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Kathern Wells Agency348 Ozark StPO BOX 189
Cabool, MO 65689417-962-3195
Page 14 The Cabool Enterprise Thursday, April 10, 2014
Texas County Courthouse Report▼
Land TransfersMarch 2014: Reta M. Ice, surviving spouse
of Paul Anderson Ice, to Travis A. Ice and Darren P. Ice, part of S 35, T 30, R 9.
March 2014: Julius Fraley and Janet Fraley to Julius Fraley and Janet Fraley, trustees of the Fraley Revocable Trust, part of S 34, T 30, R 9.
March 2014: Julius Fraley and Janet Fraley to Julius Fraley and Janet Fraley, trustees of the Fraley Revocable Trust, part of S 27, T 30, R 9.
March 2014: Julius Fraley and Janet Fraley to Julius Fraley and Janet Fraley, trustees of the Fraley Revocable Trust, part of S 34, T 30, R 9.
March 2014: Bud N. Thompson to Robert Miley, part of S 22, T 29, R 10.
March 2014: Russell L. Schumacher to Fred W. Beeson and Joanne M. Beeson, part of lots 4 and 5, both located in block 2, old survey, City of Summersville.
March 2014: Darren Cook and Cameron Cook f/k/a Cameron Welch, to Ronald Medlock and Charlene Medlock, as joint ten-ants with right of survivorship, part of S 3, T 29, R 10.
March 2014: Ozark Land Company Inc. to Edward W. Porr, part of S 9, T 28, R 9.
March 2014: Alan Jeffress and Deborah J. Jeffress to beneficiaries, Rhett Werth Drake and Brayme Michael Mosley, as joint tenants with right of survivorship, part of S 5, T 29, R 8. Deed shall not take effect to convey title until death of both grantors.
March 2014: Alan Jeffress and Deborah J. Jeffress to beneficiary, Melinda Kay Sodano, part of S 4, 5 and 6, all located in T 29, R 8. Deed shall not take effect to convey title until death of both grantors.
March 2014: Joseph Eisenhour and Judy Eisenhour to James Keith Patterson, Tammie R. Patterson, Earl Renegar and Mary Renegar, part of S 1, T 29, R 12 and part of S 6, T 29, R 11.
March 2014: Luis J. Carrasquillo and Skye S. Carrasquillo to Carl W. Lange IV and Amber N. Lockhart-Lange, lot 22, Remington Heights, Phase II, Houston.
March 2014: Harold E. Lindquist and Kathy J. Lindquist to Frank T. Christie and Nancy L. Christie, part of S 21, T 32, R 8.
March 2014: Larry E. Nixon, a/k/a Larry Nixon and Mariann F. Nixon; a/k/a Mariann Nixon, co-trustees of the Larry E. Nixon Family Revocable Living Trust Agreement, to Ronald Calhoun and Connie Calhoun, lot 43 Golden Hills Equine Community, phase IIB, Summersville.
March 2014: Gwen Ross, Janet Fraley, Linda Roberts, Florence Cartwright and Joni Appleton, trustees for the Texas County Library, Houston, Mo., to Flat Rock Investments, LLC, lot 2, block 5, old survey, Summersville.
March 2014: Laverne T. Crayon to Laverne T. Crayon, trustee of the Laverne T. Crayon Revocable Living Trust, part of S 2, T 28, R 11.
March 2014: Nancy Brown to Willy Wayne Walker and Ambrea Kay Tripp, beneficiaries, part of lots 6-12, all located in block 3, Hill’s Addition, City of Houston. Deed not effective until death of grantor.
March 2014: People Community Bank, f/k/a People’s Community State Bank, to Woodcock Logging, LLC, all of block 5, and part of lots 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 16 and 17, in block 4, all located in Forest Hills Subdivision, Summersville and part of S 24, T 29, R 7.
March 2014: Meredith Kaye Bandy and Thelma L. Brown to Devin Hart and Sharon L. Hart, part of S 1, T 30, R 10 and part of S 6, T 30, R 9.
March 2014: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Tony D. Francis, part of S 29, T 28, R 7.
March 2014: Rosa Borden, Shirley Jarrett and Garry Jarrett to Shirley I. Jarrett, Marvin Jarrett, part of S 12, T 29, R 9.
March 2014: John Wilson and Shirley J. Wilson to John Wilson, Shirley J. Wilson, Seth Vandaveer and Sarah Vandaveer, as joint tenants, part of S 3, T 28, R 9.
March 2014: Gwen Ross and Linda Roberts, president and secretary of the Texas County Library Board, to Texas County Library Foundation, Inc., part of lot 15, block
12, original survey, City of Cabool. March 2014: Anna L. Venable, surviving
spouse of Norman D. Venable, to John N. Berg and Lena M. Berg, as trustees under the John N. Berg and Lena M. Berg Revocable Living Trust Agreement, lot 30 and part of lot 29, both located in block 3, Meadows Estate, City of Licking.
March 2014: Scotty L. Wade and Melissa Wade to Scotty L. Wade and Melissa Wade, part of S 1, 19, 20 and 30, all located in T 32, R 9 and part of S 24, T 32, R 10.
Marriage LicensesMarch 27, 2014: Randy S. Campney, 47,
of Wasola, and Irene Painter, 50, of Houston. March 22, 2014: Garrett Rusty Nordquist,
21, of Hartville and Christine Joy Labayan Davis, 21, of Cabool.
March 28, 2014: Bruce Robert Fry, 62, and Valorie J. Shearer, 50, both of Cabool.
March 29, 2014: Malachi Malik Jordan, 19, of Fort Leonard Wood, and Lateka Tameka Franklin, 18, of Jackson County, Michigan.
March 29, 2014: Dakota Lee Meredith, 18, and Lauren Christine Fridy, 18, both of Bowling Green, Kentucky.
April 1, 2014: Michael Wayne Crader, 46, of Licking and Debra Elaine Rhodes, 47, of Hartville.
Associate Circuit CourtThe following drivers were issued speed-
ing tickets, entered a guilty plea and paid a $99.50 fine plus $70.50 court costs: Jason Ray Metcalf, Jonathan Davidshane Southworth.
In other proceedings: State vs.Jerrad D. Burks: Count one: Possession of
up to 35 grams marijuana. Count two: Driving while intoxicated, drug intoxication. The imposition of sentence suspended with two years supervised probation, 48 hours shock with credit for time served, SATOP, $300 to Texas County Law Enforcement Restitution Fund.
Robert Calvin Dukes: Two counts: Non-support. The imposition of sentence suspend-ed with two years supervised probation, mini-mum of $500/month and $100/month arrears until paid in full.
Michelle L. Forney: Operating a motor
vehicle in a careless and imprudent manner, involving an accident: $100 fine plus costs.
Ryan Wade Hergesheimer: Count one: Driving while intoxicated, alcohol, prior of-fender. Count two: Failed to drive on right half of roadway when roadway was of suf-ficient width. Probation revoked, serve six months in jail.
Sarah E. Hulvey: Driving motor vehicle on highway while driver’s license is sus-pended/revoked. The imposition of sentence suspended with six months supervised proba-tion, $150 to Texas County Law Enforcement Restitution Fund, reinstate within 45 days.
Alla Maas: Failed to equip vehicle with muffler/adequate muffler/properly attached muffler: $100 fine, pay $100 to Special Prosecuting Attorney fee, $70.50 court costs.
Randall C. Redding: Operating vehicle on highway without a valid license, second of-fense. Serve 24 hours in Texas County Jail with credit for time served, board bill, $70.50 court costs.
Brian L. Sinyard: Count one: Driving while revoked/suspended, first offense. Count two: Failed to display plates on motor ve-hicle/trailer. Serve five days in Texas County Jail, each count with credit for time served.
Carrie Eileen Sleep: Failed to proceed with caution/yield right-of-way/reduce speed when approaching stationary emergency ve-hicle displaying emergency lights: $72.50 fine, $70.50 court costs.
Jonathan Southworth: Operating motor ve-hicle with vision-reducing material applied to windshield/excess vision-reducing material applied to side window: $12.50 fine, $70.50 court costs.
Theresa Villarreal: Passing bad check less than $500. The imposition of sentence sus-pended with two years supervised probation, restitution of $543.42 paid to prosecuting at-torney, defendant may not have checking ac-count.
Danny Voylas: Passing bad check less than $500. The imposition of sentence suspended with six months supervised probation, res-titution of $348.50 paid to Texas County Prosecuting Attorney.
Texas County Sheriff’s Department Report▼
March 16 Charges were being
sought against a Cabool woman following a report of suspicious activity on Highway 17, Houston. The woman was taken to jail on a 12-hour safekeeping hold. A probable cause statement was filed seeking charges of un-lawful use of drugs, bribery of a public servant, and deliv-ery, possession or attempt to
bring a controlled substance into jail.
March 20A deputy assisted a
Houston Police Department officer in recovering sto-len items on Piney Drive, Houston, and Elk Creek Drive, Solo.
March 22A property dispute was
handled on Highway U, Cabool.
A call was received about a theft on Berry Road, Cabool. It was determined no theft occurred.
A theft was reported on Fisher Drive, Houston. Investigation revealed it to be a civil matter.
March 25A woman on Highway H,
Elk Creek, reported she had left her purse on her car and it had fallen off somewhere on Highway 17. Her purse was located and returned to her.
March 27Deputies were dispatched
to Highway 17 and Miller Road to assist Missouri State Highway Patrol with a vehi-cle accident.
A deputy attempted to lo-cate a person on Highway C, Licking, for the Phelps County Sheriff’s Department.
A deputy helped search for a vehicle that was involved in a pursuit by Cabool Police Department. The area around Panther Creek Road and AD Highway was checked, but the vehicle was not found.
A prowler call was
checked out on Morton Road, Houston.
A Houston man reported seven tires had been dumped on his property on Ridge Road.
March 28Bob Allen Hamby, 57,
Licking, was cited for animal abuse by failing to maintain after a report was received about dogs running loose on Shaffer Road.
A woman reported a break-in at a house on Sackett Road, Licking.
A peace disturbance was reported on Shaffer Road, Licking. A woman was given a verbal warning.
March 29Littering was report on
Country Club Lane, Houston.
A report was received about a woman with blood on her face walking down the road on Oakhill Drive, Houston. The woman was lo-cated and said she had fallen and cut her head. She refused medical attention or a cour-tesy ride.
A prisoner was transport-ed from Mtn. Grove Police Department.
March 30A search of one wing of
Texas County Jail turned up a plastic bag containing a small amount of a green leafy substance. An investigation is ongoing.
March 31Two cast iron benches
were reported stolen from the veterans’ memorial at Long Hollow Cemetery, Plato.
A Licking man reported a hunting blind and turkey de-coys had been stolen from his property on Iron Mine Road.
A property dispute was re-ported on Highway 32, Roby, involving a vehicle. It was determined to be a civil mat-ter.
A prowler report was checked out on Beeler Road.
An attempt was made to check the wellbeing of a person on Orchard Street, Houston.
A prisoner was transport-ed from a correctional facility in Fulton and one was trans-ported from Laclede County Jail, Lebanon.
A prowler report was checked out on Highway H, Elk Creek.
April 1Sheep were reported out
on Ben Davis Road. The animals’ owner was given a warning.
A woman on Highway AM, Mtn. Grove, reported being harassed. She reported receiving text messages and also having a person pull into her driveway and not leave.
A prisoner was transport-ed from Howell County Jail,
West Plains.Three prisoners were
transported from the correc-tional facility in Licking.
A report was received from the United States Postal Service Office of the Inspector General concern-ing missing funds from the Summersville Post Office. A probable cause statement was being sent to the prosecut-ing attorney seeking charges against a former employee of the post office.
April 2A deputy was dispatched
to a Highway M, Cabool, residence on a call of a fight in progress. Witnesses at the scene said the fight had been between two males. A vehi-cle was damaged during the fight. One person was taken into custody on an outstand-ing warrant.
A Raymondville woman reported her purse had been stolen or lost from her ve-hicle somewhere in Licking and Houston.
The department assisted the Department of Family Services Children’s Division with a hotline investigation of possible child abuse on Date Drive, Summersville. The investigation is ongoing.
Trespassing was reported on Gentry Lane, Plato, where a man allegedly placed trash in the driveway and then set it afire.
April 3Bevera L. Chestine, 36,
Plato, was cited for domestic assault-third degree follow-ing a domestic assault call received on Highway AW, Plato.
Contact was made with an Elk Creek woman who had reported a person was sending messages to her and would not stop. The person was contacted and said he quit once she told him she called law enforcement.
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