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The CentervilleNoon Optimist Clubwill open its annualChristmas tree saleFriday, Nov. 25 at 9a.m.For more than 40

years, the club hasserved the communi-ty with trees of allsizes, roping andwreaths at all pricelevels. All profitsfrom the sale ofChristmas trees areutilized to providethe youth of our com-munity with a widevariety of opportuni-ties to grow, competeand prosper as indi-viduals and futureleaders of our com-munity.More than 1,000

“fresh cut” treesfrom North Carolinaand northernMichigan are avail-able, some as tall as12-13 feet. FraserFirs, Douglas Firs,Scotch Pines andWhite PineChristmas trees willbe in stock and readyfor pick up. There isa wide selection oftrees ranging fromfour feet to over 12feet. The club willdeliver trees to a per-son’s home.The lot will be

open from noon to 9p.m. weekdays and 9a.m. to 9 p.m. onweekends. Membersof the CentervilleNoon Optimist Clubwill be available toassist in selection,help with the loading

of the tree or to pro-vide quick delivery toyour home. Look forthe lights and signson South Main Streetin Centerville behind

the CentervilleGovernment Center(off Spring ValleyPike) On JP KalamanWay next to BeefO’Brady’s).

For more informa-tion, call 221-6720.The Optimist Club

meets every Tuesdayat noon at YankeeTrace Golf Club.

Please call 221-6720if you would like tojoin us for a freelunch or check us outat www.centervil-lenoonoptimist.com.

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Fairhaven Church, 637 E.Whipp Road, will host theannual Lights of Whippwill be Sunday, Nov.27 from6-7 p.m. The community isinvited to join the treelighting celebration, singcarols and enjoy hot cocoaand cookies.Those present may als

rregister to win an entiredecorating package fortheir Christmas tree. Theymust be present to win.This year Fairhaven

Church is partnering withHomefull, a Dayton-basednon-profit agency fightinghomelessness by providinghousing, services, advocacyand education. Homefullwill be selling ChristmasTrees from Fairhaven’sparking lot and all the pro-ceeds from the Tree saleswill go to Homefull.For more information

about Light of Whipp, visitwww.fairhavenchurch.orgor call 937-434-8627. Formore on Homefull, visitwww.homefull.org.

Lights ofWhippslated Nov. 27

Library setsweekend hours

CHS class of1982 reunion set

Candlelight vigilscheduled Dec. 6

The Washington-Centerville Public Librarywill close Thursday, Nov. 24and Sunday, Nov.27, inobservance ofThanksgiving. BothCenterville andWoodbourne locations willbe open during regularhours on Friday andSaturday, Nov. 25 and 26.For more information on

holiday closings, or servic-es available through thelibrary, contact CentervilleLibrary at 433-8091 orWoodbourne Library at435-3700 or visit www.wcli-brary.info.

Centerville High Schoolclass of 1982 will hold a 30-year reunion Saturday,July 14.For more information

about the event, to sign upfor tickets and help findclassmates, go towww.elks82.com.

The local celebration of theChristmas Box AngelMemorial Candlelight Vigilwill be held Tuesday, Dec. 6 at7 p.m. at St. LeonardFranciscanLivingCommunityChapel, 8100 Clyo Road.For more information

regarding the Dayton vigil,contact Denny Sullivan, 937-405-5240.

By DOUG [email protected] residents

braved rainy weath-er Sunday as holi-day season openedin Centerville withthe annual“Hometown HolidayWalk.The event will fea-

tured shopping,food, a visit fromLite 94.5 radio per-sonality Kim Faris,

Santa Claus, horse-and-buggy rides,free give-aways andopportunities to wingift baskets.Representatives

from several localnon-profit organiza-tions, including theCenterville NoonOptimists, TheCastle, Food 4Summer, Hannah’sTreasure Chest, TJ’sPlace of Hope, andthe Children’s

Hunger Alliance,were available tomeet with visitors.The lighting

included a perform-ance by theC e n t e r v i l l eCommunity Band,the NormandyElementary SchoolFifth Grade Chorus,dances from TheNutcracker by theMiami Valley DanceCompany and a spe-cial appearance bySanta Claus.The Heart of

Centerville spon-sored the event withsupport of the city ofCenterville, theC e n t e r v i l l e -W a s h i n g t o nTownship Historical

Society, WashingtonTownship, SouthMetro Chamber ofCommerce and theCenterville NoonOptimists.The day started at

Town Hall Theatre,where visitors couldpick up a freeHoliday Walk totebag.They could fill the

bag by getting freeitems at participat-ing businesses.Free transporta-

tion was providedthroughout theevent by the RTATrolley.Visitors had the

opportunity to tourthe Gerber House andenjoy the festive holi-day decorations.The event con-

cluded with theannual tree lightingceremony atBenham’s Grove, 166N. Main St.“We are so very

pleased to be ableto give back to ourcommunity, ourcommunity, whostrongly supports usyear-round, withthis amazing annualevent,” Heart ofCenterville presi-dent Debbie Teeterssaid. “What betterway to start the holi-days, than by shop-ping, eating and vis-iting our local smallbusinesses in thequaint, downtownHeart ofCenterville.”

Submitted photoSanta Claus and his elves are shown at the Hometown HolidayWalk.

A Hometown Holiday Walk

Submitted photoNoon Optimist Club members Patricia Kuhlman, Julie Walling and Cindy Gaboury are shownat last year’s Christmas tree sale.

Optimists to begin Christmas tree sale

Fairhaven Church,637 E. Whipp Road,kicks off the Christmasseason Sunday, Nov. 27at 6 pm with a Lights ofWhipp community treelighting, including car-ols, hot cocoa andcookies, a tree orna-ments raffle and, newthis year, liveChristmas trees forsale.Fairhaven is teaming

up with Homefull, alocal non-profit thatworks to end homeless-ness by providinghousing, services andeducation.Proceeds from the

tree sales will go toHomefull to help thehomeless and to helppeople find permanenthousing.Lite 94.5 personality

Kim Ferris will be onlocation with a liveradio remote to invitethe greater MiamiValley to joinFairhaven in kickingoff the Christmas sea-son.The Target Dayton:

Homeless Choir willbe featured atFairhaven’s annualChristmas celebration.For more informa-

tion, call 434-8627 orv i s i twww.fairhavenchurch.org.

FairhavenChurchtreelightingNov. 27

Event startsChristmas seasonin Centerville

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Centerville Coin and Jewelry Connection, 28 W.Franklin St., will host a personal appearance byNe’Qwa Art National Director and demonstra-tion artist Trieste Cordova Thursday, Dec. 1. Asa representative for Ne’Qwa Art, Cordova trav-els to stores throughout the year demonstrat-ing reverse painting on glass, a centuries-oldart technique that is practiced only by a veryfew, highly skilled painters. She will be travel-ing to more than twenty stores this fall answer-ing questions about Ne’Qwa Art and its line ofmouth-blown glass decorative accessories.Cordova will first meet with collectors at aluncheon from noon to 1 p.m., then will teachthe art of reverse-painting on glass in a work-shop from 1-3 p.m. The luncheon and workshopwill be held at Savona Restaurant, 79 W. MainSt. , Centerville . From 4-7 p.m., Cordova willsign ornamental Ne’Qwa pieces. CentervilleCoin and Jewelry Connection is one of a select-ed few retailers in the United States to hostthis signature event. All Ne’Qwa ornamentspurchased at the event, or pre-purchasedthrough Centerville Coin and JewelryConnection may be signed, and clients will beallowed a signature on one piece brought fromhome. Admission to the signing is free andopen to the public. For more information con-tact Leslie Marsh at 937-436-3003.

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Area GoddardSchools are reachingout to all GoddardSchool alumni. Theorganization hasannounced that it willbe accepting applica-tions for its fourthannual $10,000Anthony A. MartinoM e m o r i a lScholarship.The scholarship is

awarded to a GoddardSchool alumnus eachyear to use toward hisor her education at anaccredited college oruniversity."The Anthony A.

Martino MemorialScholarship providesfinancial support to agraduate of TheGoddard School whodemonstrates anexcellent work ethic,commitment to familyand community and alove of learning," saidJoe Schumacher, chiefexecutive officer forGoddard Systems Inc."We are eager to deter-mine this year’s recip-

ient of this prestigiousaward.”The scholarship is

named in memory ofthe founder of TheGoddard School, anentrepreneur whostarted several otherwell-known franchisecompanies includingA A M C OTransmissions, Inc.and MAACO AutoPainting andBodyworks, Inc.According to

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broadcast and socialmedia.)• Relatives of

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Kettering HealthNetwork and Vectrenpresent DaytonBallet’s 18th annualholiday production,The Nutcracker, Dec. 9-11 and 16-18.Performances will beFriday, Dec. 9 at 7:30p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 10at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30p.m.; Sunday, Dec. 11at 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.;Friday, Dec. 16 at 7:30p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 17at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30p.m.; and Sunday, Dec.18 at 2:30 p.m.Dayton Ballet has

sculpted this classicwinter gem to sparklewith Dayton shine,replacing traditionalcharacters with his-torical Dayton figures,including VirginiaW e i f f e n b a c hKettering and DaytonBallet founders,Josephine andHermene Schwarz.Dayton Ballet’s pro-fessional and pre-pro-fessional companieswill appear in ninemagical performancesover two weekends atthe Benjamin andMarian SchusterPerforming ArtsCenter. Tickets may bepurchased by visitingwww. t i c k e t c en t e r-stage.com or by call-ing Ticket CenterStage at (937) 228-3630or (888) 228-3630.Over 100 children

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Ballet School and 13other area danceschools will take thestage in the MiamiValley’s only profes-sional production ofThe Nutcracker, show-casing the criticallyacclaimed and nation-ally recognizedDayton BalletCompany, plus theDayton Ballet IISenior and JuniorCompanies and stu-dents from theUniversity ofCincinnati College-Conservatory of Musicand Ohio Universitydance departments.Enjoy an English

Tea inspired luncheonat the Schuster Centeron Saturday, Dec. 10from 12:30-2 p.m. Yourticket for the SugarPlum Tea will include:desserts from the“Land of Sweets,”Sugar Plum Fairycrafts, listening to TheNutcracker story readby a special guest, pic-tures with a balletdancer in costume andthe opportunity to par-ticipate in a silentauction. You can pur-chase tickets to theSugar Plum Tea fromTicket Center Stage.Discounted tickets toThe Nutcracker maybe purchased in con-junction with ticketsto the Tea.Enter to win four

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Ballet’s TheNutcracker, four tick-ets to Behind theMagic Backstage Tourand autographedkeepsakes from theSugar Plum Fairy. Inorder to win, childrenmust send DaytonBallet their coloringpage, which can bedownloaded at theDayton Ballet website.Children may alsosend original artworkinspired by TheNutcracker. Only oneentry per child will beconsidered; childrenmust be between theages of four and tenand every entry mustinclude the child’sname, age, address,city, state, zip code,parent or guardian’sname, phone numberand email on the backof the coloring page.The deadline for allentries is Friday, Dec.2. Entries must bemailed or delivered inperson to DaytonBallet 140 N. Main St.Dayton, OH, 45402.“Behind the Magic”

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Centerville Coin andJewelry Connection(CCJC) hosted AnimalAmbassadors from theBoonshoft Museum ’sDiscovery Zoo recently.Donors gave $115.00

to the support theDiscovery Zoo programto which CCJC will add$885, making a totaldonation of $1000 to theprogram.Families flocked to

see the visitors, whichincluded Ohio nativespecies such asHoudini the Easternscreech owl, Pixie thebig brown bat, Syd theblack-footed ferret,and an ornate box tur-tle.Lenox, the ball

python, was a magnifi-cent example ofCleopatra’s favorite

“jewelry”. The famousqueen, who ruled justbefore the birth ofChrist, was the lastpharaoh of Egypt , andfrequently wore a liveball python as decora-tion.Centerville Coin and

Jewelry will continueto collect donations tothe Boonshoft’sDiscovery Zoo programthrough Nov. 30. Donorsgiving $10 or more tothe program willreceive a SwarovskiAurora Borealis pen-dant as a thank-you giftfrom Centerville Coin& Jewelry.For more informa-

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TheRadicalRightis at it againwithits televised at-

tacks onSenator SherrodBrown.Ads are showingupon televisionpaid forby a rightwing groupcalled 60Plus. Thegroup’s spokesman is ofall people, PatBoone, asecond rate singer in the1950s, nowa second ratepolitician. 60Plus advo-cates for the repeal of theEstateTaxwhichwill en-hance theprivileged fewand calls for theprivati-zation of Social Security,whichwill destroy it. 60Plus is not required todisclose the sources of itsfunding, and it does not.It is legally free to acceptcorporate donations.In its latest ad, itmis-

represents the role, re-sponsibilities, andpow-ers of the IndependentPaymentAdvisoryBoard(IPAB) set upby theAf-fordableHealthCareActto slow thedangerousrise of health care costs.Boone’s claim that theAffordableHealthCareAct cuts 500 billion fromMedicare and creates aboard of 15 unelected,unaccountable bureau-cratswhowill ration careis a complete lie.It’s awell established

fact that the IPABdoesn’thave thepower to rationcare or changeMedicarebenefits, and theboard’smembers have to be con-firmedby theSenate.Furthermore,while

Boone claims IPAB’s sav-ingswill “fundmore

wasteful spending” andaccuses Sen. SherrodBrownof “ignoring theproblem”withMedicare’s finances, thetruth is that the changesin thehealth care lawac-tually extended the lifeofMedicare.The ads say that thelawmeans “seniorscould lose their doctors”or that it “threatens sen-iors’ ability to keep theirowndoctor.”Howeverwhat the ads are talkingabout herehas nothing todowith theAffordableHealthCareAct. Somedoctors have said theymay stop acceptingMedicarepatients be-cause of scheduledpay-ment cuts set inmotionby a 1997 law, cuts thatare unaffectedby thenew statute.The ads say that theAf-fordableHealthCareActcuts $500 billion fromMedicare. It’s true thatthe lawwould restrainfuture growth of thepro-gram, but this isn’t cut-ting fromexisting spend-ing, as the amount isspread over 10 years, to-taling about 7 percent ofwhatMedicare is project-

ed to cost over thatdecade.The adalso featuresseniors saying the lawwill “hurt thequality ofour care.” The truth isthat theAffordableHealthCareAct specifi-cally forbids cuts in thebasic package ofMedicarebenefits, andeven adds somenew fea-tures, such aswellnesscheckups. It also closesthe “doughnut hole” gapin theprescriptiondrugbenefit, whichwill saveMedicare recipients asubstantial amount ofmoney.It is very ironic that therightwingers are sayingthat SenatorBrown is at-tempting to defundMedicare, as these verysame rightwingers in theHouse ofRepresenta-

tives voted severalmonths ago for thePaulRyanBudgetwhichwould replaceMedicarewith ahalf-baked vouch-er system,whichwouldgreatly diminishhealthcare for seniors.The radicals on the

right despise SenatorBrown, becausehe alongwith SenatorBernieSanders ofVermont, hasbeen themost vocalagainst their efforts toeliminateMedicare andSocial Security. Thepeo-ple ofOhiowill not beswayedby these feebleattempts to distort Sena-torBrown’s record.

- - -JohnMurphy is the presi-

dent of the SouthDaytonDemocratic Club.He canbe reached via e-mail [email protected]

‘Quote’‘Quote’The year that is

drawing towardsits close, has

been filled with theblessings of fruitfulfields and healthfulskies. To these boun-ties, which are so con-stantly enjoyed that weare prone to forget thesource from which theycome, others have beenadded, which are of soextraordinary a nature,that they cannot fail topenetrate and softeneven the heart which ishabitually insensible to

the ever watchful providence of Almighty God.In the midst of a civil war of unequaled magni-

tude and severity, which has sometimes seemedto foreign States to invite and to provoke theiraggression, peace has been preserved with allnations, order has been maintained, the lawshave been respected and obeyed, and harmonyhas prevailed everywhere except in the theatreof military conflict; while that theatre has beengreatly contracted by the advancing armies andnavies of the Union.Needful diversions of wealth and of strength

from the fields of peaceful industry to the nation-al defence, have not arrested the plough, theshuttle or the ship; the axe has enlarged the bor-ders of our settlements, and the mines, as well ofiron and coal as of the precious metals, haveyielded even more abundantly than heretofore.Population has steadily increased, notwithstand-ing the waste that has been made in the camp,the siege and the battle-field; and the country,rejoicing in the consciousness of augmentedstrength and vigor, is permitted to expect contin-uance of years with large increase of freedom.No human counsel hath devised nor hath any

mortal hand worked out these great things. Theyare the gracious gifts of the Most High God, who,while dealing with us in anger for our sins, hathnevertheless remembered mercy. It has seemedto me fit and proper that they should be solemn-ly, reverently and gratefully acknowledged aswith one heart and one voice by the wholeAmerican People.I do therefore invite my fellow citizens in every

part of the United States, and also those who areat sea and those who are sojourning in foreignlands, to set apart and observe the last Thursdayof November next, as a day of Thanksgiving andPraise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth inthe Heavens.And I recommend to them that while offering

up the ascriptions justly due to Him for such sin-gular deliverances and blessings, they do also,with humble penitence for our national perverse-ness and disobedience, commend to His tendercare all those who have become widows, orphans,mourners or sufferers in the lamentable civilstrife in which we are unavoidably engaged, andfervently implore the interposition of theAlmighty Hand to heal the wounds of the nationand to restore it as soon as may be consistentwith the Divine purposes to the full enjoyment ofpeace, harmony, tranquillity and Union.

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(Editor’s note - thiscolumn is publishedposthumously forThomas J. Turkey, afighter for fowl rights.By the way, he wasdelicious!)

As you readthis, I amprobably

roasting in an ovensomewhere, soon to become thecenterpiece of someone’sThanksgiving dinner.If so, I would plead foramnesty for my brethren. If not— please save my neck!! I amcalling for all birds, not justturkeys to join “OccupyThanksgiving.”For most of the year, weturkeys are the kings of thebarnyard. We rule. But asautumn approaches, therespect we get from the otherfowl begins to disappear. Eventhe chickens begin to snickerwhen they go by. The ducks andgeese have been known to say“I hope you can carve a nicefuture for yourself…” beforebursting into laughter andheading off to the pond where Ican’t chase them.Why do you want to eat a big

bird that doesn’t really have

much flavor untilyou add the gravy?It’s not OUR faultthat we go so wellwith stuffing andcranberry sauce!And don’t forgetthat eating turkeyalways makes youfall asleep after themeal.

But there are alternativesyou should consider that won’tput you into slumberland.Wouldn’t a nice, succulentham, or maybe a standing ribroast be more delicious? Howabout a roasted lamb with thatmint jelly?But no — it’s always turkey. You don’t know how it is. Imean, I’d like to watch the foot-ball games on Thanksgiving,too. My brother said it wasnothing to lose my head overand I told him that’s exactlywhat’s going to happen!I saw the farmer walking

toward me last week and hesaid “Tom, old boy, I’m going toaxe you something…”I responded “Do you mean‘ask’?”He grinned… “Uh… no…”When I was just a poult (that’s

what they call us when we’re

babies) I saw a cute femaleturkey. I said “Hey, chick…wanna go out?” Her momstepped in, however… she said“His kind never stick aroundmore than a year.”As I got a little older, Inoticed my buddies and I wereputting on a lot of weight. Itried to join a gym, but my feetwouldn’t reach the pedals onthe stationary bike.I’m tired of being told to notget my feathers ruffled. I’mmad as heck and I’m not goingto take it anymore!Over the years, the Presidentof the United States has seenfit to spare one of us. I thinkthat is a wonderful trend thatshould be repeated across thenation.What we turkeys need is a

lobbyist in Washington. Rightnow, when someone mentionsturkey to those guys, they thinkof a country like many that isfighting terrorism. Yet, weturkeys in America are terror-ized each year.If I survive 2011, I am plan-

ning to start a PAC, financed bythe beef industry, that willbring equal rights to turkeys.Freedom for Meleagris gal-

lopavo!

Thomas J.Turkey

Delicious withmashed potatoesand gravy

Turkeys unite - save yourselves

Isometimes feel, inmy careers as atalk show host and

columnist that the worldaround us is an awfulplace and we’re lucky tomake it through any giv-en day. It’s the price Ipay, I suppose, for exam-ining and magnifyingthe news headlines. Thefact of the matter is wehave so much to bethankful for in this greatUnited States of Ameri-ca!I don’t want to sit and

create a list but it’s theonly way I know to sharewith you the things forwhich I am grateful; alist I’m sure most of youshare to some degree.I am so Blessed to

have my wonderful wifeKathy for the past 36years and looking for-ward to many more tocome. God also present-ed us with two wonder-

ful children and theability to share whathappy, healthy familiesshare.Even in the turbulent

and sometimes bitterelection we justwrapped up, we have toappreciate that we areso fortunate to live in acountry where we canmake the kinds of choic-es and decisions wemake on Election Daywithout fearing arrest,or even death, for mak-ing those choices.We are about to enter

into religious Holidaysthat will have to be cele-brated in hiding placesin nations around theworld, since religiousfreedom is seen asthreatening to those na-tions’ rulers.I am thankful for allthose who have touchedour lives, some who arestill with us and somewho have moved on totheir great rewards. Iam so grateful for ourextended families, someclose by and some sepa-rated by physical miles,but present with us inour hearts.I am so thankful forthe brave men andwomen in uniform allacross the globe defend-ing all the rights I justoutlined in this country;and a special thanks tothe families making thesacrifice here at homecelebrating the Holi-

days missing their lovedone stationed abroad.Yes, the list could goon and on. Suffice it tosay, it’s great we have aThanksgiving Day topause and realize justwhat, and who, we alltoo often take for grant-ed. Pass the turkey andHAPPY THANKSGIV-ING from the ScintoFamily to yours!

- - -Mike Scinto is a 35 year

veteran talk show hostserving locally, statewideand nationally behind themicrophone. For the pastdozen years he has au-thored this award-win-ning column. You mayhave also seen him offer-ing his unique insights ofFox News Channel.“Friend” Mike atwww.facebook.com/mikescintoshow or visitmikescintocolumns.blogspot.com

Happy Thanksgiving 2011!MikeScinto

TimesColumnist

As has been ex-pected, the U.S.Supreme Court

agreed to decide the con-stitutionality of thehealth care reform lawchampioned by Presi-dent Barack Obama.The justices madetheir announcement in abrief order issued lastMonday. Attorneys forthe Government and thestate challengers of thelaw will have oral argu-ments in March. TheSupreme Court wouldthen be expected to makea ruling in June 2012,making the decision acritical aspect of the 2012presidential race.The decision comesdays after Ohio votersoverwhelmingly passedState Issue 3, the OhioHealthcare FreedomAmendment. The meas-ure calls for exemptingresidents of Ohio fromnational health caremandates which wouldstop any state law fromforcing persons, employ-ers or health careproviders from partici-pating in a health caresystem. Issue 3 passed 65percent to 35 percent.The high court agreed

to hear two major ques-tions: whether the law’skey provision is unconsti-tutional, and if so,whether the entire law,with its 450 sections, istherefore invalid.At legal issue iswhether the individualmandate section of thePatient Protection andAffordable Care Act, re-quiring nearly all Ameri-cans to buy health insur-ance by 2014 or face fi-nancial penalties, is animproper exercise of fed-eral authority. The 26states who joined the suit

say that if that provisionis unconstitutional, theentire law must be struckdown.In Ohio, Attorney Gen-eral Mike DeWine hailedthe announcement by theCourt who joined Ohioand 25 other states in theconstitutional challengeto the federal health careact.“On my first day asOhio Attorney General, Iauthorized Ohio to jointhe case challenging theconstitutionality of the in-surance mandate im-posed on virtually everyAmerican by Obamacare.I firmly believe that thehealth care law is uncon-stitutional,” said DeWine.“In ten short months,

we’ve prevailed on thisissue at the trial and ap-peals court levels andnow will have the matterheard by the UnitedStates Supreme Court.This case is important toour country and shouldhelp affirm the constitu-tional limits on federalpower. I’m very glad theCourt has decided tohear it,” DeWine said.

- - -Rob Scott is a Kettering

resident and a practicingattorney at Oldham & Deit-ering, LLC. Scott is theFounder & President of theDayton Tea Party. He canbe contacted at [email protected] orwww.gemcitylaw.com.

RobScott

TimesColumnist

U. S. Supreme Court to hearhealth care law challenge

Radical Right recycling old lies

JohnMurphy

TimesColumnist

Nov. 24: 1963 - Jack Ruby shootsJFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald.Nov. 25: 1982 - A fire destroys ancomplete city block in Minneapolis.Nov. 26: 1789 - The U. S. observesa national Thanksgiving Day as rec-ommended by Pres. George

Washington.Nov. 27: 1924 - The first Macy’sThanksgiving Day Parade is held inNew York City.Nov. 28: 1925 - The Grand OleOpry begins broadcasting fromNashville.

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Covering Your Community

Oct. 272:04 a.m. — Revere

Village, shortness ofbreath.

5:12 a.m. — ParagonRoad, injury.

6:22 a.m. — ConceptCourt, injury.

6:31 a.m. — Spice Bush,chest pains.

6:45 a.m. — Dayton-Lebanon, chest pains.

11:23 a.m. — Hidden,stroke.

12:48 p.m. — Clyo RoadandGreenBranch, injuryaccident.

2:56 p.m. — ParagonRoad, injury.

3:45 p.m. — CongressPark Drive, injury.

4:49 p.m. —CenterwoodLane, shortness ofbreath.

8:11 p.m. — ShoreWoodsDrive, shortnessofbreath.

8:37 p .m. — NormandyLane, injury accident.

10:47 p.m. — NorthVillage Drive, medicalassistance.

10:51 p.m. — TuxworthRoad, injury.

Oct. 281:50 a.m. — East Von

Dette, shortness ofbreath.

2:16 a.m. — SlagleRoad, unconscious per-son.

2:17 a.m. — SugarberryPlace, stroke.

2:40 a.m. — Settlement,shortness of breath.

5:25 a.m. — East WhippRoad, alarm.

7:42 a.m. — Clyo Roadand East Franklin Street,injury accident.

9:56 a.m. — RevereVillage, chest pains.

10:26 a.m. — SouthMain Street, shortness ofbreath.

11:30 a.m. — DeptfordAvenue, bleeding.

1 p.m. —ParagonRoad,seizures.

1:09 p.m. — Dayton-Lebanon, illness.

8:55 p.m. — GrantsTrail, injury.

10:25 p.m. — SheldonDrive, mental.

Oct. 292:24 a.m. — North

Village Drive, medicalassistance.

2:35 a.m. — Peach HillDrive, injury.

2:56 a.m. —RooksRoad,residential fire.

6:19 a.m. — FlemingtonRoad, injury.

8:45 a.m. — ConceptWay, injury.

10:05 a.m. — ShoreWoodsDrive, shortnessofbreath.

10:09 a.m. — West AlexBell Road, injury.

11:43 a.m. — TerraceVilla Drive, injury.

1:4o p.m. — SevernLane, injury.

1:42 p.m. — WilmingtonPike, illness.

1:47 p.m. — YanksCourt, unconscious per-son.

1:43 p.m. — Park RidgeDrive, medical assis-tance.

5:12 p.m. — CarrilonWoods, chimney fire.

7:27 p.m. — CentervilleStation, mental.

Oct. 301:31 a.m. — McEwen

Road, injury.1:35 a.m. — North

Village Drive, medicalassistance.

2:27 a.m. — ShoreWoodsDrive, chest pains.

2:32 a.m. — SouthbrookDrive, medical assis-tance.

2:49 a.m. — NorthVillage Drive, medicalassistance.


4:51 a.m. — WilmingtonPike, assault.


8:21 a.m. — East AlexBell Road, illness.

9:12 a.m. — SchervierCourt, unconscious per-son.

1:24 p.m. — WellerAvenue, stroke.

1:43 p.m. — Golf GreenDrive, injury.

2:13 p.m. — East SocialRowRoad, injury.

2:24 p.m. — LodewoodDrive, overdose.

3:14 p.m. — East SpringValley, miscellaneous.

4:06 p.m. —West SpringValley, illness.

4:30 p.m. — Rhine Way,injury.

5:28 p.m. —LakePointeWay, injury.

9:13 p.m. —MarcoLane,injury.

10:34 p.m. — WestSpring Valley, grass fire.

10:50 p.m. — RosaLinda Drive, medicalassistance.

Oct. 311:15 a.m. — Burgundy

Lane, injury.3:31 a.m. — McEwen

Road, illness.5:58 a.m. — North

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7:30 a.m. — BrighamSquare, residentialinvestigation.

7:41 a.m. — East SpringValley, injury accident.

12:25 p.m. — SaintFrancis, illness.

12:36 p.m. — TuxworthRoad, illness.

1:49 p.m. — Far HillsAvenue, shortness ofbreath.

3:28 p.m. — Clyo Road,chest pains.

6:03 p.m. — Hidden,stroke.

7:34 p.m. — SouthVillage Drive, investiga-tion.

7:55 p.m. —MiamisburgCentre, injury.

8:54 p.m. — Old SR 122,mutual aid.

9:53 p.m. — West AlexBell Road, injury.

10:07 p.m. — FingerLakes, diabetic emer-gency.

Nov. 18:56 a.m. — Far Hills

Avenue, shortness ofbreath.

9:01 a.m. —MillerFarmLane, injury.

12:59 p.m. — East AlexBell Road, illness.

2:35 p.m. — Clyo Road,unconscious person.

8:37 p.m. — Lyons RoadandYankeeStreet, injuryaccident.

9:24 p.m. — NormandyLane, illness.

10:43 p.m. —RoyalwoodDrive, residential investi-gation.

Nov. 212:09 a.m. —Brooklawn

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8:46 a.m. — GrantsRidge, illness.

12:26 p.m. — KelseyCourt and Foster Lane,injury accident.

12:50 p.m. — EastFranklin Street, mental.

2:45 p.m. — SunflowerCourt, medical assis-tance.

3:28 p.m. — Clyo Road,shortness of breath.

6:26 p.m. — SchervierCourt, shortness ofbreath.

8:09 p.m. —LyonsRoad,injury.

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RECORDObituaries

Eleanora J. Spry

Philomena Cole

David S. Chillinsky

Frances E.Whitworth

Mary E. Menzel

JerryW. Martin

Eleanora J. Spry, 99, of Centerville, died Sunday,November 13, 2011 at Bethany Lutheran Village.She was born May 29, 1912 in Dayton to the lateMichael and Margareta Manny. She was precededin death in 1995 by her husband, Arthur Spry,whom she married on June 6, 1931; and by broth-ers, Edward, Oscar, Michael, Herald and Irwin;and sisters, Margaret, Christina, Emily (Hartzell)and Elizabeth (Copas). She is survived by her son,Robert (Barbara) of Tipp City, grandchildren,John, David (Nicole), Rachel Lammi (Kurt) andThomas (fiance Margaret Siefers); great-grand-children, Christopher and Nina Spry; severalnieces and nephews, and many other relatives andfriends. She attended E. J. Brown ElementarySchool and Steele High School. Services wereWednesday, November 23 at the Baker, Hazel andSnider Funeral Home, Dayton, the Rev. KennethCastor officiating. Interment was in DaytonMemorial Park.

Philomena Cole, 88, of Centerville, diedSaturday, November 12, 2011. She traveled exten-sively, living in many states and abroad inEngland. She was preceded in death by her par-ents, Carmine and Christina Santoro; brothers,John, Anthony, Emil, Carmine and FrancisSantoro; and sister, Mary Fileccia. She is survivedby her children, Norm (Kim) Cole, Jon (Jenny)Cole and Karen (Bob) Matthews; grandchildren,Brianna Matthews, Caitlin Cole, ChrissyMatthews, Michael Boose, Jenna (Blake) Hudsonand Bradley Boose; brother, Pat (Janie) Santoro;and many other relatives and friends. A memorialMass was held Tuesday, November 22, 2011 at StJoseph Chapel, Incarnation Parish Center,Centerville. A final service will be conducted inthe spring in her hometown of Monessen, Pa.

David Scott Chillinsky, 48, of Centerville, diedunexpectedly. He is preceded in death by his par-ents, Joseph and Leone Chillinsky. He is survivedby Christine Chillinsky and their children, Jack,Megan, Katie and Annie Chillinsky; brothers, Tom(Molly) Chillinsky and their children, Joe, Kiel,Scott (Natalie) and Riley, Mark (Connie) Chillinskyand their children, Dayton, Dakota, and Dallas,Mike (Dana) Chillinsky and their daughte,r Claire,and Dan (Linda) Chillinsky and their children,Hunter and Cohen. He was a 1981 Centerville HighSchool graduate, then he graduated fromWittenberg University. A Mass of Christian Burialwas held Saturday, November 19, 2011 at Churchof the Incarnation, Centerville. Burial was inCalvary Cemetery.

Frances E. Whitworth, 88, died Saturday,November 12, 2011. A resident of 10 WilmingtonPlace, Dayton, she was born August 11, 1923 inDecatur, Ill., daughter of Grover and Grace(Williams) Baker. On June 26, 1946 she marriedRobert E. Whitworth in St. Louis, Mo. She ownedand operated the A.B.C. Antique Shop in Daytonfor 20 years. She is survived by her daughters,Leslie (Michael) Albrecht of Centerville andBarbara (George) Shatzer of Georgetown, Texas;four grandsons; two great-grandchildren; twobrothers and two sisters. She was preceded deathby her parents; husband; infant son; and goodfriend, Hilda. Services wereWednesday,November 16, 2011 at Woodland MausoleumChapel, Dayton.

Mary Eileen Menzel, 88, of Centerville, diedSunday, November 13, 2011at Bethany LutheranVillage, Linden House, after a three-year illness.She was born in Lancaster England, on February5, 1923, the only child of Albert and Mary Harry.She was a graduate of The Harwood ChurchSchool of England. She met and married, RobertSchultz of Germantown in England in 1944 andmoved with him to Dayton in 1946. After his death,she married William Menzel of Dayton. She was amember of Fairhaven Church, a Docent at ThePatterson Homestead, a volunteer for theAmerican Red Cross, and a volunteer at BethanyLutheran Village. She was a 20-year resident ofBethany. She was preceded in death by her par-ents; and husbands, Robert Schultz in 1974 andWilliamMenzel in 1993. Services were Wednesday,November 16, 2011 at tbe Tobias Funeral Home,Far Hills Chapel, Pastor Bob Ashburn, officiating.Interment, was in David’s Cemetery.

Jerry W. Martin, 89, of Astatula, Fla., formerly ofXenia, died Sunday morning, November 13, 2011. Hewas born May 22, 1922, in Xenia, son Virgil andMargaretVanEatonMartin.Hewas amember of FaithCommunityUnitedMethodist Church and a veteran ofthe US Army, earning his paratrooper wings, servingduringWorldWar II.Hewasamemberof theVeteransof Foreign Wars, Florida, the Xenia Masonic Lodge#49, F. & A. M., Xenia Chapter #36, R.A.M., WrightCouncil #96,R.&S.M.,NathanielGreeneCommandery#81, Knights Templar. He was a member of theAmerican Motorcycle Association and enjoyed travel-ing on his Harley-Davidson with the ABATE motorcy-cle club. He is survived by a daughter, Janet Martin ofCenterville; son and daughter-in-law, Kent J. (Patti)Martin of Beavercreek; grandchildren, Christopher(Julie) Martin of Potomac, Md., Marianne (Greg) Bakosof Mason, Susan ( Mike) Horvat of Centerville, Bradley(Anne) Martin of Seattle, Wash. and Kelley Martin ofMoraine; 10 great-grandchildren; a sister and brother-in-law, Nancy (Richard “Choppy) Hornick of Xenia;several nieces andnephews, and close friends.Hewaspreceded in death by his parents; wife, Betty (Jones)Martin; a great-grandson, Adam Martin; a brother,Richard Martin; son-in-law, Mark H. Martin; a daugh-ter-in-law, VirginiaMartin; and a close friend, DorothyEllis. Services were private. Burial was in WoodlandCemetery, Xenia.

Centerville Police ReportNov. 111:38 a.m. — An officer

investigatedahit andruntraffic accident at ClyoRoad and Norwich Lane.There are no suspects.

1:49 a.m. — A ZackPlaceresident reportedafraud complaint. Theinvestigation is pending.

8:16 p.m. — Officerswere dispatched to aRevereVillageCourt res-idenceonanunruly juve-nile complaint involvingthe 11-year-oldmale resi-dent. The matter wasresolved.

8:55 p.m. — Officerswere informed of a disor-derly conduct complaintthat had occurred in theparking lot of a SouthMain Street business.Thematter was resolved.

Nov. 1212:50 a.m. — An officer

stoppeda vehicle onClyoRoad and subsequentlyarrested the driver, a 34-year-old male Oakwoodresident, for OVI. He wasreleased to a friend.

2:40 a.m. — An officerstoppeda vehicle onEastAlex-Bell Road and sub-sequently arrested thedriver, a 49-year-oldmaleKettering resident, forOVI.Hewas released toarelative.

11:21 a.m. — An officerlocated a 16-year-oldmale Centerville resi-dent at a BlackstoneDrive residence who waswanted as a runawayjuvenile through ourdepartment. He wascharged with unruly

juveniles and released toa parent.

12:39 p.m. — A ClyoRoad business reporteda theft. There are no sus-pects.

10:41 p.m. — Officerswere dispatched to aFireside Drive residenceon a disorderly conductcomplaint reference amale and female arguing.Thematter was resolved.


stopped a vehicle onSouth Main Street andsubsequently arrestedthe driver, a 30-year-oldmale WashingtonTownship resident, forOVI. He was incarcerat-ed in the Kettering Jail.

2:48 a.m. — On officerstoppeda vehicle onEastAlex–Bell Road and sub-sequently charged a pas-senger, an 18-year-oldmaleHuberHeights resi-dent, with underage con-sumption of alcohol. Hewas issued a summonsand released.

11:32 a.m. — Officerswere dispatched to aLake Pointe Way resi-dence on the report of anunruly juvenile. The 12-year-old male residentwas summonsed intocourt for unruly juvenileand released to his par-ents.

6:26 p.m. — Officerswere dispatched to aBrookmeadow Drive res-idence on a family dis-pute. The matter wasresolved.

10:02 p.m. —Officers on

footpatrol onLoganwoodDrive located a 16-year-old female Centervilleresident whowaswantedby the MontgomeryCounty Sheriff’s OfficeJuvenile Division. Shewas arrested and incar-cerated in theMontgomery CountyJuvenile DetentionCenter.


stoppeda vehicle onEastFranklin Street and sub-sequently located a sub-ject wanted by theMiamiTownship PoliceDepartment on an activewarrant. The 23-year-oldmale Centerville resi-dent was arrested andreleased to the MiamiTownship PoliceDepartment.

7:05 a.m. — An officerwas dispatched to a BlueStream Court residenceon the report of a theftfrom a motor vehicle. Atotal of nine residents ingeneral vicinity subse-quently reported theftsfrom their vehicles.There are no suspects

7:29 a.m. — An officerwas dispatched to aShawnee Drive resi-dence on the report of atheft from a motor vehi-cle. It was subsequentlydiscovered that a total ofseven vehicles in thearea had been enteredwith items taken. Thereare no suspects.

8:13 a.m. — An officerwas dispatched to aFeedwire Road business

on the report of a theft.There are no suspects

9:42 a.m. — A NewLondon Circle residentreported a theft from ashed. During furtherinvestigation, officersdiscovered four othersheds in the area thathad items taken fromthem. There are no sus-pects.

12:52 p.m. — A detec-tive chargeda 17-year-oldmale Dayton residentwith disorderly conductreference an on-goinginvestigation. He wassummonsed andreleased.

1:20 p.m. — A detectivecharged an 18-year-oldmale Centerville resi-dent with disorderly con-duct reference an on-going investigation. Hewas summonsed andreleased.

3:30 p.m. — A detectivecharged a 17-year-oldmale Dayton residentwith felonious assaultreference an on-goinginvestigation. He wasreleased to his mother.

9:35 p.m. — A familytrouble was reported at aPoincianaresidence.Thedispute was resolved.


was dispatched to aShirley Ann Drive resi-dence on a report ofproperty stolen from avehicle. Upon furtherinvestigation an officerlocated another vehiclethat had property stolenfrom it. No suspects.

Washington Township Fire Runs

The 11U year old fallbaseball league atPatterson Park pre-sented its awards fortop performances inseveral categories attheir final gamerecently. PattersonPark’s autumn baseballprogram began August18 and just wound up inlate October. The threeleagues were dividedby age group: 9-11, 12-14, and 15-18 year olds.All together theleagues had a com-bined 196 players on 19different teams.

In the seven team11U league, the mostdecorated playersincluded batting cham-pion Dominic Grimeswith the highest bat-ting average (.750) andmost doubles (14), TylerSpurlock with the mosthome runs (2), the high-est slugging percentage(1.111) and the #5 hitter(.667), Sam Kahn # 2 hit-ter (.693) and tied formost triples, PeterHaverland #4 hitter(.690) and most hits (29)and Noah Brown, #3hitter (.692). Other high

flying players beingrecognized includedtop 10 year old battersKenton Egbert (.607),Mitchell Hilty (.526)and Seth Helter (.486),and top nine year oldbatters Joey Derrico(.486), Eric Miller (.484)and Elliott Seelig (.455)and Jasmine Martinez (.448). Martinez, GrantReeve and PrestonHoey also tied for mosttriples. Top defensiveplayer awards were

given to Egbert,Derrico and OwenHolland, who alsoended as the #8 hitter(.556 batting average).Baseball operations

for 2011 are now com-plete at PattersonPark, but plans arealready underway fornext year’s programs.For more informationfor 2012, please visitour web site atwww.pattersonpark-baseball.com.


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SPORTS

By SHAWN BAUMANTimes sports editor

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It has been the most talked about high schoolbasketball showcase in the Miami Valley eachof the past 10 years, bringing some of the besttalent from across the country and pitting themagainst the best the Dayton area has to offer.Last week, it added national recognition to thatimpressive resume’.The 10th Anniversary of the Good Samaritan

Flyin’ To The Hoop Basketball Invitational willbe held Martin Luther King Jr. weekend(January 13-16) back at Trent Arena inKettering. Flyin’ To The Hoop President EricHorstman was notifed last week that the eventwas named the number two showcase event inthe entire nation by CBS Sports and Maxpreps.Past success has certainly played a part in gain-ing national attention, but the 2012 field isenough to grab some attention.This year’s field includes two of the top five

teams in the nation in Findlay Prep, NV (#1) andHuntington Prep, WV (#2). The top-rated seniorin the nation, Isaiah Austin out of Grace Prep,TX will be joined by the top-rated sophomore inAndrew Wiggins out of Huntington Prep. Fourof the top 10 seniors in the nation will be on dis-play along seven 5-star players and 14 4-starplayers.The top two teams in the state of Ohio will

battle it out on Saturday night when ColumbusNorthland (#1) takes on Garfield Heights (#2).The showcase currently boasts more than 75division I college recruits and that list contin-ues to grow.The schedule for the 2012 event includes:

Friday, January 13, 20126:30 pm Kettering Alter (OH) vs

Christian Faith Center Acad. (NC)8:15 pm Thurgood Marshall (OH) vs

Findlay Prep (NV) ESPN #8

Saturday, January 14, 201211:30 am Christian Faith CenterAcademy (NC) vs HYCA (TX)

1:15 pm Columbus Walnut Ridge (OH) vsFt. Recovery (OH)

3:00 pm Cathedral (IN) Indiana #9 vsCenterville (OH)

4:45 pm Hamilton SE (IN) ESPN #44 vsTroy (OH)

6:30 pm Columbus Northland (OH) Ohio #1 vsGarfield Heights (OH) Ohio #2

8:15 pm Trotwood Madison (OH) vsHuntington Prep (WV) Sports Illustrated #4

Sunday, January 15, 201211:30 am Miami East (OH) vsKettering Fairmont (OH)

1:15 pm Cleveland St Ignatius (OH) vsWayne (OH)

3:00 pm St. Vincent St. Mary (OH) vs Taft (OH)4:45 pm Cleveland Heights (OH) vs

Northmont (OH)6:30 pm Morgan Park (IL) Illinois #8 vs

Springboro (OH)8:15 pm Huntington Prep (WV) SportsIllustrated #4 vs Middletown (OH)

Monday, January 16, 201210:15 am HYCA (TX) vsTrotwood Madison (OH)

12:00 pm Vandalia (OH) vsMorgan Park (IL) Illinois #8

1:45 pm Norcross (GA) Georgia #5 vsGreenview (OH)

3:30 pm Medina Senior (OH) vs Franklin (OH)5:15 pm La Lumiere (IN) Indiana #10 vs

Westerville North (OH)7:00 pm Chillicothe (OH) vsChaminade Julienne (OH)

8:30 pm Grace Prep (TX) ESPN #16 vsThurgood Marshall (OH)

Schedule setfor 2012 Flyin’to the Hoop

Contributed photosLuis Miranda, League Crew Chief for 11U Fall baseball presents the trophy for Most Triples (wonby Grant Reeve) to Reeve’s teammate Nick Thomas (in Reeve’s absence) while Orange team-mates (left to right): Jeffery Klepacz, Josh Freuh, Ben Mayer, Zach Thompson, Evan Hardy andNick Cockayne look on. Below, some of the happy 2011 award winners include (from left toright): Owen Holland, Jasmine Martinez, Mitchell Hilty and Seth Helter.

Patterson Park names fall awardees

Centerville to hostwinter baseball schoolThe Centerville High School

baseball coaching staff willhold their annual winter schoolon Monday December 19, andTuesday December 20 from 9:00am to 3:00 pm boys and girls ingrades 2 – 12 are invited to par-ticipate. The purpose of thiscamp is to teach the basic fun-damentals and skills needed toimprove overall play, and tohave fun at the same time. Thecost of the camp is $80.00 forboth days, $40.oo for one day ifpre-registered beforeDecember 16. The cost at the

door is $90.00 and $40.00. Campt-shirt is included.Registrations can be obtainedon the CBL website or call theathletic office at 439-3516. Alsoyou can [email protected] and we will send you acopy.

SportsPleX Indoor Socceryouth leagues now formingSportsPleX Indoor Soccer in

Fairborn is now taking registra-tions for their Youth RecreationLeagues for the second session.Individual sign-ups for children4–7 years of age are being taken

for leagues beginning January 2.Registration deadline forGrasshoppers ages 4–5 andKickers ages 6-7 is December 19for this second of three ses-sions. Both age groups are co-edand play a seven game leagueschedule with a cost of $80 perplayer and includes a team T-shirt. These leaguesprovide an opportunity for

children, not having a team, toplay indoor soccer. All recre-ation players can registeronline at www.splex.com. Formore information callSportsPleX at 878-7270 or visitthe website.

Sports briefs

The warm days of summer are finally ending,taking along with it the outdoor sports and recre-ation most kids enjoy. Luckily some youth justtake their energy and skills indoors. Registrationfor Youth Winter Sports is going on right now atthe South YMCA in Kettering. Winter basketballand indoor soccer leagues are forming for ages 3through High School.“It’s really great to see all the kids here during

the weekdays and weekends.” explains ProgramDirector Mike Tuss. “It’s a lot of fun. From theolder ones who’ve been in our league for years, tothe really young ones just learning the basics ofhow to dribble a basketball. It’s a pretty awesomeexperience.”Practices will be during the week, while games

are played on Saturdays for basketball andSundays for indoor soccer. Price is $34.00 formembers and $68.00 for program members. Therewill also be a Basketball Clinic run by ThomTownsley from the Indiana Pacers for the firstweek of practices. Also take for the older playerthe South Y offers a High School travel leaguethat players can sign up for or provide their ownpre-made teams. The registration deadline isDecember 31, with a $10.00 late fee applied afterDecember 3, so sign up now. Contact Mike Tuss [email protected] or call the YMCA at(937)434-1964.

Winter sports set


CONGRATULATIONSto the winners of our Turkey Scramble contest:

Mary R., Huber HeightsKim H., XeniaBeth S., XeniaJoanne S., LewisburgSherri B., VandaliaDale G., KetteringJanet N., XeniaMary B., SpringfieldNick S., BeavercreekMelinda M., Huber HeightsJeffrey N., KetteringDarlene R., BeavercreekShelly B., Huber Heights

Myrna W., FairbornBarbara W., EnglewoodRichard B., Huber HeightsVivian W., Huber HeightsDanielle C., WaynesvilleKrista S., DaytonTara Z., CarlisleStephanie S., DaytonPaul I., XeniaBarbara C., Huber HeightsRita K., VandaliaCindy D., Dayton

Each winner will receive a $25 gift certificate to Bowman &Landes Turkeys, Inc. Thank you to everyone who entered

this year’s contest. The answers are as follows:

TURKEY SCRAMBLE WORDS:WISHBONE DRUMSTICKVOYAGE CORNGOBBLE PLYMOUTHBOUNTY HARVESTSAGE HOLIDAYBASTER CENTERPIECECOLONISTS BREADPUMPKIN CIDERCORNUCOPIA CRANBERRIESDELICIOUS GRATITUDE

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THANKSGIVING DEADLINESThe Classified Call Center will be closed on Thursday

& Friday, November 24th & 25th, so that ouremployees may enjoy the holiday with their families.

Our office will re-open at 8am onMonday, November 28th.

We will have early advertising deadlines prior to theholiday. Please contact us for more

information at 937-372-9609 or 1-866-212-7355.

We wish you a safe & Happy Thanksgiving!

From the Classified Dept.Tammy, Carol,Marlene, and Nena

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FOR LEASE

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Don Wright Realty, LLC432-9000

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Duplex - 2 bdrms, 1 bth, LvRm$525/mo – no gar or A/C

100 - Announcement

135 School/Instructions

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200 - Employment

240 Healthcare

Full Time/Part Time andLive In, Private duty,assist seniors in their

homes.Experience Req.Family Bridges,937-396-0533.

www.familybridges.com

Part-time directservice positions

available in the Vandaliaand Kettering areas forpeople interested inworking with individualswith developmentaldisabilities in home set-tings. Hours include ear-ly morning, some even-ings and week-endsplease call AnnaliseMeikle for details. Resi-dent Home Association.(937)278-0791.

250 Office/Clerical

Receptionist/AdminAssistant positionavailable at establishedconstruction Manage-ment/ real estate develop-ment firm. Flexible 30hour Monday through Fri-day work week. An excel-lent opportunity for ad-vancement for the rightperson. Please send yourresume to:[email protected]

280 Transportation

Class A CDL DriversNeeded. Home mostweekends. 40 cpm loadedWeekly Pay, Benefits. 1 yrRecent Exp Required.877-261-2101

Drivers: Class-B fuel de-livery driver. Tank/ Hazendorsement. Clean MVRrequired. Stable work his-tory. 800-686-2928 x144

Drivers: Start up to$.41/mi. Home Weekly orBi-Weekly. CDL-A 6 mos.OTR exp. Req. Equip-ment you’ll be proud todrive! (888) 247-4037

300 - Real Estate

For Rent

305 Apartment

Kettering Area$99

SecurityDeposit

Studios $369*1 Bedroom $469**Water paid

Great Location!Highland Park(937)294-0600

The Ridge of CrestviewApartments

Studio $365/mo.Across from The Greene

Close to bus lineCall 1-937-426-5033,M-F, 8am-3:00pm (only).

320 Houses for Rent

WEST KETTERING,3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths,living room, dining room,family room, 2 car, ranchwith basement for lease,$1450/month plus depos-it, (937)271-3316.

400 - Real Estate

For Sale

415 Condos for Sale

BEAVERCREEK$39,900!

1403 Crown Point Ct.2-Bedroom, 1-Bath Condo

GREAT PRICE!!(937)935-1936

425 Houses for Sale

Recently Foreclosed,Special FinancingAvailable, Any Credit,Any Income, 3BD, 1BTH,1314SqFt, located at 316N. First Street, Oakwood,$34,900.Visit www.roselandco.com/9JW, Drive by thencall (866)523-5742.

500 - Merchandise

545 Firewood/Fuel

FIREWOOD,for home and campsite.Seasoned hardwood.(937)718-3684

SEASONED SPLITHARDWOODS.

22 yrs sales/ service. 1/4$65, 1/2 $90, 1 cord $165,1.5 cord $240, 2 cords$325 delivered. PrecisionLandscaping. Don't getburned! 937-609-5865

560 Home Furnishings

FURNITURE! MOVING!MUST SELL! Couch,$200, Loveseat, $100,End tables, glass top,wood, $75 each. 100 Wattwood cabinet Mitsubishispeakers, $50 both, beau-tiful fruit wood dining roomset, w/buffet and chinacabinet, 6 chairs, $1000set.Call (937)848-2673.

577 Miscellaneous

KEROSENE HEATERDURA HEAT 23,000 BTU.5 GALLON WITH CANAND BATTERY FLOWFILL UP. $100.00937-823-0630

583 Pets and Supplies

FREE CUTE KITTENSTo good home. 8 weeksold. Will make greatChristmas gift513-932-5774

Free kittens and Motherneed good loving home.Very cute. Mommy catwould make good barncat. Call: 937-838-1535

Free Two adorable andsweet kittens and youngmother. Spayed and vac-cinated. Free to goodhome. Would make agreat Christmas gift.937-299-8970

Jack Russell puppies,Registered, first shots,ready to go. $ 225.00 andup 937-833-3214

590 Tool and Machinery

Set of Mechanics Tools.Two sets. 15.00 per set.937-294-0412

597 Storage Buildings

STORAGESafe Lighted GuardedStorage AvailableInside/OutsideBoats, Cars, RVs& Motorcycles

Gerdes Turf Farms Inc.(937)426-4489

800 - Transportation

1988 Mustang GT 5.0,5-speed, blue & gray,148K, very clean, manynew parts, engine, &transmission. Must See!

$4000/obo.937-559-4293

1988 MUSTANG GT 5.0,automatic, white, 88Kmiles, great shape,$3900. (937)832-9634

1995 DODGE SPIRIT,Light Blue, runs good,large trunk, great gasmileage, $1950.00.Call (937)436-0500.

1997 Saturn SC2, Com-plete overhauled engine.5 speed, New starter,New alternator, Newbrakes and rotors, Newbrain box. Runs great.$3000.00 obo.937-453-3675

2001 Mitsubishi EclipseGT 3.OL-V-6, Automat-ic/Sportronic-4-SPD Auto,Fully Loaded, GT Sun-Sound Package, DoverWhite Pearl, ExcellentCondition, 1-owner.$6000. Would Make GreatChristmas GiftCall-307-6394

2007 CADILLAC STS,NorthStar, V-8, powersunroof, Gold/Tan interior,new brakes, 44K miles,Certified warranty throughNovember, 2012,$20,500, (937)254-2049.

2009 TOYOTA CAMRY,White, HYBRID, E/C,34,000 miles, KeylessPower, Built-in GPS,Moon Roof,AM/FM/CD/MP3,6-Speakers, Bluetooth,Leather heated seats, andmore, $18,500.00,(937)454-9461.

2010 CHEVY AVEO,Silver, 11K miles, fullyequipped, cruise, AM/FM,AC, power windows/doorscall (937)438-5629.

810 Auto Parts & Accessories

Century Deluxe Like newTopper Window andscreens on side. FitsGMC Canyon and ChevyColorado, Cost $1200.00New! Will take $600.00 orbring offer. 937-867-5166

830 Boats/Motor/Equipment

2006 PONTOON BOAT,115HP Mercury, lots ofstorage, Bimini top, Mustsell, E/C, Rental$150/DAY, enjoy yourlake, (937)271-8028.

835 Campers/Motor Homes

2003 Challenger/Damon,33.5', workhorse chassis,ABS brakes, 801 Vortecand generator, levelingjacks, 2 slide outs, 26Kmiles, $49,000,937-546-6279.

2004 Dolphin Class "A",35', Workhorse Chassis,8.1 Vortec engine w/Alli-son 5-speed automatictransmission, mileage25K, 2 Slides, Auto-FindSatellite, Basement A/Cwith Electric Heat, Rearview camera, Levelingjacks, many extras. E/C.$ 4 9 , 9 0 0 . 0 0 .(863)491-5893

ALLEGRO BAY, 34XB,2005, workhorse, 8.1gas, HWH JACKS,2 slides, 10CF refrig,2-TVs, electric awning,7KW generator, 42K,non-smoking/pets,NEW LOW PRICE!434-9590On consignment @ LewisR.V., 4640 Linden Ave.

840 Classic Cars

1953 CHEVY PanelTruck, 1/2 ton.1953 CHEVY Belair2-door sedan car.$5500 each. Plus some'53 Chevy parts.862-4386

850 Motorcycles/Mopeds

2007 SUZUKI BoulevardC50,Windshield, safety-bars and top trunk.1700 Miles, Must SellLike New, Would MakeNice Christmas Gift!$4500.00Call 937-258-8481

2008 YAMAHA Morphous250XL, 750 Miles 4-ValveDOHC, room for 2 riders,plenty of storage, StylishlyAreodynamic, $3200.00OBO, 937-469-1277.

860 Recreation Vehicles

2000 Prowler LS M-31GBunkhouse, fiberglassshell, interior color Sage,dinette/couch slide, kitch-en HW floor, bar, frontbedroom Queen walk-a-round bed, sleeps 8,$8,000, (937)768-1896.

2001 Cedarcreek,NEW PRICE!32' trailer, dual axle, newtires, 4X12 ft slide, tablew/4 chairs, custom queenmattress, twin loungechairs, Pantry & 4 Clos-ets, clean, luxurious, non-smokers. Winterized.$7000. 937-426-6050,One owner.

880 SUV’s

2004 Chevy Tahoe,110K miles, Maroon,hitch pkg., body andinterior excellent, runsexcellent, 4x4, $10,900OBO, (937)506-8610.

2006Ford Explorer XLT 4-Wd.Black, towing package.New Michelin's, Frequentservicing and wax, 71,000miles $14,000.00,937-898-6385

2006 SS TRAIL BLAZER,6 ltr, V-8, Black, WithBlack Leather interiorSunroof, loaded. Excellentcondition, 17,500.00.937-890-1940

890 Trucks

1997 SILVERADO 1500,Blueish/Green color, auto,Extended cab, bedliner,good condition, runsgood, clean, $3500,(937)376-2760.

2001 CHEVY Silverado,NEW PRICE!!2500-HD, 47K miles,8.1L, big block V-8,Allison trans, trailer towingpkg., loaded, leather,power doors/win-dows/locks, Shortbed,new price, $9000,(937)426-6050.

2004 GMC SIERRA,1500-sport bed, V-8, XM,auto, low miles, $7000,(937)414-7144.

91 GMC 3500 dump bed,new tires, needs work,diesel, automatic, pushbutton hydraulic dump,$3000. (937)532-3651

899 Wanted to Buy

Best Money

GUARANTEEDDON'T BE MISLEAD

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BUYING JUNK CARSANDTRUCKS

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Top Price PaidJunk Cars &Trucks!

Paying Cash!We also tow.937-520-5839

Wanted junk cars andtrucks. Cash paid and freeremoval. Get the most foryour junker call us(937)732-5424.

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KETTERING, OHIOWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH

AT 4:00 PMLocation/Directions: Take Bigger Road in between Rahn andWhipp Road to west onto Springmill Road and to auction site at2187 Springmill Road, Kettering, Ohio 45440.

OPEN HOUSE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 20112 P.M. – 4 P.M.

This 1973 model 2 story home features:4 bedrooms – 2 ½ baths – large kitchen – dining room – family room – livingroom – electric heat with central air – wood burning fireplace – 2 car attachedgarage – 2011 roof and gutters – brick with cedar trim.Home will be made available for any inspections prior to auction date – callJonW.Carr, Auctioneer, 937-545-4416, for any information or bidders packet.

Sells with confirmation of Executor and court approval.

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Montgomery County Probate Case No. 2011 EST 01509

TERMS: Cash, VISA/MC/DISCOVER, or check with proper ID. Out of Statechecks – 2 forms of ID required. Not responsible for accidents or propertyafter sold. All property sold as is, where is. All announcements made sale daytake precedence over printed material.AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Sale day phone - 937/545-4416

AUCTION

SALE CONDUCTED BY:JON W. CARR

“I Sell the earth and everything on it”* A Recipient of the DABR Sales

Achievement Award *AUCTIONEER & REALTOR

BROOKVILLE, OHIO (937) [email protected]

Licensed by Department of Agriculture in Favor of State of Ohio

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2011 AT 1:00 P.M.425 PATTERSON RD., DAYTON, OHIO 45419

(Far Hills to Patterson Road)

Zoned C: Residential, Business, Office, Commercial, Enterprise ZoneApproximately 3790 sq.ft. Two separate units with private en-trances. Front used as beauty shop for 25 yrs. It has a kitchen,storage & bathroom. Rear unit was previously used as an antique shop. It hasliving rm., dining rm., two bedrooms, kitchen & bathroom. Semi finished walk outbasement houses six rooms, kitchen & bathroom. Lot: 54x217x145x114 pavedparking lot in rear. Semi annual taxes: $2668.18. Built in 1927; brick, fram, alu-minum & block. Gas F/A heat & window A/C. Being sold to settle estate.

TTEERRMMSS && CCOONNDDIITTIIOONNSS OOFF SSAALLEEREQUIRED DEPOSIT: $1500 immediately following auctionBALANCE DUE: Upon delivery of deed, on or prior to 1/18/2012SELLER & PURCHASER: Sign confirmation of sale & State Agency

Disclosure, upon conclusion of sale.PROPERTY: Sold in “AS IS” condtion with

NO CONTINGENCIES. No realty compensation.

REAL ESTATE AUCTION

FOR PROPERTY DETAILS OR PRIVATE SHOWINGBobbie Roland, Auctioneer/Realtor 937-913-9960Susan Crist, Realtor 937-918-2665

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Virtual Tour: coldwellbankerdayton.comStatements made day of auction take precedence over any & all printed materialAuctioneer licensed by & bonded in favor of State of Ohio

SALE BY OWNER CONFIRMATION

PUBLICAUCTION

JERRY STICHTERAUCTIONEER, INC.

AUCTIONS & APPRAISALS

(937)335-6758www.stichterauctions.com

Over 300 antique & collectible dolls, Kewpies & bisque fig-urines, specialty bears, Steiff animals, Santas, Small Toys; dollfurniture 3 nice curio cabinets & more! Photos & details atwww.stichterauctions.com. Come join this special event.

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GREAT AUCTIONDolls – Toys - Furniture

JJeerrrryy SSttiicchhtteerr Broker Associate of GGaarrddeenn GGaattee RReeaallttyy

XENIA, OHIOAt the Greene Co Fairgrounds, 120 Fairgrounds Rd. From Rt68 (N. Detroit), go W. on Ankeney Mill (Fairgrounds Rd).

SAT., NOVEMBER 26, 9:30 AM

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625 Construction

MASONRYWORK

CompleteFoundationsChimney Repair,Tuck Pointing, etc.Over 26 years Exp.937-751-2639

645 Hauling

I will buy yourDead or Alive

Car!Top Dollar!

Call: Mike @ 256-9821

655 Home Repair & Remodel

B.J. BuildersKitchens * BathsRoom Additions

* Window * DoorsSiding * Garages

Remodeling

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Free Estimates878-9072

CELTICCONSTRUCTION

HOME REPAIRSERVICE

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CUSTOM SERVICESCommercial/Residential

Home ImprovementsDoors & Windows Insurance Claims

Fire-Water-Wind LossElectrical & Plumbing

Low Rates39 years of experience

Call Ed at(937)746-3531

655 Home Repair & Remodel

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660 Home Services

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660 Home Services

Try our ExperiencedCleaning team. No job too big or too small. By the job or weekly service. Free estimate.(513)460-1137 or (937)938-0358

Uptown Housekeeping

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GET ONE FREE!Schedule an initial cleaning receive a complimentary

maintenance cleaning. (New clients only.Call for details.)

(936)232-0863

665 Lawn, Garden, Landscaping

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TRIMBACHCONSTRUCTION, INC.

Complete HomeImprovements

• Kitchen • Baths• Basements• Room Additions• General Repairs• Custom Wood,Composite, andPVC Decks

Fully InsuredFree Estimate

426-2903

MIKE’STREE & SHRUB

SERVICEFALL CLEAN UPLEAF REMOVALTree Trim & Removal

Landscaping,MulchingBrush RemovalGutter Cleaning

Free Estimates • Insured

937-520-33792230351

665 Lawn, Garden, Landscaping

RISNER’S TREESERVICE

Trims & Removals,stump grinding.Fully insured.Bucket Truck.

24 hour EmergencyService.

Call433-1442, 845-2216

2235476

JAY'S LAWNCARE* Leaf Removal

(To the Curb/ or the Dump)

*$30.00 Average*Gutters

*Tree Trimming*Tree Removal

(937)520-8257

PAUL'S TREE SERVICE

Free Estimates/InsuredTrimming,

Tree/Stump RemovalBucket Truck - BBB426-2691/878-2332

Ron'sTREE SERVICE

Topping, TrimmingElevating RemovalOver 25 Years Exp.Free Ests. Insured.937-372-7902

670 Miscellaneous

CHRISTMAS PARTY?

Piano background music for Christmas Parties.Xeniadr [email protected]. (937)477-2602.

675 Pet Care

EXPERIENCED PET SITTER

Competitive daily rates.Vacation/Overnight stays available.

References. Call Alison, (937)428-0509

680 Snow Removal

SNOW PLOWING

COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIALLow Rates

ED 937-746-3531

695 Electrical

2234519

700 Painting

JERRYALLEN’SPAINTINGINT/EXT PAINTINGTextured Ceilings,

Drywall Repair.

Voted # 1 Painter 2011Call Today 372-8939Since 1981 • Insured • Free Estimates

2232899

KEN'S PAINTING

*Interior/Exterior *Residential/Commercial *Textured Ceilings *Drywall Repairs *Pressure Wash *33 Years Experience Fully Insured! Free Estimates!

(937)748-1133

705 Plumbing

62 E. Franklin St.Centerville, OH 45459

[email protected] us at Southtowneplumbing.com

Ph 937-433-0910

$30.00 off for a heater installation$15.00 off for a service call

mention add number 10245 for a additional$10.00 off total bill One coupon per household

Service, Remodel andNew Contruction

2231708

695 Electrical

COLLINS PLUMBINGRepair specialist. Licensed, Bonded,

Insured, Master Plumber

937-545-9375

720 Handyman

A BETTER SOLUTIONSOdd Jobs, Snow Remov-al, Remodeling, Residen-tial, No Job Too Small! (937)689-6528

705 Plumbing

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ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV1086US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI-ATIONplaintiffvs.CHRISTOPHER M. ROTH, ETALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1985 CENTRALIA AVE., FAIR-BORN, OHIO 45324 also knownas parcel numberA02000200090002300. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2567, page 214.Said premises appraised at$69,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: MARIA DIVITAAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236787


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0300US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI-ATIONplaintiffvs.LARRY L. KOHLER, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at330 ARCHER DR., FAIRBORN,OHIO 45324 also known as par-cel numberA02000100190013300. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1217, page 128.Said premises appraised at$60,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: CHRISTOPHER J.MANTICAAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236779


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV0914THE BANK OF NEW YORKMELLONplaintiffvs.UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW,LEGATEES, DEVISEES OFMARK A. RAMSDAIL, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1457 IRONWOOD DR., FAIR-BORN, OHIO 45324 also knownas parcel numberA02000200040012600. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1541, page 773.Said premises appraised at$69,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: KIM HAMMONDAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236776

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XeniaSHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL

ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0037THE HUNTINGTON NATIONALBANKplaintiffvs.RANDY A. RHOADES, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at786 ALPHA RD., ALPHA, OHIO45301 also known as parcelnumber B42000600250007600.Full property description can belocated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2175, page 725.Said premises appraised at$60,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: HERBERT J.KRAMERAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236741


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0886THE HUNTINGTON NATIONALBANKplaintiffvs.EDWARD D. KASH, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at4512 CHOCTAW TRAIL,JAMESTOWN, OHIO 45335also known as parcel numberJ26000100083006300. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 322,page 413.Said premises appraised at$120,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: TINAWOODSAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236740


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV0044COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS SERVICING LPplaintiffvs.RICHARD H. MARSHALL, ETALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at3704 PORT WILLIAM RD.,JAMESTOWN, OHIO 45335also known as parcel numberE13000100060004100. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2014, page 578.Said premises appraised at$75,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIC DEIGHTONAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236739


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0321PNC BANK NATIONAL ASSO-CIATIONplaintiffvs.STEVEN A. EDWARDS, ET AL,ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at186 WEST XENIA AVE.,CEDARVILLE, OHIO 45314 alsoknown as parcel numberD12000100030000700. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1315, page 612.Said premises appraised at$48,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIN M. LAURITOAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236683

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ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV1246BANK OF AMERICA NAplaintiffvs.SHAWNIE PETERS, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1646 WESTBROOK DR., DAY-TON, OHIO 45434 also knownas parcel numberB42000500110020200. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2685, page 934.Said premises appraised at$120,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ROBERT R. HOOSEAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236675


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0247CHASEHOME FINANCE LLC &SUBSTITUTE PLAINTIFF JP-MORGAN CHASE BANK NAplaintiffvs.CHRISTA L. KENNEDY, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1720 YELLOW ROSE COURT,FAIRBORN, OHIO 45324 alsoknown as parcel numberA02000200450007800. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1567, page 990.Said premises appraised at$174,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: CHRISTOPHERSCHWIETERMANAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236743


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10 CV 1333PHH MORTGAGE CORPORA-TIONplaintiffvs.RITA D. JOHNSON, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at880 SOUTH MAPLE AVE.,FAIRBORN, OHIO 45324 alsoknown as parcel numberA02000100250000500. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2719, page 471.Said premises appraised at$54,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: CHRISTOPHER J.MANTICAAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236744


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0048CITIMORTGAGE INC.plaintiffvs.ROGER E. HOOVER, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at281 FITCHLAND DR., FAIR-BORN, OHIO 45324 also knownas parcel numberA02000100230026300. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1599, page 826.Said premises appraised at$66,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIN M. LAURITOAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236746


ESTATENotice of Sale under judgment offoreclosure of liensFor delinquent land taxesRevised Code Sec. 5721.19In the Common Pleas Court ofGreene CountyIn the Matter of Foreclosure ofLiens for Delinquent Land TaxesCase No.: 09CV0283JPMORGAN CHASE BANKGreene County Treasurer –Cross Claimplaintiffvs.SCOTT F. DRAKE, ET ALdefendantsWhereas judgment has beenrendered against certain parcelsof real property for the currentamount of taxes, assessments,penalties, interest and chargesas follows:For the amount of $7,792.94 andadditional taxes and costs whichmay accrue prior to transfer ofthe deed.Said premises located at 1005 S.MONROE ST., XENIA, OHIO45385 also known as parcelnumber M40000200150006000& M40000200150006100.Prior Instrument Reference: Vol-ume 534 , Page 53And, whereas, such judgment or-ders such real property to besold by the undersigned.Now therefore, public notice isgiven that I, GENE FISCHER,Sheriff of Greene County, Ohio,will sell such real property atpublic auction. Said sale will beconducted in the lobby of theGreene County Court House, 45North Detroit St., Xenia, Ohio, onThursday the 15TH DAYOF DE-CEMBER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M.If parcel does not receive a suffi-cient bid, it shall be offered forsales under the same terms andconditions of the first sale at thesame time of day and at thesame place on Thursday the29TH DAY OF DECEMBER,2011 for an amount to satisfysaid Order.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of the sale.Attorney: SUSAN GOLDIEAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTYPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236857


ESTATENotice of Sale under judgment offoreclosure of liensFor delinquent land taxesRevised Code Sec. 5721.19In the Common Pleas Court ofGreene CountyIn the Matter of Foreclosure ofLiens for Delinquent Land TaxesCase No.: 09CV0508Greene County Treasurerplaintiffvs.BEAVERCREEK STORE-N-LOCK INC., ET ALdefendantsWhereas judgment has beenrendered against certain parcelsof real property for the currentamount of taxes, assessments,penalties, interest and chargesas follows:For the amount of $15,391.55and additional taxes and costswhich may accrue prior to trans-fer of the deed.Said premises located at 1164-1170 RICHFIELD CENTERDR.,BEAVERCREEK, OHIO 45430also known as parcel numberB42000200150011800 &B42000200150011900.Prior Instrument Reference: Vol-ume 2705 , Page 45 & Volume2513, page 958And, whereas, such judgment or-ders such real property to besold by the undersigned.Now therefore, public notice isgiven that I, GENE FISCHER,Sheriff of Greene County, Ohio,will sell such real property atpublic auction. Said sale will beconducted in the lobby of theGreene County Court House, 45North Detroit St., Xenia, Ohio, onThursday the 15TH DAYOF DE-CEMBER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M.If parcel does not receive a suffi-cient bid, it shall be offered forsales under the same terms andconditions of the first sale at thesame time of day and at thesame place on Thursday the29TH DAY OF DECEMBER,2011 for an amount to satisfysaid Order.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of the sale.Attorney: SUSAN GOLDIEAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTYPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236850


ESTATENotice of Sale under judgment offoreclosure of liensFor delinquent land taxesRevised Code Sec. 5721.19In the Common Pleas Court ofGreene CountyIn the Matter of Foreclosure ofLiens for Delinquent Land TaxesCase No.: 10CV0366Greene County Treasurerplaintiffvs.JAMES L. LIMOLI, ET ALdefendantsWhereas judgment has beenrendered against certain parcelsof real property for the currentamount of taxes, assessments,penalties, interest and chargesas follows:For the amount of $7,370.64 andadditional taxes and costs whichmay accrue prior to transfer ofthe deed.Said premises located at 1402SUNSET DR., FAIRBORN,OHIO 45324 also known as par-cel numberA02000100130004300.Prior Instrument Reference: Vol-ume 3032, Page 694And, whereas, such judgment or-ders such real property to besold by the undersigned.Now therefore, public notice isgiven that I, GENE FISCHER,Sheriff of Greene County, Ohio,will sell such real property atpublic auction. Said sale will beconducted in the lobby of theGreene County Court House, 45North Detroit St., Xenia, Ohio, onThursday the 15TH DAYOF DE-CEMBER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M.If parcel does not receive a suffi-cient bid, it shall be offered forsales under the same terms andconditions of the first sale at thesame time of day and at thesame place on Thursday the29TH DAY OF DECEMBER,2011 for an amount to satisfysaid Order.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of the sale.Attorney: SUSAN GOLDIEAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTYPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236840


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0098RONA VILLAGE OF BEAVER-CREEK HOMEOWNER’S AS-SOCIATION INC.plaintiffvs.ALMA AVALOS, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1440 LONG ISLAND COURT,BEAVERCREEK, OHIO 45434also known as parcel numberB42000500191009600. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2263, page 704.Said premises appraised at$72,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: MICHAEL SANDNERAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236808


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0501BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.NORBERT J. SENG, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at825 SAVIN HILL COURT, FAIR-BORN, OHIO 45324 also knownas parcel numberA02000200290005600. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 486,page 496.Said premises appraised at$189,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: JULIA E. STEELMANAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236801


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0024BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.JOSEPH M.TAYLOR, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at578 VAN TRESS DR., FAIR-BORN, OHIO 45324 also knownas parcel numberA02000100160002400. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2850, page 772.Said premises appraised at$129,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: SUSANA E. LYKINSAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236793

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ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV1144BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.AUSLO SHAKIR, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at3752-L GRANT AVE., BEAVER-CREEK, OHIO 45431 alsoknown as parcel numberB42000100110018800 &B42000100110019900. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2655, page 46.Said premises appraised at$102,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: TINA R. EDMOND-SONAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236616


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0566BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.JOHN E. PATRICK, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at3373 CLAYDOR DR., BEAVER-CREEK, OHIO 45431 alsoknown as parcel numberB42000400070004100. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 911,page 184.Said premises appraised at$105,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ANITA L. MADDIXAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236624


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV1170US BANK NAplaintiffvs.JOSHUA L. PERRY, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at3977 GARDENVIEW DR.,BEAVERCREEK, OHIO 45431also known as parcel numberB42000100110004600. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2757, page 778.Said premises appraised at$69,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: JULIA E. STEELMANAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236629


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0185CITIMORTGAGE INC.plaintiffvs.PENNY L.TAYLOR, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1301 ARNICA RD., BEAVER-CREEK, OHIO 45432 alsoknown as parcel numberB42000500050004400. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1887, page 60.Said premises appraised at$48,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIN M. LAURITOAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236642


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0350US BANK NAplaintiffvs.ERIC C. REEB, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at698 TIMBERWOOD DR.,BEAVERCREEK, OHIO 45430also known as parcel numberB42000600030004300. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1430, page 569 and Volume1416, page 575.Said premises appraised at$75,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIN M. LAURITOAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236635


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV1009DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONALTRUST COMPANY ASTRUSTEEplaintiffvs.CHRISTINA MICHEL INDIVID-UAL AND AS EXECUTOR/EX-ECUTRIX FOR ESTATE OFJACK T. NICOL, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at4098 ECKWORTH DR., BELL-BROOK, OHIO 45305 alsoknown as parcel numberL35000200110010200. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 986,page 112.Said premises appraised at$129,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: JENNIFER N.HELLERAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236646


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV1042CITIMORTGAGE INC.plaintiffvs.MANOUCHER Y. RASHTI, ETALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at2694 BIGWOODS TRAIL, DAY-TON, OHIO 45431 also knownas parcel numberB42000400110018200. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 927,page 728.Said premises appraised at$120,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIN M. LAURITOAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236653


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV1018PNC MORTGAGE A DIVISIONOF PNC BANKplaintiffvs.BILLY J.WILMOTH, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at4124 WHITE OAK DR.,BEAVERCREEK, OHIO 45432also known as parcel numberB42000200040016300. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1322, page 674.Said premises appraised at$81,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: CANICE J. FOGARTYAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236656


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0086THE HUNTINGTON NATIONALBANKplaintiffvs.THOMAS A. DASKALAKIS, ETALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at3334 SOUTHFIELD DR.,BEAVERCREEK, OHIO 45434also known as parcel numberB42000600050005200. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2215, page 669 and Volume3001, page 499.Said premises appraised at$150,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: HERBERT J.KRAMERAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236664


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 08CV0624COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANSplaintiffvs.RICHARD E. HURLEY, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1285 HICKORY DR., BEAVER-CREEK, OHIO 45434 alsoknown as parcel numberB42000500130004500. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 357,page 361 and Volume 2125,page 9.Said premises appraised at$72,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIC DEIGHTONAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236660


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0123THE BANK OF NEW YORKMELLON TRUST COMPANYNAplaintiffvs.MARY L. STANDLEY, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1958 N. CENTRAL DR., DAY-TON, OHIO 45432 also knownas parcel numberB42000200090009500. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 537,page 575.Said premises appraised at$75,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ANDREW C. CLARKAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236666


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV1213LIBERTY SAVINGS BANKplaintiffvs.SONDRA K. FRIEDEN, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1549 FORESTDALE DR.,BEAVERCREEK, OHIO 45432also known as parcel numberB42000200120000300. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 390,page 839.Said premises appraised at$75,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: CHRISTOPHERSCHWIETERMANAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236668


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0272UNITED STATES OF AMERICAplaintiffvs.MARK D. LONG, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at3952 NAVAJO TRAIL,JAMESTOWN, OHIO 45335also known as parcel numberG21000100113000800. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2169, page 479.Said premises appraised at$108,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: STEPHEN D.MILESAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236671


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0773DEUTSCHE BANK TRUSTCOMPANY AMERICAS ASTRUSTEEplaintiffvs.TIMOTHY L. JONES, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at2918 MIRAMAR DR., BEAVER-CREEK, OHIO 45431 alsoknown as parcel numberB42000400110011000. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2296, page 636.Said premises appraised at$120,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: JILL L. FEALKOAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236672




ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV0744FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGECOMPANYplaintiffvs.PENNY S.MOORE, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1353 ROCKWELL DR., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100220004100. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1561, page 385.Said premises appraised at$54,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: HOLLY A. SEIDELAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236506


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV1031HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OFGREENE COUNTY OHIOplaintiffvs.SHARONETTE JAMASON, ETALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at283 TAYLOR ST., XENIA, OHIO45385 also known as parceln u m b e rM40000200080012700. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2582, page42.Said premises appraised at$60,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: GARY R. JOHNSONAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236508


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 08CV0445WELLS FARGO BANK NAplaintiffvs.LOUISE M. GAINOR, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at962 SOUTH DETROIT ST.,XENIA, OHIO 45385 also knownas parcel numberM40000100120011500. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2602, page 870.Said premises appraised at$81,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: SUSANA LYKINSAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236474


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0348OCWEN LOAN SERVICINGplaintiffvs.TRACIE PYLES, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at382 RICHARD DR., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100260000200. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2375, page 335.Said premises appraised at$69,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: KRISS D. FELTYAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236473


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV1007CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC,ET ALplaintiffvs.BRIAN S. LEWIS, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at212 SHEELIN RD., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100240024000. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2836, page 364.Said premises appraised at$60,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: KYLE E.TIMKENAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236464


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0337BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.APRIL EGGLETON, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at921 COLORADO DR., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100470017900. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2713, page 245.Said premises appraised at$72,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: HOLLY A. SEIDELAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236453


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0389FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGECOMPANYplaintiffvs.MICHELLE M.MILLER, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1717 STATE ROUTE 72SOUTH, JAMESTOWN, OHIO45335 also known as parcelnumber J26000100102004300.Full property description can belocated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 795,page 63-64.Said premises appraised at$150,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: KRISS D. FELTYAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236537


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 2011CV0331FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGECOMPANYplaintiffvs.KENNETH M. SMITH, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1896 KYLEMORE DR., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100220022000. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1883, page 103.Said premises appraised at$63,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: HERBERT J.KRAMERAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236519


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0182FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGECOMPANYplaintiffvs.JACOB D. BEGLEY, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at347 DAYTON AVE., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100200008400. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2702, page 640.Said premises appraised at$54,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: HERBERT J.KRAMERAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236513


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV1073CITIMORTGAGE INC.plaintiffvs.DAVID C. SCHRADER, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at4277 SOCIAL ROW RD.,SPRING VALLEY, OHIO 45370also known as parcel numberL34000100071004000. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office inVolume 224,page 894.Said premises appraised at$144,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIN M. LAURITOAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236545


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0379THE BANK OF NEW YORKMELLONplaintiffvs.DAVID CARROLL, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at3243 CLEAR SPRINGS ROAD,SPRING VALLEY, OHIO 45370also known as parcel numberK28000100050004100 &K28000100050007500. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1205, page 629.Said premises appraised at$75,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ANDREW C. CLARKAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236554


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 08CV1258FEDERAL HOME LOANMORT-GAGE CORPORATIONplaintiffvs.ELWOOD REUBER, ET ALdefendants

In pursuance of an Order of Sale

as on Execution in the above en-

titled action, I will offer for sale at

public auction in the lobby of the

Greene County Courthouse, 45

N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in the

above named County, on Thurs-

day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-

BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., the

following real estate located at

3576 WILMINGTON DAYTON

RD., BELLBROOK, OHIO 45305

also known as parcel number

L32000100070006500. Full

property description can be lo-

cated at the Greene County

Recorder's Office in Volume

1548, page 407.

Said premises STARTING BID

SET BY THE COURT IS

$92,300.00 and cannot be sold

for less of that amount.

All taxes and assessments that

appear on the tax duplicate filed

with the Greene County Treas-

urer will be deducted from pro-

ceeds from the sale. This

includes taxes and assessments

for 2010, prior years yet unpaid

and delinquent tax amounts.

Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-

tion of taxes not yet assessed,

pro-rated to the date of the con-

firmation of the sale, shall also be

paid from the proceeds. The

successful bidder will be respon-

sible for any subsequent taxes or

assessments that appear on said

tax duplicate after the date of the

confirmation of the sale of the

property.

Terms of Sale: 10% by personal

check on the day of sale. Bal-

ance plus transfer/recording fees

due 30 calendar days from filing

of the confirmation to be paid

with certified or cashier’s check.

All checks are to be made

payable to Greene County Sher-

iff's Office. Definite name and

address for deed preparation is

needed on the day of sale.

Attorney: JEFFREY A.TOBE

Auctioneer: GARRY KOOGLER

GENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,

GREENE COUNTY, OHIO

PUB: November 22/29, 2011

December 6, 2011

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ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV0684US BANK NA AS SUCCESSORTRUSTEETO BANKOF AMER-ICAplaintiffvs.PHILLIP E. SMITHHISLER, ETALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at 67COLLEGE ST., CEDARVILLE,OHIO 45314 also known as par-cel numberD12000100020003300. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2556, page 420.Said premises appraised at$75,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: SUSANA E. LYKINSAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236607


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0283BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.MICHAEL C.MAGILL, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at2827 LANTZ RD., BEAVER-CREEK, OHIO 45434 alsoknown as parcel numberB42000500110020800. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2617, page 423.Said premises appraised at$120,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: LORELEI C. BOLO-HANAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236614




ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0919CITIMORTGAGE INC & PENNYMAC CORP – substitute plaintiffplaintiffvs.ZEILA F. PENNY, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at2711 KEARNEY LANE, XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100430010200. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1959, page 46 andVolume 1211,page 810.Said premises appraised at$108,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIN M. LAURITOAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236049


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0351HSBC BANK USA NATIONALASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEEplaintiffvs.GORDON CAUDILL, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1300 SPRING VALLEYPAINTERSVILLE RD., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberC05000100060006100. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2295, page 992.Said premises appraised at$240,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: ERIN M. LAURITOAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236053


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0608BANK OF AMERICA NAplaintiffvs.UTE C. SCHNEIDER, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at2534 INDIAN WELLS TRAIL,XENIA, OHIO 45385 also knownas parcel numberL32000200300013100. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2409, page 309.Said premises appraised at$480,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: BETHANY L. SUT-TINGERAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236162


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV0462BANK OF AMERICAplaintiffvs.WILLIAM G. SMITH, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at2396 LOUISIANA DR., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100440022800. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2602, page 136.Said premises appraised at$174,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: KIM M. HAMMONDAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236192


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0106BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.ANDREA K. NADOLNY, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at338 N. GALLOWAY ST., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100060018000. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2410, page 878.Said premises appraised at$150,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: TINA R. EDMOND-SONAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236429


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0305THE BANK OF NEW YORKMELLON AS TRUSTEEplaintiffvs.JESSE D. BONHOMME, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at588 GLADY AVE., XENIA, OHIO45385 also known as parceln u m b e rM40000100160006400. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2600, page 868.Said premises appraised at$60,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: MELISSA N. MEIN-HARTAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236466


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0532PNC MORTGAGE A DIVISIONOF PNC BANKplaintiffvs.SANDRA L.WHITE, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1624 MAUMEE DR., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100290016400. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1422, page 384.Said premises appraised at$72,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: CANICE J. FOGARTYAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236468


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV0903NATIONAL CITY BANKplaintiffvs.CHRISTOPHER J.WAYBRANT,ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at700 WISCONSIN DR., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100380010300. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1583, page 989.Said premises appraised at$81,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: CANICE J. FOGARTYAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236470


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0160DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONALTRUST COMPANY ASTRUSTEEplaintiffvs.ROBERT S.WISE, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at168 ROBERT LANE, XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM36000100220004200. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2496, page 265.Said premises appraised at$144,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: S. SCOTT MARTINAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236480


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 06CV0771COUNTRYWIDE HOMELOANS INC.plaintiffvs.MICHELE B. SWAYNE, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1562 ALAMEDA DR., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100020018400. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2445, page 147.Said premises appraised at$105,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: PATRICIA K. BLOCKAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236477


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV1360BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.BARBARA J.WEAD, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at207-209 SOUTHKINGSTREET,XENIA, OHIO 45385 also knownas parcel numberM40000100090024200. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume1320, page 658.Said premises appraised at$57,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: HOLLY A. SEIDELAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236489


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 10CV0520BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.RAFAT QUMSIEH, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1140 SPEGELE CT., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100440017400. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2436, page 694.Said premises appraised at$150,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: HOLLY A. SEIDELAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236496


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 09CV0841BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC-ING LPplaintiffvs.ANGEL D. BREWER, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at289 STELTON RD., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100120006600. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume2589, page 842.Said premises appraised at$39,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: HOLLY A. SEIDELAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: November 22/29, 2011December 6, 20112236499


ESTATEGeneral Code, Sec. 11681, Re-vised Code, Sec. 2329.26The State of Ohio, GreeneCounty.Case No. 11CV0112US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI-ATIONplaintiffvs.LENORA L. GEESLIN, ET ALdefendantsIn pursuance of an Order of Saleas on Execution in the above en-titled action, I will offer for sale atpublic auction in the lobby of theGreene County Courthouse, 45N.Detroit, St., Xenia, Ohio, in theabove named County, on Thurs-day, the 15th DAY OF DECEM-BER, 2011 at 1:00 P.M., thefollowing real estate located at1962 ATKINSON DR., XENIA,OHIO 45385 also known as par-cel numberM40000100360014600. Fullproperty description can be lo-cated at the Greene CountyRecorder's Office in Volume3012, page 146.Said premises appraised at$72,000.00 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds of thatamount. The appraisal is basedupon an outside appraisal only. Itdoes not include an examinationof the interior of the property.The appraisers assume no re-sponsibility for, and give noweight to, unknown legal mat-ters, including, but not limited to,concealed or latent defects,and/or the presence of harmfulor said chemicals, pollutants, orgases.All taxes and assessments thatappear on the tax duplicate filedwith the Greene County Treas-urer will be deducted from pro-ceeds from the sale. Thisincludes taxes and assessmentsfor 2010, prior years yet unpaidand delinquent tax amounts.Pursuant to R.C. 323.47, a por-tion of taxes not yet assessed,pro-rated to the date of the con-firmation of the sale, shall also bepaid from the proceeds. Thesuccessful bidder will be respon-sible for any subsequent taxes orassessments that appear on saidtax duplicate after the date of theconfirmation of the sale of theproperty.Terms of Sale: 10% by personalcheck on the day of sale. Bal-ance plus transfer/recording feesdue 30 calendar days from filingof the confirmation to be paidwith certified or cashier’s check.All checks are to be madepayable to Greene County Sher-iff's Office. Definite name andaddress for deed preparation isneeded on the day of sale.Attorney: TINAWOODSAuctioneer: GARRY KOOGLERGENE FISCHER, SHERIFF,GREENE COUNTY, OHIOPUB: Nov. 22/29, 2011Dec. 6, 20112236476


U.S. Bank will open inthe Kroger store at 1095South Main Street inCenterville on Thursday,Dec. 8.U.S. Bank’s new office

offers a full range ofservices and will beopen Monday throughFriday from 9 a.m. to 7p.m., Saturday from 9a.m. to 4 p.m. andSunday from noon to 4p.m.In addition to opening

checking accounts, cus-tomers can convenientlytransact business on sav-ings, CDs, IRAs andother investment oppor-tunities, or get a loan fora car, mortgage, boat,home improvement ordebt consolidation. Thislocation also has a full-service ATM.It will be managed by

David Velasquez.Deb Hill, senior vice

president and regionalmanager of U.S. Bank’sOhio and NorthernKentucky in-store divi-sion, said, “This is anexciting time for us andour customers. Each ofour U.S. Bank’s in-storelocations is staffed with

u n i q u e l y - t r a i n e dbankers who can helptime-strapped cus-tomers locate the yamsaswell as an equity loan,or quickly take care ofany other financial mat-ter they’ve been mean-ing to address.”Hill noted that U.S.

Bank has become thelargest full-service, in-store branch-bankingnetwork in the UnitedStates, with 780 loca-tions and 1,000 ATMs.

Nearly a quarter of itsretail branches are innon-traditional loca-tions, including grocerystores, universities, air-ports and corporate set-tings. Hill said, “U.S.Bank’s in-store locationshave been a cost effi-cient way of adding con-venient, full-servicebranches in a market togive customers addition-al ways of accessing thebank’s products andservices.”

Fort Wayne realtorLynn (Halloran)Reecer,aCenterville High Schoolgraduate, is one of 10finalists out of about 1.1million realtors national-ly in the RealtorMagazineGoodNeighborAwards, earning recogni-tion for her extensiveefforts in creating theAboite Trails (now a partof the Fort Wayne Trailsnetwork) with co-founderStephanie Schultz andtheirdevoted teamof vol-unteers and staff.Reecer is a 1980 gradu-

ate of Centerville HighSchool. She went on toearn a bachelor’s degreefrom IndianaUniversity.This year marks the

12th year the GoodNeighbor Awards pro-gram has recognized

Realtors who volunteerto serve the needs ofthose who are less fortu-nate. The Realtorsacknowledged by thisprogram over the yearshave donated their time,money andefforts to helpimprove the quality oflife for others in theircommunities.Five winners will be

selected from among the10 finalists and willreceive travel expensesto the 2011 RealtorsConference and Expo inAnaheim, Calif. Winnerswill also receive nationalmedia exposure for theircommunity cause and a$10,000 grant for theircharity. In addition, fivehonorable mentions willreceive a $2,500 grant.The winners will be

announced in theNovember/Decemberissue of RealtorMagazine.Reecer co-foundedand

led a nonprofit to designand build a state-of-the-art bicycle and pedestri-an trails system in AllenCounty. Following thetragic death of a closefamily friend and cyclistin 2001, Reecer co-found-ed Aboite New Trails(now Fort Wayne Trails),which raised $13 million,built over 20miles of newtrails, successfully influ-enced the city of FortWayne to hire a green-ways manager and part-nered with the publicsector to make FortWayne safer, pedestrianfriendly and economical-ly viable. Reecer and her

group’s success hasinspired similar initia-tives throughout thestate.“I would not have

achieved this nationalrecognition for my not-for-profit work withoutthe dedicated and drivenvolunteers, staff, donorsand government person-nelwhoallcametogetherto achieve our dreamof acommunity connected by

trails,” Reecer said. “It isa joy for me to see somanypeopleoutwalking,jogging and bicycling onthe trails every day.”Reecer is co-owner of

Reecer Properties, a res-idential real estate firminFortWayne that servesAllen County and theLake Wawasee andSyracuse Lake area inKosciusko county .Founded in June 2010 by

Lynn Reecer and herbrother-in-law JamesReecer, ReecerProperties has achievedmore than $10 million insales thus far this year.Over the past year,Reecer Properties list-ings have been on themarketanaverageofonly45daysbeforebeing sold.For more information,visit www.reecerproper-ties.com.


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