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Jewelry & Watch Repair The Anniston Star ● Sunday, May 25, 2014 ● Page 6E SUNDAY RECORD YOUR GUIDE TO PUBLIC RECORDS AND VITAL STATISTICS IN CALHOUN COUNTY DEATHS BANKRUPTCIES MARRIAGE LICENSES CATTLE SALE Sarah Hoffmeyer Benton, Jacksonville A Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows the debtor • Kevin Daniel Long of • Cory Dalton Sears Here is the livestock mar- Talladega Lucille H. Jones, Talladega to retain certain exempt property, but the Jacksonville to Aman- of Piedmont to Lauren ket report for the Tuesday Stanley Best, Bynum Eva Jane Logan, Jackson- debtor’s remaining property is gathered and da Michelle Houser of Elizabeth Fortenberry sale. Receipts for this week Niki Leigh Bone, Sand Rock ville sold by a trustee from which creditors will Anniston of Piedmont 682 compared to 524 last Wynne Morris Boyd, Pearl Marie Maddox, receive payment. It may also be used by • Preston Lloyd Sor- • Orion Eugene Carter week. Receipts a year ago Ohatchee Anniston businesses which wish to terminate their rell Jr. of Weaver to of Oxford to Allyson 555. Virginia Chappell, Centre Terry Lamar McCrelles, business. Kathrine Taylor Lovell Nicole Martin Alwine FEEDER CLASSES: Melba Tucker Chestnut, Jacksonville of Weaver of Oxford Centre Joshua Joy Morris, Cedar A Chapter 13 bankruptcy enables debtors, • William August • Corey Allen Rollins Bulls and steers (Medi- Cynthia Dianne Young Cot- Bluff through court supervision and protection, Ziegler III of Butler, of Anniston to Jordan um and Large No. 1 and ton, Riverdale, Ga. Evia “Onzell” Murray, to propose and carry out a repayment plan Pa., to Bonnie Lea Danielle Brown of No. 2): 200-300 lbs. 270.00- Barbara Ann Cromer, Pied- Oxford under which creditors are paid, in full or Raybuck of Butler, Pa. Alexandria 325.00; 300-400 lbs. 250.00 mont Ralph Gary Nance, in part, in installments over a three-year • Cader Leon Baker • Jonathan Wayne to 275.00; 400-500 lbs. Mary Helen Freeman, Pied- Ohatchee period. During that time, debtors are prohib- of Anniston to Mar- Finley of Ohatchee 210.00 to 230.00; 500-600 mont Kenneth Ray O’Dell, Annis- ited from starting or continuing collection tha Sue Becknell of to Dania Kay Fant of lbs. 180.00 to 215.00; 600- Kenneth Lee “Gooney” ton efforts. Oxford Ohatchee 700 lbs. 155.00-192.50. Gann Sr., Jacksonville Forrest Faulkner Ray, Pied- • Sam Wesley Falls Jr. • Eddie James Zack- Heifers (Medium and Large Billey Ray Gilley, Woodland mont The following bankruptcies declared by Cal- of Moody to Myleka ery of Anniston to No. 1 and No. 2): 200-300 Rebecca Greer, Piedmont Ricky Ray, Centre houn County residents were recorded by Dionne Johnson of Airelle Seville Brown lbs. 230.00-265.00; 300-400 Benton Grubbs, Munford Billy Frank “Pool” Sherrell, U.S. Bankruptcy Court Northern District of Oxford of Anniston lbs. 210.00 to 250.00; 400- Hugh Hartley Harrell, Leesburg Alabama last week: • Marcus Maurice • Richard Todd Carter 500 lbs. 195.00 to 210.00; Lineville Jerry Sparks, Oxford Swink of Anniston to of Anniston to Ange- 500-600 lbs. 175.00 to Jack Harris, Weaver Curtis Lamar Spinks, Annis- Chapter 7 Amber Nicole Ward la Denise Bussey of 195.00; 600-700 lbs. 160.00 William C. Harrison, ton of Anniston Anniston to 180.00. Ohatchee Robert H. “Bob” Titter, • Jacob Jessie Burgoon, Derek Drive • Bryan Keith Sutton • Edward Eugene SLAUGHTER CLASSES: Betty Joyce Matthews Har- Anniston Southwest, Jacksonville Jr. of Jacksonville to Clark Jr. of Jackson- well, Anniston Cathy J. Castaneda Walker, • Elizabeth Ann Johnson, Tarver Street, Rachel Kali Gibbs of ville to Meshia Denise Cows: Breakers 100.00 to Billy Green Haynes, Annis- Jacksonville Jacksonville Jacksonville Smith of Jacksonville 104.00; Boners 105.50 to ton Sara “Becky” Watkins, • TaNisha Gordon, Mulberry Avenue, • Micah Eugene Dyer • Timothy Franklin 110.00; Lean 89.00 to 98.50. Betty Frances Hyatt, Heflin Anniston Anniston of Anniston to Mar- Bowen of Anniston Bulls: Normal Dressing Jerry Dale Johnson, Jack- Ross Whitson, Talladega Chapter 13 gret Amelia Ross of to Kerissa Nichole 54-58% 114.00 to 120.00; sonville Roger W. Williams, Lineville Anniston McNeil of Sevierville, High Dressing > 58% John Wayne Johnson, Roa- David Lee Young, Leesburg • Jonathan Ryan Ingram, Hunter Drive, • Benjamin Luke Tenn. 125.00-129.00; Low Dress- noke George Mickle “Mickey” Anniston Haynes of Birming- • Matthew Lige ing <54% 104.00-109.00. William Edward Johnson, Young, Roanoke • Byron McPherson, Wellington ham to Dana Kay Brown of Anniston • Steven R. Holland, Buckelew Bridge Campbell of Birming- to Jessica Lucille INCORPORATIONS Road, Anniston ham Osborne of Glencoe RATE OF BANKRUPTCIES • Leroy Vincent Abel • Kivuusama Mays • 1830 Properties LLC FORECLOSURES of Anniston to Rachel of Anniston to Shan- • Harmony Christian Fel- 1515 Marie Haisch of ti Monique Reed of lowship Inc. • Kirk-Patrick S. Hanbury, Friendship Anniston Anniston • Funtiques LLC 14 Court, block B, lot 6. • Jacob Bentley Hall • Phil Jay Kelley of • Ohartchee Mud Park LLC 1212 • William Jackson, Anniston Land Co., of Pell City to Hollie Anniston to Nina • Coopers Station LLC block 535C, lot 2. Marie Norman of Pell Caruso Ramey Ware • JLEJDE LLC • Robert Brandon Sedgwick and Mary- City of Anniston 9 9 ann Sedgwick, E.E. McCullars subdivi- • Chad Amory Brew- • William David Mar- Dissolved 9 sion, block 4, lots 1 and 2. er of Munford to tin Jr. of Ohatchee to • Martin Message Therapy • Mark A. Jordan and Sasha N. Jordan, Meghan Renay Bunt Jessica Gail Hanvey LLC 6 6 Spring Hill Heights, 2nd addition, block 6, of Munford of Ohatchee • Kalwil Trucking Inc. 6 lot 16. • Billy Gaddy and Sandra Gaddy, a parcel 3 3 of land in section 12, township 13, range 7. DIVORCES EDITOR’S NOTE • Edward Wayne Butler and Tammie Lynn • Teresa Denise • Stephen Dale Moser The material inside the Butler, East Ridge subdivision, lot 61. Bolton and Antonia and Bernice Lee Sunday Record is recorded 0 Dwayne Bolton Moser by The Anniston Star from 52 weeks Last This various institutions and ago week week WILLS PROBATED • Michelle L. Vargas • Dorothy Elizabeth and John M. Vargas Stearns and Bobbie government offices. • James Alton White • Mary W. Devillier The public records are Jr. William Stearns published as they appeared • Regina H. Holder- • Anderson C. Brunt on the documents obtained field and William and Christine Eliza- by the newspaper. Direct Holderfield beth Brunt questions and comments your grandfather’s world • Steve Braxton • Samantha Lambert about Sunday Record to 75 years ago in The Anniston Star, in Almanac daily Mitchell and Shaina Gallahar and Clinton Isaac Godwin at igodwin@ C. Mitchell James Gallahar annistonstar.com. ARRESTS BLOTTER The people listed in this son, 37: second-degree tration Notification act. Crimes are listed by loca- elry, security safe, cash. Calhoun County arrest report, whose names assault. • Timothy Rich Young, 49, of tion. Anonymous tips may be • Residence, 5000 block of and charges are obtained Oxford: first-degree theft of called in to Crime Stoppers at Arrow Avenue: air condition- The following property crimes from public records, are Calhoun County property. 256-238-1414. A reward of up er. were reported to the Calhoun presumed innocent unless • Lafayette Desaun Hill, 35, to $1,000 may be given. • Commercial location, Blue County Sheriff’s Office during proven guilty in a court of The following felony arrests of Anniston: probation vio- Mountain Avenue: copper the seven-day period ending law. were reported by the Cal- lation. Anniston wire and pipes, crane, forklift at 7 a.m. Thursday. houn County Sheriff’s Office • Donna Kaye Akers, 51, tires, cable lubers, elevator Burglaries Anniston during the seven-day period of Montgomery: failure to The following property motor, steel grates. ending at 7 a.m. Thursday. appear in court. crimes were reported to the • Residence, 500 block of • Residence, Westwood South Hollingsworth Drive: The following felony arrests • Heidi Surrett Rebecca Rog- • Dakota Allen Pinkard, 26, of Anniston Police Department Drive, Alexandria: credit card, firearms. were reported by the Annis- ers, 41, of Anniston: failure to Anniston: failure to appear during the seven-day period personal I.D., purse, wallet. ton Police Department appear in court. in court. ending at 7 a.m. Thursday. Thefts (addresses not provided) • Michael Wayne Hall, 36, of • Quindarius Marteze Taylor, Thefts • Residence, 300 block of during the seven-day period Alexandria: second-degree 26, of Anniston: second-de- Burglaries • Residence, Richs Lane, ending at 7 a.m. Thursday. theft of property, first-de- gree promoting prison con- Rosewood Circle: firearms, • Residence, 1300 block of jewelry. Jacksonville: toolbox, fishing • Garret Dean Bass, 42: gree theft of property. traband. Constantine Avenue: house- poles, hand-truck. first-degree possession of • David Wayne Bentley Jr., • Adam Jackson, 20, of • Residence, 6500 block of hold furniture, appliances, air Weaver Road: cell phone, • Residence, Calument Road, marijuana. 34, of Jacksonville: violation Alexandria: second-degree conditioners. Weaver: household items. • Danielle Tiwanna Thomp- of the Sex Offender Regis- assault. tablet computer. • Residence, 700 block of Fraudulent use of a debit/ West 39th Street: copper Auto-related thefts credit card wire, faucet. • Residence, 300 block of CALENDAR: AnnistonStar.com/calendar • Residence, 1400 block of West 42nd Street: CD players, • Residence, Westwood Nocoseka Trail: firearm, jew- amplifier, speaker. Drive, Alexandria: credit card. BLOTTER • Nell R. Carpenter-Estate to Fed- phase 1 reassessment, block CF, Joicelyn C. Armbrester, Greenbri- • Casie M. Spencer and Joel W. block 3, lot 3, $52,500. erico L. Mendez and Wendy L. lot 16CF, $44,200. er Chase subdivision, 3rd addition, Spencer to Prichard Properties • Carolyn Hoback to Carolina Mendez, a parcel of land in section • Rosemary M. Evans to McCor- block D, lot 20, $169,900. LLC, Mohawk Estates, 2nd addi- Schlemminger, a parcel of land 19, township 16, range 9, $10.
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