Home Sales

Sat., Aug. 10, 1996

4226 E. 39th Michael and Rhonda Jeremiah, $131,900.

4517 E. Frederick Linda L. Stinger, $40,000.

16018 E. Broad Barbara Bixby, $97,500.

4616 E. 7th Jeffrey and Terresa A. McClain, $65,400.

16130 E. Renz Jeffrey C. and Stacy A. Folkins, $194,347.

3422 S. Bowdish Finis Dewaun and Tamara L. Scott, $97,500.

7708 E. Maxwell Gary and Carole B. Johnson-Beemster, $88,240.

6024 E. 11th Donald and Linda Wills, $98,000.

8020 E. Glass Ronald H. Toombs, $63,000.

13805 E. 17th Warren and Sylvia Riddle, $89,000.

11938 E. 40th James R. and Patricia J. Hayes, $176,500.

4818 N. Mitchell Sandra K. Forness, Gerald L. and Roberta A. Jameson, $81,000.

7927 E. Augusta William J. and Leona L. Read, $65,000.

3311 E. 19th Darren and Stephanie S. Lantzer, $85,500.

4606 S. Raymond George W. Brown and Penny C. Martin, $129,900.

203 N. Progress Myron Cromell and Terry Ricks-Cromwell, $99,900.

4521 N. Warren Warren and Sylvia J. Riddle, $58,100.

1020 E. Edgerton Rodney and Darla Glenn, $86,700.

4517 E. Frederick Linda L. Stinger, $40,000.

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