Home Sales

Thu., Sept. 18, 1997

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

12001 N. Denver Todd R. and Kim N. Kinkel, $195,000.

429 E. Bridgeport Nancy A. and John T. Schell, $58,500.

717 E. Blackhawk Drive Johnson Brothers Construction Inc., $197,700.

4811 N. Monroe Mark A. and Karen C. Pizelo, $58,500.

3615 E. Courtland Rick and Karen Sykes, $115,000.

1517 E. North Mark V. and Robin L. Blutcher, $68,000.

714 E. Queen Jason J. and Jennifer L. Tate, $56,000.

8718 N. Greenwood Craig S. and Darla D. Hancock, $131,950.

228 W. Franklin Court R. Scott and Penguine D. Egan, $89,900.

2803 E. Central Daniel M. Daniels, $71,000.

15921 N. Timberwood Court Asvestas Construction, $174,500.

933 E. Augusta Ames P. Nichols II, $105,000.

3319 N. Lily Richard M. and Debra L. Benson, $54,466.

11221 N. Morrill Drive, Mead Charles J. and Robin E. Yorlano, $134,950.

5102 E. Lamar John M. III and Cynthia K. Nine, $119,000.

619 N. Willowcrest Lane Gerald E. and Marianne Morse, $124,900.

2712 E. Wilson, Mead Joy E. Crosier, $86,000.

711 E. Everett Steven J. and Linda R. Smith, $79,950.

9722 N. Stevens Everett F. Knowles, $80,000.

1204 E. Baldwin Henning G. Knipprath, $88,900.

3207 W. Walton Angela Stern, $89,950.

4510 W. Shawnee Diane Rose, $130,000.

2404 E. Diamond Bessie D. Hodgins, $65,000.

15410 N. Addison Terry L. and Michelle L. Moore, $141,000.

1504 E. Crown William C. and Jacqueline S. Dalton, $86,500.

317 W. Dalton Michael J. and Melissa L. Stephens, $95,000.

3923 W. Broad John C. and Barbara A. Wodynski, $79,900.

3902 W. Longfellow Arthur H. and Zola A. Irwin, $90,000.

1706 W. Forest Hills Drive Estate of Barbara A. Zimmerman, $142,000.

602 W. Tieton James R. and Deborah A. Jones, $119,000.

1222 W. Elmwood Court Alan R. and Amowi S. Phillips, $147,000.

2924 W. Rosewood Sean M. and Barbara A. Douglas, $103,000.

1015 E. Sanson Dennis E. Hawkes, $37,500.

3603 W. Northwest Blvd. Brian Brothers, $110,000.

905 W. Banbury Drive A.W. and Frances P. Holcomb, $115,000.

3514 E. Empire Christopher A. and Susie W. Brown, $88,979.

2203 E. Rowan Sherri L. Samuels, $65,900.

626 W. Rowan David E. Sanchez, $75,000.

1653 E. Providence Betty J. Corbin, $85,000.

2323 W. Crown James G. Stark, $84,000.

1529 E. DeSmet Source One Mortgage Services, $65,843.

2618 W. Broadway North Pacific Trustee, $35,000.

1911 E. Mallon Steven R. Wright, $60,000.

15307 N. Addison John A. and Susan P. Lukacsq, $157,500.

553 E. Heroy Thelma M. Dechenne, $62,000.

1419 E. Dalke Bryan F. and Kani M. Ricco, $73,000.

6901 N. Post Leonard E. and Betty A. Lamb, $85,000.

1828 W. Northwest Blvd. Daniel R. and Melissa G. Clawson, $117,346.

2629 W. Wabash Patrick T. and Georgeann E. Bertholf, $78,900.

8225 N. Marjorie Dennis F. and Mary J. Posey, $146,000.

11611 N. Atlantic Irene F. Wood, $132,000.

1117 E. Illinois Estate of Laura B. Ellis, $84,900.

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