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01.28.2012 Court News

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Jason McSherry:n Alexander Clark, 23, and Elizabeth Ann West, 25, both of North Lincoln Street, Warsaw. n Christopher Scott Martindale, 37, of Walter Way, Warsaw, and Kristie R. Hine, 36, of Boydston Mill Road, North Webster.n Mattew Shelby Ogan, 39, and Leslie Ranee Shepherd, 40, both of East Catherine Street, Milford. n Jacob Ray Kizer, 43, and Sue E. Medley, 51, both of South Pine Street, Warsaw. n Kristoffer M. Brady, 31, and Brandy Raylene Yoder, 35, both of East Pickwick Road, Syracuse. n Juan Carlos Montes Ramirez, 20 of East CR 200N, Warsaw, and Jeanette Guadalupe Salgado, 18, of South Oak Brook Place, Warsaw. Superior Court IIIJudgments The following judgments were recently awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court III, small claims division, with Judge Joe V. Sutton presiding:n Canterbury House Apartments vs. Robin Albertson, 211 St. Augustine, Warsaw. Canterbury House Apartments was awarded $2,301.18, plus interest and cost. n SAC Finance Inc. vs. Penny G. Angiano, 1263 Ind. 13, Pierceton. SAC Finance Inc. was awarded $3,938.93, plus interest and cost. n First Source Financial Solutions vs. Felix Arciniega, 340 E. Levi Lee Road, Warsaw. First Source Financial Solutions was awarded $1,333.85, plus interest and cost. n SAC Finance Inc. vs. James Bell, 2441 W. CR 250S, Warsaw. SAC Finance Inc. was awarded $6,089, plus interest and cost. n First Source Financial Solutions vs. Angela Bowman, 210 N. Main St., Syracuse. First Source Financial Solutions was awarded $1,673.15, plus interest and cost.n Gary Osborn vs. Jim Brickey, 172 EMS W23 Lane, North Webster. Osborn was awarded $6,090, plus interest and cost. n Springleaf Financial Services of Indiana vs. Elizabeth Brock, 311 W. Huntington St., North Webster. Springleaf Financial was awarded $4,088.79, plus interest and cost. n Springleaf Financial Services of Indiana vs. Gerin Brock, 311 W. Huntington St., North Webster. Springleaf Financial was awarded $4,088.79, plus interest and cost. n Credit Control LLC vs. Mitchell Bumgardner, 1692 E. CR 200N, Warsaw. Credit Control LLC was awarded $1,098.22, plus interest and cost.n Christopher Fiandt vs. Larry Catanzarite, of Granger. Fiandt was awarded $18,137, plus interest and cost. n Credit Control LLC vs. Nathaniel Carlson, 972 River Avenue East, Warsaw. Credit Control LLC was awarded $1,070.46, plus interest and cost. n 30 West Auto Sales and Service Center  vs. Nathaniel Carlson, 972 River Avenue East, Warsaw. 30 West Auto Sales and Service was awarded $1,032.94, plus interest and cost. n U.S. Bank vs. Ramiro Castro, P.O. Box 247 Claypool. U.S. Bank was awarded $288,580.62, plus interest and  cost. n David Kolbe vs. Bradley Chaffins, 1183 E. CR 50N, Akron. Kolbe was awarded $5,000, plus interest and cost. n David Kolbe vs. Misty Chaffins, 1183 E. CR 50N, Akron. Kolbe was awarded $5,000, plus interest and cost. n Credit Controls LLC vs. Tina Cline, 357 EMS T26 Lane, Leesburg. Credit Control LLC was awarded $2,506.65, plus interest and cost. n Herron Preserve vs. Chayla Conwell, 4221 Herron Blvd., Warsaw. Herron Preserve was awarded $1,103.45, plus interest and cost. n Kosciusko Community Hospital vs. Tina Creekmore, 1014 E. Market St., Warsaw. Kosciusko Community Hospital was awarded $692.10, plus interest and cost. n First Source Financial Solutions vs. Debra Dominy, 9980 E. King Arthur Trail, Cromwell. First Source Financial Solutions was awarded $408.28, plus interest and cost.n Fleet One LLC vs. Dream Wurks Logistics, 6645 W. Ind. 14, Silver Lake. Fleet One LLC was awarded $2,050.83, plus interest and cost. n Darrin Conley vs. Abraham Gordilla, 1820 Lake Sharon Road, Warsaw. Conley was awarded $1,391.03n Herron Preserve vs. Ever Gutierrez, 1408 Rivercrest Drive, Warsaw. Herron Preserve was awarded $3,144.07, plus interest and cost. n Herron Preserve vs. Sydney Gutierrez, 1408 Rivercrest Drive, Warsaw. Herron Preserve was awarded $3,144.07, plus interest and cost. n Herron Preserve vs. Justin Hill, 4221 Herron Blvd., Warsaw. Herron Preserve was awarded $1,103.45, plus interest and cost. n Christiana Phifer vs. Jaime Hughes, 707 W. Catholic St., Pierceton. Phifer was awarded $130,687.62.n Christiana Phifer vs. Katina Hughes, 707 W. Catholic St., Pierceton. Phifer was awarded $130,687.62.n Christiana Phifer vs. Kyle Hughes, 707 W. Catholic St., Pierceton. Phifer was awarded $130,687.62.n Kosciusko Community Hospital vs. Jeffery Kawsh, 82 EMS W26 Lane, North Webster. Kosciusko Community Hospital was awarded $758.49, plus interest and cost. n LVNV Funding vs. Fanny Kelley, P.O. Box 91, Atwood. LVNV Funding was awarded $4,548.03, plus interest and cost. n First Source Advantage LLC vs. Matthew Lewis, 427 E. CR 1150N, Milford. First Source Advantage LLC was awarded $433.13, plus interest and cost.n St. Joseph Hospital vs. Jack Mikel, 5314 N. CR 700W, Warsaw. St. Joseph Hospital was awarded $2,269.42, plus interest and cost. n Pike Lake Pointe vs. Sandee Mills-Stanley, 1077 Pike Shore Drive, Warsaw. Pike Lake Pointe was awarded $1,070, plus interest and cost. n Cesar Vazquez vs. Noll Club Inc, P.O. Box 871, Warsaw. Vazquez was awarded $405, plus interest and cost. n Credit Control LLC vs. Sara Poe, 210 E. Catholic St., Pierceton. Credit Control LLC was awarded $1,295.33, plus interest and cost. n SAC Finance Inc. vs. Lauren Portee, 4095 N. CR 700E, Leesburg. SAC Finance was awarded $4642.71, plus interest and cost. n Springleaf Financial Services of Indiana vs. Douglas Rif, 6546 W. Grimme Lane, Claypool. Springleaf Financial Services of Indiana was awarded $3,010.68, plus interest and cost. n First Federal Savings Bank vs. Carolyn Rule, 1066 N. CR 175W, Warsaw. First Federal Savings Bank was awarded $102,202.76, plus interest and cost. n First Federal Savings Bank vs. Richard Rule, 1066 N. CR 175W, Warsaw. First Federal Savings Bank was awarded $102,202.76, plus interest and cost. n Linda Giusti Aguilar vs. Shanmugasundaram Charanya, 103 N. Orchard Drive, Warsaw. Aguilar was awarded $3,711.97, plus interest and cost. n Credit Control LLC vs. Ann Shepherd, 206 S. Walnut St., Mentone. Credit Control LLC was awarded $1,616.54, plus interest and cost.n Canterbury House Apartments vs. Jacob Stromatt, 211 St. Augustine, Warsaw. Canterbury House Apartments was awarded $2,301.18, plus interest and cost. n New Plumbing and Heating Inc. vs. Ryan Swing, 607 Buck Trail, Warsaw. New Plumbing and Heating was awarded $449.35, plus interest and cost. n Kosciusko Community Hospital vs. Ann Yates, 205 S. Walnut St., Mentone. Kosciusko Community Hospital was awarded $861.11, plus interest and cost.

Bank To Build At Center, Detroit

Northeast Indiana Bancorp Inc., the parent company of First Federal Savings Bank, announced the bank will build a new full-service banking facility at 402 E.Center St., Warsaw. This is the bank's first venture outside Huntington. The facility will offer traditional banking services, including consumer and commercial banking, a full-service lobby, drive-up and ATM access, as well as brokerage and financial planning services through First Federal's wholly-owned subsidiary, Innovative Financial Services.

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Hatfield Deployed

Air National Guard Senior Airman Henry D. Hatfield III deployed overseas to a forward operating base in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Robert L. Garman

CARMEL – Robert L. Garman, 87, Carmel, passed away Oct. 12, 2016.

Woman Charged With Stealing Identity To Get Job

A Warsaw woman was arrested for stealing someone’s identity to gain employment.

Video Helps Catch Shoplifter

Warsaw Walmart’s video surveillance successfully aided in the arrest of a shoplifter Monday.

McCauley Mobilized For Duty

Army National Guard Sgt. 1st Class Todd L. McCauley has been mobilized and activated for deployment overseas to a forward operating base in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

WCS facing tough choices on small schools

Only three options are available to Warsaw Community Schools if they want to stay solvent.One of those options is not possible and two are unpopular. Rande Thorpe, business manager for WCS, said Friday the struggle for the school corporation to remain solvent involves increasingly difficult decisions. "The problem is, we've got to do something," he said.The only options, he said, are to cut school expenses, cut staff or get more money. Getting more money is out of the question because of the state's current financial crisis, and staff positions were cut last year.That leaves reducing school expenses, and that means closing the three smallest schools - Atwood, Claypool and Silver Lake elementaries.

KDI Chair Discusses Meeting With County Council

Roger Moynahan reviewed his and Joy McCarthy-Sessing's appearance at last Thursday's county council meeting during the Kosciusko Development Inc.board of director's meeting Wednesday. Moynahan, outgoing chairman of the board, said he thought the council was supportive of additional funding for the organization. Moynahan and Sessing first approached the county council in February, asking for a total of $100,000 per year for four years to foster economic development.One year ago the county council advised them to solicit support from other city and town councils, too, which they did. Moynahan repeated the request for additional funding during the county budget hearings. When the county-KDI contract arrived, the only financial guarantee was for a maximum of $33,250.KDI will receive $25,000 and the county matches fundraising efforts, up to $33,250. The council advised Moynahan that the commissioners must make a recommendation regarding the additional funds.

FMSC Warsaw Mobile-Pack Event In Need Of Financial Donations

This fall, Warsaw community members will work to feed thousands of starving children around the world through the third annual Warsaw MobilePack event.

Racing For Breast Cancer Awareness

Craig Barnes has decaled the ML Motorsports No. 70 Chevrolet in a number of colors the past decade.Purple. Black. Blue. Red.

Zachary Seeks Winona Council Seat

The day before Jim Zachary filed last week to run in the Republican primary for Winona Lake Town Council Ward 1, eight people called him to make sure he did.

Zimmer Biomet Announces Intent To Spin Off Spine & Dental Businesses

Fall Into A New Habit Challenge At LMS

Court Judgments 10.31.2013

 The following judgments were filed in the Kosciusko County court system from Oct. 16 to Oct. 23, 2013:

Northenor Delegate To GOP National Convention

On the first day of the Republican National Convention, Jean Northenor called the Times-Union Monday at approximately 2 p.m.Indiana time to give a first-hand account of the convention in New York. She is the Third District delegate, selected by the Third District committee, whose members are from Kosciusko, Allen, Elkhart, DeKalb and Whitley counties.Northenor also is serving on the rules committee of the convention. "It's been uneventful so far," she said of the convention.She said she doesn't know what reports are saying, but she personally really has not seen any protesters.She has attended various convention functions, but no protesters were to be found. "Security is everywhere.You don't blink your eye" and not seen them, she said.They even have security dogs from as far away from New York as South Carolina.

Warsaw School Board Approves Security Program

Controlling access to all of Warsaw's public schools to improve security and safety was approved Monday by the school board. Based on last year's pilot program at Washington and Harrison elementaries, the policy will limit access to one door per school after students have arrived.The open door will be the one closest to each school's office or the one easiest to monitor. WCS business manager Rande Thorpe said some schools use visitor badges and sign-in logs, and those practices will be standardized across the school corporation.Future use of such security measures as card readers and cameras also is being studied, he said. School board president Gordon Vanator questioned the need to restrict the public's access to public schools.

Henry - In Praise of Conservatives, Pies at the Ready

“Slowly I turned, step by step, inch by inch.” Students of humor will associate this line with some of the founding clowns of American comedy, such as Lou Costello and the Three Stooges.