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The Marmaton Valley High FCCLA program raised donations for Hope Unlimited through its Project Care project. The group collected cash donations, tissues, paper towels and snack foods for five days, and those who donated for all five days at the school qualified to participate in a dodgeball tournament. Group members are, from left, Peyton Wilson, Gage Adams, Lauren Korte, Cody Wilson and Tapanga Turner. Some sort of fundraising is required for Peyton Wilson, who is a state officer with FCCLA. Minimum requirements are 250 items, $50 and 10 hours community service — which they will complete today at the Hope Unlimited wine tasting. REGISTER/STEVEN SCHWARTZ
Court report DISTRICT COURT Judge Daniel Creitz Civil cases filed:
W. Orear, Iola, no hunting license, $256. Donald J. Boureaux, Chanute, no seat belt, $10. Kelly E. Ricks III, Iola, 64/55, no seat belt, $151. Nicholas S. Landon, Lenexa, 81/65, $177. Randy L. Doty, Chanute, no seat belt, $10. Meciah A. Zemen, Lamar, Mo., overweight limits on wheels and axles, $211. Kevin M. Rush, Iola, domestic battery, six months jail suspended for 12 months probation, $618.
Faith D. Ryan vs. Kevin Smith, et al, other. Hellen Welch vs. Todd Stevenson, other. Domestic cases filed:
Valerie J. Palmer vs. Daniel Palmer, divorce. State of Kansas vs. Troy A. Gilliland, paternity. State of Kansas vs. Doniel M. Brown, other. Rhonda J. Keplar vs. Randy T. Keplar, divorce. Kimberly A. Myer vs. Michael D. Myer, divorce.
Diversions filed:
Dalton R. Karr, Iola, domestic battery, $433. Bailee M. Stuber, Iola, purchase/consumption of liquor by a minor, $383. Margaret P. Beach, Iola, disorderly conduct, 21 days jail suspended for six months probation, $458. Arie Nading, Iola, 78/65, $240. Gregory L. Carlson, Moran, driving without a license, $297. Douglas W. Larue, Chanute, driving under the influence (second conviction), six months jail suspended for 12 months probation, five days jail, $1,851. Sherry A. Jones, Iola, violation of child passenger safety laws, $237. Kellie L. Jones, Iola, violation of license restrictions, $277. James J. Coffield, Iola, 58/45, $222. Bethany L. Gregory, Chanute, 65/55, $141. Orbin Ortiz, Tulsa, Okla., driving without a license, 75/65, $261. Rolando A. Estrada, Overland Park, driv-
Marriage licenses filed:
Michael S. Odell and Jayla R. Lamons. Kenneth Thron and Jolonda Johnson.
MAGISTRATE COURT Judge Thomas Saxton Convicted as follows with fines assessed:
Anita L.K. Roult, Bonner Springs, 75/65, $141. Christopher G. Prosser, Broken Arrow, Okla., 116/65, $606. Shawn E. Whitehead, Gardner, 75/65, $141. Michael S. Wilson, Hotchkiss, Colo., 79/65, $165. Donna J. Goodner, Iola, possession of drug paraphernalia, acquiring unlawful proceeds from a drug transaction, violation of controlled substance laws via a communications device, hearing set for March 10. Tyler Q. Murrow, Iola, theft, hearing set for March 24. Tyler Q. Murrow, Iola, possession of opiates, hearing set for March 24. Donald
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ing with a suspended license, $446. Criminal cases filed:
Sabrina K. Greer, Iola, distribution of hallucinogenic drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia (two counts), aggravated endangerment of a child, possession of hallucinogenic drugs. Ray A. Russell, Loveland, Colo., possession of illegal substances, possession of drug paraphernalia, aggravated indecent liberties with a child (four counts). Contract cases filed:
LVNV Funding LLC vs. Annemarie Kidwell, debt collection. Allen County Hospital vs. Melissa D. Cox, debt collection. Allen County Hospital Emergency Physicians vs. Jimmie G. Streeter, debt collection. Allen County Hospital vs. Jimmie G. Streeter, debt collection. Allen County Hospital vs. Barbara S. Wilson, debt collection. Small claims filed:
Diebolt Lumber & Supply vs. Randy Lafferty. Diebolt Lumber & Supply vs. Joshua Marlow. IOLA MUNICIPAL COURT Judge Thomas Saxton Convicted as follows
with fines assessed:
Shiann A. Barnes, Gas, no driver’s license, $180. Zeffery T. Doolittle, Bronson, theft, $336.84. Alicia A. Ellis-Trester, Iola, driving with a suspended license, $380. Brian J. Gregory, Moran, driving with a suspended license, $380. Brian J. Gregory, Moran, no driver’s license, $180. Scout M. Henry, Iola, 45/35, $140. Joshua A. Jones, Iola, requirements for keeping pit bulls, animal cruelty, animal registration, $1,007.59. Jozi L. Ljunggren, LaHarpe, 45/35, $140. Leonel D. Martinez, Iola, 41/30, $146. Kandra R. McCullough, Iola, disorderly conduct, probation ordered, $180. Shannon L. Morris, Butler, Mo., 35/25, $140. Orval D. Murry, LaHarpe, no driver’s license, no liability insurance, illegal tag, failure to signal, $770. Nathaniel L. Rigmaiden, St. Louis, Mo., no seat belt, $10. Hazel D. Shimp, Iola, disorderly conduct, $380. Joseph M. Smith, Wichita, 40/25, $251. Derrick A. Weir, Iola, failure to yield at a stop sign, $180. Reah A. Westerman, Iola, pedestrian under the influence of alcohol or drugs, $300.
The family of Geraldine Kipp sends thanks to Dr. Lohman, Dr. Spears and Dr. Porter, Allen County Regional Hospital staff and emergency department nurses and staff, Allen County Sheriff’s Department and Allen County EMS for the care you provided at the time of her accident on Jan. 31. We appreciate all that you did that day.
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