Times-Union Court News 08-27-2002
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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Marriage Licenses
The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner:
• Robert A. Armstrong, 53, and Tracey A. Lester, 46, East CR 225S, Winona Lake.
• Jacob John Keonaona Barros, 26, Robson Road, Winona Lake, and Laura Joy McCall, 18, Wooster Road, Warsaw.
• Brian Dean Brown, 34, and Barbara Kay Robinson, 30, both of South Detroit Street, Warsaw.
• Everett Junior Compton, 33, and Patricia Anne Krizan, 25, both of Maye Street, Warsaw.
• Joshua David Cumberland, 21, Rozella Road, Warsaw, and Kristen Diane Sellers, 20, South Woodland Trail, Warsaw.
• Joseph David Fisher, 22, West Van Buren Street, Leesburg, and Larabeth Gladys Carter, 20, Leesburg.
• Joshua Joktan Golden, 22, and Janina Leontine Harman, 21, both of EMS W22 Lane, North Webster.
• Jesse James Hunt, 21, East CR 800S, Claypool, and Heather Lynn Brown, 21, Southside Drive, Warsaw.
• Anthony Avery Martin, 28, East CR 1200S, North Manchester, and Erika Kyle Cornelius, 29, Perry Street, Warsaw.
• Kent D. Nulf, 37, East Jefferson Street, Warsaw, and Heidi C. Graff, 27, East Van Buren Street, Leesburg.
• Jeff A. Parker, 38, Rieder Street, Warsaw, and Dottie L. Slone, 32, South Bourbon Street, Warsaw.
• James Eugene Semonis, 27, and Angela Christina Romano, 26, both of West CR 100S, Warsaw.
• Paul Lavern Spurgeon, 50, Kansas City, Mo., and Laurel Leigh McGowen, 48, Vawter Park Road, Syracuse.
• Joseph Patrick Vetor, 22, and Yessena Blanco, 20, both of Sandra Lane, Warsaw.
• Ronald A. Wright, 51, North Meadowridge Drive, Warsaw, and Peggi S. Lisenbee, 43, 14th Street, Winona Lake.
Superior Court III
Judgments
The following judgments were recently awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court III, small claims division, with Judge Joe V. Sutton presiding:
• Reed & Earhart awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Michelle Levernier, $1,028.90, and Scott Owens, $471.01.
• Emerson Poort v. Mike and Charlotte Schuh. Plaintiff awarded $2,787.71.
• Helvey & Associates Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Thomas and Camille Smith, $1,003.40; Jaqueline Dominguez, $2,678.11; Michael E. Slone, $357.34; David D. and Rachael L. Morgan, $795.48; Ellen L. Hall, $684.30; Maximina Mendez, $402.84; Morris and Dedra Patrick, $571.72; Jeremy P. Childers, $1,783.24; Joyce J. and Martin Rock, $995.06; Louis E. Blalock, $339.72;
Also, Susan E. Powell, $326.57; Kerry F. Fuller, $210.30; Elizabeth A. Ruch, $1,016.11; and Charlene K. Marshall, $701.60.
• Kozon Plumbing & Heating v. Carl Elward. Plaintiff awarded $159.
• Martin Financial Management awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Tammy Michelle Dishman, $1,605.56; David Anderson Blake, $342.88; April D. Craft, $506.23; Eloise Witmer Cassidy, $234.49; Ford H. and Shawna Olinger, $759.61; Thomas E. Burnworth Jr., $2,131.61; Amanda L. Caldwell Chavez and Elpidio Chavez, $927.15; Rebecca Riffle Ellington and Chris Ellington, $1,301.70; Billy Barley, $1,751.34;
Also, Christopher E. and Shelina Ulmer Blondeel, $657.77; Dustin Robert and Amanda Mignon Cooper, $956.37; Michael Eugene Dobbins, $326.30; Paul E. Howard, $781.39; Tami Iverson, $1,059.30; Mark and Stacy L. Klosowski, $1,874.39; Gary A. Schlemmer, $812.81; Jeffrey C. and Amy J. Lamb, $2,102.57;
Also, Pradyuman Patel, $314.65; Ivy and Earman Owens, $905.23; Karen A. Dove, $1,959.23; Corie Louise Richardson, $2,990.58; Julie L.Wirtz, $1,279.82; Christina A. Davies, $236.29; and William J. and Robin Dawson, $2,992.86.
• Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery v. Craig Hurd. Plaintiff awarded $573.33.
• Bryon J. Berry v. Charles H. Rush. Plaintiff awarded $922.89.
• The Collection Co. v. James L. Bach. Plaintiff awarded $361.
• Warsaw Band Boosters Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Roy and Terrie Landrum, $100; David and Julia Staker, $100; and Sandra Zorn, $170.
• Wawasee Community School Corp. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Dan and Bonny Warren, $86.55; Sherry A. Van Dusen, $67.90; Ronnie Smith, $97.35; Joe and Valerie Skaggs, $119.55; Charles Short and Donna Flores, $60.20; Rob Shipley, $70.70; Donald and Serritha Peterson, $39.52; Mike and Cheryl Parker, $55.90; Lonnie and Penny Perry, 90 cents; Bobby and Shauna Morris, $166.40;
Also, Sharleen Miller, $178.45; John and Rhonda Barr, $192; Misty L. Blair, $420; Michael Brown, $283.20; Sheila Brown, $198.05; Jay and Theresa Kitson, $352.10; Kimberly and Kevin Steele, $559.20; Greg and Janet Timmons, $210.60; Albert and Linda Arispe, $77.55; Timothy and Trena Caudill, $79.40; and Robert and Lisa Henson, $378.30.
• Stumps LP Gas Inc. v. Andrew Latham. Plaintiff awarded $272.07.
• Elmer and Helen Larkin v. Dennis and Abby Horn. Plaintiffs awarded $3,000.
• Papakeechie Protective Association v. William R. Waldbridge. Plaintiff awarded $140.
• Desmond Jackson v. Fred Shepherd. Plaintiff awarded $1,720.
• John G. Hoffman v. Anita Fell. Plaintiff awarded $2,000.
• Jones Hardware Inc. v. Brittany Vervaet. Plaintiff awarded $708.40.
• Suburban Acres Mobile Home Park awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Phyllis Burchett, $2,075, and John Pursly and Patricia Everly, $1,600.
• Warsaw Farm Center v. Chris Deneve. Plaintiff awarded $1,469.44.
• Lavender and Bauer, P.C., v. Troy Mansfield. Plaintiff awarded $1,097.
• Hide-Away Hills v. Todd and Kimberly Boocher. Plaintiff awarded $1,744.
• Jennifer L. Julian and Bobby G. and Karen L. Kirleis v. Danielle Hickman. Plaintiffs awarded $765.
• CreditMax Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Tina L. Hall Bauer, $3,000, and Patsy L. Ford, $1,398.35.
• Arthur C. Marose v. Jennifer Collins. Plaintiff awarded $1,453.75.
• FSF Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Teresa L. Dobbs, $3,000; Sara and Amber R. Zollinger, $3,000; Chris A. Harding, $3,000; Dottie and Vince E. Slone, $1,375.72; and Troy R. and Rebecca E. Brown, $3,000.
• American General Finance v. Dustin Hardy. Plaintiff awarded $2,887.55.
• Grauel Enterprises Inc. v. John J. Latta. Plaintiff awarded $1,998.20;.
• Business Revenue Systems v. Floyd Tanner. Plaintiff awarded $206.64.
• Max R. Fahl v. Peggy Morgan Copeland. Plaintiff awarded $777.
• Joanne M. Kolbe v. Anna M. Jarrett. Plaintiff awarded $1,269.21.
• Professional Account Services v. Judy Rose. Plaintiff awarded $606.39.
• Credit Bureau of Wells County Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Brenda Ferguson, $427.46; Carolyn J. Meade, $179.09; Doracina and Gilbert Lopez, $426.74; Dawn R. Fender, $204.53; Carolyn C. Bannon, $160.38; Cynthia Beliles, $183.96; Marsha Blankenship, $359.26; Steven G. Blue, $93.66; Tycowin and Teresa Brown, $102.96; Robert Butler, $160.98;
Also, George and Dana Call, $256.73; Michael and Audrey Eldridge, $206.94; Terry and Tabetha Elliott, $121.97; Aaron Fear, $203.59; Terry and Debra Gibson, $280.29; Shane and Cynthia Giger, $339.18; Sherry Ginter, $184.81; Elwood Hall, $184.74; Peggy Hamilton, $629.99; Marrisa Handley, $144.47;
Also, Erin Hay, $117.44; Ron and Melissa Helman, $338.57; Cindy Himes, $93.87; Heather Jones, $79.18; Mark Knoop, $164.10; Jeannie Lewis, $179.42; and Rebecca Riffle, $489.84.
• Recovery One Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Lesia G.Vanlue, $1,032.19; Barbara J. Hart, $1,550.89; and Phillip A. Waddle, $1,047.71.
• One Call Water Inc. v. Daniel Sefton. Plaintiff awarded $1,674.75.
• Melissa Y. Miller v. Jeb Burkett. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Anthony Wayne Credit Adjusters awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Marquitta Trotter, $379.12; Elizabeth K. Clark, $244.55; Michael and Cindy S. Cooper, $279.21; Tricia Johnson, $113.49; James Osborne, $518.13; Sylvia Perales, $288.40; Timothy W. Rohm, $266.10; Jamie and Angela J. Swihart, $288.91; Timothy and Janet See, $307.03;
• A+ Yard Services Inc. v. June Harmon. Plaintiff awarded $115.
• Diana K. Hughes and Keith D. Ross v. Michael Adams. Plaintiffs awarded $350.
• Roland L. Arnell v. John Prater. Plaintiff awarded $1,683.
• Juergen Voss v. Ryan Hummitch. Plaintiff awarded $2,200.
• Melissa K. Lent v. Bert D. Mickem. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Collier's Commercial Services awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Wade Starkey, $178; Veronica Dickman, $129; and Richard Mounts, $204.
• Don and Rebecca Wampler v. John Sorensen. Plaintiff awarded $626.32.
• Jeremy Young v. Higgins Lawn and Sport Inc. Plaintiff awarded $2,521.73.
• Pierceton Elementary School v. Tim Reber. Plaintiff awarded $653.15.
• Claypool Mobile Home Park v. Michael Miller. Plaintiff awarded $2,198.
• Dewayne Busz v. Nathan Gustafson and Sharica Clark. Plaintiff awarded $2,348.94.
• Ralph and Joellen Fitch v. Bryon Gordon and Kristen Personette. Plaintiffs awarded $995.
• Centennial Cellular Tri State awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Ray Reffitt, $624.07; Wendy McGuire, $983.95; Kevin Weikart, $1,352.37; Tabitha Chadwick, $579.50; Virginia Ashby, $1,006.54; Chad May, $2,821.34; Tamala Huffman, $999.15; Ivan J. Leon-Beltran, $1,345.78; Michael Foreman, $572.79; Jorge Granados, $576.46;
Also, Wesley Snyder, $323.98; Larry Myer, $1,014.87; Amanda Prater, $510.52; Khrystal Leasure, $632.53; Joshua A. Bammel, $597.82; Cody Dininger, $687.68; Matthew Wallace Thompson, $1,114.77; Jessica Lee Turner Villa, $615.80; Tony A. Clark, $1,462; Melissa K. Mikel, $578.43;
Also, Bonnie Shepherd, $833.80; Cy D. Stump, $2,159.34; Rose M. Brown, $625.92; and Paul E. Miller, $1,000.
• Rent-A-Center v. Julie Tuggle. Plaintiff awarded return of television.
• Quality Rent-A-Shed v. Ted Textor. Plaintiff awarded $317.64.
• Dan Cordill v. Paula Fitzpatrick. Plaintiff awarded $500.
• Richard Douglas Stage v. Gordon Carpenter. Plaintiff awarded $2,500.
• Paradise Audio & Musical v. Ashley Ann King. Plaintiff awarded $2,773.62.
• Jay L. Egolf v. Lorraine M. Jackson. Plaintiff awarded $600.
• David C. Kolbe awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Jason K. Mauk, $1,160.77, and Richard Martin, $1,078.78.
• Green and Cates v. Timothy Paul Myers. Plaintiff awarded $2,589.87.
• Iris M. Davis v. Roger L. Francis. Plaintiff awarded $4,235.10.
• Constance and Wayne Beery v. Pamela and Drew Cochran. Plaintiff awarded $1,100.
• NCO Financial Systems awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Marisol T. Tienda, also known as Marisol T. Garza, $694.32, and Stacy D. Wilson, $487.05.
• Farm Bureau Insurance Co. v. Christopher Callen. Plaintiff awarded $1,167.60.
• Western Agricultural Insurance Co. v. Anthony McCoy. Plaintiff awarded $1,134.18.
• Denise Islas v. Sally Perkins. Plaintiff awarded $500.
• Safe-Way Door v. Fremont Lumber Co. Inc. Plaintiff awarded $495.49.
• L.C. Fewell Corp. v. Frank and Linda Harley. Plaintiff awarded $1,266.34.
• Dianne L. Plummer v. Mathew and Stacie Niccum. Plaintiff awarded $1,471.56.
Superior Court III
The following violation were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court III with Judge Joe V. Sutton presiding. Unless otherwise indicated, the conviction is for a Class D felony. The month the incident occurred is included to eliminate confusion.
The following people also paid $129.50 in court costs during sentencing between June 3 and July 31:
Driving While Intoxicated - Fined $20.50 from a December offense; sentenced to 16 months in prison, of which all but 60 days were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Dalmacio Gutierrez, 29, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Gutierrez is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $120.50 from a February offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 12 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Felix O. Ihrue, 38, Warsaw.
Also, for the offense of possession of marijuana, a Class A misdemeanor, Ihrue is ordered to pay a $200 drug interdiction fee and his driving privileges are suspended six months. For the offense of being a habitual traffic violator, a Class D felony, Ihrue is sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 12 months were suspended; and his driving privileges are suspended for life. The prison terms are ordered served concurrently and can be served in work release if Ihrue is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 30 months in prison, of which 28 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program, to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session and not to consume any alcoholic beverages or enter any establishments where alcohol is the primary product for sale; and driving privileges suspended one year was John W. Perkins Jr., 24, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Perkins is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 34 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and follow any recommendations for treatment; and driving privileges suspended one year was Cody Bruce Dininger, 22, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Dininger is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 24 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program, to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session and not to consume any alcoholic beverages; and driving privileges suspended one year was Michael E. Baumgartner, 52, Syracuse. The prison term can be served in work release if Baumgartner is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Also, for the offense of being a habitual traffic offender, a Class D felony, Baumgartner's driving privileges are suspended for life.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Paul M. Stearley, 42, Leesburg. The prison term can be served in work release if Stearley is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 16 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Peter A. Truong, 25, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Truong is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 16 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program; and driving privileges suspended one year was Julio Reyes, 38, Winona Lake. The prison term can be served in work release if Reyes is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from an April offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 16 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and follow any recommendations for treatment and to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Adolfo Rodriguez Jr., 23, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Rodriguez is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $67.50 from an April offense; sentenced to three years in prison, of which 34 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation and follow any recommendations for treatment; and driving privileges suspended one year was Robert D. Rice, 42, North Webster. The prison term can be served in work release if Rice is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Driving While Intoxicated (Class C Misdemeanor) - Fined $170.50 from a January offense; sentenced to 60 days in prison; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee; and driving privileges suspended 60 days was Jerry L. Sheets, 40, Pierceton.
Also, for the offense of being a habitual traffic offender, a Class D felony, Sheets is sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 18 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and an anger management class; and his driving privileges were suspended for life. The prison terms are ordered served consecutively and can be served in work release if Sheets is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Driving While Intoxicated (Class A Misdemeanor) - Fined $25 from a March offense; sentenced to one year in prison, of which all but 60 days were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee and a $25 initial and $10 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and follow any recommendations for treatment and to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Adrienne Hernandez, 23, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Hernandez is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Driving While Adjudged A Habitual Traffic Offender - Fined $167.50 from an August 2001 offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended for life was Fred A. James, 34, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if James is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $167.50 from an October offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended for life was Jeannie L. Fretz, 40, Syracuse. The prison term can be served in work release if Fretz is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $270.50 from a December offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended; ordered to complete an alcohol treatment program, to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to make restitution for property damages not covered by insurance; and driving privileges suspended for life was David W. Douglas, 30, Silver Lake. The prison term can be served in work release if Douglas is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $170.50 from a December offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 12 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended for life was Tonya Clow, 47, Syracuse. The prison term can be served in work release if Clow is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $170.50 from an April offense; sentenced to 12 months in jail, of which 11 months were suspended; ordered to complete an alcohol treatment program and to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended for 180 days Charles Fenix, 37, Mentone.
Dismissal
Driving While Intoxicated - Kim Leake, 48, Warsaw. After a mistrial was declared in this case on July 11, 2001, the matter was rescheduled for trial and the judge has since concluded that the mistrial was declared in error. Therefore, the case cannot now be retried because of the double jeopardy rule. The case was dismissed with prejudice, which means a new case cannot be brought against Leake in this matter.
Superior Court II
The following misdemeanors and infractions were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court II with Judge James Jarrette presiding. The month the incident occurred is included to eliminate confusion.
The following people also paid $332.50 in court costs:
Driving While Intoxicated - Fined $50 in July, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days were John Shock, Syracuse, and Alejandro Gonzalez, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in July, sentenced to six days in jail and license restricted 180 days was Curtis Irwin, Etna Green.
Fined $50 in June, sentenced to six days in jail and license restricted 180 days was Eric Myers, North Webster.
Fined $50 in April, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Donna J. McCune, Silver Lake.
Fined $50 in February, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days were Patrick C. Dewitt, Milford; Rickie E. Vining, Warsaw; Laura Castro, Milford; Charles A. Lisenbee, Warsaw; and Billy G. Patrick, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in February, sentenced to 10 days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Addie McClanahan, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in February, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days were John S. Irwin, Syracuse, and Shawn W. Sapp, Pierceton.
The following people also paid $132.50 in court costs:
Driving Having Never Had A License - Fined $25 in July was Arturo Montes, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in April were Ismael Rodriguez, Pierceton, and Jose Vela, Warsaw.
Driving While Suspended - Fined $100 in June and license suspended 90 days was David Bennett, Warsaw.
Fined $100 in June and license suspended 90 days was Eric J. Garman, Warsaw.
Fined $100 in February and license suspended 180 days was Lisa Scott, Claypool.
Fined $50 in February and license suspended 90 days was Billy J. Patrick, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in February and license suspended 180 days was Donald E. Chilcutt, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in January and license suspended 90 days were Earl D. Shepherd, Claypool, and Jason R. Coleman, Pierceton.
Fined $50 in January and license suspended one year was Donald E. Chilcutt Jr., Warsaw.
Reckless Driving - Fined $100 in May was Melvin E. Keplinger, Mentone.
The following people also paid $132 in court costs:
Public Intoxication - Fined $43 in June were Adam Timke, Syracuse, and Brenda Dahl, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in March were Javier Rosales, Pierceton, and Travis L. Vanover, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in February was James E. Lisenbee, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in February was Darrell J. Bradtke, Silver Lake.
Fined $100 in February was David L. Marshall, Warsaw.
Disorderly Conduct - Fined $50 in June was Stanley Newbury, North Webster.
Fined $150 in May was Dustin Heldenbrand, Warsaw.
Fined $75 in February was Jarrod D. Reed, Warsaw.
Resisting Law Enforcement - Fined $100 in June was Adam Timke, Syracuse.
Illegal Possession Of Alcohol By A Minor - Fined $50 in June were Bradley Allen Dye, Warsaw, and Matthew H. Small, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in February was Jeremy R. Tackitt, Cromwell.
Battery - Fined $250 in June was Gregory P. LaJoice, Syracuse.
Domestic Battery - Fined $100 in March and ordered to pay a $50 domestic violence fee was Troy J. Gill, Warsaw.
False Informing - Fined $50 in February was Jose L. Lopez, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in February was Jesse Fugate, Claypool.
Possession Of Marijuana - Fined $50 in January, ordered to pay a $200 drug interdiction fee and license suspended 180 days was Donald E. Chilcutt Jr., Warsaw.
The following people also paid $82.50 in court costs:
Speeding - Fined $63 in June was Daisy M. Ousley, 25, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June was Justin F. Butts, 17, Warsaw.
Fined $27 in July were David M. Grossnickle, 21, Warsaw; Philip F. Fozo Jr., 17, Warsaw; James Parrish, 17, Cromwell; Brandon M. Wood, 17, Leesburg; Dustin A. Zentz, 18, Nappanee; Rachel A. Berkey, 21, Warsaw; Joey M. Kurtz, 31, Warsaw; and Robyn L. Jones, 41, North Webster.
Fined $27 in June was Angelika S. Fussle, 18, Warsaw.
Fined $27 in May was Steve Salzwedel, 40, Leesburg.
Fined $27 in January were Tracy L. Slimak, 31, Warsaw, and Manuel S. Salazar, 26, Warsaw.
Fined $12 in July were Geoffrey A. Shaneyfelt, 18, Leesburg; Terry E. Smith, 57, Syracuse; Scott B. Elder, 18, Pierceton; Rogelio Castro, 47, Milford; Brian D. Aust, 29, Warsaw; Juan M. Garcia, 29, Warsaw; Joshua E. Parrish, 19, Cromwell; and John M. Zasudzinsko, 23, Syracuse.
Fined $12 in June were Kristen L. Messmore, 21, Warsaw; G. William Leonhard II, 41, North Manchester; and Charles G. Fletcher, 38, Etna Green.
Fined $7 in July were Robert L. Miller, 64, Claypool; Mark G. Williams, 29, Winona Lake; Eldon L. Rager, 61, North Manchester; and Chad E. Nelson, 31, Akron.
Fined $7 in June were Gregory E. Newsome, 31, Syracuse;
No Valid License - Fined $7 in July were Jaime Carreon, 23, Warsaw; Christopher G. Spencer, 16, Warsaw; and Terry D. Baker, 34, Pierceton.
Expired Driver's License - Fined $7 in July was Gina Garza, 37, Warsaw.
False Or Fictitious Registration - Fined $7 in July were Terry L. Masterson, 50, Claypool, and Joseph E. Akers, 35, Warsaw.
Fined $7 in March was Jason H. Hurd, 27, Mentone.
Failure To Yield At Through Highway - Fined $7 in July was Charles W. Dippon, 32, Syracuse.
Disregarding A Traffic Control Device - Fined $7 in July was Richard A. Anders, 57, Bourbon.
Vehicle Equipment Violation - Fined $7 in July was Terry D. Baker, 34, Pierceton.
Driving Left Of Center - Fined $7 in July was Eric L. Beachy, 34, Warsaw.
Illegal Display Of Red Light In Front Of Vehicle - Fined $7 in June was Brittney M. Tenney, 17, Leesburg.
Failure To Yield Right Of Way - Fined $7 in June was Jeremiah Busz, 23, Warsaw.
Disregarding A Traffic Signal - Fined $7 in May was Linda M. Peterson, 52, Etna Green.
Expired Plates - Fined $7 in April were Janice K. Bell, 38, Warsaw, and Trenton A. Beer, 26, Syracuse.
Disregarding A Stop Or Yield Sign - Fined $25 in March was Michael K. Cox, 32, Leesburg.
Fined $7 in January was Rosswell A. Clemens, 16, Winona Lake.
Unsafe Start From Park - Fined $7 in March was David J. Bennett, 21, Warsaw.
The following people were assessed no court costs:
Violation Of Seat Belt Law - Fined $20 in July were Martin W. Bixler, 34, Warsaw; Jon P. Popenfoose, 19, Warsaw; Robert L. Lackey, 45, Pierceton; Shawn L. Carpenter, 31, Warsaw; Kurt A. Kammerer, 20, Leesburg; Stacy E. Fuller, 26, Warsaw; Hilary D. Zarse, 24, Warsaw; Martha E. Stoelting, 55, Syracuse; James J. Griffith, 29, Syracuse; and Eric T. Metcalf, 20, Bourbon.
Fined $20 in June were Robert W. Gallup Jr., 24, Warsaw, and Charles P. Murphy, 37, Warsaw.
Fined $20 in May were Nancy S. Trueblood, 45, Nappanee, and Earl E. Trueblood, 46, Nappanee.
Charges were dismissed against the following people:
Check Deception - (June) Amanda Petteys, Warsaw (two counts); (March) Regina Steinbacher, Warsaw; (February) Samantha Cassel, Pierceton.
Driving Having Never Had A License - (February) Jesse Fugate, Claypool; (January) Donald E. Chilcutt Jr., Warsaw.
Driving While Under The Influence Of A Controlled Substance - (February) Richard A. Cook, Burket.
Disorderly Conduct - (February) David L. Marshall, Warsaw.
Illegal Possession Of Alcohol By A Minor - (January) Donald E. Chilcutt Jr., Warsaw.
Superior Court I
Filings
The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Superior Court I with Judge Duane G. Huffer presiding:
Complaints
• Discover Bank v. Amy M. Henderson, Silver Lake. Plaintiff seeks $5,012.84 due on contract, plus interest, attorney fees and court costs.
• Daimler-Chrysler Services, successor by merger to Chrysler Credit Corp., v. Larry Rose, Kelly Street, Winona Lake. Plaintiff seeks $21,524.15 due on agreement, plus interest, $200 in attorney fees and court costs.
• Discover Bank v. Gene L. Ansell, Atwood. Plaintiff seeks $8,168.53 due on contract, plus interest, attorney fees and court costs.
• National City Bank v. Kasey Larue, East CR 650S, Pierceton. Plaintiff seeks $5,413.17 due on credit card agreement, plus court costs.
Marriage Dissolution
Sherman
Tiffany D. and Chad M. Sherman, EMS B8 Lane, Pierceton. They were married March 21, 2002, and have not yet separated. There are no minor children.
Superior Court I
Judgments
The following judgments were awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court I with Judge Duane G. Huffer presiding:
Complaints
• Monogram Credit Card Bank of Georgia v. Robin F. Green. Plaintiff awarded $3,399.41 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• Platinum Financial Services Corp., as assignee of CitiFinance Loan, v. April A. Townsend. Plaintiff awarded $3,390.25 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• Associates Housing Finance, LLC, formerly known as Ford Consumer Finance Co. Inc., v. Gerardo and Sylvia L. Reyes, et al. Plaintiff awarded $35,387.89 by default, plus interest, court costs, costs incurred and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Beckman Lawson LLP v. George A. Baker Jr. Plaintiff awarded $9,377.98, plus court costs.
• Capital One Bank v. Rose M. Rhamey. Plaintiff awarded $1,315.71 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• Midwest America Federal Credit Union v. Michael Chalk. Plaintiff awarded $10,379.88 by default, plus court costs.
• KLCA Inc., doing business as Precision Grinding & Sharpening, v. Landstar Polymer Recovery Inc. Plaintiff awarded $9,897.63 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• American Acceptance, as assignee of Providian, v. Randy Troup. Plaintiff awarded $1,110.21 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• Lake City Bank v. David and Brenda Thomas. Plaintiff awarded $8,612.45 by default, plus court costs.
• Ed and Kim Roberts, doing business as Roberts Signs, v. Dutch and Ford Foundation and Ford Olinger. Plaintiff awarded summary judgment of $5,108, plus interest.
Dismissals
The following cases were dismissed with prejudice:
• Stewart and Rebecca A. Lambert v. William Bockman, doing business as Bockman Brothers Painting Service, and Wanda Clark.
• Matthew and Peggy Podemski v. Daniel Dolbee.
The following case was dismissed without prejudice:
• Providian National Bank v. Tammy S. Johnson.
Marriage Dissolution
The following dissolutions were finalized on the dates indicated:
• Cory K. and Kimberly D. Ream. Couple awarded joint custody of their minor child. Father ordered to pay $30 per week in child support. Aug. 2.
• Susan (former name Anson restored) and John Simmons. Aug. 8.
• Mary-Ellen White (henceforth to be known as Mary-Ellen Prickett-White) and Lon Dale White. Mother awarded custody of couple's minor child. Father ordered to pay $161 per week in child support. Aug. 8.
• Gabriel Rico and Lidia Rico, also known as Lidia Lopez. Mother awarded custody of couple's minor child. No child support ordered at this time. Aug. 9.
Legal Separation
Dismissal
The following legal separation proceeding was dismissed:
• Criselda and Joseph D. Bumbaugh.
Other Action
• Valerie McCleary v. Richard McCleary. The Hon. James R. Heuer is appointed special judge in this matter.
Circuit Court
Filings
The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court with Judge Rex Reed presiding:
Complaints
• The Bank of New York v. Rosemary Langrand, Michaels Street, Warsaw, and city of Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks $61,759.55 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• National City Mortgage Co. v. David S. and Gary W. Hettinger, East Prairie Street, Leesburg. Plaintiff seeks $65,796.93 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• First Federal Savings Bank v. Jennifer C. Wolfe, EMS B18 Lane, Pierceton. Plaintiff seeks $40,883.36 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Robert A. Kennedy v. James L. Walmer, South Union Street, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks an unspecified amount to compensate for losses resulting from Walmer's alleged failure to properly represent Kennedy in a marriage dissolution. Plaintiff also seeks court costs and requests a trial by jury.
• Marianne Kelsey v. Angela L. Smith, Worthville, Ky., and Rusty Dauzart, Pineville, La. Plaintiff seeks an unspecified amount to compensate for injuries and damage resulting from an Aug. 9, 2000, auto accident at the intersection of South Detroit Street and East Winona Avenue, Warsaw.
• Aurora Cabinet Co. Inc. v. Swartz Brothers Construction, Ind. 15N, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks $42,198.55 due on account, plus interest and court costs.
• RBK Development Inc. also known as Superior Wood Products, v. Swartz Brothers Construction, Ind. 15N, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks $8,720 due on account, plus interest and court costs.
• Stanley P. and Kathy A. McDaniel v. John S. Hill, Joliet, Ill., and Hickory Leasing Inc, New Lenox, Ill. Plaintiffs seek an unspecified amount to compensate for injuries and damage resulting from an Aug. 4, 2000, auto accident at the intersection of CR 150W and U.S. 30. Warsaw. Plaintiffs also seek punitive damages and court costs and request a trial by jury.
• Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corp. v. Chasity N. and Nicholas A. Meadows, Sheridan Street, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks $68,518.56 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• American General Finance v. Shane A. and Tammy Nickerson, North CR 300W, Milford. Plaintiff seeks $3,111.93 due on contract, plus interest, attorney fees and court costs.
• KeyBank/NA v. Swartz Brothers Construction, Ind. 15N, Warsaw; Ken W. and Shaila A. Swartz, Punta Gorda, Fla.; Kyle W. and Sheri A. Swartz, North CR 450E, Syracuse; Farmers State Bank; and Kosciusko County treasurer. Plaintiff seeks $278,935.12 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Stonewall Masonry Inc. v. Swartz Brothers Construction, Ind. 15N, Warsaw, and Kyle W. Swartz, North CR 450E, Syracuse. Plaintiff seeks $19,053.68 due on account, plus interest, attorney fees and court costs.
• Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. v. Tina and Eric Prater, West Eldora Drive, Silver Lake, and FSF Inc., doing business as First Step Financial Inc. Plaintiff seeks $71,004.33 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• First Federal Savings Bank v. Lon Dale and Mary Ellen White, North Second Trail, North Webster. Plaintiff seeks $80,114.94 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Aaron and Sylvia S. Stutzman v. Aaron J. Beechy, a minor, and Jacob Beechy, West CR 750N, Etna Green. Plaintiffs seek an unspecified amount in each of four counts to compensate for injuries and damage resulting from a automobile v. horse accident Aug. 8, 2000, on CR 850N. Plaintiffs also seek court costs and request a trial by jury.
• Deutsch Bank Trust Co. America v. Denise Cartwright, South Third Street, Pierceton, and Kay L. Sparks, North Webster. Plaintiff seeks $19,510.63 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Bank One/NA v. Kolin Young, East Fort Wayne Street, Warsaw; Rebecca Buskirk Davis, trustee of the Rebecca Buskirk Davis trust, EMS T26 Lane, Leesburg; Hephzibah House Inc., School Street, Winona Lake; Hall and Marose Agency Inc.; city of Warsaw; and John and Jane Doe, tenants at East Pierceton Road, Warsaw, real estate. Plaintiff seeks $152,853.30 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Communitywide Federal Credit Union v. Eric Pinkerton, Prairie Drive, Syracuse, and Dennis Pinkerton, North CR 300W, Milford. Plaintiff seeks possession of water softener and balance due on agreement, plus attorney fees and court costs.
• Theta Mort v. Zeldon Lipply, North Lake Street, Warsaw, and the estate of Lamoin Lipply. Plaintiff seeks to quiet title to real estate in question.
• ABN AMRO Mortgage Group Inc. v. Cathy J. Folk, North CR 150W, Warsaw; Emergent Mortgage Corp., doing business as Homegold CT Corp.; and CitiBank South Dakota/NA. Plaintiff seeks $126,240.04 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Campbell & Fetter Bank v. James D. and Helen S. McAbee, North Street, North Webster, and Mutual Federal Savings Bank. Plaintiff seeks $145,162.72 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Automotive Credit Corp., as assignee for Guardian National Acceptance Corp., v. Roger M. and Marcia Gorham, South Fisher Avenue, Warsaw. Plaintiff awarded $2,989.10 due on contract, plus attorney fees and court costs.
• Bank of America/NA v. Travis J. and Kari E. Brown, West Prairie Street, Leesburg. Plaintiff seeks $67,752.30 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Allstate Insurance Co., as subrogee of David Anderson, v. Ralph Kaiser, Old Road 30W, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks an unspecified amount to compensate for water leakage that damaged Anderson's property located beneath Kaiser's apartment, where a tub or toilet overflowed.
Name Change
• Tracy Lynn Waddell seeks to change the name of her minor child from Dyllan Wayne Richardson to Dyllan Wayne Current.
Marriage Dissolutions
Brock
Jennifer and Jeremy Ray Brock, North CR 175E, Warsaw. They were married June 10, 1998, and have not yet separated.There are two minor children.
Gerber
Gary Lee Gerber, East Harrison Court, Syracuse, and Julia M. Gerber, East Asbury Lane, North Webster. They were married Oct. 18, 1985, and separated June 1, 2002. There are three minor children.
Gessinger
Jennie Gessinger, East Armstrong Road, Leesburg, and Rick Gessinger, EMS W23B Lane, North Webster. They were married Nov. 27, 1997, and separated July 10, 2002. There are no minor children.
Haase
Jessica Haase, Sandcastle Drive, Warsaw, and Andreas Haase, Elkhart. They were married Oct. 20, 1999, and separated June 8, 2002. There is one minor child.
Hyde
Bambi and Roger Hyde, Kosciusko County. They were married Aug. 28, 1981, and separated Feb. 28, 2002. There are no minor children.
King
Diane M. King, Robson Road, Winona Lake, and John R. King, Warsaw. They were married Dec. 17, 1993, and separated Aug. 16, 2002. There is one minor child.
Ousley
Ronald A. Ousley, South Rowland Avenue, Leesburg, and Katrina K. Ousley, East CR 1000S, North Manchester. They were married July 10, 1984, and separated in 1999. There are two minor children.
Ousley
Tracy and Kenneth R. Ousley, North CR 175E, Warsaw. They were married May 24, 1997, and separated Aug. 1, 2002. There is one minor child.
Rakoczy
Peggy Rakoczy, West Railroad Street, Etna Green, and Peter W. Rakoczy, North Maple Street, South Whitley. They were married May 26, 2000, and separated June 2002. There is one minor child.
Sparks
Derek Sparks, East Levi Lee Road, Warsaw, and Cathy Sparks, West CR 800S, Claypool. They were married June 16, 1999, and separated March 1, 2002. There are no minor children.
Treesh
Christine E. Treesh, North Fox Farm Road, Warsaw, and Gregory D. Treesh, East Anchorage Road, Warsaw. They were married July 20, 1985, and separated March 20, 2002. There are two minor children.
Uhlig
Grant A. Uhlig, North Meadowridge Drive, Warsaw, and Beth A. Uhlig, Normal, Ill. They were married May 19, 2001, and separated Aug. 5, 2002. There is one minor child.
Wagley
Robert D. Wagley, East Levi Lee Road, Warsaw, and Gretchen F. Wagley, Noblesville. They were married July 6, 1991, and separated July 1, 2002. There are two minor children.
Waites
Keith Aaron Waites, West CR 1200S, Silver Lake, and Sarah Louise Waites, Indianapolis. They were married Aug. 26, 1999, and separated May 27, 2002. There are no minor children.
Legal Separation
DeVittorio
Janet H. DeVittorio, North Sunrise Drive, Syracuse, and Joseph M. DeVittorio, Fairfax, Va. They were married July 27, 1957, and separated Aug. 14, 2002. There are no minor children.
Circuit Court
Judgments
The following judgments were awarded in Kosciusko Circuit Court with Judge Rex Reed presiding:
Complaints
• Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corp. v. Christopher J. and Chastity M. Hurd and Beneficial Indiana Inc. Plaintiff awarded $87,472.62 by default, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Marylouise Manley v. Rickey A. and Trisha J. Davis. Real estate agreement between the parties is declared void and plaintiff entitled to immediate possession of property.
• Linda L. and Anna Pojeta v. Robert S. Pojeta. Anna Pojeta awarded $12,500 and Linda Pojeta awarded $71,000, which shall be placed as a lien against Robert Pojeta's real estate.
• OSI Portfolio Services Inc. v. Jeremy J. Schuh. Plaintiff awarded $2,283.49, plus interest and court costs.
• United Credit Union v. Scott D. Wadkins. Plaintiff awarded $3,096.33 by default, plus court costs.
• Sears, Roebuck & Co. v. Harry W. Price Jr. Plaintiff awarded $713.55 by default, plus interest, $178.38 in attorney fees and court costs.
• CitiCapital Commercial Corp. v. Turkey Run Builders, LLC, and Joe and Linda Hagar.Plaintiff awarded possession of a Ford F-350 truck, an Ingersoll-Rand generator and a Dynamark trailer, with the items ordered sold and proceeds applied to debts due.
• Union Federal Bank of Indianapolis v. Steven R. and Stephanie K. Boyer. Plaintiff awarded $2,200.55 as an additional judgment to that awarded April 10.
Dismissals
The following cases were dismissed with prejudice:
• Paul G. Mangun v. Lara Jose Guadalupe and Pekin Insurance Co.
• Audrey and Mike Kausal v. Imogene Criswell and United Farm Bureau Insurance Co.
• Jonell K. and Travis Fretz v. Robert L. Conrad II.
• Doreen and John Burnau v. Kathryn J. Blocher.
The following cases were dismissed without prejudice:
• United Credit Union v. Richard Erick and Debra Miller.
• RSSP Inc. v. Richard Aylor.
• Bank of New York v. Todd Bailey and Home Equity of America Inc.
• BA Mortgage LLC v. Daren D., Carmen T., Loren E. and Donna J. Maierle, et al.
• State of Indiana v. John Posada.
Marriage Dissolutions
The following dissolutions were finalized on the dates indicated:
• Andrew P. Willis and Samantha L. (former name Johnson restored). Mother awarded custody of couple's minor child. Father ordered to pay $60 per week in child support. Aug. 1.
• Ronald W. Sr. and Rhonda Harris. Aug. 6.
• Marvin Wieland and Gala Sue Gerber Wieland. Aug. 6.
• Kevin W. and Julie C. Percy. Mother awarded custody of couple's two minor children. Aug. 7.
• Melody K. and Dennis Wayne Rudd. The matter continues as to custody and support of couple's minor child. Aug. 12.
• Beatrice N. and Walter E. Davis. Aug. 16.
Dismissals
The following dissolution proceedings were dismissed:
• Heath T. Roberts v. Christine L. Roberts.
• Tonia and Brian L. England.
Other Action
• Jeffery A. Tucker v. Kosciusko County REMC and Lynn Collyer. The Hon. Michael D. Cook, judge of Marshall Circuit Court, is appointed special judge in this matter.
• Bret A. Feldman's request for a restricted driver's license is granted, allowing him to drive for employment purposes only.
Bankruptcies
The following is an explanation of bankruptcy terms:
Chapter 7: Liquidation. A court-appointed trustee liquidates the assets of an individual or firm and distributes them to creditors on a prorated basis.
Chapter 11: Business reorganization. Debtor retains possession of assets and attempts to remain in business by proposing a plan of reorganization to pay all or a portion of debts from future earnings.
Chapter 12: The family farm bankruptcy proceeding. It is a hybrid between Chapter 13 and Chapter 11. A trustee is appointed, but the debtors remain in possession of their assets and propose to pay all or a portion of debts from future earnings over a three- to five-year period.
Chapter 13: For individuals with regular income. Often called "wage earner plan." Debtor retains assets and agrees to pay all or a portion of debts from future earnings over a three- to five-year period.
• Richard and Veronica Applegate, 703 E. Fort Wayne St., Warsaw. Chapter 7. Assets: $104,450. Debts: $161,912.
• Kenneth and Margaret Criswell, 65 EMS D24B Lane, Syracuse. Chapter 7. Assets: $29,800. Debts: $258,185.
• Lynda Dorman, 4067 W. Prairie Drive, Leesburg. Chapter 7. Assets: $92,950. Debts: $96,648.
• John Ellis II and Teresa Ellis, formerly known as Teresa Mort, 8567 S. CR 600W, Claypool. Chapter 7. Assets: $28,150. Debts: $73,585.
• Jon Ewen, 2441 W. CR 250S #76, Warsaw. Chapter 7. Assets: $21,440. Debts: $242,623.
• Matthew and Jessica Hetler, 5754 S. Woodland Lane, Warsaw. Chapter 7. Assets: $56,807. Debts: $72,905.
• Levi Jr. and Leanna Lehman, 71815 CR 21, Milford. Chapter 7. Assets: $6,005. Debts: $28,857.
• Richard Mughmaw, doing business as Mughmaw Trucking, 3830 E. CR 450S, Rochester. Chapter 11. Assets: $348,800. Debts: $414,964.
• Francisco and Melody Perez, 429 E. 12th St., Rochester. Chapter 7. Assets: $2,900. Debts: $12,156.
• Daniel Smith and Brenda Smith, also known as Brenda Jones and as Brenda Borkholder, 754 S. Main St., Nappanee. Chapter 7. Assets: $84,015. Debts: $42,829. [[In-content Ad]]
Marriage Licenses
The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner:
• Robert A. Armstrong, 53, and Tracey A. Lester, 46, East CR 225S, Winona Lake.
• Jacob John Keonaona Barros, 26, Robson Road, Winona Lake, and Laura Joy McCall, 18, Wooster Road, Warsaw.
• Brian Dean Brown, 34, and Barbara Kay Robinson, 30, both of South Detroit Street, Warsaw.
• Everett Junior Compton, 33, and Patricia Anne Krizan, 25, both of Maye Street, Warsaw.
• Joshua David Cumberland, 21, Rozella Road, Warsaw, and Kristen Diane Sellers, 20, South Woodland Trail, Warsaw.
• Joseph David Fisher, 22, West Van Buren Street, Leesburg, and Larabeth Gladys Carter, 20, Leesburg.
• Joshua Joktan Golden, 22, and Janina Leontine Harman, 21, both of EMS W22 Lane, North Webster.
• Jesse James Hunt, 21, East CR 800S, Claypool, and Heather Lynn Brown, 21, Southside Drive, Warsaw.
• Anthony Avery Martin, 28, East CR 1200S, North Manchester, and Erika Kyle Cornelius, 29, Perry Street, Warsaw.
• Kent D. Nulf, 37, East Jefferson Street, Warsaw, and Heidi C. Graff, 27, East Van Buren Street, Leesburg.
• Jeff A. Parker, 38, Rieder Street, Warsaw, and Dottie L. Slone, 32, South Bourbon Street, Warsaw.
• James Eugene Semonis, 27, and Angela Christina Romano, 26, both of West CR 100S, Warsaw.
• Paul Lavern Spurgeon, 50, Kansas City, Mo., and Laurel Leigh McGowen, 48, Vawter Park Road, Syracuse.
• Joseph Patrick Vetor, 22, and Yessena Blanco, 20, both of Sandra Lane, Warsaw.
• Ronald A. Wright, 51, North Meadowridge Drive, Warsaw, and Peggi S. Lisenbee, 43, 14th Street, Winona Lake.
Superior Court III
Judgments
The following judgments were recently awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court III, small claims division, with Judge Joe V. Sutton presiding:
• Reed & Earhart awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Michelle Levernier, $1,028.90, and Scott Owens, $471.01.
• Emerson Poort v. Mike and Charlotte Schuh. Plaintiff awarded $2,787.71.
• Helvey & Associates Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Thomas and Camille Smith, $1,003.40; Jaqueline Dominguez, $2,678.11; Michael E. Slone, $357.34; David D. and Rachael L. Morgan, $795.48; Ellen L. Hall, $684.30; Maximina Mendez, $402.84; Morris and Dedra Patrick, $571.72; Jeremy P. Childers, $1,783.24; Joyce J. and Martin Rock, $995.06; Louis E. Blalock, $339.72;
Also, Susan E. Powell, $326.57; Kerry F. Fuller, $210.30; Elizabeth A. Ruch, $1,016.11; and Charlene K. Marshall, $701.60.
• Kozon Plumbing & Heating v. Carl Elward. Plaintiff awarded $159.
• Martin Financial Management awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Tammy Michelle Dishman, $1,605.56; David Anderson Blake, $342.88; April D. Craft, $506.23; Eloise Witmer Cassidy, $234.49; Ford H. and Shawna Olinger, $759.61; Thomas E. Burnworth Jr., $2,131.61; Amanda L. Caldwell Chavez and Elpidio Chavez, $927.15; Rebecca Riffle Ellington and Chris Ellington, $1,301.70; Billy Barley, $1,751.34;
Also, Christopher E. and Shelina Ulmer Blondeel, $657.77; Dustin Robert and Amanda Mignon Cooper, $956.37; Michael Eugene Dobbins, $326.30; Paul E. Howard, $781.39; Tami Iverson, $1,059.30; Mark and Stacy L. Klosowski, $1,874.39; Gary A. Schlemmer, $812.81; Jeffrey C. and Amy J. Lamb, $2,102.57;
Also, Pradyuman Patel, $314.65; Ivy and Earman Owens, $905.23; Karen A. Dove, $1,959.23; Corie Louise Richardson, $2,990.58; Julie L.Wirtz, $1,279.82; Christina A. Davies, $236.29; and William J. and Robin Dawson, $2,992.86.
• Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery v. Craig Hurd. Plaintiff awarded $573.33.
• Bryon J. Berry v. Charles H. Rush. Plaintiff awarded $922.89.
• The Collection Co. v. James L. Bach. Plaintiff awarded $361.
• Warsaw Band Boosters Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Roy and Terrie Landrum, $100; David and Julia Staker, $100; and Sandra Zorn, $170.
• Wawasee Community School Corp. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Dan and Bonny Warren, $86.55; Sherry A. Van Dusen, $67.90; Ronnie Smith, $97.35; Joe and Valerie Skaggs, $119.55; Charles Short and Donna Flores, $60.20; Rob Shipley, $70.70; Donald and Serritha Peterson, $39.52; Mike and Cheryl Parker, $55.90; Lonnie and Penny Perry, 90 cents; Bobby and Shauna Morris, $166.40;
Also, Sharleen Miller, $178.45; John and Rhonda Barr, $192; Misty L. Blair, $420; Michael Brown, $283.20; Sheila Brown, $198.05; Jay and Theresa Kitson, $352.10; Kimberly and Kevin Steele, $559.20; Greg and Janet Timmons, $210.60; Albert and Linda Arispe, $77.55; Timothy and Trena Caudill, $79.40; and Robert and Lisa Henson, $378.30.
• Stumps LP Gas Inc. v. Andrew Latham. Plaintiff awarded $272.07.
• Elmer and Helen Larkin v. Dennis and Abby Horn. Plaintiffs awarded $3,000.
• Papakeechie Protective Association v. William R. Waldbridge. Plaintiff awarded $140.
• Desmond Jackson v. Fred Shepherd. Plaintiff awarded $1,720.
• John G. Hoffman v. Anita Fell. Plaintiff awarded $2,000.
• Jones Hardware Inc. v. Brittany Vervaet. Plaintiff awarded $708.40.
• Suburban Acres Mobile Home Park awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Phyllis Burchett, $2,075, and John Pursly and Patricia Everly, $1,600.
• Warsaw Farm Center v. Chris Deneve. Plaintiff awarded $1,469.44.
• Lavender and Bauer, P.C., v. Troy Mansfield. Plaintiff awarded $1,097.
• Hide-Away Hills v. Todd and Kimberly Boocher. Plaintiff awarded $1,744.
• Jennifer L. Julian and Bobby G. and Karen L. Kirleis v. Danielle Hickman. Plaintiffs awarded $765.
• CreditMax Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Tina L. Hall Bauer, $3,000, and Patsy L. Ford, $1,398.35.
• Arthur C. Marose v. Jennifer Collins. Plaintiff awarded $1,453.75.
• FSF Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Teresa L. Dobbs, $3,000; Sara and Amber R. Zollinger, $3,000; Chris A. Harding, $3,000; Dottie and Vince E. Slone, $1,375.72; and Troy R. and Rebecca E. Brown, $3,000.
• American General Finance v. Dustin Hardy. Plaintiff awarded $2,887.55.
• Grauel Enterprises Inc. v. John J. Latta. Plaintiff awarded $1,998.20;.
• Business Revenue Systems v. Floyd Tanner. Plaintiff awarded $206.64.
• Max R. Fahl v. Peggy Morgan Copeland. Plaintiff awarded $777.
• Joanne M. Kolbe v. Anna M. Jarrett. Plaintiff awarded $1,269.21.
• Professional Account Services v. Judy Rose. Plaintiff awarded $606.39.
• Credit Bureau of Wells County Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Brenda Ferguson, $427.46; Carolyn J. Meade, $179.09; Doracina and Gilbert Lopez, $426.74; Dawn R. Fender, $204.53; Carolyn C. Bannon, $160.38; Cynthia Beliles, $183.96; Marsha Blankenship, $359.26; Steven G. Blue, $93.66; Tycowin and Teresa Brown, $102.96; Robert Butler, $160.98;
Also, George and Dana Call, $256.73; Michael and Audrey Eldridge, $206.94; Terry and Tabetha Elliott, $121.97; Aaron Fear, $203.59; Terry and Debra Gibson, $280.29; Shane and Cynthia Giger, $339.18; Sherry Ginter, $184.81; Elwood Hall, $184.74; Peggy Hamilton, $629.99; Marrisa Handley, $144.47;
Also, Erin Hay, $117.44; Ron and Melissa Helman, $338.57; Cindy Himes, $93.87; Heather Jones, $79.18; Mark Knoop, $164.10; Jeannie Lewis, $179.42; and Rebecca Riffle, $489.84.
• Recovery One Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Lesia G.Vanlue, $1,032.19; Barbara J. Hart, $1,550.89; and Phillip A. Waddle, $1,047.71.
• One Call Water Inc. v. Daniel Sefton. Plaintiff awarded $1,674.75.
• Melissa Y. Miller v. Jeb Burkett. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Anthony Wayne Credit Adjusters awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Marquitta Trotter, $379.12; Elizabeth K. Clark, $244.55; Michael and Cindy S. Cooper, $279.21; Tricia Johnson, $113.49; James Osborne, $518.13; Sylvia Perales, $288.40; Timothy W. Rohm, $266.10; Jamie and Angela J. Swihart, $288.91; Timothy and Janet See, $307.03;
• A+ Yard Services Inc. v. June Harmon. Plaintiff awarded $115.
• Diana K. Hughes and Keith D. Ross v. Michael Adams. Plaintiffs awarded $350.
• Roland L. Arnell v. John Prater. Plaintiff awarded $1,683.
• Juergen Voss v. Ryan Hummitch. Plaintiff awarded $2,200.
• Melissa K. Lent v. Bert D. Mickem. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Collier's Commercial Services awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Wade Starkey, $178; Veronica Dickman, $129; and Richard Mounts, $204.
• Don and Rebecca Wampler v. John Sorensen. Plaintiff awarded $626.32.
• Jeremy Young v. Higgins Lawn and Sport Inc. Plaintiff awarded $2,521.73.
• Pierceton Elementary School v. Tim Reber. Plaintiff awarded $653.15.
• Claypool Mobile Home Park v. Michael Miller. Plaintiff awarded $2,198.
• Dewayne Busz v. Nathan Gustafson and Sharica Clark. Plaintiff awarded $2,348.94.
• Ralph and Joellen Fitch v. Bryon Gordon and Kristen Personette. Plaintiffs awarded $995.
• Centennial Cellular Tri State awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Ray Reffitt, $624.07; Wendy McGuire, $983.95; Kevin Weikart, $1,352.37; Tabitha Chadwick, $579.50; Virginia Ashby, $1,006.54; Chad May, $2,821.34; Tamala Huffman, $999.15; Ivan J. Leon-Beltran, $1,345.78; Michael Foreman, $572.79; Jorge Granados, $576.46;
Also, Wesley Snyder, $323.98; Larry Myer, $1,014.87; Amanda Prater, $510.52; Khrystal Leasure, $632.53; Joshua A. Bammel, $597.82; Cody Dininger, $687.68; Matthew Wallace Thompson, $1,114.77; Jessica Lee Turner Villa, $615.80; Tony A. Clark, $1,462; Melissa K. Mikel, $578.43;
Also, Bonnie Shepherd, $833.80; Cy D. Stump, $2,159.34; Rose M. Brown, $625.92; and Paul E. Miller, $1,000.
• Rent-A-Center v. Julie Tuggle. Plaintiff awarded return of television.
• Quality Rent-A-Shed v. Ted Textor. Plaintiff awarded $317.64.
• Dan Cordill v. Paula Fitzpatrick. Plaintiff awarded $500.
• Richard Douglas Stage v. Gordon Carpenter. Plaintiff awarded $2,500.
• Paradise Audio & Musical v. Ashley Ann King. Plaintiff awarded $2,773.62.
• Jay L. Egolf v. Lorraine M. Jackson. Plaintiff awarded $600.
• David C. Kolbe awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Jason K. Mauk, $1,160.77, and Richard Martin, $1,078.78.
• Green and Cates v. Timothy Paul Myers. Plaintiff awarded $2,589.87.
• Iris M. Davis v. Roger L. Francis. Plaintiff awarded $4,235.10.
• Constance and Wayne Beery v. Pamela and Drew Cochran. Plaintiff awarded $1,100.
• NCO Financial Systems awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Marisol T. Tienda, also known as Marisol T. Garza, $694.32, and Stacy D. Wilson, $487.05.
• Farm Bureau Insurance Co. v. Christopher Callen. Plaintiff awarded $1,167.60.
• Western Agricultural Insurance Co. v. Anthony McCoy. Plaintiff awarded $1,134.18.
• Denise Islas v. Sally Perkins. Plaintiff awarded $500.
• Safe-Way Door v. Fremont Lumber Co. Inc. Plaintiff awarded $495.49.
• L.C. Fewell Corp. v. Frank and Linda Harley. Plaintiff awarded $1,266.34.
• Dianne L. Plummer v. Mathew and Stacie Niccum. Plaintiff awarded $1,471.56.
Superior Court III
The following violation were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court III with Judge Joe V. Sutton presiding. Unless otherwise indicated, the conviction is for a Class D felony. The month the incident occurred is included to eliminate confusion.
The following people also paid $129.50 in court costs during sentencing between June 3 and July 31:
Driving While Intoxicated - Fined $20.50 from a December offense; sentenced to 16 months in prison, of which all but 60 days were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Dalmacio Gutierrez, 29, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Gutierrez is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $120.50 from a February offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 12 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Felix O. Ihrue, 38, Warsaw.
Also, for the offense of possession of marijuana, a Class A misdemeanor, Ihrue is ordered to pay a $200 drug interdiction fee and his driving privileges are suspended six months. For the offense of being a habitual traffic violator, a Class D felony, Ihrue is sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 12 months were suspended; and his driving privileges are suspended for life. The prison terms are ordered served concurrently and can be served in work release if Ihrue is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 30 months in prison, of which 28 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program, to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session and not to consume any alcoholic beverages or enter any establishments where alcohol is the primary product for sale; and driving privileges suspended one year was John W. Perkins Jr., 24, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Perkins is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 34 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and follow any recommendations for treatment; and driving privileges suspended one year was Cody Bruce Dininger, 22, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Dininger is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 24 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program, to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session and not to consume any alcoholic beverages; and driving privileges suspended one year was Michael E. Baumgartner, 52, Syracuse. The prison term can be served in work release if Baumgartner is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Also, for the offense of being a habitual traffic offender, a Class D felony, Baumgartner's driving privileges are suspended for life.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Paul M. Stearley, 42, Leesburg. The prison term can be served in work release if Stearley is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 16 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Peter A. Truong, 25, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Truong is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from a March offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 16 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program; and driving privileges suspended one year was Julio Reyes, 38, Winona Lake. The prison term can be served in work release if Reyes is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $20.50 from an April offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 16 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and follow any recommendations for treatment and to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Adolfo Rodriguez Jr., 23, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Rodriguez is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $67.50 from an April offense; sentenced to three years in prison, of which 34 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation and follow any recommendations for treatment; and driving privileges suspended one year was Robert D. Rice, 42, North Webster. The prison term can be served in work release if Rice is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Driving While Intoxicated (Class C Misdemeanor) - Fined $170.50 from a January offense; sentenced to 60 days in prison; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee; and driving privileges suspended 60 days was Jerry L. Sheets, 40, Pierceton.
Also, for the offense of being a habitual traffic offender, a Class D felony, Sheets is sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 18 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete an alcohol treatment program and an anger management class; and his driving privileges were suspended for life. The prison terms are ordered served consecutively and can be served in work release if Sheets is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Driving While Intoxicated (Class A Misdemeanor) - Fined $25 from a March offense; sentenced to one year in prison, of which all but 60 days were suspended; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee and a $25 initial and $10 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and follow any recommendations for treatment and to attend one Drunk Driving Impact Panel session; and driving privileges suspended one year was Adrienne Hernandez, 23, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if Hernandez is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Driving While Adjudged A Habitual Traffic Offender - Fined $167.50 from an August 2001 offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended for life was Fred A. James, 34, Warsaw. The prison term can be served in work release if James is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $167.50 from an October offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended for life was Jeannie L. Fretz, 40, Syracuse. The prison term can be served in work release if Fretz is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $270.50 from a December offense; sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended; ordered to complete an alcohol treatment program, to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to make restitution for property damages not covered by insurance; and driving privileges suspended for life was David W. Douglas, 30, Silver Lake. The prison term can be served in work release if Douglas is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $170.50 from a December offense; sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 12 months were suspended; ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended for life was Tonya Clow, 47, Syracuse. The prison term can be served in work release if Clow is qualified for and accepted to the program.
Fined $170.50 from an April offense; sentenced to 12 months in jail, of which 11 months were suspended; ordered to complete an alcohol treatment program and to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended for 180 days Charles Fenix, 37, Mentone.
Dismissal
Driving While Intoxicated - Kim Leake, 48, Warsaw. After a mistrial was declared in this case on July 11, 2001, the matter was rescheduled for trial and the judge has since concluded that the mistrial was declared in error. Therefore, the case cannot now be retried because of the double jeopardy rule. The case was dismissed with prejudice, which means a new case cannot be brought against Leake in this matter.
Superior Court II
The following misdemeanors and infractions were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court II with Judge James Jarrette presiding. The month the incident occurred is included to eliminate confusion.
The following people also paid $332.50 in court costs:
Driving While Intoxicated - Fined $50 in July, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days were John Shock, Syracuse, and Alejandro Gonzalez, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in July, sentenced to six days in jail and license restricted 180 days was Curtis Irwin, Etna Green.
Fined $50 in June, sentenced to six days in jail and license restricted 180 days was Eric Myers, North Webster.
Fined $50 in April, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Donna J. McCune, Silver Lake.
Fined $50 in February, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days were Patrick C. Dewitt, Milford; Rickie E. Vining, Warsaw; Laura Castro, Milford; Charles A. Lisenbee, Warsaw; and Billy G. Patrick, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in February, sentenced to 10 days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Addie McClanahan, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in February, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days were John S. Irwin, Syracuse, and Shawn W. Sapp, Pierceton.
The following people also paid $132.50 in court costs:
Driving Having Never Had A License - Fined $25 in July was Arturo Montes, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in April were Ismael Rodriguez, Pierceton, and Jose Vela, Warsaw.
Driving While Suspended - Fined $100 in June and license suspended 90 days was David Bennett, Warsaw.
Fined $100 in June and license suspended 90 days was Eric J. Garman, Warsaw.
Fined $100 in February and license suspended 180 days was Lisa Scott, Claypool.
Fined $50 in February and license suspended 90 days was Billy J. Patrick, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in February and license suspended 180 days was Donald E. Chilcutt, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in January and license suspended 90 days were Earl D. Shepherd, Claypool, and Jason R. Coleman, Pierceton.
Fined $50 in January and license suspended one year was Donald E. Chilcutt Jr., Warsaw.
Reckless Driving - Fined $100 in May was Melvin E. Keplinger, Mentone.
The following people also paid $132 in court costs:
Public Intoxication - Fined $43 in June were Adam Timke, Syracuse, and Brenda Dahl, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in March were Javier Rosales, Pierceton, and Travis L. Vanover, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in February was James E. Lisenbee, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in February was Darrell J. Bradtke, Silver Lake.
Fined $100 in February was David L. Marshall, Warsaw.
Disorderly Conduct - Fined $50 in June was Stanley Newbury, North Webster.
Fined $150 in May was Dustin Heldenbrand, Warsaw.
Fined $75 in February was Jarrod D. Reed, Warsaw.
Resisting Law Enforcement - Fined $100 in June was Adam Timke, Syracuse.
Illegal Possession Of Alcohol By A Minor - Fined $50 in June were Bradley Allen Dye, Warsaw, and Matthew H. Small, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in February was Jeremy R. Tackitt, Cromwell.
Battery - Fined $250 in June was Gregory P. LaJoice, Syracuse.
Domestic Battery - Fined $100 in March and ordered to pay a $50 domestic violence fee was Troy J. Gill, Warsaw.
False Informing - Fined $50 in February was Jose L. Lopez, Warsaw.
Fined $25 in February was Jesse Fugate, Claypool.
Possession Of Marijuana - Fined $50 in January, ordered to pay a $200 drug interdiction fee and license suspended 180 days was Donald E. Chilcutt Jr., Warsaw.
The following people also paid $82.50 in court costs:
Speeding - Fined $63 in June was Daisy M. Ousley, 25, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June was Justin F. Butts, 17, Warsaw.
Fined $27 in July were David M. Grossnickle, 21, Warsaw; Philip F. Fozo Jr., 17, Warsaw; James Parrish, 17, Cromwell; Brandon M. Wood, 17, Leesburg; Dustin A. Zentz, 18, Nappanee; Rachel A. Berkey, 21, Warsaw; Joey M. Kurtz, 31, Warsaw; and Robyn L. Jones, 41, North Webster.
Fined $27 in June was Angelika S. Fussle, 18, Warsaw.
Fined $27 in May was Steve Salzwedel, 40, Leesburg.
Fined $27 in January were Tracy L. Slimak, 31, Warsaw, and Manuel S. Salazar, 26, Warsaw.
Fined $12 in July were Geoffrey A. Shaneyfelt, 18, Leesburg; Terry E. Smith, 57, Syracuse; Scott B. Elder, 18, Pierceton; Rogelio Castro, 47, Milford; Brian D. Aust, 29, Warsaw; Juan M. Garcia, 29, Warsaw; Joshua E. Parrish, 19, Cromwell; and John M. Zasudzinsko, 23, Syracuse.
Fined $12 in June were Kristen L. Messmore, 21, Warsaw; G. William Leonhard II, 41, North Manchester; and Charles G. Fletcher, 38, Etna Green.
Fined $7 in July were Robert L. Miller, 64, Claypool; Mark G. Williams, 29, Winona Lake; Eldon L. Rager, 61, North Manchester; and Chad E. Nelson, 31, Akron.
Fined $7 in June were Gregory E. Newsome, 31, Syracuse;
No Valid License - Fined $7 in July were Jaime Carreon, 23, Warsaw; Christopher G. Spencer, 16, Warsaw; and Terry D. Baker, 34, Pierceton.
Expired Driver's License - Fined $7 in July was Gina Garza, 37, Warsaw.
False Or Fictitious Registration - Fined $7 in July were Terry L. Masterson, 50, Claypool, and Joseph E. Akers, 35, Warsaw.
Fined $7 in March was Jason H. Hurd, 27, Mentone.
Failure To Yield At Through Highway - Fined $7 in July was Charles W. Dippon, 32, Syracuse.
Disregarding A Traffic Control Device - Fined $7 in July was Richard A. Anders, 57, Bourbon.
Vehicle Equipment Violation - Fined $7 in July was Terry D. Baker, 34, Pierceton.
Driving Left Of Center - Fined $7 in July was Eric L. Beachy, 34, Warsaw.
Illegal Display Of Red Light In Front Of Vehicle - Fined $7 in June was Brittney M. Tenney, 17, Leesburg.
Failure To Yield Right Of Way - Fined $7 in June was Jeremiah Busz, 23, Warsaw.
Disregarding A Traffic Signal - Fined $7 in May was Linda M. Peterson, 52, Etna Green.
Expired Plates - Fined $7 in April were Janice K. Bell, 38, Warsaw, and Trenton A. Beer, 26, Syracuse.
Disregarding A Stop Or Yield Sign - Fined $25 in March was Michael K. Cox, 32, Leesburg.
Fined $7 in January was Rosswell A. Clemens, 16, Winona Lake.
Unsafe Start From Park - Fined $7 in March was David J. Bennett, 21, Warsaw.
The following people were assessed no court costs:
Violation Of Seat Belt Law - Fined $20 in July were Martin W. Bixler, 34, Warsaw; Jon P. Popenfoose, 19, Warsaw; Robert L. Lackey, 45, Pierceton; Shawn L. Carpenter, 31, Warsaw; Kurt A. Kammerer, 20, Leesburg; Stacy E. Fuller, 26, Warsaw; Hilary D. Zarse, 24, Warsaw; Martha E. Stoelting, 55, Syracuse; James J. Griffith, 29, Syracuse; and Eric T. Metcalf, 20, Bourbon.
Fined $20 in June were Robert W. Gallup Jr., 24, Warsaw, and Charles P. Murphy, 37, Warsaw.
Fined $20 in May were Nancy S. Trueblood, 45, Nappanee, and Earl E. Trueblood, 46, Nappanee.
Charges were dismissed against the following people:
Check Deception - (June) Amanda Petteys, Warsaw (two counts); (March) Regina Steinbacher, Warsaw; (February) Samantha Cassel, Pierceton.
Driving Having Never Had A License - (February) Jesse Fugate, Claypool; (January) Donald E. Chilcutt Jr., Warsaw.
Driving While Under The Influence Of A Controlled Substance - (February) Richard A. Cook, Burket.
Disorderly Conduct - (February) David L. Marshall, Warsaw.
Illegal Possession Of Alcohol By A Minor - (January) Donald E. Chilcutt Jr., Warsaw.
Superior Court I
Filings
The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Superior Court I with Judge Duane G. Huffer presiding:
Complaints
• Discover Bank v. Amy M. Henderson, Silver Lake. Plaintiff seeks $5,012.84 due on contract, plus interest, attorney fees and court costs.
• Daimler-Chrysler Services, successor by merger to Chrysler Credit Corp., v. Larry Rose, Kelly Street, Winona Lake. Plaintiff seeks $21,524.15 due on agreement, plus interest, $200 in attorney fees and court costs.
• Discover Bank v. Gene L. Ansell, Atwood. Plaintiff seeks $8,168.53 due on contract, plus interest, attorney fees and court costs.
• National City Bank v. Kasey Larue, East CR 650S, Pierceton. Plaintiff seeks $5,413.17 due on credit card agreement, plus court costs.
Marriage Dissolution
Sherman
Tiffany D. and Chad M. Sherman, EMS B8 Lane, Pierceton. They were married March 21, 2002, and have not yet separated. There are no minor children.
Superior Court I
Judgments
The following judgments were awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court I with Judge Duane G. Huffer presiding:
Complaints
• Monogram Credit Card Bank of Georgia v. Robin F. Green. Plaintiff awarded $3,399.41 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• Platinum Financial Services Corp., as assignee of CitiFinance Loan, v. April A. Townsend. Plaintiff awarded $3,390.25 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• Associates Housing Finance, LLC, formerly known as Ford Consumer Finance Co. Inc., v. Gerardo and Sylvia L. Reyes, et al. Plaintiff awarded $35,387.89 by default, plus interest, court costs, costs incurred and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Beckman Lawson LLP v. George A. Baker Jr. Plaintiff awarded $9,377.98, plus court costs.
• Capital One Bank v. Rose M. Rhamey. Plaintiff awarded $1,315.71 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• Midwest America Federal Credit Union v. Michael Chalk. Plaintiff awarded $10,379.88 by default, plus court costs.
• KLCA Inc., doing business as Precision Grinding & Sharpening, v. Landstar Polymer Recovery Inc. Plaintiff awarded $9,897.63 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• American Acceptance, as assignee of Providian, v. Randy Troup. Plaintiff awarded $1,110.21 by default, plus interest and court costs.
• Lake City Bank v. David and Brenda Thomas. Plaintiff awarded $8,612.45 by default, plus court costs.
• Ed and Kim Roberts, doing business as Roberts Signs, v. Dutch and Ford Foundation and Ford Olinger. Plaintiff awarded summary judgment of $5,108, plus interest.
Dismissals
The following cases were dismissed with prejudice:
• Stewart and Rebecca A. Lambert v. William Bockman, doing business as Bockman Brothers Painting Service, and Wanda Clark.
• Matthew and Peggy Podemski v. Daniel Dolbee.
The following case was dismissed without prejudice:
• Providian National Bank v. Tammy S. Johnson.
Marriage Dissolution
The following dissolutions were finalized on the dates indicated:
• Cory K. and Kimberly D. Ream. Couple awarded joint custody of their minor child. Father ordered to pay $30 per week in child support. Aug. 2.
• Susan (former name Anson restored) and John Simmons. Aug. 8.
• Mary-Ellen White (henceforth to be known as Mary-Ellen Prickett-White) and Lon Dale White. Mother awarded custody of couple's minor child. Father ordered to pay $161 per week in child support. Aug. 8.
• Gabriel Rico and Lidia Rico, also known as Lidia Lopez. Mother awarded custody of couple's minor child. No child support ordered at this time. Aug. 9.
Legal Separation
Dismissal
The following legal separation proceeding was dismissed:
• Criselda and Joseph D. Bumbaugh.
Other Action
• Valerie McCleary v. Richard McCleary. The Hon. James R. Heuer is appointed special judge in this matter.
Circuit Court
Filings
The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court with Judge Rex Reed presiding:
Complaints
• The Bank of New York v. Rosemary Langrand, Michaels Street, Warsaw, and city of Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks $61,759.55 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• National City Mortgage Co. v. David S. and Gary W. Hettinger, East Prairie Street, Leesburg. Plaintiff seeks $65,796.93 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• First Federal Savings Bank v. Jennifer C. Wolfe, EMS B18 Lane, Pierceton. Plaintiff seeks $40,883.36 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Robert A. Kennedy v. James L. Walmer, South Union Street, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks an unspecified amount to compensate for losses resulting from Walmer's alleged failure to properly represent Kennedy in a marriage dissolution. Plaintiff also seeks court costs and requests a trial by jury.
• Marianne Kelsey v. Angela L. Smith, Worthville, Ky., and Rusty Dauzart, Pineville, La. Plaintiff seeks an unspecified amount to compensate for injuries and damage resulting from an Aug. 9, 2000, auto accident at the intersection of South Detroit Street and East Winona Avenue, Warsaw.
• Aurora Cabinet Co. Inc. v. Swartz Brothers Construction, Ind. 15N, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks $42,198.55 due on account, plus interest and court costs.
• RBK Development Inc. also known as Superior Wood Products, v. Swartz Brothers Construction, Ind. 15N, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks $8,720 due on account, plus interest and court costs.
• Stanley P. and Kathy A. McDaniel v. John S. Hill, Joliet, Ill., and Hickory Leasing Inc, New Lenox, Ill. Plaintiffs seek an unspecified amount to compensate for injuries and damage resulting from an Aug. 4, 2000, auto accident at the intersection of CR 150W and U.S. 30. Warsaw. Plaintiffs also seek punitive damages and court costs and request a trial by jury.
• Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corp. v. Chasity N. and Nicholas A. Meadows, Sheridan Street, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks $68,518.56 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• American General Finance v. Shane A. and Tammy Nickerson, North CR 300W, Milford. Plaintiff seeks $3,111.93 due on contract, plus interest, attorney fees and court costs.
• KeyBank/NA v. Swartz Brothers Construction, Ind. 15N, Warsaw; Ken W. and Shaila A. Swartz, Punta Gorda, Fla.; Kyle W. and Sheri A. Swartz, North CR 450E, Syracuse; Farmers State Bank; and Kosciusko County treasurer. Plaintiff seeks $278,935.12 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Stonewall Masonry Inc. v. Swartz Brothers Construction, Ind. 15N, Warsaw, and Kyle W. Swartz, North CR 450E, Syracuse. Plaintiff seeks $19,053.68 due on account, plus interest, attorney fees and court costs.
• Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. v. Tina and Eric Prater, West Eldora Drive, Silver Lake, and FSF Inc., doing business as First Step Financial Inc. Plaintiff seeks $71,004.33 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• First Federal Savings Bank v. Lon Dale and Mary Ellen White, North Second Trail, North Webster. Plaintiff seeks $80,114.94 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Aaron and Sylvia S. Stutzman v. Aaron J. Beechy, a minor, and Jacob Beechy, West CR 750N, Etna Green. Plaintiffs seek an unspecified amount in each of four counts to compensate for injuries and damage resulting from a automobile v. horse accident Aug. 8, 2000, on CR 850N. Plaintiffs also seek court costs and request a trial by jury.
• Deutsch Bank Trust Co. America v. Denise Cartwright, South Third Street, Pierceton, and Kay L. Sparks, North Webster. Plaintiff seeks $19,510.63 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Bank One/NA v. Kolin Young, East Fort Wayne Street, Warsaw; Rebecca Buskirk Davis, trustee of the Rebecca Buskirk Davis trust, EMS T26 Lane, Leesburg; Hephzibah House Inc., School Street, Winona Lake; Hall and Marose Agency Inc.; city of Warsaw; and John and Jane Doe, tenants at East Pierceton Road, Warsaw, real estate. Plaintiff seeks $152,853.30 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Communitywide Federal Credit Union v. Eric Pinkerton, Prairie Drive, Syracuse, and Dennis Pinkerton, North CR 300W, Milford. Plaintiff seeks possession of water softener and balance due on agreement, plus attorney fees and court costs.
• Theta Mort v. Zeldon Lipply, North Lake Street, Warsaw, and the estate of Lamoin Lipply. Plaintiff seeks to quiet title to real estate in question.
• ABN AMRO Mortgage Group Inc. v. Cathy J. Folk, North CR 150W, Warsaw; Emergent Mortgage Corp., doing business as Homegold CT Corp.; and CitiBank South Dakota/NA. Plaintiff seeks $126,240.04 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Campbell & Fetter Bank v. James D. and Helen S. McAbee, North Street, North Webster, and Mutual Federal Savings Bank. Plaintiff seeks $145,162.72 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Automotive Credit Corp., as assignee for Guardian National Acceptance Corp., v. Roger M. and Marcia Gorham, South Fisher Avenue, Warsaw. Plaintiff awarded $2,989.10 due on contract, plus attorney fees and court costs.
• Bank of America/NA v. Travis J. and Kari E. Brown, West Prairie Street, Leesburg. Plaintiff seeks $67,752.30 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Allstate Insurance Co., as subrogee of David Anderson, v. Ralph Kaiser, Old Road 30W, Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks an unspecified amount to compensate for water leakage that damaged Anderson's property located beneath Kaiser's apartment, where a tub or toilet overflowed.
Name Change
• Tracy Lynn Waddell seeks to change the name of her minor child from Dyllan Wayne Richardson to Dyllan Wayne Current.
Marriage Dissolutions
Brock
Jennifer and Jeremy Ray Brock, North CR 175E, Warsaw. They were married June 10, 1998, and have not yet separated.There are two minor children.
Gerber
Gary Lee Gerber, East Harrison Court, Syracuse, and Julia M. Gerber, East Asbury Lane, North Webster. They were married Oct. 18, 1985, and separated June 1, 2002. There are three minor children.
Gessinger
Jennie Gessinger, East Armstrong Road, Leesburg, and Rick Gessinger, EMS W23B Lane, North Webster. They were married Nov. 27, 1997, and separated July 10, 2002. There are no minor children.
Haase
Jessica Haase, Sandcastle Drive, Warsaw, and Andreas Haase, Elkhart. They were married Oct. 20, 1999, and separated June 8, 2002. There is one minor child.
Hyde
Bambi and Roger Hyde, Kosciusko County. They were married Aug. 28, 1981, and separated Feb. 28, 2002. There are no minor children.
King
Diane M. King, Robson Road, Winona Lake, and John R. King, Warsaw. They were married Dec. 17, 1993, and separated Aug. 16, 2002. There is one minor child.
Ousley
Ronald A. Ousley, South Rowland Avenue, Leesburg, and Katrina K. Ousley, East CR 1000S, North Manchester. They were married July 10, 1984, and separated in 1999. There are two minor children.
Ousley
Tracy and Kenneth R. Ousley, North CR 175E, Warsaw. They were married May 24, 1997, and separated Aug. 1, 2002. There is one minor child.
Rakoczy
Peggy Rakoczy, West Railroad Street, Etna Green, and Peter W. Rakoczy, North Maple Street, South Whitley. They were married May 26, 2000, and separated June 2002. There is one minor child.
Sparks
Derek Sparks, East Levi Lee Road, Warsaw, and Cathy Sparks, West CR 800S, Claypool. They were married June 16, 1999, and separated March 1, 2002. There are no minor children.
Treesh
Christine E. Treesh, North Fox Farm Road, Warsaw, and Gregory D. Treesh, East Anchorage Road, Warsaw. They were married July 20, 1985, and separated March 20, 2002. There are two minor children.
Uhlig
Grant A. Uhlig, North Meadowridge Drive, Warsaw, and Beth A. Uhlig, Normal, Ill. They were married May 19, 2001, and separated Aug. 5, 2002. There is one minor child.
Wagley
Robert D. Wagley, East Levi Lee Road, Warsaw, and Gretchen F. Wagley, Noblesville. They were married July 6, 1991, and separated July 1, 2002. There are two minor children.
Waites
Keith Aaron Waites, West CR 1200S, Silver Lake, and Sarah Louise Waites, Indianapolis. They were married Aug. 26, 1999, and separated May 27, 2002. There are no minor children.
Legal Separation
DeVittorio
Janet H. DeVittorio, North Sunrise Drive, Syracuse, and Joseph M. DeVittorio, Fairfax, Va. They were married July 27, 1957, and separated Aug. 14, 2002. There are no minor children.
Circuit Court
Judgments
The following judgments were awarded in Kosciusko Circuit Court with Judge Rex Reed presiding:
Complaints
• Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corp. v. Christopher J. and Chastity M. Hurd and Beneficial Indiana Inc. Plaintiff awarded $87,472.62 by default, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.
• Marylouise Manley v. Rickey A. and Trisha J. Davis. Real estate agreement between the parties is declared void and plaintiff entitled to immediate possession of property.
• Linda L. and Anna Pojeta v. Robert S. Pojeta. Anna Pojeta awarded $12,500 and Linda Pojeta awarded $71,000, which shall be placed as a lien against Robert Pojeta's real estate.
• OSI Portfolio Services Inc. v. Jeremy J. Schuh. Plaintiff awarded $2,283.49, plus interest and court costs.
• United Credit Union v. Scott D. Wadkins. Plaintiff awarded $3,096.33 by default, plus court costs.
• Sears, Roebuck & Co. v. Harry W. Price Jr. Plaintiff awarded $713.55 by default, plus interest, $178.38 in attorney fees and court costs.
• CitiCapital Commercial Corp. v. Turkey Run Builders, LLC, and Joe and Linda Hagar.Plaintiff awarded possession of a Ford F-350 truck, an Ingersoll-Rand generator and a Dynamark trailer, with the items ordered sold and proceeds applied to debts due.
• Union Federal Bank of Indianapolis v. Steven R. and Stephanie K. Boyer. Plaintiff awarded $2,200.55 as an additional judgment to that awarded April 10.
Dismissals
The following cases were dismissed with prejudice:
• Paul G. Mangun v. Lara Jose Guadalupe and Pekin Insurance Co.
• Audrey and Mike Kausal v. Imogene Criswell and United Farm Bureau Insurance Co.
• Jonell K. and Travis Fretz v. Robert L. Conrad II.
• Doreen and John Burnau v. Kathryn J. Blocher.
The following cases were dismissed without prejudice:
• United Credit Union v. Richard Erick and Debra Miller.
• RSSP Inc. v. Richard Aylor.
• Bank of New York v. Todd Bailey and Home Equity of America Inc.
• BA Mortgage LLC v. Daren D., Carmen T., Loren E. and Donna J. Maierle, et al.
• State of Indiana v. John Posada.
Marriage Dissolutions
The following dissolutions were finalized on the dates indicated:
• Andrew P. Willis and Samantha L. (former name Johnson restored). Mother awarded custody of couple's minor child. Father ordered to pay $60 per week in child support. Aug. 1.
• Ronald W. Sr. and Rhonda Harris. Aug. 6.
• Marvin Wieland and Gala Sue Gerber Wieland. Aug. 6.
• Kevin W. and Julie C. Percy. Mother awarded custody of couple's two minor children. Aug. 7.
• Melody K. and Dennis Wayne Rudd. The matter continues as to custody and support of couple's minor child. Aug. 12.
• Beatrice N. and Walter E. Davis. Aug. 16.
Dismissals
The following dissolution proceedings were dismissed:
• Heath T. Roberts v. Christine L. Roberts.
• Tonia and Brian L. England.
Other Action
• Jeffery A. Tucker v. Kosciusko County REMC and Lynn Collyer. The Hon. Michael D. Cook, judge of Marshall Circuit Court, is appointed special judge in this matter.
• Bret A. Feldman's request for a restricted driver's license is granted, allowing him to drive for employment purposes only.
Bankruptcies
The following is an explanation of bankruptcy terms:
Chapter 7: Liquidation. A court-appointed trustee liquidates the assets of an individual or firm and distributes them to creditors on a prorated basis.
Chapter 11: Business reorganization. Debtor retains possession of assets and attempts to remain in business by proposing a plan of reorganization to pay all or a portion of debts from future earnings.
Chapter 12: The family farm bankruptcy proceeding. It is a hybrid between Chapter 13 and Chapter 11. A trustee is appointed, but the debtors remain in possession of their assets and propose to pay all or a portion of debts from future earnings over a three- to five-year period.
Chapter 13: For individuals with regular income. Often called "wage earner plan." Debtor retains assets and agrees to pay all or a portion of debts from future earnings over a three- to five-year period.
• Richard and Veronica Applegate, 703 E. Fort Wayne St., Warsaw. Chapter 7. Assets: $104,450. Debts: $161,912.
• Kenneth and Margaret Criswell, 65 EMS D24B Lane, Syracuse. Chapter 7. Assets: $29,800. Debts: $258,185.
• Lynda Dorman, 4067 W. Prairie Drive, Leesburg. Chapter 7. Assets: $92,950. Debts: $96,648.
• John Ellis II and Teresa Ellis, formerly known as Teresa Mort, 8567 S. CR 600W, Claypool. Chapter 7. Assets: $28,150. Debts: $73,585.
• Jon Ewen, 2441 W. CR 250S #76, Warsaw. Chapter 7. Assets: $21,440. Debts: $242,623.
• Matthew and Jessica Hetler, 5754 S. Woodland Lane, Warsaw. Chapter 7. Assets: $56,807. Debts: $72,905.
• Levi Jr. and Leanna Lehman, 71815 CR 21, Milford. Chapter 7. Assets: $6,005. Debts: $28,857.
• Richard Mughmaw, doing business as Mughmaw Trucking, 3830 E. CR 450S, Rochester. Chapter 11. Assets: $348,800. Debts: $414,964.
• Francisco and Melody Perez, 429 E. 12th St., Rochester. Chapter 7. Assets: $2,900. Debts: $12,156.
• Daniel Smith and Brenda Smith, also known as Brenda Jones and as Brenda Borkholder, 754 S. Main St., Nappanee. Chapter 7. Assets: $84,015. Debts: $42,829. [[In-content Ad]]
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