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by Loretta TappanApproximately 250 people ea-

gerly lined up outside the Mari-on Public Library and Museum (MPL) on Monday, August 21, to pick-up free solar eclipse-view-ing glasses and watch the solar eclipse, in which the moon pass-es between the sun and Earth.

The line started to form around noon for the celestial event, which took place between 12:59 pm and 3:38 pm in Marion.

MPL received 1,000 glasses, thanks to a “Safe Eclipse Glass-es” grant sponsored by Google and NASA and distributed by STARNet, an organization that offers science technology ac-tivities for libraries around the country. The children’s depart-ment passed out 800 glasses dur-ing the week leading up to the event, saving the remaining 200 for patrons attending the library’s

eclipse program. MPL staff started passing out

the last couple hundred glasses at 1 pm and ran out within 25 minutes; however, a few pairs of eclipse glasses got passed around to share with others that did not get their own.

According to STARnetlibrar-ies.org, 75 libraries around the state of Indiana received the grant for shipments of 200, 500, or 1,000 glasses, totaling over 2.1 million safe eclipse glasses distributed.

Starla Dobbs, a resident of Marion, wanted to share this unique opportunity with her son, Kaleb Dobbs, a student at Lakeview Christian School. Starla Dobbs said Lakeview did not have glasses, but permitted parents to sign their children out of school early for eclipse view-ing opportunities. Kaleb Dobbs said he was excited to see the

solar eclipse with his mom and thought the eclipse “looks like Pac-Man.”

Tylanna Jones, head of the chil-dren’s department at MPL, said staff also prepared other ways for patrons to safely interact with the solar eclipse such as the pinhole projection method. This method is done with the viewer’s back to the sun, and then the image of sun as a crescent appears through an everyday object such as a hole in a paper plate, cereal box, or slightly open and crossed fingers on to a flat surface.

The library themed regular programs such as Preschool Tales around the celestial event of the century as well as, hosted special programs throughout the day, in-cluding a live feed from NASA on a flat screen television in front of the circulation department and

Photos by Ed Breen for The News Herald

Below, part of the crowd that gathered in the parking lot for the solar eclipse. Above, a view of the sun at the maximum blockage in Marion, at 2:24 pm.

>>Eclipse page 7

Kellie Engelman, the commu-nity coordinator for the Affordable Housing Corporation (AHC), has applied to the Blight Clearance Program (BCP) administered by the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) to de-molish the former DanMar build-ing.

Because of the historic nature of the structure, AHC has to make an effort to keep the west and north walls up in some way. Engelman said there is no height requirement for the two walls, so one option is to reduce them to the height of a fence. The historic property will become green space for at least five years.

The total demolition is projected to cost $388,000. The nonprofit is seeking a grant for $350,000 and will provide $38,000. The non-profit will know in October if it re-ceives the grant. The organization has applied for the OCRA funds before, most recently in March, to no avail, but Engelman said they were encouraged to apply again.

The city council voted 8-0, with one abstention from Councilman Alan Miller, at its regular meeting Tuesday evening to authorize the BCP application and, if awarded, to move forward with plans to de-molish most of the former DanMar apartment building, located at 239 W. Third St.

The council also heard from Rev-erend Larry Emmons, a resident S. Boots St. Emmons told the council he was concerned with the amount of blighted homes in his area and the lack of street and sidewalk im-provements.

Emmons said he contacted the city administration as well as the

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Thursday, August 249 am—Grant County Farmers Market, 1028 E. Main St., Gas City. Info.: Tammy Johnson, 765.760.0083 or [email protected]

10 am—Quilt Exhibit-Virginia Gunn, Quilters Hall of Fame, 926 S. Wash-ington St., Marion. Repeats through September 30, Thursday-Saturday. Admission, $4; seniors (over 65) and students, $3; children (6-12), $1; children (under 12), free. Info.: 765-664-9333

11 am—Courtyard Cafe, Main Street Marion, 202 W. Spencer St., Marion, sponsored by Main Street Marion. Repeats: through September. Info.: [email protected]

4 pm—Let’s Knit and Crochet, Marion Public Library and Museum, 600 S. Washington St. Beginners, $15; experienced, free. Info.: 765-668-2900 or marion.lib.in.us

6 pm—Boots, Brews, and Books, Bad Dad Brewery, 407 W. Washing-ton St., Fairmount. Turn The Page fundraiser for Title One preschoolers in Grant County. Adults, $40. Info.: Dianne Hovermale or Shelly Jones, 765-667-0359 or 765-662-0065, or [email protected]

7 pm—Marion’s Concerts in the Gardens, Gardens of Matter Park, River and Quarry Roads, Marion. Mooncats. Free. Info.: 765-662-9931, ext 4.

7 pm—Sweetser Town Council, Town Hall, 113 N. Main St. Info.: 765-384-5060 or [email protected]

Friday, August 259 am—Taylor University Welcome Weekend, 236 W. Reade Ave., Up-

Friends of Richard Parks, a resident of Jonesboro, surprised him with a brand new scooter on Sunday, Au-gust 20 during his regular visit to

Tobby's on Main Street in Jonesboro. The Jonesboro fixture lost his previous bike due to theft a few weeks ago. Kammi Marine, the manager of Tobby’s, said the bar, customers, and friends decided to pitch in and buy Parks a new ride. They decorated the scooter with a sign and balloons and rolled it into the bar. “He is our mascot. Everyone loves Richie, and we couldn't stand to see him so sad,” said Marine. A crowd of about 30 showed up with food and hugs to celebrate Parks’ new transportation. A teary-eyed Parks took a moment to thank everyone involved.

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Behind the Scenes fea-tures personal stories from people who work in important but often unrecognized roles in our community.—Ed.

Richard “Rich” Curfman owns Marion’s only dedicated bicycle

store and repair shop, which continues to serve central Indiana after 55 years of business.

Curfman’s parents, Allen and Ruth Curfman, opened the cycle center in 1962 in the Bend of

the River neighborhood near their home. The shop, first located a few blocks south and across the street, moved in 1987 to its current location at 426 N Washington St. Just seven years after open-ing, Rich Curfman started working in the shop with his parents, and bought the business in 1989.

Curfman focused ex-clusively on bicycles and stopped selling scooters and other sporting goods. “I just loved the sport and grew into the career,” said Curfman. He said bike

ridership remains consis-tent; however, the type of cyclist has changed somewhat.

“There used to be more recreational riders. The whole family used to ride back in the ’60s, ’70s, and mid-’80s. Now, we

see more serious riders that ride a specific style—mountain bikes riders, fitness riders, road racing. We have many different categories,” said Curfman.

The shop sells bicycles off the rack, but, accord-ing to Curfman, they do more custom bike orders with different frame styles fitted to the rider. “We work with the customer and find out what they like, what style of bike they want to ride and go from there,” said Curfman.

More than a place to buy a new bike, Curf-man’s offers full service for all bicycles, regardless of where the customer purchased the bike or the age. Mathias, a mechanic at Curfman’s, confirmed bike maintenance and re-pairs are a big part of the business today. Curfman’s works on as many as six bikes in a day but averages about 25 bicycle repairs a week. They refurbish classic bikes pulled out of storage and keep newer

bikes running efficiently.Cycling is a lifestyle for

Curfman and many of the people that come in the shop. He rides his bike to work every day and set a goal to ride at least 3,000 miles a year. Most afternoons, Curfman and his mechanic, Mathias, entertain a social group with coffee and conver-sation in the cycle shop. Then, every Tuesday and Thursday, at 6 pm, they leave Curfman’s for an ap-proximate 40-mile group bike ride.

“This area is great for road riding because of the terrain. The country roads are decent, and the reser-voir is nice,” said Curf-

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man. The Cardinal Green-ways include 17-miles of Grant County trails and 62 miles through five coun-ties, including the 3.2-mile trail from Converse connecting to the Sweet-ser Switch Trail.

Curfman’s favorite lo-cal ride is a 38-mile loop from Marion through LaFountain to Red Bridge and back on Francis Slo-cum Trail.

Curfman said the road work over the last year has also been good for bicycle riders and busi-ness. There are more and more people commuting to work on their bikes, like Curfman and Mathias, who commutes from Gas City.

Maps of the Cardinal Greenways for Grant County users and other cyclist resources are avail-able at the cycle shop. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 10 am to 5:30 pm and Sat-urday from 9 am to 1 pm.

Curfman grew up in Marion, in the Bend of the River neighborhood district, and graduated from Marion High School. He serves on the Grant County committee to help manage the Cardinal Greenway.

He and his wife, Tracy Curfman, celebrate 37 years of marriage this year and have two daugh-ters, Candace Burkey and Alyssa Alaimo.

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There used to be more recreational riders. The whole family used to ride back in the ’60s, ’70s, and mid-’80s. Now, we see more serious riders that ride a specific style

Editor:The transformation of

Barnes Park at 6th and E streets made national news last week, when the work be-ing done caught the attention of prevention experts who hosted a national webinar.

It was humbling to listen to the other presenter share about initiatives they have developed from across the world and then have the op-portunity to present about our work in Marion.

I share this opportunity, not to brag, but to provide evidence that great things are happening in Marion and Grant County and that people are paying attention.

So many people locally have come together to make this project a success. While

it is still far from complete, neighbors whose back yard is the park, have commented that more and more families are using the park.

That alone is reason for excitement. As an advocate for families to live violence-free, having a safe, secure place for individuals and families to enjoy is of criti-cal importance. Research has clearly shown the im-portance of parks and green space in reducing domestic violence, child maltreatment and other forms of violence.

So stay tuned as more improvements take place to Barnes Park. While change there is happening, start to think about ways you can improve your neighborhood and the space that you call

home. It might be as simple as taking time a couple nights a week to walk your neigh-borhood and pick up trash, or just walk your neighborhood and say hello to children and adults who are outside.

This, too, is another pro-tective factor for reducing domestic violence, as it increases social cohesion, which reduces the risk factor of isolation. Whatever you choose to do, just remember there are a lot of people who have chosen to live in Mari-on and they are making a dif-ference that will improve the lives of all.

Linda Wilkdirector, Hands of Hope, a division of Family Service Society, Inc.

Letter to the Editor

Editor’s note: Eric Reaves was off watching the eclipse this week. He emailed us this drawing of it.

city’s Code Enforcement and Building Department, but he did not feel like he was being heard. While some Council members of-fered to work with Emmons to address the issues pre-sented, Building Commis-sioner Jerry Foustnight and Chief of Staff Mike Flynn confirmed the issues were under review and in pro-cess. Foustnight said demo-lition was already approved for a handful of homes in Emmons’ neighborhood this year.

In other news, renova-tions to the Grant County Jail and Complex was unanimously approved by the Grant County Council on Wednesday, August 16.

Commissioners ap-proved the scope of work--a new genera-tor, security upgrade improvements, water infiltration, dedicated basement air handling unit, envelope improve-ments, lighting upgrades, CH fan coil replacement and controls, and sani-tary plumbing upgrades--during their August 7 meeting. The cost total is about $7.8 million.

Upgrades to the De-tention Center cameras and Commander Control Station were added at the cost of $316,000 after re-ceiving a recommenda-tion by the county’s study committee. The Sheriff’s Department plans to house some adults at the Detention Center to al-leviate overcrowding in the County Jail. Sheriff Reggie Nevels reiterated the need for the renova-tions is extremely high.

Financing the phase three improvements have not been finalized. The county voted to pay for the project with a general obligation bond with an expected 15-year pay-back schedule beginning in 2019.

At this time, the coun-ty faces the possibility of a delay for up to a full year for a remonstrance, which is when either 500

county property owners or five percent of the regis-tered voters file petitions against the issue of a bond of $2 million or more with-in 30 days after the coun-cil approves the bonds. To complete the formal griev-ance, an election would be conducted in which county property owners or regis-tered voters cast ballots for or against the bond.

If more vote for the re-monstrance, the county will not be able to propose the same or similar project for at least one year. De-spite the possibility of the project being struck down

by a remonstrance, council members decided the need for renovations was so great that it was worth the risk.

“The idea of making it less to avoid a remon-strance, I don’t like that,” Councilman Mike Roor-bach said. “I am a big fan of the remonstrance process when it’s needed. I don’t fear it in this case.”

The council has sched-uled a special meeting at 6 pm on Wednesday, Septem-ber 13 in the county coun-cil chambers to vote on the bond issue.

Furthermore, the City of Marion Board of Pub-

lic Works and Safety re-moved the historic seven-story Marion National Bank building at 402 South Washington St. Foustnight said the owners of the build-ing, 402 Marion LLC, based in Los Angeles, agreed to make necessary repairs to the roof and portions of ter-racotta material on the north side of the building.

Due to Labor Day, the City of Marion Board of Public Works and Safety and Grant County Com-missioners will move their regular Monday meetings to Tuesday, September 5 at 10 am and 2 pm, respectively.

This summer, David Roor-bach, an Indiana Wesleyan University alumnus (Class of 2014) and son of The News Herald’s publisher is biking 4,200 miles across America with his friend An-thony Petrillo. They started in Yorktown, VA, on July 14 and are headed for Oregon. This is a journal of their travels.

The week began with a much-needed off day in Overland Park, KS. On Mon-

day we hit the road around 10:30 and actually rode up some hills to start the day. It’s not totally flat out here after all. It was a hot one—the temperature was in the 90s—but at least the wind wasn’t too bad.

Fueled by a Belgian waffle and two Power Bars, Anthony and I rode the 70 miles to my cousin Adam’s house in Topeka, arriving right around 5 pm.

[Editor’s note: Adam Roorbach is the second child of Mike and Karen Roor-bach. He grew up in Marion, where he attended Lakeview Christian School and Indi-ana Wesleyan University. He and his wife Melinda recently had twin sons.]

Adam and Melinda made us feel right at home: Cold drinks, burgers on the grill, showers, laundry, and a place to sleep. I even got to meet some new additions to the Roorbach family: Grant and Blake. Thanks to Adam and Melinda for everything! It was great to catch up.

The Little AppleThe next day we from

Topeka to Manhattan, KS, a.k.a. “the Little Apple,” and we crossed the Big Blue River, one more milestone on our own Oregon Trail. We were going 14-18 mph most of the way to Manhat-tan, cruising along U.S. 24.

When the road shoulder is narrow it can get a little dicey with the trucks. If you

ride the shoulder, the trucks don’t move over at all. They just ride the line. It’s not a fun experience to have one go by two feet from you. I know I need a haircut, but that’s not how I want it done. Most cars move over, but not the trucks.

At mile 40, we finished climbing a hill and I pulled into a church parking lot to take a breather and grab a drink. It was getting hot outside. The pastor of the church came out and gave us some water bottles and we downed those quickly, so he went back in to the church building to get more water, and then he brought ice cream and a bag of assorted goodies. We told him about our trip, and he prayed with us. Plus, he’s a Steelers fan,

so I know his heart is in the right place.

We finished for the day after 53 miles and went and relaxed in a Dunkin’ Donuts. Unpretentious. Inexpensive. Hipster-free. It’s like a little slice of paradise for us Joe coffee drinkers.

We stayed the night at a bed and breakfast in town. The owners, Dawn and Phil, are part of the Warm Show-ers network and they’re letting us stay for free. So generous!

For dinner, we went to Hi Lo/AJ’s Pizza and got the “Big Apple” pie. If you’re in Manhattan, hit it up. It’s delicious.

State Route 18The next day didn’t go

exactly as planned, due to a route error. We had decided in the morning to take State Route 18 to Bennington; the route looked simple enough. All we had to do was hop on 18 and go straight west. Google Maps tried to take us through Fort Riley, but the military personnel at the base weren’t too keen on the idea. We had to recalculate.

We took State Route 18, thinking we could hop off it onto a frontage road along-side I-70. Didn’t work that way. It was closed off. We ended up hopping a barbed wire fence, crossing a field, and trudging alongside the grass of I-70 for two miles before taking an exit and getting on a bike-passable road.

Finally, after another detour through town, we got on 18. The ride was harder than I expected. There are hills out here. Combined with the wind, it takes a good deal of effort to go several miles.

Kansas is beautiful in a barren sort of way. Yes, there’s vegetation, but there are very few trees. The road

we were on had little traffic and just stretched mile after mile straight west. You can see for miles around and the sky keeps going.

We went 40 more miles to Bennington, and I was quite tired after totaling 68 miles for the day.

As we pulled into town there was a gas station, but no convenience store, so I went to the vending machine to buy a cold drink of any sort. The owner happened to be there and he told me that he had a cooler with Gatorade and water in the back of his pickup truck that I could have. “I can’t charge someone who looks like you do right now a dollar-fifty for a drink,” he said.

Random observations• The amount of sunscreen

I use is ridiculous, but I’m turning into a raisin out here. All my ancestors came from cold, gray plac-es where the sun doesn’t shine for the majority of the year. I’ll leave the tan-ning to Donald Trump and guys named Pauly.

• Riding late in the day isn’t so bad. The sun’s out un-til 9 pm here and the heat starts to taper off. A 12-hour day is mentally tiring, however.

• If you’re ever passing through Kansas on I-70, I’d recommend you visit French Press in Namota. Great coffee, and even bet-ter people.

• Anthony found a flat on his front tire, but one of his spare tubes had a defect in it and wouldn’t hold air. I found the hole and used super glue to seal it. Super glue is a bike trip hack. Use it. Love it. Don’t get it on your clothes. Thank me later.

• The towns are small and the land is like a grass des-ert with occasional small

trees dotting the land-scape. It’s spooky. Accord-ingly, I started listening to Pink Floyd’s “Echoes,” which is good for between five and six miles of rid-ing—OK, maybe four miles if you ride as slow as I do and you skip the weird part in the middle where there’s no music and the gulls are shrieking. They don’t make 25-min-ute songs like they used to.

• As we were riding we spotted a fellow biker with panniers on his setup: A rare sighting of a fellow tourer. We stopped and talked with Wayne, an older gentleman with a big white beard, tanned skin, and tattoos. On the back of his bike he had a cart attached that was carrying his dog. He was coming from Oregon, so it was fun that we happened to meet. We said good luck to him and continued on our way.

ColoradoIt was an odd mix of

humid and cold Saturday night, with plenty of dew in the morning, so we woke up to soggy tents. We packed up quickly and rolled to the Casey’s General Store down the street for cof-fee. We started at 8:45 and put in 32 miles to Hoxie by 11:30. Hoxie was the last town with stores before we arrived at our destination for the night, so we ate lunch there.

Always having the up-most concern for how I’m fueling my body for these intense rides (readers might be reminded of the intense physical training I didn’t do to get ready), I ate fried chicken for lunch. And had a cookie for dessert. For the record, I regret nothing.

About five minutes into the afternoon ride, I wanted to jump in an ice

cold pool and drink all the water. I think we made it a whole half a mile before we stopped at the Dollar General and bought more Powerade. The afternoon was tough. Headwinds were blowing us all over the road. Plus, the semi trucks com-ing the opposite way bring blasts of wind.

Mile after mile crept by. At this point in Kansas, the landscape is super boring. It has flattened out even more as we’ve headed west, which can be good for bik-ing, sure, but there’s not much to see. And although the hills aren’t big and it looks flat, we still climbed almost 1,000 ft over the course of the day.

We made it to Colby by 5 pm and checked into the Motel 6. Good enough for the day.

We haven’t exactly got the early riser thing down yet. We left the motel around 9:30 and hit the Burger King next door for some break-fast. By 10, we were rolling, and the weather was perfect. No headwind, heat wasn’t too bad, and the roads had a gentle slope. There’s nothing like cruising on a bicycle. Going 12-15 mph with little effort is a wonderful feeling, and one that doesn’t happen often for me, so I soak it up when it does. Enjoy it while it lasts.

We first hopped on a packed-down dirt road that paralleled I-70. We busted out 36 miles to Goodland, KS, in swift fashion and broke for lunch. Only a mere 18 miles from the Colorado border after lunch, that kept the motivation high for the afternoon ride.

Right on the border sits Kanorado, KS. It’s a tiny little town that’s seen better days. There are a lot like it in this part of the state: grain silos, railroad tracks, mobile homes, and not much else.

About five minutes after Kanorado, we were in Colorado. The landscape doesn’t change one iota, but something shifts when you cross another border.

Holy cow, we just rode our bikes to Colorado.

Next up: on to Denver and the Rockies.

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Holy cow, we just rode our bikes to Colorado

A ride across America

David Roorbach

Government,Continued from page 1

deaTh NoTices

These are ab-breviated death notices, provided by the funeral ser-vices. Full obituar-ies are available.

Donna Louise Adamson1925-2017

Donna Louise Adam-son, 92, Gas City, died on Thursday, August 17. Ad-amson worked at Midwest Envelope, Krofton, and W.T. Grant. She and her husband, John Adamson, owned and operated a pay-fishing lake that became a very success-ful campground business at Pine Lake and Sports Lake, Upland, before retiring. Ser-vices were held on Wednes-day, August 23, at Needham-Storey-Wampner Funeral Service, Storey Chapel, Gas City. Burial followed at Gar-dens of Memory, Huntington County. Online condolences may be made at nswcares.com.

Mabel Irene Turner Sprong Stevens1926-2017

Mabel Irene Turner Sprong Stevens, 91, Mari-on, died on Thursday, Au-gust 17. Stevens graduated from grade school and high school in Converse. In later years she was chosen pitcher for the Farnsworth softball team and at the time was employed there. She con-tributed to the hospitalized veterans and the wounded warrior veterans, the State Police, and Feed the Chil-dren. Services were held on Monday, August 21, at Ra-ven-Choate Funeral Home, Marion. Burial followed at Knox Chapel Cemetery, Point Isabel. Online con-dolences may be made at ravenchoate.com.

Diane Leech1930-2017

Diane Leech, 86, Gas City, died on Tuesday, Au-gust 15. Leech received her RN degree and worked at the Marion VA Hospital until her retirement. She held membership with the St. James Lutheran Church and various card clubs. Ser-vices were held on Satur-day, August 26, at St. James Lutheran Church, Marion. Arrangements entrusted to Needham-Storey-Wampner Funeral Service, Storey Chapel, Gas City. Online condolences may be made at nswcares.com.

William E. “Bill” Small1924-2017

William E. “Bill” Small, 93, Brownsburg, died on Sunday, July 23. Small graduated from Goldsmith High School, class of 1942. He worked as a production coordinator at Essex Wire and Cable in Marion. Grave-side services were held on Saturday, August 19, at Park Cemetery, Fairmount. Arrangements entrusted to Needham-Storey-Wampner Funeral Service, North Cha-pel, Marion. Online condo-lences may be made at nsw-cares.com.

Coleen F. Vermilion1927-2017

Coleen F. Vermilion, 89, Marion, died on Friday, Au-gust 11. Vermilion earned a graduate nursing degree at Fort Wayne Purdue, as well as registered nurse and psy-chology degrees at IWU. She was a stay-at-home mom for several years. After earning her licensed practi-cal nurse degree, she worked at Marion General Hospital as a floor nurse, then in the emergency room. She also went on to work as a surgi-cal nurse for Dr. M.A. Grant. After that, she returned to the hospital as a liaison between patients and insurance com-panies before retiring. She held membership with the Grace Community Church, Marion. Services were held on Wednesday, August 16, at Grace Community Church, Marion. Burial followed at Estates of Serenity, Marion. Arrangements entrusted to Needham-Storey-Wampner Funeral Service, North Cha-pel, Marion. Memorial con-tributions may be directed to Grace Community Church, 1810 E. Bradford Pike, Marion, IN 46952. Online condolences may be made at nswcares.com.

Lillian V. Walker-Pearson1928-2017

Lillian V. Walker-Pearson, 88, Marion, died on Sat-urday, August 12. Walker-Pearson worked at Marion General Hospital in house-keeping for 26 years until her retirement. Services were held on Wednesday, August 16, at Raven-Choate Funeral Home, Marion. Cre-mation followed services. Online condolences may be made at ravenchoate.com.

Glen R. “Blackie” Black-burn1930-2017

Glen R. “Blackie” Black-burn, 86, Marion, died on Sunday, August 13. Black-burn graduated from Marion High School. He enlisted in the U.S. M a r i n e Corps and proudly served his coun-try for two terms. He was a drill sergeant, as well as a recruit trainer at Texas Tech College. After his military service, he went to barber school in Indianapolis and then became owner/operator of Blackie’s Barber Shop. He volunteered with the Toys for Tots program. Ser-vices were held on Thursday, August 17, at Needham-Sto-rey-Wampner Funeral Ser-vice, North Chapel, Marion. Memorial contributions may be directed to Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, Gift Processing Administrator, 18251 Quantico Gateway Dr., Triangle, VA 22172. Online condolences may be made at nswcares.com.

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by Loretta TappanThe United Way of

Grant County increased community giving by up to $30,000, on top of the $350,000 Community Investment and $50,000 Grant received from the state association, through the launch of a pilot Mini Grant program this year.

The beta program tar-gets local community or-ganizations that are not participants in the Com-munity Investment pro-cess but represent one of the three pillars of the or-ganizations work: Health, Education, and Financial Stability.

United Way is award-

ing the mini grants in two rounds this year. The first round was awarded during the Rock the Way event in Gas City. While The Fam-ily Stone celebrated 50 years of music, the United Way awarded $12,000 in total to three organiza-tions, the Turn the Page Fund, Habitat for Human-ity, and Cancer Services of Grant County. Each re-ceived $4,000 to be used toward their respective programs.

United Way Executive Director Alicia Hazel-wood said they hope to announce the award recip-ients sometime the first of October. How much will

be awarded in the sec-ond round of funding and whether the program will be extended to next year will be determined based on the needs of the com-munity.

A policy change was not required to implement the pilot grant program. “The United Way still funded our partner agencies as we have in years past through our Community Invest-ment processes. This was a way to support addi-

tional partners that match the mission of our work to build stronger families,” said Hazelwood. “We are hopeful that this opens up the possibility for new partnership and broader reach into the commu-nity.”

The mission of the Unit-ed Way of Grant County is to build stronger families, and that is accomplished through providing sus-tainable funding to our partner agencies and find-ing ways to help through grant programing. Call 765-662-9811 or visit unitedwayofgrantcounty.org for more information.

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by the Indiana State Police indi-cates a 58 percent

decline in statewide meth-amphetamine lab seizures so far this year. Indiana State Police report 254 meth lab busts occurred from January through June, represent-ing a 58 percent drop from the 605 incidents during the same period in 2016. In addition, the number of children removed from meth lab environments went down nearly 68 percent from 108 to 35 cases.

Thanks to the action taken by Indiana State Police, lo-cal police departments and watchful pharmacy staff, Indiana is seeing a signifi-cant drop in meth lab busts. Unfortunately, the work isn’t over. It’s heartbreaking knowing any child has been caught in this epidemic, and in order to provide all Hoo-sier children a safe environ-ment to grow up, we must

continue to be vigilant in our fight against drug abuse.

Meth labs are dangerous to innocent children and unsuspecting neighbors because they leave behind

toxic contamination and can easily catch fire or explode. Meth lab accidents often cause costly injuries to meth cooks and first responders. Over the past two years, child removals from Indiana meth labs declined approxi-mately 81 percent. More children were removed from meth labs during a single month in 2015 than the first half of 2017.

As we continue to take action to help curb drug abuse in our state, we must remember that we cannot ar-rest our way out of this epi-demic. Some of our most ef-fective efforts have stemmed from commonsense reforms that prevent large purchases of key ingredients to make meth and provide treatment addiction services.

During the 2016 session, I supported a law to combat Indiana’s growing number of meth labs. The law makes purchasing large amounts of pseudoephedrine, a common

decongestant as well as key ingredient used to manufac-ture meth, more difficult for criminal networks and meth cooks. The law also empow-ers local pharmacists to use

their professional judgment to ensure law-abiding con-sumers maintain legitimate access to these cold medica-tions.

Republican Kevin Mahan represents District 31, which includes Blackford County and portions of Delaware, Grant and Wells counties.

Political courage works to crimp Indiana meth productionWe had been the

Hoosier State, the Crossroads of America,

heart of the corn belt and the center of the basketball uni-verse. Three years ago, we became something sinister. It was “Indiana: The Metham-phetamine State!”

The statistics were appall-ing. According to the Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council, between 2013 and 2015 Indiana had dismantled 4,477 meth labs, and rescued 1,104 children living in meth lab environments. Over the corresponding time period, Indiana had seen a 32 per-cent increase in homicides, 26 percent increase in abuse and neglect reports to the Department of Child Ser-vices, a 90 percent increase in misdemeanor theft.

The collateral damage was appalling. In addition to the abused kids, first respond-ers like cops, firefighters and code enforcers suffered

chemical injuries in meth labs. Mayors were seeing dozens of homes and hotel rooms contaminated by the insidious chemical taint that comes with clandestine meth production.

There was inertia at the Statehouse as governors and legislative leaders were slow to move, some fearing the wrath and political contribu-tions from the home health consumer products industry.

There were others, like prosecutors Dustin Houchin of Washington County, Mike Steiner of Martin County, Jeffrey Arnold in Delaware County and Vanderburgh County’s Nick Hermann, Columbia City Mayor Ryan Daniel, Kendallville Police Chief Rob Wiley and several legislators--most notably State Rep. Ben Smaltz of Auburn, State Sen. Randy Head of Logansport and House Speaker Brian Bos-ma--who had had enough.

In December 2015 as

Smaltz and Head geared up for a tough fight in the up-coming session, Chief Wiley explained that while 362 children had been removed from meth manufacturing homes the previous year, “There are about 10 times that many,” meaning that another 3,600 kids or so are living in squalid, dangerous and lethal conditions that authorities haven’t reached. Prosecutors like Steiner were

telling me that only a small percentage of labs were on police radar.

In 2016, Smaltz and Head forged a compromise on what would become Senate Enrolled Act 80, which essentially put pharmacists as the gatekeeper of pseu-doephedrine, the chemi-cal found in products like Sudafed that is the key meth ingredient. When a person (known as a “smurf”) would come in and try to buy PSE products in large quantities, SEA 80 empowered the pharmacists to say no.

The resistance from the industry was that SEA 80 would make it tough for folks with allergies and sinus conditions to get their Sudafed. The reforms, they said, wouldn’t work. Health committee chairs Mike Young in the Senate and Cindy Kirchhofer in the House attempted to block the bills in February 2016, saying there wasn’t enough time on the schedule.

This is when Speaker Bosma stepped in, signal-ing behind the scenes that the legislation needed to be heard on the House floor. His clout was essential.

State Rep. Steve Davisson, a pharmacist from Salem, had been an early opponent

of the bill. Smaltz and others convinced him otherwise. When Gov. Mike Pence signed the law in March 2016, Davisson predicted, “I think we’re going to see a major reduction in meth labs in this state. I’ve talked to a lot of chain-store pharma-cists who said they wanted to be able to deny a sale, but their bosses wouldn’t let them.”

This week, Smaltz an-nounced the early impacts. Indiana State Police reports 254 meth lab busts occurred from January through June, representing a 58 percent drop from the 605 incidents during the same period in 2016. In addition, the number of children removed from meth lab environments went down nearly 68 percent from 108 to 35 cases. Over the past two years, child removals from Indiana meth labs declined approximately 81 percent. Smaltz said more children were removed from meth labs during a single

month in 2015 than the first half of 2017.

During the last six months of 2016 (the law took effect on July 1 of that year), meth labs declined by 38 percent, going from 1,452 in 2015 and 943 in 2016.

“Because of the hard work of law enforcement and pharmacy staff in combina-tion with statewide meth reforms, Indiana has seen a significant drop in meth lab busts,” Smaltz said.

“You’ve got to give a head nod to the pharmacists,” Smaltz said. “They make the decisions on whether is this the right thing to sell to somebody. The legislative fix helps. When you look at the 184 kids found in meth labs a year ago, and 35 this year, that’s 149 lives that meth wasn’t poisoning.”

Smaltz acknowledged heroin as a potential factor, saying, “Addicts are always going to go for what’s the cheapest option.”

Smaltz said that while there will be short term gains, it won’t necessarily solve the problem. “We’ve seen drops before, notably in 2006 when the fed-eral Combat Meth Act was passed. But addicts figured out a way around it,” he said. “It’s like a dam holding back water. You fix it, you watch it and the water will come through somewhere else. Some of those things we’re watching now, heroin, pre-scription painkillers. We’ll just have to adjust.”

Hoosiers will need con-siderably more courage and leadership in the coming years.

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“We’ve seen drops before, notably in 2006 when the federal Combat Meth Act was passed. But addicts figured out a way around it,” he said. “It’s like a dam holding back water. You fix it, you watch it and the water will come through somewhere else. Some of those things we’re watching now, heroin, prescription painkillers. We’ll just have to adjust.”

a craft table for patrons to make model eclipses.

Anyone within the path of totality, a thin path from Lincoln Beach, Oregon to Charleston, South Carolina, could see a total solar eclipse, according to eclipse2017.nasa.gov. Observers outside this route, like Marion, en-joyed a partial solar eclipse where the moon covers part of the sun’s disk. Everyone in North America plus parts of South America, Africa, and Europe could see a par-tial solar eclipse.

Sue Bratton, special event coordinator and grant writer at MPL, said she is already looking forward to 2024 when totality can be viewed at MPL and brainstorming how the library can enjoy the experience with the com-munity.

The Great American Eclipse is expected to be the most-viewed astronomical event in this century. Well before the gathering outside, the circulation staff said they received more than 150 calls before noon on Monday, 10 of those calls came through in the first 30 seconds of the library opening at 9 am.

Around the downtown district, workers were out-side with cereal boxes, paper plates, and welding helmets to watch the event.

The last time the contigu-ous U.S. saw a total eclipse was in 1979.

Where’s Mike?

Mike Roorbach

August has been devoted to chas-ing the sun, and I had a lot of fun

doing it. I have driven about 3,000 miles and visited 10 states and the month isn’t over yet. I’ll be leaving next week for Africa, but I don’t have to worry too much about the sun there because it’s the rainy season.

I spent the first week of August visiting my boyhood hometown and family in New Jersey. Of course the nearby beach brought the usual effects of a little too much sun on my sensitive skin in spite of my efforts to hide from it. I even rented an umbrella, but still got too much on my feet and legs. I enjoyed seafood, hoagies, a visit to the Wildwood board-walk, and spent most of my days just relaxing. Even though I’m retired, it’s still fun to get away for a vaca-tion, and that’s what I did.

On my way to New Jer-sey I went across Maryland and met my brother Jim and his wife in Annapolis. They were traveling north from Florida to Connecticut and we just happened to be there the same evening. We had a delightful dinner on the Severn River at a little, out-of-the-way restaurant that they knew about because Jim graduated from the nearby United States Naval Academy.

The next day I crossed the Delaware Bay on the ferry that goes from Lewes, Delaware to Cape May, New Jersey. If you ever get out that way I would recom-mend that as a fun way to get into New Jersey. It’s a lot easier than battling traf-fic in Philadelphia.

Last week Karen and I made a trip to the Sunflower State of Kansas to see our son Adam and his family. Karen enjoyed taking his teen-aged girls back-to-school shopping and spend-ing time with them. The twin boys are now seven months old and growing up so fast. Another purpose of the trip was to take in the total solar eclipse, and that was a challenge.

Being the planner I am,

I had it all drawn out. We had reservations to view this grand event in the path of totality at the Amelia Earhart Airport in Atchison, Kansas. The Chamber of Commerce was hosting a grand event and it sounded like fun. The girls’ school was out for this big day and they went with us. But the weather didn’t cooperate, and the cloudy conditions turned to a drenching down-pour right at the start of the eclipse, 11:40 local time.

We waited about 30 minutes and when it didn’t let up, we headed east trying to run ahead of the weather and figuring at least we would be headed toward home. Around 1:00, six minutes before totality, we pulled into a city sports complex in St. Joseph, Missouri, where about 10 other cars were. Not know-ing what to expect, and watching through clouds and intermittent raindrops, the 2:30 of the total eclipse were surreal.

It quickly got dark, street-lights came on, and some-one nearby set off fireworks. The horizon was still light, but overhead was dark as night. It was a strange phe-nomenon and I’m so glad I was able to experience it. I can only imagine what it would have been like in full sunlight. I recorded the last

minute of it and have posted it on my Facebook page, but it doesn’t do it justice. You just had to be there.

The next total solar eclipse in the United States is April 8, 2024, just seven years from now. The path of totality will pass through Indiana, so get ready. I can only hope that I will still be alive to experience another such event.

Next week I’ll be leaving for a short-term mission trip to Africa with Wycliffe Associates, doing Bible translation work. This is a volunteer opportunity that I was interested in, and it has worked out for me to join a team that will assist local language speakers to produce a Bible in their own language. Since I don’t speak any other language, my role will be to assist in seeing that the eight-step process Wycliffe has devel-oped is followed carefully so as to produce an accurate translation. Local church people and Wycliffe experts will do the checking of the final product to assure that. It is the goal of Wycliffe Associates to have at least part of the Bible in every known language by the year 2025. It’s ambitious, but it’s exciting to be a part of something so important.

I got inspired to do this in a number of ways. First, by the example set by my sister Peg and her hus-band Jeff, who are career Wycliffe Bible Translators. They spent many years in Mozambique, Africa, where they translated the Bible for the Takwane people. Begin-ning with only a spoken language, they created an alphabet and produced a written language and then the Bible. Their diligence and perseverance over many years provided me inspira-tion.

Secondly, my brother Bert and sister Sue have done short-term volunteer work with Wycliffe Associ-ates for many years. Seeing their satisfaction from their efforts has also been inspir-ing. Finally, recently I’ve been reading more books, and the founder and owner

of Hobby Lobby David Green’s book, “Giving It All Away and Getting It Back Again” inspired me. Green says that only two things last forever: people’s souls and God’s Word, and he’s spending his money and remaining time on those two things.

So now it’s my turn. I really need and would ap-preciate your prayers while I am on this adventure. I’ve given you the known part, but there are always unknown things that arise and can derail such a project as this. Please think of me and say a prayer for me as it comes to your mind. I will really appreciate it.

One of my first concerns in going to Africa was the hot weather and the sun. Not to worry! Here’s the word I got from the area I’ll

be visiting: “Weather this week is low 60s at night, low to mid 70s during the day and rain every day. Rain every day does not mean all day, but usually a good heavy rain each afternoon.” Yes, I’m taking my um-brella!

So from avoiding the sun in New Jersey, with little success, to seeking the sun in Kansas, with even less success, I am headed to Africa, where I have no idea what might happen with the sun. It just goes to prove that there is little we can control about the weather.

That’s where I’ve been and where I am planning to be. I hope you have a really good week. God bless you!

Mike Roorbach is the pub-lisher’s representative for The News Herald

Chasing and avoiding the sunEclipse,

Continued from page 1

Being the planner I am, I had it all drawn out. We had reservations to view this grand event in the path of totality at the Amelia Earhart Airport in Atchison, Kansas. The Chamber of Commerce was hosting a grand event and it sounded like fun. But the weather didn’t cooperate, and the cloudy conditions turned to a drench-ing downpour right at the start of the eclipse, 11:40 local time.


Recently, while walking through my shop, the thought came to

mind: “Do I have enough time left to finish all of these projects?” Have you ever had that thought? As I pon-der the things of life, time is an amazing subject. We seem to be pulled into the idea of knowing about time, especially the future. I don’t know the future, but I know who does! How about the time we have now, today?

Today we continue our study of the 10 most impor-tant things in my life. These are the things that I want to leave for others:• The Bible• Stewardship

• Your calling• Proper training• You are the servant• Keep first things first--

People• Time management

I look to the text in James 4:13-17 that talks about time, planning for time, and how quickly it passes us by. James pleads with his people about making plans without consulting and including their God.

Some people put a lot of confidence in living a long life. We look at the pattern of those who have gone before us and try to evaluate our own timetable. There are at least two things wrong with this type of thinking:

1. No dependence on God--God should be a part of everything we do in life. We must depend upon His guidance and direction to get us through all of the issues we face. There are those that believe they don’t need God, but they most certainly do.

2. No recognition of God--Maybe you haven’t heard the saying, “God without man is still God. Man without God is nothing.” Our Heavenly Father should be the central figure in our lives. Do you acknowledge all the things God does for you? Life would not be worth living without Him.

Life’s clock continues to tick, and no one has the abil-ity to stop it or slow it down.

It is truly as a “vapor,” “a blur.” The clock sure looks different in various phases of life. I have come to realize that every tick is significant. What is our life? It is an uncertainty, a mystery, a fog, a quick flash. We have no idea if there will be a tomorrow. Do we have time to waste?

God’s solution is found in Ephesians 5:16. It tells us to “redeem the time.” Time is granted to all of us, and that is designed by God’s grace. Time is given to us so we might do the things we are called to do. There are no guarantees how long we will live. Life can be short. I don’t believe life is about quantity, rather

quality. What we do in this life will determine where

we will spend eternity. If you leave this world without Jesus Christ, you have missed God’s divine plan for mankind. What we do today affects tomorrow. How are you using the time that God has given you? Do you cher-ish it? My prayer is that we might all do our very best with what He has given us. Time is a gift!

Tom

Tom Mansbarger is senior pastor of Grace Community Church. Tom offers free pas-toral counseling to anyone needing help. Reach him at 765-517-1187 or [email protected].

Just a Thought

Rev. Tom Mansbarger

Things that make a difference: The value of time

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August 24, 1781On their way to join

George Rogers Clark, Colo-nel Archibald Lochry and his men were ambushed by Native Americans near Ver-sailles.

August 25, 1938David Canary was born in

Elwood. He became an actor best known for roles in “Bo-nanza”, “All My Children”, and “One Life to Live”. He has won five Daytime Emmy Awards.

August 26, 1838Indiana Governor David

Wallace visited a Potawa-tomi Indian camp and au-thorized the raising of volun-teers to move the tribe west.

August 26, 198513-year-old AIDS patient

Ryan White of Kokomo be-gan to gain national attention as he was forced to leave school and enroll in online classes.

August 27, 1871Theodore Dreiser was

born in Terre Haute. He be-came a journalist and nov-elist, producing such noted works as Sister Carrie and An American Tragedy.

August 28, 1808The first corn was ground

at Beck’s Mill in Washington

County. Settlers from nearby Pigeon’s Roost were some of the first to come to the mill.

August 28, 1918A Scott County newspa-

per reported that women and girls were making good money peeling tomatoes for local canning factories. Pay averaged $4.00 a day.

August 29, 1958Music Superstar Michael

Jackson was born in Gary, Indiana. He dominated the pop music world until his death in 2009.

August 30, 1916The Circle Theater opened

in Indianapolis. It was the first in the city to be built for the purpose of showing motion pictures. Today it is home to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

August 31, 1928Canned tomato juice was

offered for the first time by the Kemp Brothers of Ko-komo, in response to a phy-

sician’s need for baby food.

August 31, 1949Civil War soldiers of the

Grand Army of the Republic held their final meeting in Indianapolis. Six of 16 sur-viving Union soldiers were in attendance. Their ages ranged from 100 to 106.

SeptemberSeptember 1, 1853

The first high school in In-dianapolis opened in a build-ing on the southwest corner of University Park. 115 stu-dents were enrolled.

September 1, 1868Kin Hubbard was born

in Bellefontaine, Ohio. He moved to Indiana and cre-ated the character of Brown County philosopher Abe Martin, who became a pop-ular figure in newspapers across the nation.

September 2, 1911Madame C. J. Walker ap-

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Bend of the River neighborhood celebrates books and bikes

Marion Utilities making renovations to parking lot, drop boxby Loretta Tappan

Marion Utilities has initi-ated construction to the ad-ministration and customer service parking lot this week. Planning for the three-month project has been under dis-cussion and review for about a year.

“The goal for us was to, first of all, improve safety,” said Director Chuck Binkerd, “Our entry/exit point into the facility is just dangerous for our customers, employees, and staff. Then, we have is-sues with people entering the treatment plant area, which is a safety concern as well.

“Second, we were able to improve an area of our cus-tomer service by not having

the fence barrier in front of our administration and cus-tomer service building. Cus-tomers will be able to come in and out of the property easily 24-hours a day.”

The Utility company is installing a kiosk for custom-ers to drive-up, check their accounts and pay their bills. There will also be a well-lit drop box located on the premises for account holders that prefer to swing by and drop their payment in a box.

Bragg Excavating started ripping away concrete on Monday in preparation for the new site plan.

The main gate to the fa-cility will remain closed throughout the construction

process.The overnight dropbox

is also closed during reno-vations. In the meantime, Riverside Credit Union, at 101 N. Washington St., of Marion, is accepting water payments in their overnight drop box. The Utility com-pany encourages patrons to pay their bills over the phone (765-664-2391) or online (marionutilities.com).

Patrons can also pay their bills in person at Wal-Mart, 3240 S. Western Ave., and Horner’s Butcher Block, 825 E. 30th St., both in Marion.

If customer service is needed, they have set up a temporary office at the Water Plant at 305 E. Bond Ave.,

open during regular business hours, 7:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday.

Robin Shrader, assistant director for the Operations, Water and Wastewater Divi-sions, said, “The construc-tion crew is expected to wrap up the project by the end of November.”

Photo by Loretta Tappan for The News Herald

Bragg Excavating began tearing up the sidewalk and parking lot at Marion Utili-ties last week.

by Loretta TappanA crowd gathered in the

Bend of the River neighbor-hood district for the third an-nual Books and Bikes Art Fes-tival on Saturday, August 19. As the name implies, the fes-tival celebrates books, bikes, and arts but it was also a time to celebrate community and sustainable living, a lifestyle

that reduces the use of the earth’s natural resources.

Michael Mathias, a me-chanic at Curfman’s Cyclery, said the event organizers fo-cused on free activities that aligned with their mission to promote the City of Marion, the Bend of the River neigh-borhood, education, health and well-being, and sustain-

able ways of living.“Those kind of things, I be-

lieve, are a positive investment in the community because when you give someone the education to live healthily and live sustainably, they can nev-er sell that or throw that away. They will always have that in the back of their minds,” said Mathias.

Children enjoyed readings from Dr. McCracken, Marcia Gunnett Woodard, and Leland Gamson in the Curfman’s Community Garden, which was full of vegetables like eggplant and tomatoes and tall, colorful flowers.

David Homer, event com-mittee member and resident, said they almost doubled ven-dor attendance this year with 23 community vendors lining up both sides of the 400 block of North Washington Street to greet patrons.

Madison Mosher, a design-er, started designing and sell-ing T-shirts specifically for the local community this summer and thought the one-day com-munity event would be a great place to introduce her work. Mosher said the designs, such as “Marion By Choice” are about “taking pride in Marion, where you come from, and where you are.” Mosher re-cruited friends DJ Jones and Sophie Stewart to help sell a selection of seven custom-de-signed T-shirts at the festival.

More than 30 bike riders participated in the slow roll bike ride at 1 pm.

Rachel Sims, a first-year at-

tendee and resident of Marion, said, “I enjoy attending Mar-ion events where locals con-tribute by showing what they have been creating, and I like supporting that.” Sims partici-pated in the bike ride, which took cyclists from North Washington St. to Matter Park and looped back. Sim said she also enjoyed seating in the scenic Curfman’s Garden.

Local musicians Dakota Parker and Kevin Angstmann each gave a free one-hour per-formance with DJ Roger Tap-pan playing music for the rest of the event.

The event committee con-sists of the Bend of the River Neighborhood Association, community gardeners, local artists, Curfman’s staff, and the Quilters Hall of Fame.

Photos by Michael Mathias for The News Herald

Opposite: The Hoosier Antique and Classic Bicycle Club displayed antique bicycles such as this one during the free event, photo by Michael Mathias

Top: The Books and Bikes Art Festival set-up on the 400 block of North Washington Street.

Above: Books and Bikes T-shirt designed by Madison Mosher.

land. Free. Repeats, August 26, 27. Info.: 800-882-3456 or taylor.edu

11 am—Wee Tales, Marion Public Library and Museum, Children’s Room, 600 S. Washington St. Children (un-der 3), free. Info.: 765-668-2900 or marion.lib.in.us

3 pm—Grant County Farmers Market, Main and Railroad Streets, Upland. Info.: Tammy Johnson, 765-760-0083 or [email protected]

6 pm—Brandt’s I-69 Bike Night, 6333 E. Steltzer Dr., Marion, sponsored by Brandt’s I-69 Harley Davidson. Con-tests and prizes. Info.: 765-664-1331 or i69hd.com

7 pm—Coffee House and Open Mic Night, James Dean Memorial Theatre, 509 S. Washington St., Marion, sponsored by Marion Civic Theatre. Free. Info.: 765-668-7800 or [email protected]

Saturday, August 269 am—Marion Open Air Market, Tree of Life Book-stores, 1500 S. Western Ave., Marion. Repeats: through October. Info.: Amie Pearson, 765-251-6616

9 am—Grant County Farmer’s Market, Third St. between Adams and Washington Streets, Marion. Info.: Tammy Johnson, 765-760-0083 or [email protected]

10 am—Brandt’s I-69 Hog Roast, 6333 E. Steltzer

Dr., Marion, sponsored by Brandt’s I-69 Harley David-son. Free hog and concert. Info.: 765-664-1331 or i69hd.com

6 pm—Grant County 4-H Wranglers Rodeo, Grant County 4-H Fairgrounds, 1403 E. State Road 18, Marion. Info.: 765-517-1608, [email protected], or 4hwranglers.com

7 pm—The Guardians in Concert, Epworth United Methodist Church, 105 West Eighth St., Matthews. Free. Info.: 765-998-2337 or mat-thewseumc.org

7:30 pm—Changing a Nation, Marion High School Dick Loo-tens Stadium, 750 W. 26 St., sponsored by The Marching Giants. Free. Info.: Patricia Gibson, 765-618-2924 or [email protected]

7:30 pm—Broadway on the Big Screen, James Dean Memorial Theatre, 509 S. Washington St., Marion, sponsored by Marion Civic Theatre. Showing, Memphis. Free. Info.: 765-668-7800 or [email protected]

Sunday, August 271 pm—Swayzee Tractor Club Pull, Swayzee West Park, sponsored by Swayzee An-tique Tractor Club. Info.: 765-661-4208, 765-998-7484, or swayzeetractorclub.com

Monday, August 2810:30 am—Preschool Tales, Marion Public Library, Chil-dren’s Activity Room, 600 S. Washington St. Free. Info.: 765-668-2900, ext. 105

7 pm—Swayzee Town

Council, Town Hall, 213 S. Washington St. Info.: 765-922-7953 or swayzee.org

7 pm—Gospel Concert, Hutchins Commons, Sec-ond and Main St., Gas City; inclement weather, Eastview Wesleyan Church. Performing, Brad Luzadder. Free. Info.: gascityindiana.com

7:30 pm—Gas City Planning Commission, City Hall, 211 E. Main St. Info.: Brad Kline, 765-251-6819 or gascityindi-ana.com

Tuesday, August 2911 am—Sensory Tales, Marion Public Library, Chil-dren’s Activity Room, 600 S. Washington St. Preschoolers (ages 3-6), free. Info.: 765-668-2900, ext. 105

Wednesday, August 309 am—Grant County Farmer’s Market, 1028 E. Main St., Gas City. Info.: Tammy Johnson, 765-760-0083 or [email protected]

10 am—Preschoolers at the Salamonie, Salamonie Reservoir, 9214 W. Lost Bridge West, Andrews. Info.: 260-468-2127 or [email protected]

11 am—Adult Recess, East Side of the Courthouse Square, downtown Marion. Free. Info.: Kayla Johnson, [email protected]

11 am—Eat Wings, Raise Funds for Riley Children’s Hospital, Buffalo Wild Wings, 1129 N. Baldwin Ave, #35, Marion. 15 percent of bill to Riley Children’s Foundation. Info.: Drew Autajay, 765-673-0757 or aautajay@rileykids. >>HHH page 11


legal aNd Public NoTicesNOTC Emily McFarling, Esq. Nevada Bar Number 8567 Samantha J. Mentzel, Esq. Nevada Bar Number 13001 MCFARLING LAW GROUP 6230 W. Desert Inn Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89146 (702) 565-4335 phone (702) 732-9385 fax [email protected] Attorney for Petitioner Traci Morris

IN THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FAMILY DIVISION

CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA

In the Matter of the Termination of Parental Case Number: Rights as to D-17-549963-R Dept. No: CKALEB R. HALE,

a Minor. SECOND RE-NOTICE OF HEARING

TO: James Hale, the natural father of the above-named child; and TO: Christina Welsh, the natural mother of the above-named child. You are hereby notified that there has been filed in the above-entitled court a petition praying for the termination of parental rights over the above-named minor person, and that the petition has been set for hearing before this court, at the courtroom thereof, at the Eighth Judicial District Court, Department C, located at 601 N. Pecos Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89101, on the 12th day of September, 2017 at 8:30 a.m. at which time and place you are required to be present if you desire to oppose the petition. Dated 1st day of August, 2017.

MCFARLING LAW GROUP By: /s/Samantha J. Mentzel

Samantha J. Mentzel, Esq. Attorney for Petitioner

TNH 8/9, 8/16, 8/23, 8/30STATE OF INDIANA IN THE GRANT SUPERIOR COURT ICOUNTY OF GRANT CAUSE NO. 27D01-1707-MI-125

FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH,OF MARION, INDIANA, INC. Plaintiff

vs.

UNITY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH,MOUNT CALVARY MISSIONARY BAPTISTCHURCH, INC. OF MARION, FIRST FARMERS NATIONAL BANK, CROSSPOINT CHURCH AND ALL SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, TRUSTEES, RECEIVERS, GRANTEES, AND LESSEES, AS WELL AS ANY AND ALL PERSONS OR ENTITIES CLAIMING FROM, THROUGH, OR UNDER THEM, AS WELL AS THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF ANY TRUST OR ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED DESIGNATED DEFENDANTS WHO HAVE ACTED OR PURPORTED TO ACT AS TRUSTEE OR TRUSTEES, Defendants

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS & UNKNOWN DEFENDANTS

The Plaintiff in the above-entitled case has filed its Complaint in the above-captioned Court seeking to quiet title of the following described real estate located in the State of Indiana, to-wit:

One Hundred Three (103) feet off the North end of Lot Number Four (4) in Norton Addition to the City of Marion, Indiana.

ALSO:Lot Number Five (5) in Norton Addition to the City of Marion, Indiana.

ALSO:Lot Number Six (6) in Norton Addition to the City of Marion, Indiana.

Common address: 1435 W. 2nd Street, Marion, IN 46952

Parcel Numbers: 27-06-01-401-035.000-008, 27-06-01-401-012.000-008, and 27-06-01-401-011.000-008

That the Defendants, UNITY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, MOUNT CALVARY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, INC. OF MARION, and CROSSPOINT CHURCH, and its succes-sors and assigns of each, as well as any and all persons or entities claiming from, through or under them, as well as the unknown ben-eficiaries of any trust wherein any of the above-named designated defendant has acted or purported to act as trustee or trustees, are hereby notified unless they appear and respond to said Complaint on or before September 30, 2017, in the Grant Superior Court No. I at the Courthouse in the City of Marion, Indiana, to answer or respond to said Complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of this Court this 3rd day of August, 2017.

/s/ Carolyn MoweryClerk of the Grant Superior Court I

Phillip E. Stephenson (466-27)SPITZER HERRIMAN STEPHENSONHOLDEREAD CONNER & PERSINGER, LLP122 E. Fourth StreetMarion, IN 46952(765) 664-7307TNH 8/9, 8/16, 8/23

STATE OF INDIANA IN THE GRANT SUPERIOR COURT ICOUNTY OF GRANT CAUSE NO. 27D01-1707-MI-135

BONITA THOMPSON, Plaintiff

vs.

DALLAS W. ARNOLD, MARY ARNOLD,DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR THE CITY OF MARION, INTERNAL REVENUESERVICE, INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND THEIR HEIRS, DEVISEES,LEGATEES, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, ALL SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, TRUSTEES, RECEIVERS, GRANTEES, AND LESSEES, AS WELL AS ANY AND ALL PERSONS OR ENTITIES CLAIMING FROM, THROUGH, OR UNDER THEM, AS WELL AS THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF ANY TRUST OR ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED DESIGNATED DEFENDANTS WHO HAVE ACTED OR PURPORTED TO ACT AS TRUSTEE OR TRUSTEES, Defendants



Lot Number Fifty-Two (52) in the Plat of Tract “C” in Westlea, an Addition to the City of Marion, Grant County, Indiana.

Common address: 725 N. Lancelot Drive, Marion, IN 46952

Parcel Number: 27-03-36-301-091.000-023

That the Defendants, DALLAS W. ARNOLD and MARY AR-NOLD, and their heirs, devisees, legatees, executors, administrators, successors and assigns of each, as well as any and all persons or entities claiming from, through or under them, as well as the unknown beneficiaries of any trust wherein any of the above-named designat-ed defendant has acted or purported to act as trustee or trustees, are hereby notified unless they appear and respond to said Complaint on or before September 30, 2017, in the Grant Superior Court No. I at the Courthouse in the City of Marion, Indiana, to answer or respond to said Complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of this Court this 3rd day of August, 2017.





vs.

JAMES M. DUNCAN, RACHEL A. DUNCAN,FIRST CHICAGO NBD MORTGAGE COMPANY,UNION PLANNERS BANK NKA REGIONS FINANCIAL CORPORATION, PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY, MORTGAGE ELECTRONICREGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AND THEIR HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, ALL SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, TRUSTEES, RECEIVERS, GRANTEES, AND LESSEES, AS WELL AS ANY AND ALL PERSONS OR ENTITIES CLAIMING FROM, THROUGH, OR UNDER THEM, AS WELL AS THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF ANY TRUST OR ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED DESIGNATED DEFENDANTS WHO HAVE ACTED OR PURPORTED TO ACT AS TRUSTEE OR TRUSTEES, Defendants



Lot Number Twenty-Five (25) in Goldthwait’s Addition to the Town, now the City of Marion, Grant County, Indiana.

Common address: 434 N. Washington Street, Marion, IN 46952

Parcel Number: 27-07-06-102-021.000-002

That the Defendants, JAMES M. DUNCAN, RACHEL A. DUN-CAN, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., UNION PLANNERS BANK NKA REGIONS FINANCIAL COR-PORATION, and PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY, and their heirs, devisees, legatees, executors, administrators, successors and as-signs of each, as well as any and all persons or entities claiming from, through or under them, as well as the unknown beneficiaries of any trust wherein any of the above-named designated defendant has acted or purported to act as trustee or trustees, are hereby noti-fied unless they appear and respond to said Complaint on or before September 30, 2017, in the Grant Superior Court No. I at the Court-house in the City of Marion, Indiana, to answer or respond to said Complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of this Court this 3rd day of August, 2017.





vs.

BETTY STEWART AND HER HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, ALL SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, TRUSTEES, RECEIVERS, GRANTEES, AND LESSEES, AS WELL AS ANY AND ALL PERSONS OR ENTITIES CLAIMING FROM, THROUGH, OR UNDER THEM, AS WELL AS THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF ANY TRUST OR ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED DESIGNATED DEFENDANTS WHO HAVE ACTED OR PURPORTED TO ACT AS TRUSTEE OR TRUSTEES, Defendants



Parcel IThe East One Half of Lot No. Fifty-Four (54) in Robert J. Spen-cer’s Seventh Addition on the City of Marion, Indiana, as per plat recorded in the records of Grant County, Indiana, April 6, 1936.

Parcel II

The West One Half of Lot No. Fifty-Three (53) in Robert J. Spen-cer’s Seventh Addition on the City of Marion, Indiana, as per plat recorded in the records of Grant County, Indiana, April 6, 1936.

Common address: 1103 Euclid Avenue, Marion, IN 46952

Parcel Number: 27-07-06-203-009.000-002

That the Defendant, BETTY STEWART, and her heirs, devi-sees, legatees, executors, administrators, successors and assigns of each, as well as any and all persons or entities claiming from, through or under them, as well as the unknown beneficiaries of any trust wherein any of the above-named designated defendant has acted or purported to act as trustee or trustees, are hereby notified unless they appear and respond to said Complaint on or before Sep-tember 30, 2017, in the Grant Superior Court No. I at the Courthouse in the City of Marion, Indiana, to answer or respond to said Com-plaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of this Court this 3rd day of August, 2017.





vs.

DAVID A. GALLOWAY, BANK OF AMERICA, N. A., AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF 12/1/2006, GSAMP TRUST 2006-HE8, HEIGHTS FINANCE CORPORATION AND THEIR HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, ALL SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, TRUSTEES, RECEIVERS, GRANTEES, AND LESSEES, AS WELL AS ANY AND ALL PERSONS OR ENTITIES CLAIMING FROM, THROUGH, OR UNDER THEM, AS WELL AS THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF ANY TRUST OR ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED DESIGNATED DEFENDANTS WHO HAVE ACTED OR PURPORTED TO ACT AS TRUSTEE OR TRUSTEES, Defendants



The East Half of Lot Four (4) in Coon’s Addition to the City of Marion, Grant County, Indiana.

Common address: 418 E. Bradford Street, Marion, IN 46952

Parcel Number: 27-07-06-101-015.000-002

AND

Lot Number Three Hundred Fifty-Eight (358) in Grey, Dodd’s and Company’s Second (2nd) Addition to the City of Marion, Grant County, Indiana.

Common address: 510 E. Highland Avenue, Marion, IN 46952

Parcel Number: 27-02-32-203-104.000-033

That the Defendants, DAVID A. GALLOWAY, BANK OF AMER-ICA, N.A., SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LASALLE BANK NA-TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED 12/1/1006, GSAMP TRUST 2006-HE8, HEIGHTS FINANCE CORPORATION and their heirs, devisees, legatees, executors, administrators, successors and as-signs of each, as well as any and all persons or entities claiming from, through or under them, as well as the unknown beneficiaries of any trust wherein any of the above-named designated defendant has acted or purported to act as trustee or trustees, are hereby noti-fied unless they appear and respond to said Complaint on or before September 30, 2017, in the Grant Superior Court No. I at the Court-house in the City of Marion, Indiana, to answer or respond to said Complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of this Court this 3rd day of August, 2017.





vs.

LOREN MUCHMORE, SHELLEY J. MUCHMORE,MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATIONSYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR HOMEFUNDS DIRECT AND ASSIGNED TO STEWARDSHIPFUND NO. 7, LP AND THEIR HEIRS, DEVISEES,LEGATEES, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, ALL SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, TRUSTEES, RECEIVERS, GRANTEES, AND LESSEES, AS WELL AS ANY AND ALL PERSONS OR ENTITIES CLAIMING FROM, THROUGH, OR UNDER THEM, AS WELL AS THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF ANY TRUST OR ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED DESIGNATED DEFENDANTS WHO HAVE ACTED OR PURPORTED TO ACT AS TRUSTEE OR TRUSTEES, Defendants



That portion of land situate in Lot Number 12 in Swayzee’s Sec-ond Addition to the City of Marion, Grant County, Indiana, being described as follows:

Considering the South line of said Lot Number 12 as bearing North 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds West with all other bearings herein contained relative thereto; beginning at a found iron line of said Lot Number 12 North 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds West 78.00 feet to a found iron pipe, thence North 00 degrees 26 minutes 50 seconds East 40.67 feet to a found iron pipe, thence South 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds East 78.00 feet to a found iron pipe on the East line of said Lot Num-ber 12; thence on said East line South 00 degrees 23 minutes 50 seconds West 40.67 feet to the true place of beginning. Con-taining 0.07 acres.

Common address: 303 N. Adams Street, Marion, IN 46952

Parcel Number: 27-07-06-101-158.000-002

That the Defendants, LOREN MUCHMORE, SHELLEY J. MUCHMORE, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS-TEMS, INC., AS NOMINIEE FOR HOME FUNDS DIRECT AND ASSIGNED TO STEWARDSHIP FUND NO. 7, LP, and their heirs, devisees, legatees, executors, administrators, successors and as-signs of each, as well as any and all persons or entities claiming from, through or under them, as well as the unknown beneficiaries of any trust wherein any of the above-named designated defendant has acted or purported to act as trustee or trustees, are hereby noti-fied unless they appear and respond to said Complaint on or before September 30, 2017, in the Grant Superior Court No. I at the Court-house in the City of Marion, Indiana, to answer or respond to said Complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of this Court this 3rd day of August, 2017.



NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

IN THE GRANT SUPERIOR COURT III OF GRANT COUNTY, IN-DIANA.

In the matter of the Unsupervised Estate of: Rex C. Rosenthall, de-ceased.

Cause Number 27D03-1708-EU-000104

Notice is hereby given that on August 2, 2017, Kathleen S. Milo-vac was appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of Rex C. Rosenthall, deceased, who died on July 20, 2017.

All persons having claims against this estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the office of the Clerk of this Court within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this no-tice, or within nine (9) months after the decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred.

Dated at Marion, Indiana, this 2nd day of August, 2017.

/s/ CAROLYN J. MOWERY Grant County Superior Court No. 3

CHARLES E. HERRIMAN (7686-27)Spitzer Herriman StephensonHolderead Conner & Persinger, LLP122 East Fourth StreetP.O. Box 927Marion, IN 46952(764)664-7307TNH 8/16, 8/23

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT III OF GRANT COUNTY, INDIANA.

In the matter of the Unsupervised Estate of: BELVA E. LEE, de-ceased.

Cause Number 27D03-1708-EU-106

Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of August, 2017, JAN-ICE L. EATON was appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of BELVA E. LEE, deceased, who died on the 24th day of June, 2017.

All persons having claims against this estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the office of the Clerk of this Court within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this no-tice, or within nine (9) months after the decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred.

Dated at Marion, Indiana, this 9th day of August, 2017.

/s/ CAROLYN MOWERY Clerk, Grant Superior Court III

Jason McVicker (26210-02)SPITZER HERRIMAN STEPHENSONHOLDEREAD CONNER & PERSINGER, LLP122 East Fourth StreetP.O. Box 927Marion, IN 46952(765) 664-7307TNH 8/16, 8/23

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

IN GRANT SUPERIOR COURT 3 OF GRANT COUNTY, INDIANA In the Matter of the Estate of JOAN J. SHIELDS, deceased. Estate Number 27D03-1708-EU-000105 Notice is hereby given that ETHEL DAWN REAGAN and RON-DA JUNE HODGE were on the 7th day of August, 2017, appointed Co-Personal Representatives of the Estate of JOAN J. SHIELDS who died on May 13, 2017, and authorized to administer said estate with-out court supervision. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the office of Clerk of this Court within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or within nine (9) months after the decedent’s death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred. DATED at Marion, Indiana, this 7th day of August, 2017.

CAROLYN J. MOWERY, Clerk of the Grant Superior Court 3

JAMES T. BEAMAN, AttorneyJOHNSON AND BEAMAN1125 N. Western Ave., Suite AMarion, Indiana 46952Phone #765-662-7569TNH 8/16, 8/23

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Notice of Public Hearing

Notice is hereby given that the City of Marion Board of Public Works and Safety will conduct a public hearing on the 5th day of September, at 10:00 a.m. (local time) in the City Council Chambers at the Marion Municipal Building, 301 S. Branson St., Marion, Indiana, for the pur-pose of making a recommendation for approval to sell the following described properties owned by the City of Marion for the amount of the offer stated below for each property.

Property Offer1. Matthew Huskey $800.00 2600 Blk. S. Adams St. Marion, IN 46953 Tax Parcel No. 27-07-18-102-024.000-002 27-07-18-102-018.000-002

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City of Marion Board of Public Works and SafetyTNH 8/23

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plied for incorporation of her cosmetics company in Indianapolis. She became the first woman millionaire in the U.S.

September 2, 1925Governor Ed Jackson

made the first purchase of 106 acres for land that would become the Dunes State Park.

September 3, 1812Native Americans at-

tacked the village of Pigeon Roost in Scott County, kill-ing 24 settlers. The state erected a memorial at the site in 1904.

September 3, 1964The Beatles, on their first

wave of popularity, appeared live at the Indiana State Fair Coliseum in two sold-out shows in front of 30,000 fans.

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Wreckage of USS Indianapolis now a memorialMaybe from

now on all important things will be

announced by Tweet. The President certainly seems to think so, although the military disputes that. “A Tweet is not an order,” said the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff the other day. Short, clipped thoughts and words, barely a sentence. One-hundred and forty characters to say what you mean. No more telegrams or cables or bulletins and flashes on the wire services.

Had one over the week-end: A Tweet that meant something to Hoosiers, and especially Hoosiers of the World War II genera-tion, and quite certainly to all American men and women with ties to those who served in the Pacific in those latter days of the war.

Read the Tweet: “We’ve located the wreckage of the USS Indianapolis in Philippine Sea at 5500 meters below the sea.”

That’s all, but that was more than enough for the hundreds--no, make that the thousands--of men, women, children, grand-children, brothers, sisters, grieving parents and devastated widows who have awaited that word since that awful July day in 1945 when the war ship

named for our capital city vanished.

The heavy cruiser, as they called it, 610 feet long, carrying 1,197 sailors and Marines, was torpedoed on July 30 by a Japanese submarine while sailing back to the Philippines after deliver-ing components for “Little Boy,” the atomic bomb that helped end World War II only days later. From explosion to vanishing in the Pacific, elapsed time: 12 minutes.

Of 1,197 men aboard, about 300 went down with the ship. Thus, the wreckage located over the weekend 18,000 feet--three miles--below the ocean’s surface, is the eternal graveyard for those

men. The remaining 900 faced exposure, dehydra-tion, saltwater poisoning, and, yes, shark attacks, while bobbing in the ocean with few lifeboats and almost no food or water. The Navy learned of the sinking only when sur-vivors were spotted four days later by the crew of a search-and-rescue aircraft on routine patrol. Only 316 survived.

The sinking was the greatest single loss of life at sea, from a single ship, in the history of the U.S. Navy. The resolution of the ship’s location came after a search headed by Paul Allen, the billionaire co-founder of Microsoft, a man long obsessed by the disaster.

The stories of both hor-ror and heroism abound among the survivors, but they, like all of the WWII generation, are a dwindling band. Only 22 are with us today.

Jimmy O’Donnell--that’s James E. O’Donnell, a re-tired Indianapolis firefight-er--was the lone survivor from Indianapolis aboard the Indianapolis. He died in 2013, but endured long enough to have attended the dedication of the me-morial to the men and their mission. It is magnificent and sits along the canal just north of downtown Indianapolis. Built by the survivors association at a cost of $800,000 and dedi-cated in August 1995, it is open to the public 24 hours

a day, seven days a week. Engraved on the south face of the monument are the names of the 1,197 aboard.

It should be visited, par-ticularly an early-evening on a summer day.

But it is out in the waters of the Pacific that the true memorial has just been found, and will be forever so recognized.

“For more than two decades I’ve been work-ing with the survivors. To a man, they have longed for the day when their ship would be found, solving

their final mystery,” retired Navy Capt. William Toti said Sunday. He acts as a spokesman for the survi-vors association.

“They all know this is now a war memorial.”

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NOTICE OF REAL PROPERTYTAX SALEGrant County IndianaBeginning 10:00 AM, 9/21/2017 County Complex, Council Chambers Local Time

Grant County

Pursuant to the laws of the Indi-ana General Assembly, notice is hereby given that the following described property is listed for sale for delinquent taxes and/or special assessments. The coun-ty auditor and county treasurer will apply on or after 9/5/2017 for a court judgment against the tracts or real property for an amount that is not less than the amount set out below and for an order to sell the tracts or real property at public auction to the highest bidder, subject to the right of redemption. Any defense to the application for judgment must be filed with the Grant County Superior 1 Court and served on the county audi-tor and treasurer before 9/5/2017. The court will set a date for a hearing at least seven (7) days before the advertised date of sale and the court will determine any defenses to the application for judgment at the hearing. The county auditor and the county treasurer are entitled to receive all pleadings, motions, petitions, and other filings related to the defense to the application for judgment.

Such sale will be held on 9/21/2017 at the County Com-plex, Council Chambers and that sale will continue until all tracts and real property have been of-fered for sale.

Property will not be sold for an amount which is less than the sum of:

(A) the delinquent taxes and special assessments on each tract or item of real property; and (B) the taxes and special as-sessments on the real property that are due and payable in the year of the sale, whether or not they are delinquent; and (C) all penalties due on the de-linquencies, and (D) an amount prescribed by the county auditor that equals the sum of: (1) thirty-five dollars ($35) for postage and publication costs; and (2) any other costs incurred by the county that are directly attrib-utable to the tax sale; and (E) any unpaid costs due under IC 6-1.1-24-2(c) from a prior tax sale.

No property listed below shall be sold if, at any time before the sale, the Total Amount for Judg-ment is paid in full. If the real property is sold in the tax sale, the amount required to redeem such property will be 110% of the minimum bid for which the tract or real property was offered at the time of sale, if redeemed not more than six (6) months af-ter the date of sale, or 115% of the minimum bid for which the tract or real property was offered at the time of sale, if redeemed more than six (6) months after the date of sale, plus the amount by which the purchase price ex-ceeds the minimum bid on the real property plus five percent (5%) per annum interest on the amount by which the purchase price exceeds the minimum bid on the property. All taxes and special assessments upon the property paid by the purchaser subsequent to the sale, plus five percent (5%) per annum interest on those taxes and special as-sessments, will also be required to be paid to redeem such prop-erty.

In addition, IC 6-1.1-25-2 (e) states the total amount required for redemption may include the following costs incurred and paid by the purchaser or the pur-

chaser’s assignee or the county before redemption: (1) The at-torney’s fees and cost of giving notice under IC 6-1.1-25-4.5;(2) The costs of title search or ex-amining and update the abstract of title for the tract or item of real property. The period of redemp-tion shall expire on Friday, Sep-tember 21, 2018 for certificates sold in the tax sale. For certifi-cates struck to the county, the period of redemption may expire Friday, January 19, 2018.

If the tract or item of real prop-erty is sold for an amount more than the minimum bid and the property is not redeemed, the owner of record of the property who is divested of ownership at the time the tax deed is issued may have a right to the tax sale surplus.

The Auditor and Treasurer spe-cifically reserve the right to with-hold from the sale any parcel which has been listed in error, or which otherwise becomes ineligible for sale either prior to 9/21/2017 or during the duration of the sale.

This notice of real property tax sale, and the tax sale itself are undertaken and will be conduct-ed pursuant to the requirements of the laws of the State of Indi-ana which regulate the sale of land for delinquent taxes, pursu-ant to I.C. 6-1.1-24-1 et seq.

The County does not warrant the accuracy of the street ad-dress or common description of the property, and a misstate-ment in the key number or street address does not invalidate an otherwise valid sale.

Minimum bid amounts are pre-scribed by law and are subject to change prior to the auction date.

Pursuant to IC 6-1.1-24-3(e), property descriptions may be omitted for properties appearing on the certified list in consecu-tive years. A complete property list may be obtained at www.sriservices.com or in an alterna-tive form upon request.

Dated: 8/10/2017

Registration For Bidding On the Tax Sale:

If you are interested in bidding on the tax sale for an Indiana county, you may register online at http://legacy.sri-taxsale.com/Tax/Indiana/Registration/. This registration is good for all coun-ties that SRI services. You need to register only once for all coun-ties. If you do not have access to a computer with internet service you may register the morning of the sale.

Please arrive the morning of the tax sale at least 30 minutes before the beginning time to be assured you will receive your bid number before the start of the sale.

Please bring your registration form and W9 form with you the morning of the tax sale. You will be able to print these forms from the registration web site.

Pursuant to IC 6-1.1-24-5.1 a business entity that seeks to register to bid at the Grant County Tax Sale must provide a certificate of good standing or proof of registration in ac-cordance with IC 5-23 from the Secretary of State to the Grant County Treasurer.

271700001 27-07-02-200-001.000-001 $670.92 Coffey, Teddy D & Barbara J Coffey & Jonathan C Brinker Jt Tn Rts Ss 05-01-13 14.03 PT NW SEC 2 .40A .62A 4034 E 100 N

271700002 27-07-08-400-015.000-001 $406.56 Hairell,

Max M & Freida M Co-Trstes Of Revoc Liv Trst With S/L/E 05-01-161 PT NE SE SEC 8 .46 A 1302 E Monroe Pike

271700003 27-07-09-402-004.000-001 $3,864.49 South-er, Michele & Margaret Allen Jt Tnts Rts Ss 05-13-3052 & 3053 LOTS 8 & 9 GEHLHAUSEN S DIV. 2523 E Monroe Pike

271700005 27-07-11-100-013.000-001 $2,461.59 Shrout, Robert T & Amanda 05-01-211 PT NE NE SEC 11 7.83 A (TR. 56978 5/17/00) 4756 E Montpe-lier Pike

271700006 27-07-11-100-013.001-001 $851.13 Shrout, Robert T & Amanda PT NE NE SEC 11 5.17 A 4806 E Montpe-lier Pike

271700007 27-07-12-300-014.000-001 $191.59 Mabbett, Sarah R & Emilie A Moore Jt Tn Rts Ss 05-01-228.01 W SW SEC 12 .66 A 900 BLK S 500 E

271700008 27-07-14-100-014.000-001 $893.88 Hover-male, Matthew 05-02-255.02 NE NE SEC 14 1 A 4966 E 100 S

271700009 27-07-14-200-019.000-001 $1,937.79 Lytle, Virgil M 05-02-256 PT SW NW SEC 14 3.70 A P/SURVEY (TR. 51760 01/26/99) 1463 S 400 E

271700010 27-07-14-200-019.003-001 $1,309.55 Lytle, Virgil M PT S SW NW SEC 14 3.69 A 1491 S 400 E

271700011 27-07-16-303-033.000-001 $244.57 Pace, Stephanie Anna & Michael Allen 05-07-1382 & 1383 LOTS 13 & 14 WM CARROLLS S-DIV HOL-LINGSWORTH. 1819 E 38th St

271700012 27-07-16-900-006.004-001 $5,654.73 D & D Fence Co PT N SW SEC 16 2.10 A & LOTS 505, 506 & 562 (NOW VACATED) PHILA LAND COS S/DIV MOR 3303 S Cen-tral Ave

271700013 27-07-17-101-001.001-001 $3,189.80 Miller, Don PT N E NE 1/4 SEC 17 2.34 A PER SURVEY 2627 Central Ave

271700014 27-07-17-301-078.000-001 $424.52 Drake, Stephen Michael & Susan Ann Drake-Grubb Eq Tn Cm 05-02-329 PT NE SW SEC 17 1.24 A 3536 S Allegheny Ave

271700015 27-07-17-301-087.000-001 $372.62 Drake, Stephen Michael & Susan Ann Drake-Grubb Eq Tn Cm 05-02-333.05 PT SW SEC 17 .20 A 3500 BLK S OVERMAN ST 27-07-17-301-087.000-001 and 27-07-17-303-003.000-001 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700016 27-07-17-303-003.000-001 $5,045.26 Drake, Stephen Michael & Susan Ann Drake-Grubb Eq Tn Cm S/L/E Of Stephen Michael Drake 05-02-303 PT S SW SEC 17 14.97 A (TRANSFER 60422 6/14/01) 1031 E 38th St 27-07-17-301-087.000-001 and 27-07-17-303-003.000-001 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700017 27-07-17-304-033.000-001 $581.01 Hol-lingsworth, Eric 05-02-304.02, 307.04 PT SW SEC 17 .38 A & .24 A 1045 E 38th St

271700019 27-07-17-304-038.000-001 $1,625.30 Drake, Stephen Michael & Susan Ann Drake-Grubb Eq Tn Cm 05-04-791 & 792 LOTS 614 & 615 OVERMAN & LIGHTFOOT ADD. 1033 E 38th St

271700022 27-07-17-402-007.000-001 $218.79 Bryant, Oliver Lee 05-05-1110 LOT 9 &

LOT 273 T EVANS S/DIV. PHILA LAND COS HOME PK S/DIV. 1512 E 33rd St

271700023 27-07-17-402-095.000-001 $810.00 Midnight Cry Harvest Ministries Inc 05-05-966 967 NON TAXABLE HOME PARK S/DIV LTS 148 & 149 1500 BLK E 35TH ST

271700025 27-07-17-403-084.000-001 $1,359.42 Smith, Nancy L 05-13-2912.01 S 1/2 LOT 21 COLONIAL PARK ADD. Home Ave

271700026 27-07-17-403-094.000-001 $447.50 Bockover, David 05-04-846 LOT 43 HOME PK ADD. 1513 E 37th St

271700027 27-07-17-403-097.000-001 $610.59 Helm, Lois I 05-04-843 LOT 40 HOME PARK ADD. 1523 E 37th St

271700028 27-07-17-403-099.000-001 $452.77 Thomas, Jim F & Nora E 05-13-2909 LOT 18 COLONIAL PK ADD. 3626 S Home Ave

271700029 27-07-17-403-108.000-001 $591.58 Fountain Of Life Worship Center Inc 05-04-855 HOME PK ADD LOT 44 NON TAXABLE 1511 E 37th St

271700030 27-07-17-403-109.000-001 $2,103.56 Galla-way, Marita 05-02-368 PT W SE SEC 17 .20 A EX .20 A RD R/W 3620 S Lincoln Blvd

271700031 27-07-17-404-014.000-001 $2,053.34 Reca Limited Partnership 80' N END LOTS 64 THRU 67 G W STEELES 3RD ADD 05-06-1301.01, 1302.01, 1303.01 & 1304.01 1706 E 35th St

271700033 27-07-17-404-068.000-001 $1,234.88 Haley, Nelson & Annette 05-04-854 LOT 56 HOME PK ADD. 3602 S Lambert St

271700035 27-07-20-102-066.000-001 $724.04 Clem, Claude Daniel 05-03-659 LOT 32 EX 16' E SD MIDDLETON ADD. 1402 E 40th St 27-07-20-102-066.000-001, 27-07-20-102-067.000-001, and 27-07-20-102-068.000-001 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700036 27-07-20-102-067.000-001 $518.71 Clem, Claude Daniel 05-03-659.01 16' E SIDE LOT 32 MIDDLETON ADD. 1400 BLK E 40TH ST 27-07-20-102-066.000-001, 27-07-20-102-067.000-001, and 27-07-20-102-068.000-001 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700037 27-07-20-102-068.000-001 $570.10 Clem, Claude Daniel 05-03-624 LOT 17 HOME ADD. 1400 BLK E 40TH ST 27-07-20-102-066.000-001, 27-07-20-102-067.000-001, and 27-07-20-102-068.000-001 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700038 27-07-20-102-072.000-001 $212.88 Bodkins, William L & Margerite 05-03-619 LOT 12 HOME ADD. 4000 BLK S IOWA ST 27-07-20-102-072.000-001, 27-07-20-102-074.000-001, and 27-07-20-102-077.000-001 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700039 27-07-20-102-074.000-001 $216.79 Bodkins, William L & Margerite 05-03-618 LOT 11 HOME ADD. 4000 BLK S IOWA ST 27-07-20-102-072.000-001, 27-07-20-102-074.000-001, and 27-07-20-102-077.000-001 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700040 27-07-20-102-077.000-001 $216.79 Bodkins, William L & Margerite 05-03-617 LOT 10 HOME ADD. 4000 BLK S IOWA ST 27-07-20-102-072.000-001, 27-07-20-102-

074.000-001, and 27-07-20-102-077.000-001 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700041 27-07-20-102-081.000-001 $644.96 Hodge, Darlene 05-03-666 LOT 39 MIDDLETON ADD. 4003 S Wis-consin St

271700042 27-07-20-102-084.000-001 $222.10 Bodkins, William L & Margerite 05-03-616 LOT 9 HOME ADD. 4017 S Iowa St

271700043 27-07-20-102-087.000-001 $339.43 Clem, Hasmer Joyln 05-03-667 LOT 40 MIDDLETON ADD. 4000 BLK S WISCONSIN ST

271700044 27-07-20-201-028.000-001 $425.86 Sexton, Eric Donald 05-04-706 & 709 LOTS 27 & 30 COLLEGE AVE ADD. 3900 BLK E 39TH ST

271700045 27-07-20-201-034.000-001 $1,211.16 Sexton, Christine Kay 05-04-710 LOT 35 COLLEGE AVE ADD. 3913 S Houck St

271700046 27-07-20-201-038.000-001 $485.18 Camp-bell, Fred C M 05-04-715 LOT 44 COLLEGE AVE ADD. 3900 BLK S HOUCK ST

271700048 27-07-20-202-011.000-001 $16,036.93 Barnes, Raymond Joe 05-04-758 & 760 LOTS 3 & 5 BLK 2 SO SIDE ADD. 900 BLK E 38TH ST

271700049 27-07-20-202-012.000-001 $23,928.77 Barnes, Raymond Joe 05-04-759 LOT 4 BLK 2 SO SIDE ADD. 900 BLK E 38TH ST

271700050 27-07-20-202-028.000-001 $2,444.99 Faulk, Loraiane 05-04-769 LOT 14 SO SIDE ADD. 900 BLK E 39TH ST

271700051 27-07-20-202-031.000-001 $555.36 Raymer, Judith A Liv Trust 05-04-766 LOT 11 BLK 2 SO SIDE ADD. 900 BLK E 39TH ST

271700053 27-07-20-202-051.000-001 $324.28 Koon, Donna M 05-03-461.02 PT NW SEC 20 .04 A 4000 BLK S ME-RIDIAN ST REAR

271700054 27-07-20-303-009.000-001 $699.61 Moore, Vanette E 05-13-3101 LOT 20 DEER CREEK HTS SEC 2. 4721 S Meridian St

271700055 27-07-22-200-009.002-001 $666.46 Norris, Bill PT NW SEC 22 .53 A PER SURVEY 3200 BLK E 38TH ST

271700056 27-07-22-202-006.000-001 $1,640.46 Clem-ent, Richard S & Laura 05-13-3191 LOT 13 RYAN HTS SEC 2. 3821 S Garthwaite Rd

271700057 27-07-22-302-007.000-001 $522.33 Gunter, Ralph Calvin 05-03-515.01A1 PT SW SEC 22 1 A 3871 S Garthwaite Rd

271700058 27-07-22-303-005.000-001 $1,101.18 Gunter, Taft & Hattie Jt Tn Rts Ss 05-03-517.02 S SIDE W SW SEC 22 5.85 A (TR. 58280 9/7/00) 3899 S Garthwaite Rd

271700059 27-07-24-200-001.002-001 $1,786.04 Nelson, Donald & Mary L PT NW NW SEC 24 29.344 A 200 S & 500 E

271700060 27-02-30-403-004.000-002 $1,385.24 Wa-bash Valley Properties Inc 16-38-10838 LOT 3 DUNCAN MINOR SUB/DIV CONT .36 A 1611 Matter Park Rd

271700061 27-02-30-403-004.001-002 $1,217.84 Wa-bash Valley Properties Inc LOT 1 DUNCAN MINOR SUB/DIV

CONT .30 A 1600 BLK MATTER PARK RD

271700062 27-02-30-403-004.002-002 $1,598.66 Wa-bash Valley Properties Inc LOT 2 DUNCAN MINOR SUB/DIV CONT .52 A 1600 BLK MATTER PARK RD

271700064 27-02-31-203-036.000-002 $3,131.00 Lan-dis, Richard A 16-33-8830 LOT 36 ANDREW MANOR 1305 N Manor Dr

271700065 27-02-31-303-091.000-002 $3,383.20 J-M Real Estate Trust 16-12-2918 LOT 58 PLAT B NORTHWEST HOMES SUB/DIV 906 N Fen-ton Rd

271700068 27-07-05-102-074.000-002 $872.02 Briden-thal, Justin & Diana Cole Jt/Tn/Rts/Surv 16-33-8883 LOT 101 BRINKER HEIGHTS SEC 2 402 N Keal Ave

271700069 27-07-05-201-035.000-002 $1,072.50 Salter, David Boyd & Betty M 16-06-1554 & 1555 LOTS 239 & 240 BAILEY & RARIDEN ADD 805 E Marshall St

271700071 27-07-05-201-054.000-002 $2,585.70 Reca Limited Partnership 16-06-1420 LOT 219 BAILEY & RARIDEN ADD 726 E Marshall St

271700072 27-07-05-201-074.000-002 $481.25 Kelly, Shannon R 16-06-1422 LOT 156 BAILEY & RARIDEN ADD 700 BLK E SHERMAN ST

271700073 27-07-05-201-171.000-002 $916.10 Yeakle, Emma M 16-05-1173 LOT 22 GEO W STEELE 2ND ADD 729 E Grant St 27-07-05-201-171.000-002 and 27-07-05-201-172.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700074 27-07-05-201-172.000-002 $1,306.43 Yeakle, Emma M 16-05-1172 LOT 21 GEO W STEELE 2ND ADD 729 E Grant St 27-07-05-201-171.000-002 and 27-07-05-201-172.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700075 27-07-05-201-173.001-002 $803.60 Beek-man, Howard & Mary W/Pt Lot 20 GEO W STEELE 2nd ADD 700 BLK E GRANT ST

271700076 27-07-05-202-016.000-002 $3,419.84 Tyson, Richarh 16-06-1515 LOT 291 BAILEY & RARIDEN ADD 602 E Bradford St 27-07-05-202-016.000-002 and 27-07-05-202-017.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700077 27-07-05-202-017.000-002 $561.35 Tyson, Richarh 16-06-1516 LOT 292 BAILEY & RARIDEN ADD 600 BLK E BRADFORD ST 27-07-05-202-016.000-002 and 27-07-05-202-017.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700078 27-07-05-202-042.000-002 $2,217.00 Phillips, Bradley J & Doris M 16-06-1522 LOT 253 BAILEY & RARIDEN ADD 639 E Marshall St

271700079 27-07-05-202-054.000-002 $1,104.50 C B Rentals LLC 16-06-1464 & 1465 LOTS 196 & 197 BAILEY & RA-RIDEN ADD 556 E Marshall St

271700080 27-07-05-202-079.000-002 $2,471.57 Perry, Kimberly 16-06-1455 LOT 173 BAILEY & RARIDEN ADD 553 E Sherman St

271700081 27-07-05-202-111.000-002 $2,181.70 C B Rentals LLC 16-06-1310 LOT 112 BAILEY & RARIDEN ADD

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“For more than two decades I’ve been working with the survi-vors. To a man, they have longed for the day when their ship would be found, solv-ing their final mystery,” retired Navy Capt. Wil-liam Toti said Sunday. He acts as a spokesman for the survivors association. “They all know this is now a war memorial.”

by Sean DouglasDuring the second annual

Indy Airstrip Attack show on Saturday and Sunday, the Marion Municipal Airport

was filled with the smell of gasoline, the revving of en-gines, and the sound of ex-otic cars flying down the run-way at superhuman speeds.

In lots that normally would have been occupied by airplanes, Lamborghinis, Vipers, and Mustangs took their place. There were cars

from all over the United States, including California, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and even Montana. Some people even brought motorcycles to show off in the competition.

While the competitors raced, spectators who had come from far and wide took it all in, gasping in amaze-ment as cars that one would expect someone from the Fast and Furious franchise to drive sped by. When they weren’t racing, the drivers took the time to talk to wide-eyed youngsters and field questions about their impres-sive automobiles.

Gordon Clark, who drove a black Mustang in the event, commended both the track and his experience.

“It’s probably the best fa-cility in the United States for half mile racing,” Clark said. “You have the longest shut-down lane--which everyone appreciates, especially when you get going over 175 miles per hour. It’s a big difference from when you are slowing down from 150 miles per hour, you need more room.”

When asked if he would come back next year, Clark gave a simple response. “Oh yeah, as soon as they post [the event,] I’ll be back.”

Randy Adams of Fort Wayne echoed Clark’s senti-ments. “It’s been fantastic,” Adams said. “You couldn’t have asked for better weather or better competitors. It’s all been great. I love events like this.”

Jason Duggan, a Marion native who was driving a rare school-bus-yellow Boss 302 Mustang, went a step further, stating that this event is much more than just rac-ing for his hometown.

“This is quite a special thing that Marion has got going on,” Duggan said. “These events are few and far between. A lot of these guys are driving halfway

across the country to come here, and it’s good for the local economy, it’s good for small businesses, and it kind of puts Marion on the map a little bit. It’s something that a lot of towns will never get, and we are privileged to have an event like this.”

By now, all the racers have packed up their cars and have headed home. The airport has gone back to be-ing an airport. But for one weekend, people in a small town in central Indiana got to experience the world of fast cars and competitive racing.

Hopefully, this is a tradi-tion that will continue in the years to come.

graNT couNTy liFephotos from the week—Glen Devitt

Page 14 The News Herald August 23, 2017

With high school sports now in full

swing, there are a variety of photo op-portunities. I started my week off with a great match between Oak Hill and Macon-aquah. The Braves took the first two sets, then Oak Hill snapped back to win the next two. The Eagles won the fifth set to start off their year in exciting fash-ion (far right). I took in a Marion boys soccer match versus Ft. Wayne Snyder (see pictures on the sports pages). My weekend was very busy with the Indy Air Strip Attack Saturday and Sunday (bottom, right), fea-turing a new world’s record of 257 MPH set by a screaming fast yellow Lambo-rghini (top). Saturday also featured the Bikes & Books Festival on Washington Street followed by the rock concert/party at Brandt’s Harley Da-vidson (near right). Several bands were featured leading up to the headline performance of Molly Hatchet.

Find more of Glen Devitt’s photos online at colormepink.smug-mug.com.

The Sports heraldGrant County Sports

Volume 2, Number 41 Week of August 23-29, 2017

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A green Lamborghini—this one all the way from Texas—was among the cars drawing admiring glances over the weekend.

Colescott tourney benefits IWU athletesIndiana Wesleyan Univer-

sity will host the 28th annual Jack Colescott golf scramble, September 14.

The tournament’s name-sake, Jack Colescott, was an outstanding athlete at Gas City High School (now Mis-sissinewa) and a four-letter athlete in basketball and baseball at Indiana Central College. After college, Cole-scott served as head basket-

ball coach at Swayzee High School for eight years.

In 1961, Colescott moved to Marion High School where he first served as head basket-ball coach and later as athletic director. As a coach, Colescott led the Giants to Final Fours in 1968 and 1969. The Giants won state basketball tourneys in 1975 and 1976 when Cole-scott was AD.

Colescott was inducted into

the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 1997 and recently was named a director of the Indiana High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame. Proceeds from the Jack Co-lescott Athletic Scholarship Golf Scramble go for athletic scholarships at Indiana Wes-leyan University

To apply for the golf scram-ble, visit: www.indwes.edu/events/jack-colescott/

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Thursday, August 241 pm—WT—Lawrence Tech-nological University @ Taylor University 4:30 pm—GG—Eastbrook @ South Adams4:30 pm—GG—Madison-Grant @ Elwood5 pm—BT—Madison-Grant @ Madison County Tournament 5 pm—BT—Mississinewa @ Northwestern 5 pm—GG—Taylor @ Marion5 pm—GS—Oak Hill @ Man-chester5:30 pm—BS—Mississinewa @ Fort Wayne Fusion6 pm—V—Taylor @ Eastbrook6 pm—V—Southern Wells @ Marion6 pm—V—Tipton @ Madison-Grant6 pm—BS—Eastern @ East-brook7 pm—V—Oak Hill @ Cass7 pm—BS—Marion @ Pendle-ton Heights7:30 pm—BS—Oak Hill @ Taylor TBA—MS—Indiana Wesleyan University @ Midland (Neb.)

Friday, August 2510 am—V—Taylor University @ Shawnee State University (Montreat Tournament)1 pm—MT—Lawrence Tech-nological University @ Taylor University 2 pm—V—Taylor University @ University of Rio Grande (Montreat Tournament)3 pm—MG—Taylor University @ Grant County Cup (Day 1)3 pm—WG—Taylor University @ Grant County Cup (Day 1)4:30 pm—BT—Madison-Grant @ Madison County Tourna-ment 7 pm—F—Mt. Vernon @ Marion7 pm—F—Southwood @ Oak

Hill 7 pm—F—New Haven @ Mis-sissinewa7 pm—F—Eastern @ Madison-Grant7:30 pm—F—Huntington North @ Eastbrook TBA—WT—Taylor University @ Indiana Institute of Tech-nologyTBA—WS—Indiana Wesleyan University @ Rio Grande

Saturday, August 268 am—MG—Taylor University @ Grant County Cup (Day 2)8 am—WG—Taylor University @ Grant County Cup (Day 2)9 am—WT—Taylor University @ Marian Doubles Tourna-ment 9 am—BT—Marion @ Penn/Crown Point/Northridge 10 am—V—Taylor University @ Talladega College (Mon-treat Tournament)10 am—MT—Taylor University @ Marian Doubles Tourna-ment 10 am—BS—Mississinewa @ Delta10 am—GS—Wabash @ Mis-sissinewa10 am—GS—Eastbrook @ Woodlan10 am—GS—Oak Hill @ Northwestern11 am—GS—Marion @ Mun-cie Central 12 pm—BS—Eastbrook @ Woodlan2 pm—GG—Oak Hill @ CIC Meet 2 pm—GG—Eastbrook @ CIC Meet 2 pm—GG—Madison-Grant @ CIC Meet2 pm—GG—Mississinewa @ CIC Meet2 pm—BS—Muncie Central @ Marion 6 pm—V—Taylor University

@ University of Jamestown (Montreat Tournament)6 pm—WS—Taylor University @ Lourdes University 7:30 pm—NFL—Indianapolis Colts @ Pittsburgh Steelers TBA—MS—Indiana Wesleyan University @ Bellevue (Neb.)TBA—WS—Indiana Wesleyan University @ IU EastTBA—MS—Taylor University @ Trinity Christian College

Monday, August 289 am—MG—Indiana Wesleyan University @ Wildcat Tip-Off Invitational6 pm—BS—Maconaquah @ Oak Hill 7 pm—V—Mississinewa @ Oak Hill TBA—MS—Taylor University @ West Virginia Tech

Tuesday, August 293 pm—MT—Bethel College @ Taylor University 3 pm—WT—Bethel College @ Taylor University 4 pm—MT—University of Saint Francis @ Indiana Wesleyan University 4 pm—WT—University of Saint Francis @ Indiana Wes-leyan University 4:30 pm—BT—Taylor @ Madison-Grant 4:30 pm—GG—Wabash @ Oak Hill 4:30 pm—GG—Huntington North @ Mississinewa5 pm—GG—Muncie Central/Yorktown @ Marion5 pm—BT—Marion @ Missis-sinewa5:30 pm—GS—Eastern @ Marion 5:30 pm—BS—Blackford @ Eastbrook

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County football roundup

EastbrookComing off a loss in the

state title game, the East-brook Panthers were looking to start off the 2017 season on the right foot. On Friday night, the Panthers flexed their muscles and showed that they would be a force to be reckoned with once again this coming season.

The Panthers dominated on both sides of the ball, scoring 27 points in the first quarter on their way to a 54-13 victory over Norwell.

“The biggest factor [in the victory] was just the way the game started,” Adamson said after the victory. “[Kicker Zane] Shilts did an outstand-ing job to get things going. All of our scoring drives started on our side of the 50, mainly because of his kickoffs. We played some good defense to make them go three-and-out and I think field position was a big fac-tor at the start of the game.

“It allowed us to score quickly because we didn’t have to go very far for scores.”

The Panthers used quick scores throughout the first half to build a 41-0 halftime lead and cruised the rest of the way from there.

Offensively, the Panthers ran all over the Knights, picking up 281 yards on the ground. Adamson credited the offensive line for doing a great job of opening up run-ning lanes throughout the game.

“We are a run-oriented team, and our offensive line was pretty solid,” Adamson said. “They did a good job controlling the line of scrim-mage.”

While the offense was clicking on all cylinders, the Panthers’ defense kept the Knights at bay, making a liv-ing in the Norwell backfield and keeping them from gain-ing any momentum.

“The defense was very solid last night,” Adamson said. “They took advantage of keeping Norwell in rough field position. It’s tough in high school to start at the 20 yard line and have to go 80 yards every day. We finished with six or seven sacks, and that made a big difference

throughout the game.”Justin Singer led the rush-

ing attack with 54 yards on three carries, while Davon Wallace scored three touch-downs on 53 yards rushing. Xaine Kirby, Dylan Bragg, and Andrew Barajas com-bined for five rushing touch-downs in the victory.

Madison-Grant The Madison-Grant Ar-

gylls’ season got off to a nightmarish start on Friday night, as the Argylls’ defense gave up 51 first half points and 312 yards on the ground in a 72-0 blowout loss to the Tipton Blue Devils. All in all, the Argylls’ defense gave up 448 yards.

Coach Kyle Booher could not be reached for comment.

Marion Coming off a 5-5 season

last year, Coach Craig Cham-bers was looking for his team to take the next step. On Fri-day night against Huntington

North, the Giants started off the season on the right track with a 35-0 win.

Thought it wasn’t a perfect game by any means, Cham-bers was pleased with the result.

“It feels good [to get the win,]” Chambers said after the game. “We’ve got a lot of things we have to work on, but any time you can come out and win the first game of the season it’s [always a good feeling.]”

Justin Johnson overcame some early anxiety to throw for three touchdowns and score one on the ground in his debut as the Giants’ start-ing quarterback.

“The offense wasn’t bad,” Chambers said. “It was Jus-tin’s first game back in a while so during the pregame he had some jitters, [and] so it took him some time to calm down and let the game come to him. There are just some small things we need to work on [with him] to [help

him improve throughout] the season.”

JK Thomas finished with a rushing and a receiving touchdown, while Isaiah Hamilton and Montreal Poge also scored for the Giants in the shutout victory.

Heading into next week, Chambers wants his team to focus on continuing to per-fect the basics.

“We are going to be work-ing on the fundamental skills like blocking and tackling [as well as putting] together a more efficient offense,” Chambers said.

Oak Hill The Oak Hill Golden Ea-

gles started their season with a tough loss on Friday night, as they gave up a touchdown in the final minutes to drop a 31-28 decision to the Eastern Comets.

Leading 21-17 in the fourth quarter, the Golden Eagles had a breakdown on special teams, which led to

a punt return touchdown for the Comets.

“We gave up a big special teams play, letting them re-turn a punt for a touchdown,” Ozmun said after the loss. “We had him wrapped up, and we let him go. He found an alley the rest of the way to score a touchdown.”

The Golden Eagles re-sponded with a touchdown of their own on the next se-ries, taking a 28-24 lead with four minutes left.

All Oak Hill had to do was get a stop on defense, get the ball back, and run out the clock.

But the Golden Eagles de-fense, who had played great against the run all night, gave up a huge play that brought Eastern into the red zone. The Comets scored a few plays later, and the Golden Eagles were unable to re-cover.

“We played pretty good defense against the run most of the night, but we gave up one big run--a 40-yarder--

that brought them down in-side the 20,” Ozmun said. “From that point they were able to knock it in. By the time they scored to go up 31-28 we were under two minutes. Our offense did a pretty nice job of being able to convert a fourth-and-18 to keep our drive going, but on the next set of downs, we were unable to convert. There were ups and downs, you know, being able to an-swer their score after a punt return, but then giving up a big play to give them mo-mentum.

“It felt like our guys played hard, [but] there were just a couple of mistakes that cost us big.”

The offense was up and down for most of the night, which was not surprising considering the Golden Ea-gles have a lot of new faces all across the roster.

“At times we looked pretty good and other times we struggled with some of our assignments,” Ozmun said. “That’s just maturity. That’s because the guys are young or inexperienced in new spots and trying to feel things out. When they got it right, things went well, and when they got it wrong, ob-viously they didn’t.

“[However,] I feel that there are a lot of positives there, and I think that the things that did not go well for us are easily fixable. It’s not that we are not physically capable of doing them, it’s that we are making mental mistakes or that we are just not confident enough. Those are things that we can fix in practice.”

Heading into next week, Coach Ozmun wants his team to focus on being con-fident in themselves, particu-larly on the defensive side of the ball.

“[I want the kids] to be a little more confident in their assignments, knowing ex-actly what they need to do and make adjustments,” Oz-mun said. “We are going to face a team that throws the ball quite a bit, so we have to make sure that we are a little more sound defensively then we were this past week. We need to make sure that we don’t have lapses that cost us big plays.”

Giants start season with 35-0 thrashing of Vikes

MississinewaLast year, the Indians’ offense revolved around do-it-all

running back/cornerback, Heisman Skeens. After the first game of the 2017 season against Lapel on Friday night, it seems that will be the case once again.

Skeens, named after college football’s highest honor, scored four touchdowns, including a 98-yard pick-six, in Mississinewa’s 42-27 win over the Bulldogs.

The game looked to be on its way to a blowout early, as Mississnewa took an 18-7 lead in the first 10 minutes of the game. Indians’ quarterback Cade McCoin opened the scoring on a one-yard quarterback sneak, and after Lapel answered with a score of their own, McCoin launched a beautiful 68-yard bomb to Skeens to give Mississinewa a 12-7 lead.

On Lapel’s next drive, Mississinewa forced a fumble and recovered the ball to give the Indians great field position. Five plays later, wide receiver Hunter Smalley hauled in a 20-yard touchdown pass from McCoin to increase Missis-sinewa’s lead to 18-7.

The momentum quickly shifted as Lapel dominated the second quarter, scoring 13 unanswered points, including a 47-yard touchdown pass just before halftime to give the Bulldogs a 20-18 lead.

The Indians responded on the first drive of the third quar-ter as Skeens once again broke free for a 51-yard touch-down run to give Mississinewa a 26-20 lead.

For the second time in the game, the Bulldogs would score at the end of a quarter, as Lapel scored another touch-down on a 34-yard strike to tie the game at 26. The ensuing extra point gave Lapel a one-point advantage.

With one quarter left to play, the Indians got back to do-ing what they do best--running the football.

With the rushing tandem of Skeens and sophomore Cade Campbell, Mississinewa put together a 6:22 drive, which was capped off by a 16-yard run by Skeens to give Mis-sissiewa the lead back. A successful two-point conversion gave Mississinewa a 34-26 lead.

A long kickoff return gave the Bulldogs a first down at the Mississinewa 35, and they were successfully able to drive down into the red zone. However, on second and goal from the nine yard line, Lapel quarterback Levi Frazier threw the ball into the waiting arms of Skeens, who scam-pered 98 yards to the house to give Mississinewa a 42-27 lead they would not relinquish.

Even though the Indians are far from a finished product, Coach Curt Funk was proud of how his team played from start to finish.

“We knew this was going to be a tough game from start to finish,” Funk said. “Lapel is a ranked program in the state, they have great tradition, and Coach Miller does a fantastic job with this football program. We knew this was going to be a four-quarter game, and that’s what you want. I’m just real proud of our kids. We played five or six sopho-mores tonight, and they learned a lot in this game.

“We just have some things to clean up. We have to clean up special teams, alignments, formations--we just have to clean some things up. At the end of the day, the kids played hard, and they played physical, and those are the two most important things.”

Skeens finished his big night with 136 yards on three re-ceptions through the air and 117 yards on the ground, good for 253 all-purpose yards.

“Heisman is a special player, and we are blessed to have him,” Funk said. “To win games, you have to good players, and he is one of them.”

Game of the Week

Skeens’ pick-six seals deal for Indians in opener

6 pm—V—Eastbrook @ Madison-Grant6 pm—GS—Mississinewa @ Oak Hill 7 pm—V—Oak Hill @ Taylor7:30 pm—GS—Blackford @ Eastbrook

Wednesday, August 304:30 pm—GG—Eastbrook/Wabash @ Mississinewa5:30 pm—BS—Marion @ Oak Hill 5 pm—BT—Madison-Grant @ Mississinewa6 pm—V—Madison-Grant @ Northfield6 pm—GS—Marion @ Oak Hill 6 pm—GS—Maconaquah @ Eastbrook7 pm—V—Spring Arbor @ Indiana Wesleyan University 7 pm—V—Taylor University @

Grace College

Thursday, August 314:30 pm—GG—Marion/East-brook @ Elwood 4:30—GG—Manchester/Lake-land Christian @ Oak Hill6 pm—BS—Fishers @ Marion6 pm—V—Marion @ Kokomo6 pm—V—Mississinewa @ Eastbrook 6 pm—V—Anderson @ Madison-Grant6 pm—BS—Heritage @ Mis-sissinewa7 pm—MS—Marygrove Col-lege @ Indiana Wesleyan University 7 pm—NFL—Cincinnati Ben-gals @ Indianapolis Colts

Friday, September 112 pm—WG—Taylor University @ Indiana Wesleyan Invita-tional (Day 1)1 pm—WG—Indiana Wes-leyan University @ Indiana

Wesleyan Invitational (Day 1)2 pm—V—Saint Francis @ Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU Invitational)2 pm—V—Taylor University @ IU Southeast (IWU Invita-tional)3 pm—MT—Taylor University @ Wittenberg University 3 pm—WT—Taylor University @ Wittenberg University 4 pm—WS—Campbellsville University @ Indiana Wes-leyan University 4 pm—WS—Roosevelt Univer-sity @ Taylor University 6 pm—V—IU Kokomo @ Indi-ana Wesleyan University (IWU Invitational)6 pm—V—Taylor University @ Indiana Tech (IWU Invita-tional)7 pm—F—Kokomo @ Marion7 pm—F—Oak Hill @ Alexan-dria-Monroe7 pm—F—Eastbrook @ Elwood 7 pm—F—Mississinewa @

Blackford7 pm—F—Frankton @ Madison-Grant

Saturday, September 29 am—WG—Taylor University @ Indiana Wesleyan Invita-tional (Day 2)9 am—WG—Indiana Wes-leyan University @ Indiana Wesleyan Invitational (Day 2)9 am—MT—Marian University @ Indiana Wesleyan Univer-sity 9 am—WT—Marian University @ Indiana Wesleyan Univer-sity 9 am—BT—Mississinewa @ Fort Wayne Carroll9 am—BT—Marion @ Rich-mond Invitational10 am—V—Taylor University @ Lourdes University (IWU Invitational)10 am—MT—Taylor University @ Mount Vernon University 10 am—WT—Taylor University

@ Mount Vernon University 10 am—GS—Whitko @ Mis-sissinewa12 pm—V—Indiana Tech @ Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU Invitational)12 pm—BS—Whitko @ Mis-sissinewa1 pm—WS—Campbellsville University @ Taylor University2 pm—WS—Roosevelt Uni-versity @ Indiana Wesleyan University 4 pm—V—Lourdes @ Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU Invitational) 4 pm—MS—Taylor Univer-sity @ Indiana Institute of Technology 6 pm—F—Malone University @ Taylor University 6 pm—V—Mississinewa @ Kay Saunders Invitational (Wes-Del High School)7 pm—MS—Aquinas College @ Indiana Wesleyan University

Tuesday, September 53 pm—MT—Marian University @ Taylor University 3 pm—WT—Marian University @ Taylor University 4 pm—MT—Indiana Wesleyan University @ Goshen College4 pm—WT—Indiana Wesleyan University @ Goshen College4:30 pm—GG—Oak Hill/East-brook/Eastern @ Bluffton5 pm—BT—Blackford @ Madison-Grant 5 pm—GG—Marion @ Anderson5 pm—GG—Madison-Grant/Southern Wells @ North Miami5 pm—GG—Mississinewa @ Alexandria-Monroe5 pm—BS—Wapahani @ Eastbrook5 pm—BT—Indianapolis Arse-nal Tech @ Marion5:30 pm—GS—Anderson @ Marion6 pm—V—Eastbrook @ Elwood 7 pm—GS—Wapahani @ Eastbrook 7 pm—GS—Tipton @ Oak Hill

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271700151 27-07-06-302-011.000-002 $1,254.20 TPS Home LLC 16-09-2045.01 & 2046.01 E 1/3 LOT 100 & W 1/3 LOT 101 R J SPENCERS 2ND ADD 1017 W 2nd St

271700152 27-07-06-302-031.000-002 $1,827.44 Pol-ing, Ronald L 16-11-2749.01 & 2750.01 N 1/2 LOT 4 & N 1/2 LOT 5 ESHELMAN ADD 1121 W Delphi Ave

271700153 27-07-06-302-034.000-002 $3,969.40 Reed, Heather M 16-09-2051.02 & 2052.02 S 1/2 S 1/2 LOTS 106 & 107 R J SPENCERS 2ND ADD 210 S D St

271700156 27-07-06-302-074.000-002 $1,654.10 Roush, Michael A & Cora Lynne Askin-Roush 16-11-2553 W/SD LOT 14 EX 33' E/SD J TMS ADD& 22' E/SD LOT 10 ESHELMANS ADD 1019 W 3rd St

271700157 27-07-06-302-108.000-002 $1,793.91 Smith, Joseph P & Sharon 16-11-2548 & 2549 LOTS 9 & 10 J THOMAS 2ND ADD 918 W 4th St

271700158 27-07-06-302-140.000-002 $1,915.60 Rob-bins, Marshall L & Joyce A 16-12-2843 46' E/SD LOT 61 GD & COS 1ST ADD 1126 W 5th St

271700159 27-07-06-302-147.000-002 $2,266.40 Childers, James E 16-11-2581 LOT 10 FORBES & CATON ADD 1104 W 5th St

271700161 27-07-06-302-186.000-002 $3,241.20 TPS Homes LLC 16-10-2496 LOT 6 D THOMAS ADD 911 W 5th St

271700162 27-07-06-302-205.000-002 $3,016.80 Hol-loway, Thomas Jr 16-10-2506 LOT 16 DICK THOMAS 2ND ADD 1014 W 6th St

271700163 27-07-06-303-006.000-002 $3,898.60 Wag-

ner, H R & Sara L 16-10-2536.02 & 2537.01 15' S/SD LOT A & 12' N/SD LOT B DICK THOMAS 3RD ADD 612 S D St

271700164 27-07-06-303-011.000-002 $2,384.98 Wines, Sharon A Trustee of the Tesa-mentary Supplemental Needs Trust for the benefit of Brian A Smith 16-10-2537 30' S/SD LOT B DICK THOMAS 3RD ADD 614 S D St

271700165 27-07-06-303-024.000-002 $1,375.28 Mc Gauley & Associates Inc 16-12-2803 LOT 9 KILEYS ADD S D St

271700166 27-07-06-303-028.000-002 $813.25 Masion-gale, Dave 16-12-2796 & 2797 LOTS 36 & W PT LOT 37 KI-LEYS ADD S D St

271700167 27-07-06-303-030.000-002 $1,332.35 C B Rentals LLC 16-11-2614 LOT 1 EX 1262 SQ FT NW COR PARK PLACE ADD 625 S Western Ave

271700168 27-07-06-303-050.000-002 $1,311.40 Ameri-can Mutual Llc 16-11-2624 LOT 11 PARK PLACE ADD 709 S Western Ave

271700169 27-07-06-303-105.000-002 $7,631.18 Sat-terfield, Pauline E & Stephen Paul Jt-Ten 16-11-2646 LOT 33 PARK PLACE ADD 900 BLK MASON BLVD

271700170 27-07-06-303-122.000-002 $631.75 Robin-son, Franklin D & Letisha 16-12-2812 LOT 152 KILEYS ADD 829 W 9th St

271700171 27-07-06-303-141.000-002 $575.76 Van Hoosier, Joseph & Tammi 16-11-2711 LOT 110 PARK PLACE ADD 902 W 10th St

271700172 27-07-06-304-006.000-002 $1,030.69 Rus-sell, Vickie 16-08-1923 LOT 291 WHITES 12TH ADD 723 W 6th St

271700173 27-07-06-304-021.000-002 $2,531.98 Kaid, Tanya 16-07-1664 & 1664.01 PT SW SEC 6 .03 A LOT 43 WHITES 4TH ADD 611 S Whites Ave

271700174 27-07-06-304-029.000-002 $2,375.60 Smith, Harold 16-08-1933 LOT 316 WHITES 12TH ADD 720 W 7th St

271700175 27-07-06-304-034.000-002 $1,928.50 Hollo-way, Thomas E Jr 16-08-1922 W 1/2 LOT 310 & LOT 311 WHITES 12TH ADD 702 W 7th St

271700176 27-07-06-304-045.000-002 $5,064.00 Baker, Chas & Betty Lou 16-10-2534 PT SW SEC 6 .13 A 619 S D St

271700177 27-07-06-304-050.000-002 $348.95 Cox, De-neice I 16-07-1668 44' W/END E 1/2 LOT 47 WHITES 4TH ADD 514 W 7th St 27-07-06-304-050.000-002 and 27-07-06-304-052.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700178 27-07-06-304-052.000-002 $1,692.50 Cox, Deneice I 16-07-1668.01 62' E/END LOT 47 WHITES 4TH ADD 514 W 7th St 27-07-06-304-050.000-002 and 27-07-06-304-052.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700179 27-07-06-304-054.000-002 $1,255.50 GVI Group 16-07-1666.01 58' S/END LOT 45 WHITES 4TH ADD 622 S Race St

271700180 27-07-06-304-058.000-002 $728.74 Scar-brough, Dillon Dale 16-08-1942 LOT 322 EX 30' S/END WHITES

12TH ADD 723 W 7th St

271700182 27-07-06-304-073.000-002 $2,313.10 Hol-loway, Thomas 16-08-1953 & 1954 PT LOTS 333 & 334 & ST VAC WHITES 12TH ADD 710 S Whites Ave

271700183 27-07-06-304-079.000-002 $587.50 Dilley, Jerry L & Terrie A 16-08-1966 THRU 1968 LOTS 346 & 347 & 348 EX 31' W/SD WHITES 12TH ADD 702 W 8th St

271700184 27-07-06-304-083.000-002 $1,022.95 Con-ner, Ike A 16-08-1972 TO 1974 INC E 1/2 LOTS 352 & 353 & 354 WHITES 12TH ADD 722 W 8th St

271700185 27-07-06-304-088.000-002 $3,216.31 Col-lier, Brad M & Teresa L Couse Tn / Tn / Rts / Surv Not Tn / Cm 16-08-1973.01 W 1/2 LOT 353 WHITES 12TH ADD 700 BLJ S GARFIELD ST

271700186 27-07-06-304-103.000-002 $1,319.00 Dilley'S Rentals Llc 16-08-1991 LOT 368 WHITES 12TH ADD 723 W 8th St

271700187 27-07-06-304-104.000-002 $2,024.00 Dilley, Jerry L & Terrie A 16-08-1992 LOT 369 WHITES 12TH ADD 721 W 8th St

271700188 27-07-06-304-144.000-002 $5,128.10 Turner, James 16-12-2791 & 2792 PT SE SW SEC 6 .23 A & .27 A 700 BLK W 9TH ST

271700189 27-07-06-304-160.000-002 $665.04 York, Shadoe 16-12-2788 SE SW SEC 6 .35 A 746 W 10th St

271700190 27-07-06-401-109.000-002 $2,114.93 Princ-eton Commercial NE Holdings LLC 16-01-102 LOT 3 BLK 18 & 66'X 8.25 ALLEY VAC 7/14/94 O P 415 S Branson St 27-07-06-401-109.000-002 and 27-07-06-401-110.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700191 27-07-06-401-110.000-002 $565.40 Princ-eton Commercial NE Holdings LLC 16-01-106 PT E SE SEC 6 .25 A & 132 X 8.25 ALLEY VAC 415 S Branson St 27-07-06-401-109.000-002 and 27-07-06-401-110.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700192 27-07-06-401-117.000-002 $879.50 Princeton Commercial NE Holdings LLC 16-01-103 LOT 4 BLK 18 & 43.7 X 8.25 ALLEY VAC 7/14/94 OP 417 S Branson St 27-07-06-401-117.000-002 and 27-07-06-401-117.001-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700193 27-07-06-401-117.001-002 $1,570.25 Princ-eton Commercial NE Holdings LLC 16-01-103.01 NE PT LOT 4 BLK 18 & 22.8X8.25 ALLEY VAC 7/14/94 OP 417 S Branson St 27-07-06-401-117.000-002 and 27-07-06-401-117.001-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700194 27-07-06-402-006.000-002 $5,280.60 Bals-baugh, Michael & Marcia 16-02-448.01 & 449.01 & 449.02 3' W/SD LOT 9, LOT 10, PT E/SD LOT 11 & PT SE FR SEC 2 .02A JB LYTLE ADD 305 W 2nd St

271700195 27-07-06-402-015.000-002 $1,858.45 Global Investment Consulting Inc 16-02-433.01 W 1/2 N 1/2 LOT 22 & S 1/2 LOT 22 & ALL LOT 23 NELSON & GAUNTTS ADD NON-TAXABLE 1992 418 W 3rd St

271700196 27-07-06-402-020.000-002 $3,358.17 Bals-baugh, Mike 16-02-432.01 57' S/END LOT 21 NELSON &

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GAUNTT ADD 211 S Nebraska St

271700197 27-07-06-402-073.000-002 $6,431.15 Howell, Gordon S & Nancy L 16-01-78 88 X 42.4' SW LOT 3 O P BLK 14 208 W 4th St

271700198 27-07-06-402-111.000-002 $9,357.73 Sey-bold, Chad & Erin 16-01-127 LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 21 O P 428 S Washington St

271700199 27-07-06-402-115.000-002 $913.25 Owlcrest Inc 16-01-129.04 & 130.02 24 X 44' SW COR LOT 7 & 44' W/END LOT 8 BLK 21 122 W 5th St

271700200 27-07-06-402-146.000-002 $5,243.86 Mid-west Men of Integrity dba Man-4Man Ministries 16-02-258 S 1/2 S 1/2 LOT B BOOTS ADD 512 S Gallatin St

271700201 27-07-06-402-190.000-002 $8,165.82 Sey-bert, Nancy D/B/A The Ink Spot 16-01-183.01 & 183.02 64 X 64' NW COR LOT 2 BLK 30 O P 601 S Washington St

271700202 27-07-06-403-002.000-002 $1,459.30 God's House Ministries Inc 16-02-261.02 N PT S 1/2 LOT 3 BOOTS ADD 607 S Gallatin St

271700203 27-07-06-403-008.000-002 $875.00 Lines, Carolyn L & Robert A 16-02-261.03 S PT S 1/2 LOT 3 BOOTS ADD 609 S Gallatin St

271700204 27-07-06-403-014.000-002 $1,466.50 Baker, Henry K & Phyllis 16-02-264.01 39' N/SD LOT 6 BOOTS ADD 615 S Gallatin St

271700206 27-07-06-403-054.000-002 $1,257.35 God's House 16-07-1670.01 PT W SE SEC 6 .10 A 710 S Nebraska St

271700207 27-07-06-403-060.000-002 $1,366.30 Perez, Jose F Mora 16-02-384 PT SE SEC 6 .08 A 709 S Boots St

271700208 27-07-06-403-062.000-002 $1,721.09 Har-bour Portfolio VIII LP 16-02-276 PT W SE SEC 6 .10 A 712 S Nebraska St

271700209 27-07-06-403-128.000-002 $404.75 Smith, Sharon 16-02-349.01 35' N/SD LOT 2 BLK 3 CONNERS ADD 816 S Washington St

271700211 27-07-06-403-150.000-002 $399.10 Flowers, Anthony 16-01-230.01 & 231 PT LOT 4 & 11' 1" OFF S/SD LOT 1 BLK 5 R R ADD 905 S Gallatin St

271700212 27-07-06-403-158.000-002 $1,653.50 Flow-ers, Anthony 16-01-231.01 & 232 PT LOT 4 & NE COR EX 14 X 25' SE COR LOT 6 R R ADD 911 S Gallatin St

271700213 27-07-06-404-029.000-002 $269.30 Jarosz, Stanley 16-01-173.02 33 X 66' SW PT LOT 4 BLK 28 O P 623 S Branson St

271700214 27-07-06-404-066.000-002 $1,378.55 Global Investment Consulting Inc 16-02-300 90X70' E/PT LOT 5 EX 13'8" X 59'8" BRANSON ADD 802 S Adams St

271700215 27-07-06-404-072.000-002 $1,904.48 Rog-ers, Rick 16-02-312.01 47' 11" N 1/2 LOT 9 BRANSON ADD 314 E 8th St

271700216 27-07-06-404-087.000-002 $3,709.21 Huff-man, Dale A 16-02-313 87.75' X 59.125' NW COR LOT 10 BRAN-SON ADD 815 S Branson St

271700217 27-07-06-404-109.000-002 $2,012.46 Rogers, Rick 16-02-314.02 40 X 64' SE COR LOT 11 BRANSON ADD 822 S Branson St

271700218 27-07-06-404-137.000-002 $3,391.25 Shook, John A & Donna M 16-02-316 31' N/SD OF 93' S/SD LOT 21 BRANSON ADD 914 S Adams St

271700219 27-07-06-404-140.000-002 $3,499.56 Rog-ers, Rick S 1/2 LOT 19 & 22 X 79' N/SD E 1/2LOT 23 & 22 X 132' N/SD LOT 24 BRANSON ADD 920 S Branson St

271700220 27-07-06-404-163.000-002 $1,278.04 Hollo-way, Thomas Jr 16-02-329.02 33' N/SD OF S 1/2 LOT 23 BRANSON ADD 933 S Adams St

271700221 27-07-06-404-165.000-002 $849.40 Reese, Elizabeth 16-02-504.01 40' & 60' SW COR LOT 30 SAMUEL MCCLURES ADD 315 E 10th St

271700222 27-07-07-101-004.000-002 $3,260.21 Miller, Jimmie D Sr 16-17-4324A27A28A31A32A & 5088TO5091 NE SEC 7 .08A HILL & CULBERTSON ADD &EPT LT 1-2-4-8 SMALLS ADD LT 5 TO 8 501 S Lincoln Blvd

271700223 27-07-07-101-006.001-002 $484.00 Cycle Shop Llc 16-24-6163 44' W/SD LOT 1 BLK 3 WILLCUTS ADD E 10th St

271700224 27-07-07-101-009.000-002 $766.37 Rogers, Rick 16-24-6159.01 LOT 2 EX 58'6" E/END BLK 1 WILLCUTS ADD 1003 S Branson St

271700225 27-07-07-101-010.000-002 $482.80 Gonza-les, Victor C & Delfa C 16-24-6159 58' E/END LOT 2 BLK 1 WILLCUTS ADD 310 E 10th St

271700226 27-07-07-101-054.000-002 $904.10 Garg, Daman 16-24-6190.01 35'5" S/SD LOT 4 BLK 6 WILLCUTS ADD 1112 S Branson St

271700227 27-07-07-101-078.000-002 $37,544.40 Miller, Jimmie D 16-30-7857.01 PT NE NE SEC 7 1.97 A 501 S Lincoln Blvd

271700228 27-07-07-101-114.000-002 $1,271.90 Karnes, Kelly D 16-19-4995 LOT 8 PILCHERS ADD 1322 S Bran-son St

271700229 27-07-07-102-059.000-002 $822.35 Shelton, James 16-14-3428 & 3429.01 LOT 2 & 1 1/2' N/END LOT 3 MI-CHAEL & MINNICK ADD 1100 BLK S GALLATIN ST

271700230 27-07-07-102-072.000-002 $3,878.60 Gold-olm, Bill 16-14-3414 LOT 8 ADAM WOLFE HEIRS ADD 1114 S Gallatin St

271700231 27-07-07-102-080.000-002 $4,046.31 Fergu-son, Norma G 16-14-3415 LOT 9 ADAM WOLFE HEIRS ADD 1120 S Gallatin St

271700233 27-07-07-102-089.000-002 $4,755.97 T & H Investment Properties LLC 16-14-3418 84' OFF E/END LOT 12 ADAM WOLFE HEIRS ADD 1124 S Gallatin St

271700234 27-07-07-102-103.000-002 $6,236.08 Simms, Winston G 16-14-3472 33 X 88' NE COR LOT 38 TS & LS ADD 1202 S Gallatin St

271700235 27-07-07-102-123.000-002 $4,084.98 Real Estate Investment Indiana LLC 16-14-3459.01 & 3459.02 35' S 1/2 LOT 34 TS & LS ADD 1211 S Gallatin St

271700236 27-07-07-102-130.000-002 $4,061.35 Mullins, Anthony D 16-14-3458 36' N/SD LOT 27 TIBBITS & SWEETSER & LENFESTYS ADD 1213 S Gallatin St

271700238 27-07-07-102-178.000-002 $305.75 Barbour, Carla 16-14-3445 & 3446 M 1/3

LOTS 11 & 12 TS & LS ADD 300 BLK W 14TH ST

271700241 27-07-07-103-043.000-002 $23,625.83 Co-lumbia Real Investments LLC 16-16-3826 LOT 11 MARY A CAREY ADD 1418 S Boots St

271700242 27-07-07-103-068.000-002 $460.90 Page, Leon Lee 16-16-3892.01 60' W/END LOT 70 DODDS 2ND WASH ST ADD 317 W 15th St

271700243 27-07-07-103-070.000-002 $487.00 HSBC Bank USA 16-16-3919 LOT 57 EX 49' E/SD DODDS 2ND WASH ST ADD 1500 BLK S GALLATIN ST

271700244 27-07-07-103-085.000-002 $230.36 Pur-vis, Helen 16-16-3921 LOT 59 DODDS 2ND WASHINGTON ST ADD 1509 S Gallatin St

271700245 27-07-07-103-104.000-002 $1,959.38 Pio-neer Indiana Investments LLC 16-16-3928 LOT 44 DODDS 2ND WASH ST ADD 1516 S Washington St

271700246 27-07-07-103-161.000-002 $292.25 Pat-terson, Rebecca E 1/2 E 1/2 LOTS 6 & 7 DODDS WASH-INGTON ST ADD 1600 BLK S NEBRASKA REAR 27-07-07-103-161.000-002 and 27-07-07-103-161.001-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700247 27-07-07-103-161.001-002 $1,015.70 Pat-terson, Rebecca W 1/2 E 1/2 LOTS 6 & 7 DODDS WASHING-TON ST ADD 318 W 17th St 27-07-07-103-161.000-002 and 27-07-07-103-161.001-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700249 27-07-07-103-201.000-002 $2,538.18 Com-munity Rehab Project Inc 16-16-3972 PT SW NE SEC 7 .14 A 1700 BLK S WASHINGTON ST

271700250 27-07-07-103-216.000-002 $310.93 Clement, Kristina B 16-16-3960 LOT 9 DODDS BOOTS ST ADD 1724 S Boots St

271700251 27-07-07-104-018.000-002 $1,123.62 Steel Park LLC 16-24-6221 LOTS 23 & 24 WILLCUTS 2ND ADD 324 E 15th St

271700252 27-07-07-104-028.000-002 $1,069.56 Steel Park LLC 16-24-6225 LOTS 27 & 28 WILLCUTS 2ND ADD 324 E 15th St

271700253 27-07-07-104-029.000-002 $1,210.62 Smith, Harold W 16-30-8042 & 8043 PT NE/END .209A & PT NE W/END .04A & PT W/END .011A ALL SEC 7 1424 S Adams St

271700254 27-07-07-104-032.000-002 $5,751.87 Steel Park LLC 16-24-6219 LOTS 15 THRU 22 WILLCUTS 2ND ADD & VAC15TH ST & ALLEY VAC & LOT 1 BARLEY & SPENCER ADD 324 E 15th St

271700256 27-07-07-104-063.000-002 $686.20 Lucio, Noe Gallegos & Eliza Ayala Gar-za 16-15-3549 LOT 3 BARLEY & SPENCER 2ND ADD 1517 S Branson St

271700257 27-07-07-104-109.000-002 $249.41 Brown, Gloria D 16-20-5041 & 5042 LOTS 7 & 8 HEAVY SMITH ADD 1514 S Meridian St

271700258 27-07-07-104-125.000-002 $1,513.40 E & J Freedom Investments LLC 16-15-3530 LOT 14 BARLEY & SPENCER ADD 1621 S Bran-son St

271700259 27-07-07-104-142.000-002 $263.30 Hall, Charles 16-30-8014 PT E NE SEC 7 .12 A 1700 BLJ S MC-CLURE ST

271700260 27-07-07-104-162.000-002 $865.55 Rodri-

guez, Margarita 16-15-3538 LOT 22 BARLEY & SPENCER 1ST ADD 1709 S Branson St

271700261 27-07-07-104-179.000-002 $245.00 Bove, Vincent & Justino 16-20-5067 LOT 24 HEAVY SMITH ADD 1700 BLK S FLORENCE ST

271700262 27-07-07-104-181.000-002 $3,159.96 Nel-son, David W 16-21-5495.01 S 1/2 LOT 33 GEO SWEETSERS ADD 1716 S Branson St

271700263 27-07-07-104-186.000-002 $1,058.63 Fel-ton, Geraldine 16-15-3543 LOT 27 BARLEY & SPENCER ADD 1719 S Branson St

271700264 27-07-07-104-189.000-002 $734.65 Hall, Charles 16-20-5064 & 5065 & 5066.01 LOTS 21 & 22 & 16' S/SD LOT 23 HEAVY SMITH ADD 1700 BLK S FLORENCE ST

271700265 27-07-07-104-191.000-002 $444.42 Rodri-guez, Margarita 16-21-5498 N 1/2 LOT 40 GEO SWEETSERS ADD 1718 S Branson St

271700266 27-07-07-104-192.000-002 $417.10 Hall, Charles 16-20-5062 LOT 19 HEAVY SMITH ADD 1700 BLK S MERIDIAN ST

271700267 27-07-07-201-034.000-002 $1,064.30 Kinder, Stanley 16-13-3147 LOT 19 SCOTT & BOGUE ADD 813 W 11th St

271700269 27-07-07-201-089.000-002 $1,493.70 Ware, Mary E 16-13-3000.01 50' S/END LOT 125 WINCHELS W/SD ADD 1212 S Race St

271700270 27-07-07-201-092.000-002 $8,837.49 Cox, Bradley A 16-13-3038 LOT 198 WINCHELS W/SD ADD 1213 S Maple St

271700271 27-07-07-201-115.000-002 $786.25 Hill, Ellen Royston 16-13-3067 LOT 226 WINCHELS W/SD ADD 800 BLK W 13TH ST

271700272 27-07-07-202-018.000-002 $960.88 Neal, Nathan W 16-13-3159 LOT 25 SCOTT & BOGUE ADD 903 W 10th St

271700273 27-07-07-202-069.000-002 $1,203.90 Moore, Vernon E 16-13-3153 LOT 29 SCOTT & BOGUE ADD 908 W 12th St

271700275 27-07-07-202-097.000-002 $1,327.44 Jones, Marie Annette 16-13-3098, 3099 & 3100 55' N/END LOTS 229, 230 & 231 WINCHELS W/SD ADD & VAC 13TH ST 1310 S D St

271700276 27-07-07-202-098.000-002 $804.70 Hill, Ellen Royston 16-13-3069 LOT 228 & ALLEY VAC 3/1/56 WINCHELS W/SD ADD 1300 BLK W 13TH ST 27-07-07-202-098.000-002 and 27-07-07-202-099.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700277 27-07-07-202-099.000-002 $804.70 Hill, Ellen Royston 16-13-3068 LOT 227 & ALLEY VAC 3/1/56 WINCHELS W/SD ADD 1300 BLK W 13TH ST 27-07-07-202-098.000-002 and 27-07-07-202-099.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700278 27-07-07-203-033.000-002 $1,510.84 Thinnes, Gregory A 16-14-3257 & 3260 & 3261 LOTS 25 & 32 & 33 SHAWS ADD 1502 S Layton St

271700279 27-07-07-203-035.000-002 $9,940.01 Lmc Investments Llc 16-14-3272 LOT 30 SHAWS ADD 1504 S Britton St

271700280 27-07-07-203-037.000-002 $1,082.05 Hart-salla, Nicky L 16-14-3271.01 26'

OFF S/SD LOT 29 SHAWS ADD 1504 S Jackson St

271700281 27-07-07-203-039.000-002 $2,438.75 Lmc Investments Llc 16-14-3273 LOT 35 SHAWS ADD 1500 BLK S BRITTON ST

271700282 27-07-07-204-045.000-002 $1,674.80 Mil-ford, Paul C 16-14-3368 & 3369 LOTS 73 & 74 DR MCK S/DIV OF DR MCKS JR ADD 620 W 17th St

271700284 27-07-07-301-015.000-002 $1,374.60 Lloyd, Charles & Felicia 16-28-7304.01 & 7307.01 & 7308.01 44' OFF E/END LOTS 24 & 27 & 17 FORBES ADD 514 W 19th St

271700285 27-07-07-301-069.000-002 $33,699.62 Carter, James M LOTS 86, 93, 102 EX 48' W/END RR R/W FORBES ADD 415 W 20th St

271700286 27-07-07-301-072.000-002 $312.67 Dudley, Allen Dwayne 16-28-7400 & 7401 & 7404 LOTS 104 & 107 & 120 FORBES ADD 2015 S Selby St

271700287 27-07-07-301-087.000-002 $2,009.20 Shrout, Denise 16-28-7405 & 7408 LOTS 123 & 133 FORBES ADD 2101 S Selby St

271700290 27-07-07-304-019.000-002 $5,547.60 Wright, Jeff 16-28-7513 LOT 235 FORBES ADD 2302 S Race St

271700292 27-07-07-304-024.000-002 $588.50 Wright, Jeff 16-28-7514 LOT 240 FORBES ADD 2302 S Race St

271700293 27-07-07-304-087.000-002 $283.23 Riley, L D 16-29-7765 & 7766 LOTS 6 & 7 GARWOODS ADD 2508 S Nebraska St

271700294 27-07-07-304-101.000-002 $907.30 Nelson, John P 16-29-7773 & 7776 & 7779 & 7782 82' W/END LOTS 14 & 17 & 20 & 23 GARWOODS ADD 416 W 26th St

271700295 27-07-07-304-102.000-002 $661.90 Nelson, John P 16-29-7773.01 7776.01 7779.01 7782.0150' E/END LOTS 14 & 17 & 20 & 23 GAR-WOODS ADD 414 W 26th St

271700296 27-07-07-401-028.000-002 $714.35 Cruz, Gerardo & Janette E Jt/Tn/Rts/Ss 16-31-8050 PT N E S E SEC 7 .14 A, PT NE SE SEC 7 .18 A 1816 S Meridian St

271700297 27-07-07-401-086.000-002 $371.00 Hollway, Thomas E Jr 16-30-7980 LOT 15 EX 5 X 95' SW COR WEB-STERS PROSPECT HILL ADD 100 BLK E WEBSTER AVE 27-07-07-401-086.000-002 and 27-07-07-401-089.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700298 27-07-07-401-089.000-002 $379.70 Hollo-way, Thomas E Jr 16-30-7979 N/END LOT 14 WEBSTERS PROPSPECT HILL ADD 100 BLK E WEBSTER AVE 27-07-07-401-086.000-002 and 27-07-07-401-089.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700300 27-07-07-401-109.000-002 $353.00 C B Rentals LLC 16-30-7955 LOT 3 WEBSTER & IRVINS ADD BLK 4 2000 BLK S FLORENCE

271700301 27-07-07-401-113.000-002 $2,339.07 Co-lumbia Real Investments LLC 16-17-4450 34' N/SD LOT 70 IDLEWILD ADD 1862 S Bran-son St

271700302 27-07-07-401-118.000-002 $865.80 C B Rent-als LLC 16-30-7956 LOT 4 BLK 4 WEBSTER & IRVINS ADD 2018 S Florence St

271700303 27-07-07-401-123.000-002 $5,318.97 Long, David N & Norma J 16-30-7976

38 3/4' S/SD LOT 11 WEB-STERS PROSPECT HILL ADD 1905 S Adams St

271700304 27-07-07-401-124.000-002 $371.00 Hollway, Thomas E Jr 16-30-7987 LOT 17 WEBSTERS PROSPECT HILL ADD 2100 BLK S ADAMS ST

271700305 27-07-07-401-126.000-002 $2,427.11 Schwyn, Michael D 16-31-8053 PT NE SE SEC 7 .22 A 2100 BLK S FLORENCE ST

271700306 27-07-07-401-132.000-002 $639.30 Hollway, Thomas E Jr 16-30-7989 LOT 19 WEBSTERS PROSPECT HILL ADD 2108 S Adams St

271700307 27-07-07-401-135.000-002 $380.00 Phillips, Linda 16-31-8054 PT E SE SEC 7 .096 A 2108 S Florence St

271700308 27-07-07-402-003.000-002 $759.00 Karnes, Kelly 16-27-7216, 7219 & 7220 LOTS 5, 8 & N 1/2 LOT 17 CROWN POINT ADD 1802 S Gallatin St

271700309 27-07-07-402-009.000-002 $1,903.60 IBYH LLC 16-17-4404 LOT 4 IDLEWILD ADD 1801 S Wash-ington St

271700310 27-07-07-402-071.001-002 $6,867.19 Marks, Raymond C & Helen D 146' LOT 2 F S MCKINNEYS SUB/DIV OL FROM KEY #16-29-7698 1800 BLK S WASHINGTON ST

271700311 27-07-07-402-080.000-002 $2,805.48 Nich-olson, Joseph P 16-29-7702 & 7703.01 30' W/SD LOT 12 & 6' E/SD LOT 13 F S MCKINNEY SUB/DIV OL 202 W 20th St

271700312 27-07-07-402-084.000-002 $395.65 Parker, Amanda 16-28-7347.01 & 7348.01 & 7353.01 68'4" E/END EA LOTS 54 & 65 & 70 FORBES ADD 310 W 20th St

271700313 27-07-07-402-110.000-002 $258.01 Arreola, Laura E Mendez 16-28-7359 LOT 96 FORBES ADD 2008 S Gallatin St

271700314 27-07-07-402-134.000-002 $413.04 Zara-goza, Michael Louis 16-27-7051 & 16-28-7370 LOT 3 BUTLERS ADD & LOT 127 FORBES ADD 2103 S Nebraska St

271700315 27-07-07-402-142.000-002 $614.45 Zarago-za, Frances H 16-27-7052 & 16-28-7428 LOT 4 BUTLERS ADD & LOT 140 FORBES ADD 2103 S Nebraska St

271700316 27-07-07-403-030.000-002 $854.32 Berry, Margaret Ann 16-27-7017 LOT 36 WM BALDWINS ADD 2223 S Washington St

271700317 27-07-07-403-033.000-002 $531.75 Murphy, Zachary Jacob 16-19-5001.01 LOT 3 RATLIFFS SUB/DIV OF FS MCKS ADD OL 7 & 8 2300 BLK S NEBRASKA ST

271700318 27-07-07-403-054.000-002 $713.10 Murphy, Zachary Jacob 16-19-5008.01 34' S/SD LOT 10 RATLIFFS S/DIV MCKS ADD LOTS 7 & 8 2314 S Gallatin St

271700319 27-07-07-403-092.000-002 $1,427.50 Cra-vens, Merrett L 16-29-7757.02 PT S OF RR 199.25 X 43' LOT 10 F S MCKINNEY SUB/DIV OL 2417 S Nebraska St

271700320 27-07-07-403-102.000-002 $2,446.30 Sher-man, Robert E & Stacy A Bartle Jt/Tn/Rts/Surv 16-29-7757.06 PT S OF RR 50' X 132' LOT 10 F S MCKINNEY SUB/DIV OL 2420 S Boots St

271700321 27-07-07-403-

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136.000-002 $4,765.58 Home Opportunity LLC 16-27-7077 LOT 22 BUTLER ROOD & COM-STOCK ADD 2515 S Gallatin St

271700322 27-07-07-404-007.000-002 $1,212.80 Apple, Cassandra PT E SE SEC 7 .35 A_ 16-31-8060, 8060.01 & 8060.02 2220 S Meridian St

271700323 27-07-07-404-013.000-002 $1,435.90 IBYH LLC 16-31-8054.04 PT E SE SEC 7 .182 A 417 E 23rd St

271700324 27-07-07-404-018.000-002 $1,478.30 Avila, Augustine C & Jacqueline 16-27-6997 LOT 32 WM BALD-WINS ADD 2200 BLK S BRAN-SON ST

271700325 27-07-07-404-023.000-002 $4,256.40 Pio-neer Indiana Investments LLC 16-27-6998 LOT 33 WM BALD-WINS ADD 2224 S Branson St

271700326 27-07-07-404-039.000-002 $1,087.60 Jones, Callie M 16-19-4976 & 4977 LOTS 5 & 6 & AL VAC PEG-DENS ADD 2308 S Meridian St

271700328 27-07-07-404-064.000-002 $1,924.46 Gor-don, Raymond S & Esther F 16-19-4966 LOT 21 EX 31 X 35' S W COR PEGDENS ADD 2400 BLK S MERIDIAN REAR

271700329 27-07-07-404-071.000-002 $3,590.68 Gor-don, Raymond S & Esther F 16-19-4967 50' N/SD LOT 22 PEGDENS ADD Alley Off East 25th St

271700330 27-07-07-404-074.000-002 $5,527.97 Den-ham, James & Linda 16-19-4967.01 & 4968 10' S/SD LOT 22 & 23 PEGDENS ADD 2400 BLK S MERIDIAN REAR

271700331 27-07-08-203-056.000-002 $652.75 Bove, Justino 16-15-3562 LOT 13 BROWNLEES ADD 2400 BLK S MERIDIAN REAR

271700332 27-07-08-203-063.000-002 $278.75 Bove, Justino 16-15-3565 LOT 20 BROWNLEES ADD 2400 BLK S MERIDIAN REAR

271700333 27-07-08-203-069.000-002 $1,060.69 Horton, Robert L 16-15-3564 S 1/2 LOT 19 BROWNLEES ADD 1802 S Brownlee St

271700334 27-07-08-301-019.000-002 $969.80 Reed, Lula M 16-31-8076 PT S W SEC 8 .17 A 914 S Lincoln Blvd

271700335 27-07-08-301-023.000-002 $3,351.47 Eh-rhart, Timothy R & Paula J 16-19-4821 LOT 5 & AL VAC C D OVERMANS ADD 2000 BLK S CLARK

271700336 27-07-08-301-024.000-002 $3,167.23 Eh-rhart, Timothy R & Paula J 16-19-4822 LOT 6 C D OVERMANS ADD 2000 BLK S CLARK

271700337 27-07-08-301-025.000-002 $3,401.42 Ehrhart, Timothy R & Paula J 16-19-4827 LOT 11 C D OVERMANS ADD 2000 BLK S CLARK

271700338 27-07-08-301-032.000-002 $2,607.53 Miller, Michele Marie 16-31-8091 PT SW SEC 8 .60 A 1139 Lincoln Blvd

271700339 27-07-08-302-002.000-002 $3,421.30 Horton, Robert L LOTS 6, 9, 10 & 13 J A GAUNTTS ADD 16-29-7578, 7581, 7582 & 7585 1802 S Brownlee St

271700340 27-07-08-302-010.000-002 $2,405.84 Merrill, James A & Mary Anne 16-16-3980.01 & 3981 LOT 2 & 71' E/END LOT 1 HARVEY & FRYS ADD 1810 S George St

271700341 27-07-08-302-021.000-002 $1,570.00 Mc Coy, Joseph L & Tamara S 16-29-7565 LOT 1 J A GAUNTTS ADD 608 E 18th St

271700342 27-07-08-302-036.000-002 $1,036.75 Walker, Lenisha K 16-29-7589 LOT 17 J A GAUNTTS ADD 1824 S Brownlee St

271700343 27-07-08-302-041.000-002 $719.80 Walker, Lenisha K 16-29-7590 N 1/2 LOT 18 J A GAUNTTS ADD 1824 S Brownlee St

271700344 27-07-08-302-047.000-002 $4,081.85 Walker, Lenisha K 16-29-7593 LOT 21 J A GAUNTTS ADD 1824 S Brownlee St

271700345 27-07-08-302-065.000-002 $548.50 New Jerusalem Ministries Inc 16-16-3991 LOT 11 HARVEY & FRYS ADD 1900 BLK S GEORGE ST

271700346 27-07-08-302-109.000-002 $2,380.91 Coo-per, Carl A 16-19-4818, 4819, 4824 & 4825, 4830 LOTS 2, 3, 8 & 9 C D OVERMANS ADD 2002 S Clark St

271700347 27-07-08-302-109.002-002 $2,238.00 Smith, Philip & Sarah Phillips LOT 14 C D OVERMANS ADDITION 2010 S Clark St

271700348 27-07-08-302-110.000-002 $285.50 Jackson, John A 16-19-4817 LOT 1 & AL VAC C D OVERMANS ADD 2000 BLK S CLARK

271700349 27-07-08-302-117.000-002 $285.50 Jackson, John A 16-19-4820 LOT 4 C D OVERMANS ADD 2000 BLK S CLARK

271700350 27-07-08-302-119.000-002 $1,098.70 Jones, Maurice & Dominque 16-29-7648 LOT 75 J A GAUNTTS ADD 2006 S Brownlee St 27-07-08-302-119.000-002 and 27-07-08-302-122.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700351 27-07-08-302-122.000-002 $258.50 Jones, Maurice & Dominque 16-29-7651 LOT 78 J A GAUNTTS ADD 2006 S BROWNLEE ST 27-07-08-302-119.000-002 and 27-07-08-302-122.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed to-gether.

271700352 27-07-08-302-126.000-002 $285.50 Jackson, John A 16-19-4823 LOT 7 C D OVERMANS ADD 2000 BLK S CLARK

271700353 27-07-08-302-143.000-002 $1,159.65 Wine, Chris 16-29-7655 12' N/SD LOT 82 J A GAUNTTS ADD 2008 S Brownlee St

271700354 27-07-08-302-145.000-002 $1,219.30 Isen-hour, Ralph 16-29-7655.01 LOT 82 EX 12' N/SD J A GAUNTTS ADD 2010 S Brownlee St

271700356 27-07-08-302-154.000-002 $2,593.38 Isen-hour, Ralph 16-29-7658 LOT 85 J A GAUNTTS ADD 2010 S Brownlee St

271700359 27-07-08-302-201.000-002 $1,391.80 Cooper, Autumn R 16-19-4848 LOT 32 C D OVERMANS ADD 823 E 22nd St

271700360 27-07-08-303-001.000-002 $1,167.85 Wilhoit, Donna J & Darlene E Undiv 1 / 2 Int Ea 16-21-5328 LOT 4 RE-

PLAT OF JJ STEWARTS ADD 2209 S Meridian St 27-07-08-303-001.000-002 and 27-07-08-303-021.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700361 27-07-08-303-021.000-002 $1,296.50 Wilhoit, Donna J & Darlene E Undiv 1 / 2 Int Ea 16-21-5329 LOT 5 RE-PLAT OF JJ STEWARTS ADD 2209 S Meridian St 27-07-08-303-001.000-002 and 27-07-08-303-021.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700362 27-07-08-303-032.000-002 $580.29 Wash-ington, Yvonne LOTS 8, 13, 14, 19 & 32 REPLAT OF J J STEW-ARTS ADD & PT SW SW SEC 8 .15 A 2213 S Brownlee St

271700363 27-07-08-303-048.000-002 $1,395.10 Hol-loway, Thomas Jr 16-17-4180 & 4181 & 4182 LOTS 78 & 79 & 80 HILLSIDE ADD 2216 S Waite St

271700364 27-07-08-303-057.000-002 $769.01 Swaf-ford, James & April 16-31-8105 THRU 8107 PT SW SW SEC 8 .45 A 2224 S Home Ave

271700366 27-07-08-303-146.000-002 $1,554.32 Drake, James A 16-17-4236 & 4259 LOT 101 & LOT 102 EX 1 S/SD HILLSIDE ADD 2424 S Waite St

271700367 27-07-08-303-160.000-002 $515.60 Long, Richard D 16-17-4238 LOT 104 HILLSIDE ADD 2428 S Waite St

271700368 27-07-08-304-037.000-002 $812.00 Bridges, Adam 16-19-4936 THRU 4941 LOTS 74 THRU 79 PARMELIA ADD & VAC ALLEY 1000 Blk E 26th St

271700370 27-07-17-102-002.000-002 $1,555.55 Behr, Rick A 16-20-5218 LOT 54 SOUTH PARK ADD 1034 E 26th St

271700371 27-07-17-103-090.000-002 $827.03 Shaffer, Robyn M 16-32-8565 LOT 33 LINCOLN HILLS ADD SEC 1 3227 S Koldyke Dr

271700372 27-07-17-201-019.000-002 $649.85 Behr, Rick A 16-20-5212 & 5213 LOTS 48 & 49 ST VAC 6' S/SD 26TH ST SOUTH PARK ADD 1022 E 26th St 27-07-17-201-019.000-002 and 27-07-17-201-020.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700373 27-07-17-201-020.000-002 $357.80 Behr, Rick A 16-20-5214 LOT 50 SOUTH PARK ADD 1024 E 26th St 27-07-17-201-019.000-002 and 27-07-17-201-020.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.



271700376 27-07-17-201-034.000-002 $619.89 Cox, Roger & Beverly K 16-20-5207.01 & 5208 15' W/SD LOT 70 & LOT 71 SOUTH PARK ADD 1007 E 27th St

271700377 27-07-17-201-129.000-002 $44,537.05 Youth-ful Opportunities, Inc 16-20-5277 & 5278 LOTS 174 & 175 SOUTH PARK ADD_ NON-TAXABLE 1992 1005 E 29th St 27-07-17-201-129.000-002 and 27-07-17-201-130.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700378 27-07-17-201-130.000-002 $701.80 Youthful Opportunities, Inc 16-20-5276 NON-TAXABLE 1992 SOUTH PARK ADD LOT 173 1005 E 29th St 27-07-17-201-129.000-002 and 27-07-17-201-130.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700379 27-07-17-201-148.000-002 $280.46 Williams, Johnetta 16-20-5105 LOT 191 & W 1/2 LOT 192 SOUTH PARK ADD 922 E 29th St

271700380 27-07-17-201-157.000-002 $619.50 Harphew, Phyllis & Matthew W Harphew Jt/Tn/Full/Rts/Ss 16-20-5287 NON-TAXABLE SOUTH PARK ADD LOT 202 1000 BLK E 29TH ST

271700381 27-07-17-201-163.001-002 $738.75 Copp, Charles E & Robyn E PT NW NE SEC 17 .04A 1030 E 29th St

271700382 27-07-17-201-184.000-002 $1,787.16 Free-man, Henry & Ruth 16-31-8123 & 8124 PT N NW SEC 17 .157 A & PT SE N NW SEC 17 .083 A 1135 E 30th St

271700383 27-07-17-201-188.000-002 $2,377.56 White North Investors LP 16-20-5092 LOT 1 SOUTH PARK ADD 2923 S Home Ave

271700384 27-07-17-202-013.000-002 $359.75 Nac Properties 16-18-4736 LOT 139 MENDENHALL ADD 2605 S Waite St

271700385 27-07-17-202-063.000-002 $15,670.66 Bur-nette, Judi D 16-18-4715 & 4716 & 4717 LOTS 118 THRU 120 MENDENHALL ADD 800 BLK E 27TH ST

271700386 27-07-17-202-101.000-002 $1,063.00 Gump, Michael 16-18-4651 & 4652 LOTS 54 & 55 MENDENHALL ADD 700 BLK E 28TH ST

271700387 27-07-17-202-103.000-002 $1,703.10 Pul-ley, Melissa 16-18-4654 LOT 57 MENDENHALL ADD 714 E 28th St

271700388 27-07-17-202-117.000-002 $708.20 Castro, Francisco Javier Trejo- 16-18-4693 LOT 96 EX 4' W/SD MEN-DENHALL ADD 834 E 28th St

271700389 27-07-17-202-119.000-002 $2,849.43 Noffs-inger, Tony Ray & Sherry Lee LOT 3 HIGHLAND ADD & LOT 15 MENDENHALL ADD_ 16-17-4292 & 16-18-4629 2803 S Meridian St

271700390 27-07-17-202-120.000-002 $2,009.60 Arlt, Henry 16-18-4630.01 & 4631.01 & 4632.01 25' S/END LOTS 16 & 17 & 18 MENDENHALL ADD 2804 S Brownlee St 27-07-17-202-120.000-002 and 27-07-17-202-122.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700391 27-07-17-202-122.000-002 $233.90 Arlt, Henry 16-17-4291 15' N/SD LOT 2 HIGHLAND ADD 2804 S BROWNLEE ST 27-07-17-202-120.000-002 and 27-07-17-202-122.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700392 27-07-17-202-124.000-002 $2,284.90 Real Estate Investment Indiana LLC 16-17-4291.01 & 4294 & 4297 LOTS 5 & 8 & LOT 2 EX 15' N/SD HIGHLAND ADD 2816 S Brownlee St

271700393 27-07-17-202-125.000-002 $1,242.50 Al-thouse, K Nathan & Adam L 16-18-4745 LOT 155 MENDEN-HALL ADD 2816 S Home Ave

271700394 27-07-17-202-126.000-002 $1,056.50 Keys, Roger Sfc Et Ux 16-17-4293 LOT 4 HIGHLAND ADD 2903 S Meridian St 27-07-17-202-126.000-002, 27-07-17-202-127.000-002, and 27-07-17-202-141.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700395 27-07-17-202-127.000-002 $292.25 Keys, Roger Sfc Et Ux 16-17-4298 LOT 9 HIGHLAND ADD 2900 BLK S MERIDIAN ST 27-07-17-202-126.000-002, 27-07-17-202-127.000-002, and 27-07-17-202-141.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700396 27-07-17-202-135.000-002 $1,489.60 Pet-tiford, Ronnie 16-18-4688 LOT 91 MENDENHALL ADD 819 E 29th St

271700397 27-07-17-202-141.000-002 $292.25 Keys, Roger Sfc Et Ux 16-17-4299 LOT 10 HIGHLAND ADD 2900 BLK S MERIDIAN ST 27-07-17-202-126.000-002, 27-07-17-202-127.000-002, and 27-07-17-202-141.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700398 27-07-17-202-167.000-002 $1,408.00 Odom, Beverly R 16-18-4675 LOT 78 MENDENHALL ADD 834 E 29th St

271700399 27-07-17-202-175.000-002 $988.25 Morrell, Delores A 16-17-4322.01 22' S/SD LOT 33 HIGHLAND ADD 2900 BLK S BROWNLEE ST

271700400 27-07-17-202-187.000-002 $1,958.90 Lytle, Virgil M 16-18-4671 LOT 74 MENDENHALL ADD 817 E 30th St

271700401 27-07-17-203-011.000-002 $2,009.60 Sheren, Michelle Renee 16-27-7110 LOT 6 CHRISTYS 2ND ADD 812 E 30th St

271700402 27-07-17-203-050.000-002 $274.25 Carreon, Antonio O 16-27-7124.01 W 1/2 LOT 20 CHRISTYS 2ND ADD 800 BLK E 31ST

271700403 27-07-17-203-060.000-002 $455.15 Nac Properties Llc 16-27-7183 LOT 43 CHRISTYS 30TH ST ADD 700 BLK E 32ND ST

271700404 27-07-17-203-065.000-002 $482.80 Walden, Edward & Beverly R Yonts 16-27-7132 LOT 28 CHRISTYS 2ND ADD 3115 S Waite St

271700405 27-07-17-203-086.000-002 $6,285.07 Small, Katherine L 16-16-4055.01 & 4058.01 E 1/2 LOTS 17 & 24 HAYS ADD 818 E 32nd St

271700406 27-07-17-204-054.000-002 $417.10 J Pacific Ventures LLC 16-31-8128.04 PT SE NW SEC 17 .34 A 901 E 32nd St

271700407 27-07-17-204-094.000-002 $2,392.40 Ancil, Harry L & Joan R 16-31-8131 PT NW SEC 17 1.02 A 3208 S Home Ave

271700408 27-07-17-302-056.000-002 $259.07 Hensley, Jack L & Phyllis J 05-02-294 PT SW SEC 17 2 A 3419 S Merid-ian St

271700409 27-07-17-402-018.000-002 $542.46 Foudray, Patricia D 05-02-352.07 PT W SE SEC 17 .32 A 3306 S Lin-coln Blvd

271700410 27-07-18-101-072.000-002 $1,103.85 Cotton, Simmie 16-26-6802 LOT 124 LEE HALLS ADD 2900 BLK S FLORENCE ST

271700411 27-07-18-101-

080.000-002 $1,701.45 Cotton, Simmie 16-26-6803 LOT 133 LEE HALLS ADD 2900 BLK S FLORENCE ST

271700412 27-07-18-101-091.000-002 $2,281.80 Cotton, Simmie 16-26-6808 LOT 146 LEE HALLS ADD 2906 S Flor-ence St

271700413 27-07-18-101-105.000-002 $837.19 Cobb, Angel 16-26-6813 LOT 162 LEE HALLS ADD 2912 S Florence St

271700415 27-07-18-102-013.000-002 $1,603.10 Mil-ford, Paul C 16-21-5539 LOT 9 WADES ADD 2607 S Gallatin St

271700416 27-07-18-102-021.000-002 $2,401.41 Konoy-ima, Sahr Eric 16-21-5542 LOT 12 WADES ADD 2600 BLK S GALLATIN ST

271700418 27-07-18-102-048.000-002 $2,703.89 Alcor-ta, Henry Jr 16-21-5577 LOT 28 WADES ADD 2702 S Boots St

271700419 27-07-18-102-069.000-002 $1,451.51 Mul-lenix, Randall I & Megan S 16-19-4954 LOT 13 PT W N E SEC 18 .04 A PASCO PEELES ADD 2713 S Washington St

271700421 27-07-18-102-078.000-002 $446.95 U S Bank National Association 16-31-8134 PT W NE SEC 18 .054 A 2700 BLK S WASHINGTON ST

271700422 27-07-18-102-092.000-002 $658.91 Jones, Walter R III & Necole A Pfeiffer Jt/Tn 16-31-8136 PT W NE SEC 18 .20 A 2721 S Washington St

271700423 27-07-18-102-124.003-002 $537.60 Emmons, Larry & Karol 4630.24 SQ FT OF LOT 1 JAS ESTEPS 1ST ADD .11A PER SURVEY 2805 S Boots St

271700424 27-07-18-102-130.000-002 $317.10 Emmons, Larry 16-27-7239 LOT 9 JAS ESTEPS ADD 2800 BLK S BOOTS ST

271700425 27-07-18-102-140.000-002 $493.76 Good-win, Leann M 16-27-7263 LOT 15 JAS ESTEPS ADD 2800 BLK S GALLATIN ST

271700426 27-07-18-102-163.000-002 $1,989.60 Meade, Justin 16-27-7251 LOT 33 JAS ESTEPS ADD 2821 S Boots St

271700427 27-07-18-102-169.000-002 $1,211.90 Bar-ber, Patricia 16-22-5827 LOT 4 WHARTON ADD 2905 S Galla-tin St

271700428 27-07-18-102-197.000-002 $4,642.50 Bry-ant, Joe & Emma A/K/A Emma Thompson Bryant 16-22-5818.03 & 5818.04 & 5822 LOT 27 EX 3' W/SD 36.5' E/SD LOT 23 &AL VAC WHARTON ADD 114 W 30th St

271700429 27-07-18-102-204.000-002 $651.83 Lines, Robert Allen & Carolyn Louise 16-22-5839 LOT 35 WHARTON ADD 220 W 30th St

271700430 27-07-18-102-210.000-002 $1,112.97 Gless-ner, Jon L 16-22-5824 LOT 29 WHARTON ADD 124 W 30th St

271700431 27-07-18-103-023.000-002 $2,025.55 How-ard, Barbara C 16-24-6278 LOT 46 WINCHELS ADD 3009 S Nebraska St

271700432 27-07-18-103-024.000-002 $1,976.30 Marble, Antone M 16-24-6271 LOT 33 WINCHELS ADD 3010 S Galla-tin St

271700433 27-07-18-103-047.000-002 $889.76 Home

legal/Public NoTices America Fund I LP 16-24-6275 LOT 43 WINCHELS ADD 3023 S Nebraska St

271700434 27-07-18-103-132.000-002 $5,162.11 Mace Food Stores Inc 16-27-7236 LOT 6 JOHN M DICKEYS ADD 3224 S Adams St

271700435 27-07-18-103-146.000-002 $728.50 BKH Homes LLC 16-31-8151.01 PT W N E SEC 18 .17 A 3200 BLK S FELTON ST

271700436 27-07-18-104-002.000-002 $3,536.90 Siens, Jennifer & Heather Stinson 16-21-5365 LOT 4 GEO W STEELES ADD 3002 S Bran-son St

271700437 27-07-18-104-014.000-002 $605.60 Pena, Deonicio & Antonia 16-21-5350 LOT 8 GEO W STEELES ADD 3007 S Branson St

271700438 27-07-18-104-019.000-002 $776.52 Drake, Arthur Robinson Jr 16-21-5370 LOT 15 GEO W STEELES ADD 3009 S Adams St

271700439 27-07-18-104-021.000-002 $794.25 Pena, Deonicio 16-21-5355 LOT 13 GEO W STEELES ADD 3011 S Branson St

271700440 27-07-18-104-022.000-002 $3,468.13 Spratt, J Tyler 16-21-5354 & 5357 LOTS 12 & 19 GEO W STEELES ADD 3014 S Mcclure St

271700441 27-07-18-104-023.000-002 $399.48 Moore, Les Jr 16-21-5353 LOT 11 GEO W STEELES ADD 3007 S Mc Clure St

271700442 27-07-18-104-027.000-002 $1,326.50 Guiller-mo, Pasqual E & Bertha 16-21-5356 LOT 18 GEO W STEELES ADD 3015 S Branson St

271700443 27-07-18-104-028.000-002 $804.50 La Fol-lette, Jenelle 16-21-5358 LOT 20 GEO W STEELES ADD 3013 S Mcclure St

271700444 27-07-18-104-044.000-002 $958.60 Swan-son, Lisa G 16-21-5362 LOT 28 GEO W STEELES ADD 311 E 31st St

271700445 27-07-18-104-048.000-002 $2,097.50 Kistler, Lisa G 16-21-5398 N 1/2 LOT 34 GEO W STEELES ADD 3102 S Branson St

271700446 27-07-18-104-059.000-002 $2,517.80 Kistler, Lisa G 16-21-5398.01 S 1/2 LOT 34 GEO W STEELES ADD 3104 S Branson St

271700447 27-07-18-104-061.000-002 $1,372.70 Kistler, Lisa 16-21-5401 LOT 37 GEO W STEELES ADD 3106 S Branson St

271700448 27-07-18-104-069.000-002 $1,506.00 Swan-son, Lisa G 16-21-5402 LOT 44 GEO W STEELES ADD 3110 S Branson St

271700449 27-07-18-104-075.000-002 $2,103.40 Rein-vesting Team LLC 16-21-5405 LOT 47 GEO W STEELES ADD 3120 S Branson St

271700450 27-07-18-104-078.000-002 $1,492.80 Harpham, Brenda & Matt Harpham Jt/Tn/Full/Rts/Surv 16-21-5388 LOT 50 GEO W STEELES ADD 3111 S Mcclure St

271700451 27-07-18-104-085.000-002 $1,042.30 Swan-son, Lisa G 16-21-5407 N 1/2 LOT 55 GEO W STEELES ADD 3119 S Adams St

271700452 27-07-18-104-086.000-002 $5,406.90 Rein-vesting Team LLC 16-21-5406 LOT 54 GEO W STEELES ADD 3120 S Branson St

271700453 27-07-18-104-094.000-002 $1,914.65 Isaacs, Amanda 16-21-5409 LOT 57 GEO W STEELES ADD 3128 S Branson St

271700454 27-07-18-104-100.000-002 $3,014.20 PTR Holdings LLC 16-21-5410 LOT 64 GEO W STEELES ADD 3128 S Branson St

271700455 27-07-18-104-138.000-002 $4,228.10 Jas As-sociates Inc 16-21-5420 LOT 86 GEO W STEELES ADD 3221 S Adams St

271700457 27-07-18-104-187.000-002 $1,279.60 Hill, Martha A 16-26-6975 & 6976 & 6977 LOTS 298 & 299 & 300 LEE HALLS ADD 3228 S Merid-ian St

271700458 27-07-18-201-012.000-002 $2,623.47 C B Rentals LLC 16-19-4877 PT NE NW SEC 18 .27 A 503 W 26th St

271700459 27-07-18-201-095.000-002 $763.45 Cobb, Treva N L/Estate & Le'Tesa Ba-ity 16-34-9259 LOT 10 MOONS ADD 420 W 29th St

271700460 27-07-18-201-096.000-002 $8,289.23 Ci-tibank N.A. 16-19-4860 LOT 9 ROBERT OVERMANS ADD 2800 BLK S NEBRASKA ST

271700461 27-07-18-201-106.000-002 $1,364.90 C B Rentals LLC 16-19-4858 44' S/SD LOT 7 ROBERT OVER-MANS ADD 2822 S Nebraska St

271700462 27-07-18-201-151.000-002 $3,101.41 Ramsey, Bill W & Norine 16-19-4853 LOT 2 ROBERT OVERMANS ADD 2900 BLK S NEBRASKA ST

271700463 27-07-18-201-156.000-002 $10,440.14 Ramsey, Bill 16-19-4852 LOT 1 ROBERT OVERMANS 1ST ADD 2922 S Nebraska St

271700464 27-07-18-202-027.000-002 $5,774.79 White North Investors LP 16-34-9354 & 9355 LOTS 18 & 19 WIGGER & LENFESTYS ADD 2612 S Landess St

271700465 27-07-18-202-070.000-002 $1,231.90 Hueston, Eugene 16-34-9391 LOT 55 WIGGER & LENFESTY ADD 2800 BLK S LANDESS ST 27-07-18-202-070.000-002 and 27-07-18-202-075.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700466 27-07-18-202-075.000-002 $1,231.90 Hueston, Eugene 16-34-9396 LOT 60 WIGGER & LENFESTY ADD 2800 BLK S LANDESS ST 27-07-18-202-070.000-002 and 27-07-18-202-075.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700467 27-07-18-202-079.000-002 $1,866.02 Hueston, Goldie & Garland 16-34-9397 LOT 61 WIGGER & LENFESTY ADD 2806 S Lan-dess St

271700468 27-07-18-202-082.000-002 $1,572.10 Miller, Goldie L 16-34-9402 LOT 66 WIGGER & LENFESTY ADD 2800 BLK S LANDESS ST

271700469 27-07-18-202-098.000-002 $643.25 Bove, Juistino 16-34-9324.08 PT M PT NW NW SEC 18 .348 A 2903 S Landess St

271700470 27-07-18-202-113.000-002 $788.05 Gavin, James Robert 16-32-8653 LOT 90 WIGGER & LENFESTYS ADD 2908 S Landess St

271700471 27-07-18-202-116.000-002 $629.75 Ford, James Grdn Jr Anderson Ear-neal Lanell 16-32-8655 LOT 91 WIGGER & LENFESTYS ADD, _ LOT 240 WINCHELS 3RD ADD 2910 S Landess St

271700473 27-07-18-203-093.000-002 $1,887.50 Webb, Kleatis 16-34-9276-78-79-82-83 & 86 LTS 107-116-125-132-141-148 KNIGHT & WILLCUTT ADD 1012 W 32nd St

271700474 27-07-18-203-134.000-002 $1,564.86 Dyson, Charlene E 16-25-6529 LOT 299 & 304 & 307 WINCHELS 3RD ADD 3202 S Landess St

271700475 27-07-18-203-179.000-002 $499.40 Richard-son, Norfleet 16-34-9515 LOT 101 KNIGHT & WILLCUTT ADD 915 W Ontario St

271700476 27-07-18-203-215.000-002 $454.25 Johnson, Robin 16-25-6569 LOT 335 WINCHELS 3RD ADD 3227 S LANDESS ST 27-07-18-203-215.000-002 and 27-07-18-203-218.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700477 27-07-18-203-218.000-002 $1,728.25 John-son, Robin 16-25-6570 LOT 340 WINCHELS 3RD ADD 3227 S Landess St 27-07-18-203-215.000-002 and 27-07-18-203-218.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700478 27-07-18-204-002.000-002 $1,579.26 Webb, Clora & Roy 16-25-6468 LOT 216 WINCHELS 2ND ADD 3000 BLK S HAMAKER ST

271700479 27-07-18-204-003.000-002 $1,265.95 Hill, Ellen Royston 16-25-6467 LOT 215 WINCHELS 2ND ADD 3000 BLK S TORRENCE ST

271700481 27-07-18-204-013.000-002 $994.20 Webb, Clora & Roy 16-25-6469 N 1/2 LOT 217 WINCHELS 2ND ADD 3000 BLK S HAMAKER ST

271700482 27-07-18-204-014.000-002 $2,347.95 Hill, Ellen Royston 16-25-6466 LOT 214 WINCHELS 2ND ADD 3000 BLK S TORRENCE ST

271700483 27-07-18-204-018.000-002 $1,746.25 Boyd, Donald D & Patricia A 16-25-6420 LOT 133 WINCHELS 2ND ADD 3006 S Race St

271700484 27-07-18-204-049.000-002 $857.34 Karnes, Kelly 16-24-6292 45' N/SD LOT 53 WINCHELS ADD 3022 S Ne-braska St

271700485 27-07-18-204-059.000-002 $1,382.10 Karnes, Kelly 16-24-6293 LOT 54 WINCHELS ADD 3024 S Ne-braska St

271700486 27-07-18-204-077.000-002 $6,450.90 Stone-crest Income & Opportunity Fund I Llc 16-25-6396.01 & 6397 LOT 143 & 12' S SD LOT 142 WINCHELS 2ND ADD 3111 S Selby St

271700487 27-07-18-204-139.000-002 $7,733.34 Roach, Thomas H 16-25-6552.01 & 6555 S 1/2 LOT 302 & LOT 309 WINCHELS 3RD ADD 3212 S Hamaker St

271700488 27-07-18-301-008.000-002 $6,995.90 C J J J Construction Inc LOTS 9, 20, 36, 47 & 62 & ST VAC WEB-STER & WINCHELS ADD 300 W 34th St

271700489 27-07-18-301-029.000-002 $8,867.00 The C'S Iii Inc LOTS 7, 8, 21, 22, 35, 48, 49, 60, 61, 74 & 75 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD & VAC ST 34th & Nebraska St

271700490 27-07-18-301-056.000-002 $575.75 Smith, Sharon 16-22-5659 LOT 73 & ST VAC WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 300 W 34th St

271700491 27-07-18-301-063.000-002 $1,339.75 Esther, George 16-22-5773 LOT 91 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3400 BLK S SELBY ST

271700492 27-07-18-301-074.000-002 $1,192.30 Evans, Jeanne L 16-22-5759 & 5762 LOTS 99 & 120 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3407 S Selby St

271700493 27-07-18-301-102.000-002 $2,144.60 Weav-er, Elizabeth 16-22-5749 33 1/3' N SD LOT 149 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3400 BLK S NEBRASKA ST

271700494 27-07-18-301-109.000-002 $417.50 C B Rent-als LLC 16-22-5767 LOT 161 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3435 S Selby St

271700495 27-07-18-301-124.000-002 $793.70 Howard, Lora S/L/E Gaybern Bell 16-22-5803 LOT 187 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3425 S Ha-maker St

271700496 27-07-18-301-128.000-002 $1,309.41 Can-non, Milton E, Dino V Cannon, Marceia A Cannon, Herrion Douglas Dixon S/L/E Linda M Dixon F/K/A Linda M Cannon 16-22-5770 & 5771 LOT 191 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3437 S Selby St

271700498 27-07-18-302-068.000-002 $1,431.23 Can-non, Raymond & Mary 16-39-11001, 11002 & 11003 LOTS 10, 11 & 12 WB DODDS 34TH ST ADD 801 W 34th St

271700500 27-07-18-302-139.000-002 $1,736.10 Evans, Darryl W 16-36-9929 & 9930 LOTS 17 & 18 LEVERTONS ADD 821 W 35th St

271700501 27-07-18-303-045.000-002 $1,241.30 Lee Eis Properties 16-18-4537 N 1/2 LOT 7 KNIGHT & OVERMAN 1ST ADD 3638 S Harmon St

271700503 27-07-18-303-094.000-002 $1,180.40 Bran-non, Howard R 16-18-4517 44' OFF S/SD OF N/SD LOT 23 KNIGHT & OVERMAN 1ST ADD 3731 S Landess St

271700504 27-07-18-303-103.000-002 $1,169.44 Volz, John M & Maria C 16-18-4517.02 & 4520 12' S/SD E 1/2 LOT 23 & E 1/2 LOT 26 KNIGHT & OVERMAN ADD 314 W 38th St

271700505 27-07-18-304-001.000-002 $1,814.30 Fergu-son, Norma G 16-23-5866 E 1/2 N 1/2 LOT 5 WIGGER & PENCE 1ST ADD 3602 S Wigger St

271700506 27-07-18-304-002.000-002 $5,933.90 Terry, Ronnie D & Tamara J 16-23-5872 LOT 4 WIGGER & PENCE 1ST ADD 3601 S Wigger St

271700507 27-07-18-304-005.000-002 $801.51 Carson, Sheron D 16-23-5881.01 100' W/END LOT 1 WIGGER & PENC-ES 1ST ADD 109 W 36th St

271700508 27-07-18-304-007.000-002 $2,447.45 Roller, Michael D & Connie S 16-23-5881 N 1/2 LOT 1 EX 165' W/END WIGGER & PENCE 1ST ADD 3602 S Washington St

271700509 27-07-18-304-016.000-002 $990.90 Hensley, Kyle M 16-23-5867.01 PT LOT 6 WIGGER & PENCE 1ST ADD 3606 S Wigger St

271700510 27-07-18-304-023.000-002 $1,877.60 Bru-baker, Brian Matthew 16-23-5890.01 S 1/2 LOT 3 WIGGER & PENCE 2ND ADD 3600 BLK S NEBRASKA ST

271700511 27-07-18-304-035.000-002 $1,816.70 Wood-all, Clifford N II 16-23-5868.04 NE PT LOT 14 WIGGER & PENCE 1ST ADD 3616 S Wig-ger St

271700512 27-07-18-304-062.000-002 $1,416.50 Smith, Joseph P & Sharon 16-23-5886.01 44' M PT LOT 18 WIG-GER & PENCE 1ST ADD 3644

S Washington St

271700513 27-07-18-304-092.000-002 $2,457.70 Bru-baker, Matt 16-23-5854 N 1/2 LOT 24 WIGGER & PENCES 1ST ADD 3701 S Wigger St

271700514 27-07-18-304-097.000-002 $906.50 C B Rent-als LLC 16-23-5906 40' E/END LOT 21 WIGGER & PENCE 2ND ADD 110 E 37th St

271700515 27-07-18-304-163.000-002 $1,167.03 Goche-nour, Richard M 16-23-5917.01 & 5920.01 S 1/2 LOT 44 & 6 1/2' N/SD LOT 51 WIGGER & PENCE 2ND ADD 3741 S Selby St

271700516 27-07-18-401-012.000-002 $519.14 Hale, Mi-chael S & Amy 05-02-400.08 & 400.09 PT E SE SEC 18 .61 A 3416 S Meridian St

271700517 27-07-18-402-019.000-002 $5,496.80 Mills, Wallace E & Carolyn A 16-22-5627 LOT 32 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3300 BLK S GALLATIN ST

271700518 27-07-18-402-023.000-002 $3,642.66 Mills, Wallace E & Carolyn A 16-22-5630 LOT 51 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3300 BLK S GALLATIN ST

271700521 27-07-18-402-046.000-002 $6,128.37 Smith, William 16-22-5702 LOT 107 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3409 S Boots St

271700522 27-07-18-402-060.000-002 $3,091.05 Milford, Paul 16-22-5690 LOT 139 WEB-STER & WINCHELS ADD 3413 S Felton St

271700523 27-07-18-402-069.000-002 $460.56 Jackson, Sarah F 16-22-5708 LOT 143 WEBSTER & WINCHELS ADD 3420 S Felton St

271700524 27-07-18-402-104.000-002 $1,088.30 Rowe, Maurice J & Eunella 16-25-6679 LOT 466 EX 42' E/END WINCHELS 3RD ADD 3501 S Boots St

271700525 27-07-18-402-105.000-002 $721.70 Rowe, Maurice J & Eunella 16-25-6679.01 42' E/END LOT 466 WINCHELS 3RD ADD 312 E 35th St

271700527 27-07-18-402-168.000-002 $3,161.89 Con-naughton, Meghan 16-25-6706.01 S 1/2 LOT 493 & 5' S/SD N 1/2 LOT 493WINCHELS 3RD ADD 3536 S Adams St

271700528 27-07-18-403-019.000-002 $1,166.15 Spauld-ing, Therese A 16-23-5955 LOT 12 WIGGER & PENCE 3RD ADD 3611 S Nebraska St

271700529 27-07-18-403-031.000-002 $390.60 Gregory, Lamar E 16-23-5959 LOT 16 WIGGER & PENCE 3RD ADD 3616 S Boots St

271700530 27-07-18-403-033.000-002 $825.25 Drake, Desirea 16-23-6060 LOT 14 WIGGER & PENCES 4TH ADD 2600 BLK S FELTON ST 27-07-18-403-033.000-002 and 27-07-18-403-040.000-002 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700531 27-07-18-403-035.000-002 $1,805.70 Daven-port, Neal 16-23-6062 LOT 16 WIGGER & PENCES 4TH ADD 3608 S Adams St

271700532 27-07-18-403-039.000-002 $1,043.60 C B Rentals LLC 16-23-6066 LOT 20 WIGGER & PENCES 4TH ADD 3615 S Boots St

271700533 27-07-18-403-040.000-002 $4,131.40 Drake, Desirea 16-23-6065 LOT 19 WIGGER & PENCES 4TH ADD 3616 S Felton St 27-07-18-403-033.000-002 and 27-07-18-403-040.000-002 are to be sold and

redeemed together.

271700534 27-07-18-403-041.000-002 $481.25 C B Rent-als LLC 16-23-6064 LOT 18 WIGGER & PENCES 4TH ADD 3600 BLK S FELTON ST

271700535 27-07-18-403-047.000-002 $481.25 C B Rent-als LLC 16-23-6067 LOT 21 WIGGER & PENCES 4TH ADD 3600 BLK S BOOTS ST

271700536 27-07-18-403-049.000-002 $709.49 C B Rentals LLC 16-23-6069 LOT 23 & ALLEY VAC 10/6/92 WIG-GER & PENCES 4TH ADD 3615 S Felton St

271700537 27-07-18-403-055.000-002 $7,028.56 Brubak-er, Brian Matthew 16-23-6086 LOT 28 WIGGER & PENCE 4TH ADD 3629 S Boots St

271700538 27-07-18-403-114.000-002 $1,442.97 J & J Gorogue LLC 16-23-6114 LOT 56 WIGGER & PENCE 4TH ADD 3704 S Adams St

271700539 27-07-18-403-119.000-002 $543.78 Streaty, Erika M 16-23-6102 LOT 60 WIGGER & PENCE 4TH ADD 3707 S Boots St

271700540 27-07-18-403-132.000-002 $707.53 Evans, Daryl W 16-23-6002 LOT 68 WIGGER & PENCES 3RD ADD 3707 S Nebraska St

271700541 27-07-18-403-162.000-002 $3,172.70 Thatch-er, Richard S & Ione C 16-23-6124 & 6125 LOTS 74 & 79 WIGGER & PENCE 4TH ADD 3725 S Felton St

271700542 27-07-18-403-189.000-002 $2,192.30 Horner, Verlin G & Tenley V 16-23-6037 30' S/Sd Lot 90 & 95 & 6' N/Sd Lot 98 Wigger & Pences 3rd Add 3751 S Gallatin St

271700544 27-07-19-101-005.000-002 $2,414.60 Turner, Wanda E 16-39-11014 LOT 1 KEITHS REPLAT OF KEITHS PL SE 824 E 38th St

271700546 27-07-19-301-180.000-002 $461.00 Jackson, Kathy S/L/E Susan Jackson 16-37-10382 24.125' S/SD LOT 59 COLLEGE PARK ADD 4600 BLK S HARMON ST

271700547 27-07-19-301-189.000-002 $764.13 Ashmore, Shirley & Mark Jt/Tn/Rts/Surv 16-37-10575 LOT 113 MILLERS COLLEGE LAWN ADD 4619 S Selby St

271700548 27-07-19-301-233.000-002 $487.71 Eppard, Wm A Trust 16-38-10771 LOT 239 MILLERS COLLEGE LAWN ADD 4600 BLK S WIGGER ST

271700551 27-10-20-301-005.000-004 $2,259.90 Acres Investments, LLC 24-06-1375 & 1376 LOTS 249 & 250 FLG & IMP COS 2ND ADD. 1421 N Elm St

271700552 27-10-20-303-024.000-004 $446.11 Bennett, Brian Joseph & Abbey M 24-05-1052 LOT 55 ACADEMY ADD 1006 N Morton St

271700553 27-10-20-303-061.000-004 $5,007.91 Lutz, Gary & Barbara Costner Jt Tn Rts Ss 24-05-996 LOT 4 ACADEMY ADD. 910 N Rush St 27-10-20-303-061.000-004, 27-10-20-303-067.000-004, and 27-10-20-303-071.000-004 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700554 27-10-20-303-067.000-004 $547.23 Lutz, Gary & Barbara Costner Jt Tn Rts Ss 24-05-995 LOT 3 ACADEMY ADD. 910 N Rush St 27-10-20-303-061.000-004, 27-10-20-303-067.000-004, and 27-10-20-303-071.000-004 are to be sold and redeemed together.

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271700555 27-10-20-303-071.000-004 $547.23 Lutz, Gary & Barbara Costner Jt Tn Rts Ss 24-05-994 LOT 2 ACADEMY ADD. 910 N Rush St 27-10-20-303-061.000-004, 27-10-20-303-067.000-004, and 27-10-20-303-071.000-004 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700556 27-10-20-304-043.000-004 $193.32 Bennie, Myra J & Terry W 24-04-903 LOT 70 ALLEN DILLONS 1ST ADD 1027 N Buckeye St 27-10-20-304-043.000-004 and 27-10-20-304-048.000-004 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700557 27-10-20-304-048.000-004 $366.90 Bennie, Myra J & Terry W 24-04-904 LOT 79 ALLEN DILLONS 1ST ADD 1027 N Buckeye St 27-10-20-304-043.000-004 and 27-10-20-304-048.000-004 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700558 27-10-20-402-032.000-004 $197.42 Barnes, Dureatha J 24-06-1281.01 50' M PT LOT 156 FLG & IMP COS 2ND ADD 1213 Factory St

271700559 27-10-29-102-014.000-004 $2,892.09 Hais-ley, Howard & Harley 24-01-40.01A PT N NW NE SEC 29 .037A 800 BLK N BARCLAY ST

271700560 27-10-29-102-044.000-004 $976.57 Holling-sworth, Dennis L & Grace K 24-06-1233, 1242.02 PT W NE. SEC 29. .18 A & PT W NE. SEC 29. .40 A. 518 N Barclay St

271700561 27-10-29-103-014.000-004 $1,567.45 Fuller, Donnie J & Betty L 24-05-1189 & 1190 LOTS 71 & 72 FLG & IMP COS 1ST ADD 403 N Bar-clay St

271700562 27-10-29-103-028.000-004 $367.84 Tedder, Phyllis J 24-06-1243 LOT 89 FLG & IMP COS 1ST ADD. 314 N Barclay St

271700563 27-10-29-103-050.001-004 $3,141.77 Spen-cer, Daniel E 24-05-977 LOT 5 MITTANKS 1ST ADD 201 N Barclay St

271700564 27-10-29-201-127.000-004 $1,813.70 Sham-ory, Jimmie L & Phyllis C 24-09-2050 LOT 9, 10 FREMONT ADD. 408 E Fourth St

271700565 27-10-29-202-055.000-004 $1,355.64 Weesner, Saria & Rianne Agui-lar Jt Tn Full Rts Ss 24-02-434 O L LOT 22 WINSLOWS 1ST ADD. 610 N Morton St

271700569 27-10-29-204-066.000-004 $2,274.12 Pat-tison, Marty 24-02-408 & 409 E 1/2 LOTS 15 & 16 HENLEYS 4TH ADD. 423 E Second St

271700573 27-10-29-302-014.000-004 $2,726.18 Tlc Of Fairmount Llc 24-01-2.03 & 2.04 14 X 42' LOT 2 & 4 X 42' LOT 2 BLK 1 O P 110 E Washington St

271700574 27-10-29-302-054.000-004 $319.86 Simons-son, Alicia Ann 24-01-42 LOT 1 BLK 4 STANFIELDS ADD. 202 S Walnut St

271700575 27-10-29-302-099.000-004 $2,797.55 Unique Real Estate Solutions IV 24-02-353.01 & 354 LOT 7 & 31' S SD LOT 6 BLK 6 HENLEYS 2ND ADD. 124 W Madison St

271700576 27-10-29-303-012.000-004 $757.31 Miller, Mark W 24-02-378 LOT 23 HENLEYS 3RD ADD. 516 S Mill St

271700577 27-10-29-303-

073.000-004 $2,009.55 May-nard, Beth Ann 24-07-1480 LOT 383 FLG & IMP COS 3RD ADD 722 S Main St

271700578 27-10-29-402-054.000-004 $798.16 Brannon, Howard R 24-03-611 LOT 39 SM & NS ADD. 213 S Barclay St

271700579 27-10-29-402-057.000-004 $816.32 Metzger, J Brad & Erin E 24-03-635 & 638 LOTS 44 & 53, 56 SM & NS ADD. 221 S Factory St

271700580 27-10-29-402-061.000-004 $3,113.93 Listen-felt, Kenneth & Carole 24-03-616 LOT 48 SM & NS ADD. 217 S Penn St

271700581 27-10-29-403-078.002-004 $284.79 Idlewine, Ronald W Out of 24-07-1586, 1587 18' S/SD LOT 478 FLG & IMP COS 4TH ADD. 802 S Bar-clay St

271700583 27-10-29-403-102.000-004 $3,596.87 Becker, Brian C & Laura G 24-07-1613 & 1614 LOTS 515 & 516 FLG & IMP COS 4TH ADD. 816 S Fac-tory St

271700585 27-10-30-104-058.000-004 $4,848.56 Whit-mire, Charley C & Holmes Kelly R 24-03-556 LOT 16 T B & F M COS ADD. 503 W Second St

271700587 27-06-11-103-049.000-006 $2,088.43 Hunt, Donald W & Stephanie A 13-09-2170, 2171 & 2172 M LOTS 5, 6 & 7 BLK 73 WESTERN PK ADD. 2419 W 13th St

271700588 27-06-11-103-083.000-006 $1,034.75 Toy, Robert 13-09-2191.01 & 2192 M W 1/2 LOT 8 & LOT 9 BLK 74 WESTERN PK ADD. 2431 W 14th St

271700589 27-06-11-104-128.000-006 $760.22 Fox, Roger T Il 13-08-2005, 2006 & 2007 M LOTS 1. 2 & 3 BLK 63 WESTERN PK ADD. 1402 S Michigan Ave

271700590 27-06-11-302-037.001-006 $2,488.83 Dotson, Charles & Sudie 13-02-363.01 A M PT W COR SW SEC 11 0.1632 A 2763 W Avon Ave

271700592 27-06-12-402-006.000-006 $882.67 Hale, Richard 13-02-384.07 M PT W SE SEC 12 .46 A 1683 W 16th St

271700593 27-06-14-304-011.000-006 $279.64 T & St Louis & Western R R 13-03-633 M NON TAXABLE - GOV O P MICHAELS LOT 12 S Alabama Ave

271700594 27-06-24-300-014.002-006 $1,485.27 Sulli-van, Tanner 13-03-498.02 M PT SE SW SEC 24 5.04 A 2094 W 50th St

271700595 27-06-25-300-016.000-006 $474.53 Carmin, Mary 13-03-520.01 M PT W SW SEC 25 6.33 A 900 BLK 406 S 27-06-25-300-016.000-006 and 27-06-36-200-001.000-006 are to be sold and redeemed to-gether.

271700596 27-06-36-200-001.000-006 $1,066.65 Carmin, Mary 13-03-592-A.01 M PT NW NW SEC 36 2.93 A 968 W 406 S 27-06-25-300-016.000-006 and 27-06-36-200-001.000-006 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700597 27-06-36-200-007.000-006 $723.53 Carmin, Mary 13-03-592A.01 A PT NW NW SEC 36 1.03 A 906 W 406 S

271700599 27-06-18-300-007.000-007 $4,457.76 Carmi-chael, Mark & Robin 13-01-153 OH E SW SEC 18 2 A 5520 W

200 S

271700600 27-06-19-302-026.000-007 $937.44 Woody, Sheryl R 13-01-332 & 333 OH PT NW SW SEC 19 .44 A 2617 S 600 W

271700601 27-06-19-302-028.000-007 $331.05 Woody, Sheryl Rae 13-01-334 - 335 OH PT NW SW SEC 19 .14 A 2617 S 600 W

271700602 27-06-32-200-022.000-007 $1,126.28 Phil-lippe, Danny Lee & Autumn Bin-nion Tn Cm 13-01-279.01 OH PT SE NW SEC 32 1 A 4420 S 450 W

271700603 27-06-01-101-018.000-008 $1,104.50 C B Rentals LLC 15-10-2257 LOT 43 MRE COS S/DIV LOTS 154-190 & 1045-6-7 1511 W Winona Ave

271700604 27-06-01-101-048.000-008 $2,803.30 Lopez, Gumercindo G Ovalle 15-10-2271 THRU 2275 LOTS 101 THRU 105 MRE COS S/DIV LOTS 154-190 & 1045-6-7 1508 W Factory Ave

271700605 27-06-01-101-073.000-008 $552.79 Couch-man, Larry & April Couchman Husband & Wife 15-06-1371 & 1372 LOTS 226 & 227 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 616 N Butler Ave

271700606 27-06-01-101-077.000-008 $3,038.70 Sollars, Joseph S 15-06-1368 LOT 223 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1525 W Factory Ave

271700607 27-06-01-101-121.000-008 $2,895.10 Dod-son, Harmon R & Nancy L 15-06-1366 40' E SIDE LOT 273 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1502 W Marion Ave

271700609 27-06-01-101-142.000-008 $663.50 CB Rent-als LLC 15-06-1312 & 1313 LOTS 293 & 294 MRE COS 1ST ADD 1310 W Marion Ave

271700610 27-06-01-101-260.000-008 $600.50 CB Rent-als LLC 15-07-1523 LOT 409 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1307 W Jeffras Ave

271700612 27-06-01-101-271.000-008 $1,542.80 Raven-craft, Nathan R 15-07-1581 & 1582 LOT 488 EX 11' W/SD & LOT 489 MRE COS 1ST ADD 1504 W Euclid Ave

271700613 27-06-01-101-278.000-008 $7,728.01 Walker, Lindal Gene & Cheryl D 15-07-1553 LOT 496 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1412 W Euclid Ave

271700614 27-06-01-101-279.000-008 $217.10 Walker, Lindal Gene 15-07-1554 W 1/2 LOT 497 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1412 Euclid Ave

271700615 27-06-01-102-025.000-008 $1,176.50 Couch-man, April A 15-06-1381 & 1382 LOTS 230 & 231 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1609 W Factory Ave

271700616 27-06-01-102-043.000-008 $2,959.14 Zaro, Robert 15-06-1392 LOT 259 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1610 W Marion Ave

271700617 27-06-01-102-097.000-008 $839.00 Btn Ac-ceptance Llc 15-07-1613 LOT 453 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1621 W Jeffras Ave

271700618 27-06-01-102-101.000-008 $1,936.10 Peer, James C II 15-07-1601 & 1602.01 LOT 450 & E 1/2 LOT 451 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1617 W Jeffras Ave

271700619 27-06-01-102-106.000-008 $10,541.24 An-

drews, Gregg 15-07-1596 LOT 445 MRE COS 1ST ADD 1603 W Jeffras Ave

271700620 27-06-01-102-119.000-008 $577.12 Guy, Jer-emy Scott 15-07-1623 & 1624 LOTS 463 & 464 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1648 W Euclid Ave

271700621 27-06-01-102-124.000-008 $2,401.40 Home Opportunity, LLC 15-07-1603 1628 LOTS 468 & 469 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1624 W Euclid Ave

271700623 27-06-01-103-029.000-008 $1,825.60 Crown Properties Llc 15-07-1728 LOTS 571 & 572 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1652 W Spencer Ave

271700624 27-06-01-103-031.000-008 $2,081.85 Dooley, James F S/L/E Of Thelma E Dooley LOT 573 & 31' W/SD LOT 574 MRE COS 1ST ADD 1644 W Spencer Ave

271700625 27-06-01-103-083.000-008 $260.45 Bauer, Marjorie E 15-08-1767 W 1/2 LOT 709 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1706 W Nelson St

271700626 27-06-01-103-119.000-008 $5,724.08 Lahr, Randy 15-08-1986 LOT 820 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1703 W Nelson St

271700627 27-06-01-103-133.000-008 $1,156.50 Stan-nard, Danny R 15-08-1952 & 1953 LOT 803 & E 1/2 LOT 804 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1609 W Nelson St

271700628 27-06-01-103-139.000-008 $1,839.35 Gunter, Larry Lee Iii 15-08-1994 LOT 844 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1722 W 1st St

271700629 27-06-01-103-167.000-008 $7,340.52 Stew-ardship Fund, LP 15-09-2129 & 2130 LOT 964 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1715 W 1st St 27-06-01-103-167.000-008 and 27-06-01-103-167.001-008 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700630 27-06-01-103-167.001-008 $1,224.15 Stew-ardship Fund, LP LOT 963 MRE COS 1ST ADD 1715 W 1st St 27-06-01-103-167.000-008 and 27-06-01-103-167.001-008 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700631 27-06-01-103-174.000-008 $1,514.90 Meagh-er, Patrick H 15-09-2113, 2114 LOTS 955 & 956 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1639 W 1st St

271700632 27-06-01-103-190.000-008 $2,958.95 Lines, Randy 15-09-2154, 2155 & 2156 E 1/2 LOT 980, LOT 981 & W 1/2 LOT 982 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1718 W 2nd St

271700633 27-06-01-103-201.000-008 $1,356.00 Ebert, Ada L 15-09-2118 LOT 992 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1650 W 2nd St

271700634 27-06-01-103-204.000-008 $4,716.12 Barber, Chelsea N 15-09-2123, 2122.01 LOT 997 & E 1/2 LOT 996 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1630 W 2nd St

271700635 27-06-01-103-205.000-008 $3,089.90 Odell Roy Inc 15-09-2124 & 2099 LOT 998 & 7' W/SD LOT 999 MRE COS 1ST ADD 1628 W 2nd St

271700636 27-06-01-104-002.000-008 $2,659.70 CRS Contract Services LLC 15-07-1695 LOT 550 MRE COS 1ST ADD 1523 W Euclid Ave

271700637 27-06-01-104-004.000-008 $3,637.20 Evans, George B & Sharon J 15-07-1692, 1693 & 1694 W 1/2 LOT 547 & LOTS 548 & 549 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1519 W Euclid

Ave

271700638 27-06-01-104-007.000-008 $2,309.75 Shane, Timothy Alan 15-07-1691 LOT 546 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1517 Euclid Ave

271700639 27-06-01-104-034.000-008 $2,638.70 Mc Afee, Timothy A & Rhonda K 15-07-1642.01 LOT 520 & E 1/2 LOT 521 MRE COS 1ST ADD 1323 W Euclid Ave

271700640 27-06-01-104-036.000-008 $1,553.30 Mc Afee, Timothy A & Rhonda K 15-07-1633 LOT 519 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1315 W Euclid Ave

271700641 27-06-01-104-051.000-008 $5,053.58 Turner, Randall K & Mickie A 15-07-1688 & 1687.01 17 1/2' W S LT 597 & E 1/2 LT 596; MRE COS 1ST ADD 1512 W Spencer Ave

271700643 27-06-01-104-140.000-008 $2,829.07 Coast Angels LC Fund I, LLC 15-08-1845 LOT 746 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1414 W Nelson St

271700645 27-06-01-104-198.000-008 $8,721.04 Sexton, Greg & Tracey 15-08-1949 LOT 872 MRE COS 1ST ADD 1526 W 1st St

271700646 27-06-01-104-233.000-008 $3,522.86 Zabst, Walter & Maymie 15-08-1889 LOT 904 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1302 W 1st St

271700647 27-06-01-104-235.000-008 $359.75 Parker, Phillip & Debra 15-09-2083 LOT 940 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1533 W 1st St

271700648 27-06-01-104-267.000-008 $2,463.28 Crab-tree, Wilfred & Charles Lee Jt/Cm 15-09-2023 LOT 911 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1315 W 1st St

271700649 27-06-01-104-284.000-008 $2,057.55 Clem-ons, Dru & Jessica Clemons Jt Tn Rts Ss 15-09-2089.01 & 2090 E 1/2 LOT 1012 & LOT 1013 MRE COS 1ST ADD. 1522 W 2nd St

271700650 27-06-01-201-076.000-008 $1,286.54 Harris, Danny Eugene 15-03-750, 751 & 752 E 1/2 LOT 54 & LOTS 55 & 56 CANTONS ADD 1805 W Jeffras Ave

271700651 27-06-01-201-089.000-008 $1,435.40 Stin-son, Shannon 15-03-765 LOT 58 CANTONS ADD. 1804 W Euclid Ave

271700652 27-06-01-203-013.000-008 $3,597.90 Fields, Hope G 15-17-4205 LOT 174 SUNNYCREST ADD SEC 10. 308 Trook Ct

271700653 27-06-01-203-049.000-008 $678.34 Wright, Brock 15-16-4139 LOT 126 SUNNYCREST ADD SEC 9. 2013 W Spencer Ave

271700654 27-06-01-204-004.001-008 $3,389.35 Cen-ters, Ronald R & Michelle L LOTS 74, 75 & 76 CANTON AD-DITION 1800 BLK W EUCLID AVE

271700655 27-06-01-204-028.000-008 $843.80 Brannon, Howard R 15-03-782 & 783 LOTS 86 & 87 CANTON ADD 1808 W Spencer Ave

271700656 27-06-01-204-029.000-008 $1,161.50 Bran-non, Howard R 15-03-781 LOT 85 CANTON ADD. 1806 W Spencer Ave

271700657 27-06-01-204-056.000-008 $397.16 Gallegos, Miriam 15-01-100 & 101.01 LOT 79 & E 1/2 LOT 80 J J BRAD-NERS ADD. 1822 W Nelson St

271700658 27-06-01-204-073.000-008 $7,141.87 Cope-land, Shannon M & Ronald R Centers 15-01-9 & 97 LOTS 58 & 59 J J BRADNERS ADD 1823 W Nelson St

271700659 27-06-01-204-082.000-008 $5,764.28 Real Estate Rescue, Llc 15-01-88 LOT 50 J J BRADNERS ADD 1902 W 1st St

271700660 27-06-01-204-084.000-008 $5,424.85 1816 West 1st Street Land Trust 15-01-83, 84 & 85 LOTS 45 - 47 J J BRADNERS ADD. 1816 W 1st St

271700661 27-06-01-301-008.000-008 $14,440.88 Wa-bash Valley Properties Inc 15-16-3818 PT SW SEC 1 1.13 A PER SURVEY 1913 W 2nd St

271700662 27-06-01-301-031.000-008 $613.40 Lines, Paul 15-05-1104 LOT 43 N MCC & L 1ST ADD. 2004 W 4th St

271700663 27-06-01-303-085.000-008 $2,477.20 Dowl-ing, John R 15-05-1057 LOT 56 NORTON & MCCLEERYS ADD. 2110 W 8th St

271700664 27-06-01-304-032.000-008 $818.80 Dilley, Jerry L & Terrie A 15-05-1112 LOT 6 N MCC & L 2ND ADD. 1818 W 9th St

271700665 27-06-01-401-014.000-008 $531.28 Hod-son, Nicole L 15-02-412 LOT 7 FOURTH ST ADD. 1419 W 2nd St

271700667 27-06-01-401-060.000-008 $10,571.90 Crown Properties Llc 15-02-397, 398 LOT 92 EX 2753' W/SD & LOTS 93 & 94 GRAY DODDS & COS 1ST ADD. 227 S Baldwin Ave

271700669 27-06-01-401-107.000-008 $2,710.81 Home America Fund III LP 15-04-894 LOT 24 EX 82.65' S END WM FEIGHNERS 2ND ADD. 331 S Butler Ave

271700670 27-06-01-401-132.000-008 $373.58 Humphries, Russell K & Rhon-da 15-02-383 LOT 78 GRAY DODDS & COS 1ST ADD. 1320 W 4th St

271700671 27-06-01-401-152.000-008 $2,221.66 Bals-baugh, Michael 15-01-178 LOT 44 NORTONS ADD. 1425 W 4th St

271700672 27-06-01-401-154.000-008 $2,916.20 Marion Lease & Rental 15-01-181 & 15-02-440 LOT 47 NORTONS ADD & LOT 35 EX 13' E/SD 4TH ST ADD 1419 W 4th St

271700675 27-06-01-402-071.000-008 $1,101.97 San-chez, Alma 15-06-1277 LOT 61 BOSWELLS ADD. 1711 W 3rd St

271700676 27-06-01-402-072.000-008 $680.12 Jones, Rachel M 15-06-1275, 1276 LOTS 59 & 60 BOSWELLS ADD. 1707 W 3rd St

271700677 27-06-01-402-077.000-008 $3,849.20 Collier, Brenda L 15-06-1261, 1260.01 LOT 53 & 11' W SIDE LOT 52 BOSWELLS ADD. 1641 W 3rd St

271700678 27-06-01-402-083.000-008 $2,014.48 Mercer, Brett 15-04-883 LOT 13 WM FEIGHNERS 2ND ADD. 1615 W 3rd St

271700679 27-06-01-402-104.000-008 $1,211.90 Holt, Larry D 15-06-1265 LOT 89 BO-SWELLS ADD. 1652 W 4th St

271700680 27-06-01-402-

legal/Public NoTices 105.000-008 $7,218.20 Rick-etts, Kenny M 15-06-1266 LOT 90 BOSWELLS ADD 1648 W 4th St

271700681 27-06-01-402-173.000-008 $1,302.50 TPS Homes LLC 15-05-1186, 1187 LOTS 148 & 149 BOSWELLS ADD. 1631 W 5th St

271700682 27-06-01-402-179.000-008 $1,339.71 Knight, Patricia 15-04-859 LOT 37 EX R OF W; PCC & ST L RR;WM FEIGHNERS 1ST ADD 1607 W 5th St

271700683 27-06-01-403-007.000-008 $1,143.35 Thomp-son, J C & Mabel 15-03-532 112 3/4' W END LT 2 & 165' E END LT 2; PARKERSBURG ADD 1600 BLK W 6TH ST REAR

271700684 27-06-01-404-021.000-008 $1,610.00 Ebert, Ada L 15-02-350 LOT 24 GRAY DODDS & COS 1ST ADD. 1306 W 6th St

271700685 27-06-01-404-048.000-008 $1,002.80 John-son, Robin 15-02-264 LOT 71 FORREST HILL ADD. 1523 W 6th St

271700686 27-06-01-404-049.000-008 $359.75 Weath-erly, Robert 15-02-263 LOT 70 FORREST HILL ADD. 1600 BLK W 6TH ST

271700687 27-06-01-404-078.000-008 $3,020.89 Smith, Richard D 15-02-473 LOT 12 ROSE LAWN ADD. 1414 W 7th St

271700688 27-06-01-404-159.000-008 $1,158.78 Wise, Dale R & Larrie T 15-02-487 LOT 26 ROSE LAWN ADD. 1417 W 8th St

271700689 27-06-01-404-172.000-008 $1,451.00 Lander, Jacob 15-03-678 & 679 LOTS 21 & 22 ROCHESTER ADD 1311 W 8th St

271700690 27-06-01-404-176.000-008 $933.45 Olsen, James L 15-03-681, 682 & 683 28' E/SD N 1/2 LOT 24 & N 1/2 LOT 25 & 26 ROCHESTER ADD 804 S Western Ave

271700692 27-06-02-400-022.000-008 $425,095.76 AP Marion, IN, LLC PT SE SEC 2 49.45 A & PT SE SE SEC 2 12.61 A & LOTS 1 THRU 9 MILL-ERS 3RD ADD 400 S Miller Ave

271700693 27-06-02-403-026.000-008 $3,856.30 Mc Kinney, James B Sr & Wanda K 15-17-4161 LOT 6 DANECREST ADD. 710 Alabama Ct

271700694 27-06-02-404-011.000-008 $11,135.00 AP Marion, IN, LLC 15-15-3758 PT SE. SEC 2. 2.83 A. 400 S Miller Ave

271700695 27-06-02-404-018.000-008 $1,086.50 AP Marion, IN, LLC 15-10-2463 & 2464 LOTS 10 & 11 (SEE TRANS.36321) MILLERS 4TH ADD.(SEPARATED 11/04/94) 400 S Miller Ave

271700696 27-06-02-404-063.000-008 $5,222.76 Herron, Lindsi Marie 15-10-2333 LOT 8 MILLERS 1ST ADD. 2230 W 8th St

271700697 27-06-02-404-086.000-008 $1,956.30 Fox, Thomas R 15-10-2414 LOT 53 MILLERS 1ST ADD. 2243 W 8th St

271700698 27-06-02-404-088.000-008 $2,218.15 Fergu-son, Norma Gene 15-10-2416 LOT 55 MILLERS 1ST ADD. 2239 W 8th St

271700699 27-06-02-404-101.000-008 $1,069.00 Hat-ton, Diane L 15-10-2391 LOT 94 MILLERS 1ST ADD. 2352 W 9th St

271700700 27-06-02-404-106.000-008 $820.75 Biggs,

Wanda 15-10-2385 LOT 88 MILLERS 1ST ADD. 2328 W 9th St

271700701 27-06-02-404-107.000-008 $3,073.70 Biggs, Wanda E 15-10-2411 LOT 87 MILLERS 1ST ADD. 2324 W 9th St

271700702 27-06-11-101-004.000-008 $638.51 Wash-ington, Elvis Lee & Amber Dawn Washington 15-15-3586 & 3587 LOTS 14 & 15 BLK 68 WEST-ERN PK ADD 2349 W 9th St

271700704 27-06-11-101-073.000-008 $2,162.95 Hale, Rodney James & Darlene Hale 15-15-3510.01 & 3511 LOT 10 EX W/SD & LOT 11 BLK 66 WESTERN PK ADD 2333 W 11th St

271700705 27-06-11-101-076.000-008 $900.77 Smith, Terri L 15-15-3510, 3534 - 3536 LOTS 7, 8, & 9 & LOT 10 EX 11' W/SD BLK 66 WESTERN PK ADD. 2331 W 11th St

271700706 27-06-11-101-078.000-008 $6,173.85 Ellis, Samuel John 15-15-3531, 3532 & 3533 LOTS 4, 5 & 6 BLK 66 WESTERN PK ADD 2300 BLK S 11TH ST

271700708 27-06-11-101-093.000-008 $2,447.10 Hol-loway, Thomas E & Julie Ann 15-15-3539 LOT 30 BLK 66 WESTERN PK ADD. 2312 W 12th St

271700709 27-06-11-102-089.000-008 $28,376.08 Rid-dle, Michael J 15-15-3663 LOTS 19 THRU 26 BLK 70 WESTERN PK ADD 2440 W 11th St

271700710 27-06-11-104-011.000-008 $1,292.10 Elliott, Thomas & Kelly 15-14-3496 LOT 4, 5, 6 BLK 65 WESTERN PK ADD. 2307 W 12th St

271700711 27-06-11-104-032.000-008 $1,408.15 Iles, Helen 15-14-3485 & 3486 LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 58 WESTERN PK ADD. 2207 W 12th St

271700712 27-06-12-101-052.000-008 $245.00 Riddle, Michael Jay 15-11-2550 BLK 2 15' W/SD LOT 18 EMPIRE ADD. 1408 W 10th St

271700713 27-06-12-101-111.000-008 $7,865.30 Donald-son, Daniel L 15-11-2730-2737 EX 18 W SIDE OF LOT 18 & LOT 19 EMPIRE ADD. 1518 W 11th St

271700714 27-06-12-102-011.000-008 $370.41 Whitt, Sherman & Barbara 15-11-2637 & 2638 LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 5 EM-PIRE ADD. 1705 W 9th St

271700715 27-06-12-102-025.000-008 $1,206.31 Thatch-er, Anne 15-11-2629, 2630 LOT 17 & W 1/2 LOT 18 BLK 5 EM-PIRE ADD. 1748 W 10th St

271700716 27-06-12-102-043.000-008 $165.50 Cox, Ada M 15-11-2598 22' E SD LOT 21 EX 68' S END BLK 4 EMPIRE ADD 1640 W 10th St 27-06-12-102-043.000-008 and 27-06-12-102-044.000-008 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700717 27-06-12-102-044.000-008 $241.40 Cox, Ada M 15-11-2599 64' N END LOT 22 BLK 4 EMPIRE ADD. 1640 W 10th St 27-06-12-102-043.000-008 and 27-06-12-102-044.000-008 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700718 27-06-12-102-058.000-008 $427.91 Taylor, Gary O'Neil 15-11-2659 LOT 15 BLK 6 EMPIRE ADD. 1745 W 10th St

271700719 27-06-12-102-103.000-008 $406.10 Whis-man, Deborah K 15-11-2681 & 2682 LOTS 29 & 30 BLK 6 EM-PIRE ADD. 1020 S Park Ave

271700720 27-06-12-102-105.000-008 $1,407.51 Whis-

man, Deborah K 15-11-2684 LOT 32 BLK 6 EMPIRE ADD. 1020 S Park Ave

271700721 27-06-12-102-121.000-008 $1,037.16 Pierson, Malissa L 15-11-2700 LOT 34 BLK 7 EMPIRE ADD. 1602 W 11th St

271700722 27-06-12-102-130.001-008 $313.55 Hueston, John R E SD LOT 8 BLK 14 EM-PIRE ADD CONTAINING .06 A 1713 W 11th St

271700723 27-06-12-103-050.000-008 $593.80 Lyons, Ryan 15-17-4429 LOT 5 BLK 24 EMPIRE ADD. 1700 Blk 14th St

271700724 27-06-12-103-057.000-008 $366.50 Lemas-ter, Robert Allan & Marsha 15-17-4471 LOT 7 BLK 25 EMPIRE ADD & VAC 14TH ST 1635 Ma-son Blvd

271700725 27-06-12-103-065.000-008 $1,723.70 Davis, Roger D & Teresa M 15-17-4438 & 4439 LOTS 14 & 15 BLK 24 EMPIRE ADD. 1736 W 15th St

271700726 27-06-12-104-036.001-008 $848.75 Van Hoose, Juanita S (Lowery) 1627 SQ FT N SD LOT 9 BLK 21 EM-PIRE ADD 1517 W 13th St

271700727 27-06-12-104-037.000-008 $6,512.18 Muncie Bargain Rentals, Inc 15-17-4331 LOT 8 BLK 21(EX 541.2 SQ FT NW COR & 1081.75 SQ FT S END; EMPIRE ADD 1515 W 13th St

271700728 27-06-12-104-040.000-008 $1,966.52 Faulkner, James A Sr 15-17-4348 THRU 4351 LOT 4 EX 11' E SD & LOTS 5 THRU 7 BLK 21 EMPIRE ADD 1509 W 13th St

271700730 27-06-12-201-025.000-008 $3,401.05 Lyons, Robin W 15-13-3065 LOT 9 PARK LYNN ADD. 1819 W 9th St

271700731 27-06-12-201-026.000-008 $498.39 Whitt, Amanda M 15-13-3064 LOT 8 & W 1/2 LOT 7 PARK LYNN ADD 1815 W 9th St

271700732 27-06-12-201-115.000-008 $1,574.00 Martin, Lyda 15-13-3141, 3141.01 21' W/SD LT 106 & 7X21' 11TH ST VAC; PARK LYNN ADD 1706 W 10th St

271700733 27-06-12-201-151.000-008 $1,360.10 Secu-rity Pacific Natl Bank Trustee Amer Housing Dept Vi 15-13-3166 LOT 159 PARK LYNN ADD. 1919 W 11th St

271700734 27-06-12-201-166.000-008 $7,766.74 Lloyd, John H & Cynthia A 15-13-3209 & 3210 LOTS 139 & 140 PARK LYNN ADD. 1805 W 11th St

271700735 27-06-12-201-168.000-008 $912.09 Flynn, Jennifer 15-13-3212 LOT 137 PARK LYNN ADD. 1801 W 11th St

271700736 27-06-12-201-174.000-008 $218.00 Secu-rity Pacific Natl Bank Trust-ee Amer Housing Dept Vi 15-14-3361 3362 LT 126 & EX 20' E LT 127 & PT OF AL ON LTS 127&128;IRONDALE ADD 1919 W 11th St

271700737 27-06-12-202-004.000-008 $400.25 Kirkpat-rick, William J 15-13-3213 LOT 1 IRONDALE ADD. 2135 W 9th St 27-06-12-202-004.000-008 and 27-06-12-202-005.000-008 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700738 27-06-12-202-005.000-008 $2,610.30 Kirk-patrick, William J 15-13-3214 LOT 2 IRONDALE ADD. 2135 W 9th St 27-06-12-202-004.000-008 and 27-06-12-202-005.000-008 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700739 27-06-12-202-

030.000-008 $639.96 Zeller, Ronald H 15-13-3225 & 3226 LOTS 45 & 46 IRONDALE ADD. 2130 W 10th St

271700740 27-06-12-202-044.000-008 $704.25 Denham, Misty D 15-13-3249 LOT 29 IRONDALE ADD. 2094 W 10th St

271700741 27-06-12-202-063.000-008 $1,489.60 Harpham, Phyllis 15-14-3257, 3256.01 LOT 51 & E 1/2 50 IRONDALE ADD. 2125 W 10th St

271700742 27-06-12-202-077.000-008 $2,506.85 Martin, Lyda 15-14-3265 LOT 91 IRON-DALE ADD. 2100 W Blk 11th St

271700743 27-06-12-202-078.000-008 $1,694.35 Go-thard, Bobbie 15-14-3264 & 3264.01 LOT 90 VAC PT 11TH ST IRONDALE ADD. 2100 W Blk 11th St

271700744 27-06-12-202-079.000-008 $5,692.90 Go-thard, Bobbie 15-14-3260 THRU 3263 LOTS 86 THRU 89 IRON-DALE ADD. 2100 W Blk 11th St

271700745 27-06-12-202-120.000-008 $770.70 Drake, James A 15-13-3032 LOT 67 HICKEYS ADD. 2143 W 12th St 27-06-12-202-120.000-008, 27-06-12-202-121.000-008, and 27-06-12-202-122.000-008 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700746 27-06-12-202-121.000-008 $536.32 Drake, James A 15-13-3033 LOT 68 HICKEYS ADD. 2143 W 12th St 27-06-12-202-120.000-008, 27-06-12-202-121.000-008, and 27-06-12-202-122.000-008 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700747 27-06-12-202-122.000-008 $3,482.53 Drake, James A 15-13-3034 LOT 69 HICKEYS ADD. 2143 W 12th St 27-06-12-202-120.000-008, 27-06-12-202-121.000-008, and 27-06-12-202-122.000-008 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700748 27-06-12-204-047.000-008 $4,400.73 Ramsey, Bill W 15-18-4695 PT SE NW SEC 12 .50 A (AN-NEXED FROM 13-02-378.07 7/21/70) 1418 S Geneva Ave

271700749 27-06-12-204-048.000-008 $3,515.31 Davis, Roger D & Teresa M 15-18-4690 PT SE NW. SEC 12. .45 A. 1504 S Geneva Ave

271700750 27-06-12-204-056.000-008 $1,849.06 Davis, Teresa Marie 15-18-4691 PT SE NW SEC 12 .50 A 1508 S Ge-neva Ave

271700752 27-06-13-404-006.000-008 $30,700.76 Wa-bash Valley Properties Inc 15-16-4062A.03 PT S SE SEC 13 1.022 A 3726 S Western Ave

271700754 27-06-05-202-056.000-009 $2,331.52 Hor-nocker, Kirk Andrew & Beth Anne LOT 17 EAGLE ESTATES ANNEX 013-01007-10 (6/94) #56940 116 E Elm St

271700755 27-06-06-101-009.000-009 $2,352.54 Knight, Erika 26-01-732 PT W N NE SEC 6 .28A 215 S Greenberry

271700756 27-12-02-100-015.000-010 $852.61 Jordan, Patricia K 11-01-26.01 PT E NE SEC 2 1.7 A 5404 S 700 W

271700757 27-12-02-400-025.001-010 $264.35 Phillips, Clyde Randolph PT S SE SEC 2 1.18 A 7254 W 600 S

271700758 27-12-22-404-001.000-010 $1,761.47 Ousley, James H & Charlotte A 11-01-238 PT SE SE SEC 22 1.33 A (TRANSFER 60400 5/22/01) W 900 S

271700759 27-12-22-404-010.000-010 $3,370.14 Ousley, James H & Charlotte A 11-02-471 THRU 478 LOTS 5, 6, 7, 8,

9, 10, 11 & 12 PT ISABEL 887 S * 807 W

271700760 27-12-23-303-002.000-010 $744.96 Young, Jeffrey & Dawn 11-02-489 PT SW SW SEC 23 1.90 A 8891 S 800 W

271700761 27-12-23-303-010.000-010 $2,764.55 Hard-wick, John H 11-02-492 SW COR SW SEC 23 .75 A 7920 W 900 S

271700762 27-13-03-700-010.000-010 $12,393.38 Myers, Clyde W & Roberta J 11-02-426 & 427 & 431 W SE SEC 3 79A; SE SW SEC 3 40A E 1/2 NE SW SEC 3 20 A 8400 BLK W 1200 S

271700763 27-09-15-400-033.000-011 $2,089.58 Good-man, Roger D 08-01-203 PT S END W SE SEC 15 16.747 A 7971 S 950 E

271700765 27-16-03-104-046.000-012 $284.86 Michael, John C & Heather J Michael one & the same person as Heather J Grubb Jt Tn Rts Ss 21-01-50 & 51 N 1/2 LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 7 WHARTONS ADD & VAC AL-LEY 302 E Main St

271700766 27-16-03-204-044.000-012 $2,543.45 Reed, Patrick W 21-02-245 & 246 LOTS 22 & 23 BLK 2 ORIG TOWN. 117 E 6th St

271700768 27-16-03-204-076.000-012 $504.56 Gipson, Emela 21-05-982 & 983 LOTS 10 & 11 BLK 10 SECOND ADD 222 E 6th St

271700770 27-16-03-301-006.000-012 $749.17 Gipson, Emela Kay 21-05-1112 1113 & 1001-B-2 PT LOTS A&B; PT SW SEC 3 .05A MATTHEWS LAND CO 2ND ADD. 316 E 6th St

271700771 27-16-03-301-034.000-012 $606.50 Gip-son, Emela Kay 21-05-1117 & 1131.01-C PT SW. SEC 3. 7.16 A. PT W SEC-3 1.045 A 316 E 6th St

271700772 27-16-03-302-009.001-012 $883.23 Trout, Jon A & Trout Darrell D Jt Tn Rt S / S 21-05-1049 & 1050 LOT 23 BLK 14 SECOND ADD 200 BLK E 9TH ST

271700773 27-16-03-302-010.000-012 $1,638.62 Trout, Jona & Trout Darrell D Jt Tn Rt S / S 21-05-1049 LOT 23 BLK 14 SECOND ADD. 204 E 9TH ST

271700775 27-09-03-102-020.000-013 $1,240.82 New-man, Eric & Lora A 19-01-82 E 1/2 LOT 5 BUGHERS 3RD ADD. 80 E Urban St

271700776 27-09-03-102-026.000-013 $384.81 Deeter, Jerry Owen & Karen Kay 19-01-105.01 W 1/2 LOT 15 BUGHERS 5TH ADD 402 E Urban St

271700777 27-09-03-204-101.000-013 $742.14 C C C & St L Rr 19-01-49 NON TAXABLE PT NW SEC 3 1.20 A Main St & Railroad St

271700779 27-09-03-302-094.000-013 $609.74 Mutu-albank 19-03-634 THRU 636 LOTS 256 THRU 258 & ST & AL-LEY VAC UPLAND LAND CO'S 1ST ADD. 347 W Jefferson Ave

271700782 27-09-10-102-031.000-013 $1,068.94 Miller, Tiffany L 19-05-1146 LOT 1 C & O ADD SEC 1 1273 S Main St

271700784 27-11-02-300-014.000-015 $1,413.17 Mill-spaugh, J C & Jeanette F 10-01-25 PT E SW SEC 2 5.854 A 5760 S Strawtown Pike 27-11-02-300-014.000-015 and 27-11-02-300-014.002-015 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700785 27-11-02-300-014.002-015 $312.94 Mill-spaugh, J C & Jeanette F 10-01-25.03 PT E SW SEC 2 3.671 A 5760 S Strawtown Pike 27-11-02-300-014.000-015 and 27-11-02-

300-014.002-015 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700786 27-11-02-300-017.000-015 $439.91 Mill-spaugh, J C & Jeanette F 10-01-27 PT SE SW SEC 2 5.854 A 5700 BLK S STRAWTOWN PK 27-11-02-300-017.000-015 and 27-11-02-300-018.000-015 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700787 27-11-02-300-018.000-015 $298.39 Mill-spaugh, J C & Jeanette F 10-01-26 PT SE SW SEC 2 3 A (SEPARATED FROM 10-01-27.01) 5760 S Strawtown Pike 27-11-02-300-017.000-015 and 27-11-02-300-018.000-015 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700789 27-11-14-200-006.000-015 $526.40 Fisher, Scott A & Bonnie L 10-01-211 SE NW & PT N 1/2 NW SEC 14 1.30 A 7213 S 200 W

271700790 27-11-21-101-008.001-015 $383.08 Dalton, Delno & Marilyn J PT NE COR NE SEC 21 1.03 A 3007 W 800 S

271700792 27-11-21-303-004.000-015 $1,994.23 Rich-ard & Jose Family Trust 10-03-747 LOT 1 SINCLAIR ADD SEC 1. 3960 W 900 S

271700793 27-14-06-303-023.000-015 $534.48 Duncan, Mable Leota 10-03-693 LOT 6 RIGDON ADD INDEPEN-DENCE. 5994 W 1200 S

271700794 27-07-28-203-002.000-016 $449.76 Miller, Carol E 06-02-265 & 266 & 268 & 269 NW FR SEC 28 1 A W FR SEC 28 1 A 5407 S Lincoln Blvd

271700796 27-07-28-304-011.000-016 $434.96 Silver-thorn, Tamera L 06-03-659.01, 660.01 LOT 19 10' S/SD LOT 20 DUBOIS ADD 5917 S Jay St

271700797 27-07-30-202-007.000-016 $3,992.11 Bar-rington, Wyeth S & Pamela L 06-02-313.10 LOT 9, 10 PETER-SONS ELECT CITY S-DIV. 1015 W 50th St

271700798 27-07-30-202-031.000-016 $3,328.90 Sloop, Adrian D Jr & Donna 06-06-1839.01, 1840.01 5' N END LOT 4 & 5 BROAD ACRES ADD. 900 BLK W BANNISTER DR

271700799 27-07-30-202-032.000-016 $2,434.11 Sloop, Adrian D & Donna 06-06-1838.01 5' N SD LOT 3 BROAD ACRES ADD. 900 BLK W BAN-NISTER DR

271700800 27-07-30-202-033.000-016 $3,328.90 Sloop, Adrian D Jr & Donna 06-06-1836.01 & 1837.01 5' N END LOT 1 & 5' N END LOT 2 BROAD ACRES ADD. 900 BLK W BAN-NISTER DR

271700801 27-07-30-302-011.000-016 $3,381.14 Lloyd, Ty E & Michelle R 06-02-330.21 PT SW SEC 30 .67 A 1401 W Lakeview Dr

271700802 27-07-31-200-014.005-016 $4,141.43 Smith, Sharon TRACT 11 PT SW PT SW SEC 31 21.72 A PER SUR-VEY 115 Maple Dr

271700803 27-07-32-101-017.000-016 $205.39 Mc Coy, William A Jr & Cheyann Dakota Mc Coy 06-03-498 THRU 502 LOTS 29 THRU 33 METZLER ADD & ARTHUR ST VAC & AL VAC 4th Ave

271700804 27-07-33-201-016.000-016 $604.86 Mathias, Michael 06-02-392.01 E 1/2 PT NW SEC 33 .50 A 6014 S Lin-coln Blvd

271700805 27-10-04-104-088.000-016 $5,608.96 Dun-ham, Priscilla P 06-06-1441 LOT A GLYNCOED ADD. Rog-ers Ave & S M St

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271700806 27-10-05-102-002.000-016 $991.75 Brown, Nick 06-03-671, 672, 670 LOTS 6 & 7 BELLEVIEW ADD 911 W 6th St

271700808 27-07-33-101-049.000-018 $461.30 Faunce, Janet K 23-02-336 LOT 1286, 1287 G C L COS 1ST ADD 119 W North G St

271700809 27-07-33-101-051.000-018 $1,798.01 Bran-non, Howard R 23-02-338 LOT 1288 G C L COS 1ST ADD. 115 W North G St

271700810 27-07-33-101-062.001-018 $290.20 Eib, An-gela M 23-01-183 LOT 1262 G C L COS 1ST ADD 204 W North F St

271700811 27-07-33-101-090.000-018 $4,050.40 Con-nors, Laurie Marie 23-02-364 LOT 1230, 1231 G C L COS 1ST ADD. 117 W North F St

271700812 27-07-33-101-156.000-018 $227.00 Cook, Sheila & Brian 23-02-384 LOT 1139 EX 21' W SIDE G C L COS 1ST ADD. 100 BLK W N D ST 27-07-33-101-156.000-018, 27-07-33-101-157.000-018, and 27-07-33-101-158.000-018 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700813 27-07-33-101-157.000-018 $977.62 Cook, Sheila & Brian 23-02-411 LOT 1138 G C L COS 1ST ADD. 116 W North D St 27-07-33-101-156.000-018, 27-07-33-101-157.000-018, and 27-07-33-101-158.000-018 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700814 27-07-33-101-158.000-018 $600.84 Cook, Sheila & Brian 23-02-408 THRU 410 LOT 1135 EX 26' E SD & LOTS 1136 & 1137 GCL COS 1ST ADD 116 W North D St 27-07-33-101-156.000-018, 27-07-33-101-157.000-018, and 27-07-33-101-158.000-018 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700815 27-07-33-103-021.000-018 $418.15 114 Vine Street Land Trust 23-01-26.01 W 1/2 LOT 27 O P. 114 Vine St

271700816 27-07-33-104-012.000-018 $24,093.10 Crouch, Deanna 2 / 3 Int & Crouch Clarissa A 1 / 3 Int 23-02-438.01 439 10' E SD LOT 1117 & 28' W SD LOT 1118 GCL COS 1ST ADD 121 W North D St

271700817 27-07-33-104-098.000-018 $5,613.25 Four Seasons Investments Inc 23-01-84 LOT 17 O P 215 N Har-risburg Ave

271700818 27-07-33-104-133.000-018 $1,412.75 May-nard, Marion H & Beth A 23-01-86.01 S 1/2 S 1/2 LOT 32 O P 200 N Harrisburg Ave

271700819 27-07-33-400-018.000-018 $6,434.46 Spen-cer Properties Llc 23-16-4459, 4460, 4461 PT NE .88A; PT SE .17A & PT NE 1.67 A. ALL IN SEC 33. Broadway * 1st St

271700820 27-07-33-401-053.000-018 $2,627.93 Rober-son, Brad O & Lori A 23-01-157 158 LOTS 28 & 29 MAIN ST S/DIV LOTS 26-29 HARRIS 1ST ADD 120 W South A St

271700821 27-07-33-401-136.000-018 $3,284.19 Ibarra, Edwin 23-10-2407 & 2408 LOTS 45 & 46 G C L COS 6TH ADD. 110 W South B St

271700822 27-07-33-401-155.000-018 $591.78 Turner, James A 23-10-2492.01 & 2493

E 1/2 LOT 100 & LOT 101 G C L COS 6TH ADD 125 W South B St

271700823 27-07-33-401-166.000-018 $1,233.70 Barnes, Teresa 23-10-2475 LOT 111 G C L COS 6TH ADD. 105 W South B St

271700824 27-07-33-401-168.000-018 $1,359.76 Barn-house, Jerry 23-10-2477 LOT 113 G C L COS 6TH ADD 101 W South B St

271700826 27-07-33-401-210.000-018 $995.21 Mooney-ham, Tammy 23-11-2536 TO 2539 INC 33' S 1/2 N 1/2 LOTS 148, 149, 150 & 151 GCL COS 6TH ADD 402 S 1st St

271700827 27-07-33-402-025.000-018 $3,154.13 Ova-tion REO 2 LLC 23-01-95.03 PT SE SEC 33 .60 A 127 S Broad-way St

271700828 27-07-33-402-027.000-018 $1,769.10 Hawkins, Joyce A Potter 23-01-95 PT SE SEC 33 .83 A 203 S Broadway St

271700829 27-07-34-101-195.000-018 $1,846.59 Owen, Barbara 23-14-3455.01 8' MID PT LOT 251 DONNERS 1ST ADD. 800 BLK E N E ST

271700830 27-07-34-301-074.000-018 $213.66 Starkus, Mary K & Heather J Starkus 23-05-1186 LOT 299 G C L COS 1ST ADD. 321 E South B St

271700831 27-07-34-301-076.000-018 $1,307.30 Bran-non, Howard R 23-05-1188 LOT 301 G C L COS 1ST ADD. 325 E South B St

271700832 27-07-34-302-086.000-018 $3,191.61 Patti-son, Pauline E & Daniel E Bus-sert Tn Comm 23-05-1168 LOT 349 G C L COS 1ST ADD 214 E South A St

271700833 27-07-34-302-133.000-018 $2,114.35 Bran-non, Howard R 23-05-1238 LOT 253 G C L COS 1ST ADD 106 E South B St

271700834 27-07-34-302-194.000-018 $1,507.95 May-nard, Beth Ann L/Est Remainder Connie Jo Dixon 23-05-1263 E 1/2 LOT 149, LOT 150 G C L COS 1ST ADD 211 E South C St

271700835 27-07-34-302-199.000-018 $3,006.51 Rahrar, Christina & Adrianna Day Jt Tn Rt S / S 23-06-1276 LOT 155, 156 G C L COS 1ST ADD. 223 E South C St

271700836 27-07-34-302-237.000-018 $2,364.34 May-nard, Marion H & Beth A 23-06-1432 LOT 92 G C L COS 1ST ADD 308 E South C St

271700837 27-07-34-302-270.000-018 $2,019.69 May-nard, Beth A 23-06-1410 LOT 29, 30 G C L COS 1ST ADD 225 E South D St

271700838 27-07-34-303-008.000-018 $1,892.99 Laut-zenheiser, Eric V & Renee L 23-06-1529 LOT 491 G C L COS 2ND ADD. 210 E South D St

271700840 27-07-34-303-036.000-018 $1,592.84 May-nard, Beth A 23-07-1539-1540-1541 N 1/2 LOTS 414, 415 & 416 G C L COS 2ND ADD. 514 S 3rd St

271700841 27-07-34-303-094.000-018 $8,242.74 The GVI Group 23-07-1649 LOT 277 G C L COS 2ND ADD. 209 E South F St

271700842 27-07-34-303-197.000-018 $661.14 Heil, John & Tammy 23-08-1922, 1923 &

1924 LOTS 101, 102 & 103 G C L COS 2ND ADD 220 E South G St

271700843 27-07-34-303-200.000-018 $1,233.70 Crop-per, Mark 23-08-1920.02 1921 LOT 100 & NW COR LOT 99 7X65' G C L COS 2ND ADD. 224 E South G St

271700844 27-07-34-401-013.000-018 $18,721.25 Gas City Marathon Inc 23-16-4057 PT SE. SEC 34. .69 A. 932 E Main St

271700845 27-07-34-401-021.000-018 $3,073.80 Gas City Marathon Inc 23-16-4057.01 PT SE. SEC 34. .24 A. 932 E Main St

271700847 27-07-34-402-197.000-018 $2,344.36 Wildon-er, Cynthia & Ryan Wildoner Jt Tenancy Rts SS not Tn Comm 23-10-2376 LOT 73, 74, 75, 76 G C L COS 3RD ADD 622 E South C St

271700848 27-07-34-402-203.000-018 $2,294.78 Wil-doner, Ryan B 23-10-2393 LOTS 66, 67, 68, 69 G C L COS 3RD ADD. 626 1/2 E South C St

271700849 27-07-34-402-254.000-018 $324.46 Revis, Douglas Franklin 23-14-3654 & 23-16-4470 LOTS 47 & 48 G C L COS 3RD ADD & VAC ALLEY 729 E South D St

271700851 27-10-03-201-064.000-018 $303.98 Smith-son, Loa M & Teresa Jt Ten 23-13-3435 2 1/2' E SD LOT 4 LOT 5 BRICKCRETE ADD. 309 E South I St

271700852 27-10-03-201-074.000-018 $1,303.16 Arven, Lee 23-16-4185.01 PT NW. SEC 3. .02 A. 900 BLK S 4TH ST

271700853 27-07-33-203-012.000-019 $2,331.65 Whit-ted, Jeremy K & Amber R 20-01-89 90 91 92 LOTS 4,5,6,7 & AL VAC EX 127' OF LOT 4 - ST RD 22 OHIO ADD 502 James St

271700855 27-07-33-302-043.000-019 $1655.22 Hol-brook, Charles D & Shirley A 20-01-185 & 186 & 180 LOTS 98 & 99 & 10' S SD LOT 88 OHIO ADD. 101 S 1st Ave

271700856 27-07-33-303-034.000-019 $771.80 Oden, Brian P 20-02-281 14' S SD LOT 17 HARRIS 1ST ADD. 400 BLK S 3RD AVE

271700857 27-07-33-303-035.000-019 $728.20 Oden, Brian P 20-02-282 LOT 18 HARRIS 1ST ADD. 400 BLK S 3RD AVE

271700858 27-07-33-303-085.000-019 $8,758.82 Dutch LLC 20-02-330 LOT 80 HAR-RIS 1ST ADD. 504 W 6th St

271700859 27-07-33-304-001.000-019 $3,648.70 Dilley, Paul L & Louise 20-02-369 PT SE SW SEC 33 .35 A 120 W 3rd St

271700861 27-07-33-304-006.000-019 $3,558.57 Octo-pusone LLC 20-01-18 LOT 18 OP 212 S Water St

271700863 27-07-33-304-030.000-019 $1,887.50 Bran-non, Howard R 20-02-363 PT NW SEC 33 .20 A 104 W 4th St 27-07-33-304-030.000-019 and 27-07-33-304-031.000-019 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700864 27-07-33-304-031.000-019 $479.00 Brannon, Howard R 20-02-365 PT SW SEC 33 .10 A 104 W 4th St 27-07-33-304-030.000-019 and 27-

07-33-304-031.000-019 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700865 27-07-33-304-040.000-019 $292.25 Brannon, Howard R 20-02-353 PT SW EX 22' X 6 RODS S SD SEC 33 .30A 400 S Main St

271700866 27-07-33-304-049.000-019 $1,593.50 Bran-non, Howard R 20-01-33.01 22' S SD LOT 33 OP. 408 S Main St

271700867 27-07-33-304-073.000-019 $1,253.00 Hale, Phillip B & Jane A 20-01-42 LOT 42 OP 424 S Water St

271700868 27-07-33-304-080.001-019 $77,199.05 Castil-lo, John T & Edward A OUT OF 20-02-396 E 86' LOT 1 SOUTH-ERN ADD 500 S Water St

271700869 27-07-33-304-082.000-019 $1,566.15 In-gram, Rosa D & Carl D Lane 20-02-413 PT SW. SEC 33. .20 A. 501 S Water St

271700870 27-10-04-102-014.000-019 $1,520.06 Tim-mons, Jason A & Jennifer Townsend Jt Tn Rts Ss 20-02-449 LOT 5 EX 40' N SIDE BLK 4 & N 1/2 LOT 8 BLK 4 JONES & HIATTS ADD. 610 S River St

271700871 27-10-04-102-020.000-019 $968.45 Carpen-ter, Michael J 20-02-428 & 429 LOT 7 & PT LOT 8 WILSONS ADD 313 E 7th St

271700872 27-10-04-103-120.000-019 $1,352.94 Rod-abaugh, Curtis 20-05-1094 & 1095.02 54' E END LOT 158 & 10' N/SD LOT 159 EX 78' W/END DOUGLASS PARK ADD. 1007 1/2 Muncie Pike

271700873 27-10-04-104-086.000-019 $4,532.70 Soultz, Ronald L 20-05-1035 LOT 124 DOUGLASS PARK ADD 336 E 10th St 27-10-04-104-086.000-019 and 27-10-04-104-087.000-019 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700874 27-10-04-104-087.000-019 $624.80 Soultz, Ronald L 20-05-1036 LOT 191 DOUGLASS PARK ADD. 336 E 10th St 27-10-04-104-086.000-019 and 27-10-04-104-087.000-019 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700875 27-10-04-201-049.000-019 $698.55 Thomas, Bonnie R 20-03-467.01 13' S SIDE LOT 5 BLK 1 KNIGHT & HARVEYS ADD. 600 BLK S MAIN ST 27-10-04-201-049.000-019 and 27-10-04-201-053.000-019 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700876 27-10-04-201-053.000-019 $834.90 Thomas, Bonnie R 20-03-470.01 20' N SIDE LOT 8 BLK 1 KNIGHTS & HARVEYS ADD 600 BLK S MAIN ST 27-10-04-201-049.000-019 and 27-10-04-201-053.000-019 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700877 27-10-04-201-057.000-019 $486.28 Lamb, Roger Thomas 20-02-451.01 40' S END LOT 7 BLK 4 JONES & HIATTS ADD 613 S Water St

271700878 27-10-04-202-014.000-019 $2,773.60 Pruitt, Natalie 20-03-521 PT NW NW. SEC 4. .24 A. 607 Gulick St

271700879 27-10-04-204-028.000-019 $12,048.89 Duke, Charles E 20-04-828 & 829 LOTS 1 & 2 COGGESHALLS ADD 804 Race St

271700880 27-10-04-204-045.000-019 $1,166.77 Ott, Pauline & William James Purvis Jt Tn Rts Ss 20-04-832 LOT 4 EX 330 SQ FT SW PT COGGE-SHALLS ADD. 201 W 9th St

271700881 27-10-04-204-046.000-019 $2,605.10 Four Seasons Investments Inc 20-04-866 & 867 LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 4 D S HIATTS ADD 109 W 9th St

271700882 27-10-04-204-048.000-019 $8,066.28 Man-zanera, Jamie 20-04-853 LOT 2 BLK 3 D S HIATTS ADD. 901 S Main St

271700884 27-10-04-204-068.000-019 $944.75 Schwartz, Karen S 20-05-1032 LOT 90 DOUGLASS PARK ADD 909 S Water St

271700885 27-10-04-204-075.000-019 $1,270.11 Mor-gan, Randall R & Jennifer J 20-04-824 PT N W NW. SEC 4. .34 A. 911 Fairmount Ave

271700887 27-10-04-204-107.000-019 $2,549.90 Bran-non, Howard 20-04-903, 904 & 905 LOTS 7, 8 & 9 LOVES 2ND ADD. 1100 S Muncie Pike

271700888 27-10-04-401-023.000-019 $22,803.74 Ritter, William L & Carmen R 20-06-1339, 1340 & 1341 LOTS 130, 131 & 132 RIVERVIEW ADD 1307 S Wiley St

271700889 27-10-04-402-084.001-019 $1,778.65 Nor-ris, Pam S 20-06-1227 LOT 104 RIVERVIEW ADD 300 E WALKER ST

271700890 27-10-04-402-084.002-019 $2,459.45 Bru-baker, Brian Matthew 20-06-1228 LOT 105 RIVERVIEW ADD 300 E WALKER ST

271700891 27-10-04-402-085.000-019 $1,778.65 Norris, Pam S 20-06-1283 LOT 103 RIVERVIEW ADD. 153 Walker St

271700892 27-10-04-402-088.000-019 $2,325.20 Haynes, Larue 20-06-1279 LOT 97 RIVERVIEW ADD. 400 BLK WILEY ST

271700893 27-10-05-101-006.000-019 $494.75 Devers Sr, Danny R 20-03-553.01 LOT 1 N 1/2 GULICKS ADD. 600 BLK W 6TH ST

271700894 27-10-05-104-092.000-019 $1,408.75 Stuttle, Gary W & Trisha L 20-04-746 THRU 750 & 756 S 1/2 LOTS 139 & 140; LOTS 141 THRU 144 KEMPTON HTS ADD 700 BLK W 11TH ST

271700895 27-10-05-104-113.000-019 $3,386.00 Bru-baker, Brian M 20-04-792 & 793 E 1/2 LOT 165 & LOT 166 KEMPTON HTS ADD. 605 W 11th St

271700898 27-08-08-300-024.000-020 $783.21 Brubak-er, Brian M 07-01-94A.02 PT W SW SEC 8 20.06 A 945 S 700 E

271700899 27-08-18-300-030.000-020 $1,247.08 Ma-son, Teressa S 07-01-233.04 A PT W SW SEC 18 9.07 A 1861 S 600 E

271700900 27-08-19-200-013.000-020 $1,558.61 Che-noweth, Steven A & Tena 07-01-240.03 PT NW SEC 19 2.69 A 2175 S 600 E

271700903 27-03-23-204-002.000-021 $671.77 Braunco Inc 03-06-1386 M LOT 66 FOR-EST RIDGE SUB/DIV SEC 4 1565 Forest Ln

271700904 27-03-23-404-017.000-021 $2,393.67 Pulley, Michele R 03-06-1205 M LOT 20 OAKWOOD COMMONS 3217 Oakwood Way

271700905 27-03-24-102-020.000-021 $1,827.99 Har-rell, Jeffrey H & Laura M 03-05-1036 M LOT 83 AVONDALE

SEC 3 4262 N Wilshire Dr

271700907 27-03-24-204-053.000-021 $1,081.37 Land-er, Philip & Sarah J 03-04-583.01 M PT SE NW SEC 24 .289 A State Road 15

271700908 27-03-24-302-026.000-021 $1,025.23 Brook-sher, Mary A 03-05-969 M LOT 29 WOODLAND HEIGHTS SEC 2 3820 N Ridge Ct

271700909 27-03-25-103-018.000-021 $1,473.81 Berry, Martin E 03-05-694 & 696 M S 1/2 LOT 73 & S 1/2 LOT 75 SHADY HILLS SEC 2 1512 W Overlook Rd

271700910 27-03-25-203-007.000-021 $2,249.12 Rice, Jacob Daniel & Aimee Lyn 03-05-761 M LOT 36 ROLLING HILLS SUB/DIV 2109 W James Dr

271700911 27-03-26-100-003.001-021 $3,903.82 Hollo-way, Julie A PT NE SEC 26 5 A PER SURVEY 2565 Shildmyer Rd

271700913 27-03-10-304-010.000-022 $1,196.28 Kelley, Linda 03-01-128-Q OH LOT 35 INDIAN VILLAGE SUB/DIV SEC 3 2524 W Miami Trl

271700915 27-03-21-400-011.003-022 $800.61 Weath-erholt, Tracy A & Deborah S LOT 2 BEAVER LOG ESTATES FROM KEY # 03-02-285 OH 3111 W 350 N

271700916 27-03-30-400-015.000-022 $589.27 Derry, Dorkas Ann 03-02-354 OH PT S/END E SE SEC 30 4.25 A 2213 N 500 W

271700917 27-03-34-100-013.000-022 $1,065.95 Kem View Farms Inc 03-03-412 OH PT NE FR SEC 34 8.63 A 2800 BLK W KEM RD 27-03-34-100-013.000-022, 27-03-34-100-013.001-022, and 27-03-34-500-012.000-022 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700918 27-03-34-100-013.001-022 $2,885.17 Kem View Farms Inc PT NE FR SEC 34 24.25 A_ Out Of 03-03-412 OH 2800 BLK W KEM RD 27-03-34-100-013.000-022, 27-03-34-100-013.001-022, and 27-03-34-500-012.000-022 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700919 27-03-34-500-012.000-022 $1,819.96 Kem View Farms Inc 03-03-415 & 416 OH Pt SW NW Sec 34 15.62 A 2879 W Kem Rd 27-03-34-100-013.000-022, 27-03-34-100-013.001-022, and 27-03-34-500-012.000-022 are to be sold and redeemed together.

271700920 27-03-34-700-016.001-022 $7,214.34 Hollo-way, Thomas E Jr & Julie PT N SE SEC 34 4.07 A 2879 W Kem Rd

271700921 27-03-35-100-010.217-023 $1,061.75 Reco-meta, Amber N Lot 70 Crane Pond Farms 1475 Lexington Dr

271700922 27-03-36-303-011.000-023 $3,739.78 Rice, Jacob D & Aimee L 25-01-174 LOT 376 SUNNYCREST ADD. 1914 W Therlow Dr

271700923 27-03-36-303-046.000-023 $3,127.70 Rob-erts, E G 25-01-198 LOT 400 SUNNYCREST ADD. 608 N Miller Ave

271700924 27-03-36-303-058.000-023 $926.53 Conrad, Benjamin G 25-01-163 LOT 365 SUNNYCREST ADD. 604 N Hendricks Ave

271700926 27-03-36-304-099.000-023 $800.05 Ramsey, Daniel 25-02-374 LOT 169

legal/Public NoTices WESTLEA SEC-5 TR-E. 611 N Farlook Dr

271700927 27-03-36-401-031.000-023 $73,864.96 Pa-padakis, Zachary & Patricia Gonzalez Trstee of the Papada-kis Wealth Preservation Trst Dtd 8/15/14 25-01-50 & 51 LOTS 37 & 38 GILLESPIE S-DIV 1130-1136 N Baldwin Ave

271700928 27-03-31-404-063.000-024 $3,122.09 Kho-sla, Peter 27-01-609 LOT 3 O P SWEETSER 218 N Greenberry

271700929 27-03-32-301-024.000-024 $4,031.77 Shep-herd, Michael E I & Laurie 27-01-1050 LOT 20 PLEASANT HOMES 2ND ADD 603 Allen Dr

271700930 27-03-32-302-034.000-024 $5,902.00 JHH-GDBRICKER LLC 27-01-466.01 PT W SW SEC 32 .40 A & PT W SW SEC 32 .08 A 206 E Delphi Pike

271700931 27-04-35-700-015.000-025 $475.07 Chesa-peake & Ohio Rr Co Csx Transpt - Tax Dept (J910) 04-02-307 PT N SE SEC 35 .50 A South Of Mier Rd

271700932 27-04-33-201-004.000-026 $912.75 C & O Railroad 29-01-196 THRU 204 LOTS 35 THRU 43 EAST XENIA ADD 4th St & Wabash Ave

271700933 27-04-33-201-010.000-026 $843.05 C & O Railroad 29-01-207 THRU 212 LOTS 56 THRU 61 EAST XENIA ADD 5th St & Wabash Ave

271700934 27-04-33-201-011.000-026 $442.40 C & O Railroad 29-01-205 206 LOTS 54 & 55 EAST XENIA ADD 5th St & Wabash Ave

271700935 27-04-33-201-017.000-026 $1,644.55 C & O Railroad 29-01-219 THRU 226 LOTS 112 THRU 119 & AVE VAC EAST XENIA ADD 6th St & Marion Ave

271700936 27-04-33-202-072.000-026 $568.60 Beving-ton, Ronnie M 29-01-80 THRU 83 LOTS 138 THRU 141 EAST XENIA ADD CONVERSE 9798 W Delphi Pike

271700937 27-05-26-100-019.001-027 $272.31 Fields, Jimmy & Tanya S 12-02-305 PT NW NE SEC 26 .265 A 5361 W 500 S

271700938 27-05-36-400-029.000-027 $2,374.33 Ben-nett, Keith Allen & Lisa Renee 12-03-457 SE SE SEC 36 1.18 A 6012 W 500 S

271700940 27-05-26-201-024.000-028 $1,929.56 Gos-nell, Garry L Jr 22-01-138 LOT 23 MARKS 3RD ADD. 106 S Sycamore St

271700942 27-05-27-101-130.000-028 $1,019.33 Dennis, Jake & Othelia 22-02-330 LOT 7 BLK 5 CLOVERLEAF ADD 210 W Lincoln St

271700944 27-05-27-104-111.000-028 $1,384.12 Mar-shall, Matthew W 22-02-462 THRU 465 LOTS 3 THRU 6 BLK 17 CLOVERLEAF ADD 803 S 3rd St

271700945 27-01-02-400-011.000-029 $803.52 Rinear-son, Chas H Or Lillian M 01-01-25 NW COR SE SEC 2 .21 A LANDLOCKED

271700946 27-01-18-303-003.000-029 $1,085.76 Ayere, Suzy I 7' N/SD LOT 13 LAN-DESVILLE OP & PT S SW SEC 18 .34 A 4124 N 600 E

271700947 27-01-18-303-004.000-029 $546.95 Dearing, Randall 01-02-566, 567 & 568 PT S SW SEC 18 .75 A 6051 E 409 N

271700950 27-01-18-303-014.000-029 $14,313.55 Slaven, Mendel Carland 01-02-

552 LOT 5 LANDESVILLE 4075 N 605 E

271700951 27-01-18-303-024.000-029 $9,617.88 Lucas, Lee E & Sherry L 01-02-554 LOT 7 LANDESVILLE 4031 N 605 E

271700952 27-01-18-303-027.000-029 $7,448.50 Muncie Bargain Rentals Inc 01-02-548 & 549.01 N 1/2 LOT 1 LANDES-VILLE & S 1/2 LOT 2 O P 4046 N 600 E

271700954 27-01-18-303-038.000-029 $890.28 Maine, Scott 01-02-579 & 580 PT S SW SEC 18 .10 A PT S SW SEC 18 .50 A 6151 E 400 N

271700957 27-01-15-202-002.000-030 $728.92 Jones, Brandon 17-02-390 LOT 6 WM A LOSURES 1ST ADD. 508 N First St

271700958 27-01-15-203-004.000-030 $1,997.09 Slagle, Tony Subj L/E Forrest W & Pa-tricia L Slagle 17-02-395 LOT 11 W A LOSURES ADD. 406 N Washington St

271700962 27-01-15-203-050.001-030 $417.48 Equity Trust Company Custodian Fbo 95021 Gary L Taylor Ira out of 17-02-336, 337 PT W NW. SEC 15. .23A 200 BLK E HILL

271700963 27-01-15-203-067.000-030 $1,976.43 Taylor, Gary L 17-02-341.01 S 1/2 N 1/2 LOT 6 GRICES ADD. 106 N Washington St

271700964 27-01-16-103-026.000-030 $256.32 Covert, Richard L 17-02-287 LOT 3 THRU 9 STRANGES 2ND ADD. 200 BLK N DEPOT ST

271700968 27-01-16-404-056.000-030 $2,369.68 Chop-son, Wm 17-01-188A PT SE SE SEC 16 .10 A 600 BLK S FIRST ST

271700969 27-01-16-404-061.000-030 $1,476.64 Haupthof, John F & Deborah S 17-01-190.03 & 190-A SE SEC-16 .51 A & .20 A 618 S First St

271700970 27-01-16-404-064.000-030 $1,130.38 Rum-sey, Jeremy D & Trina L Livings-ton-Rumsey 17-02-547 PT SE. SEC 16. 2.47 A. 8779 E 400 N

271700971 27-02-06-700-016.000-031 $2,986.95 Haley, Lonnie E Und 3/4 Int & Nelson P Haley & Basil L Haley Und 1/8 Int Ea 02-01-56 & 57 E PT E/SD SW SEC 6 42 A W/SD SE SEC 6 50 A 389 E 600 N

271700972 27-02-08-200-004.000-031 $1,426.19 Rich-ards, Charles 02-01-77.01 E NE NW SEC 8 1 A 1486 E 600 N

271700975 27-02-23-300-011.000-031 $554.77 Cooper, Julie 02-01-298 E NE COR NW SEC 23 2 A 4220 E 350 N

271700978 27-02-24-101-035.000-031 $409.62 Antrim, Dannie L & Linda D 02-02-596, 597 & 598 E LOTS 13, 14 & 15 MATHIAS 2ND ADD 5939 E 392 N Ld

271700979 27-02-24-200-014.002-031 $1,033.94 Wal-ters, Jeffrey T PT W NW SEC 24 5.43 A 3680 N 500 E

271700981 27-02-27-300-033.000-031 $404.30 Arren-dale, Robt A & Pamela D 02-02-377.09 E LOT 8 2.11 A BOWOOD EST 3300 BLK E 214 N

271700982 27-02-27-300-034.000-031 $386.40 Arren-dale, Robt A & Pamela D 02-02-377.10 E LOT 9 2.01 A BOWOOD EST 3300 BLK E 214 N

271700983 27-02-27-300-038.000-031 $424.24 Ar-rendale, Robt A & Pamela D 02-02-377.08 E LOT 7 2.01 A BOWOOD EST 2000 BLK N 350 E

271700984 27-02-27-300-039.000-031 $424.24 Ar-rendale, Robt A & Pamela D 02-02-377.07 E LOT 6 2.01 A BOWOOD EST 2000 BLK N 350 E

271700985 27-02-36-300-008.001-031 $2,059.67 Stair, Patrick A PT SE SW SEC 36 10 A 5371 E 100 N

271700987 27-02-28-300-028.003-032 $200.11 Pence, Artie PT NW SW SEC 28 .19 A 2200 BLK N KING RD

271700988 27-02-32-201-010.000-032 $1,734.81 Dul-hanty, John T & Helen M Dul-hanty 02-04-826 M PT NE NW SEC 32 1.40 A 1632 N Illinois St

271700989 27-02-31-101-028.000-033 $3,516.40 Tro-sper, Michael J 14-01-27 LOT 154 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 217 E Christy St

271700990 27-02-31-104-008.000-033 $2,416.10 Tro-sper, Michael J 14-01-99 LOT 216 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 114 E Christy St

271700991 27-02-31-104-009.000-033 $2,977.90 Ste-vens, Michael Gene Et Ux 14-01-98 LOT 215 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 218 E Christy St

271700992 27-02-31-104-010.000-033 $1,235.90 Ste-vens, Michael G & Jacqueline J 14-01-97 LOT 214 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 220 E Christy St

271700993 27-02-31-104-042.000-033 $481.92 Milliner, Danny Wm & Susan E 14-01-161 LOT 3 KESTERS S/DIV PT G D & COS'S 2ND ADD 1206 N Washington St

271700994 27-02-31-401-018.000-033 $3,108.36 Boyer, Francis L Est Freda Boyer 14-03-561 34 1/2' S SIDE LOT 9 BRADFORDS 2ND ADD. 1032 N Branson St

271700995 27-02-31-401-062.000-033 $1,871.54 Faust, Amber K 14-02-400 N 1/2 PT S PT E FR SEC 31 .10A 918 N Washington St

271700996 27-02-31-401-069.000-033 $1,641.35 Ebert, Ada 14-02-369 PT SE SEC 31 .50 A 913 N Washington St

271700997 27-02-31-401-085.000-033 $7,919.76 Lander, Deborah 14-02-371 PT SE SEC 31 .47 A 907 N Washington St

271700998 27-02-31-404-057.000-033 $5,902.93 Smokey Joes Properties, LLC 14-02-481 PT S PT E FR SEC 31 .20 A 613 N Washington St

271700999 27-02-31-404-077.000-033 $342.20 Koegel, Noah 14-03-552.01 4 X 30' PT LOT 17 & AL-VAC BRADFORD ADD. 305 E Lincoln St

271701000 27-02-31-404-083.000-033 $2,411.25 Koegel, Noah 14-03-553.01 30 X 66' SE PT LOT 26 BRADFORD ADD. 305 E Lincoln St

271701001 27-02-31-404-089.000-033 $11,746.30 Pence, Cynthia M & Terry L 14-03-494, 495.01 PT SE FR SEC 31 .14 A & .01 A 525 N Washington St

271701002 27-02-31-404-094.000-033 $886.60 Om P Rehil LLC 14-03-512 LOT 33 BRADFORDS ADD. 125 E Bradford St

271701003 27-02-31-404-109.000-033 $1,688.50 Om P Rehil LLC 14-03-513 LOT 38 BRADFORDS ADD. 125 E Bradford St

271701004 27-02-31-404-110.000-033 $2,424.75 PTR Holdings LLC 14-03-520 & 521 LOT 31 EX 46' N/SD & LOT 40 EX 40' S SD BRADFORDS ADD. 618 N Branson St

271701005 27-02-31-404-

118.000-033 $886.60 Om P Rehil LLC 14-03-516 LOT 47 BRADFORDS ADD. 125 E Bradford St

271701006 27-02-31-404-133.000-033 $870.85 Om P Rehil LLC 14-03-517 LOT 52 BRADFORDS ADD. 125 E Bradford St

271701007 27-02-31-404-135.000-033 $6,330.16 Mitch-ell, Kim 14-03-529.01 & 530.01 55 1/2' E END LOTS 43 & 56 BRADFORDS ADD. 413 E Bradford St

271701009 27-02-32-202-036.000-033 $711.50 Harwood, Wade 14-01-40 LOT 128 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 404 E Bond Ave

271701010 27-02-32-202-037.000-033 $312.50 Harwood, Wade 14-01-39 LOT 127 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 400 BLK E BOND AVE

271701012 27-02-32-202-050.000-033 $464.00 Wagner, Charles R 14-01-72 LOT 114 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD 602 E Bond Ave

271701013 27-02-32-202-073.000-033 $428.60 Wagner, Charles R 14-01-74 LOT 178 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 609 E Christy St

271701014 27-02-32-203-105.000-033 $411.60 Rea, Floyd L & Angel 14-02-285 LOT 357 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 512 E Highland Ave

271701015 27-02-32-203-154.000-033 $1,217.30 Lakin, Melvin E 14-02-329 LOT 420 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 522 E Wiley St

271701016 27-02-32-203-155.000-033 $598.61 Lakin, Melvin E & Alice I 14-02-328 LOT 419 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 528 E W1ley St

271701017 27-02-32-203-158.000-033 $500.06 Green, Ron 14-02-349 LOT 416 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 602 E Wiley St

271701019 27-02-32-203-175.000-033 $5,999.34 Lytle, Shannon M 14-02-335 LOT 444 G D & CO'S 2ND ADD. 507 E Charles St

271701020 27-02-32-301-006.000-033 $8,106.94 Cor-rea, Pamela 14-04-884 LOT 16 D F HORTONS 2ND ADD. 804 E Charles St

271701021 27-02-32-303-047.000-033 $6,281.63 Turner, Catherine S & Brittney N Turner Jt Tn Rts Ss 14-03-792 LOT 23 CLUNKS ADD. 615 E Lincoln St

271701022 27-02-32-303-052.000-033 $8,792.28 Hur-lock, James W & Connie J Al-wine 14-03-706 PT SW SEC 32 .15 A 444 E Lincoln St

271701023 27-10-13-200-015.001-034 $520.25 Reuille, Sherri L PT SE NW SEC 13 1.10 A 7391 Wheeling Pike

271701024 27-10-24-300-027.001-034 $1,971.84 Bru-baker, Brian M 09-02-335 PT SE SW SEC 24 1.817 A 5383 E 900 S

271701025 27-10-32-300-039.000-034 $1,550.65 Smith, Harold W & Brian L Smith & Kristin S Smith 09-02-491.01 N PT W SW SEC 32 .79 A 10791 S 100 E

271701026 27-10-33-200-001.001-034 $820.99 Moreland, Edward N & Connie S Jt Tn 09-02-513.01 515.01 W 1/2 PT N PT NW SEC 33 .842 A & W 1/2 PT N PT NW SEC 33 .428A 10031 S 200 E

271701027 27-15-04-300-021.001-034 $1,276.47 Vetor, John C PT E NE SW SEC 4 5.05 A 11500 S 250 E

271701028 27-10-25-303-


005.000-035 $4,347.48 Wright Finance Inc 18-01-226.01 & 227.01 8' W END LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 7 W J LEACHES 1ST ADD W 4th St

271701029 27-10-25-303-131.000-035 $3,320.43 Childs, Michael K 18-01-188 THRU 191 LOTS 11 THRU 14 BLK 3 W J LEACHES 1ST ADD. 201 N Leach Ave

271701030 27-10-25-303-190.000-035 $387.88 Schie-man, Daryl W & Teresa R Tn/Entirety Pt N SW SW Sec 25 .26A 5000 BLK E 975 S

271701031 27-10-25-304-028.000-035 $2,310.78 Burton, Lynn A 18-01-81 & 82 LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 10 O P 304 E 3rd St

271701032 27-10-25-304-058.000-035 $1,909.36 Jenny, Lori A 18-01-84 & 85 LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 10 O P 303 E 2nd St

271701033 27-10-25-304-067.000-035 $1,470.31 Vest, Jerry D & Sylvia S 18-01-36 LOT 1 BLK 6 O P. 220 E 2nd St

271701034 27-10-36-102-025.000-035 $1,156.50 Boone, Charlotte 18-02-484, 485 & 486 LOTS 29, 30 & 31 KIRKWOODS 1ST ADD 506 E A St

271701035 27-10-36-201-024.000-035 $552.98 Finch, Gregory Lynn & Patricia Marie 18-02-280 & 281 LOTS 7 & 8 W J LEACHES 2ND ADD 221 S Franklin St

271701036 27-08-08-200-001.004-040 $1,060.46 Mark-ley, Craig D LOT 18 MEADOWS EAST S/DIV ANNEX FROM 007-0002050-60 #44135 107 Conifer Ct

271701037 27-08-08-200-001.997-040 $8,639.04 Coro-nado Development Corp 040-01000-40 Lot 21 Meadows East S/D AA 2005 pay 2006 billed 06 pay 07 106 ASPEN CT

271701038 27-08-08-200-001.998-040 $8,626.72 Coro-nado Development Corp 040-01000-40 Lot 21 Meadows East S/Div AA 2006 pay 2007 106 ASPEN CT

271709999 27-06-34-200-007.000-006 $141.77 Franklin Twp School 13-03-561 M PT NW SEC 34 .75A 300 W & 412 S

Total Properties: 898

I hereby certify that the forego-ing is a true list of lots and land returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxes and special assessments for the time peri-ods set forth, also subsequent delinquent taxes, current taxes and costs due thereon and the same are chargeable with the amount of tax, etc., with which they are charged on said list. Given under my hand and seal this 10th day of August, 2017.

Roger A. Bainbridge, Auditor, Grant County Indiana.

ScoresAugust 15-21

Football8/18—Marion 35-0 Hun-tington North 8/18—Oak Hill 28-31 Eastern8/18—Eastbrook 54-13 Norwell8/18—Mississinewa 42-27 Lapel8/18—Madison-Grant 0-72 Tipton 8/19—Indianapolis Colts 19-24 Dallas Cowboys

Men’s Soccer8/19—Robert Morris University 1-3 Taylor University

Boys Soccer8/15—Mississinewa 1-2 Peru8/15—Tipton 1-6 Oak Hill 8/16—Fort Wayne Snider 0-4 Marion 8/17—Mississinewa 1-4 Wabash 8/17—Eastbrook 0-0 Columbia City 8/17—Huntington North 2-1 Oak Hill 8/19—Tri-Central 2-3 Mis-sissinewa 8/19—Marion 0-0 Fort Wayne Concordia 8/19—Central Noble 0-10 Eastbrook8/19—Oak Hill 2-2 Argos8/21—Columbia City @ Marion

Girls Soccer 8/15—Mt. Vernon 14-0 Mississinewa8/15—Oak Hill 1-2 East-brook8/15—Heritage Christian 2-1 Marion 8/16—Oak Hill 3-2 Ko-komo8/16—Mississinewa 1-2 Manchester8/17—Marion 4-0 India-napolis Arsenal Tech8/17—Delta 0-7 East-brook 8/19—Carroll 5-0 Marion

8/19—Mississinewa 3-2 Delta8/19—Central Noble 1-5 Eastbrook

Volleyball8/15—Marion 3-2 North-field8/15—Southern Wells 1-3 Eastbrook8/15—Jay County 1-3 Madison-Grant 8/15—Maconaquah 2-3 Oak Hill 8/17—Oak Hill 0-3 Marion8/17—Eastbrook 1-3 Adams Central8/17—Western 0-3 Mis-sissinewa8/17—Madison-Grant 1-3 Pendleton Heights 8/18—Indiana Wesleyan University 3-1 Cumber-lands (Ky.) (LWC Classic)8/18—Indiana Wesleyan University 2-3 Doane (LWC Classic)8/19—Marion @ Jay County Invitational Marion 2-0 AndersonMarion 2-0 NortheasternMarion 2-1 Jay County 8/19—Oak Hill @ North Miami InvitationalOak Hill 0-2 RochesterOak Hill 2-0 EastbrookOak Hill 1-2 WabashOak Hill 1-2 Winamac 8/19—Eastbrook @ North Miami InvitationalEastbrook 0-2 RochesterEastbrook 0-2 Oak HillEastbrook @ LakelandEastbrook @ Peru8/19—Mississinewa @ Elwood Invitational Mississinewa 2-1 TiptonMississinewa 2-0 Clinton CentralMississinewa 2-0 Lewis CassMississinewa 0-2 Danville8/19—Madison-Grant @ Argyll Invitational- 1st of 4

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EastbrookLooking to put their sec-

tional championship loss to Oak Hill behind them, the Eastbrook Panthers boys soccer team began their season on Thursday night against Columbia City. Af-ter a tremendous defensive effort on both sides, neither team was able to find the back of the net in a 0-0 tie.

In all sports, the first game usually gives coaches glimpses of issues that still need to be fixed. That was the case for the Panthers on Thursday night. “In the first game, you are still work-ing out some kinks,” Coach Adam Hallis said. “I think on our side we came out a little slow. [Columbia City] was a little more physical and a lit-tle faster than we were, [and] sometimes their physicality cancelled out our technical-ity. In the second half, it was a hard-fought game through the midfield, but no one re-ally got through.

“We are still trying to learn some offense aspects and [get some of the new guys up to speed.] There are things we will work on and iron out, but it’s nice to get your feet wet early against a good team, so I think we ac-complished what we wanted to accomplish tonight.”

Though a win is much more desirable than a tie, Hallis was pleased with how his team played in game one.

“I knew we were going to go up and play a good team who had a game under their belt and who had a chance to iron some things out. With a young team and with some new guys in, it was nice to see us gel. I would have liked us to create some more chances--I thought we had some good chances where we didn’t score--but I’m sat-isfied with the way the guys played.”

It was a whole different story on Saturday, as the Panthers dominated from start to finish in a 10-0 vic-tory over an undermanned Central Noble team.

Central Noble only had nine players, and therefore they couldn’t sub anyone out and get fresh legs on the field. Though Hallis believed this was a big reason for Eastbrook’s goal barrage, he was also pleased with how the offense looked against Central Noble. “We had guys moving better today,” Hal-lis said. “They [had some crisper runs] and they ironed out some of the kinks, which was nice to see.”

Hallis also liked what he saw from the defense. Though they didn’t have to do as much as they did against the Eagles, they still did a good job of keeping the ball in front of them. “They didn’t get as many challeng-es as Columbia City gave them, but they did a good job distributing,” Hallis said. “One of the things we like from the backs is being able to find the midfielders’ feet, and all my backs did a good job [of doing that.]”

Heading into next week, and with matches coming up against Oak Hill, Eastern, and Woodlan, Hallis knows

that his team will have to continue to put forth superior effort in order to have contin-ued success.

“The three teams we play next week will have some good offensive threats that will test our defense a little bit and also force us to be crisper on the offensive end,” Hallis said. “Each week brings new challenges, and playing three games in a week will be a good chance for these guys to see where they stack up fitness-wise against some good competi-tion.”

Marion Heading into the season,

there was a lot of buzz sur-rounding the Marion Giants boys soccer team. Some are saying it’s one of the best boys soccer teams in the his-tory of the school. After their season opener on Wednesday night against Fort Wayne Snider, the Giants showed everyone that the hype sur-rounding them is warranted.

Dominant play from the forwards, combined with outstanding defense and goaltending, were the key factors in the Giants 4-0 win over the Panthers.

The trio of Devante Boyd, RJ Macomber, and Jonas Reed combined for three of Marion’s four goals, as the three were locked in from the start of the contest, con-sistently creating offensive opportunities for one anoth-er. Reed scored the Giants’ first goal, while Macomber finished with two.

“Our thing is to play for each other,” Coach Jorge Berry said after the win. “This is my 12th year, and those [goals in the first half] are the three finest goals we have scored in one game. There wasn’t a lot of drib-bling. It was very simple play, and guys believing and moving for each other--and we got good results.

“With those three up front, if they continue to play the way they did this evening--unselfishly--we will score four-plus goals each game.”

While the Giants’ offense moved like a well-oiled machine, senior goalkeeper Caleb Oliver held it down on the back end. Though he wasn’t tested much, he made big saves when it mattered.

Berry was pleased with Oliver’s performance.

“He didn’t have to sweat a lot [tonight,] but he did come up big in the first half,” Berry said. “He’s matured. He was a little giddy last year. His shoulders weren’t broad enough to carry all of that pressure. Now, he’s tak-ing the pressure and using it to his advantage. He’s really worked hard.”

Though the season has just begun, Berry couldn’t be more pleased with how it has started. “This is a team--I don’t want to see they are the best team I’ve ever had be-cause we have a lot of work ahead of us--but for an open-ing night game, they were incredible.”

Marion ended the first week of the season with a 0-0 tie to Fort Wayne Con-cordia on Saturday and a 2-0

win over the Columbia City Eagles on Monday.

MississinewaFor all intents and purpos-

es, the Mississinewa Indians boys soccer team played a great game on Tuesday night against the Peru Bengal Ti-gers. They bested Peru in all facets of the game except for the one that really mattered, the final score.

After a hard-fought battle, the Indians were defeated by the Bengal Tigers 2-1 to be-gin their season 0-1.

“We won every category on that stat sheet--except [in goals scored,]” Forshey said after the tough loss. “We got 27 shots off--15 of those be-ing on goal. We only had 13 [shots] on goal against us, and we had 11 saves from a new starting goalie, which [I] can’t complain about.”

The Indians were at a dis-advantage from the start. Many players were forced to play new positions due to the ankle injury suffered by Noah Drake in the Grant County Jamboree back on August 12. “[The injury to Drake on Sunday] shuffled our starting lineup with little time to prepare, and I don’t think the guys were comfort-able with where they were,” Forshey said.

As a result of that, it took a little while for the Indians to get going. “We started off sluggish,” Forshey said. “In the first 20 minutes, we looked like we were asleep. In the last 60 minutes, we decided it was time to play soccer.”

It wasn’t all bad for the Indians, as two of their top players made their presence felt right away. Freshman striker Colin Yoder scored his first varsity goal on an assist from Sean Williams, who is arguably the best all-around player on the Indians’ roster.

However, after only scor-ing one goal in 15 shots on net against Peru, Forshey wanted his team to focus on finishing their offensive op-portunities against Wabash on Thursday night.

Unfortunately, the Indians were unable to get their of-fense going, as they were de-feated by Wabash 4-1 despite more strong performances from Yoder and Williams.

The story of the game wasn’t on any particular player or players, but rather,

it was on the two gruesome injuries suffered by Steven Nave and Thomas Steelman.

Nave suffered what was feared to be a broken wrist after being tripped up by a Wabash defender, while Steelman left the game with severe back spasms shortly after that. Combined with the ankle injury to Drake, the Indians are down three start-ers in the early going of the season.

Unfortunately, the show must go on, and heading into Saturday’s contest against Tri-Central, Forshey knew that players were going to have to take up the torch.

“We are down two start-ers,” Forshey said. “That doesn’t mean that we are down, that just means the next man has to step up. That’s sports--injuries hap-pen. They have the right mindset and the right atti-tude, and we are going to be ready to go.”

The Indians showed that they were indeed ready to go on Saturday. Despite being down three starters, the team rallied to put together anoth-er excellent performance in a 3-2 win over Tri-Central for their first win of the season.

In the absence of Nave, Steelman, and Drake, multi-ple players stepped up to get the job done and come away with the victory.

“The three goals today were by people who were playing a new position then they were the first two games,” Forshey said. “Rob-bie Smith came off the bench to fill in for Thomas and net-ted the first goal on the new turf--his first goal of his high school career--within the first five minutes. Cory Quacken-bush slid back to the mid-field and put one home. Sam Tarpein--I pulled him from defense to push him up--and he was able to put our third goal in.

“To get three goals from three different people who haven’t scored this season is another encouraging factor.”

Yoder and Williams were impressive on the offensive side of the ball once again, combining for three assists in the victory, and, for the third game in a row, Forshey was impressed with how they played.

“Most people get slower when you put a ball at their feet--[Yoder] gets faster,” Forshey said. “His touches

are great and his passes were phenomenal. Williams is one of the smartest people when it comes to soccer IQ that I know,” Forshey said. “He understands what needs to be done.”

The Indians have a tough three games next week, as they will play Huntington North, who has a storied soccer history, Fort Wayne Fusion, and Delta. With the right mindset, Forshey be-lieves that his team has a chance to be successful in all three outings.

“The biggest thing is that we need to keep our heads on our shoulders,” Forshey said. “As long we go out respect-ing and not fearing our op-ponent, [we have a chance.]”

Oak HillFor the Oak Hill Golden

Eagles last year, strong play on defense was a major key to their success. Heading into the 2017 season, head coach Jared Reel wanted that trend to continue.

In the season opener against Tipton on Tuesday night, the Golden Eagles did just that.

Oak Hill’s offense ex-ploded for six goals while stalwart defensive play on the back end kept the Tipton attack neutralized in a 6-1 victory.

“All in all, I believe our defense was the main fac-tor that helped us obtain the victory,” Reel said. “I can-not stress how much defense played a role in our win to-night. Goal scorers always lead the headlines in soccer matches, but I am very proud of how the defense and mid-field played a major role in our win.”

After a sluggish start, the Golden Eagles settled in quickly and took control. “We started the game a little slowly, but after about 15 minutes we got into the game and began to possess the ball and push the ball forward,” Reel said.

Isaiah Henry and Luke VanBibber combined for three of Oak Hill’s six goals while giving Blue Devils de-fenders fits all evening long.

“We have tremendous speed on the front line and on our wings, so it was dif-ficult for Tipton to keep up with Henry and VanBibber.”

Corn Gibson finished with a goal and an assist for the Golden Eagles, while Jaden Phillips and Brody Gibson also scored. Ethan Rolph and Brendin Dixon each finished with assists in the Golden Eagles’ five-goal victory.

Going up against a tough Huntington North team on Thursday, Reel and the Golden Eagles knew they would have a challenge on their hands.

Despite a valiant effort, particularly in the second half, the Argylls were unable to recover from two Hun-tington North first half goals in a 2-1 loss.

“Huntington North is an excellent team,” Reel said after the loss. “They pos-sessed the ball very well, which made it hard for us to get control of the ball. We chased the ball most of

the first half, which limited our scoring opportunities. The goals scored in the first half by Huntington North were not really attributed to any fault of our defense. They made some really good runs into the box, which our defense could not recover from. The second goal was a free kick just outside the penalty spot. I believe that was from our wall not being set up properly.”

The Golden Eagles came out much more aggressive after halftime and were fi-nally able to create some of-fensive opportunities.

“In the second half we were able to get some pos-session and limit their shots on our goal. We were able to score from an excellent forward run by Corn Gibson through their defense, and he was able to lay the ball off to Luke VanBibber who was able to score.”

Even in the loss, Reel was pleased with how his team played against a great pro-gram in Huntington North, considering they had an-other tough test on Saturday against Argos, who defeated them in the regional last sea-son.

After getting off to a slug-gish start, the Golden Eagles played much better in the second half and scored in the waning seconds to come away with a 2-2 tie.

“We did not play particu-larly well in the first half,” Reel said. “We had a hard time possessing the ball and passing to our team. In the second half we picked up the intensity and were able to get behind their back line but we could not finish. Corn Gibson was able to get us on the board with a phenom-enal free kick about 23 yards out. We then had a mental breakdown in the back line, and they were able to score their second goal. In the [fi-nal] minute of the game we were able to get it in their box where Isaiah Henry was able to score the tying the goal with just 4 seconds left in the game.”

Reel was particularly impressed with the play of Carson Dodson, who played phenomenal defense throughout the game.

“Dodson was our best player today,” Reel said. “He was able to win the ball back from the Argos players time and time again.”

Throughout the first week, Reel’s team has shown they will play hard from the opening kickoff to the final whistle. “Our strength so far been has our resiliency after facing adversity,” Reel said. “The last two games we got behind but we never put our heads down and got back into both games.”

While the Golden Eagles have shown resiliency, the offense is still a work in progress and something that the team will continue to work on as the season pro-gresses.

“Our weaknesses are our touch and possession which we work on every day to get better.”

Giants kickers start season 2-0-1; Eagles go 1-1-1


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This past weekend we said “Good-bye” to Mr. Argyll.

Think of this: There are five high schools in Grant County. Not too many folks get the nick-name of their school, but in this case it was totally the right call.

Max Hurt—who, accord-ing to doctors shouldn’t have lived to see his 10th birthday—outlived those predictions by nearly a half century. When he passed this past week he was one of the longest-living kidney transplant patients in the state of Indiana.

Bedridden most of his life. Are you kidding me? Max was one of the most active sports figures in Grant County: Calling the public address announce-ments for Argyll baseball here, giving reports on Madison-Grant on the fifth quarter there, and attending even the World Series to see his Cubs win last fall.

Max has served as my eyes and ears when it comes to Madison-Grant sports for more than three decades.

One of his friends asked me at his viewing Saturday who would I get to replace him?

“No one,” I said. No one can replace Max Hurt.

Although he was ailing

inside for most of his life, Max never let you know. Never once. Let me say that again: Never once did I hear Max Hurt complain about the hand he was dealt, health-wise.

If all of us could have his constant “good vibes,” this would be a much better place in live in.

I have been to many funeral viewings in Grant County the past 47 years, but I have never seen as many people who turned out this past weekend to say goodbye to Max.

They tell me only James Dean himself may have outdone Max, crowd-wise. Makes sense. Max’s middle name was Dean, named af-

ter the late, great Fairmount superstar.

Now we say goodbye to another Fairmount super-star: Max Hurt.

Max Daddy, rest in peace.

We will never see anyone like you again.

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