Baxter Bulletin from Mountain Home, Arkansas • 3

Monday, July 5, 2004 THE BAXTER BULLETIN, Mountain Home, Ark. Page 3A IPinlbMc Mecoirdl For Public Record online, visit www.baxterbulletin.com ZT The following warranty deeds representing transfers of real property were filed at the Baxter County Courthouse between June 23 and June 29, 2004. The values listed are derived from the full value of the deed stamps on each deed. Venture Builders transferred Lot 3 and part of Lot 2 in White River Paradise revised to Thomas P. Thompson, $220,000.

Thomas J. Leathers transferred a property near Highway 201 South of Mountain. Home to Daryl LeBeau, $190,000. Leonard A. Derus transferred Lot 15 in Wildcat Shoals Subdivision, along with a permanently attached 1992 Vision Ovation Manufactured Home, to Harold Roden, $165,000.

Howard S. White transferred Lots 5 and 6 in Block 1 of Woodland Hills subdivision to Robert R. Lara, $155,000. Charles B. Koon transferred a property near County Road 56 in Baxter County to Gordon E.

Wood, $153,000. Michael Curtis Thompson transferred Lots 15, 16 and 17 and part of Lot 18 in Buffalo Vista subdivision to Jefferson M. Riley, $150,000. Donna Emanuelson transferred part of Lot 4, Block 3 in Rolling Hills Subdivision to Robert B. Hubbard, $133,000.

Hazel Webb transferred Lots 7 and 8 in Block 3 of Holiday Estates to Richard W. Miller, $130,000. Robert J. Moore transferred Lot 89 in the first addition to Village Green to Norman Gheen, $124,000. Laura J.

Penix transferred Unit 1326 of Willowbrook, Phase 5, a condominium complex, to Robert G. James, $119,000. Katherine M. Bohl transferred a property near the intersection of county roads 1023 and 1024 (Red Squirrel Road) in Baxter County to John M. Jeskey, $118,000.

Reba Nadine Huskey transferred a property in Baxter County to William Adams $95,000. Ted Newell transferred Lot 78 in Phase III of Spring Park Terrace Subdivision to William M. Klemm, $90,000. Richard A. Webster transferred Lot 6 in Block 6 of Southern Meadows Estates to Anna Edwards, $88,000.

Mildred M. Cook transferred Lot 10 in North Ranch Estates, White River to Vernie Nesbert $35,000. Nicole Rayl transferred Lot 74 of Surrey Lane Subdivision to James V. Marquardt, $35,000. Aero Valley Development transferred Lot 6 in the northern addition to Valley Subdivision to Kevin J.

Adkins, $32,000. Charles E. Haskin transferred Lot 2 in Shiras Heights addition to Mountain Home to Randall A. Schneider, $25,000. Frank Winters transferred part of Block in Richard's Subdivision to Robert Sporlein, $18,000.

Hickey-Shonkwiler Inc. transferred Lots 59 and 60 in the first addition to Glen Cove Subdivision to Carol Jean $14,000. Michael J. Fraser transferred part of Tract in Lakeside Terrace subdivision to William C. Koop, $14,000.

Theo R. Funkhouser transferred Lot 4 in Otter Creek Acres subdivision to Gary Lail, $9,000. Lorraine Coverdale transferred Lot 60 of Kingswood Estates to Ronald R. Spears; $5,000. Block 2, to Nicholas M.

Dore, $85,000. Michael S. Grey transferred Unit 1535 in The Meadows condominium complex to Frank A. Fielding $76,000. Wirt McKee transferred Lot 16 in Phase II of Spring Park Terrace to George Jenkins, $65,000.

Rachel A. Howard transferred a property near Promise Land Road in Baxter County to Rebecca Conner, $64,000. Samuel R. Harris transferred Tract 10 of Western Fun Subdivision to Nancie Shulze, $62,000. Sandra M.

Schultz transferred a property north of County Road 7 in Baxter County to Freda Fern Shaker, $60,000. Michael Curtis Thompson transferred Lot 19 of Buffalo Vista Subdivision to Daniel McGoldrick, $50,000. Russell H. Johnson transferred Lot 121 in Big Creek Estates to Lawrence Tischer, $48,000. Arvest Bank transferred a property near Promise Land Road in Baxter County to John Floyd Sheridan, $35,000.

Lyle Martin transferred a property on the left bank of the District Court for Baxter County was held June 21 and 24, 2004, at the Baxter County Criminal Courts building on Sixth Street. Of the 87 cases heard against 64 defendants, 43 were traffic violations, 11 were hot-check charges, seven involved alcohol and another four were for driving while intoxicated Two of the cases involved domestic violence, two involved boating violations and one involved drug paraphernalia. Four defendants received a suspended imposition of sentence, and one was a minor. Nineteen defendants were sentenced to jail Those cases are reported here. Matthew Tillery, 20, of Cotter was fined $150 and sentenced to 15 days in jail for nonpayment of fines.

Desmond E. Arnold, 24, of Elizabeth was fined $150 and sentenced to seven days in jail for nonpayment of fines. Rebecca Jean Fuller, 35, of Mountain View was fined $1,110 and sentenced to 180 days in jail for driving while intoxicated (second offense). All but 30 days of that sentence were suspended, and Fuller may serve all but eight of the remaining days in an inpatient treatment facility or at extensive outpatient counseling. Fuller also was fined a total of $75 for a stop sign violation, driving left of center and failure to wear a seatbelt.

Gerald C. Walrath, 49, of Mountain Home was fined $1,110 and sentenced to 180 days in jail for driving while intoxicated (second offense) and reckless driving. All but 30 days of that sentence were suspended, and Walrath may serve all but eight of the remaining days in an inpatient treatment facility or at extensive outpatient counseling. Charges of speeding, driving with a suspended license and refusal to submit to test were dropped. Melissa S.

Morris, 18, of Yel-lville was fined $660 and sentenced to 90 days in jail for driving while intoxicated (first offense) and driving with an expired license. All but one day of that sentence was suspended, and Morris was credited for one day already served. An underage possession of alcohol charge against Morris was dropped. Pamela J. Murphy, 34, of Gassville was fined $660 and sentenced to 90 days in jail for driving while intoxicated (first offense).

All but two days of that sentence were suspended, and Murphy was credited for one day already served. She may serve the remaining day of her sentence at community service. Murphy also was fined $75 and sentenced to another three days in jail for driving with a suspended license. All three days of that sentence were suspended. Calvin Christopher Alexan der, 19, of Cotter was fined $1,054.40 and sentenced to three days in jail for a hot-check violation.

All three days of that sentence were suspended. Melissa Ann Levey, 24, of Lake City was fined $680 and sentenced to three days in jail for a hot-check violation. All three days of that sentence were suspended. Brenda Sue Smith, 21, of Yel-lville was fined $678.43 and sentenced to three days in jail for two hot-check violations. All three days of that sentence were suspended.

Smith was fined an additional $150 and sentenced to 10 days in jail for nonpayment of fines. On that charge she was credited for two days already served. Lenora N. McFarland, 19, of Mountain Home was fined $676.89 and sentenced to three days in jail for a hot-check violation. All three days of that sentence were suspended.

Sarah Jan Friend, 23, of Hens-ley was fined $527.86 and sentenced to three days in jail for two hot-check violations. All three days of that sentence were suspended. Martin Andrew Farley, 27, of Mountain Home was fined $360.74 and sentenced to three days in jail for two hot-check violations. All three days of that sentence were suspended. Woodley A.

Remmer, 28, of Gassville was fined $75 and sentenced to three days in jail for driving with a suspended license. All three days of that sentence were suspended. Remmer also was fined $185 for not having proof of insurance. Barbara J. James, 40, of Elizabeth was fined $135 and sentenced to three days in jail for driving with a suspended license.

All three days of that sentence were suspended. Bruce Allen Linnemann, 40, of Mountain Home was fined $210 and sentenced to two days in jail for disorderly conduct. Both days of that sentence were suspended. Mark Steven Pfeiffer, 39, of Mountain Home was fined $210 and sentenced to two days in jail for disorderly conduct Both days of that sentence were suspended. Jeffery S.

Hess, 33, of Gassville was fined $210 and sentenced to days in jail for public intoxication. He was credited for two days already served. David D. Graham, 25, of Mountain Home was fined $210 and sentenced to one day in jail for public intoxication. He was credited for one day already served.

i Michael W. Fawcett, 35, of Mountain Home was fined $210 and sentenced to one day in jail for violation of the Misdemeanor Paraphernalia Act. He may serve his day of jail at community service. fined $115 for speeding and $75 for a fictitious vehicle license. Crystal Lambert, 27, of Mountain Home was fined $135 and sentenced to three days in jail for driving with a suspended license.

All three days of that sentence were suspended. Lambert also was fined $185 for having no insurance. Steven Lee Stevens, 30, of Rogers was fined $135 and sentenced to three days in jail for driving with a suspended license. All three days of that sentence were suspended. Stevens was fined an additional $110 for speeding.

Shane Lee Wyatt, 29, of Midway was fined $135 and sen-' tenced to three days in jail for driving with a suspended license. All three days of that sentence were suspended. Kenneth Allan Boucher, 33, of Summit was fined $160 and sentenced to two days in jail for criminal trespass. He was credited for one day already served. The Baxter Bulletin strives for accuracy and fairness in its reporting.

We will correct errors or misunderstandings in headlines, stories or photographs. Readers may request corrections or clarifications by calling The Bulletin's news department at 508-8050. District Court for the city of Mountain Home was held June 22 and 24, 2004, at the Baxter County Criminal Courts building on Sixth Street. Of the 72 cases heard against 55 defendants, 47 were traffic violations, five involved drugs, one was for driving while intoxicated and one involved a general alcohol infraction. Six defendants, of whom three were minors, received a suspended imposition of sentence.

One 18-year-old defendant was unable to appear to answer a possession of a controlled substance charge because he had died between the date of his arrest and his court date. Three other defendants were also minors. Eleven defendants were sentenced to jail. Their cases are reported here. Matthew Tillery, 20, of Cotter was fined $150 and sentenced to 15 days in jail for nonpayment of fines.

Tisha N. Smith, 20, of Mountain Home was fined $460 and Licenses for the following marriages were issued in Baxter County between June 24 and July 1, 2004: Daniel Gene Brakebill, 62, and Darlene Rose Brand-tonies, 62 Darren James Casey, 23, and Krystle Marie Ward, 20 Wesley Eugene Galloway, 22, and Charlotte Leann Sullins, 24 all three days of that sentence at community service. Juan Carlo Fernandez Aguilar, 27, of Mountain Home was fined $110 and sentenced to four days in jail for driving without a license (fourth offense). Aguilar also was fined $135 and sentenced to another four days in jail for driving without a license (fifth offense). The second jail sentence will be served concurrently with the first.

Aguilar was warned that another conviction for driving without a license would result in a 10-day jail sentence. Craig A. Nodine, 29, of Mountain Home was fined $135 and sentenced to three days in jail for driving with a suspended license. All three days of that sentence were suspended. Nodine was fined an additional $210 and sentenced to three more days in jail for failure to appear in answer to a speeding ticket.

He may serve all three days of that sentence at community service. Nodine was The following divorces were granted in Baxter County between June 24 and July 1, 2004: Serena Elizabeth Anderson vs. John Bradley Anderson Kristin N. Collins vs. Samuel Collins Angela D.

Lott vs. Randy E. Lott Richard C. Zimdahl vs. Carol S.

Zimdahl. Keep summers mm mmmn hum mmmw hh sentenced to 10 days in jail for possession of a controlled substance. All 10 days of that sentence were suspended. Smith was fined an additional $185 for having no insurance. Charles J.

Mahoney, 36, of Pocahontas was fined $460 and sentenced to 10 days in jail for possession of a controlled substance. All 10 days of that sentence were suspended. Brittney N. McCaughan, 19, of Mountain Home was fined $460 and sentenced to 10 days in jail for possession of a controlled substance. Nine days of that sentence were suspended, and McCaughan may serve the remaining day at community service.

Ginamarie E. Lowrie, 27, of Mountain Home was fined $210 and sentenced to 10 days in jail for disorderly conduct. All 10 days of that sentence were suspended. Lowrie was fined an additional $210 and sentenced to three days in jail for possession of an instrument of crime. She may serve Mark Dwayne Goins, 35, and Brandi Lane Marlin, 34 Michael Dewaine Horton 28, and Crystal Lynn Sellers, 19 Edward Eugene Kendall, 26, and Crystal Lynn Miller, 27 Clayton R.

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