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February 9, 2010

County Records - Jan. 25-Feb. 8

MINERAL WELLS — County Clerk Bobbie Smith

Marriages

• Joseph Kevin McKelvey and Kathryn Alleene Johnson, Jan. 19.

• Quinn Warren Robinson and Malena Lee Lacefield, Jan. 16.

• Jeffrey Todd Burson and Shari Joyce Dalton, Jan. 23

• Michael Lewis Frazier and Sheila Louise Nolan, Jan. 9.

• Bruce Wayne Watson and Charlotte Ann Waite, Jan. 16.

• Jerry Dustin Smith and Amanda Ruth Harrison, Jan. 29.

29th Judicial District Clerk Janie Glover Judge Jerry Ray

New civil cases

• Attorney General re: Timothy Nathaniel Gober and Jessica Lee Garvin – family law.

• Attorney General re: Alonzo Darnell Spradley and Nichole Diane Lyle – family law.

• Patricia Raaz vs. Allstate County Mutual Company – motor vehicle injury or damage.

• Shrinath Ltd., dba Best Western Club House vs. CK Hospitality Inc. – damages.

• Citimortgage Inc. vs. Brenda Sue Pilgrim Alvarez and the unknown heirs at law of Janet Lou Pilgrim – real property.

• Lipan ISD vs. Randy Carlisle, et al – tax case.

• Attorney General re: Theodore William Johnson and Kelly Lynn Warren – family law.

• James O’Shields vs. Rhonda O’Shields – support order.

• Attorney General re: Terry Wayne Laird and Linda Suzette Salters – family law.

• Attorney General re: Travis J. Auldridge and Misty Dawn Auldridge – family law.

• Attorney General re: Genaro Samuel Arriaga and Ashley Nicole Helfenbein – family law.

• Attorney General re: Kirk Alan Pearson and Christina Jeanette Rainey – family law.

• Attorney General re: Kevin Earl Ward and Lynell Ann Warren – family law.

• Attorney General re: Lonnie Johnson and Elishia Gail Whitehead – family law.

• Ford Motor Credit Company vs. Jesse Edwards – contractural/consumer debt.

• Attorney General re: Michael Jason Giordano and Chilena Rose Chavira – family law.

• Attorney General re: James Martin Orr and Christine Gail Orr – family law.

• HSBC Bank Nevada NA (Yamaha) vs. Steven Jones – contractural/consumer debt.

• Titan Bank, fka First National Bank of Graford vs. Graford Cemetery Association – agreed petition for judicial modify trust.

• Attorney General re: Omar Camposano and Dayana Elizabeth Elizondo – family law.

• Palo Pinto County vs. Gerardo Zapata, dba La Coyota, et al ‑ tax case.

• Palo Pinto County vs. Michael Williams, dba Jubilee Enterprises, et al – tax case.

Disposed civil cases

• Lauren Pyle vs. Robert Burton Shields IV, Blaine Thornton and Than Thornton, et al – motor vehicle injuries or damages; dismissed by plaintiff.

• Discover Bank vs. Shonna Lynn Sutterfield – contractural/consumer debt; default judgment.

• Mary Carol Baldree vs. Floyd R. Hendricks – contractural/consumer debt; dismissed by plaintiff.

• Midland Funding LLC, assignee of Bank of America vs. David C. Berry; contractural/consumer debt; dismissed by plaintiff.

• Paul S. Lewis vs. Rockin’s Bar and Grill – injuries or damages; dismissed by plaintiff.

• Texoma Community Credit Union vs. Kenneth Dobbs – contractural/consumer debt; default judgment.

• Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs. Monique M. Hopkins – contractural/consumer debt; default judgment.

• Lipan ISD vs. Randy Carlisle, et al – tax case; dismissed by plaintiff.

New criminal cases

• State of Texas vs. Charles Timothy Ramey – motion to revoke probation for tampering or fabricating physical evidence.

• State of Texas vs. Shanna DaJuan Acuff – motion to revoke probation for fraudulent possession of a controlled substance prescription.

Disposed criminal cases

• Aubrey Jerrel Wilkinson – sentenced to 10 years confinement for revocation of probation for driving while intoxicated, third offense or more.

• Brian Edwin Baker – burglary of a building; convicted and sentenced to one year, three months confinement.

• Dontrell Monte Thomas – burglary of a building; convicted and sentenced to five years probation.

• Marvin Daniel Vaughan – manufacture and delivery of a controlled substance more than 1 gram and less than 4 grams; convicted and sentenced to 10 years confinement and $279 court costs.

• Christopher Allen Walker – possession of a controlled substance less than 1 gram; dismissed.

• Samuel Wayne Young – possession of a controlled substance less than 1 gram; four years deferred adjudication, $2,000 fine, $140 restitution and $304 court costs.

• Audrey Rose Brown – burglary of a building; dismissed.

• Roy Thomas Rankin – possession of marijuana more than 4 ounces and less than 5 pounds; convicted and sentenced to one year, 10 months confinement, $3,000 fine and $279 court costs.

• Monica Lynn Greenwell – evading arrest or detention with a vehicle; convicted and sentenced to six months confinement and $219 court costs.

• Rebecca Kate Alcorn – engaging in organized criminal activity; convicted and sentenced to 35 years confinement, $4,000 fine and $279 court costs.

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