I QUAD-CITY TIMES July 15, 2007 QU AREA www.qctimes.com A MATTER OF RECORD Births Trinity Medical Center, Moline Rice, Tia-Farrah, Rock Island, twin girls, 9. DeLaRosa, Shannon and John, Moline, girl, July Doss, Dana, and Kennedy, Ryan, Aledo, girl, July 10. Duncan, Shawna, Moline, boy, July 11. Flores, Cynthia, and Marceleno, Santiago, Moline, girl, July 11. Fire Calls BETTENDORF Saturday 4:40 p.m., 37521 Thunder Ridge Road, fire alarm.
EMS: 6. DAVENPORT Friday 1:25 a.m., 643 E. 59th smoke detector. 3:10 p.m., 1720 W. Kimberly Road, motor vehicle accident.
4:43 p.m., E. Locust St. at Pershing Avenue, motor vehicle accident. 7:31 p.m., 4th and Division streets, motor vehicle accident. 'EMS.
34. EAST MOLINE Saturday EMS: 9. MOLINE Friday 9:27 a.m., 534 30th assist. 2:03 p.m., 3815 15th St. investigate.
4:47 p.m., 635 10th investigate. 6 p.m., 1200 block of 10th motor vehicle accident. 7:41 p.m., 9th Street and 4th Avenue, motor vehicle accident. 10:19 p.m., 2030 18th St. investigate.
Saturday 1:41 a.m., 4611 12th investigate. EMS: 13. ROCK ISLAND Friday 2:24 p.m., 2119 24th investigate. 8 p.m., 832 38th investigate. 10:53 p.m., 822 24th investigate.
11:05 p.m., 3031 5th fire alarm. EMS: 11. Marriage licenses ROCK ISLAND COUNTY Scott Lee Mabeus and Nicole Lee Threlkeld, Colona, Ill. Gary Gene Skiles and Leslie Diane Dochterman, Moline. Andrew John Pearce and Jill Marie Diaz, Moline.
Michael Gordon Stephenson, Rock Island, and Janice Lynn DaileyBerg, Moline. Mikel Anton Bezdek and Sarah Louise Wiley, West Des Moines, Iowa. Christopher Michael Kilcoin and Lori Ann Pobanz, Rock Island. SCOTT COUNTY Joseph Paul Henzen and Mary Kathleen Runge, Davenport. Justin Michael Hovey and Jennifer Christina Fisher, Davenport.
George Francis Kieler and Hanna Marie Anderson, East Moline. Christopher John Kingma and Kelly Lee Witt, Coralville, lowa. Joshua Robert Lacey, Eldridge, Iowa, and Jamie Danae Olsen, Davenport. Marriage dissolutions ROCK ISLAND Sherri Rubingh, address not listed, and Albert D. Rubingh, address not listed, June 29.
Kokou Tognide Tossou, address not listed, and Abla Kafui Negue, address not listed, June 28. Tammy R. Riley, address not listed, and Russell L. Riley, address not listed, June 28. Mariya Syrota, address not listed, and Brian Bristol, address not listed, June 27.
Joshua DeCrane, Rock Island, and Megan DeCrane, Rock Island, June 26. SCOTT COUNTY Melsissa C. Winters, Eldridge, lowa, and Samuel D. Rico, Bettendorf, June 28. Cindthia A.
Behal, Bettendorf, and Thomas C. Behal, Bettendorf, June 25. Real estate deeds ROCK ISLAND COUNTY Steven H. Stutzel and R. Denise Stutzel, to Kevin and Theresa D.
Rothenbush, 5117 69th Milan, $123,000. Philip M. DeCoster, and to Eric and Molly Page, 940 36th Moline, $225,000. Lonnie M. Portner and Jodi L.
Portner, to Larry G. and Marianne E. Van Vooren, 1104 E. 7th Coal Valley, $206,000. Alex J.
and Erin M. Stuedemann, to Pamela J. Sedwick, 3016 3rd Moline, $118,000. Christopher D. and Erika E.
Thomas, to Mary E. Hanson, 1548 26th Rock Island, $108,500. P.D. Development LLC, to Wayne D. and Leah D.
Wagner, 2899 Villa Bettendorf, $284,500. Douglas A. and Kathleen E. Patch, to Gary R. and Mary K.
Koski, 413 S. 8th Eldridge, $254,000. James E. and Dawn J. Pfeiffer, to Zimmerer Custom Homes RLLP, Lot 1 Woodland Heights 2nd Addition, LeClaire, $115,000.
Prudential Relocation to Corey and Christina Foltz, 2077 Ashford Bettendorf, $300,000. Chad A. and Kristen R. Remmert, to Steven V. and Debra A.
Meyer, 513 S. 7th Eldridge, $190,000. Building permits BETTENDORF The Bettendorf 2720 Devils Glen commercial, Build To Suit, $443,797. CLINTON Eastern lowa Propane, 4540 Lin- colnway, pumps, canopy $45,000. DAVENPORT Kremer Construction 1916 E.
58th Kremer Construction $185,000. ROCK ISLAND Augustana College, 639 38th extension of press box at Erickson Field, Estes $52,990. SCOTT COUNTY Garages, 349 Lynnea Eldridge, single-family dwelling, Garages, $93,171. Bankruptcies ILLINOIS Ryan D. and Lisa L.
Sumner, fka Lisa L. Larrison, 3161 75th New Windsor, Chapter filed June 23. Joshua R. Moore, 2002 Logan St. Apt.
C12, Muscatine, Chapter 7, filed June 23. Jeraldine M. Aegerter, 116 W. 13th Coal Valley, Chapter 7, filed June 23. Mark C.
Cutler, 3805 E. 590th Alpha, Chapter 7, filed June 25. Richard M. and Stella A. Weed, 152 5th Silvis, Chapter 7, filed June 26.
Cheryl D. Turner 926 4th Ave. Apt. 1, Moline, Chapter 13, Filed June 26. Teresa Hill, 18415 Barstow Rd.
Lot 53, Barstow, Chapter 7, filed June 27. IOWA Norma J. Raymond, 3214 Johnson Davenport, Chapter 7, filed June 26. Michael E. and Debby J.
Gardner, Cedar Heights Camanche, Chapter 7, filed June 27. Beverly A. McCaughey, 2515 W. Lombard Davenport, Chapter 7, filed June 28. Earl F.
Workman, 401 Bartlett, Muscatine, Chapter 7, filed June 28. Shane M. Wright, 1178 320th Moscow, Chapter 7, filed June 28. Sharilyn K. O'Boyle, fka Sharilyn K.
Gillgrass, 711 N. 1st St. Apt. F105, Eldridge, Chapter 7, filed June 29. Liens ILLINOIS Kimberly S.
Bonja, 804 21st Rock Island, Department of the Treasury, $6,027.35. Beneta S. Fraser, 111 4th St. Milan, Department of the Treasury, $824.86. Theresa! L.
Jones, 959 25th Rock Island, Department of the Treasury, $210,893.26. IOWA Wayne Hildebrant 1212 W. Lombard Davenport, Department of the Treasury, $102,418.08. Glenn L. Houghton, P.O.
Box 126, Blue Grass, Department of the Treasury, $1,125.30. JJB Transporation 6502 Wilkes A Davenport, Department of the Treasury, $150,172.68. Loss Prevention and Investigate Specialists 2934 Devils Glen Rd. PMB 140, Bettendorf, $1,409.30. Criminal dispositions ROCK ISLAND COUNTY Fredrick P.
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1, 2006. Sentenced June 4, $150 restitution, 12- month conditional discharge, costs. SCOTT COUNTY Anthony Giamba, 40, West Liberty, lowa, guilty, operating a vehicle without owner's consent. Arrested March 12 in Davenport. Sentenced May 25, 240-day jail sentence with all but 65 days suspended, $625 fine, $105 victim restitution, costs, surcharge, 1-year probation.
Carl A. Hansen, 42, Oshkosh, guilty, failure to affix a tax stamp. Arrested Nov. 3, 2006, in Davenport. Sentenced June 1, 5-year suspended jail sentence, $750 fine, costs, surcharge, 2 years probation.
Ben A. Hintermeister, 25, 2338 McKinley Davenport, guilty, 1stdegree theft. Arrested Sept. 6, 2006, in Davenport. Sentenced May 31, 10-year suspended jail sentence, $68 victim restitution, costs, surcharge, 3 years probation.
Drunken driving ROCK ISLAND COUNTY Rocky R. Vance, 23, Davenport, guilty, driving under the influence. Arrested Feb. 20. Sentenced May 30, $595 fine, 12-month conditional discharge, alcohol treatment.
Todd H. Willhite, 26, Moline, judgment withheld on driving under the influence. Arrested April 12. Sentenced May 17, $395 fine, 12-month supervision, alcohol treatment. Daniel J.
Woolley, 30, Silvis, guilty, driving under the influence. Arrested April 27. Sentenced May 21, $745 fine, 12-month conditional discharge, alcohol treatment. SCOTT COUNTY Angela Doran-Osburn, 36, East Moline, guilty, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (2nd offense), child endangerment. Arrested April 10 in Bettendorf.
Sentenced June 5, 240-day jail sentence with all but 7 days suspended on operating while intoxicated charge, 240-day suspended jail sentence on child endangerment charge, $2,500 fine, costs, surcharge, DARE surcharge, court costs, correctional fees, substance abuse evaluation, 1-year probation. Roger S. Ellis, 44, Bettendorf, guilty, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (2nd offense), driving while revoked. Arrested April 13 in Bettendorf. Sentenced May 29, 240-day jail sentence with all but 7 days suspended on operating while intoxicated charge, 120- day suspended jail sentence on driving while revoked charge, $1,875 fine, costs, surcharge, DARE surcharge, court costs, correctional fees, substance abuse evaluation, 1-year probation.
Cassandra J. Ervin, 25, Davenport, guilty, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Arrested April 5 by lowa RELIGION CALENDAR Celebrate Recovery Date: July 20 Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Edgewood Baptist Church, 2704 38th Rock Island Event: Bible-based 12-step program will help participants find victory through Jesus Christ. Healing Mass Date: July 20 Time: 6 p.m.
Location: Sacred Heart Cathedral, 10th and lowa streets, Davenport Event: Healing Mass will be held. Sacrament of Reconciliation (3 priests) starting at 6 p.m. Praise Music begins at 6:40 p.m. Mass starts at 7:10 p.m. Music provided by 'Place of Springs Ministry' Reformers Unanimous Date: July 20 Time: 7 p.m.
9 p.m. Location: Central Baptist Church, 1901 12th Moline Event: A faith based addiction program. Contact: 309-762-0650 Corn Fest Date: July 21 Time: 11 a.m. 2 p.m. Location: First Lutheran Church, 1230 5th Moline Event: There will be corn-on-thecob, hot dogs, taco-in-a-bag and desserts for sale.
The fundraiser benefits the Black Hawk College English as a Second Language Child Care Ministry at the church. For more information, call the church at 309-764- 3517. Community Outreach Date: July 21 Time: 12:30 p.m. Location: First United Methodist Church, 1820 5th Rock Island Event: Free lunch. Contact: Deb, 309-788-9384 State Police.
Sentenced May 30, 120- day jail sentence with all but 2 days suspended, $625 fine, costs, surcharge, DARE surcharge, court costs, correctional fees, substance abuse evaluation, 1-year probation. Look for Matter of Record every day at qctimes.com/news/local. Davenport Aglow, Full Gospel dinner, meeting Date: July 21 Time: 6 p.m. Location: Clarion Hotel, 5202 Brady Davenport Event: John and Meleana Harke will speak at the Davenport Aglow and Full I Gospel Businessman's Fellowship dinner and meeting. Dinner at 6 p.m., meeting at 7 p.m.
Cost for dinner is $9. Reservations are due by July 14. E-mail or 563-391-1564. Asbur Youth Ministries Date: July 22 Time: 5:45 p.m. Location: Community of Joy, 1330 Spruce Hills Drive, Bettendorf Event: Asbur Youth Ministries of Asbury United Methodist Church, Bettendorf, is sponsoring Revolution, an evening of food, friends and fun.
River Cities Singles Date: July 22 Time: 6:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Location: CASI, 1035 W. Kimberly Road, Davenport Event: Weekly dances. Contact: 309-283-2880 Verse by Verse Bible Study Date: July 22 Time: 10:30 a.m.
Location: Calvary Chapel QuadCities, 823 20th Rock Island Contact: info org, 309-786-8473 Friends-Christian Singles Group Date: July 23 Time: 7 p.m. Location: Fellowship Hall, First United Methodist Church, 302 N. State Geneseo, Ill. Event: Group meets for Bible study, small group discussions and fellowship. All single, divorced, and widowed adults welcome.
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