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Grant County Life
Volume 48, Number 6
By Loretta Walker
Each week from now until the
primary elections in early May,
The News Herald will profile a
candidate in one of the contested
races. We start this week with
Randall Miller, who is running
for the Republican nomination
for county surveyor.—Ed.
By Amy Smelser
Photo by Loretta Tappan for The News Herald
People lined up for hours to get help with their taxes at the Marion Public
Library recently.
Students use grant money for community
By Amy Smelser
Inspiring students to consider the
needs of others is a challenge many
educators face. At Lakeview Christian School, however, participating
in activities that benefit the community is a tradition.
For several years, LCS students
have participated in the Grant County Community Foundation’s Youth
Grants Program. Students have
written grants to purchase items for
various community organizations;
those items have included gloves,
school supplies and judo mats.
All Grant County schools participate in the Youth Grants Program,
including The King’s Academy, St.
Paul’s and LCS. Cassie Fleming,
the grants manager at the Community Foundation said that teaching
students to think philanthropically
is important. The earlier they learn
Miller touts professional
experience for surveyor
Last year, the students voted to give
$750 of the grant
money to Feed My
Starving Children,
a county-wide foodpacking event that
Lakeview hosted. This
year, the students
chose to help another
population group.
to give to others, the sooner they’ll
share more with the community, she
said.
Debbie Harsh, LCS’s English
teacher, agreed. “Students…need
to learn the benefits—the personal
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• Pitchers and catchers have reported;
Andy McCord can hardly wait to get the
MLB season underway.
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• Brunner rates the chances of the county’s hoop teams in the IHSAA playoffs
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Snider stalls out in final three minutes
blessings—of reaching out to others,” she said.
Fleming said one of the best parts
of the youth grant program is that
students get to choose an organization and see the money put to good
use.
“We always encourage our students to find ways to serve our community,” Doug Ballinger, LCS’s
administrator, said.
For the last two academic years,
the school has received $1,500 from
the Community Foundation. Ballinger said students can spend up
to half of that amount on items the
school needs and the other half on
an organization that serves the local
community.
Last year, the students voted to
give $750 of the grant money to
>>Grant, page 8
Surrounded by maps of yesteryear’s Grant County, Randall
Miller said he loves studying the
history of the county he’s lived in
all his life.
Miller, who graduated from
Oak Hill High School in 1974
and from Indiana Wesleyan University in 1984, believes in understanding the past to protect the
future. With that in mind, he said
that the time is right for him to
seek elected office—county surveyor.
“I have a wealth of experience,” Miller said. “I have the
right background to take [the surveyor’s] job.”
Miller served on the Marion
Fire Department for 20 years
while working as an assistant to
surveyor Robert Benedict. Miller
>>Miller pg. 5
The Roundup
Correction
The News Herald ran a list of
candidates who had filed to run for
office in last week’s issue without
knowing that the list had changed
between the time we obtained it
and the time we went to press.
There was only one candidate
who changed: Democrat Barbara
Stodghill is not running of an atlarge seat on the county council but
is running for treasurer instead. We
apologize for the incorrect information.
Via Credit Union donates to
Madison-Grant High School
During the last quarter of 2015,
Via Credit Union’s five branches
Photo submitted
Madison Grant Honor Society
students Olivia Crouse and Logan
Mason received a $100 check
from Via Credit Union’s Vice
President of Operations Cindy
Kohlmorgen.
competed against each other to
benefit area schools. Employees
tracked their workout minutes and
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>>Taxes, pg. 5
Week of March 1-7, 2016
National Reading Month
Getting help with your taxes
About 85 people hoping to
have their taxes prepared for
free trickled into Marion Public
Library when the doors opened
a week ago Tuesday, four hours
before tax preparers from AARP
would take 42 appointments.
“It’s busiest the first few
weeks, then it will taper off,”
said Rich Hagy, an AARP volunteer tax preparer. “The IRS and
AARP partnered to provide this
simple tax service, with an emphasis on seniors and for low- to
moderate-income families.”
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March 1, 2016
Opinion/features
A common experience we can discuss in public
E
ating, at least
a couple times
each day and
more than that
when I’m doing the right
thing and eating healthy.
There are only a few
experiences common
to us all that we ever
discuss in public or can
talk about with friends.
Eating is one of those that
is within the boundaries
of civil society to discuss,
enjoy, write about, or do
a TV show on. I mean
you don’t do those things
about what goes on in
your dressing room, water
closet, or bedroom. (At
least I hope you don’t.)
Eating while on vacation in Florida this week
presented challenges,
pleasures, and excitement. I enjoyed them all.
One thing that made it
challenging for me was
my New Year’s resolve
to lower my carbohydrate intake. I had been
mildly successful at doing that, and, combined
with 10,000 steps a day,
had lost 16 pounds since
the holiday binge-eating
season. But avoiding
carbs is harder when
eating at restaurants and
so this week presented a
challenge. I was able to
navigate that fairly well
by avoiding fried things,
potatoes, bread, and desserts. Salads, fruits, fish,
cheese, nuts, and Splenda
made it doable.
One of the pleasures of
the week and the benefits
of being in Florida, in addition to fresh-squeezed
orange juice, was the
plethora of seafood. Not
just the food, but the
places and preparers with
expertise to present it
with palate-pleasing precision. Oh, my! I enjoyed
shrimp, scrod, grouper,
flounder, and catfish. I
tried it sautéed, steamed,
broiled, and baked. It was
indeed delightful.
The restaurants in
and near Jensen Beach,
One of the pleasures of the week
and the benefits of being in Florida,
in addition to fresh-squeezed orange
juice, was the plethora of seafood.
Not just the food, but the places and
preparers with expertise to present
it with palate-pleasing precision. I
enjoyed shrimp, scrod, grouper, flounder, and catfish. I tried it sautéed,
steamed, broiled, and baked. It was
indeed delightful.
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Mike enjoyed breakfast on the balcony of the condominium
in Florida where he and Karen spent the week (above), and
sampled quite a bit of the local seafood at area restaurants
as well (right), enjoying every last bite.
Florida, have become favorites for Karen and me.
Conchy Joe’s, Shuckers,
Crawdaddy’s, Mulligan’s,
Tony Roma’s, and The
Oyster House are on our
list. This year I added the
Dolphin Bar and Grill
on Sewall’s Point. That
doesn’t even begin to
enumerate what seems
like an endless number of
great eateries. Each year
we go back there we seem
to find another favorite.
Adding to the joy of
eating this week was sharing meals with family and
friends on the trip. I had
lunch on Wednesday with
the Stuart, Florida, Rotary
Club, and sat at a table
with two World War II
veterans in their 90’s. One
had been drafted that very
day in 1944 as an 18-yearold high school senior.
What an honor to have
lunch with such men.
Karen and I had dinner
Thursday evening with
Grant County residents
Carol and Jesse Rush.
Many readers will know
Carol for her work of
many years as a nurse and
Jesse is well known from
30 years in the Marion
GM plant and even more
years of fame on local golf courses. Their
daughters Cyndy and Pam
are angels for being married to Eric Turner and
Mike Vetor, respectively.
Enough said!
I also stopped on my
way home and shared
a meal with folks. My
cousin Jim Chew in Avon
Park, FL, took me to a
Maryland Fried Chicken
outlet that served tasty
Southern soul food. My
cousin Paul Sturgis and
his wife Joan in Hudson, FL, met me at Red
Lobster where a seafood-
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stuffed broiled flounder
was great. Both stops
made for some great fellowship.
On Sunday evening in
Weekie Wachee, FL, I had
some hilarious hijinks
with high school and Indiana Wesleyan University classmates over a huge
haul of junk food that
was way off the low-carb
regimen. We graduated in
1966, 50 years ago, and
getting together seems
to prompt our memories.
Food just seems better
when we share it with
good company.
I was able to keep up
my walking regimen
pretty well this week. According to my Fitbit app,
I averaged almost 12,000
steps a day. Spending the
week on the beach made
walking a bit easier, so
that was good.
Eating. We all do it,
but I don’t usually talk or
write about it. This week
that’s where I was! I hope
you had a good week of
great food also. God bless
you!
Mike Roorbach, a longtime resident of Grant
County, is publisher’s
representative of The
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Down
1. rule
4. Isolate
10. Lacking slack
14. Religious sch.
15. Virgil epic
16. Mont Blanc, par exemple
17. Pale
18. Epic poem of India
20. Admiration
21. “ Tu” (‘70s hit)
22. Office notes
23. Reposes
25. Crinkly
28. Compass point opposite
WSW
29. Golda of Israel
30. One in a cab, say
31. Bustles
32. Wife of one’s son
35. GI mail drop
36. Poivre’s partner
37. Heliozoan
44. Search thoroughly
45. Lace mat
46. Social standing
48. UK honor
49. Parsonage
50. Birthplace of Muhammad
51. Verbal exams
53. Thus
55. Craggy hill
56. Give the illusion of three
dimensions
59. Altar constellation
60. Italy’s Villa d’
61. She’s a Dahl
62. A collection of articles
63. Stadium cheers
64. Call for help
65. End for Siam
1. Teeming
2. Kelp
3. Loss of memory
4. Chair designer Charles
5. Close by
6. Receive by succession
7. Shore
8. Women’s
9. Old English letter
10. Shipping deduction
11. Oakland’s county
12. So far
13. Tantalizes
19. Actress Brenneman
24. Idle
26. Rosenkavalier
27. Gruesome
30. Girl in a Beach Boys
song
31. Attract
33. Student stat
34. Japanese computer giant
37. Secretly
38. Dig up
39. Electrically charged
particle
40. Stingy
41. Warned
42. Yeast enzyme
43. Curtain calls
44. Tap dancer
47. Self. defense method
49. Ed.’s pile
50. Medium of exchange
52. Dregs
54. Actress Rowlands
57. Stage hog
58. Man. mouse connector
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Surrender, one telephone at a time
O
ne of those
power struggles
being played out
in which each of
us has a dog in the fight,
whether we like it or not.
The facts of the matter
are really pretty simple.
The government has a
telephone—a cell phone,
a smart phone—that belonged to a terrorist who
gunned down a roomful of
innocents in California a
couple of months ago. The
government, the FBI, specifically—wants to take
a listen inside that phone
and find out with whom
the guy spoke in the
minutes or hours before
he started killing. Connect
the dots; one thing might
lead to another. The kind
of thing cops are paid to
do.
The phone is an iphone, one made by the
folks at Apple computer
company, one of those
things so well put together
that it really can’t be
destroyed, one armed with
the stuff we’re willing to
pay extra for these days:
Security that prevents
anyone who might steal
it—or have possession of
it, as does the FBI–from
prying inside, looking at
numbers and dates and
times and locations and,
yes, text messages. All the
stuff that we now carry in
our phones, good or bad,
legal or illegal. Try to
recall what it was like to
simply forget a password
when you couldn’t answer
your phone.
Even with the brainiacs
in the FBI and throughout
government, the bigger
brains, the smarter guys
are over at Apple, carrying on the legacy of Steve
Jobs and working for a
man named Tim Cook,
a man, it turns out, of
considerable intestinal
strength.
“No,” he has said to
the government; no, we
at Apple will not create
the software, we shall not
provide the code, that will
allow you to snoop, not
even for so worthy a cause
as tracking down the bad
guys—ISIS or ISIL or Al
Qaida, or any of those
who wish us dead.
It has to do with the
larger and more important
protection of our civil liberties as Americans, rights
for which we have fought
both tyrants and terrorists
for two centuries.
Let Tim Cook explain
it himself, in his words:
“This,” he says, “is about
much more than a single
phone or a single investigation. At stake is the
data security of hundreds
of millions of law-abiding
people, and setting a
dangerous precedent that
threatens everyone’s civil
liberties.”
James Comey, director
of the FBI, provides the
counterpoint: Maybe, he
says, “maybe the phone
holds the clue to finding
more terrorists. Maybe it
doesn’t. But we can’t look
the survivors in the eye,
Let Tim Cook explain it himself, in
his words: “This,” he says, “is about
much more than a single phone or a
single investigation. At stake is the
data security of hundreds of millions
of law-abiding people, and setting a
dangerous precedent that threatens
everyone’s civil liberties.”
or ourselves in the mirror,
if we don’t follow this
lead.”
Another voice worth
hearing is that of Michael
Hayden, a man in the middle. He was director of the
National Security Agency,
that sprawling business of
spies and snoops, but is
now retired and a private
citizen just like the rest of
us; probably a guy with a
smart phone in his pocket.
Says he: “The FBI
would like a back door
available to American law
enforcement in all devices
globally. And, frankly,
I think on balance that
actually harms American
safety and security.”
Knotty problem, sticky
wicket, all those clichés.
In the end, it will probably be the Supreme
Court—what there is of
it—that will make the
call.
In the meantime, this
thought: To comply, to
capitulate, to cave—to
A Moment
Ed Breen
open that telephone to the
cops—is to tell the bad
guys, the terrorists, that
they have won...that we
are willing to surrender,
one telephone at a time.
Ed Breen, co-host of
“Good Morning Grant
County” on WBAT radio,
has been reporting on life
in Indiana for 49 years.
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Continued from page 1
The notion of ‘Madam Governor’ slipping away
N
Next week, with the resignation of
Ellspermann as lieutenant governor,
the Hoosier political scene appears
to be pulling away from breaking this
ceiling. Unlike the ambitious Orr and
O’Bannon, the pedigree of the female
LG was more of a wonkish nature that
Davis and Ellspermann brought to the
table, or Skillman’s role, which was to
move the legislative levers on behalf
of Daniels, who arrived at the Statehouse as an outsider from Washington. This trio of LGs were ticket balancers, fulfilling a political necessity
in real time. They were not dynasty
builders.
Wayne Townsend added
Ann DeLaney to his unsuccessful gubernatorial ticket.
Kernan ended up mounting a gubernatorial candidacy with the death of Gov.
O’Bannon in 2003. These
events seemed to open the
prospects of a new era, the
potential for Indiana’s first
female governor. Kernan
nominated Indianapolis
Controller Kathy Davis
in December 2003. The
Kernan-Davis ticket lost,
giving way to Mitch Daniels
and a second female LG,
this time State Sen. Becky
Skillman.
By 2012, the new trend
seemed established as Mike
Pence selected freshman
State Rep. Sue Ellspermann
as his running mate.
Next week, with the
resignation of Ellspermann
as lieutenant governor, the
Hoosier political scene
appears to be pulling away
from breaking this ceiling.
Unlike the ambitious Orr
and O’Bannon, the pedigree
of the female LG was more
of a wonkish nature that Davis and Ellspermann brought
to the table, or Skillman’s
role, which was to move the
legislative levers on behalf
of Daniels, who arrived at
the Statehouse as an outsider
from Washington. This trio
of LGs were ticket balancers, fulfilling a political
necessity in real time. They
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Report
Brian Howey
were not dynasty builders.
When the opportunity presented itself for Davis and
Skillman to seek the governorship, there were two brief
openings, and both quickly
closed. Instead of Davis taking the LG platform to the
governorship, it was former
congresswoman Jill Long
Thompson who emerged in
2008. Thompson struggled
to raise money and strap
herself to the Barack Obama
phenomenon. Even though
Obama became the first
Democrat to carry Indiana
since 1964, Thompson lost
to Daniels 58-40%.
Skillman briefly ran for
governor beginning in 2010,
but it was not a pre-ordained
arrival. Lunching with top
Daniels aides Earl Goode
and Eric Holcomb a few
months earlier, I asked
about the inevitability of a
Skillman gubernatorial run.
The surprising answer: “It
has never come up.” When
Skillman did form a campaign, sources told me she
didn’t have access to Daniels’ prodigious donor list,
and by this time, she found
herself in the crosshairs of
presidential politics.
In 2010-11, both Daniels
and U.S. Rep. Mike Pence
aspired to the White House.
As we know now, a Daniels
candidacy had been fomenting deep within his circles
for close to two years. A
Pence candidacy was a complicating factor. Pence found
an open career path to the
governorship at the expense
of Skillman, who quickly
opted out, citing “minor”
health concerns.
And then came Ellspermann, who quickly earned
respect in a vein similar to
Davis. She was wonky, a facilitator, who produced distinct outcomes on projects
such as laying a foundation
for statewide broadband,
blight reduction and military
economic development. Her
2013 tour of all 92 counties
was seen as creating a political foundation. But after the
Religious Freedom Restoration Act episode and the rise
of the LGBT civil rights era,
multiple sources have cited
a falling-out between Pence
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ASHVILLE, Ind.
– When Indiana
emerged from the
suffragette movement in the 1920s, the best
path to the governorship was
to be an ally of the Ku Klux
Klan, and then, for the next
generation, an American Legion commander. This gave
way to Statehouse leadership in the 1960s and ’70s.
Secretary of State Edgar
Whitcomb won the governorship in 1968. Lt. Govs.
Richard O. Ristine and
Robert Rock ran for governor that decade and lost.
In 1972, Doc Bowen used
the House speakership to
propel himself to the second
floor, and that established
the modern lieutenant governor trend. Lt. Govs. Robert
Orr and Frank O’Bannon
used the second banana
perch to win the top office
in 1980 and 1996. Lt. Gov.
Joe Kernan seemed to be on
that path until there was a
political falling out between
himself and the O’Bannons.
In the midst of this period,
Brian Vargas, who headed
IUPUI’s Public Opinion
Laboratory opined that
Indiana wasn’t ready for a
female governor.
As offensive as it was,
the notion had firm roots in
history , but it came after the
political glass ceiling found
cracks, particularly after
Walter Mondale added U.S.
Rep. Geraldine Ferraro to
the Democratic presidential
ticket in 1984 and Democrat
March 1, 2016
and Ellspermann, something
both deny.
She leaves the gubernatorial scene a little more
than six months after two
other Democrat female
candidates, Supt. Glenda
Ritz and State Sen. Karen
Tallian, tried to follow the
trail blazed by State Sen.
Vi Simpson in 2003 and
Virginia Dill McCarty a half
century ago. But in all those
cases, like Thompson, the
checkbooks didn’t open and
labor wasn’t on board.
Looking to the not-sodistant future, the rising
star names in gubernatorial
politics are John Gregg;
Brian Bosma; Todd Rokita;
Peter Buttigieg and Thomas
McDermott, Jr. Some will
add U.S. Rep. Susan Brooks
to that mix. Gregg is in the
best position to bring gender
inclusion to the table this
year when he selects his
own running mate.
But the notion of Indiana’s first female governor
seems to be a faraway thing.
I still think Vargas was
wrong. Hoosiers are open to
the idea of a female governor. But the political process
has yet to prepare, or find a
charismatic figure who can
actually pull it off.
The columnist is publisher
of Howey Politics Indiana
at www.howeypolitics.com.
Find him on Facebook and
Twitter @hwypol.
AARP Tax-Aide is one
of two free tax preparation programs available in
Grant County to help lowincome and senior citizens
with simple tax returns.
United Way is providing a
similar service.
Larry Jenkins of Marion
has been using AARP TaxAide for six years now.
Jenkins said, “I’m retired
with a pension, social security, stocks, and it’s a lot
to think about. I know with
them it will be done right.
They also give little tips
that help me get a better return. They are very knowledgeable about the tax
laws. I appreciate them.”
“AARP in partnership
with the IRS have been
providing tax-aide for 29
years in Grant County,”
said Ron Carpenter, an
AARP volunteer tax preparer. AARP started offering this service through
the Marion Public Library
and Museum more than 20
years ago.
Potential clients should
be age 50 or older and have
adjusted gross income
of $57,000 or less. Also,
AARP Tax-Aide does not
handle complicated returns. (For a list of what
AARP Tax-Aide can and
cannot prepare, visit www.
kstaxaide.com/Images/
Scope.pdf.) The service
prepares both federal and
state forms.
“It’s important that clients bring their photo ID
and Social Security card
with them, and the Social
Security cards for anyone they are claiming as
a dependent,” Hagy said.
Check the AARP Foundation Tax-Aide website
( w w w. a a r p . o rg / m o n e y /
taxes/info-01-2011/important-tax-documents.html)
for a list of important documents to bring.
AARP Tax-Aide will be
available at these times
and places:
Mondays: 10 am-3 pm
at Eastview Wesleyan
Church, 414 N 10th St,
Gas City.
Tuesdays: 1-6 pm in
the Carnegie Room, second floor of the Carnegie
Building of Marion Public
Library, 600 S. Washington St., Marion.
Wednesdays and Thursdays: 10 am-3 pm in the
Marion Public Library,
Carnegie Room.
It will have an added
time of 10 am-3 pm on
April 15 in the Marion
Public Library, Carnegie
Room.
“The United Way of
Grant County is excited to
offer the VITA (Volunteer
Income Tax Assistance)
program to the community.
We are a drop off site for
the VITA program,” said
Alicia Hazelwood, director of Grant County United
Way. “Which means any
household making less
than $60,000 a year can
stop in our office and drop
off their tax materials. We
then partner with the United Way of Howard County
to have IRS-trained volunteer tax preparers work
directly with the taxpayer
Indiana Quiz—Answers
Questions are on page 3.
T
o ensure Hoosier
students are better
prepared to compete in the global
economy, I authored a bill
that would provide high
school students the opportunity to take classes in
newly created workplacefunctional Spanish. This
bill would emphasize common Spanish vocabulary
and acceptable grammar
usage. Upon successful
completion of the classes,
students would qualify for
credit and special language
notations on their transcript.
Students would be able
to start taking the elective
Workplace Spanish classes
that will count for credit
and notation on their high
school transcript as soon
as the 2017-18 school
year. The Indiana Department of Education would
be in charge of the course
description and an outline
of acceptable units of study.
I am proud to announce
House Bill 1209 has now
passed both houses and
awaits the governor's signature to be signed into law!
The class completion and
transcript notation would
benefit both high school
students and potential
Talk of the
House
Rep. Tony Cook
employers because it would
signal that these student
would be better prepared to
effectively communicate on
specific job sites. It would
show potential employers that the students went
above and beyond in their
studies to become vocabulary functional in a language that helps them communicate more efficiently
once in the workforce.
This distinction would help
promote knowledge and
diversity and may encourage students to take more
language course work to
become more fluent.
I have also had the opportunity to sponsor and
co-sponsor Senate bills
in the House. Senate Bill
3 moved a portion of the
code pertaining to funding
for science, technology, engineering and mathematics
teacher recruitment from
a transportation code to
code that falls under Higher
Education, which administers these STEM scholarships. This bill passed
the House and has been
returned to the Senate for
consideration. It is called a
technical corrections bill.
The data that charter
school organizers currently
report to the DOE have
been used to compute components of charter school
funding. Over the years, as
the relevant statutes have
been modified or superseded, the need for the data
has changed. For example,
some elements of the data
were once used to determine the property taxes a
resident school corporation
had to levy on behalf of the
charter schools attended by
students with legal settlement in the school corporation. In 2009, the school
funding formula was modified to eliminate property
taxes, so resident school
corporations no longer had
to levy property taxes for
charter schools.
In 2015, the school funding formula was amended
to make the funding per
student for first-year
charter schools in Marion
County independent of the
funding per student of the
school corporation in which
the students attending the
charter school have legal
settlement. The funding
per student for the charter
school was a weighted
average of the funding
per student of the school
corporations. I sponsored
SB 9, which eliminated this
procedure because the data
collected under the current statute can be obtained
from other data collection
reports that the DOE currently collects.
I am also sponsoring SB
279, which clarifies the
>>See Talk, page 5
Park Avenue
Barber Shop
Celebrating 46 Years in Business
Haircuts—$11; Retirees—$10
1652 W Euclid Ave., Marion, IN
765-668-8205
Tue.-Fri. 9 am-5 pm, and Sat. 9 am-1 pm
Miller,
bought Benedict’s business,
now known as Randall
Miller and Associates.
“I had two jobs,” Miller
said. Surveying made him
happy, he added, but he was
proud to serve the community as a firefighter.
Miller earned his Indiana surveyor’s license in
1988 and his Ohio license
Roundup,
each branch represented
a local high school. The
branch with the most workout minutes at the end of the
wellness initiative received
the opportunity to present
a check for $100 to “their”
school. Team Madison-Grant
won the competition, giving
Vice President of Operations
Cindy Kohlmorgen the opportunity to present a check
to the National Honor Society at Madison-Grant High
School.
Construction on I-69
The Indiana Department
of Transportation has announced that it will begin
work on March 1 on the
bridges spanning Tippey
Ditch and Lugar Creek on Interstate 69 just south of the interchange with State Road 18
(Exit 264). The construction
company, Beaty Construction, Inc., will shift traffic
and work on the southbound
lanes first, then do the same
for the northbound lanes.
The $3.2 million project is
expected to take all summer
and be completed in October.
in 1989.
During his 40 years as a
surveyor, Miller has won
numerous awards, including the Polaris State Indiana Society for Professional
Land Surveyors Award and
two ISPLS Distinguished
Surveyor Awards.
Miller also served on the
State Board of Registration
for Professional Surveyors.
As a member of that board,
he served as the surveyor
liaison to the Indiana attor-
ney general.
He and his wife, Lori,
have three children and nine
grandchildren. Miller is involved at St. Paul’s Catholic Church and has also
served on various boards in
the community, including
the Chamber of Commerce
and St. Martin’s.
“There’s
nothing
I
wouldn’t do for anybody,”
he said. “By helping others,
I learn something, too.”
Rotary sponsoring cruise
The Marion Rotary Club
is sponsoring a trip open to
all interested in a community
group travel experience—a
10-day trip including seven
days cruising the Norwegian
fjords. The group will depart
on August 25 from the Ft.
Wayne airport, fly to Amsterdam and enjoy excursions
for two days before departing for the cruise on Holland
America’s newest ship, the
Koningsdam. To date, 14
people have booked passage
and the club invites others to
join in. Contact Betty Harris
at 765-662-1363 for additional information.
Upcoming events:
The Grant County Master
Gardeners will hold its Spring
Garden Party on March 5 at
the Grant County Fairgrounds.
The event will include speakers, workshops and vendors.
Admission is free, but pre-registration is required. Contact
Stacy Cluppers at 765-6512413 or email [email protected] or visit www.extension.purdue.edu/grant.
AMVETS Post 5 Ladies
Auxiliary is hosting a “Hamn-Bean Dinner” on Saturday
March 12 at Post 705, W 37th
St, Marion, from 5-7:30 pm.
Tickets are $7 at the Post,
carry out will be available.
The Marion/Grant County Senior Care Marketers
Group will host a Soup-Tasting Fundraiser on Wednesday, March 30, 11 am-1 pm,
at the Gas City Fire Department, SR 22 East and 500
South. Tickets are $5, which
allows for tasting of several
soups and a bowl of your
favorite, along with drink
and a dessert. Proceeds will
go to the Gas City Fire Department’s smoke detector
program. Information: Ruth
Ann at 765-667-4324, Tracey at 765-677-0095 or Desra
at 765-674-8516.
Mayor seeks new slogan;
TNH will give $100 prize
Marion Mayor Jess Alumbaugh has called for a new
slogan for the city and has
instituted a contest to come
up with it. You are invited to
submit your ideas to: [email protected].
The News Herald will award
$100 to the winner of the
slogan contest. Deadline for
entries is 11:59 pm on March
18. For more information,
contact Layla Price at Marion City Hall, 765-662-9931.
1. Bears of Blue River
2. William Henry Harrison
Legislative updates as the chambers iron out differences on bills
to submit their taxes free
of charge to the IRS and
the State of Indiana. This
is a free program provided by the United Way and
IRS. You can stop by The
United Way office, 205 S
W Washington St, Marion,
Tuesday-Thursday
10noon and 1-3 pm. Call for
availability.”
Also, those who have an
adjusted gross income of
$62,000 or less may use
the IRS Free File at https://
w w w. i r s . g o v / F i l i n g / E File-Options.
The
1040,
1040A,
1040EZ forms and their
accompanying instructions
can be picked up at libraries in the county. Other
forms can be copied from
the tax book or printed off
the federal and state tax
sites for a fee; check libraries for their policies.
Marion Public Library,
600 S Washington St,
Marion, 765-668-2900. 10
cents a page.
Gas City - Mill Township Public Library, 135
E Main St, Gas City, 765674-4718. 10 cents a page.
Fairmount Public Library, 217 S Main St, Fairmount, 765-948-3177. 15
cents a page.
Upland Public Library,
29 W Washington St, Upland, 765-998-2971. 10
cents a page.
Van Buren Public Library, 115 S First St, Van
Buren, 765-934-2171. 5
cents a page (for tax forms
only).
The usual tax deadline of
April 15 has been extended
this year to April 18 in observance of Emancipation
Day, which is a holiday in
Washington DC, according
to IRS.gov.
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3. Grissom Air Reserve Base
Challenger: Thomas Posey
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
TO THE OWNERS OF THE WITHIN DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE
AND ALL INTERESTED PARTIES:
By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed from
the Clerk of Circuit Court of Grant County, Indiana, in Cause No.
27C01-1510-MF-206 wherein U.S. Bank National Association was
Plaintiff, and Marques D. Holmes, et al. were Defendants, requiring
me to make the sum as provided for in said Decree with interest and
costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on the 19th
day of April, 2016 at the hour(s) of 10:00am, of said day, at 214 E. 4th
Street, Marion, IN 46952 Grant County, Indiana, the fee simple of the
whole body of Real Estate in Grant County, Indiana:
LOT NUMBERED FIFTY-TWO (52) ON THE PLAT OF TRACT
“B”, SECTION ONE, LINCOLNSHIRE-SOUTH, AN ADDITION
TO THE CITY OF MARION, INDIANA.
Commonly known as:1834 West Brandon Avenue, Marion,
IN 46952
Together with rents, issues, income, and profits thereof, said
sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
Reggie E. Nevels
Sheriff, Grant County, IN
FOUTTY & FOUTTY, LLP
155 E. Market Street, Suite 605
Indianapolis, IN 46204-3219
(317) 632-9555
PLEASE SERVE THIS NOTICE ON:
Marques D. Holmes
AT THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS: 1834 West Brandon Avenue,
Marion, IN 46952 *property*
SERVICE REQUESTED:
XXX SHERIFF _____ CERTIFIED MAIL
_____ OTHER
FOUTTY & FOUTTY, LLP IS A DEBT COLLECTOR. THIS FIRM IS
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
TNH 3/1, 3/8, 3/15
Talk,
procedure for extending a
referendum tax levy. Under
current law, the governing body of the school
corporation has to adopt
a resolution, the Department of Local Government
Finance has to approve the
language to be placed on
the ballot, and the voters
within the school district
have to approve the levy.
Under this provision,
these actions must occur
before Dec. 31 of the final
calendar year in which the
school corporation’s previously approved referendum
levy is imposed. Additionally, the number of years
for which a referendum
levy can be extended cannot exceed the number of
years for which the original
referendum levy was
imposed.
The 2016 session is
winding down. To learn
more about the legislation mentioned in this
article, please visit www.
iga.in.gov. If you have any
questions or input, contact
me at [email protected] or
317-232-9678.
Republican Tony Cook represents District 32, which
includes a portion of Grant
county.
Experience the Difference...Know the Difference
Gayle Armes
Owner / Funeral Director
Landon Kellogg
Funeral Director
“We strive to get to
know each family on a
personal level so that we
may identify their needs
and better serve them.
By serving fewer
families a year, we are
able to devote our entire
attention to you and
your family during your
time of need.”
-Gayle Armes
Fairmount Chapel ● 415 S. Main St., Fairmount ● (765) 948-4178
College Park Chapel ● 4601 S. Western Ave., Marion ● (765) 573-6500
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The News Herald
March 1, 2016
IN THE GRANT SUPERIOR 3 OF GRANT COUNTY, INDIANA.
In the matter of the Unsupervised Estate of: Phyllis J. Poe, deceased.
Cause Number 27D03-1602-EU-14
Notice is hereby given that on February 18, 2016, Earl E. Poe
was appointed Personal Representative of the estate of Phyllis J.
Poe, deceased, who died on August 7, 2015.
All persons having claims against this estate, whether or not
now due, must file the claim in the office of the Clerk of this Court
within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or within nine (9) months after the decedent's death, whichever
is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred.
Dated at Marion, Indiana, this 18th day of February, 2016.
/s/CAROLYN MOWERY
Clerk, Grant Superior Court 3
Herbert A. Spitzer, Jr. (0437-27)
SPITZER HERRIMAN STEPHENSON
HOLDEREAD CONNER & PERSINGER, LLP
122 East Fourth Street
P.O. Box 927
Marion, Indiana 46952
(765) 664-7307
TNH 2/23, 3/1
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Grant County, Indiana, in Cause No. 27D011108-MF-821, wherein PNC Bank, National Association was plaintiff
and Jesse L. Bartrum, et. al., were the defendants, requiring me to
make the sum as provided for in said Decree w terest costs, I will
expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on the 5th day of , 2016,
at the hour of 10am or as soon thereafter as is possible, at 214 East
4th street, Marion IN 46952, the fee simple of the whole body of real
estate in Grant County, Indiana:
Part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 1, Township 22 North,
Range 9 East, Grant County, Indiana, more particularly described as follows
Beginning at a point on the East line of the Southwest Quarter
of Section 1, Township 22 North, Range 9 East, Grant County,
Indiana, said point being 1282.00 feet North of the Southeast
corner of said Southwest Quarter; thence North 00 degrees
00 minutes 00 seconds East 718.11 feet along said East line;
thence North 87 degrees 23 minutes 25 seconds West 317.80
feet to a pipe; thence South 00 degrees 11 minutes 27 seconds
East 717.50 feet to a post; thence South 87 degrees 15 minutes
36 seconds East 315.44 feet to the point of beginning and containing 5,21 acres, more or less,
ALSO; that portion of land situate In the East Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 1, Township 22 North, Range 9 East of
the Second Principal Meridian In Grant County, Indiana being
described as follows:
Considering the East line of said half, as bearing North 01 degree 01 minute 54 seconds West with all other bearing herein
contained relative thereto: Commencing at the Southeast corner of said Southwest Quarter; thence on the East line of said
East Half of said Southwest Quarter, North 01 degree 01 minute
54 seconds West 1266.36 feet to a set rebar being the place
of beginning; thence continuing on said East line North 01 degree 01 minute 54 seconds West 18.65 feet to a set rebar on
the South line of the land described in Deed Record Book 77,
page 2431 being along a fence line; thence on said South line
North 88 degrees 01 minute 34 seconds West 300.44 feet to a
wood corner post on the West line of the land described in said
deed being along a fence line; thence on said West line North
00 degrees 36 minutes 00 seconds West 999.47 feet to a set
PK nail on the center line of County Road 1158 South; thence
on said center line South 85 degrees 12 minutes 22 seconds
West.191.76 feet to a set PK nail; thence continuing on said center line South 77 degrees 07 minutes 26 seconds West 34.74
feet to a set rebar being on the intersection of said county road
and extension of fence line; thence along said fence line South
02 degrees 47 minutes 51 seconds West 952.46 feet, to a corner post on a fence line; thence along the fence line South 87
degrees 42 minutes 35 seconds East 584.43 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 5,96 acres, more or less.
More Commonly known as: 11720 S. CR 1150 E. , Upland, IN
46989 Parcel No. 27-16-01-300-014.000-011
Together with rents, issues, income and profits thereof, said sale will
be without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
Jennifer R. Watkins,
Reggie E. Nevels
Attorney No. #22981-49-A
Sheriff of Grant County, Indiana
Mercer Belanger
One Indiana Square, Suite 1500
Jefferson Township
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 636-3551 11720 S. CR 1150 E.
Upland IN 46989
Street Address
SHERIFF FILE NO.
The Sheriff’s Department does not warrant the
accuracy of the street address published herein.
SERVICE DIRECTED TO:
Jesse L. Bartrum Type of Service: Personal
11720 S CR 1150 E
Upland, IN 46989
TNH 2/16, 2/23, 3/1
15-018195
MDK # 15-015028
Sheriff Sale No. ________________
Sheriff Sale No. ________________
AND ALL INTERESTED PARTIES
SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE
of Grant Superior Court #1 of Grant County, Indiana, in Cause No.
27D01-1508-MF-000163 wherein Ditech Financial LLC was Plaintiff, and William Allen Haley, NCEP, LLC, Midland Funding LLC and
Capital One Bank (USA) N.A. were Defendants requiring me to make
the sum as provided for in said Decree with interest and cost, I will
expose at public sale to the highest bidder on the 6th of April 2016,
at the hour of 10:00am, or as soon as thereafter as is possible, at
Sheriff’s Office at 214 E. 4th Street, Marion, IN 46952 the fee simple
of the whole body of Real Estate in Grant County, Indiana.
Lots Numbered Twelve Twenty-Five (1225) and Twelve TwentySix (1226) in the First Addition to Gas City, Indiana, situated in
Grant County, Indiana.
Commonly known address: 129 West North F Street, Gas City,
IN 46933
be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
27D01-1510-MF-000208 wherein BMO Harris N.A. was Plaintiff, and
Bradley N. Luzadder was the Defendant requiring me to make the
sum as provided for in said Decree with interest and cost, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder on the 20th day of April 2016,
at the hour of 10:00 am, or as soon as thereafter as is possible, at
Sheriff's Office at 214 E. 4th Street, Marion, IN 46952 the fee simple
of the whole body of Real Estate in Grant County, Indiana.
The West One-half (1/2) of Lot Number Three (3) and Nineteen
(19) feet off of the East side of Lot Number Four (4), except
Forty-two and One-half (42 1/2) feet off of the South end of said
lots, all in Gray Dodds and Company's First Addition to the City
of Marion.
Leslie A. Wagers (27327-49)
Manley Deas Kochalski LLC
P.O. Box 441039
Telephone: 614-222-4921
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Reggie E. Nevels,
Sheriff of Grant County
Township: Mill
Parcel No./ Tax Id #:
27-07-33-101-085.000-018
The Sheriff’s Department does not warrant the accuracy of the
street address published herein.
TNH 2/23, 3/1, 3/8
By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Grant County, on Cause No. 27D011501-MF-3 wherein U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., As Trustee For LSF9 Master Participation Trust, was Plaintiff and Shelby J. Curfman, Citibank
(South Dakota) N.A., and Discover Bank, were the Defendants, requiring me to make the sum as provided for in said Decree with interest and cost, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on
April 5, 2016 at the hour of 10am at 214 East Fourth Street, Marion,
IN 46953, the fee simple of the whole body of Real Estate in Grant
County, Indiana.
Commencing at a corner stone which is situated in the Southwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of Section 13, Township
23 North, Range 7 East, and running thence East along the
South line of the said Southeast Quarter a distance of 482.5
feet to an iron pin and the place of beginning: Thence continuing East along the said South line a distance of 178 feet to an
iron pin; thence North along an existing fence line 245 feet to a
wood stake; thence West and parallel with the South line of the
said Southeast Quarter 178 feet to a wood stake; thence South
a distance of 245 feet to an iron pin and the place of beginning,
containing 1 acre, more or less and being a part of the West
Half of the West Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 13,
Township 23 North, Range 7 East.
ALSO:
Commencing at the Southwest corner of the Southeast Quarter
of Section 13, Township 23 North, Range 7 East, thence East
on the South line of said Southeast Quarter a distance of 462.5
feet, or to the place of beginning: Thence North a distance of
330.5 feet; thence East and parallel with the South line of the
aforesaid Southeast Quarter a distance of 198.0 feet, or to an
existing property line fence; thence South on said property line
fence a distance of 85.5 feet; thence West and parallel with
the aforesaid South line of the Southeast Quarter a distance
of 178.0 feet; thence South a distance of 245.0 feet, or to the
aforesaid South line of the Southeast Quarter; thence West on
said South line a distance of 20 feet, or to the place of beginning, containing 0.50 acre, more or less.
Commonly known address: 1133 West 6th Street, Marion, IN 46953
P.O. Box 441039
Telephone: 614-222-4921
Reggie E. Nevels,
Township: Center
27-07-06-302-221.000-002
The Sheriff's Department does not warrant the accuracy of the street
address published herein.
TNH 3/1, 3/8, 3/15
Employment
Sheriff’s Department
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Grant County, on Cause No. 27C01-1505MF-85 wherein THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST COMPANY, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK
TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS SUCCESSOR TO JPMORGAN CHASE
BANK, AS TRUSTEE FOR RESIDENTIAL ASSET MORTGAGE
PRODUCTS, INC., HOME EQUITY MORTGAGE ASSET-BACKED
PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004-KR1, was Plaintiff and Robert E. Jackson, HEIGHTS FINANCE CORPORATION,
SPRINGLEAF FINANCIAL SERVICES OF INDIANA INC., WESTLAKE SERVICES LLC D/B/A WESTLAKE FINANCIAL SERVICES
AND RONALD S. VIELEE D/B/A HOLIDAY FIREWORKS, were the
Defendants, requiring me to make the sum as provided for in said
Decree with interest and cost, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on April 6, 2016 at the hour of 10:00AM at 214 East Fourth
Street, Marion, IN 46953, the fee simple of the whole body of Real
Estate in Grant County, Indiana.
LOTS NUMBERED THIRTY-FOUR (34), THIRTY-FIVE (35),
THIRTY-SIX (36), THIRTY SEVEN (37) AND THIRTY-EIGHT
(38) ALL IN HICKEY'S FIRST ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
MARION, INDIANA.
All the foregoing being situated in the West Half of the West
Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 13, Township 23 North,
Range 7 East in Liberty Township, Grant County, State of Indiana, and being subject to existing highway, drainage and public
utility easements.
SUBJECT TO ALL LIENS, EASEMENTS AND ENCUMBRANCES OF RECORD.
Parcel No.: 27-06-12-202-074.000-008
More commonly known as: 1069 South Miller Avenue, Marion,
IN 46953
SUBJECT TO ALL LIENS, EASEMENTS AND ENCUMBRANCES OF RECORD.
Parcel No.: 27-11-13-400-012.000-015 and 27-11-13-400010.000-015
More commonly known as: 380 WEST 800 S, FAIRMOUNT,
IN 46928
Together with rents, issues, income, and profits thereof, said sale will
Dennis V. Ferguson
Traci B. Shuttz
Plaintiff Attorneys
Bleecker Brodey & Andrews
9247 N. Meridian St., Ste 101
(317) 574-0700
Sheriff's File Number Reggie E. Nevels
Traci B. Shuttz
Plaintiff Attorneys
Bleecker Brodey & Andrews
9247 N. Meridian St., Ste 101
(317) 574-0700
Sheriff's File Number
of Grant Circuit Court of Grant County, Indiana, in Cause No. 27C011507-MF-000129 wherein BMO Harris Bank, N.A. was Plaintiff, and
Jenifer A. Roberts, , Discover Bank, Chase Bank USA, N.A., Citibank,
N.A., FKA Citibank (South Dakota), N.A., Capital One Bank (USA),
N.A., formerly known as Capital One Bank, Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC and Kimberly Sullivan, as possible heir to the Estate of
Carolyn S. Roberts were Defendants requiring me to make the sum
as provided for in said Decree with interest and cost, I will expose at
public sale to the highest bidder on the 7th day of April 2016, at the
hour of 10:00am, or as soon as thereafter as is possible, at Sheriff's
Office at 214 E. 4th Street, Marion, IN 46952 the fee simple of the
whole body of Real Estate in Grant County, Indiana.
Commencing at the Southwest corner of Lot Number Three (3)
in Wilson's Addition to Marion, Indiana; running thence East
with the South line of said Lot Three (3) Ninety-two (92) feet;
thence North Forty-four (44) feet; thence West Ninety-two feet
to the West line of said Lot Number Three (3); thence South
Forty-four (44) feet to the place of beginning.
Commonly known address: 1025 South Gallatin Street, Marion,
IN 46953
Stephanie A. Reinhart (25071-06)
Sarah E. Willms (28840-64)
John R. Cummins (11532-10)
Chris Wiley (26936-10)
Miranda D. Bray (23766-30)
Gail C. Hersh, Jr. (26224-15)
Amanda L. Krenson (28999-61)
Nicholas M. Smith (31800-15)
P.O. Box 441039
Telephone: 614-222-4921
Reggie E. Nevels
Reggie E. Nevels,
Township: Center
27-07-07-102-041.000-002
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON DECREE IN MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE ACTION
By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree of Foreclosure to me
directed by the Clerk of Grant Circuit Court, Grant County, Indiana,
in Cause No. 27C01-1511-MF-218 wherein, MUTUALBANK is Plaintiff
and DOUGLAS MONTS and SHERRI MONTS are Defendants in
which action a judgment was rendered on January 8, 2016 against
DOUGLAS MONTS and SHERRI MONTS and in favor of Plaintiff in
the sum of $87,555.51 plus interest at the statutory rate from date of
judgment and cost and accruing cost in this action ordering me to
sell the following payment of said judgment, costs, accruing costs
and account for the balance to whomsoever is lawfully entitled, I will
expose for sale at public auction to the highest bidder on April 6,
2016, at 10:00 a.m., on said date, at the Sheriff’s Office at 214 East
Fourth Street, Marion, Indiana, the following described real estate in
Grant County, Indiana and legally described as follows to-wit:
That portion of land situate in the Southwest Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter of Section 13, Township 24 North, Range 8
East of the Second Principal meridian in Grant County, Indiana,
being described as follows:
Considering the West line of the Southwest Quarter as bearing
North 00 degrees 36 minutes 39 seconds West with all other
bearings herein contained relative thereto:
Beginning at a found monument at the Southwest Quarter;
thence on the West line of the Southwest Quarter North 00 degrees 36 minutes 39 seconds West 1135.36 feet; thence South
88 degrees 21 minutes 44 seconds East 587.75 feet to a set
PK Nail on the North line of the land described in Deed Record
74-940 being the True Place of Beginning; thence on said North
line South 88 degrees 21 minutes 44 seconds East 677.39
feet to a found iron pipe on the East line of the land described
in said deed, being the East line of the Southwest Quarter
of the Southwest Quarter thence on said East line South 00
degrees30 minutes 00 seconds East 322.18 feet to a found
iron pipe on the South line of the land described in said deed;
thence on said South line North 88 degrees 21 minutes 44 seconds West 678.66 feet to a set PK Nail on the West line of the
land described in said deed; being the center line of County
Road 512 East; thence on said centerline North 00 degrees 16
minutes 28 seconds West 322.16 feet to the True Place of Beginning, containing 5.01 acres, in Grant County, Indiana.
Commonly known as 1825 S. 512 E., Marion, Indiana, 46953.
Parcel #27-07-13-300-063.000-001
Center
Township
1069 South Miller Avenue
Street Address
Liberty
Township
380 West 800 South
Street Address
address published.
address published.
ROBERT E. JACKSON
C/O BRUCE E. MCLANE
1069 South Miller Avenue Marion, IN 46953
TYPE OF SERVICE:
PERSONAL OR COPY
SHELBY CURFMAN
380 WEST 800 S
TYPE OF SERVICE: PERSONAL OR COPY
FAIRMOUNT, IN 46928
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BRUCE E. MCLANE
312 S. WASHINGTON STREET
MARION, IN 46952
TNH 3/1, 3/8, 3/15
TYPE OF SERVICE:
PERSONAL OR COPY
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The Sheriff's Department does not warrant the accuracy of the
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The Grant County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for
Merit (patrol) Deputy. Applications must be picked up and returned to the Grant County Sheriff’s Office, 214 E. 4th. St., Marion, IN. 46952, and will be accepted until 4:00 p.m. on Friday,
April 15, 2016 for the purpose of establishing an eligibility list
for 2016 - 2017. Physical agility test, written tests and extensive
background check required. Must have a valid driver’s license
at the time of application.
TNH 2/16, 2/23, 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 3/29, 4/5, 4/12
Dennis V. Ferguson
The News Herald
MDK # 15-015085
Sheriff Sale No. ________________
Legal and Public Notices
NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION
March 1, 2016
NOTICE
OF SHERIFF’S SALE
of Grant Superior Court of Grant County, Indiana, in Cause No.:
27D01-1510-MF-203, wherein PennyMac Loan Services, LLC, was
Plaintiff, and Frederick D. Fox, was/were Defendant(s), requiring me
to make the sum as provided for in said Decree with interest and
cost, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on the 5th day
of April, 2016, at the hour of 10:00 AM, or as soon thereafter as is
possible, at 214 E. 4th Street, Marion, IN 46952, the fee simple of the
Lots Number Seven (7), Eight (8), Nine (9), Ten (10), Eleven
(11), Twelve (12), Thirteen (13) and Fourteen (14) in Block
Number Sixty-two (62) in Western Park Addition to the City of
Marion, Indiana.
More Commonly Known As: 2323 West 15th Street, Marion,
IN 46953
27-06-11-104-189.000-006
Jennifer L. Snook MARINOSCI LAW GROUP, P.C.
2110 Calumet Avenue,
Valparaiso, IN 46383
Telephone: (219)462-5104
Frederick D. Fox
2323 West 15th Street
Marion, IN 46953
Reggie E. Nevels
City of Marion
2323 West 15th Street,
Marion, IN 46953
Street Address
The Sheriff’s Department does
not warrant the accuracy of the
street address published herein
Type of Service: Personal
NOTICE
MARINOSCI LAW GROUP, P.C. IS A DEBT COLLECTOR. THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION
TNH 2/23, 3/1, 3/18
Clerk of the Superior Court of Grant County, Indiana, in Cause No.
27D01-1504-MF-000087, wherein PNC Bank, National Association
was plaintiff and David A. Ashba, was the defendant, requiring me to
make the sum as provided for in said Decree with interest and costs,
I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on the 5th day of
April, 2016, at the hour of 10am or as soon thereafter as is possible,
at 214 East 4th Street, Marion IN 46952, the fee simple of the whole
body of real estate in Grant County, Indiana:
Lot Number Forty (40) in Riverside Addition to the Town, now City of
Marion, Indiana.
More Commonly known as: 326 E Swayzee, Marion, IN 46952
Parcel No. 27-07-06-101-164.000-002
be without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
John S. (Jay)Mercer, Attorney No. #11260-49 Mercer Belanger One Indiana Square, Suite 1500 Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 636-3551
SHERIFF FILE NO.
David A. Ashba
3539 S 500 E
Marion, IN 46953
Reggie E. Nevels
Marion-Center Township
326 E Swayzee
Marion IN 46952
Street Address
The Sheriff’s Department does not
warrant the accuracy of the street address published herein.
Sheila Ashba
3539 S 500 E
Marion, IN 46953
Unknown Occupant
326 E Swayzee
Marion, IN 46952
TNH 2/16, 2/23, 3/1
LEGAL NOTICE
ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON DECREE IN MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE ACTION
By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree of Foreclosure to me
directed by the Clerk of Grant Circuit Court, Grant County, Indiana,
in Cause No. 27C01-1512-MF-229 wherein, MUTUALBANK is Plaintiff and DARRELL J. KIRKWOOD and CHRISTINE M. KIRKWOOD
are Defendants in which action a judgment was rendered on January 12, 2016 against DARRELL J. KIRKWOOD and CHRISTINE M.
KIRKWOOD and in favor of Plaintiff in the sum of $34,488.69 plus
interest at the statutory rate from date of judgment and cost and accruing cost in this action ordering me to sell the following payment of
said judgment, costs, accruing costs and account for the balance to
whomsoever is lawfully entitled, I will expose for sale at public auction to the highest bidder on April 6, 2016, at 10:00 a.m., on said date,
at the Sheriff’s Office at 214 East Fourth Street, Marion, Indiana, the
following described real estate in Grant County, Indiana and legally
described as follows to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the East line of Section Thirty-two (32),
Township Twenty-four (24) North, Range Eight (8) East, where the
same intersects the East line of the Right of Way of the C.C.C. &
St. L. Railroad, thence North Twenty-eight (28) rods, thence West
eleven (11) rods, more or less, to the East line of the Right of Way of
the said C.C.C. & St. L. Railroad, thence in a Southeasterly direction
along the East line of the Right of Way of said Railroad Twenty-nine
(29) rods, more or less, to the place of beginning, containing in said
described tract, one (1) acre, more or less. EXCEPT: Beginning at an
iron pipe in a public road which pipe is place 462 feet North of a stake
which marks the intersection of the Easterly Right of Way of the New
York Central (C.C.C. St. L.) Railroad with the East line of Section 32,
Township 24 North, Range Eight (8) East, which iron pipe is also 411
feet South of the Northeast corner of the Southeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of said Section 32, thence in a Westerly direction
a distance of 181 and 5/10 feet to a stake in said Easterly Right of
Way line which stake is 478 and 5/10 feet Northerly from said intersection of said Right of Way line with said East line of said Section
32, thence Southerly along said Right of Way line a distance of 133
feet to a stake; thence East a distance of 130 feet to a stake in East
line of Section 32; thence North 132 feet to the place of beginning,
containing 20,200 square feet, and being a part of the Southeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 32, Township 24
North, Range 8 East, in Mill Civil Township, Grant County, Indiana.
More commonly known as 401 N. 4th Avenue, Jonesboro, Indiana
46938
Parcel #27-07-32-100-008.000-016
Said sale will be without any relief whatsoever from valuation or
appraisement laws and for cash.
Said sale will be without any relief whatsoever from valuation or
appraisement laws and for cash.
The undersigned, Sheriff of Grant County, Indiana, will issue to
the purchaser of said real estate a Sheriff’s Deed for said real estate
as provided by law under Chapter 90 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana for 1931, as amended and supplemented.
The undersigned, Sheriff of Grant County, Indiana, will issue to
the purchaser of said real estate a Sheriff’s Deed for said real estate
as provided by law under Chapter 90 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana for 1931, as amended and supplemented.
Dated: February 1, 2016.
/s/ Reggie E. Nevels
Reggie Nevels, Grant County Sheriff
Dated: February 1, 2016.
/s/ Reggie E. Nevels
Reggie Nevels, Grant County Sheriff
Attorney for Plaintiff:
H. Joseph Certain
300 W. Third St. P 0 Box 899
Marion, IN 46952-0899
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Attorney for Plaintiff:
H. Joseph Certain
300 W. Third St. PO Box 899
Marion, IN 46952-0899
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Notice is hereby given that the Grant County Council will meet in the
Council Chambers of the Grant Complex, 401 South Adams Street,
Marion, IN 46953, on Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. to
consider the following requests of funds, reduction of funds and any
other matter that may come before the council.
Cumulative Capital Development Fund
Commissioners
Contractual Services County General Fund
Clerk
Salaries
$150,000
$4,870
Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard
thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made, will be automatically referred to the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance. The commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen (15)
days at the County Auditor’s Office of Grant County, Indiana or any
appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of
the Grant County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held.
ROGER A. BAINBRIDGE
GRANT COUNTY AUDITOR
February 25, 2016
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed from the
Clerk of Circuit Court of Grant County, Indiana, in Cause No. 27C011505-MF-103 wherein Metropolitan Life Insurance Company was
Plaintiff, and Todd A. Volmer and Cristina L. Volmer, were Defendants,
requiring me to make the sum as provided for in said Decree with
interest and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder,
on the 7th day of April , 2016 at the hour(s) of 10:00am, of said day,
at 214 E. 4th Street, Marion, IN 46952 Grant County, Indiana, the fee
simple of the whole body of Real Estate in Grant County, Indiana:
LOT 21, SECTION 2, NORTHCREST, A RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION OF GRANT COUNTY, INDIANA.
Commonly known as: 1540 East Martha Drive, Marion, IN
46952
Together with rents, issues, income, and profits thereof, said
sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
Reggie E. Nevels
Sheriff, Grant County, IN
FOUTTY & FOUTTY, LLP
155 E. Market Street, Suite 605
Indianapolis, IN 46204-3219
(317) 632-9555
PLEASE SERVE THIS NOTICE ON:
Todd A. Volmer and Cristina L. Volmer
AT THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS:
1540 East Martha Drive, Marion, IN 46952 *property*
SERVICE REQUESTED:
_XXX_ SHERIFF _____ CERTIFIED MAIL
_____ OTHER
FOUTTY & FOUTTY, LLP IS A DEBT COLLECTOR. THIS FIRM IS
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION
TNH 2/16, 2/23, 3/1
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March 1, 2016
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Play it safe this tax
season and you may
avoid identity theft
Grant County Life
photos from the week
Photo by Amy Smelser for The News Herald
David Penticuff, editor of the Marion Chronicle Tribune, thanks the students of Lakeview
Christian School for the grant they voted to give to Lifestream Services in memory of his
mother Georgia Penticuff.
Grant,
Feed My Starving Children,
a county-wide food-packing
event that Lakeview hosted.
This year, the students chose
to help another population
group.
“We have always done
projects that focused on
kids,” Ballinger said. “This
year, we wanted to help a different group of people, and
the older and disabled members of our community are
often overlooked.”
Ballinger said he met
Donna Penticuff last fall at a
meeting. He said he learned
about LifeStream Services
and her late mother-in-law,
Georgia Penticuff, whose
story impressed him. Before
she died, Georgia Penticuff
dedicated her life to caring
for her daughter, Glenna,
who has Down syndrome.
Students had already raised
$4,000 separately to purchase
classroom technology, so
they chose to use $750 of the
grant money to purchase educational software. Then they
decided to donate the rest of
the grant money as toiletry
and food items to LifeStream
in Penticuff’s memory.
During chapel on Friday,
Georgia Penticuff’s son,
David, editor of the Marion
Chronicle-Tribune, thanked
the students for their generosity in memory of his mother.
“(My mother taught me)
what undying love is,” David
Penticuff said. “Mom never
stopped loving Glenna.”
As students listened to David Penticuff talk about the
importance of giving to the
community’s older residents
in particular, they knew they
had chosen the right charity
to support.
“I think it’s sweet that
we’re doing something in
memory of (Penticuff’s)
mother,” junior Preston Wade
said. “Older people are often
viewed as out of place in this
generation of technology. We
shouldn’t forget to appreciate
them. After all, they are the
ones who got us here.”
Ballinger said he hopes
more students found inspiration in David Penticuff’s
words. “We want students
to look beyond their own
hurts and needs,” Ballinger
said. “Someone always has
it worse than we do, and it’s
our responsibility to help
them as best we can.”
Final Youth Grants Program reports from all participating schools are due to the
Community Foundation by
April.
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heater and dance
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some of the most satisfying
results. This week it was
“The Pirates of Penzance” at
IWU (top two images, both
left and right).
Friday was Senior Night
over at Oak Hill (left and
right). The games were
not too competitive (OH
took both by a wide margin
over Northfield), but senior
recognitions are always
enjoyable, and there was a
great exhibition wheelchair
basketball game at halftime
of the varsity game (at
right).—Glen Devitt
All photos by Glen
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e are officially
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swing of tax
time. A lot of
us have already filed our
taxes, and that’s great,
but just in case you still
have the tax season on
your to-do list, here’s
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about: identity theft, the
fastest growing crime in
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Think about it: many
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our financial information
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someone does manage
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refund you might miss
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name, all without your
knowledge. Scary, right?
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gut. If it doesn’t look or
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new mobile apps
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but make sure you delete
that picture immediately
so that if someone gets a
hold of your phone, they
won’t have a convenient
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from the IRS, ignore it.
Your financial institution
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statements, but they will
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have financial
documents, you need
to shred them before
you throw them away
or recycle. That means
credit card bills, medical
bills, credit union statements, and anything else
that has your personal
information on it.
It’s an exciting and
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March 1, 2016
NOTICE OF REAL PROPERTY
COMMISSIONERS’
CERTIFICATE SALE
Grant County Indiana
Beginning 10:00 AM,
April 13, 2016 Local Time
STATE OF INDIANA
GRANT COUNTY
Pursuant to the laws of the Indiana General Assembly and by
resolution of the Grant County
Commissioners, notice is hereby given that the following described tracts or items of real
property are listed for sale for
delinquent taxes and / or special
assessments.
The minimum sale prices listed
below are less than the minimum
sale prices when offered in the
immediately preceding county
tax sale held under Section 5 of
IC 6-1.1-24 and include all fees
and expenses of the county directly attributable to the Commissioners’ Certificate Sale. The
Grant County Commissioners
will accept bids for the certificates of sale, for the price referred to in IC 6-1.1-24-6.1(a)(3),
by public auction on April 13,
2016 at 10:00 AM Courthouse
Time at County Complex,
Council Chambers.
Pursuant to IC 6-1.1-245.1, a business entity that seeks
to register to bid in an Indiana
Commissioners’ Certificate Sale
must provide a certificate of
good standing or proof of registration in accordance with IC
5-23 from the Secretary of State
to the county treasurer.
A person redeeming each
tract or item of real property
after the sale of the certificate
must pay: (A) the amount of the
minimum bid under Section 5 of
IC 6-1.1-24 for which the tract or
item of real property was last
offered for sale; (B) ten percent
(10%) of the amount for which
the certificate is sold; (C) the attorney's fees and costs of giving
notice under IC 6-1.1-25-4.5; (D)
the costs of a title search or of
examining and updating the abstract of title for the tract or item
of real property; (E) all taxes and
special assessments on the tract
or item of real property paid by
the purchaser after the sale of
the certificate plus interest at the
rate of ten percent (10%) per annum on the amount of taxes and
special assessments paid by
the purchaser on the redeemed
property; and (F), all costs of
sale, advertising costs, and
other expenses of the county directly attributable to the sale of
the certificate.
If the certificate is sold for
an amount more than the minimum bid under Section 5 of IC
6-1.1-24 for which the tract or
item of real property was last offered for sale and the property is
not redeemed, the owner of record of the tract or item of real
property who is divested of ownership at the time the tax deed
is issued may have a right to the
tax sale surplus.
Indiana law prohibits a person who owes delinquent taxes,
special assessments, penalties,
interest, or costs directly attributable to a prior tax sale, from
purchasing tracts or items of real
property at a tax sale. Prior to
bidding at a tax sale, each bidder must affirm under the penalties for perjury that he or she
does not owe delinquent taxes,
interest, costs directly attributable to a prior tax sale, amounts
from a final adjudication in favor of a political subdivision in
this county, any civil penalties
imposed for the violation of a
building code or ordinance of
this county, or any civil penalties
imposed by a health department
in this county. Further, each bidder must acknowledge that any
successful bid made in violation
of the above statement is subject
to forfeiture. In the event of forfeiture, the bid amount shall be
applied to the delinquent taxes,
interest, costs, judgments, or
civil penalties of the ineligible
bidder, and a certificate will be
issued to the county executive.
The Commissioners specifically reserve the right to withhold from the sale any parcel
which has been listed in error,
or which otherwise becomes
ineligible for sale either prior to
the start or during the duration of
the auction. The Auditor's Office
does not warrant the accuracy
of the key numbers or street addresses published herein and
any misstatement in the key
number or street address does
not invalidate an otherwise valid
sale.
Dated: 2/17/2016
Tax Unit Name:
Center Township
Owner of Record: Williams,
James L & Donna
Sale ID#: 271500007
Property ID#: 27-07-16-303029.000-001
Brief Legal Description: 0507-1407 & 1408 LOTS 22 &
23 INMANS S-DIV HOLLINGSWORTH
Property Address: 1805 E 38th
St
Minimum Bid: $200.00
Owner of Record: Drake, Stephen Michael & Susan Ann
Drake-Grubb Eq Tn Cm
Sale ID#: 271500010
Property
ID#: 27-07-17-301078.000-001
Brief Legal Description: 05-02329 PT NE SW SEC 17 1.24 A
27-07-17-301-078.000-001 and
27-07-17-301-083.000001 are to be sold and redeemed
together.
Property Address: 3536 S Allegheny Ave
Owner of Record: Drake, Stephen Michael & Susan Ann
Drake-Grubb Eq Tn Cm
Sale ID#: 271500011
Property
ID#: 27-07-17-301083.000-001
Brief Legal Description: 05-02333.04 PT SW SEC 17 .10 A
27-07-17-301-078.000-001 and
27-07-17-301-083.000-001 are to
be sold and redeemed together.
Property Address: 3500 Blk E
36th St Landlocked
Owner of Record: Bass, Thomas
& Stacy
Sale ID#: 271500029
Property ID#: 27-07-17-404082.000-001
Brief Legal Description: 05-04830 LOT 33 HOME PK ADD.
St
Owner of Record: Danforth,
Denice
Sale ID#: 271500032
Property ID#: 27-07-20-102045.000-001
Brief Legal Description: 05-03646 LOT 19 MIDDLETON ADD.
Property Address: 3904 S Wisconsin St
Owner of Record: Barnes, Raymond Joe
Sale ID#: 271500038
Property ID#: 27-07-20-202011.000-001
Brief Legal Description: 05-04758 & 760 LOTS 3 & 5 BLK 2
SO SIDE ADD. 27-07-20-202011.000-001 and 27-07-20-202012.000-001 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
38th St
Owner of Record: Barnes, Raymond Joe
Sale ID#: 271500039
Property ID#: 27-07-20-202012.000-001
Brief Legal Description: 05-04759 LOT 4 BLK 2 SO SIDE
ADD. 27-07-20-202-011.000-001
and 27-07-20-202-012.000-001
are to be sold and redeemed
together.
38th St
Owner of Record: Faulk, Loraiane
Sale ID#: 271500040
Property ID#: 27-07-20-202028.000-001
Brief Legal Description: 05-04769 LOT 14 SO SIDE ADD.
39th St
Owner of Record: Raymer, Judith A Liv Trust
Sale ID#: 271500041
Property ID#: 27-07-20-202031.000-001
Brief Legal Description: 05-04766 LOT 11 BLK 2 SO SIDE
ADD.
39th St
Owner of Record: Norris, Bill
Sale ID#: 271500044
Property ID#: 27-07-22-200009.002-001
Brief Legal Description: PT NW
SEC 22 .53 A PER SURVEY
Property Address: E 38th St
Owner of Record: Salazar, Michael G & Anita K Marshall Jt/
Tn/Rts/Ss
Sale ID#: 271500107
Property ID#: 27-07-06-103109.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-01-21
90' E/END LOT 4 BLK 4 O P
Property Address: 124 S Boots
St
Owner of Record: Miller, Ryan K
& Katie L
Sale ID#: 271500114
Property ID#: 27-07-06-203050.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-092194 50' 4 1/2” W/SD LOT 278
R J SPENCERS 4TH ADD
Property Address: 1123 W Spencer Ave
Owner of Record: Phillips, John
W & Sandra K
Sale ID#: 271500119
Property ID#: 27-07-06-204078.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-081784.02 & 1785.02 49' N/END
LOTS 166 & 167 WHITES 12TH
ADD
Property Address: 213 N Hill St
Tax Unit Name:
Marion/Center
Owner of Record: Jones, Laura
D
Sale ID#: 271500058
Property ID#: 27-02-31-304018.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-339089 PT S SW SEC 31 1.28 A
Property Address: Wabash Ave
Owner of Record: Reinvesting
Team Llc
Sale ID#: 271500126
Property ID#: 27-07-06-301006.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-071758 LOT 146 WHITES 11TH
ADD
Property Address: 723 W 2nd St
Owner of Record: Owens, Jeffrey M
Sale ID#: 271500074
Property ID#: 27-07-05-202168.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-051017 LOT 5 W L LENFESTY
1ST ADD
Property Address: Rear
Owner of Record: Reed, Heather
M
Sale ID#: 271500134
Property ID#: 27-07-06-302034.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-092051.02 & 2052.02 S 1/2 S 1/2
LOTS 106 & 107 R J SPENCERS 2ND ADD
Property Address: 210 S D St
Owner of Record: Resa Limited
Partnership
Sale ID#: 271500075
Property ID#: 27-07-05-202181.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1604-949 LOT 12 GOLDTHAITS
THIRD ADDITION
Property Address: 619 E Grant
St
Owner of Record: Hix, Scott T &
Abigail Lahr
Sale ID#: 271500082
Property ID#: 27-07-05-404016.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 05-122852 LOT 1 EX N-END HICKORY HILL S-DIV
Property Address: 1403 E Elm
Ln
Owner of Record: Williams,
Clyde E Iii
Sale ID#: 271500091
Property ID#: 27-07-06-101114.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-051040 & 1041 LOTS 14 & 15 RIVERSIDE ADD
Property Address: 324 N Branson St
Owner of Record: Davis, Curtiss
Sale ID#: 271500094
Property ID#: 27-07-06-101147.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-051032 LOT 29 RIVERSIDE ADD
Property Address: 363 E
Swayzee St
Owner of Record: Riley, Grace I
Sale ID#: 271500098
Property ID#: 27-07-06-102029.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-03743 PT N E FR SEC 6 .22 A
Property Address: 430 & 432 N
Boots St
Owner of Record: Montgomery,
Lisa
Sale ID#: 271500135
Property ID#: 27-07-06-302099.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-112758 LOT 13 ESHELMAN ADD
Property Address: 1110 W 4th St
Owner of Record: Mc Gauley &
Associates Inc
Sale ID#: 271500140
Property ID#: 27-07-06-303024.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-122803 LOT 9 KILEYS ADD
Property Address: Landlocked
Owner of Record: Masiongale,
Dave
Sale ID#: 271500141
Property ID#: 27-07-06-303028.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-122796 & 2797 LOTS 36 & W PT
LOT 37 KILEYS ADD
Owner of Record: Bass, Stacy A
& Christine L Wallace Jt/Tn/Full/
Rts/Ss
Sale ID#: 271500145
Property ID#: 27-07-06-303076.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-112633 LOT 20 PARK PLACE
ADD
Property Address: 820 S G St
Property ID#: 27-07-06-304083.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-081972 TO 1974 INC E 1/2 LOTS
352 & 353 & 354 WHITES 12TH
ADD
Property Address: Vacant Landlocked
Sale ID#: 271500187
Property ID#: 27-07-06-404163.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-02329.02 33' N/SD OF S 1/2 LOT
23 BRANSON ADD
Property Address: 933 S Adams
St
Owner of Record: Collier, Brad M
& Teresa L Couse Tn / Tn / Rts /
Surv Not Tn / Cm
Sale ID#: 271500158
Property ID#: 27-07-06-304088.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1608-1973.01 W 1/2 LOT 353
WHITES 12TH ADD
Property Address: S Garfield St
Owner of Record: Miller, Jimmie
D Sr
Sale ID#: 271500188
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-101004.000-002
Brief
Legal
Description:
16-17-4324A27A28A31A32A &
5088TO5091 NE SEC 7 .08A
HILL & CULBERTSON ADD
&EPT LT 1-2-4-8 SMALLS ADD
LT 5 TO 8
Owner of Record: Turner, James
Sale ID#: 271500165
Property ID#: 27-07-06-304144.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-122791 & 2792 PT SE SW SEC 6
.23 A & .27 A
Property Address: W 9th St
Owner of Record: Hand, Rebecca A
Sale ID#: 271500168
Property ID#: 27-07-06-402039.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-0162.01 22' E/SD LOT 7 BLK 11
OP
Property Address: 123 E 3rd St
Owner of Record: Midwest Men
Of Integrity Dba Man4man Ministries
Sale ID#: 271500171
Property ID#: 27-07-06-402146.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-02258 S 1/2 S 1/2 LOT B BOOTS
ADD
Property Address: 512 S Gallatin
St
Owner of Record: Olsen, Robert
Conrad
Sale ID#: 271500172
Property ID#: 27-07-06-402186.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-01139 79' 9” E/END LOT 1 BLK 32
OP
St
Owner of Record: Seybert, Nancy D/B/A The Ink Spot
Sale ID#: 271500173
Property ID#: 27-07-06-402190.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-01183.01 & 183.02 64 X 64' NW
COR LOT 2 BLK 30 O P
Property Address: 601 S Washington St
Owner of Record: Riley, Dell
Sale ID#: 271500174
Property ID#: 27-07-06-403039.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-02279.01 PT W SE SEC 6 .10 A
Owner of Record: Kf Holdings
Llc
Sale ID#: 271500181
Property ID#: 27-07-06-404068.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-02307 & 308.02 LOT 6 & LOT 7 EX
3' 6” S 1/2 BRANSON ADD
Property Address: 802 S Adams
St
Owner of Record: Baker, Chas &
Betty Lou
Sale ID#: 271500154
Property ID#: 27-07-06-304045.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-102534 PT SW SEC 6 .13 A
Property Address: 619 S D St
Owner of Record: Huffman, Dale
A
Sale ID#: 271500183
Property ID#: 27-07-06-404087.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-02313 87.75' X 59.125' NW COR
LOT 10 BRANSON ADD
Property Address: 815 S Branson St
Owner of Record: Conner, Ike A
Sale ID#: 271500157
Owner of Record: Holloway,
Thomas Jr
Owner of Record: Real Estate
Investment Indiana Llc
Sale ID#: 271500190
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-101038.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-246162 60' E/END LOT 7 WILLCUTS ADD BLK 1
Property Address: 311 E 11th St
Sale ID#: 271500191
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-101054.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-246190.01 35'5” S/SD LOT 4 BLK
6 WILLCUTS ADD
Owner of Record: Miller, Jimmie
D
Sale ID#: 271500192
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-101078.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-307857.01 PT NE NE SEC 7 1.97
A
Owner of Record: Shelton,
James
Sale ID#: 271500195
Property ID#: 27-07-07-102059.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-143428 & 3429.01 LOT 2 & 1 1/2'
N/END LOT 3 MICHAEL & MINNICK ADD
Property Address: S Gallatin St
Sale ID#: 271500197
Property ID#: 27-07-07-102072.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-143414 LOT 8 ADAM WOLFE
HEIRS ADD
Property Address: 1114 S Gallatin St
Owner of Record: Ferguson,
Norma G
Sale ID#: 271500198
Property ID#: 27-07-07-102080.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-143415 LOT 9 ADAM WOLFE
HEIRS ADD
Owner of Record: T & H Investment Properties Llc
Sale ID#: 271500199
Property ID#: 27-07-07-102089.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-143418 84' OFF E/END LOT 12
ADAM WOLFE HEIRS ADD
Owner of Record: Simms, Winston G
Sale ID#: 271500200
Property ID#: 27-07-07-102103.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-143472 33 X 88' NE COR LOT 38
TS & LS ADD
Property Address: 1202 S Galla-
March 1, 2016
tin St
Sale ID#: 271500201
Property ID#: 27-07-07-102123.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-143459.01 & 3459.02 35' S 1/2
LOT 34 TS & LS ADD
Owner of Record: Mullins, Anthony D
Sale ID#: 271500202
Property ID#: 27-07-07-102130.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-143458 36' N/SD LOT 27 TIBBITS
& SWEETSER & LENFESTYS
ADD
Owner of Record: Columbia
Real Investments Llc
Sale ID#: 271500204
Property ID#: 27-07-07-103043.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-163826 LOT 11 MARY A CAREY
ADD
St
Sale ID#: 271500206
Property ID#: 27-07-07-103104.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-163928 LOT 44 DODDS 2ND
WASH ST ADD
Owner of Record: Barkdull, Darrell & Violet
Sale ID#: 271500207
Property ID#: 27-07-07-103193.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-163955 & 3956 33' S/SD LOT 4 &
9' N/SD LOT 5 DODDS BOOTS
ST ADD
St
Owner of Record: Community
Rehab Project Inc
Sale ID#: 271500208
Property ID#: 27-07-07-103201.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-163972 PT SW NE SEC 7 .14 A
Property Address: S Washington
St
Owner of Record: Greer, Tiffany
Sale ID#: 271500209
Property ID#: 27-07-07-104016.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-246212.01 E/END LOT 14 WILLCUTS 2ND ADD
Owner of Record: Nelson, David
W
Sale ID#: 271500217
Property ID#: 27-07-07-104181.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-215495.01 S 1/2 LOT 33 GEO
SWEETSERS ADD
Owner of Record: Felton, Geraldine
Sale ID#: 271500219
Property ID#: 27-07-07-104186.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1615-3543 LOT 27 BARLEY &
SPENCER ADD
Owner of Record: Cox, Bradley A
Sale ID#: 271500226
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-201092.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-133038 LOT 198 WINCHELS W/
SD ADD
Property Address: 1213 S Maple
St
The News Herald
Owner of Record: Hill, Ellen
Royston
Sale ID#: 271500227
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-201115.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-133067 LOT 226 WINCHELS W/
SD ADD 27-07-07-201-115.000002, 27-07-07-202-098.000-002,
and 27-07-07-202-099.000-002
together.
Owner of Record: Owl Crest Inc
Sale ID#: 271500228
Property ID#: 27-07-07-202013.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-133075 & 3076 LOTS 17 & 18 EX
NW COR & SE COR LOT 19
706.8 SQ FT WINCHELS W/SD
ADD
NON-TAX 1992
Property Address: 1001 W 10th
St
Owner of Record: Hsu, Rowland
Sale ID#: 271500230
Property ID#: 27-07-07-202069.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-133153 LOT 29 SCOTT & BOGUE
ADD
Royston
Sale ID#: 271500232
Property ID#: 27-07-07-202098.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-133069 LOT 228 & ALLEY VAC
3/1/56 WINCHELS W/SD ADD
27-07-07-201115.000-002,
27-07-07-202098.000-002, and 27-07-07-202099.000-002 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Royston
Sale ID#: 271500233
Property ID#: 27-07-07-202099.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-133068 LOT 227 & ALLEY VAC
3/1/56 WINCHELS W/SD ADD
27-07-07-201115.000-002,
27-07-07-202098.000-002, and 27-07-07-202099.000-002 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Owner of Record: Hartsalla,
Nicky L
Sale ID#: 271500235
Property ID#: 27-07-07-203037.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-143271.01 26' OFF S/SD LOT 29
SHAWS ADD
Property Address: 1504 S Jackson St
Owner of Record: Gibbs, Gary
Sale ID#: 271500241
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-301017.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-287305 & 7306 LOTS 18 & 23 EX
66' W/END FORBES ADD
Property Address: 1818 S Race
St
Sale ID#: 271500248
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-401113.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1617-4450
34' N/SD LOT 70
IDLEWILD ADD
Owner of Record: Long, David N
& Norma J
Sale ID#: 271500249
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-401123.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1630-7976 38 3/4' S/SD LOT 11
WEBSTERS PROSPECT HILL
ADD
Property Address: 1905 S Adams St
Owner of Record: Schwyn, Michael D
Sale ID#: 271500250
Property
ID#: 27-07-07-401126.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-318053 PT NE SE SEC 7 .22 A
Property Address: S Florence St
Owner of Record: Mc Gwin, Lorine J
Sale ID#: 271500252
Property ID#: 27-07-07-402009.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-174404 LOT 4 IDLEWILD ADD
Owner of Record: Mc Gwin, Lorine
Sale ID#: 271500253
Property ID#: 27-07-07-402010.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-174405 LOT 5 IDLEWILD ADD
Owner of Record: Geiger, Greg
Sale ID#: 271500254
Property ID#: 27-07-07-402031.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-277206 LOT 26 CROWN POINT
ADD
St
Owner of Record: Marks, Raymond C & Helen D
Sale ID#: 271500256
Property ID#: 27-07-07-402071.001-002
Brief Legal Description: 146' LOT
2 F S MCKINNEYS SUB/DIV
OL FROM KEY #16-29-7698
Property Address: S Washington
St
Owner of Record: Parker, Amanda
Sale ID#: 271500257
Property ID#: 27-07-07-402084.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-287347.01 & 7348.01 & 7353.01
68'4” E/END EA LOTS 54 & 65
& 70 FORBES ADD
Owner of Record: Seabolt, Jason R & Jennifer L
Sale ID#: 271500260
Property ID#: 27-07-07-402138.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-307994 LOT 24 WEBSTERS
PROSPECT HILL ADD
Owner of Record: Home Opportunity Llc
Sale ID#: 271500267
Property ID#: 27-07-07-403136.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-277077 LOT 22 BUTLER ROOD &
COMSTOCK ADD
Owner of Record: Irvin, Beatrice
Sale ID#: 271500272
Property ID#: 27-07-07-404013.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-318054.04 PT E SE SEC 7 .182 A
Property Address: 417 E 23rd St
Owner of Record: Gordon, Raymond S & Esther F
Sale ID#: 271500274
Property ID#: 27-07-07-404064.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-194966 LOT 21 EX 31 X 35' S W
COR PEGDENS ADD 27-07-07404-064.000-002 and 27-07-07404-071.000-002 are to be sold
and redeemed together.
2500 Blk E 25th
Owner of Record: Gordon, Raymond S & Esther F
Sale ID#: 271500275
Property ID#: 27-07-07-404071.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1619-4967 50' N/SD LOT 22
PEGDENS ADD 27-07-07-404-
064.000-002 and 27-07-07-404071.000-002 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
2500 Blk E 25th
Owner of Record: Denham,
James & Linda
Sale ID#: 271500276
Property ID#: 27-07-07-404074.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-194967.01 & 4968 10' S/SD LOT
22 & 23 PEGDENS ADD
2400 Blk S Meridian
Owner of Record: Horton, Robert L
Sale ID#: 271500279
Property ID#: 27-07-08-203069.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-153564 S 1/2 LOT 19 BROWNLEES ADD
Property Address: 1802 S
Brownlee St
Owner of Record: Ehrhart, Timothy R & Paula J
Sale ID#: 271500281
Property ID#: 27-07-08-301023.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1619-4821 LOT 5 & AL VAC C
D OVERMANS ADD 27-07-08301-023.000-002, 27-07-08-301024.000-002, and 27-07-08-301025.000-002 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Property Address: 2000 Blk S
Clark St. Landlocked
Sale ID#: 271500282
Property ID#: 27-07-08-301024.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-194822 LOT 6 C D OVERMANS
ADD 27-07-08-301-023.000-002,
27-07-08-301-024.000-002, and
27-07-08-301-025.000-002 are to
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Brief Legal Description: 1629-7590 N 1/2 LOT 18 J A
GAUNTTS ADD 27-07-08-302036.000-002 and 27-07-08-302041.000-002 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Brownlee St
Owner of Record: Martin, Jerry
Sale ID#: 271500289
Property ID#: 27-07-08-302044.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-163983, 3985 & 3987 LOTS 4, 6
& 8 HARVEY & FRYS 1ST ADD
George St
Owner of Record: Isenhour,
Ralph
Sale ID#: 271500293
Property ID#: 27-07-08-302145.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-297655.01 LOT 82 EX 12' N/SD J
A GAUNTTS ADD 27-07-08-302145.000-002 and 27-07-08-302154.000-002 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Brownlee St
Owner of Record: Isenhour,
Ralph
Sale ID#: 271500294
Property ID#: 27-07-08-302154.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-297658 LOT 85 J A GAUNTTS
ADD 27-07-08-302-145.000-002
and 27-07-08-302-154.000-002
together.
Brownlee St
Owner of Record: Cooper, Autumn R
Sale ID#: 271500295
Property ID#: 27-07-08-302201.000-002
ADD
Property Address: 823 E 22nd St
Sale ID#: 271500283
Property ID#: 27-07-08-301025.000-002
ADD 27-07-08-301-023.000-002,
27-07-08-301-024.000-002, and
27-07-08-301-025.000-002 are to
Owner of Record: Rwls Iii Llc
Sale ID#: 271500317
Property
ID#: 27-07-17-201094.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-205260.01 E 1/2 LOT 114 SOUTH
PARK
ADD
27-07-17-201094.000-002 and
27-07-17-201-095.000-002 are to
28th St
Owner of Record: Miller, Michele
Marie
Sale ID#: 271500284
Property ID#: 27-07-08-301032.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-318091 PT SW SEC 8 .60 A
Property Address: 1139 Lincoln
Blvd
Owner of Record: Rwls Iii Llc
Sale ID#: 271500318
Property
ID#: 27-07-17-201095.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-205259 LOT 113 SOUTH PARK
ADD 27-07-17-201-094.000-002
and 27-07-17-201-095.000-002
together.
Owner of Record: Merrill, James
A & Mary Anne
Sale ID#: 271500285
Property ID#: 27-07-08-302010.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-163980.01 & 3981 LOT 2 & 71' E/
END LOT 1 HARVEY & FRYS
ADD
George St
Owner of Record: Walker, Lenisha K
Sale ID#: 271500287
Property ID#: 27-07-08-302036.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-297589 LOT 17 J A GAUNTTS
ADD 27-07-08-302-036.000-002
and 27-07-08-302-041.000-002
together.
Brownlee St
Owner of Record: Walker, Lenisha K
Sale ID#: 271500288
Property ID#: 27-07-08-302041.000-002
Owner of Record: Copp, Charles
E & Robyn E
Sale ID#: 271500320
Property
ID#: 27-07-17-201163.001-002
Brief Legal Description: PT NW
NE SEC 17 .04A
29th St
Owner of Record: White North
Investors Lp
Sale ID#: 271500323
Property
ID#: 27-07-17-201188.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-205092 LOT 1 SOUTH PARK ADD
Property Address: 2923 S Home
Ave
Owner of Record: Union Federal
Sav Bk Of Indy
Sale ID#: 271500324
Property ID#: 27-07-17-202023.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-184738.02 & 4739.04 14.6X92'
W/END LOT 141 & 14.6X46' W
EN 1/2 LOT 143 MENDENHALL
ADD
Owner of Record: Burnette, Judi
D
Sale ID#: 271500327
Property ID#: 27-07-17-202063.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-184715 & 4716 & 4717 LOTS 118
THRU 120 MENDENHALL ADD
27th St
Owner of Record: Gump, Michael
Sale ID#: 271500328
Property ID#: 27-07-17-202101.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-184651 & 4652 LOTS 54 & 55
MENDENHALL ADD
Brownlee St Vacant Lot
Owner of Record: Keys, Roger
Sfc Et Ux
Sale ID#: 271500335
Property ID#: 27-07-17-202127.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-174298 LOT 9 HIGHLAND ADD
27-07-17-202-127.000-002 and
27-07-17-202-141.000-002 are to
Meridian St
Owner of Record: Keys, Roger
Sfc Et Ux
Sale ID#: 271500336
Property ID#: 27-07-17-202141.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-174299 LOT 10 HIGHLAND ADD
27-07-17-202-127.000-002 and
27-07-17-202-141.000-002 are to
Meridian St
Owner of Record: Morrell, Delores A
Sale ID#: 271500338
Property ID#: 27-07-17-202175.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1617-4322.01 22' S/SD LOT 33
HIGHLAND ADD
Browlee St
Owner of Record: Lewis, James
A
Sale ID#: 271500341
Property ID#: 27-07-17-204013.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-339161 PT SW COR SEC 17 .717
A
St
Owner of Record: Cotton, Simmie
Sale ID#: 271500348
Property ID#: 27-07-18-101072.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-266802 LOT 124 LEE HALLS
ADD 27-07-18-101-072.000-002
and 27-07-18-101-080.000-002
together.
Florence St
Owner of Record: Cotton, Simmie
Sale ID#: 271500349
Property ID#: 27-07-18-101080.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-266803 LOT 133 LEE HALLS
ADD 27-07-18-101-072.000-002
and 27-07-18-101-080.000-002
together.
Florence St
Owner of Record: Konoyima,
Sahr Eric
Sale ID#: 271500351
Property ID#: 27-07-18-102021.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-215542 LOT 12 WADES ADD
Gallatin St
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Brief Legal Description: 16-235947 LOT 4 WIGGER & PENCE
3RD ADD
Property Address: 3601 S Nebraska St
Brief Legal Description: 15-061366 40' E SIDE LOT 273 MRE
COS 1ST ADD.
Property Address: 1502 W Marion Ave
Owner of Record: Mathias, Pansy A & D M Timmons & Judith A
Alexander Jt/Tn
Sale ID#: 271500540
Property ID#: 27-06-01-103143.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-081997.01, 1998 & 1999 E 1/2 LOT
847 & LOTS 848 & 849 MRE
COS 1ST ADD.
Property Address: 1708 W 1st St
Owner of Record: Drake, Desirea
Sale ID#: 271500455
Property ID#: 27-07-18-403033.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1623-6060 LOT 14 WIGGER &
PENCES 4TH ADD 27-07-18403-033.000-002 and 27-07-18403-040.000-002 are to be sold
Felton St
Owner of Record: Cb Rentals Llc
Sale ID#: 271500521
Property ID#: 27-06-01-101260.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-071523 LOT 409 MRE COS 1ST
ADD.
Property Address: 1307 W Jeffras Ave
Owner of Record: Sullivan, Timothy & Veronica
Sale ID#: 271500545
Property ID#: 27-06-01-103181.000-008
ADD.
Owner of Record: Mullis, Deloris
D
Sale ID#: 271500522
Property ID#: 27-06-01-101271.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-071581 & 1582 LOT 488 EX 11' W/
SD & LOT 489 MRE COS 1ST
ADD
Property Address: 1504 W Euclid
Ave
Owner of Record: Crs Contract
Services Llc
Sale ID#: 271500546
Property ID#: 27-06-01-104002.000-008
ADD
Ave
Sale,
Owner of Record: Reca Limited
Partnership
Sale ID#: 271500352
Property ID#: 27-07-18-102121.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-277254 LOT 4 JAS ESTEPS ADD
Owner of Record: Seytron Investors No 1 Llc
Sale ID#: 271500355
Property ID#: 27-07-18-102199.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-225818.05 5822.01 5823 5823.01
14X47' SE COR LOT 23 & 3'
W/SD LOTS 27 & 28 & AL VAC
WHARTON ADD
Owner of Record: Howard, Barbara C
Sale ID#: 271500358
Property ID#: 27-07-18-103023.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-246278 LOT 46 WINCHELS ADD
Owner of Record: Stewart, Ronald
Sale ID#: 271500359
Property ID#: 27-07-18-103044.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-246250 LOT 27 EX 50' S/END
WINCHELS ADD
Owner of Record: Home America Fund I Lp
Sale ID#: 271500360
Property ID#: 27-07-18-103047.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-246275 LOT 43 WINCHELS ADD
Owner of Record: Mace Food
Stores Inc
Sale ID#: 271500361
Property ID#: 27-07-18-103132.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-277236 LOT 6 JOHN M DICKEYS
ADD
Owner of Record: Balderas, Enett G
Sale ID#: 271500362
Property ID#: 27-07-18-104002.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-215365 LOT 4 GEO W STEELES
ADD
Owner of Record: Kistler, Lisa G
Sale ID#: 271500367
Property ID#: 27-07-18-104059.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-215398.01 S 1/2 LOT 34 GEO W
STEELES ADD
Team Llc
Sale ID#: 271500372
Property ID#: 27-07-18-104075.000-002
ADD 27-07-18-104-075.000-002
and 27-07-18-104-086.000-002
together.
Team Llc
Sale ID#: 271500374
Property ID#: 27-07-18-104086.000-002
ADD 27-07-18-104-075.000-002
and 27-07-18-104-086.000-002
together.
Owner of Record: Isaacs, Amanda
Sale ID#: 271500376
Property ID#: 27-07-18-104094.000-002
ADD
Owner of Record: Jas Associates Inc
Sale ID#: 271500379
Property ID#: 27-07-18-104138.000-002
ADD
Owner of Record: Citibank N.A.
Sale ID#: 271500384
Property ID#: 27-07-18-201096.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-194860 LOT 9 ROBERT OVERMANS ADD
Nebraska St
Owner of Record: Ramsey, Bill
W & Norine
Sale ID#: 271500387
Property ID#: 27-07-18-201151.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-194853 LOT 2 ROBERT OVERMANS ADD
Nebraska St
Owner of Record: Hueston, Eugene
Sale ID#: 271500389
Property ID#: 27-07-18-202070.000-002
LENFESTY ADD 27-07-18-202070.000-002 and 27-07-18-202075.000-002 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Landess St
Owner of Record: Hueston, Eugene
Sale ID#: 271500390
Property ID#: 27-07-18-202075.000-002
LENFESTY ADD 27-07-18-202070.000-002 and 27-07-18-202075.000-002 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Landess St
Owner of Record: Dyson, Charlene E
Sale ID#: 271500396
Property ID#: 27-07-18-203134.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-256529 LOT 299 & 304 & 307
WINCHELS 3RD ADD
Property Address: 3202 S Landess St
Owner of Record: Webb, Clora
& Roy
Sale ID#: 271500397
Property ID#: 27-07-18-204002.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-256468 LOT 216 WINCHELS 2ND
ADD 27-07-18-204-002.000-002
and 27-07-18-204-013.000-002
together.
30th St
Royston
Sale ID#: 271500398
Property ID#: 27-07-18-204003.000-002
ADD 27-07-18-204-003.000-002
and 27-07-18-204-014.000-002
together.
Torrence St
Owner of Record: Webb, Clora
& Roy
Sale ID#: 271500400
Property ID#: 27-07-18-204013.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 1625-6469
N 1/2 LOT 217
WINCHELS 2ND ADD 27-07-18204-002.000-002 and 27-07-18204-013.000-002 are to be sold
30th St
Royston
Sale ID#: 271500401
Property ID#: 27-07-18-204014.000-002
ADD 27-07-18-204-003.000-002
and 27-07-18-204-014.000-002
together.
Torrence St
Owner of Record: Boyd, Donald
D & Patricia A
Sale ID#: 271500402
Property ID#: 27-07-18-204018.000-002
ADD
St
Owner of Record: Tax Lien Trust
2033
Sale ID#: 271500403
Property ID#: 27-07-18-204028.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-256418.01 & 6419 LOT 131 EX
40' S/SD & LOT 132 WINCHELS
2ND ADD
St
Owner of Record: Jackson, Martha E
Sale ID#: 271500405
Property ID#: 27-07-18-204117.000-002
ADD
Property Address: 3124 S Selby
St
Owner of Record: Esther,
George
Sale ID#: 271500408
Property ID#: 27-07-18-301063.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-225773 LOT 91 WEBSTER &
WINCHELS ADD
Property Address: 400 Blk W
34th St
Owner of Record: Weaver, Elizabeth
Sale ID#: 271500413
Property ID#: 27-07-18-301102.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-225749 33 1/3' N SD LOT 149
WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD
Nebraska St
Owner of Record: Roller, Michael D & Connie S
Sale ID#: 271500432
Property ID#: 27-07-18-304007.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-235881 N 1/2 LOT 1 EX 165' W/
END WIGGER & PENCE 1ST
ADD
Owner of Record: Rogers, Dewayne
Sale ID#: 271500435
Property ID#: 27-07-18-304020.000-002
PENCE 2ND ADD
Owner of Record: Brubaker, Brian Matthew
Sale ID#: 271500436
Property ID#: 27-07-18-304023.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-235890.01 S 1/2 LOT 3 WIGGER
& PENCE 2ND ADD
Nebraska St
Owner of Record: Mills, Wallace
E & Carolyn A
Sale ID#: 271500442
Property ID#: 27-07-18-402019.000-002
WINCHELS ADD
Gallatin
Owner of Record: Mills, Wallace
E & Carolyn A
Sale ID#: 271500443
Property ID#: 27-07-18-402023.000-002
WINCHELS ADD
Gallatin
Owner of Record: Sumit Garg
Sale ID#: 271500445
Property ID#: 27-07-18-402060.000-002
WINCHELS ADD
Property Address: 3413 S Felton
St
Owner of Record: Lewis, Robert
H
Sale ID#: 271500449
Property ID#: 27-07-18-402084.000-002
WINCHELS ADD 27-07-18-402084.000-002 and 27-07-18-402094.000-002 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
St
Owner of Record: Lewis, Robert
H
Sale ID#: 271500450
Property ID#: 27-07-18-402094.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-225698 LOT 200 EX 100' E/END
WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD
27-07-18-402-084.000-002 and
27-07-18-402-094.000-002 are
to be sold and redeemed together.
Felton St
Owner of Record: Connaughton,
Meghan
Sale ID#: 271500452
Property ID#: 27-07-18-402168.000-002
Brief Legal Description: 16-256706.01 S 1/2 LOT 493 & 5' S/
SD N 1/2 LOT 493WINCHELS
3RD ADD
Owner of Record: Becraft, Nora
& Darrell L Barkdull & Clymenie
M Jones Jt/Tn/Rts/Surv
Sale ID#: 271500453
Property ID#: 27-07-18-403001.000-002
March 1, 2016
Owner of Record: Drake, Desirea
Sale ID#: 271500456
Property ID#: 27-07-18-403040.000-002
PENCES 4TH ADD 27-07-18403-033.000-002 and 27-07-18403-040.000-002 are to be sold
St
Tax Unit Name:
Fairmount Corporation
Owner of Record: Tedder, Phyllis J
Sale ID#: 271500477
Property ID#: 27-10-29-103030.000-004
Brief Legal Description: 24-061244 LOT 88 FLG & IMP COS
1ST ADD.
Property Address: 312 N Barclay
St
Owner of Record: Lane, Wendell
D
Sale ID#: 271500479
Property ID#: 27-10-29-201083.000-004
Brief Legal Description: 24-04786 LOT 1 HENLEY & BRUNTS
3RD ADD.
Property Address: 604 N Elm St
Owner of Record: Hedrick, Mary
Dean
Sale ID#: 271500498
Property ID#: 27-10-29-402128.000-004
Brief Legal Description: 24-03691 LOT 101 S M & NS ADD.
Property Address: 401 S Penn St
Tax Unit Name:
Franklin/Marion
Owner of Record: Sexton, Tracey
Sale ID#: 271500503
Property ID#: 27-06-11-103027.000-006
Brief Legal Description: LOTS 28
THRU 34 BLK 72 WESTERN PK
ADD
St
Owner of Record: Dotson,
Charles & Sudie
Sale ID#: 271500506
Property ID#: 27-06-11-302037.001-006
Brief Legal Description: 13-02363.01 A M PT W COR SW SEC
11 0.1632 A
Property Address: 2763 W Avon
Ave
Tax Unit Name:
Marion/Franklin
Owner of Record: Sollars, Joseph S
Sale ID#: 271500518
Property ID#: 27-06-01-101077.000-008
ADD.
Property Address: 1525 W Factory Ave
Owner of Record: Dodson, Harmon R & Nancy L
Sale ID#: 271500519
Property ID#: 27-06-01-101121.000-008
Owner of Record: Couchman,
April A
Sale ID#: 271500526
Property ID#: 27-06-01-102025.000-008
MRE COS 1ST ADD.
Property Address: 1609 W Factory Ave
Owner of Record: Zaro, Robert
Sale ID#: 271500527
Property ID#: 27-06-01-102043.000-008
ADD.
Property Address: 1610 W Marion Ave
Owner of Record: Detro, Phyllis
J
Sale ID#: 271500529
Property ID#: 27-06-01-102094.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-071615 W 1/2 LOT 455 MRE
COS 1ST ADD. 27-06-01-102093.000-008 and 27-06-01-102094.000-008 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Owner of Record: Btn Acceptance Llc
Sale ID#: 271500530
Property ID#: 27-06-01-102097.000-008
ADD.
Owner of Record: Mda 11, Llc
Sale ID#: 271500534
Property ID#: 27-06-01-103016.000-008
MRE COS 1ST ADD.
Ave
Owner of Record: Guy, Dusty Jr
Sale ID#: 271500537
Property ID#: 27-06-01-103120.000-008
ADD.
Property Address: 1701 W Nelson St
Owner of Record: Stannard,
Danny R & Teresa L
Sale ID#: 271500538
Property ID#: 27-06-01-103133.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-081952 & 1953 LOT 803 & E 1/2
LOT 804 MRE COS 1ST ADD.
Owner of Record: Shane, Timothy Alan
Sale ID#: 271500547
Property ID#: 27-06-01-104007.000-008
ADD.
Property Address: 1517 Euclid
Ave
Owner of Record: Turner, Randall K & Mickie A
Sale ID#: 271500549
Property ID#: 27-06-01-104051.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-071688 & 1687.01 17 1/2' W S LT
597 & E 1/2 LT 596; MRE COS
1ST ADD
Owner of Record: Clark, Roger
Sale ID#: 271500553
Property ID#: 27-06-01-104084.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-081807 & 1808 W 2/3 LOT 660 &
LOT 661 MRE COS 1ST ADD
- NON TAXABLE
Owner of Record: Sexton, Greg
& Tracey
Sale ID#: 271500559
Property ID#: 27-06-01-104198.000-008
ADD
Owner of Record: Kelly, Matt
Sale ID#: 271500561
Property ID#: 27-06-01-201089.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-03765 LOT 58 CANTONS ADD.
Ave
Owner of Record: Chance, Wm
C Trustee Tr 101
Sale ID#: 271500562
Property ID#: 27-06-01-203057.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-163849.06-A PT W NW. SEC 1.
1.045 A.
Property Address: 2200 W 2nd
St
Owner of Record: Centers, Ronald R & Michelle L
Sale ID#: 271500563
Property ID#: 27-06-01-204004.001-008
Brief Legal Description: LOTS
74, 75 & 76 CANTON ADDITION
Euclid Ave
Owner of Record: Farrer, Jason
Sale ID#: 271500565
Property ID#: 27-06-01-204024.000-008
The News Herald
Brief Legal Description: 15-03786 LOT 90 CANTON ADD.
27-06-01-204-024.000-008, 2706-01-204-025.000-008, and 2706-01-204-026.000-008 are to
Sale ID#: 271500566
Property ID#: 27-06-01-204025.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-03784, 785 & 786 LOTS 88, 89
& 90 CANTON ADD 27-06-01204-024.000-008, 27-06-01-204025.000-008, and 27-06-01-204026.000-008 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Sale ID#: 271500567
Property ID#: 27-06-01-204026.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-03784 LOT 88 CANTON ADD.
27-06-01-204-024.000-008, 2706-01-204-025.000-008, and 2706-01-204-026.000-008 are to
Owner of Record: Copeland,
Shannon M & Ronald R Centers
Sale ID#: 271500570
Property ID#: 27-06-01-204073.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 1501-9 & 97 LOTS 58 & 59 J J
BRADNERS ADD 27-06-01-204073.000-008 and 27-06-01-204074.000-008 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Owner of Record: Copeland,
Shannon M & Ronald R Centers
Sale ID#: 271500571
Property ID#: 27-06-01-204074.000-008
LOT 59 J J BRADNERS ADD.
27-06-01-204-073.000-008 and
27-06-01-204-074.000-008 are to
Rescue, Llc
Sale ID#: 271500572
Property ID#: 27-06-01-204082.000-008
LOT 50 J J BRADNERS ADD
Owner of Record: Norton Suites
Condominiums, Inc
Sale ID#: 271500576
Property ID#: 27-06-01-301008.101-008
Brief Legal Description: E/SD
LOT 1 NORTON PROPERTIES
S/D
Property Address: 301 S Norton
St
Owner of Record: Ricketts, Kenny M
Sale ID#: 271500593
Property ID#: 27-06-01-402105.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-061266 LOT 90 BOSWELLS ADD
Owner of Record: Knight, Patricia
Sale ID#: 271500596
Property ID#: 27-06-01-402179.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-04859 LOT 37 EX R OF W; PCC &
ST L RR;WM FEIGHNERS 1ST
ADD
Owner of Record: Thompson, J
C & Mabel
Sale ID#: 271500597
Property ID#: 27-06-01-403007.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-03532 112 3/4' W END LT 2 & 165'
E END LT 2; PARKERSBURG
ADD
Owner of Record: Malone, Stephen A
Sale ID#: 271500599
Property ID#: 27-06-01-404057.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-02463 PT LOT 2 ROSE LAWN
ADD. 27-06-01-404-057.000-008
and 27-06-01-404-058.000-008
together.
6th St
Owner of Record: Malone, Stephen A
Sale ID#: 271500600
Property ID#: 27-06-01-404058.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-02464 PT LOT 3 ROSE LAWN
ADD. 27-06-01-404-057.000-008
and 27-06-01-404-058.000-008
together.
6th St
Owner of Record: Creek, Max E
& Betty J
Sale ID#: 271500607
Property ID#: 27-06-02-404100.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-102392 LOT 95 MILLERS 1ST
ADD.
Owner of Record: Hatton, Diane
L
Sale ID#: 271500608
Property ID#: 27-06-02-404101.000-008
ADD.
Owner of Record: Resa Limited
Partnership
Sale ID#: 271500609
Property ID#: 27-06-02-404102.000-008
ADD.
Owner of Record: Hale, Rodney
James & Darlene Hale
Sale ID#: 271500612
Property
ID#: 27-06-11-101073.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-153510.01 & 3511 LOT 10 EX W/
SD & LOT 11 BLK 66 WESTERN
PK ADD
St
Owner of Record: Ellis, Samuel
John
Sale ID#: 271500614
Property
ID#: 27-06-11-101078.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-153531, 3532 & 3533 LOTS 4, 5 &
6 BLK 66 WESTERN PK ADD
27-06-11-101-078.000-008 and
27-06-11-101-079.000-008 are to
11th St
Owner of Record: Ellis, Samuel
John
Sale ID#: 271500615
Property
ID#: 27-06-11-101079.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-153531 & 3532 LOTS 4 & 5 BLK
66 WESTERN PK ADD. 27-0611-101-078.000-008 and 27-0611-101-079.000-008 are to be
sold and redeemed together.
St
Owner of Record: Riddle, Peter
John
Sale ID#: 271500625
Property ID#: 27-06-12-102163.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-122890, 2892 & 2893 LOT 21
THRU 24 BLK 14 EMPIRE ADD.
Property Address: 1117 S Geneva Ave
Owner of Record: Van Hoose,
Juanita S (Lowery)
Sale ID#: 271500628
Property ID#: 27-06-12-104036.001-008
Brief Legal Description: 1627 SQ
FT N SD LOT 9 BLK 21 EMPIRE
ADD
St
Owner of Record: Martin, Lyda
Sale ID#: 271500634
Property ID#: 27-06-12-201115.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-133141, 3141.01 21' W/SD LT 106
& 7X21' 11TH ST VAC; PARK
LYNN ADD
St
Owner of Record: Flynn, Jennifer
Sale ID#: 271500637
Property ID#: 27-06-12-201168.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-133212 LOT 137 PARK LYNN
ADD.
St
Owner of Record: Lautzenheiser,
Renee D/B/A Rett Properties
Sale ID#: 271500638
Property ID#: 27-06-12-201188.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-143403 & 3404 LOTS 196, 197 &
W 1/2 LOT 198 IRONDALE ADD.
St
Owner of Record: Iris I Hunnicutt
Und 1/2 Int And Lucy L Hunnicutt
Und 1/2 Int
Sale ID#: 271500639
Property ID#: 27-06-12-202001.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-123010 THRU 3016 LOTS 1 THRU
7 HICKEYS 1ST ADD. 27-06-12202-001.000-008 and 27-06-12202-002.000-008 are to be sold
9th St
Owner of Record: Iris I Hunnicutt
Und 1/2 Int And Lucy L Hunnicutt
Und 1/2 Int
Sale ID#: 271500640
Property ID#: 27-06-12-202002.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-123017 LOT 8 HICKEYS 1ST
ADD. 27-06-12-202-001.000-008
and 27-06-12-202-002.000-008
together.
9th St
Owner of Record: Martin, Lyda
Sale ID#: 271500647
Property ID#: 27-06-12-202077.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-143265 LOT 91 IRONDALE ADD.
Property Address: 2100 W Blk
11th St
Owner of Record: Jones, Leroy
Jr
Sale ID#: 271500648
Property ID#: 27-06-12-203052.000-008
Brief Legal Description: 15-184798 FAIRFIELD ADD SEC 4
LOT 77
Property Address: 2150 S Fairfield Dr
Owner of Record: University
Marketplace Llc
Sale ID#: 271500654
Property ID#: 27-06-24-100009.075-008
Brief Legal Description: UNIT 16
UNIVERISITY MARKETPLACE
RETAIL CONDOMINIUM CONT
.86 A
Property Address: 4200 Blk
Western Ave Parking Lot
Tax Unit Name:
Liberty
Owner of Record: Collett, Steven
James & Shannon L
Sale ID#: 271500681
Property ID#: 27-11-21-400010.001-015
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Brief Legal Description: 10-02330.01 PT SE SE SEC 21 .167 A
Property Address: 3600 W 900 S
Tax Unit Name:
Mill
Owner of Record: Carbajal,
Rene
Sale ID#: 271500690
Property ID#: 27-07-29-201007.002-016
Brief Legal Description: PT NE
NW SEC 29 1.03 A
Owner of Record: Turner, Randy
& Mickie
Sale ID#: 271500703
Property ID#: 27-07-33-204009.000-016
Brief Legal Description: 06-02405 PT N FR NW SEC 33 .73 A
Property Address: 1970 E Old
Kokomo Rd
Owner of Record: Fordyce, Gary
T
Sale ID#: 271500708
Property ID#: 27-10-03-302017.000-016
Brief Legal Description: 06-061464 - 1467 LOTS 19 THRU 22
WJ IIAMS 1ST ADD.
Property Address: 3171 E 551 S
Owner of Record: Brown, Terry
Sale ID#: 271500709
Property ID#: 27-10-04-104077.000-016
Brief Legal Description: 06-061413;1414;1415 & 1416 LOTS
315 THRU 318 GLYNCOED
ADD.
Property Address: 2700 Blk W S
L St
Owner of Record: Dunham, Priscilla P
Sale ID#: 271500711
Property ID#: 27-10-04-104088.000-016
Brief Legal Description: 06-061441 LOT A GLYNCOED ADD.
Property Address: Rogers Ave *
S M St
Tax Unit Name:
Gas City Corporation
Owner of Record: Pass, Douglass & Sandra
Sale ID#: 271500721
Property ID#: 27-07-33-103026.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-0128.01 37' E SIDE N END LOT
29 O P. 27-07-33-103-026.000018 and 27-07-33-103-027.000018 are to be sold and redeemed
together.
Property Address: 109 Ward St
Owner of Record: Pass, Douglass & Sandra
Sale ID#: 271500722
Property ID#: 27-07-33-103027.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-0129.02 37' E SIDE N END LOT
29 45' N END LOT 30 O P. 2707-33-103-026.000-018 and 2707-33-103-027.000-018 are to be
Property Address: 109 Ward St
Owner of Record: Pass, Sandra
& Douglas
Sale ID#: 271500723
Property ID#: 27-07-33-103028.000-018
39' E/SD S/END LOT 29 & 12'
W/SD S/END LOT 30 O.P. 27-0733-103-028.000-018, 27-07-33103-029.000-018, and 27-07-33103-030.000-018 are to be sold
Property Address: 106 Vine St
& Douglas
Sale ID#: 271500724
Property ID#: 27-07-33-103029.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-0128.03 5 1/2 X 87' E-SD LOT 29
O P. 27-07-33-103-028.000-018,
27-07-33-103-029.000-018, and
27-07-33-103-030.000-018 are to
& Douglas
Sale ID#: 271500725
Property ID#: 27-07-33-103030.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 2301-29.01 12 1/2 X 87' W SD
S END LOT 30 O P. 27-07-33103-028.000-018, 27-07-33-103029.000-018, and 27-07-33-103030.000-018 are to be sold and
redeemed together.
Owner of Record: Crouch, Deanna 2 / 3 Int & Crouch Clarissa A
1 / 3 Int
Sale ID#: 271500726
Property ID#: 27-07-33-104012.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-02438.01 439 10' E SD LOT 1117
& 28' W SD LOT 1118 GCL COS
1ST ADD
Property Address: 121 W North
D St
Owner of Record: Teegarden,
David & Heather
Sale ID#: 271500735
Property ID#: 27-07-33-401090.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-102411 LOT 20 G C L COS 6TH
ADD.
Property Address: 129 W South
A St
Owner of Record: Hunter, John
K
Sale ID#: 271500737
Property ID#: 27-07-33-401138.000-018
ADD.
B St
Owner of Record: Barnes, Teresa
Sale ID#: 271500739
Property ID#: 27-07-33-401166.000-018
ADD.
B St
Owner of Record: Hammond,
Stephen E
Sale ID#: 271500754
Property ID#: 27-07-34-302135.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-051236 LOT 251 G C L COS 1ST
ADD 27-07-34-302-135.000-018
and 27-07-34-302-136.000-018
together.
Property Address: 110 E South
B St
Stephen E
Sale ID#: 271500755
Property ID#: 27-07-34-302136.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-051235 W 1/2 LOT 250 G C L
redeemed together.
B St
Stephen E
Sale ID#: 271500756
Property ID#: 27-07-34-302137.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-051235.01 E 1/2 LOT 250 G C L
redeemed together.
B St
Owner of Record: Cropper, Mark
Sale ID#: 271500760
Property ID#: 27-07-34-303200.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-081920.02 1921 LOT 100 & NW
COR LOT 99 7X65' G C L COS
>>Continued, pg. 14
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Sale,
2ND ADD.
G St
Owner of Record: Arven, Lee
Sale ID#: 271500765
Property ID#: 27-10-03-201074.000-018
Brief Legal Description: 23-164185.01 PT NW. SEC 3. .02 A.
Property Address: 1000 Blk S 4th
St
Tax Unit Name:
Jonesboro Corporation
Owner of Record: Smith, James
R Jr
Sale ID#: 271500770
Property
ID#:
27-07-33-302047.000-019
(20-01-204.01) LOT 128 & VAC E
1/2 3RD AVE OHIO ADD (PT NW
SEC 33 .16A & ST
VA)
Property Address: 408 W 2nd St
Owner of Record: Lewis, Rickey
Doyle & Amber Lynn
Sale ID#: 271500775
Property
ID#:
27-07-33-303086.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-02329.01 6' W SD LOT 79 HARRIS
1ST ADD.
Owner of Record: Dilts, Christopher Duane
Sale ID#: 271500777
Property
ID#:
27-07-33-304024.000-019
N 1/2 LOT 26 OP
Property Address: 309 S Main St
Owner of Record: Brannon, Howard R
Sale ID#: 271500778
Property
ID#:
27-07-33-304030.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-02363 PT NW SEC 33 .20 A 27-0733-304-030.000-019 and 27-0733-304-031.000-019 are to be sold
Owner of Record: Brannon, Howard R
Sale ID#: 271500779
Property
ID#:
27-07-33-304031.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-02365 PT SW SEC 33 .10 A 27-0733-304-030.000-019 and 27-0733-304-031.000-019 are to be sold
Owner of Record: Orr, Kevin D &
Leslie M
Sale ID#: 271500780
Property
ID#:
27-07-33-304037.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-0129.02 & 2903 18 X 36' & 18 X 44'
SE PT LOT 29 OP
Owner of Record: Mitchell, Patrick
L & Kevin E Barrett Llc Tn/Com
Sale ID#: 271500781
Property
ID#:
27-07-33-304042.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-0132.01 32.02 PT 23X45' LOT 32 &
PT 44 1/2X66' NW COR LOT 32
OP OF JONESBORO
Owner of Record: Mills, Amber
Sale ID#: 271500783
Property
ID#:
27-07-33-304075.000-019
S 1/2 LOT 41 OP
Owner of Record: Soultz, Ronald
L
Sale ID#: 271500784
Property
ID#:
27-10-04-104086.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-051035 LOT 124 DOUGLASS PARK
ADD 27-10-04-104-086.000-019
and
27-10-04-104-087.000-019
are to be sold and redeemed together.
Owner of Record: Thomas, Bonnie R
Sale ID#: 271500786
Property
ID#:
27-10-04-201049.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-03467.01 13' S SIDE LOT 5 BLK 1
KNIGHT & HARVEYS ADD. 2710-04-201-049.000-019 and 2710-04-201-053.000-019 are to be
Property Address: 600 Blk S Main
St
Owner of Record: Thomas, Bonnie R
Sale ID#: 271500787
Property
ID#:
27-10-04-201053.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-03470.01 20' N SIDE LOT 8 BLK
1 KNIGHTS & HARVEYS ADD
27-10-04-201-049.000-019 and 2710-04-201-053.000-019 are to be
Property Address: 600 Blk S Main
St
Owner of Record: Dilts, Christopher Duane
Sale ID#: 271500799
Property
ID#: 27-10-04-204039.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-04872 87 FT E END LOT 5 BLK 5
D S HIATTS ADD
Owner of Record: Dunbar, Mark
& Katina
Sale ID#: 271500803
Property
ID#: 27-10-04-204081.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-04889 LOT 14 LOVES ADD
Owner of Record: Lee, Teresa J
Sale ID#: 271500804
Property
ID#: 27-10-04-204090.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-04888.01 S 1/2 LOT 13 LOVES 1ST
ADD.
Owner of Record: Ritter, William L
& Carmen R
Sale ID#: 271500805
Property
ID#:
27-10-04-401023.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-061339, 1340 & 1341 LOTS 130,
131 & 132 RIVERVIEW ADD
27-10-04-401-023.000-019, 27-1004-401-026.000-019, and 27-1004-401-027.000-019 are to be sold
Property Address: 1307 Wiley St
& Carmen R
Sale ID#: 271500806
Property
ID#:
27-10-04-401026.000-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-061340 LOT 131 RIVERVIEW ADD.
27-10-04-401-023.000-019, 27-1004-401-026.000-019, and 27-1004-401-027.000-019 are to be sold
& Carmen R
Sale ID#: 271500807
Property
ID#:
27-10-04-401027.000-019
27-10-04-401-023.000-019, 27-1004-401-026.000-019, and 27-1004-401-027.000-019 are to be sold
Owner of Record: Norris, Pam S
Sale ID#: 271500808
Property
ID#: 27-10-04-402084.001-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-061227 LOT 104 RIVERVIEW ADD
Property Address: 300 Blk E Walker St
Owner of Record: Brubaker, Brian
Matthew
Sale ID#: 271500809
Property
ID#: 27-10-04-402084.002-019
Brief Legal Description: 20-061228 LOT 105 RIVERVIEW ADD
Property Address: 300 Blk E Walker St
Owner of Record: Norris, Pam S
Sale ID#: 271500810
Property
ID#: 27-10-04-402085.000-019
Property Address: 153 Walker St
Owner of Record: Haynes, Larue
Sale ID#: 271500811
Property
ID#: 27-10-04-402088.000-019
Property Address: E Walker St
Tax Unit Name:
Pleasant/Marion
Owner of Record: Moore, Jeffrey A
Sale ID#: 271500834
Property
ID#:
27-03-24-201067.000-021
Brief Legal Description: 03-061373 M LOT 100 WHITERIDGE
SEC 4 27-03-24-201-067.000-021
and
27-03-24-201-068.000-021
are to be sold and redeemed together.
Property Address: 1923 W Lola Dr
Owner of Record: Slaven, Mendel
Carland
Sale ID#: 271500898
Property
ID#:
27-01-18-303014.000-029
LOT 5 LANDESVILLE
Property Address: 4075 N 605 E
Owner of Record: Lucas, Lee E &
Sherry L
Sale ID#: 271500899
Property
ID#:
27-01-18-303024.000-029
LOT 7 LANDESVILLE
Owner of Record: Muncie Bargain
Rentals Inc
Sale ID#: 271500900
Property
ID#:
27-01-18-303027.000-029
& 549.01 N 1/2 LOT 1 LANDESVILLE & S 1/2 LOT 2 O P
Owner of Record: St L & W R R
Co
Sale ID#: 271500901
Property
ID#:
27-01-18-303036.000-029
PT SW SW LANDESVILLE SEC
18 RYW
Property Address: 6119 E 400 N
Tax Unit Name:
Van Buren Corporation
Owner of Record: Miller, Dennis A
& Laura E
Sale ID#: 271500907
Property
ID#:
27-01-15-203058.000-030
LOT 12 GRICES ADD.
Property Address: 305 E Main St
Owner of Record: Lander, Philip &
Sarah J
Sale ID#: 271500838
Property
ID#: 27-03-24-204053.000-021
Brief Legal Description: 03-04583.01 M PT SE NW SEC 24
.289 A
Property Address: Cor St Rd 15 &
Harreld Rd
Owner of Record: I A M Development Llc
Sale ID#: 271500908
Property
ID#:
27-01-15-302009.000-030
Brief Legal Description: 59' E/SD
LOT 3 & 41' W/SD LOT 4 SWANS
ADD.
Tax Unit Name:
Sweetser/Pleasant
Owner of Record: Dunham, Mark
W & Alma A
Sale ID#: 271500862
Property
ID#:
27-03-31-404063.000-024
LOT 3 O P SWEETSER
Property Address: 218 N Greenberry
Owner of Record: Mc Williams Ed
& Troy
Sale ID#: 271500911
Property
ID#:
27-01-16-101012.000-030
LOT 7 LEWIS LANDESS 2ND
ADD. 27-01-16-101-012.000-030
and 27-01-16-101-014.000-030 are
Property Address: 503 N First St
Tax Unit Name:
Richland
Owner of Record: Powell, Debra
Sale ID#: 271500866
Property
ID#:
27-04-33-301027.000-025
Brief Legal Description: 04-021058 & 1059 LOTS 399 & 400 S
PARK ADD CONVERSE
Property Address: 9000 Blk W 141
N 27
Owner of Record: Mc Williams Ed
& Troy
Sale ID#: 271500912
Property
ID#:
27-01-16-101014.000-030
LOT 8 LEWIS LANDESS 2ND
ADD. 27-01-16-101-012.000-030
and 27-01-16-101-014.000-030 are
Property Address: 500 N First St
Owner of Record: Moran, Scott C
Sale ID#: 271500867
Property
ID#:
27-04-33-301028.000-025
Brief Legal Description: 04-021056 & 1057 LOT 397-398 SO
PARK ADD CONVERSE
Property Address: 9000 Blk W 141
N 27
Owner of Record: Gray, Robert &
Jennifer
Sale ID#: 271500913
Property
ID#:
27-01-16-103045.000-030
PT W NE SEC 16 .10 A & 6X66
AL VAC
Tax Unit Name:
Van Buren
Owner of Record: Dearing, Randall
Sale ID#: 271500897
Property
ID#:
27-01-18-303004.000-029
Brief Legal Description: 01-02566, 567 & 568 PT S SW SEC
18 .75 A
Property Address: 6051 E 409 N
Owner of Record: A-Team Construction Specialists Llc
Sale ID#: 271500916
Property
ID#:
27-01-16-401010.000-030
LOT 7 WM CHOPSONS 1ST.
Property Address: 207 W Main St
Owner of Record: Pickett, Kevin
& Amy
Sale ID#: 271500917
Property
ID#:
27-01-16-401033.000-030
Brief Legal Description: 17-01-3.01
32 X 22' NW COR LOT 3 BLK 1
O P.
Property Address: 110 S 1st St
Owner of Record: Mtglq Investors
Lp
Sale ID#: 271500919
Property
ID#:
27-01-16-404054.000-030
37X50' LOT B WOODARDS ADD
Property Address: 600 Blk S 2nd
St
Owner of Record: Chopson, Wm
Sale ID#: 271500920
Property
ID#:
27-01-16-404056.000-030
Brief Legal Description: 17-01188A PT SE SE SEC 16 .10 A
Property Address: 600 Blk S First
St
Owner of Record: Blakely, Travis
W
Sale ID#: 271500921
Property
ID#:
27-01-16-404063.000-030
PT SE. SEC 16. .526 A.
Property Address: 622 S First St
Tax Unit Name:
Marion/Washington
Owner of Record: Koegel, Noah
Sale ID#: 271500951
Property
ID#:
27-02-31-404077.000-033
Brief Legal Description: 14-03552.01 4 X 30' PT LOT 17 &
AL-VAC BRADFORD ADD. 2702-31-404-077.000-033 and 2702-31-404-083.000-033 are to be
Property Address: 305 E Lincoln
St
Owner of Record: Koegel, Noah
Sale ID#: 271500952
Property
ID#:
27-02-31-404083.000-033
Brief Legal Description: 14-03553.01 30 X 66' SE PT LOT 26
BRADFORD ADD. 27-02-31404-077.000-033 and 27-02-31404-083.000-033 are to be sold
Property Address: 305 E Lincoln
St
Owner of Record: Pence, Cynthia M & Terry L
Sale ID#: 271500953
Property ID#: 27-02-31-404089.000-033
Brief Legal Description: 14-03494, 495.01 PT SE FR SEC 31
.14 A & .01 A
Property Address: 525 N Washington St
Owner of Record: Om P Rehil
Llc
Sale ID#: 271500954
Property ID#: 27-02-31-404094.000-033
Brief Legal Description: 14-03512 LOT 33 BRADFORDS
ADD. 27-02-31-404-094.000-033
and 27-02-31-404-109.000-033
together.
Property Address: 125 E Bradford St
Llc
Sale ID#: 271500955
Property ID#: 27-02-31-404109.000-033
ADD. 27-02-31-404-094.000-033
and 27-02-31-404-109.000-033
together.
Llc
Sale ID#: 271500957
Property ID#: 27-02-31-404118.000-033
ADD. 27-02-31-404-118.000-033
and 27-02-31-404-133.000-033
together.
Llc
Sale ID#: 271500958
Property ID#: 27-02-31-404133.000-033
ADD. 27-02-31-404-118.000-033
and 27-02-31-404-133.000-033
together.
Owner of Record: Chaplin, Jeremy J
Sale ID#: 271500959
Property ID#: 27-02-31-404135.000-033
Brief Legal Description: 14-03529.01 & 530.01 55 1/2' E END
LOTS 43 & 56 BRADFORDS
ADD.
Owner of Record: Correa, Pamela
Sale ID#: 271500968
Property ID#: 27-02-32-301006.000-033
Brief Legal Description: 14-04884 LOT 16 D F HORTONS
2ND ADD.
Property Address: 804 E Charles
St
Tax Unit Name:
Fairmount
Owner of Record: Chapman,
Jack & Sue
Sale ID#: 271500976
Property ID#: 27-10-30-300020.000-034
Brief Legal Description: 09-02423 NW SW SEC 30 1.6 A
Property Address: State Road 9
& 950 S
Tax Unit Name:
Fowlerton Corporation
Owner of Record: Wright Finance Inc
Sale ID#: 271500980
Property ID#: 27-10-25-303005.000-035
Brief Legal Description: 18-01226.01 & 227.01 8' W END LOTS
1 & 2 BLK 7 W J LEACHES 1ST
ADD
Property Address: 300 Blk N Elm
Rear
Owner of Record: Wright Finance Inc
Sale ID#: 271500981
Property ID#: 27-10-25-303013.000-035
Brief Legal Description: 18-01227.01 8' W END LOT 2 BLK 7
W J LEACHES 1ST ADD.
Property Address: 300 Blk N Elm
Rear
Total Number of Properties: 269
I hereby certify that the above
real properties have been offered in one tax sale, have not
received a bid for at least the
amount required under I.C. 6-1.124-5 and have been identified
in a resolution of the Board of
Commissioners for Grant County, Indiana, to be offered for sale.
Given under my hand and seal
on 2/17/2016.
Roger A. Bainbridge, Auditor,
Grant County Indiana.
TNH 2/16, 2/23, 3/1
March 1, 2016
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By virtue of a certified copy of a decree directed to me from the
27D01-1506-MF-114, wherein Stratagem Asset-Backed Credit Trust
IV, John P. Jones, Trustee was the Plaintiff, and Evan B. Brubaker,
Ashley D. Bellus; National City Mortgage Co. n/k/a PNC Bank, National Association; Secretary of Housing and Urban Development;
HSBC Finance Corporation f/k/a HSBC Bank Nevada, N.A. f/k/a
Household Bank (SB), N.A. were the Defendants, requiring me to
make the sum as provided for in said Decree with interest and costs,
I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on April 19, 2016, at
the hour of 10:00 am of said day, at 214 East 4th Street, Marion, Indiana, the fee simple of the whole body of Real Estate in Grant County,
Indiana:
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Lot Numbered Five (5) in Section 1 of Lincoln Hills, an addition
to the City of Marion, Indiana, located in the Northeast Quarter of Section Seventeen (17), Township Twenty-four (24) North,
Range eight (8) East in Grant County, Indiana.
Parcel Number: 27-07-17-103-116.000-002/ 016-32027-90
Commonly known as 1509 East 33rd Street, Marion, Indiana
46953
be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. This is
an attempt by a debt collector to collect a debt, and any information
obtained will be used for that purpose.
Reggie E. Nevels
Center Township
1509 East 33rd Street
John B. Flatt
NELSON & FRANKENBERGER
550 Congressional Blvd., Suite 210
Carmel, Indiana 46032
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Sheriff's Department does not warrant the
accuracy of the street address published herein.
Sheriff Sale Number _______________
Served by Sheriff:
Served by Certified Mail:
Evan B. Brubaker
Bryan K. Redmond
Feiwell & Hannoy, P.C.
251 North Illinois Street, #1700
Ashley D. Bellus
Deborah M. Leonard
Marion, Indiana 46953 Assistant United States Attorney
E. Ross Adair Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse
1300 South Harrison Street, RM 3128
Fort Wayne, IN 46802-3489
TNH 3/1, 3/8, 3/15
By virtue of a certified copy of a decree directed to me from the
27D01-1412-MF-207, wherein JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association was the Plaintiff, and Estate of Richard L. Clymer; Burl L.
Doty, Solely as Personal Representative of the Estate of Richard L.
Clymer and Any Unknown Occupants were the Defendants, requiring me to make the sum as provided for in said Decree with interest
and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on April
5, 2016 at the hour of 10:00 a.m. of said day, at 214 East 4th Street,
Marion, Indiana, the fee simple of the whole body of Real Estate in
Grant County, Indiana:
Lot number fifty-five (55) in Gray Dodd's Company's First
Addition to the City of Marion, Indiana.
Parcel Number: 27-06-01-401-204.000-008
Commonly known as 1306 W. 5th St., Marion, Indiana 46953
be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. This is
an attempt by a debt collector to collect a debt, and any information
obtained will be used for that purpose.
If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall
be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
MDK # 14-028855
Sheriff Sale No. ________________
27D01-1502-MF-000029 wherein Deutsche Bank Trust Company
Americas as Indenture Trustee for the registered holders of Saxon
Asset Securities Trust 2004-3 Mortgage Loan Asset Backed Notes,
Series 2004-3 was Plaintiff, and Unknown heirs, devisees, legatees,
beneficiaries of Henry Butler and their unknown creditors; and, the
unknown executor, administrator, or personal representative of the
Estate of Henry Butler, Unknown Occupants and were Defendants
interest and cost, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder
on the 19th day of April 2016, at the hour of 10:00am, or as soon
as thereafter as is possible, at Sheriff's Office at 214 E. 4th Street,
Marion, IN 46952 the fee simple of the whole body of Real Estate in
Grant County, Indiana.
Lot Numbered One (1) in Butler, Rood and Comstock's Addition
to the City of Marion, Grant County, State of Indiana.
Commonly known address: 2502 South Washington Street, Marion, IN 46953
Stephanie A. Reinhart (25071-06
Sarah E. Willms (28840-64)
John R. Cummins (11532-10)
Chris Wiley (26936-10)
Miranda D. Bray (23766-30)
Gail C. Hersh, Jr. (26224-15)
Amanda L. Krenson (28999-61)
Nicholas M. Smith (31800-15)
J. Dustin Smith (29493-06)
P.O. Box 441039
Telephone: 614-222-4921
Reggie E. Nevels,
Township: Center
27-07-07-403-122.000-002
TNH 3/1, 3/8, 3/15
NOTICE
OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Clerk of Grant Superior Court of Grant County, Indiana, in Cause
No.: 27D01-1509-MF-176, wherein Federal National Mortgage Association., was Plaintiff, and Judith K. Nester, was/were Defendant(s),
interest and cost, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder,
on the 7th day of April, 2016, at the hour of 10:00 AM., or as soon
thereafter as is possible, at 214 E. 4th Street, Marion, IN 46952, the
fee simple of the whole body of Real Estate in Grant County, Indiana.
Lot Number Three Hundred Thirty-four (334) in Gray Dodds and
Company`s Second Addition to the Town, now City of Marion,
Indiana.
Franklin Township
1306 W. 5th St.
More Commonly Known As: 517 East Highland Avenue, Marion, IN 46952
27-02-32-203-086.000-003
Served by Sheriff:
Estate of Richard L. Clymer
1306 W. 5th St.
Served by Certified Mail:
Bruce E. McLane
312 S. Washington St.
Marion, IN 46952
This communication is from a debt collector and is an attempt
to collect a debt; any information obtained will be used for that
purpose.
TNH 2/16, 2/23, 3/1
Jennifer L. Snook MARINOSCI LAW GROUP, P.C.
2110 Calumet Avenue,
Valparaiso, IN 46383
Telephone: (219)462-5104
Judith K. Nester
517 East Highland Avenue
Marion, IN 46952
Jim McWhirt
President Grant County Council
February 29, 2016
MDK # 15-028758
Sheriff Sale No. ________________
Clerk of Grant Superior Court #1 of Grant County, Indiana, in Cause
No. 27D01-1510-MF-000197 wherein Deutsche Bank National Trust
Company, as Trustee for Soundview Home Loan Trust 2006-NLC1,
Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-NLC1 was Plaintiff, and
Kevin R. Sexton was the Defendant requiring me to make the sum
as provided for in said Decree with interest and cost, I will expose at
Lots Number Fifteen (15), Twenty (20) and Twenty-One (21) in
C.A. Jay's First addition to the Town of Jonesboro, Indiana.
Commonly known address: 1212 South Main Street, Jonesboro,
IN 46938
Reggie E. Nevels
Fredric Lawrence
NELSON & FRANKENBERGER
550 Congressional Blvd, Suite 210
Carmel, Indiana 46032
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Sheriff's Department does not
warrant the accuracy of the street address published herein.
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Grant County Council will meet in the
Council Chambers of the Grant Complex, 401 South Adams Street,
Marion, IN 46953, on Wednesday, March 9th at 6:00 p.m. to consider and discuss the County’s budget.
Reggie E. Nevels
City of Marion
517 East Highland Avenue,
Marion, IN 46952
Street Address
The Sheriff’s Department does
not warrant the accuracy of the
street address published herein
NOTICE
MARINOSCI LAW GROUP, P.C. IS A DEBT COLLECTOR. THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION
TNH 2/23, 3/1, 3/8
J. Dustin Smith (29493-06)
P.O. Box 441039
Telephone: 614-222-4921
Reggie E. Nevels,
Township: Mill
27-10-04-301-014.000-019
TNH 2/23, 3/1, 3/8
MDK # 15-030046
Sheriff Sale No. ________________
27D01-1510-MF-000202 wherein Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC was
Plaintiff, and Jennifer L. Morris, AKA Jennifer L. Allen, Midland Funding LLC as Assignee of Chase Bank USA, N.A., Allied Imaging, State
of Indiana Department of Revenue, Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.
and James Allen were Defendants requiring me to make the sum as
provided for in said Decree with interest and cost, I will expose at
Lot Number Eighteen (18) in Northview Addition, Section Two
(2) a subdivision of the City of Gas City, Indiana.
Subject to the Restrictive and Protective Covenants, the Easements, the rights of way and all other provisions of the plat and
deed to plat of Northview Addition, Section II, a subdivision of
Grant County, Indiana recorded October 11, 1974 in Plat Description Micro Record 74 page 6 and in Plat Micro Record 74
page 6, Grant County, Indiana Recorder's Office.
Commonly known address: 613 Beech Drive, Gas City, IN 46933
P.O. Box 441039
Telephone: 614-222-4921
Reggie E. Nevels
Township: Mill
27-07-34-102-104.000-018
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Giants stall out against Snider, 65-58
The Marion High School
boys basketball team went
into a stall with a five-point
lead and less than three
minutes to go in the fourth
quarter Saturday night and
wound up turning over the
ball, the lead and the game
as Fort Wayne Snider made
a 14-2 run and put away the
Giants, 65-58.
The game was tightly
played all evening, with
neither team able to build a
double-digit lead and Snider's largest lead coming at
the end.
The Giants managed a
small, three-point lead early
in the fourth quarter, 54-51,
then went into a stall, us-
ing a three-man weave with
Vijay Blackmon, Reggie
Jones and Tim Leavell handling the ball while Jordan
Smith and Juswon White
posted up low.
The strategy backfired, as
Marion turned the ball over
multiple times and failed to
mount any offense. In less
than a minute and a half,
the Giants gave up a traditional three-point play, followed by an offensive foul
on Jones and a three-pointer
by Snider guard Jordan
Hopkins—”his only points
of the game—”and the lead
was gone.
Attempting to re-take
the lead, Marion found it-
self out of sync on offense
and chasing the ball on the
defensive end. The Giants
failed to score on nine of
their last 10 possessions,
and the only basket they
made was an uncontested
layup when Snider had a
five-point lead with just 13
seconds left.
After the game, Marion
Coach James Blackmon
said he called for the stall
in order to prepare his team
for next week's sectional
play. “The thing that we
wanted to do was to prepare
ourselves for the future,”
he said, “Wehn we play in
sectionals, when we get a
team like Hamilton Heights
Highly Wreck-O-Mended
Game of the Week
or Tipton—”when we get
those guys down with three
minutes on the clock—”we
want to make those guys
come out and defend us.
“So our mindset tonight—”if we kept playing,
we win by 10, but there are
certain things I felt like our
team needed to work on.”
Apparently they need
more work. Or perhaps a
better strategy is to just
keep playing and win by
10? “We saw tonight that
when we pull back, the
guys didn't respond well to
that at all.” Blackmon said,
“Instead of handling the
ball strong, we made weak
passes, we didn't hustle
back on defense and we
gave up easy shots.”
“I'm thinking that this
was the night we come together as a team,” Blackmon said, referring to the
Senior Night celebration
that preceded the game.
>>Giants, page 7
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This was a familiar sight Friday night: Fort Wayne Snider’s
Malik Williams (#34 in black) made 12 of 14 shots from
the free throw line on his way to a team-high 18 points as
Snider defeated the Marion Giants.
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Juniors Gina Johnson of
Marion and Robin Scott of
Madison-Grant were picked
as the Hotline’s Co-Players-Of-The-Year in Grant
County girls’ basketball.
Ron Vermilion of Marion
was named the top coach.
Also making the squad were
Maria Weatherly, Shelly
Freshwater and JulieBeth
Hendricks of Marion, Dalinda Atkinson, Sue Jackson
and Julie Shanks of Mississinewa, Susan Zent and
Lisa Wolfgang of Eastbrook,
Tracy Stradling and Tiffany
Edwards of Marion beat host
Muncie Oak Hill and Debbie
St. John of Lakeview Christian.
Marion beat Muncie
Central 74-69 to finish as
the NCC unbeaten champion for the second straight
year. Both teams entered
the game 6-0 in the NCC.
Jay Edwards scored 30 and
Lyndon Jones 22 for the Giants (16-3).
Jim Gallagher, Jr. of Marion had his biggest tourney
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Unbeaten Fort Wayne
Northrop, ranked No. 3 in
the state, edged Marion 5451 in the Fort Wayne semistate finals for girls. Marion
rallied to beat Bremen 5445 in the first round. Gina
Johnson scored 18 and lone
senior Maria Weatherly 14
for Marion. Johnson scored
26 and had 13 rebounds
against Bremen. Weatherly
and Margaret Edwards each
scored 10. Marion finished
18-8.
Madison-Grant lost to
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Schedule
2A BB: Sectional 37: Manchester
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2A BB: Sectional 39: Elwood Community
Alexandria-Monroe
Manchester
3/4 6 pm
3/4 6 pm
Wabash
3/5 7:30 pm
3/1 6 pm
Madison-Grant
3/5 7:30 pm
3/1 6 pm
Southwood
Sectional winner
Cass
Eastern
Sectional winner
Taylor
3/1 7:30 pm
3/1 7:30 pm
Northfield
Elwood
3/4 7:30 pm
Rochester
3/4 7:30 pm
Eastbrook
Oak Hill
3A BB: Sectional 23: Columbia City
3A BB: Sectional 24: Marion
Columbia City
Hamilton Heights
3/4 6 pm
Ft. Wayne Bishop Luers
3/4 6 pm
3/5 7:30 pm
3/1 6 pm
Marion
3/5 7:30 pm
3/1 6 pm
Norwell
Sectional winner
Mississinewa
Blackford
Sectional winner
Yorktown
3/1 7:30 pm
3/1 7:30 pm
Bellmont
Delta
3/4 7:30 pm
3/4 7:30 pm
Heritage
Tipton
Schedule
Thursday, March 3
ALL Day—TF—NAIA National
Championship @ Johnson
City
Friday, March 4
11:00am—WT—IWU @
Cumberland
12:00pm—SB—Taylor @
Georgetown
3:00pm—B—Taylor @ Lindsey
Wilson
Saturday, March 5
9:00am—WT—IWU @
Coastal Georgia
12:00pm—BASE—IWU @
Toccoa Falls
1:00pm—B—Taylor @ Campbellsville University
3:00pm—WT—IWU @ SCAD Sunday, March 6
Monday, March 7
Tuesday, March 8
9:00am—WT—WU @ Southeastern
1:00pm—SB—IWU @ William
Jessup
2:00pm—B—IWU @ TruettMcConnell
3:00pm—B—Taylor @ Manchester
3:30pm—WT—IWU @
Embry-Riddle
Wednesday, March 9
TBA—MB—NAIA National
Championship @ Point
Lookout
TBA—WB—NAIA National
Championship @ Sioux City
1:00pm—B—IWU @ Montreat
1:00pm—WG—SMSU Spring
Invitational
Thursday, March 10
12:00pm—WT—IWU @ Saint
Thomas
12:00pm—SB—IWU @ Menlo
3:00pm—WT—IWU @ Keiser Friday, March 11
12:00pm—SB—IWU @ Menlo
2:00pm—B—Marygrove @
Taylor
4:00pm—WT—IWU @
Bernau
4:00pm—SB—Lordes @
Taylor
Saturday, March 12
9:00am—WT—IWU @ Georgia Gwinett
11:00am—MT—Greenville @
Taylor
1:00pm—B—Cincinnati-Clermont @ Taylor
3:00pm—WT—IWU vs William Carey @ Lawrenceville
Scoreboard
:00pm—WT—Olivet @ IWU
Sunday March 20
Monday, March 21
8:00am—MG—Southeastern
Kentucky Invitational
10:00am—WG—Tennessee
Wesleyan Invitational
12:00pm—WG—Cumberland
Univ Bulldog Invitational
3:00pm—SB—Lourdes @
IWU
Tuesday, March 22
Monday, March 14
9:00am—MG—Battle on
Beale Street
2:00pm—B—Wright StateLake @ IWU
3:00pm—SB—Saint Francis
@ IWU
3:00pm—Taylor @ Point
Tuesday, March 15
Wednesday, March 23
Sunday, March 13
4:00pm—SB—IWU @ Taylor
3:00pm—B—Defiance @
Taylor
Wednesday, March 16
TBA—MT—IWU @ Northwest
Ohio
3:00pm—B—Taylor @ Reinhardt
3:00pm—B—IWU @ IU
Southeast
4:00pm—SB—IWU @ Cincinnati Christian
Thursday, March 24
Thursday, March 17
Friday, March 25
3:00pm—TF—Polar Beat
Invitational @ IWU
3:00pm—SB—IWU @ Bethel
2:00pm—TF—South Florida
Invitational
2:00pm—B—Taylor @ Marian
3:00pm—B—Ohio Christian
@ IWU
2:00pm—B—IWU @ Saint
Francis
3:00pm—SB—Mt. Vernon @
IWU
3:00pm—B—Taylor @ Toccoa
Friday, March 18
Saturday, March 26
TBA—MT—IWU vs. Cardinal
Stitch
ALL DAY—TF—Wake Forest
Open
3:00pm—SB—IWU @ Sienna
Heights
3:00pm—WT—Cardinal
Stritch @ IWU
3:00pm—SB—IWU @ Sienna
Heights
4:00pm—SB—Mt. Vernon @
Taylor
10:00am—TF—Translyvania
Invitational
12:00pm—B—Taylor @ Tocoa
Falls
1:00pm—B—Saint Francis @
IWU
Saturday, Match 19
Tuesday, March 29
9:00am—WT—Davenport @
IWU
12:00pm—B—Marian @
Taylor
1:00pm—SB—IWU @ Huntington
1:30pm—B—Aquinas @ IWU
Sunday, March 27
Monday, March 28
12:00pm—SB—Indiana Tech
@ IWU
2:00pm—B—Cincinnati Christian @ IWU
3:00pm—SB—IWU @ Spring
Arbor
5:00pm—Huntington @ Taylor
6:00pm—Indiana Tech @
Taylor
March 1, 2016
February 22-28, 2016
Women’s Basketball
02/23—IWU 62-49 Bethel
02/26—Goshen 59-61 IWU
Men’s Basketball
02/27—IWU 104—91 Bethel
Boy’s Basketball
02/23—Eastbrook 36-75
Southwood
02/23—Monroe Central 6339 Madison-Grant
02/23—Northwestern 79-54
Oak Hill
02/25—Mississinewa 53-68
New Caastle
02/25—IWU 87-79 Huntington
02/26—South Adams 67-54
Eastbrook
02/26—Northfield 42-83 Oak
Hill
02/26—Fort Wayne 6558 Marion (Game of the
Week)
Gymnastics
2015-16 IHSAA Gynmastics
Sectionals (Vaults, Bars,
Beam, Floor, Total)
1. Fort Wayne Bishop
Dwenger 28.825—28.350—
28.400—27.625—113.200
2. Homestead 27.000—
26.450—27.200—27.775—
108.425
3. Carroll 26.475—26.650—
27.500—26.500—107.125
4. Huntington North
26.300—22.800—26.675—
26.550—102.325
5. Fort Wayne Concordia
Lutheran 26.100—25.000—
25.000—25.725—101.825
6. Fort Wayne Northrop
26.100—23.850—24.800—
26.125—100.875
7. Fort Wayne Snider
25.600—22.600—23.575—
23.875—95.650
8. Jay County 25.400—
22.950—22.050—24.675—
95.075
9. Fort Wayne Wayne
24.700—15.250—20.500—
21.050—81.500
10. Marion 23.350—
16.950—18.100—19.675—
78.075
Women’s Tennis
02/27—IWU 9-0 Taylor
Men’s Tennis
02/26—Taylor 0-9 Ball State
02/27—IWU 6-2 Cornerstone
Swimming
2016 IHSAA Fishers Finals
Sectional Boys
1. Fishers—539
2. Hamilton Southeastern—499
3. Pendleton Heights —262 4. Oak Hill—259
5. Anderson—210
6. Yorktown—126
7. Marion—86
8. Elwood—54
9. Liberty Christian—32
10. Lapel—17
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Frankton 78-52 and to
Fort Wayne Harding 6862. That made the Argylls
8-10. Tom Brunt scored 24
and Scott Craw 14 against
Harding. Brunt had 17
against Frankton.
Mississinewa hit 40 of
61 shots to beat Bennett
83-49. The Indians lost to
Peru 59-52 the next night.
Fred Hodson scored 23.
Jeff Liddiack 18 and Kris
Schrader 16 against Bennett. Hodson had 18 and
Schrader 13 in the loss to
Peru.
Dian Cannon scores 27
to Bennett’s 83-49 loss to
Mississinewa.
Marion won its second
straight NCC gymnastics
champioship.
Marion finished fourth
in the South Adams swim
section. Tom Carney got
second in both the 200 free
and 100 back.
Oak Hill won over North
Miami as David Cretsigner
scored 25. Loren Garner
had 15. Jeff Piecer 13 and
Scott Deaton 10.
Perry Frank broke the
Marion College career
scoring record in a 90-79
loss to St. Francis. He finished the game with 2,410
career points, breaking
the old mark of 2,409 by
Speedy Walker. Marion
College finished the regular reason with 17-13 record.
Eastbrook fell to 4-13
with a 57-47 loss to Delta.
Bob Bratcher led the Panthers with 14 while Mike
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Jacob got 11 and Brad Oliver 10.
Kevin North shot 721
and Carolyn Story had 670
to lead the county bowlers.
1988
Marion's Wayne and Kim
Seybold were to represent
the USA in the February
Winter Olympics in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. They
became members of the
USA figure skating team by
taking the third place bronze
medal in the U.S. Championships in Denver. Wayne
was 24 and Kim 22. They
graduated from Marion
High School.
Freshman Jerry Freshwater hit the game-winning
free throws with five seconds left as Marion edged
visiting Indianapolis Ben
Davis 63-61. They were
his only points of the game
and he was making his first
varsity start. Anthony Butler scored 20, Sean Recometa 18 and David Anderson 13 to lead Marion. The
previous night, Richmond
beat Marion 96-77 for its
first win since 1979 over
the Giants, who had won
10 straight against the Red
Devils. Butler scored 21,
Recometa 17 and Johnnie
Williams 12. Woody Austin
scored 29, 10 in the final period, for Richmond.
Mississinewa used rebounding and defense to
beat Oak Hill 49-45 in
the Grant Four finals at
Madison-Grant. The Indians were playing without
suspended standout Kris
Schrader. It was the second
Grant Four title for the Indians with the other coming
in 1994. Mickey McPherson led the big win with 15
points. Jeff Liddick had 14,
Mike Harrier 10, Steve Foy
eight and Richie May two.
May made two free throws
with 27 seconds left to make
it a 49-45 final. Matt Halo
scored 16 (13 first half) to
lead Oak Hill. He hit four of
five three-point tries. Andy
Brock added 11. Hamer got
the tourney's MAT Sportsmanship Award.
Mississinewa got past
Eastbrook 50-47 in the first
round of the Grant Four. Jeff
Liddick scored 14, Mickey
McPherson 11 and Steve
Foy 10. Chris Smedley
scored 15 and James Harness 11 for Eastbrook.
Oak Hill stopped Madison-Grant 57-50 in the other
Grant Four first round game.
Chris Blair scores 19, Ryan
Watts 15 and Andy Brock
10 in the win. Ricky Martin
had 15 points, Steve Vinson
11 and Mark Rosenthal 10
for the Argylls.
Madison-Grant won over
Eastbrook 52-35 in the Grant
Four consolation. Rick Marin
scored 16 and Peter Selby 12
for the Argylls. Chris Smedley led the Panthers with
18. That gave Eastbrook six
straight losses.
Kelly Shively’s basket
in the closing seconds climaxed a great rally as the
Mississinewa girls beat Elwood. Shivley took a long
pass from Amy Krammer
before hitting the winning
seven-footer. Shively had
career highs 27 points and
15 rebounds but had scored
only four in the first half.
She got 14 in the fourth
period. The Indians trailed
by 11 with 2:46 left in the
game. Chris Liddick had 13
rebounds.
Oak Hill won its 13th
straight Grant Four Wrestling title with 199.5 points.
Madison-Grant was next
with 145. The weight class
champions were Chris
Cross,
Barry
Melton,
George Biler, Eric Coach,
and Richard Goutz; all of
Oak Hill; Scott Sprinkle,
John Callan and Rich Robbins, Madison-Grant; Aaron Bragg and Leon Leggingwell, Eastbrook; and
Gaynor Cobie, Randy Riggs
and Bob Harmoon, Mississinewa.
The Marion High school
girls won three basketball
games to make their record
7-4. All three were on the
road, too. Marion beat New
Castle 47-31 as Andrew
Smith scored 25.
Oak Hill’s girls rallied
in the fourth quarter to
beat Eastbrook 44-38. That
made the Golden Eagles
7-4. Lynn Templin scored
1. Mareey Hazelwood 11
and Kim Belcher 18 for Oak
Hill. Mary Jean Street had
18 for Eastbrook.
Senior David Mooney, a
former Marion Bennet star,
scored 25 as Coastal Carolina beat Augusta (GA) 7878. Hemade six of 12 threepoint shots.
Senior Katchy Pack
(Marion) was Ball State’s
top scorer in each game
in losses to Michigan and
Bowling Green. She had 14
v Michigan and 17 against
Bowling Green. She was
leading the team in scoring
with 13.0 per game. Ball
State had a 2-9 record.
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Hoosier Hysteria
is about to begin
H
ere we go.
March Madness.
The IHSAA
boys basketball
tournament draw is out and
I’m looking forward to a bigtime run out of a number of
our Grant County teams.
Marion, if they play like
they did a week ago in blowing out Logansport, could
make a deep run in the 3A
tourney. Remember, the Giants would play five games
in the tournament at home to
open things up.
Ole Miss got a great draw
up at Columbia City, and if
they play anything like they
did in the second half against
Marion, don’t be shocked if
on March 6 they are playing
for a sectional title, and a
chance to join Marion in the
Giants’ regional.
Oak Hill is a team that
has to feel it’s hitting the go
meter at just the right time.
If you saw the Eagles game
with Marion, you know
this is a very dangerous 2A
basketball team. The Eagles
could make a deep—and I
mean really deep—run in the
tournament.
It would be easy to count
out Madison-Grant with the
draw they got at Elwood,
but this is the same team and
same coach who shocked
the world and made it to the
Final Eight last season.
Finally, a young Eastbrook
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team got just what the doctor
ordered—a bye on the opening night of the tournament.
Like Coach Childs told me
on Sunday: it’s always a great
atmosphere on Friday night
of the sectional. Look for a
great effort out of the black
and red.
March in Indiana.
There is nothing like it.
Get out and back your
favorite team this week.
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hursday the IWU
men’s Crossroads
League quarterfinal game against
Huntington was a solid win
at the end for the Wildcats
(top, left).
Friday was Senior Night
over at Oak Hill (bottom,
right; middle, right) and at
Marion (top, right; above).
The senior recognitions are
always enjoyable, and the
varsity game at Oak Hill
featured a great exhibition
wheelchair basketball game
at halftime (bottom, center).
Saturday was the Crossroads semifinals, with the
IWU men taking on a strong
opponent from Bethel. IWU
came away with a hardwon victory and moves on
to the finals (bottom, left).
Both ‘Cats teams will play
for league titles early in the
week, after TSH goes to
press.
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Crest Lanes Bowling Scores
Afena F.C.U.
Week 10 of 32
Top Teams
THEMTECH
63—33—
43152
HAIR DESIGNS 56—40—
39084
Stanley Steemer 51—45—
40314
Women’s—Scratch Game
205 Mollie Herring
202 Sandy Park
191 Alisha Snell
181 Pam Leffler
179 Becky Beams
171 Becky Beams
Women’s—Scratch Series
527 Mollie Herring
505 Becky Beams
489 Sandy Park
483 Georgianna Pearson
483 Alisha Snell
481 Judy Voland
A/Y EOS
Week 10 of 13
Men’s—Scratch Game
237 Zack Spencer
225 Zack Spencer
203 Tim Downam
192 Mark Foy
192 Zack Spencer
190 Mark Foy
180 Mark Foy
177 Larry Atkins
Men’s—Scratch Series
654 Zack Spencer
562 Mark Foy
538 Tim Downam
504 Larry Atkins
234 Alisha Snell
176 Alisha Snell
142 Alisha Snell
552 Alisha Snell
Boys—Scratch Game
173 Noah McBee
146 Noah McBee
146 Seth Workman
141 Ezra Rogers
Boy’s—Scratch Series
441 Noah McBee
396 Ezra Rogers
370 Seth Workman
252 Wyatt Foy
Girl’s—Scratch Game
187 Peighten Allen
161 Peighten Allen
149 Peighten Allen
105 Katelyn Sellers
Girl’s—Scratch Series
497 Peighten Allen
310 Katelyn Sellers
Beers & Tears
Week 21 of 22
278 Josh Poor
259 Jarod Allen
245 Josh Poor
234 Will Buck
724 Josh Poor
601 Jarod Allen
588 Will Buck
575 Dave Forbes
556 Ryan Budde
157 Ida Sherrod
151 Ida Sherrod
144 Vickie Chambers
137 Ida Sherrod
445 Ida Sherrod
381 Vickie Chambers
County
Week 25 of 34
Top Teams
Maxx Tan 25—7—21515
Brian Smith Cons 23—9—
25291
Save On Liquor 21—11—
21909
279 Ezell Hudson
276 Jason Burns
258 DeWayne Allen
258 Benji DeShon
257 Greg Brown
253 Lee Sherrod
248 Josh Poor
248 Scott Deboy
248 Kyle Riggs
247 Josh Poor
245 Ezell Hudson
244 Tom Bell
244 Allen Buck
238 Tyler Fowler
236 Benji DeShon
236 B.W Porter
235 DeWayne Allen
235 Scott Deboy
235 Jason Burns
234 Eric Robison
234 Eric Robison
233 Larry Howard
233 Pat McPherson
233 Brian Smith
232 Buzz Frazier
231 Eric Robison
230 Matt Durbin
228 Ralph Pace
228 Zack Spencer
227 Greg Brown
227 Gary Miller
226 Conner McCormick
225 Clarence Cole
225 Mark Wisner
737 Ezell Hudson
730 Jason Burns
716 Benji DeShon
707 Greg Brown
699 Eric Robison
696 DeWayne Allen
683 Josh Poor
664 Scott Deboy
652 Zack Spencer
640 Mark Wisner
638 Derrick Wallace
634 Gary Miller
628 Pat McPherson
622 Ralph Pace
621 Matt Durbin
617 Tyler Fowler
614 Charles Gamble Sr
613 Rick Jeffries
613 Tony Yeakle
609 B.W Porter
607 Greg Glass
605 Philip Morton
603 Matt Burggraf
602 Brant Brubaker
600 Jim Carl
E/O/S
Week 12 of 14
256 Lawrence Owen
256 Matt Slaughter
247 Mark Tucker
235 Rod Mowery
213 Steve Puckett
207 Bruce Baumbaugh
203 Rod Mowery
202 Kevin Smith
628 Lawrence Owen
620 Mark Tucker
589 Matt Slaughter
586 Rod Mowery
557 Kevin Smith
529 Bruce Baumbaugh
527 Steve Puckett
505 Bob Jackson
200 Joan Melton
180 Lila Piper
179 Vicki Gray
178 Barb Tucker
176 Tammy Slaughter
173 Evelyn McDowell
172 Joan Melton
160 Barb Tucker
503 Joan Melton
472 Barb Tucker
464 Lila Piper
451 Evelyn McDowell
442 Kathy Baumbaugh
429 Tracy Jackson
425 Tammy Slaughter
416 Shauna Smith
Fellowship Mixed
Week 22 of 24
Top Teams
Lucky
Strikers
47.5—
18.5—24826
Fire & Ice 38—28—23706
183 Dave James
182 Rusty Sherman
177 Dave James
168 Troy Bishop
166 Willie Stargel
159 Jack Robker
158 Rusty Sherman
154 Kirk Smith
151 Ed Hardin
360 Dave James
340 Rusty Sherman
304 Willie Stargel
292 Jack Robker
289 Ed Hardin
360 Dave James
340 Rusty Sherman
304 Willie Stargel
292 Jack Robker
289 Ed Hardin
182 Ellen James
165 Sue Jehlen
160 Tammy Smith
155 Ellen James
151 Tammy Smith
337 Ellen James
311 Tammy Smith
280 Sue Jehlen
259 Bev Smith
199 Kathy Luzadder
Doubles
Flex
Week 12 of 25
219 Matt Burggraf
178 Jake Burnsworth
725 Jarod Allen
525 Mike McIlwain
Men’s—Handicap Game
236 Tim Irgang
199 Bobby Luckey
Men’s—Handicap Series
620 Dan Hall
596 Camren Smith
177 Katie Price
613 Sean Irgang
438 Alex Finch
Wo m e n ’s — H a n d i c a p
Game
206 Shonda Turner
206 Brittni Small
Women’s—Handicap Series
629 Ashley Jenkins
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Bowling for Fun 16—8—
12210
Crest Lanes 15.5—8.5—
12870
3 Men and a Lady 15—9—
13655
264 Cory Stone
252 Greg Brown
247 Matt Burggraf
247 Vern Bryant
238 Ralph Pace
235 Greg Brown
232 Vern Bryant
232 Mike McIlwain
227 Mark Burnett
688 Vern Bryant
674 Greg Brown
662 Mike McIlwain
642 Cory Stone
625 Shane Holmes
618 Digger Bell
612 Matt Burggraf
585 Ralph Pace
573 Walt Weaver
559 Mark Tucker
554 Mark Burnett
552 Tim Downam
198 Rachel Durbin
179 Shauna Smith
179 Penny Carl
175 Brenda Behr
169 Barb Tucker
489 Penny Carl
479 Deb McIlwain
474 Jackie Jordan
471 Brenda Behr
451 Yolanda Galvan
Global Travel/Hometown
Animal Hospital
Week 24 of 32
Top Teams
Global Travel 62—34—
44023
Lemo’s 57.5—38.5—45779
Gene’s Team 52.5—43
.5—39885
190 Cheryl Treadwell
187 Pam Leming
182 Kathy Steele
181 Dawnita Artis
179 Jackie Jordan
179 Heidi Eccles
173 Dawnita Artis
170 Marilyn Perkins
Women’s—Scracth Series
503 Dawnita Artis
483 Barb Nichols
482 Pam Leming
478 Jackie Jordan
478 Marilyn Perkins
472 Cheryl Treadwell
467 Debbie Strickland
446 Amanda Denson
Phil Lowe Mixed
Week 26 of 32
Top Teams
Whiteys 26—14—23333
Busy B’s 24—16—20885
Eaton Liquor 21—19—
23272
247 Ralph Pace
246 Greg Brown
245 Mike Pace
237 Jarod Allen
235 Scott Nash
233 Matt Burggraf
223 Ralph Pace
217 Jonathan Rudy
247 Ralph Pace
246 Greg Brown
245 Mike Pace
237 Jarod Allen
235 Scott Nash
233 Matt Burggraf
223 Ralph Pace
217 Jonathan Rudy
662 Ralph Pace
625 Matt Burggraf
613 Mike Pace
609 Jonathan Rudy
602 Benji DeShon
600 Greg Brown
588 Jarod Allen
585 Scott Nash
575 Kent Fritch
552 Shane Holmes
219 Jenny Evans
198 Jennee Goolsby
190 Holly Brown
187 Tami Soultz
183 Jennee Goolsby
180 Ilyza Ortega
177 Jennifer Edgington
539 Jennee Goolsby
507 Jenny Evans
498 Tami Soultz
490 Holly Brown
461 Moara Armagh
420 Shonda Turner
407 Madison Moore
Rich Browner Trios
Week 20 of 29
Top Teams
Savage Pro Shop 51—
29—31737
JM&R 49—31—21392
Preachers&Lee
48.5—
31.5—29335
268 Josh Poor
257 DeWayne Allen
245 Tyson Robinson
234 Josh Poor
229 Jack Jordan
226 Dave Forbes
216 Digger Bell
205 DeWayne Allen
203 Tyson Robinson
697 Josh Poor
659 DeWayne Allen
628 Tyson Robinson
584 Jack Jordan
580 Digger Bell
550 Buzz Frazier
538 Dave Forbes
191 Jackie Jordan
165 Jackie Jordan
156 Ida Sherrod
153 Jackie Jordan
191 Jackie Jordan
165 Jackie Jordan
156 Ida Sherrod
509 Jackie Jordan
442 Ida Sherrod
352 Jewel Hayes
Rocky Lawson
Week 24 of 34
Brian Smith Cons 25—7—
24601
T Lawson Law 21—11—
21015
Plymouth
Club19—13—
22169
268 Benji DeShon
267 Mark Leming
265 Greg Brown
260 Pat McPherson
255 Vern Bryant
255 Ezell Hudson
246 Mark Leming
245 Rus Kendall
244 Ernie Ferguson
243 Pat Kendall
239 Anthony Julian
237 Benji DeShon
235 Derrick Wallace
235 Brant Brubaker
235 Anthony Julian
235 Jarod Allen
233 Rus Kendall
226 Philip Morton
225 Pat McPherson
225 T J Greer
224 Mark Leming
224 Benji DeShon
224 Brian Mercer
224 Ernie Ferguson
224 Billy Weaver
223 Aaron Yeakle
223 Brant Brubaker
222 Zack Spencer
220 Pat McPherson
220 Chris Ressler
217 Mark Burnett
216 Greg Brown
215 Rus Kendall
215 Matt Burggraf
215 Scott Mercer
215 Jeff Gotschall
214 Lee Sherrod
212 Mark Burnett
212 Jarod Allen
212 Terry Ivey
211 Terry Moore
211 Danny Smith
211 Paul Weaver
211 Rex Nestleroad
210 John Barley
737 Mark Leming
729 Benji DeShon
705 Pat McPherson
693 Rus Kendall
683 Anthony Julian
664 Greg Brown
653 Jarod Allen
650 Brant Brubaker
647 Ernie Ferguson
631 Ezell Hudson
614 John Barley
613 Terry Moore
613 Vern Bryant
610 Pat Kendall
609 Matt Burggraf
602 Mike Murphy
Rich
Shane
Trios
Week 18 of 24
257 Eric Howell
245 Zach Spencer
244 Steve Puckett
236 Jason Burns
225 Jason Burns
223 Jason Burns
221 Matt Burggraf
221 Zach Spencer
219 Eric Howell
217 Derrick Wallace
215 Josh Poor
215 Eric Howell
213 Matt Burggraf
210 Dave James
205 Josh Poor
205 T J Greer
202 Steve Denson
200 Rus Kendall
197 Matt Burggraf
197 Zach Spencer
191 Josh Poor
184 Steve Puckett
183 Rus Kendall
181 Derrick Wallace
180 Carl Guarneri
180 Carl Guarneri
179 Rus Kendall
691 Eric Howell
684 Jason Burns
663 Zach Spencer
631 Matt Burggraf
611 Josh Poor
587 Steve Puckett
564 Derrick Wallace
562 Rus Kendall
212 Angie Lennen
198 Ellen James
186 Ellen James
178 Sue Kendall
168 Sue Kendall
165 Angie Lennen
538 Angie Lennen
521 Ellen James
495 Sue Kendall
361 Amanda Denson
Sebrina Burnett Youth
Week 18 of 28
Boy’s—Scratch Game
206 Seth Workman
190 Cameron Buckler
188 Austin Seavers
187 Schuylar Ashley
169 Austin Seavers
149 Austin Seavers
Boy’s—Scratch Series
506 Austin Seavers
475 Cameron Buckler
420 Schuylar Ashley
406 Seth Workman
345 Samuel Lakin
Girls—Scratch Game
191 Peighten Allen
184 Brianna Evans
171 Brianna Evans
167 Brianna Evans
166 Peighten Allen
143 Peighten Allen
Girls—Scratch Series
522 Brianna Evans
500 Peighten Allen
255 Gabby Meyer
254 Gabriella Lopez
248 Kaitlyn Lakin
Super Seniors
Week 34 of 50
213 Bobby Clemons
199 Forrest Weaver
190 Charles Gamble Sr.
180 Dale Rennaker
178 Dale Rennaker
177 Marilyn Perkins
173 Dale Rennaker
531 Dale Rennaker
486 Bobby Clemons
469 Forrest Weaver
464 Walter Bryant
452 Marilyn Perkins
434 Otto Hullinger
369 Dick Clemons
174 Joan Melton
151 Beckie Hoke
149 Rosemary Corn
147 Joan Melton
142 Joan Melton
141 Rosemary Corn
139 Beckie Hoke
136 Rosemary Corn
463 Joan Melton
426 Rosemary Corn
392 Beckie Hoke
Thurs Nite Ladies
Week 24 of 32
Maxx Tan 73—23 —47741
Classico 60—36 40756
Nail Detail 56—40—43072
201 Jennee Goolsby
201 Tiajuana Black
193 Barb Nichols
187 Jennifer Evans
184 Rosemary Corn
183 Jennifer Evans
180 Jennee Goolsby
176 Vickie DeShon
175 Jennee Goolsby
173 Jennifer Evans
172 Vicki Gray
171 Tiajuana Black
170 Barb Nichols
170 Tiajuana Black
556 Jennee Goolsby
543 Jennifer Evans
542 Tiajuana Black
511 Barb Nichols
496 Rosemary Corn
456 Vickie DeShon
455 Tabbi Messler
448 Marilyn Perkins
446 Mary Weesner
441 Anna Parcher
437 Ilyza Ortega
436 Vicki Gray
420 Sonia Conway
414 Kylie Lakin
Thursday Crest
Week 23 of 32
Top Teams
Moe’s Homewrecke 40—
16—14112
Tri Green Tracto 38—18
—17189
Dynamite 36—20—14003
290 Brian Smith
279 Pat Kendall
277 Dustin Barnett
257 Jason Burns
256 Pat Kendall
247 Terry Moore
246 Derrick Wallace
246 Jason Burns
245 Scott Deboy
245 Pat Kendall
244 Rick Winters
243 TJ Greer
237 TJ Greer
236 Terry Moore
235 Jason Burns
234 Mike Lobsinger
232 Terry Moore
232 Eric Howell
228 Mike McIlwain
228 Joel Thomas
225 Mike Lobsinger
222 Steve Puckett
222 Kevin Seavers
219 Robert Lawson
217 Vern Bryant
215 Eric Howell
214 Henry Borders
213 Mark Burnett
212 Rick Winters
211 Pat McPherson
211 Robert Lawson
211 Brian Smith
209 Derrick Wallace
208 Eric Howell
204 Scott Deboy
203 Dustin Barnett
203 Kent Seavers `
200 Mike Lobsinger
780 Pat Kendall
738 Jason Burns
715 Terry Moore
659 Mike Lobsinger
658 Brian Smith
655 Eric Howell
646 Derrick Wallace
645 Dustin Barnett
641 TJ Greer
625 Rick Winters
605 Scott Deboy
605 Joel Thomas
Thursday Afternoon Seniors
Week 30 of 32
232 John McManis
190 John McManis
162 Bill Huffman
161 Bill Huffman
158 Bill Huffman
151 John McManis
573 John McManis
481 Bill Huffman
361 Lester Moore
165 Mary Whelden
152 Cora Weaver
146 Mary Whelden
438 Mary Whelden
363 Cora Weaver
339 Mary Moore
Crest Morning Ladies
Week 25 of 32
CREST LANES 76—24—
51886
ThermTech
57—43—
43000
J & J Lawn Service 53—
47—39042
237 Tiajuana Black
225 Jackie Jordan
225 Tiajuana Black
191 Alisha Snell
190 Dorothy Bell
189 Jackie Jordan
189 Tiajuana Black
186 Beverly Boxell
651 Tiajuana Black
581 Jackie Jordan
500 Beverly Boxell
489 Sharon Atkinson
488 Pam Leffler
470 Alisha Snell
430 Becky Beams
Wednesday Mixed
Week 27 of 32
Top Teams
Intreguer’s 48—29—56524
Destroyers 47—30—55542
Lakin Express 46—31—
52277
248 Ezell Hudson Jr
246 Jim Lakin
236 BW Porter
235 Less Moore Jr.
234 Vern Bryant
233 Ezell Hudson Jr
228 Jared Bishop
226 BW Porter
221 Jim Lakin
219 Dave Forbes
216 Ezell Hudson Jr
209 Willie Clariett
207 Dave Forbes
204 BW Porter
202 Jim Lakin
697 Ezell Hudson Jr
669 Jim Lakin
666 BW Porter
596 Dave Forbes
578 Less Moore Jr.
567 Vern Bryant
554 Ivan Germaine
548 Jared Bishop
215 Tiajuana Black
179 Diana Turner
175 Tiajuana Black
173 Diana Turner
170 Aimee Marroni
170 Tiajuana Black
162 Diana Turner
161 Jessica Lakin
560 Tiajuana Black
514 Diana Turner
454 Aimee Marroni
437 Shannon Bishop
412 Melody Yarger
406 Jessica Lakin
404 Susan Nicodemus
388 Teresa Lewis
Page 7
Spring is here and
it’s time for baseball
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Fort Wayne Snider used a 3-2 zone for much of the game, with 6-11 prospect Malik Williams
(#34 in black) at the top to disrupt passing lanes. Tim Leavell (#3 in white, with ball) led the
Giants with game-high 25 points.
Giants,
“We didn't come out with
fire.
“Hopefully we learn from
this as a team,” he said,
“With that effort we had
tonight, that effort can get
us beat, and hopefully the
guys realize that before we
start the second half of the
season.”
Blackmon pointed the finger at the player's warm-ups
and said the team “came out
flat,” but Marion had started
with an 8-2 lead and maintained a 15-11 lead with
two minutes left in the first
quarter. The first half ended
30-30.
It was the finish that killed
the Giants, and the strategy
to slow the pace and go into
the stall clearly did not work
out. “I think the times when
we spread the floor and they
extended their zone, we
got in the lane,” Blackmon
said, “We've just got to finish strong. We went up and
wanted the referee to bail
us out on the call and we
didn't attack the rim hard.
We turned the ball over...it
was just being careless with
the ball.
“We've got to do a better
job if we're going to stall the
ball,” Blackmon concluded,
“We've got to be strong with
it and handle the ball and
guys have to cut hard.”
The Giants played strong
defense against Snider's
star, 6-11 forward Malik Williams, who had 18
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Senior Juswon White (#32 in white, shooting free throw)
had five points for the Giants.
points, but only three field
goals. (He went 12-14 from
the free throw line.)
Snider guard Jordan Gorman had 17 points for the
Panthers, including four threepointers. He also tormented
Blackmon on defense, holding him to just eight points.
“Our guards...are really
starting to get in the flow of
things and step up big for
us in games,” said Snider
Coach John Todor.
Leavell had a game-high
25 points; Jones was the
only other Giant in double
figures with 12.
pring is upon us
and with it the
upcoming Major
League Baseball
season. I won’t bore you
with my prediction for
another Yankees World
Series title this year, so
let’s get to the changes
that are happening in the
game.
Yes, baseball has tried
to speed things up lately.
At the minor league level
they have a pitch clock.
Major league baseball is
now giving managers 30
seconds from the time
they step out of the dugout to get to the mound,
talk to their pitcher, and
get back to the dugout.
Really? This may be one
of the dumbest ideas I’ve
ever heard.
In a sport that has no
clock and no time limit,
baseball is trying to make
it like every other sport
and be quick. If that’s the
point, then drop instant
replay. Let the guys
wearing blue either get it
right or wrong and move
on. Sure technology is
there and personally I’m
not totally opposed to it,
but baseball contradicts
itself. Let’s speed up our
pitchers and managers,
but take our time to look
at a replay.
Baseball is also putting
in new rules of sliding
into second. After Chase
Utley’s playoff slide last
year, they want to keep
their players safe. No
more “close enough” rule
for infielders and players
must slide at the bag. I
hate to say it, but don’t
be surprised to see more
collisions at second base
because of this rule.
I love baseball. It’s
my favorite sport. When
people tell me they don’t
like baseball anymore because of a players strike
or because the game takes
three hours, it makes me
wonder. These are the
same people who still
watch the NFL after a
players’ strike and watch
a three-hour football
game. But, like I’ve said
before, the NFL can do
no wrong.
So bring on the baseball season and with
it every run, hit, error,
and even replay. I heard
someone say baseball is
a thinking man’s game. If
that’s the case, I’m thinking this season is going to
be a blast.
That’s my point, what’s
yours?
Vijay Blackmon (#1 in white) attempts a layup in the third quarter against Snider. Blackmon
had eight points for the Giants as they fell on Senior Night, 65-58.
Andy McCord
Andy McCord has been
broadcasting on the radio
for 20 years. He is the
host of “The Sports Doctor,” Tuesday nights from
6-8 pm on 860 ESPN.
He does play-by-play for
Grant County football
games and hosts “The
Fifth Quarter” Friday
nights on 1400 WBAT.
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