Home Sales

Sat., Sept. 7, 1996

6005 E. 6th Douglas J. Hansen, $51,000.

25209 E. Wabash Melvin and Maria L. Mulligan, $96,500.

4029 E. Sumac Ronald J. and Diane I. Hoover, $125,000.

15314 E. 26th Craig, Richard and Lorraine Taylor, $159,000.

16408 E. Olympic Gial A. Gibson, $110,100.

24705 E. Trent Thomas D. Hoeser and Monica F. Van Doren, $105,000.

14307 E. 12th Juliet E. Nachman, $120,000.

8115 E. Fairview Todd D. and Shanan M. Geilenfeldt, $71,500.

8613 E. Mansfield Paul and Kristine E. Emerson, $89,950.

10011 E. Main Lewis E. and Dorothy E. Vaugh Sr., $90,000.

9320 E. Broadway Kevin and Joann Harrington, $85,400.

4809 E. 3rd Eugenia Pokony, $52,000.

7214 E. 7th Aleksandr and Tatiana Burunov, $69,140.

4508 E. 14th Bernard and Theresa M. Mallory and Lance P. Pounder, $123,500.

18410 E. Riverway Steven and Kirsten G. Wilson, $130,000.

13211 E. 23rd Thomas R. and Edna M. Russell, $105,000.

6411 E. 10th Angela D. Adams, $108,000.

11020 E. 19th Christopher and Kimberly J. Balocco, $119,950.

13614 E. 15th Doris N. Ashleson, $128,750.

22821 E. Clearwater Lane Jonathan and Tonya B. Keeve, $116,500.

13111 E. Guthrie Stacey L. and Cody E. Johnson, $99,000.

13504 E. 4th Paul E. and Maureen A. Rieckers, $115,000.

11913 E. Maxwell Debra L. Wacenske, $103,500.

13209 E. Nixon Cynthia M. Brazington, $87,500.

13505 E. 12th Laurence R. and Margaret A. Devoe, $89,000.

11510 E. 20th Randee Kistle and Janet Bernhardt, $147,500.

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