Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Ethan Christian Bontly, 26, and Seyran Turkmen, 27, both of Chamberlin Drive, Warsaw. • Joshua John Carpenter, 24, and Kati Nicole Leasure, 19, both of Rozella Road, Warsaw. • Manuel Chavez-Cardenas, 22, and Angelica Ortiz-Ortiz, 28, both of CR 200N, Warsaw. • David A. Eutsey, 43, and Robin R. Scarrette, 41, both of Lake Park Road, Warsaw. • James Ryan Hughes, 33, Levi-Lee Road, Warsaw, and Katina Lynn Miller, 32, CR 200N, Warsaw. • David S. May Jr., 43, and Melody K. Rudd, 37, both of EMS W22 Lane, North Webster. • Gabriel Murillo, 23, CR 200S, Warsaw, and Cassandra Chea' Wagoner, CR 250S, Warsaw. • Andrew M. Peters, 33, and Jessica Donnell Nolin, 28, both of Woodland Hills Drive, Warsaw. • Phillip C. Smith, 39, EMS W23 Lane, North Webster, and Cheryl V. Hartman, 39, Elwood. • Claude I. Tully, 81, Stonebridge Road, Warsaw, and Betty L. Ford, 80, Old Road 30, Warsaw. • Jose Vargas Hernandez, 26, and Catie Lynn Conley, 21, both of Beaver Dam Road, Claypool. • Daniel R. Yeiter, 36, Buffalo Street, Warsaw, and Lori A. Hall, 42, Deer Run, Warsaw.
Superior Court I Filings The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Superior Court I with Judge Duane G. Huffer presiding: Complaints • Vera and Marvin Stevens v. Kosciusko Community Hospital Inc. Plaintiffs seek monetary judgment awarded by jury to compensate for losses incurred and injuries suffered in a Nov. 3, 2003, fall in the parking lot. • Mary K. Hill v. Blakely M. Jones. Plaintiff seeks monetary judgment awarded by jury to compensate for losses incurred and injuries suffered in a May 1, 2004, auto accident. • Shauna Morris v. Nicole Noel Janes. Plaintiff seeks monetary judgment awarded by jury to compensate for losses incurred and injuries suffered in a Jan. 16, 2003, auto accident that caused the death of Bobby Morris. • Union Federal Bank of Indianapolis v. Timmy D. Prater, et al. Plaintiff seeks $129,859.81 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. • Janie C. Rhodes v. Mary J. Curtiss, et al. Plaintiff seeks monetary judgment awarded by jury to compensate for losses incurred and injuries suffered in a Feb. 6, 2003, auto accident. • Johnnie Evans v. Mary J. Curtiss. Plaintiff seeks monetary judgment awarded by jury to compensate for losses incurred and injuries suffered in Feb. 6, 2003, auto accident. Marriage Dissolutions • Jessie Lane Jr. and Rebecca Ann Miller, married March 14, 1995, and separated Nov. 14, 2004. There is one minor child. • Brian C. and Victoria Marie Wilkinson, married Nov. 12, 1999, and separated Dec. 31, 2004. There are three minor children. • John and Shannon M. Francis, married May 10, 2000, and separated Jan 5, 2005. There is one minor child. • Jeffrey C. and Lisa L. Justice, maried Sept. 18, 1981, and separated Nov. 15, 2003. There are two minor children.
Superior Court III The following violations 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 $136.50 in court costs during sentencing between Nov. 1 and Nov. 30: Driving While Intoxicated - • Sentenced to 36 months in jail, with 18 months suspended for probation, was George K. Ousley. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $167.50 fine and a $200 state alcohol fee, and his driver's license is suspended two years. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $50 initial and $15 monthy probation user's fees. • Sentenced to two years in jail, with one year suspended for probation, was Mary R. Blankenship. Included in her sentence are orders to pay a $65.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and her driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of her probation, she must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 18 months in jail, with 16 months suspended for probation, was Chad Sellers. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $65.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 18 months in jail, with 16 months suspended for probation, was Christina N. Hughes. Included in her sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and her driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of her probation, she must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. She may serve the 60 days of incarceration on the East Race Home Detention Program. • Sentenced to two years in jail, with one year suspended for probation, was Philander Shepherd Jr. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 18 months in jail, with 16 months suspended for probation, was Jamie Seeley. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to three years in prison, with 1-1/2 years suspended for probation, was Frankie L. Poe. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $65.50 fine and a $200 drug interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended for life. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 18 months in jail, with 16 months suspended for probation, was Michael Emmons. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 2 years in jail, with one year suspended for probation, was Robert Abbott. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $68.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthy probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 18 months in jail, with 16 months suspended for probation, was Jakim Wilson. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 18 months in jail, with 16 months suspended for probation, was Christopher Lee. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 24 months in jail, with 12 months suspended for probation, was April D. Reeves. Included in her sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and her driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of her probation, she must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 18 months in jail, with 16 months suspended for probation, was Henry Heckel. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 18 months in jail, with 16 months suspended for probation, was Brian Wilson. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 24 months in jail, with 12 months suspended for probation, was Edward E. Newcomer. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $65.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 24 months in jail was Ronnie Sexton. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to three years in jail, with two years suspended for probation, was Charles Dippon. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $65.50 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and his driver's license is suspended two years. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees.
Habitual Traffic Offender - • Sentenced to 365 days in jail with 289 days suspended for probation was Charles D. Jarvis. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $100 fine, and his driver's licence is suspended 180 days. As part of his probation, he must pay a $50 administrative, $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee. • Sentenced to 12 months in jail with nine months suspended for probation was Clinton G. Hursey. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $100 fine and his driver's license is suspended for 180 days. As part of his probation, he must pay a $50 administrative, $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee. He was sentenced for a Class A misdemeanor. • Sentenced to four years in prison, with two years suspended for probation, was Frankie L. Poe. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $65.50 fine, a $200 drug interdiction fee, and his driver's license is suspended for one year. As a term of his probation, he must undergo alcohol assessment and pay $100 administrative, $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. • Sentenced to 60 days in jail was Jessie Lee Savant Jr. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $63.50 fine and his driver's license is suspended for one year. • Sentenced to 18 months in prison was Terry E. Powell. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $100 fine and a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and his driver's license is suspended for life. • Sentenced to four years in jail, with two months suspended for probation, was Ronnie Sexton. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and his driver's license is suspended for life. As a term of his probation, he must pay $100 administrative, $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. This sentence will run concurrently with a sentence for driving while intoxicated. Criminal Recklessness - • Sentenced to one year in jail, to be served concurrently with an 18-month sentnce for driving while intoxicated, was George K. Ousley. Included in his sentence are orders to pay a $100 fine, a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and his driver's license is suspended two years. As part of his probation, he must pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees. He must also attend a drunken driving impact panel within 90 days of his release. Non-Support Of A Dependent Child - • Sentenced to 36 months probation was Curtis Neal Spencer. Included in his sentence are orders to pay at least $35 per week toward arrears and maintain full-time employment. As part of his probation, he must pay a $100 administrative, $100 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fees.
