PALO PINTO COUNTY —
Aug. 23-30
County Clerk, Bobbie Smith
Marriages
• Joshua Kirk Welborn and Kamarine Dannette Gopffarth, July 31.
• Ricky Ray Hubble and Rebekah Marie Havens, Aug. 7.
• Terry Gene Whitmore and Brenda Lea Sinclair, Aug. 14.
• Teddy Lamart Kennedy and Kimberly Ann Furr, Aug. 26.
• Timothy Eugene Boyd and Shelly Marie Puksta, Aug. 26.
29th Judicial District, Clerk Janie Glover, Judge Jerry Ray
Disposed civil cases
• Telesis Operating Co. Inc. vs. Paul M. Flinn, Martin Flinn and Janet Flinn – accounts/contracts/notes; dismissed for lack of prosecution.
• Kline, Kline, Elliott and Bryant PC, fka Kline, Kline, Elliott, Castleberry and Bryant PC vs. Broadband Wireless International Corporation, fka Black Giant Oil Co., et al – civil case; disposed.
• Green Tree Servicing LLC, Duetsche Financial Services Co. vs. Melinda Harrington and Leonard Harrington – accounts/contracts/notes; disposed.
• Attorney General re: Keith Luster and Melody J. Crump – family law; dismissed.
• First Ag Credit PCA vs. Jay Newsom and Jay Newsom Enterprise Ltd. – accounts/contracts/notes; dismissed for lack of prosecution.
• Attorney General re: Anthony Ray Barnes and Nancy Carol Driggers – family law; dismissed.
• Attorney General re: Wesley Hampton and Amber Jo Poindexter – family law; final judgment.
• Oncor Electric Delivery Co. vs. Michael Kincaid – injuries or damages; dismissed.
• ME Read Construction Inc. vs. Tom Carroll – contractural consumer/commercial/debt; default judgment.
• Perrin-Whitt CISD vs. EOG Resources Inc. – tax case; dismissed.
New criminal cases
• State of Texas vs. Max Ross Hardin – motion to revoke probation for possession of a controlled substance less than 1 gram.
Disposed criminal cases
• Jose Luis Garza Jr. – revocation of probation for possession of a controlled substance less than 1 gram; sentenced to one year, six months confinement.
• Teresa Cherry Davlin – revocation of probation for possessing or transporting a chemical with intent to manufacture a controlled substance; sentenced to six years confinement.
• Michelle Elaine McDuff – engaging in organized criminal activity; dismissed.
• Joshua Robert Unerfusser – burglary of a habitation; eight years deferred adjudication, $2,000 fine, $1,175 restitution and $244 court costs.
• Larry Dale Turnage II – tampering or fabricating physical evidence; convicted and sentenced to eight years confinement, $2,500 fine and $244 court costs.
• Rciardo Castillo Zamora – theft of property more than $1,500 and less than $20,000; convicted and sentenced to four years probation, $1,500 fine, $2,893.61 restitution and $244 court costs.
Local News
County Records
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Millsap couple charged with furnishing alcohol to minors
MILLSAP – A man and woman were booked into the Parker County jail Thursday morning in connection with furnishing alcohol to minors at a party April 29 in Millsap.
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Thursday Blotter
The following people were processed through the Palo Pinto County Jail.
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Fort Wolters Gate Committee continues Medal of Honor project
On March 23, Medal of Honor Day was proclaimed by Mayor Allen.
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MWHS choirs give public performances Thursday
Five Mineral Wells ISD choirs will perform the annual end-of-the school year concert for the public Thursday, but this year students are trying to help raise funds for junior high choir director Abigail Weaver, who has been undergoing cancer treatment.
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Man arrested in connection with church vandalism
A Mineral Wells police spokesperson confirmed a local man was arrested Monday and charged with two counts of criminal mischief under $20,000 at a place of worship.
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County Records- May 14-21
Palo Pinto County Clerk Janette Green
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Art Association opening Saturdays this summer
Starting June 2, the Mineral Wells Art Association is planning to open its doors on Saturdays this summer to students and adults who want to paint.
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Mineral Wells City Council sets Tuesday meeting agenda
The Mineral Wells City Council is scheduled to meet in regular session at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 22, at the City Hall Annex, 115 S.W. 1st St.
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Candidate pays on owed county taxes
PALO PINTO – In the past few days Precinct 1 County Commissioner candidate Jesse Edwards said he’s been getting a handle on paying his delinquent Palo Pinto County business taxes.
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Still seeking answers
SALT LAKE CITY — A memorial in the woods honors a Salt Lake City hero who gave his life fighting a wildfire.
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