Marriages
Matthew R. Acord and Katie E.
Freand, both of Brighton.
Bruce E. Silkwood and Natalie B.
Sheary, both of Bunker Hill.
Sean S. Boente and Katherine E.
Crane, both of Carlinville.
Travis J. Jackson, Wilsonville, and
Michaela B. Woodson, Benld.
Divorces filed
Edward N. Muller, Carlinville, and
Toni L. Muller, Springfield.
Divorces granted
Raquel Seifert-Donaldson, Carlinville, and Jeremy D. Davidson,
Shiloh.
Lawsuits
Brandon Rull, doing business as
Rull Properties LLC, filed a complaint in forcible entry July 25 against
Chris Brown. The plaintiff is seeking
the possession of property in Bunker
Hill, past due rent of $1,100 and the
costs of the suit.
Ruth E. Loveless filed a complaint
in forcible entry and detainer July 25
against Brandyn Hunter. The plaintiff
is seeking the possession of property
in Benld, past due rent of $1,045 and
the costs of the suit.
Diann Washburn filed a complaint
in forcible entry and detainer July
30 against Whitney C. Dealey. The
plaintiff is seeking the possession of
property in Gillespie, past due rent of
$880 plus damages and costs.
Beth Allison, Lester Allison Trust,
filed a complaint in forcible entry
and detainer July 25 against Larry
M. Magelitz and Joanna L. Magelitz.
The plaintiff is seeking a judgment in
its favor, granting an injunctive relief
and ordering the defendant to remove
the artificial land barriers lying on
the property line between the plaintiff and defendants, and the court enter a judgment against the defendants
and for such other relief as the court
deems just and equitable.
American Builders and Contractors Supply Company Inc. filed a
complaint against Adam Muir, doing
business as Dynamic Roofing and
Construction. The plaintiff is seeking the payment of $62,343.65 plus
$8,910.41 in interest.
Felonies
Chelsea A. Mueller, 22, of Carlinville has been charged with aggravated battery in connection with
a June 27 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly kicked
an officer with the Carlinville Police
Department in the leg.
William H. White, 47, of Columbia, Mo. has been charged with failure to register as a sex offender in
connection with a July 29 incident in
which the defendant failed to register with the chief of police of Staunton within three days of establishing
residency.
Michael L. Stainback, 20, of
Royal Lakes has been charged with
burglary in connection with a June 3
incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly entered a building
in the 200 block of Julian Avenue in
Royal Lakes.
Ronald S. Bick, 52, of Godfrey
has been charged with driving while
license revoked in connection with
a July 7 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly drove
a 1993 Chevrolet on Beaver Dam
Lane.
Samantha J. Higgins, 29, of Girard
has been charged with methamphetamine possession in connection with
a July 22 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly possessed
less than five grams of methamphetamine.
William J. Kampswerth, 31, of
Carlinville has been charged with
unlawful possession of a stolen vehicle in connection with a July 24
incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly possessed a 2004
Ford Taurus. The defendant also was
issued a citation for driving on a revoked license at 11:32 p.m. while in
the vicinity of Macoupin and Pine
streets in Gillespie.
Darrell W. Goodwin, 58, of Carlinville has been charged with unlawful
possession of a controlled substance
in connection with an April 26 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly possessed less than
15 grams of a substance containing
morphine, a controlled substance.
Andrew E. Downs, 23, of Girard
has been charged with aggravated
battery in connection with a July 26
incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly grabbed an individual and held them with their arms
while at the Girard village square.
Misdemeanors
Samantha J. Higgins, 29, of Girard has been charged with theft in
connection with a July 15 incident in
which the defendant allegedly knowingly took less than $500 in cash.
Jeremy L. Cashen, 47, of Nilwood
has been charged with domestic battery and resisting a peace officer in
connection with a July 27 incident
in which the defendant allegedly
knowingly caused bodily harm in
that he struck an individual in the
face, knocking two teeth out and
also resisting the performance of a
Macoupin County Sheriff’s Department deputy in that he refused verbal
commands and pulled away from the
deputy’s grasp.
Michael S. Stainback, 20, of Royal
Lakes has been charged with attempted theft in connection with a
July 8 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly attempted
to obtain control over stolen property, a Whirlpool window unit air conditioner, valued at less than $500.
Neil M. Lawless, 17, of Mt. Olive
has been charged with unlawful consumption of alcohol by a minor in
connection with a July 26 incident in
which the defendant allegedly knowingly consumed alcohol while in the
vicinity of Old Route 66 northbound
at St. John Road at approximately
11:30 a.m.
Michael R. Johnson, 19, of Livingston has been charged with unlawful consumption of alcohol in
connection with a July 28 incident
in which the defendant allegedly
knowingly consumed alcohol at approximately 10:17 p.m. while in the
vicinity of Walnut and Montgomery
streets in Gillespie. The defendant
also was issued a citation for pedestrian under the influence.
Eric Stainback, 43, of Royal Lakes
has been charged with theft in connection with a June 23 incident in
which the defendant allegedly knowingly took brass valued at less than
$500.
Hernando C. Walker, 41, of Royal
Lakes has been charged with theft in
connection with a June 23 incident in
which the defendant allegedly knowingly took brass valued at less than
$500.
James T. Bertagnolli, 23, of
Gillespie has been charged with
unlawful possession of cannabis in
connection with a July 4 incident in
which the defendant allegedly knowingly had not more than 2.5 grams of
a substance containing cannabis, a
controlled substance.
DUIs
Ryan M. Barr, 21, of Jacksonville
has been charged with driving under the influence in connection with
a July 25 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly drove
a 2005 silver Chevrolet northbound
on I-55 in the vicinity of milemarker
45 in Cahokia Township at approximately 10:33 p.m.
The defendant also was issued citations for improper traffic lane usage,
improper turn signal, following too
closely, driving on a suspended license and speeding 15-20 mph above
the posted speed limit as he was
clocked traveling 88 in a 70 mph.
Larry G. Wilkins, 53, of Girard has
been charged with driving under the
influence in connection with a July
25 incident in which the defendant
allegedly knowingly drove a 1993
blue GMC in the vicinity of North
and Harrison streets in Girard at approximately 9 p.m.
Kyle E. Kuhnline, 30, of Greenfield
has been charged with two counts of
driving under the influence in connection with a July 26 incident in which
the defendant allegedly knowingly
drove a 2009 white Pontiac G-5 in the
vicinity of North Main and Virginia
streets at approximately 3:41 a.m.
The defendant also was issued a citation for improper traffic lane usage.
Kevin E. Mateer, 44, of Plainview
has been charged with driving under the influence in connection with
a July 30 incident in which the defendant allegedly knowingly drove
a 1993 white Ford in the vicinity of
Route 111 and White Cattle Road at
approximately 12:35 a.m. The defendant also was issued citations for
operating an uninsured motor vehicle
and improper lighting with just one
operable headlight.
crimes &
accidents
Accidents
Lacey M. Crays, 34, of Carlinville
and Marvin S. Brown, 41, of Roxana
were involved in a two-vehicle accident July 16 at the intersection
of South Franklin and East Warren
streets in Bunker Hill at approximately 7:41 p.m. Brown, driving a 2006
Ford Crown Victoria, was stopped at
the stop sign posted at the intersection. Crays, driving a 2000 Dodge
Dakota, approached Brown’s vehicle
from behind. Crays struck Brown,
causing minor damage to both vehicles. Brown claims she was blinded
by the sun. No injuries were report-
LARGE PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9TH – 10AM
MILLBROOK TOWNSHIP CENTER - LAURA, IL
OLD & ORIGINAL JOHN DEERE AND MORE FARM
TOYS * FARM COLLECTIBLES * DOLLS INLCUDING
SHIRLEY TEMPLE, DISNEY & NOTRE DAME DOLLS
* CHILDRENS TOYS & COLLECTIBLES * ANTIQUES
* OLD ADVERTISING ITEMS * SO MUCH MORE!
– CLIP AND SAVE –
Real Estate & Personal Property Auction
608 W. Jefferson, Girard, IL
Saturday, August 9, 2014 at 10:00a.m.
Real Estate: Nice three bedroom home: bedrooms all have large
closets; kitchen area with laundry closet; living room with fireplace;
family room w/sliding glass doors to patio; hard plaster ceilings
and walls; attached garage; fenced in backyard; red wood siding.
Nice quiet neighborhood. Personal property listing can be seen at
yourauctionpage.com/keltner. Call Bonnie for viewing, 217-415-3596.
Seller: Elizabeth Nagel
Mike and Bonnie Keltner Auctioneers
Phone 217-854-5423 or 217-415-3596
4400000143 & 4400000144
ed, and no citations were issued. The
Dakota sustained front-end damage
while the Crown Victoria sustained
rear-end damage. Both vehicles were
driven from the scene.
Raymond L. McPheeters, 18, of
Staunton was involved in a singlevehicle accident July 17 on StauntonBunker Hill Road an estimated tenthmile east of Prairietown Road in
Staunton Township at approximately
5:25 p.m. McPheeters, eastbound in
a 2001 Chevrolet S-10, struck a deer
in the roadway. No injuries were reported, and no citations were issued.
The vehicle sustained minor damage
and was driven from the scene.
Katelyn S. Shaw, 17, of Bunker
Hill was involved in a single-vehicle
accident July 18 at the intersection
of Fosterburg and Schmidt roads in
Brighton Township at approximately
8:06 p.m. Shaw, northbound in a
2008 Ford Fusion, reported a deer
entered the roadway. She was unable to avoid the animal and struck
it, causing minor damage to the Fusion. No injuries were reported, and
no citations were issued. The vehicle
was driven from the scene.
Blake V. Demuzio, 23, of Plainview and Eric T. Henrichs, 44, of
Dorchester were involved in a twovehicle accident at the intersection
of Stagecoach and Shipman roads
in Brushy Mound Township at approximately 10 a.m. Henrichs, driving a 2005 Ford Focus, was stationary, waiting to turn right (north) onto
Shipman Road. Demuzio, following
Henrichs in a 2008 Dodge 2500,
thought the Focus had turned and ran
into the rear of Henrichs’ vehicle. No
injuries were reported, and no citations were issued. The Dodge sustained front-end damage while the
Ford sustained rear damage. Both
vehicles were driven from the scene.
LARGE 2 ESTATE AUCTION
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 2014, 9 A.M.
LOCATED AT THE MACOUPIN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS,
RTE. 4 NORTH, CARLINVILLE, IL.
FROM CARL MALY ESTATE:
VINTAGE BILLIARD TABLE, Cues, balls, etc. and Craps table,
circa 20”s? (from “Johnny’s Tavern” on Carlinville square)
COLLECTIBLE TOYS: Buddy L U.S. Mail truck; Structo toys – dozer, ‘Pines Resort” truck; vintage Tonka toys – road grader, truck w/car
hauler, red and blue dump truck; Hubley kiddee toy Ferguson tractor; Mo-Del fire ladder truck; Ny-Lint dump truck; JD 6620 combine w/
corn head and platform; Ford TW-25 cab tractor; few farm implements;
Land Craft model boat w/box; rocket bank; etc.
ANTIQUE & MODERN FURNITURE: Early dental chair and swing
light; upright grand piano (v-nice); gate legged table; oak drop leaf
table; walnut hexagon table; round oak dining table w/5 leaves and 6
chairs; walnut parlor table; rope bottom bar stools; antique floor lamps;
treadle sewing machine cabinet; brass table lamps; oak dresser; cedar chest; D.U. boot box; walnut rocker; walnut framed hall mirror; (4)
bar stools w/backs; vinyl top bar stools; bentwood parlor chairs; walnut
Windsor chairs; wicker bench; GE upright deep freeze (like new); etc.
WILDLIFE PRINTS (some framed): “Mallard in Flooded Forest”
– Lee LaBlanc; old man w/geese “I got these SOB’S – game warden
w/old man “We got this SOB”; 1984 D.U. stamp print – John Ruthner;
“Out of the Mist” – John Eberhardt; “Catch the Wind” – 1985, James
Meger; 1981 D.U. sponsor print – Jim Trandel; 1982 D.U. sponsor
print – A. Sinden; “A Perfect Day” – A. Lassell Rieley; “River Refuge
Pintails” – Hardie; “Unscheduled Arrival” – Hardie; 1989 Missouri D.U.
stamp print – Dickson; “After the Season” WTU sponsor 02’-03’; “Remember When” – Eberhardt; etc. MOST PRINTS ARE NUMBERED.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Vintage duck and goose decoys;
Aladdin lamps; iron wall lamp holders; vintage coffee pots; vintage
fishing tackle – boxes, fly boxes, reels, lures, minnow pale, rods, flies,
tin lure box, etc.; card shuffler; (2) mantle clocks – Hammond and Seth
Thomas; few primitives; Winchester paper shell crate – full vintage
blue rival; kraut cutter; vintage Coleman lanterns; leather razor strap;
hand crank corn sheller; galvanized pales & tubs; chess sets; etc.
MOWER, TOOLS, ETC: Cub Cadet 128 riding mower; lots of tools
– wrenches, sockets, screw drivers, hardware, etc.; lots of garden and
lawn tools; lawn cart; weed eater; etc.
FROM HELEN KELSEY HUGHES LIVING ESTATE:
– CLIP AND SAVE –
– CLIP AND SAVE –
Estate Auction
Real Estate & Personal Property
254 Melody Lane, Virden, IL
Saturday, August 16, 2014 at 10:00a.m.
Real Estate: three bedroom split level home with attached three car garage;
two baths; family room; front room; open kitchen and dining room; work
shop; central air; office and lots of storage. Central air and gas heat. Home
sits on beautiful corner lot with mature trees and a very large back yard. This
is a very nice house. Must see to appreciate. Call Bonnie for viewing, 217415-3596. View complete listing @ yourauctionpage.com/keltner
Estate of Thomas & Frances Smith
Mike and Bonnie Keltner Auctioneers
Phone 217-854-5423 or 217-415-3596
4400000143 & 4400000144
– CLIP AND SAVE –
CAR: 2005 Cadillac DeVille – white, 4 door, loaded clean, 126K
one owner miles
ANTIQUE & MODERN FURNITURE: Quality, clean furniture – ornate dressing screen; large hardwood lighted china hutch (v-nice);
wicker trunk; narrow bookcase; imported ornate oriental hutch; hall
tables; pine and maple tables; drum table; Baldwin aerosonic piano
w/bench; bamboo framed glass top table; small roll top desk; jewelry
armoire; oval dining table; Broyhill hall table and coffee table; marble
top half-moon table; dressing mirror; ranch oak hall table and coffee
tables; big screen television (console type); burled cabinet w/marble
inlay; lamp table; etc.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Syracuse china; ornate area rugs;
some costume jewelry; Roseville pottery; silverware; antique metal fan;
oriental collectibles; leaded glass lamp; fur coats, shawls; few brass
items; RR lantern; candelabras; antique Singer sewing machine; vision enhancement machine; decorative lamps; collectible glassware;
lots of quality household items; etc.
MIKE CRABTREE – Auctioneer
217-473-2507
Terms: Cash or check with valid id. All announcements mad auction day take
precedence over all prior written or verbal matter. Auctioneer and sellers are not responsible for accidents, theft, vandalism, errors, omissions or misrepresentations.
Lunch will be served by Poor Man’s Feed
– CLIP AND SAVE –
TWO-DAY ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION - COWDEN, IL
Saturday, August 9 - 10 a.m. & Sunday, August 10 - 12 p.m.
4 GENERATION AUCTION DATING BACK TO THE 1860’S!
DAY 1- 1000 ARROW HEADS & AXES,
PAINTINGS/BOOKS, ANTIQUE GLASSWARE
DAY 2- CIVIL WAR & POLITICAL ITEMS,
COUNTRY KITCHEN ANTIQUES, VICTORIAN FURNITURE,
BARN & PRIMITIVE ITEMS
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Carlinville Area Hospital
recognizes Jose K. Villegas,
M.D. for his 40 years of
service and dedication to
Carlinville and surrounding
communities.
Best wishes and good luck in
your future endeavors.
All proceeds
to benefit
Carlinville
Food Pantry!
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Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat
Thursday, AUGUST 7, 2014