Official Records
Tue., Aug. 8, 1995
SPOKANE COUNTY
Marriage Licenses
Mark D. Gerou and Audra L. Wiles, both of Spokane.
John S. Woodfill and Leslie A. Branham, both of Spokane.
Joel L. Jakabocky of Otis Orchards and Carlene D. Hussein, of Spokane.
David A. Adams and Mary A. Gentile, both of Spokane.
Lonnie D. Adkins and Katherine L. Barfoot, both of Spokane.
Jason D. Frederick and Harmony A. Dusek, both of Spokane.
Mark A. Smith and Doris J. Chain, both of Spokane.
Brain R. Cowley and Christina A. Collins, both of Cheney.
Robert T. Williams and Lavonne Hamm, both of Spokane.
Larry G. White II and Nickie J. Eveland, both of Spokane.
Barry R. Nance and Jaye S. Pohlman, both of Spokane.
Daniel P. Anderson and Traci A. DeBord, both of Grove, Ore.
Carl C. Washburn and Kelly I. Worden, both of Spokane.
Jonathan D. Campbell and Monica R. Ciesielski, both of Malden, Wash.
Christopher R. Limtiaco and Andrea Calderon, both of Spokane.
Danny Swaney and Donna L. Koch, both of Spokane.
John A. Thomas of Spokane and Tara M. Bithell of Chattaroy.
Allan W. Managhan and Yolanda K. Bellmond, both of Spokane.
Mark J. Ferrigno of Alameda, Calif., and Rose A. Brewer of Spokane.
Anton F. Mosner and Erika A. Olson, both of Spokane.
In the Courts Superior Courts New Suits
John C. and Rebecca L. Selden vs. Alan and Myra Smith, money claimed owed.
Roar Tech Inc. vs. Bruce and Billie Ostella, money claimed owed.
Phyllis J. and Jerry E. Knutson vs. Wayne M. and Jana L. Marquess, seeking damages for injuries from vehicle collision.
Thrifty Supply Co. of Spokane Inc. vs. Hartford Casualty Insurance Co., money claimed owed.
Thrifty Supply Co. of Spokane Inc. vs. Old Republic Insurance Co., money claimed owed.
A and A House Moving Inc. vs. Ken and Jean Thain, foreclosure.
Marriage Dissolution Petitions
Herberger-Curtis, Jenifer H. and David R. Curtis
Kaul, Jo A. and Robert W.
Lyons, David G. and Nancy J.
Hickman, Russell W. and Melinda A.
Marriage Dissolution Granted
Glockner, Jack M. and Cathy S.
Davis, Robert D. and Heather N.
Lohr, Howard J. and Kim A.
Warren, Michael C. and Mary E.
Peters, Howard A. and Barbara E.
Wickham, Frank C. and Tawnya M.
Taylor, William A. and Evelyn M.
Criminal Sentencings
Judge Marcus M. Kelly
Samuel Starbuck Severin, 23; $1,127 restitution, 144 months in prison with credit given for 233 days served, after being found guilty of second-degree murder.
Judge Richard J. Schroeder
Bruce Edward Powell, 33; 68 months in prison suspended, 68 months community supervision, after pleading guilty to first-degree child molestation.
Federal Courts New Suits
KRAN Inc. vs. Sizzlin’ Quick Hamburgers Inc., breach of contract.
Ronald J. Stalder vs. Shirley S. Chater, seeking review of Social Security benefits.
Frank J. and Gloria N. Martinez vs. Margaret Richardson, Mark W. McCollum, Sharon Marll, complaint for damages.
Bankruptcy Petitions
Jose L. Mendoza, Yakima, debts of $39,999.
Andrew T. and Lola M. Erickson, Yakima, debts of $45,760.
Toni L. Norton, Yakima, debts of $31,058.
Lynda L. Brownlee, Toppenish, Wash., debts of $76,087.
Raymundo P. Rivas Jr., Kennewick, debts of $28,324.
Christopher A. Harvey, Moses Lake, debts of $95,057.
Wage Earner Petitions
Beverly A. Hocum, 1328 E. Hoffman, debts of $14,189.
Christopher A. and Julie A. Edens, 6718 N. Lincoln, debts of $89,419.
District Courts
Only fines or forfeitures of $75 or more included unless a jail sentence is given.
Judge Pro Tem Robert M. Seines
Laurie A. Jones, 34; $85 fine, operating motor vehicle without liability insurance.
Scott L. Murray, 27; $85 fine, operating motor vehicle without liability insurance.
Shirley A. O’Daniel, 27; $85 fine, operating motor vehicle without liability insurance.
Judge Sara B. Derr
Shannon L. Flanigan, 23; $800 fine, seven days in jail, 24 months probation, driving while intoxicated.
Dwayne Hood, 29; $75 fine, intoxicants in park.
Katherine M. Stallman, 25; $525 fine, 24 months probation, driving while intoxicated reduced to reckless driving.
Claude J. Driggs, 29; 365 days in jail, 24 months probation, driving while intoxicated.
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