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Court News Circuit Court

The following petitions have been filed in Fulton Circuit Court, Judge Arthur Christopher Lee presiding: Foreclosure

First Federal Savings Bank v. Amanda DeSonia, Rochester, and Daniel DeSonia II, Rochester, $32,782.71.

Superior Court

The following petitions have been filed in Fulton Superior Court, Judge Gregory L. Heller presiding: Complaints

Teachers Credit Union v. Cassie L. Musselman, Rochester, and Marvin L. Shortz, Rochester, $6,536.55.

Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC v. Julia Losch, Rochester, $1,127.34.

American Express National Bank v. Brandon Parker, Rochester, $10,468.68.

Citibank NA v. Bryce Velez, Rochester, $7,432.52.

CKS Prime Investments LLC v. Jonathan Steinert, Rochester, $1,138.35.

Traffic Violations

The following fines and levies were assessed in Fulton County courts: Speeding — Lana S. Fearnow, Wabash, $150.50; Julie Dingillo, Winamac, $150.50; Julie A. Blakeslee, South Bend, $150.50; Sandra J. Johnson, St. Louis, $171; Fabrice Kanyamfura, Grand Rapids, Mich., $171. Driving while suspended — Alia N. Ertimi, Fishers, $160.50.

Marriage Licenses

The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of the Fulton County clerk: Franklin-Gordon Damion Cole Franklin, 28, Rochester, and Bernadine Gordon, 60, Rochester.

Mitchell-Blocher

Johnathan Tyler Mitchell, 24, Kewanna, and Samantha Marie Blocher, 22, Kewanna.

Zimmerman-Brubacker

Ian Kilmer Zimmerman, 20, Claypool, and Susan Hoover Brubacker, 22, Rochester.

Woods-Chumley

Damon D. Woods, 21, Rochester, and Whitney L. Chumley, 20, Rochester.

Marriage Dissolutions

The following couples have filed for marriage dissolutions in Fulton County courts: Easterday — Robert L. Easterday, Rochester, and Ruth A. Easterday, Middlebury. With children. Frounfelter — Ashley Frounfelter, no address given, and William Frounfelter, no address given. With children.

students who have really distinguished themselves in academics throughout their time at Grace,” said Dr. Lauren Rich, Alpha Chi faculty sponsor and chair of the department of humanities. “Membership in Alpha Chi is an honor signifying students’ hard work, dedication to learning and strong character.” how much interest is shown. Anyone who might be interested in attending the viewings and discussions is asked to contact Jay Wilson at (574) 933-2421.

At this year’s induction ceremony, Grace College President Dr. Drew Flamm gave the benediction. Following his speech, he was surprised by the bestowal of an honorary Alpha Chi membership.

Grace College Provost Dr. Kevin Roberts gave the keynote address after inductees were introduced by a faculty member from their major and presented with a certificate and pin.

The Grace College Alpha Chi chapter is sponsored by the Office of Faith, Learning & Scholarship.