Home Sales

Thu., Aug. 28, 1997

Here are recent home sales listed by address, seller and price:

1907 S. Ridgemont Drive - Donny D. and Laverna L. Clemens, $187,000.

415 S. Ray - Karen Hendricks, $50,000.

3512 S. Division - Neal E. and Janet G. Penney, $107,000.

3322 S. Manito Blvd - Henry C. and Barbara E. Lewis, $135,000.

1421 S. Walnut - Sharon R. Hurley, $96,000.

117 W. 15th - Thomas E. and Jana T. Aspray, $206,000.

4032 S. Greystone Lane - William C. and Sandra A. Badcon, $176,000.

1423 E. 42nd - Marie V. Hammer $78,000.

6721 S. Meadow - Watson Construction, $174,900.

2618 S. Wall - Thomas and Brooke Golden, $140,000.

409 Leinum Court - Steven G. Folger, $49,445.

1204 S. Greene - Daren W. Johnson, $50,000.

526 S. Altamont - Lester Meisner, $20,000.

1723 S. Cook - Milton L. and Rebecca A. Heacox, $285,000.

3718 E. 16th - DCBL Inc., Successor Trustee, $106,200.

1425 E. Fourth - Karen L. Gibbon, $70,750.

3303 W. Dalton - Peter G. and Paula R. Freeman, $78,950.

3919 S. Eagle Lane - Gremy Inc., $190,000.

2104 E. Third - John J. Hatyler, $54,000.

1015 E. 20th - Carl R. and Beth L. Barr, $369,601.

104 S. Thor - Knostantin Baranov, $45,000.

2522 S. Tekoa - Wayne and Donna Ireland, $117,000.

124 N. Fourth - Thordia E. Johnson, $41,776.

433 W. 20th - Kevin K. and Leah A. Lease, $111,500.

1804 Fifth - Paul and Nancy Wainwright, $126,000.

1127 E. 28th - Estate of Alice M. Shanks, $122,400.

4027 S. Latawah - James W. and Barbara S. Johnson, $92,000.

12611 W. Ninth - Hayden Enterprises Inc., $101,376.

3015 E. 12th - Eric L. Eilmes, $67,500.

3258 E. Fourth - Eric D. Jacobsen, $73,000.

116 W. 36th - Estate of Theodore Morgan, $105,000.

6621 S. South Meadows - Debbid E. Albaughi, $165,000.

1824 S. Mount Vernon - Kathryn E. O’Neil, $210,000.

911 E. 29th - Wallace D. Baker, $132,500.

813 Third, Cheney - Peter and N. Jeanne Vajta, $59,000.

1612 Sixth - Hayden Enterprises, Inc., $113,364.

4024 E. 34th - Sid and Victoria Wang, $109,950.

4716 E. 46th - Jeffrey C. and Diana L. Winkler, $127,500.

12709 W. Ninth, Airway Heights - Hayden Enterprises, $89,025.

4312 E. 41st - Lois Ledbetter, $150,000.

1221 E. 36th - Billie H. Hensley, $56,800.

608 E. 33rd - Washington Mutual Bank, $50,000.

43 E. 28th - Richard and Alice Woodbury, $109,000.

4315 S. Altamont - Richard W. and Margaret J. McEachranm $176,000.

3123 W. Ninth - Lindy Hauschild, $197,900.

3405 S. 47th - The Baines Corp., $116,000.

1016 E. 39th - Marie L. Schroepfer, $92,000.

3824 S. Hatch - David L. Mann, $72,000.

1902 E. 63rd - Donald F. and Marjorie J. Smith, $118,500.

1315 W. 13th - Charles R. and Ellen A. Sizemore, $107,000.

4208 S. Greyston - Watson Construction Co., $143,000.

3615 S. Altamont - Sheila V. Lang, $160,000.

12615 W. Ninth, Airway Heights - Hayden Enterprises Inc., $77,800.

3923 E. 34th - Barbara Gilger, $57,500.

2019 E. 56th - Kevin and Christine Yandura, $119,500.

1419 W. Seventh - Jeanne Webb, $101,800.

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