A former teacher is suing Shell Oil in Roxana over claims of pollution.

Gerald Maberry filed a lawsuit on Sept. 15 in the Madison County Circuit Court against Shell Oil Co.; Equilon Enterprises LLC, doing business as Shell Oil Products; Conoco Phillips Co.; WRB Partner LLC; Cenovus GPCO LLC; and BP Products North America Inc. for neglect and willful and wanton unlawful conduct.

According to the complaint, Maberry worked in Roxana as a teacher and claims that the defendants' refineries failed to contain certain harmful hydrocarbons, such as benzene, safely and properly. As a result, the pollutants allegedly dispersed onto the plaintiff's work site, causing him bodily harm.

The complaint also states that the defendants neglected proper safety procedures and was aware of such contaminations but failed to properly prevent harmful chemical leaks, resulting in pollution of the air and groundwater, which leaked onto Maberry's work site.

Maberry is suing for damages of more than $50,000 due to injuries sustained and for court costs. He is represented by attorney Ted N. Gianaris of the law office of Simmons Hanly Conroy in Alton.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1193

A man is suing his former employer over allegations of sexual harassment and wrongful termination.

Cedric Harmon filed a lawsuit on Sept. 14 in Madison County Circuit Court against Trouw Nutrition USA LLC, Jeff Hornberger and Luke Isringhuasen, citing a hostile work environment, sexual harassment and wrongful termination.

Harmon claims that during his employment for Trouw Nutrition, he was subjected to continual sexual harassment from Hornberger in the form of touching, inappropriate remarks and comments, and humiliation which resulted in a hostile environment. During this time, Harmon claims to have reported this misconduct to Isringhausen, the supervisor at the time. Harmon claims that Isringhausen and Trouw Nutrition failed to take the steps necessary to reprimand Hornberger and, as retailiation, terminated plaintiff’s employment with the company on or about July 14, 2014.

Harmon is requesting a trail by jury and is suing for more than $50,000 for damages, court costs, and other such relief the court deems just. He is represented by attorney Michael J. Brunton and Mary M. Stewart of Brunton Law Offices P.C. in Collinsville.

Madison County Third Circuit Court case number 15-L-1186.

An African-American restaurant worker is suing Steak N Shake, claiming he was unfairly accused of stealing and was refused promotion because of his race.

Saxon Allen filed a lawsuit on Sept. 18 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court against Steak N Shake Operations Inc., claiming he was a victim of discrimination based on his race at his former place of work at the defendant's Regency Park location in O'Fallen.

According to the complaint, Allen worked for the defendant from March 19 to Dec. 18, 2013. Allen alleges he was falsely accused of stealing a cellphone from the location manager on Dec. 18, 2013. Allen also claims he and the other African-American males were made to submit to search of their persons and automobiles, but no female or white workers were forced to do so. Allen says he was fired and escorted off the property, the complaint states.

The complaint also states that he was repeatedly refused promotion possibilities from fountain worker to server within the restaurant due to his race.

Allen is seeking reinstatement of his job as well as promotion opportunities, back pay and other benefits. He also seeks damages of more than $50,000, as well as attorney fees less than $25,000.

Allen is represented by attorney John H. Leskera of Leskera Law Firm in Collinsville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-535.

A St. Clair County man is suing his former lawyer, claiming he failed to properly represent him in a probate will case.

Charles Dean Pruitt filed the lawsuit on Sept. 21 in St. Clair County Circuit Court, claiming defendant Preston K. Johnson IV did not fully perform his duties as he was hired to do.

Pruitt claims he hired Johnson to represent him in the interest of an original will executed by Melba P. Pruitt on Feb 1, 2000. Pruitt claims Johnson did not perform his duties with his client in mind, and failed to provode the services in which he was requested.

Pruitt is suing Johnson for $250,000, a full refund of all payments made to Johnson, and for any further relief as the court deems fit. Pruitt is being represented by Christine Boardman of Millstadt.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-536

Several St. Clair County residents are suing a bank and appraisal firm after property values allegedly plummeted, forcing them to take on new partners and forgo ownership.

Benjamin R. Brown, Roberta L. Brown, Billy Joe Foutch, Madonna Foutchm and Mascoutah Land Trust #5 together filed the lawsuit in St. Clair County Circuit Court on Sept. 11 against Kenworth C. Johnston, Kenworth Johnston Appraisals, and Commerce Bank, N.A.

The plaintiffs claim they took out a loan and purchased a mortgage on a piece of land intending to redevelop the property as a senior living community for people 55 years old and older. The group claims they were later told the property value had fallen below what was owed on the note.

They claim this forced them to take on new partners, who in turn paid the note in full, in exchange for a third share interest in their partnership. The plaintiffs claim they would never have each had less than a fifty percent share of the land per couple if not for the faulty conduct of the bank and appraisal firm, the suit states.

The plaintiffs seek an amount in excess of $50,000 from each defendant , plus costs, litigation expenses and attorney's fees. They are represented in this case by Eric M. Rhein of Belleville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-513

A Marion bank is suing a boating company and its owners for allegedly failing to make payments on a loan deal.

Banterra Bank filed the lawsuit on Sept. 21st in Madison County Circuit Court against Nameoki Village Marine Incorporated, located at 4300 Nameoki Road, Granite City, Michael T. McCormick, and David P. McCormick.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff claims it entered into a series of loan transactions with the defendants, but they've allegedly failed to make payments. Banterra Bank alleges the company established several lines of credit as well as business loans to finance the company, upwards of $1.8 million.

Banterra Bank is asking for seizure and immediate possession of all new and used inventory, all records, all tax returns, and any other books of records, as well as prohibition from further sale of goods. Banterra is also asking for judgement against the defendants for the value of all missing and/or non-existent collateral, full recovery of all court costs, costs of repossession, moving and storage of collateral and records and attorney's fees.

Banterra Bank is represented in the case by James L. Van Winkle of Van Winkle & Van Winkle of McLeansboro.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1228

A Colinsville couple is suing a local hospital and the company which supplied the equipment used in what they claim was a botched hip surgery.

Ronald and Stella Vivoid filed the lawsuit in Madison County Circuit Court on Sept. 18 against Hoemedica Osteonics Corp., d/b/a Strkyer Orthopedics, Stryker Corporation, Stryker Sales Corporation, Stryker Ireland Limited, and Southwestern Illinois Health Facilities after they claim a routine hip procedure went awry due to faulty products used.

The Vivoids claim that on Sept. 21, 2007, Ronald Vivoid had a total aphroplasty procedure due to degenerative arthritis of his left hip at Anderson Hospital. The couple claims that on March 20, 2008, Vivoid felt sudden and severe pain in the left hip. After being hospitalized, doctors found that he suffered erosion and corrosion of the metal used during the hip surgery as a result of metal-on-metal contact, the suit states.

The couple claims that because of the faulty manufacturing of the equipment used, Vivoid incurred more harm and bodily damage than was necessary. They also claim they incurred an influx of unnecessary hospital bills as well as loss of income due to hospitalization.

The couple is seeking an amount that exceeds $50,000 from each defendant, as well as costs of the suit. The Vivoids are being represented in the case by Michael P. Glisson of Williamson, Webster, Falb, & Glisson of Alton.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1211

SPRINGFIELD — Southern Illinois voters are far from pleased about the direction of the state and nation, according to a poll released Monday by the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

About 80 of respondents thought the nation (78.8 percent) and the state (79.8) are headed in the wrong direction.

However, about half (50.9 percent) think their city or area is headed in the right direction.

“These results probably reflect some of Illinois’ current conflicts. Most polls show that more
people feel their state is doing better than the nation. Not here,” said John Jackson, a visiting
professor at the institute.

Political leaders also got lukewarm reviews, according to the Simon Institute.

Slightly more than 37 percent (37.4) of respondents somewhat approved or strongly approved of Gov. Bruce Rauner’s performance, while 50.7 percent somewhat disapproved or strongly disapproved. Roughly 12 percent said they did not know.

“Though Democrats and Republicans are evenly distributed in our southern Illinois sample, this is still a conservative area, and one might have thought of it as fertile ground for Gov. Rauner,”
said Charlie Leonard, one of the Institute’s visiting professors supervising the poll.

For Rauner’s “approval ratings to be ‘upside down’ in southern Illinois this early in his administration may not bode well for the pro-business agenda he’s been trying to push,” Leonard said.

The Rauner administration had its own viewpoint.

“The status quo continues to hurt Illinois, and in the past decade of one-party rule the state has led to more than 300,000 manufacturing jobs lost and a $5 billion structural deficit, which is why the state needs the reforms outlined in the Turnaround Agenda,” Rauner spokeswoman Catherine Kelly said in an e-mail.

“The governor will judge his performance by his ability to reform state government to grow the economy and create jobs while helping the most vulnerable,” she said.

The Simon Institute said U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk’s job-approval rating was 30.4 percent, with 22.9 percent disapproving.

Nearly half of the respondents (46.6 percent) said they didn’t know how they feel about Kirk, a native of Champaign who now lives in Highland Park.

U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, a Democrat from Springfield, scored approval ratings that exceeded his disapprovals, but not by much.

Half of the respondents (50.6 percent) approved of Durbin’s performance and a third (33.5 percent) disapproved. Sixteen percent said they did not know.

“Voters here have been in a bad mood and they continue to be,” said David Yepsen, director of Simon Institute.

“The only surprise is how many people don’t have an opinion about Sen. Kirk. For a
statewide Republican incumbent to have such ambivalent ratings down here isn’t a good sign for him as he heads into a tough re-election campaign,” Yepsen said.

Kirk “needs to be running well in this area to offset Democratic strengths elsewhere in the state,” Yepsen said.

The Kirk campaign says the senator is doing fine in Southern Illinois.

"Southern Illinois voters clearly approve of Senator Kirk's efforts to create and retain jobs in Illinois as well as his fight to lower taxes and reduce spending," said Kirk spokesman Kevin Artl.

The Simon Institute’s Southern Illinois Poll interviewed 401 registered voters across the 18
southernmost counties in Illinois.

The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points at the 95 percent confidence level. This means that if we were to conduct the survey 100 times, in 95 of those instances the results would vary by no more than plus or minus 4.9 percentage points from the results obtained.

Live telephone interviews were conducted by Customer Research International of San Marcos,

Texas. No auto-dial or “robo-polling” polling was included. The survey was paid for
with non-tax dollars from the Institute’s endowment fund.

Mark Fitton is a reporter for the Illinois News Network, a division of the Illinois Policy Institute.

A Mascoutah couple is suing their insurance agency, claiming the company failed to honor their coverage after a fire.

Joseph and Lisa Fournie filed a lawsuit in St. Clair County Circuit Court on Sept, 10, claiming J.C. Reinneck Insurance Agency Inc., John C. Reinneck and Country Mutual Insurance Company are all at fault after allegedly failing to honor fire insurance coverage.

The Fournies claim they were denied partial coverage after a fire ripped through their property located at 10735 Fournie Lane in June 2015. The couple claims that prior to the fire, they were assured they were fully covered if such an event occurred. Upon filing their claim, the couple alleges they were told only a portion of their personal property would be covered. The Fournies claim the Insurance agents and companies are at fault for failing to fully cover their personal property, the suit states.

The Fournies are seeking $15,000 from each defendant exclusive of interest or cost. They are represented in this case by B. Jay Dolwing of Sterling and Dowling, P.C., in Fairview Heights.

A former St. Clair County school teacher is suing the school board claiming they failed to pay him his proper salary for the last 20 years.

Frederick William Hoaf filed a lawsuit on Sept. 9 in St. Clair County Circuit Court, claiming the Board of Education of Belleville Township High School District 201 failed to pay him appropriately for his masters degree.

Hoaf alleges that from 1995 to 2015 he was certified with a masters degree in higher education and should have been compensated as so. Instead, he claims he was paid as a teacher holding a bachelors degree. 

 
Hoaf is suing the Board of Education for $50,000 plus coast of the suit. Hoaf is being represented in this case by William L. Wimmer of Belleville.

Madison County Asbestos Motion Docket: 10/19 - 10/23/2015







Monday, October 19




9 a.m.




DEDMON CANDACE L V. ADVANCED AUTO PARTS INC

15-L-000080, ASBESTOS J 327




RUNNELS WALTER D JR V. ARVINMERITOR INC

15-L-000081, ASBESTOS J 327




CARDEN THOMAS A V. AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-000813, ASBESTOS J 327







Friday, October 23




9 a.m.




EWOLDT BARRY V. AMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

15-L-000151, ASBESTOS J 327




GILES HAZEL INDIVIDUALLY V. AGCO CORP FKA MASSEY FERGUSON

14-L-001491, ASBESTOS J 327




DILLON RICHARD V. ABB INC INDIVIDUALLY AND AS SU

15-L-000507, ASBESTOS J 327




HOFFMAN MARTIN V. AMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

15-L-000885, ASBESTOS J 327




WILKES JOHNNY JR INIDIVIDUALLY V. AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC

15-L-000701, ASBESTOS J 327




PERRAULT EARL V. AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS

15-L-000863, ASBESTOS J 327




DAICHENDT MICHAEL V. AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS

15-L-000908, ASBESTOS J 327




SCHEUER THOMAS V. AMERICAN BILTRITE INC

14-L-000764, ASBESTOS J 327




EAVEY NORMA INDIVIDUALLY V. 84 LUMBER

14-L-001736, ASBESTOS J 327




KELLAMS EDWARD V. AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC

15-L-000002, ASBESTOS J 327




MESSER WAYNE M V. ADVOCATE MINES LTD

15-L-000079, ASBESTOS J 327




HEINZ MARIE INDIVIDUALLY V. AESYS TECHNOLOGIES LLC IND AND

12-L-001997, ASBESTOS J 327




LEE JESSICA INDIVIDUALLY V. AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP

14-L-001217, ASBESTOS J 327




BOOP ELWOOD V. ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

14-L-001500, ASBESTOS J 327




MCKELLAR WILLIAM V. AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC

14-L-001554, ASBESTOS J 327




ELLIOTT KIMBERLY INDIVIDUALLY V. AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC

14-L-001583, ASBESTOS J 327




TELFORD GARY R V. AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO INC

15-L-000219, ASBESTOS J 327




MYERS GARY V. AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

15-L-000425, ASBESTOS J 327




LAMPRECHT RUDOLF V. ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

15-L-000852, ASBESTOS J 327




GROUNDS ROBERT V. ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

15-L-000865, ASBESTOS J 327




GLASER BYRON V. ADAMSON GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY CORP

15-L-000986, ASBESTOS J 327




VICKERS HUGH JR V. AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC

15-L-000857, ASBESTOS J 327




MATHES DONALD V. AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP

15-L-000255, ASBESTOS J 327




QUASH RUSSELL SR V. ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

15-L-000825, ASBESTOS J 327




MEASOR GEORGE J V. 3M COMPANY

15-L-000905, ASBESTOS J 327




DAICHENDT MICHAEL V. AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS

15-L-000908, ASBESTOS J 327




FAUST BEVERLY V. AMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

15-L-000943, ASBESTOS J 327




EATON PATRICIA INDIVIDUALLY V. BALTIMORE AIRCOIL COMPANY INC

15-L-000874, ASBESTOS J 327




CAUSEY THERESA INDIVIDUALLY V. A W CHESTERTON INC

13-L-001401, ASBESTOS J 327




GAROFALO MARY V. AMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

14-L-001465, ASBESTOS J 327




EISEN CYNTHIA V. ARKEMA INC SUCC TO PENNWALT SU

15-L-000137, ASBESTOS J 327




PAYETTE MICHEL V. AMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

15-L-000155, ASBESTOS J 327




TELFORD GARY R V. AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO INC

15-L-000219, ASBESTOS J 327




HARRINGTON LEVON V. AO SMITH CORPORATION

15-L-000917, ASBESTOS J 327




MCVEY JOHN INDIVIDUALLY V. AMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

14-L-000840, ASBESTOS J 327




BRANTLEY LINDA INDIVIDUALLY V. A W CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-001537, ASBESTOS J 327




O'HAIR JIMMY V. AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-001627, ASBESTOS J 327




GROUNDS ROBERT V. ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

15-L-000865, ASBESTOS J 327




TIGUE RONALD V. AH BENNETT COMPANY

15-L-000882, ASBESTOS J 327

Madison County Jury Docket: 10/19 - 10/23/2015







Monday, October 19




9 a.m.




DUKES JACQUELINE V. AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-001064, ASBESTOS J 327




DENNEY GEORGE V. A W CHESTERTON COMPANY

15-L-000007, ASBESTOS J 327




KENNEDY MICHAEL V. A W CHESTERTON COMPANY

15-L-000026, ASBESTOS J 327




BOND DEBORAH V. 4520 CORP INC

14-L-001557, ASBESTOS J 327




FINCH LEE J V. 3M COMPANY FKA MINNESOTA MININ

15-L-000086, ASBESTOS J 327




QUINTERO PAUL V. AKZO NOBEL PAINTS LLC FKA THE

13-L-001331, ASBESTOS J 327




HART JAMES INDIVIDUALLY V. BORGWARNER MORSE TEC INC AS SU

14-L-000481, ASBESTOS J 327




SAWYER ROBERT H INDIVIDUALLY V. AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-000943, ASBESTOS J 327




BELL LOUIS D V. 3M COMPANY FKA MINNESOTA MININ

14-L-001409, ASBESTOS J 327




BALD FREDERICK D SR V. ACE SPRINKLER COMPANY

14-L-001448, ASBESTOS J 327




NASTROM KENNETH E V. AGCO CORPORATION

14-L-001683, ASBESTOS J 327




BREAZEALE KENNETH E V. AIR LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATION

14-L-001697, ASBESTOS J 327




LLOYD ROBERT W V. 3M COMPANY FKA MINNESOTA MININ

14-L-001701, ASBESTOS J 327




POYNER RHETA INDIVIDUALLY V. 3M COMPANY FKA MINNESOTA MININ

15-L-000001, ASBESTOS J 327




JANISSE RAY R V. AMERICAN BILTRITE INC

15-L-000034, ASBESTOS J 327




ANDERSON RICHARD E JR V. BORGWARNER MORSE TEC INC AS SU

15-L-000038, ASBESTOS J 327




DEDMON CANDACE L V. ADVANCED AUTO PARTS INC

15-L-000080, ASBESTOS J 327




RUNNELS WALTER D JR V. ARVINMERITOR INC

15-L-000081, ASBESTOS J 327




ZAROOR PHILLIP G V. AMSTED RAIL COMPANY INC

15-L-000092, ASBESTOS J 327




LARY JOLIE V. BIRD INCORPORATED

15-L-000338, ASBESTOS J 327




MESSMER MARY INDIVIDUALLY V. A W CHESTERTON COMPANY

12-L-002057, ASBESTOS J 327




YOUNT RICHARD B V. AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI

13-L-000234, ASBESTOS J 327




HARRIS SUSAN V. CERTAIN TEED CORPORATION

13-L-002150, ASBESTOS J 327




NEWELL TERRY V. BALTIMORE AIRCOIL COMPANY INC

13-L-002156, ASBESTOS J 327




DOTSON CHARLES M V. 3M COMPANY FKA MINNESOTA MININ

14-L-000174, ASBESTOS J 327




FREUNDL SUSAN INDIVIDUALLY V. AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-000534, ASBESTOS J 327




MONTGOMERY JADDIE V. A W CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-000591, ASBESTOS J 327




MOLINA LOURDES INDIVIDUALLY V. AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-000740, ASBESTOS J 327




DOE VIRGINIA G INDVIDUALLY V. 3M COMPANY

14-L-000957, ASBESTOS J 327




ELLZEY JIMMY V. AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-001530, ASBESTOS J 327




RUSSELL ROBERT V. A W CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-001719, ASBESTOS J 327




HOWLAND EVELYN INDIVIDUALLY V. A O SMITH CORPORATION

11-L-001244, ASBESTOS J 327




RICHMOND EDWINA INDIVIDUALLY V. AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-000596, ASBESTOS J 327




DESIMONE ANNA AS SPC ADM OF ES V. ATLAS ASBESTOS COMPANY

12-L-000715, ASBESTOS J 327




SINGER TAMARA V. HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC IN

13-L-002152, ASBESTOS J 327







Friday, October 23




9 a.m.




DAGENHART RONALD V. AGCO CORPORATION FKA MASSEY FE

14-L-000310, ASBESTOS J 327

Madison County Civil Docket: 10/19 - 10/23/2015




Monday, October 19




9 a.m.




ROGERS DORIS V. BEHRMANN WILLIAM

14-L-000990, CROWDER 320




MORRIS BETTY V. HIGHLAND PARK CVS LLC A DOMEST

14-L-000682, CROWDER 320




WITHERS SHARLA R V. LANTER DIANE M

14-L-000291, MATOESIAN 351




GRAY R V. DILLON ANDREW

14-L-000598, MATOESIAN 351




GALLUP JEREMY C V. AIRLINE MOBILE HOME VILLAGE IN

13-L-001256, MATOESIAN 351




HUNTER JOYCE M V. BOATMAN RICHARD R JR DMD PC DB

09-L-001035, MATOESIAN 351




BONNER MERDITH L AS PERS REP O V. GRANITE NURSING AND

12-L-000020, MUDGE 302

Madison County Foreclosures:




September 28, 2015




PHH Mortgage v. Laura A. Weidler, $68,559.64, 201 Greenfield Dr., Collinsville . 15-CH-568

Wells Fargo Bank v. Carrie Lynn and Ricky Lynn Hyde, $65,571.23, 4900 Mueller Ave., Granite City. 15-CH-569




September 29, 2015




The Bank of New York Mellon v. Frank J. Jones Jr. and Serena L. Jones, $56,117.88, 316 Admiral, Alton. 15-CH-570




September 30, 2015




Pacific Union Financial v. Steven Skoklo, $154,989.11, 202 Arlington Dr., Granite City . 15-CH-571

US Bank v. Christine Kisro, $29,912.04, 2226 Bryan Ave., Granite City. 15-CH-572

Wells Fargo Bank v. Heirs of Sheila Robertson and Michael Robertson, $82,616.75, 3241 Colgate Pl. Granite City. 15-CH-573




October 1, 2015




Wells Fargo Bank v. Gary D. Short, $167,463.55, 712 Euclid Pl. Alton. 15-CH-574

JPMorgan Chase Bank v. Kathy Lewis, $112,855.97, 975 Cedar Dr., Wood River. 15-CH-575

Wells Fargo Bank v. Leonard Manley Jr. and Shery Moore-Manley, $66,746.17, 236 S. Clinton St., Collinsville. 15-CH-576

Wells Fargo Bank . Laura A. and Christopher A. Fitzgerald, $85,555.17, 632 Maurice St., Wood River. 15-CH-577

HSBC Bank v. Kevin L. and Kimberly . Burdick, $180,437.05, 11914 State Route 140, Alhambra. 15-CH-578

US Bank v. Monica Bowman and Gary Zimmerman, $61,312.15, 1626 Wilson Ave., Granite City. 15-CH-579

Deutsche Bank v. Clarence L. and Kathy J. Dixon, $70,580.60, 300 Forest St., Hartford. 15-CH-580




October 2, 2015




Ditech Financial v. Clint A. Ryder, $60,142.68, 3305 Whiteclif Ln., Godfrey. 15-CH-582

Nationstar Mortgage v. Donna and Brian Ewing, $103,993.79, 118 Longstreet Ct., Bethalto. 15-CH-583

US Bank v. Greta and Deron Stein, $139,014.58, 87 Stonebrook Dr., Highand. 15-CH-584

JP Morgan Chase Bank v. Martha K. White, $59,685.39, 425 N. Center St., Marine. 15-CH-585




October 5, 2015




Carrington Mortgage Services v. Justin M. and Jamie L. Fitterer, $159,695.71, 3412 Pierland Dr., Pocahontas. 15-CH-587

GCS Credit Union v. Edward Ronald Todd Shafer and Amy L. Mance Shafer, $26,051.68, 2607 Sheridan Ave., Granite City. 15-CH-588




October 6, 2015




GCS Credit Union v. Joseph S. Costello and Kathleen Roberts, $42,159.46, 553 McHugh St., Wood River. 15-CH-589

US Bank v. Judy A. Schuessler, $147,012.81, 227 E. Market, Troy. 15-CH-590

First National Bank in Staunton v. Dennis D. and Catherine C. Smith, $128,267.09, 230 N. Old Route 66, Hamel. 15-CH-591




October 7, 2015




Associated Bank v. Brady Davis, $94,863.59, 143 Reno Ave., E. Alton. 15-CH-592

James B. Nutter and Company v. Luis E. and Kathryn Cruz, $183,719.33, 85 Westbrooke, Troy. 15-CH-593

Selene Finance v. Richard Green and Billie Green, $51,308.92, 1421 George St., Alton. 15-CH-594

JPMorgan Chase Bank v. Heirs of Robert A. Rigsby, $68,216.28, 104 Michigan Ave., Roxana. 15-CH-595




October 8, 2015




The Bank of New York Mellon v. William Hawkins Jr., $39,803.24, 1408 N. Main St., Edwardsville. 15-CH-596




October 9, 2015




JPMorgan Chase Bank v. Regina O. Rooks, $34,537.94,2525 Grande Ave., Granite City. 15-CH-597

US Bank v. Charles P. Geuss, $47,427.34, 517 Gueltig Ave., Edwardsville. 15-CH-598

Ditech Financial v. Dheresa S. Woody, $89,970.23, 2145 State St., Granite City. 15-CH-599

PHH Mortgage v. Dale Edward Bernhardt and Carol Sue Bernhardt, $94,195.59, 690 Elm St., Livingston. 15-CH-600

St. Clair County Foreclosures







September 29, 2015




Carrington Mortgage Services v. David and Patricia Cox, $210,187.12, 4 Westlake Dr., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-667




September 30, 2015




Pingora Loan Servicing v. Richard J. and Nancy Avdoian, $137,958.09, 206 Oxford AVe., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-675




October 1, 2015




First National Bank of Waterloo v. State of IL Lakes at Elmwood Homeowners Association, 13,548.56, 1030 Golfview Ct., Belleville. 5-CH-669

Fifth Third Mortgage v. Audrea Precious A. Obannon, $160,311.36, 308 Americana Cr., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-670

Champion Mortgage v. Unknown Heirs of Carolyn J. Simpkins, $108,784.44, 121 Timber Dr., Swansea. 15-CH-672

Lakeview Loan Servicing v. Richard Ethington, $81,387.65, 20 N. Oakland Dr., Caseyville. 15-CH-673

Federal National Mortgage v. Jose M. Leanos, $57,666.35, 16 Rosehaven Dr., Belleville. 15-CH-674




October 2, 2015




Wells Fargo v. Crystal Herron, $22,773.29, 539 Wimmer Pl., E. St. Louis. 15-CH-676

US Bank v. Tmeisha Rockett-Rose, $64,221.00, 523 N. 4th St., Belleville. 15-CH-677

Wells Fargo v. Donald L. and Rosanna L. Gazaway, $147,076.76, 3759 Winward Way Dr., Swansea. 15-CH-678

Wells Fargo v. John E. Davis III, $94,962.63, 704 S. Hilgard St., OFallon. 15-CH-679




October 5, 2015




US Bank v. Robert and Tammy Betts, $31,580.20, 1435 N. 39th St., E. St. Louis. 15-CH-680

Federal National Mortgage v. Bernard W. Gummersheimer, $73,106.72, 10 Fox Meadow Ln., Cahokia. 15-CH-681

Wilmington Savings Fund Society v. Delores Ann Zipfel, $103,745.06, 66 Beth Ann Dr., Belleville. 15-CH-682

Wells Fargo Bank v. Larry and Mary Hale, $87,080.74, 101 E. Phillips, Mascoutah. 15-CH-683

Bank of America v. Lucas and Amy Seely, $90,458.62, 221 Elvira Dr., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-685

Madison County Real Estate :




September 23, 2015




Alton



•$40,000- 3103 Franor St.- Steven Pelot to Carl Arthur Bray
•$108,000- 4829 Cinderella Dr. - Elizabeth Ann Mathews to Aaron and Cheyanne Kelly
•$50,057- 1118 Alby St. - Eva G. Cowan to John and Debra Olinde




Bethalto



•$140,000- 224 W. Central St. - Joseph G. Okada to Larry R. Innis




Collinsville



•$36,500- 9 Bellevue - Intercounty Judicial Sales Corp. to JCS Acquisitions LLC




E. Alton



•$35,000- 201 Niagara St. - Mark A. Schwappach to ATG Trust Co.




Edwardsville



•$278,000- 7411 Laura Ln. - Gary C. and Linda Baker to Raymond Earl and Janis Eloise Earlewine
•$126,900- 966 Hillsboro Ave. - Debra McQueen to Ryan and Cassandra Anderson




Glen Carbon



•$310,000- 105 Soerset Dr. - Bruce W. and Kathleen F. Long to John and Ellen Sadowski




Godfrey



•$218,000- 1808 Seminole Ln. - James J. and Cynthia E. Mareing to Robert and Beverly Schneider




Granite City



•$45,000- 2566 Iowa St. - Gary and Barbara S. Greenman
•$98,500- 3241 Aubrey Ave. - Donna L. Klopfer, Darla Lynn Stauffer and Larry D. Smallie to Lewis James and Arletha D. Giles




Madison



•$130,000- 811 Washington Ave. - Robert L. and Eileen J. Howard to My Freedom Property LLC




Moro



•$193000- 6361 Renken Rd. - Ryan D. Shoger to Jason A. Davis and Misty Prater




Troy



•$80,000- 1071 Blackberry Ln. - David D. Birkhead to Todd A. Neilson
•$70,000- 1060 Blackberry Ln. - David D. Birkhead to Christopher A. Mertz







September 24, 2015




Collinsville



•$207,500- 3 Keiths Ct. - Charles and Margaret Norcross to James and Gina Pierce
•$105,000- 334 Brown Ave. - Beverly Coombs and Tina Hall to Terry L. and Sheryl Gordon




E. Alton



•$10,000- 421 Cobb St. - Earl Ziegler to Terry Patterson




Edwardsville



•$5,000- 460 Tamarach Dr. - Karine E. Groves to Adam Ohms




Glen Carbon



•$251,000- 116 Sturbridge Blvd. - Grant and Rachel Van Meter to Timothy and Jennifer Jackstadt




Godfrey



•$27,000- 7700 Walsh Rd. - Jim N. and Elizabeth E. Beane to Gary C. and Linda Baker
•$108,900- 721 Lafayette Ave. - Steven F. and Elizabeth A. Wagnon to Robert Largen




Granite City




•$18,280- 533 Thorngate- Virgil W. Jenniings to Gaede Enterprises
•$40,800- Geil Rd. - Fannie M. Jennings to Gaede Enterprises




Hamel



•$187,000- 308 Cook Ave. - Samson H. and Vicky L. Sparks to Tara R. Bradstreet




Troy



•$210,000- 26 Sequoia Dr. - Keith E. and Lisa M. Hunt to Justin H. and Jennifer D. Holman




Worden



•$127,000- 222 Wall St. - Bryan and Katie Hill to Timothy Wayne and Karen Lynn Sawyer







September 25, 2015




Bethalto



•$19,000- 3176 Seiler Rd. - Steven Bradshaw and Myra Schached to CJD Construction
•$154,000- 27 Parkside Dr. - Robert H. Meehan Trust to Freddie W. and Wilma J. Brown




E. Alton



•$12,000- 201 Cardot St. - Issac A. Hyman and Connie J. Harrop to Michael Reed




Godfrey



•$1,000- 6504 Florida Ave. - Ronald K. and Venita C. Young to Union Pacific Railroad Co.
•$267,000- 4906 Westmont Ave. - Cortez L. and Jennifer L. Jefferson to Donald and Danielle Puduski




Granite City



•$12,200- 4200 Division St. - Green Tree Servicing to Vidal Huitron




Highland



•$29,750- 620 8th St. - Clothilda Pattberg Heirs to Jon and Dawn Rinderer
•$295,000- 11779 Hickory Flat Rd. - Julia K. Schneidewind to Timothy J., Kathy L., and Timothy J. Steimann II
•$214,900- 295 Canterbury Ln. - Mary F. Gnaedinger to Timothy J. and Alison M. Foley
•$123,500- 2014 St. Michael Ct. S.- Scott A. Manville to Christoffer Stallard
•$125,000- 1500 Main St. - William A. and Maureen R. Napper to Kevin Luke Martin and Erica Lynn Doerr
•$418,400- 2925 Amberwood Dr. - Kenneth E. and Maxine Lanman to Rick A. and Shani L. Bellm
•$125,100- 801 Pike Dr. E.- Larry L. and Helen M. Gilbert to William and Stacie J. Black
•$254,000- 1A & 1B Woodcrest Dr. - Alberternst Revocable Trust to ABC Highland




Maryville



•$167,000- 2317 Copper Creek Rd. - Dallas Andrew Febus to Lori A. Hahn




Troy



•$180,000- 2 Arbor Springs - Mitchell and Mary Linneman to Robert D. and Wanda Todoroff




Worden



•$183,000- 8705 Wildewood Dr. - GMAT Legal Title to Wesley E. III and Andrea M. Freezeland







September 28, 2015




Alton



•$114,900- 4331 Alad Dr. - Fannie Mae to Khalilah Y. Morse
•$123,500- 2717 Judson Ave. - Matthew R. Skibinski to Xian Guang Liu
•$220,000- 1145 College Ave. - Liberty Bank to TJCC Ministries
•$83,500- 228 Alben St. - Meszaros Family Trust to Kathleen Carrigan
•$80,000- 818 McPherson Ave. - Stephen Cruthis to Eric M. and Jamie N. Bauer




Bethalto



•$97,500- 811 W. Corbin St. - Sharon Kay Nance to Shawn Michael Crisswell
•$128,000- 309 Maple Dr. - Tiffany N. and ARthur Roemer II to Zachary B. and Megan E. Cato




Collinsville



•$70,000- 715 Cedar St.- First Collinsville Bank to Trevor and Jennifer Wade
•$50,500- 105 N. Hesperia St. - The Judicial Sales Corp. to Bhavani Investment
•$10,000- Keebler Ave. - First Collinsville Bank to Sean and Heidi Turner
•$40,000- 1000 Vandalia St. - Austin Dickerson to St. Louis Investments




Edwardsville



•$191,860- 619 Jaime Lynn Ct. - Alan R. Gerstenecker to Deanne L. Knecht
•$72,000- 325 M St. - Shawn Noll to Jeremy Loemker
•$105,500- 9 Stonehill Ct. - Ashley W. and Lindsey L. Mathew to Cortney and Dana Warmouth




Glen Carbon



•$85,000- 109 & 113 Waterfall Ct. - Joseph and Sharon A. Militello to William T. Hunter and Madeleine M. Hunter
•$284,000- 176 Somerset Dr. - Gary and Connie Zimmer to James L. and Lisa R. Hollaway
•$128,000- 4 Cedar Ln. - Lutheran Senior Services to Nicholas S. Varady




Godfrey



•$230,000- 6704 S. Davis Ln. - John R. Gibson and Cheryl A. Sorrels to Evan Kane




Granite City



•$17,500- 171 Briarview Ln.- Secretary of HUD to David and Cheryl Gregory
•$60,000- 1812 Ferguson Ave. - Secretary of HUD to Gregory A. Hargrove
•$106,500- 20 Oaklawn Dr. - Bernice Willaredt to Janice Stiverson
•$193,000- 2440 Waterman Ave. - Richard and Cynthia Watkins to Timothy and Jennifer Connolly
•$207,00- 4900 Oakridge Dr. - Daniel Norman and Barbara Kay Tankersley to Edwin and Vernna Moore
•$7,000- 4533 Walter Ave. - Hassie Reva Jones to Eric M. Woods
•$72,500- 1152 Myrtle Ave. - Alma L. Myracle to Frances M. Bologna




Moro



•$14,000- 500 Sunset Dr. - Viola J. Simpson to Ryan and Jamie Voyles




St. Jacob



•$46,900- 2048 Grandview Dr. - DANCO LLC to Scott and Stephanie Buchtel




Troy



•$30,500- 525 Lone Robin St. - Sharon Metzger to Wait Land Trust




Worden



•$47,000- Dustman Rd. - Paul and Pam Strausbaugh to Kathleen Robin and Lowry G. McBride







September 29, 2015




Alton



•$2,200- 1100 Alby St. - Cynthia A. Buenger to Bradford E. Hunt
•$47,500- 628 Trube St. - Bobby D. and Rebecca S. Latempt to Patricia A. Richardson




Collinsville



•$125,000- 318 N. Hesperia St. - Chadd and Sarah Haselhorst to Sean Dushane
•$134,000- 110 Kenwood Ln.- Morgan I. and Sarah E. Grillot to Dawn Lynn Finke




E. Alton



•$64,000- 555 Maple St. - John E. Schoonover to Mallory Stoner




Edwardsville



•$129,000- 314 Spring St. - Meredith B. Murray to Matthew Locus and Courtney Redman
•$195,000- 617 Jaime Lynn Ct. - Robert and Erica Kaminsky to Bradley M. and Diedra Bollman
•$370,000- 4105 Staunton Rd. - Roland J. Coderre III to David A. and Jayne R. Endres
•$240,000- 901 Chaderic Ct. - Wayne Astraskas and Cheryl Astrauskas to Jamie L. and Amy L. Riedesel
•$57,000- 319 M St. - Diane S. and Randall W. Mindrup to Josh D. Troeckler




Glen Carbon



•$373,855- 605 Briarstone Dr. - Remington Properties to Adam and Erica Saltsgaver




Godfrey



•$215,000- 5113 Riverwood Dr. - Ralph D. and Judith F. Johnson to John W. Broere and Molly F. Broere
•$162,000- 6801 Scenic Byways Ln. - Christopher L. Winsel to Kyle J. and Parker A. Smith




Granite City



•$66,900- 1808 Primrose- Christopher Juliano to Austin Perigen and Casey Sharp
•$59,900- 1516 Lindell Blvd. - Caleb Davis to Diana Sullivan




Highland



•$124,800- 105 B Auburn Ct. - Jeannette Schodroski to Larry R. and Sharon K. Moss
•$208,000- 12908 Maple St. - Donald R. and Jane A. Knight to Joshua H. and Julie N. Steinkamp
•$194,900- 12835 Mary Sue Ln. - John R. aand Heidi M. Garman to Laura Klein




Maryville



•$330,000- 6757 Oxborough Ct. - Granville M. and Lisa A. Keyes to David W. McKernan
•$136,000- 103 Maryknoll - Christine Weeks to Hannah Marks




Troy



•$24,000- 100 Windser Dr. - Greenscape Properties to Emily Sill
•$146,500- 1323 Bridlespur Ln. - Kevin W. and Diana L. Armes to Ashley Parrott and Nicholas Reeves




Wood River



•$92,500- 776 Berry Rd. - Dennis and Shelia Angel to Christopher L. Winsel
•$108,500- 617 12th St. - Karen S. Carroll Trust to Christopher and Megan Slusser
•$32,000- 218 E. Penning Ave. - Julie M. Anderson to Raymond E. and Jane L. Elmore







September 30, 2015




Alton



•$52,252- 3411 Lincoln St. - Secretary of VA to Amber and Gary P. Bowling
•$160,000- 2402 State St. - Collins Land Partnership to Tom and Vern Building




Collinsville



•$160,000- 46 N. Crown - Matthew Warren and Nevalea Fisher to Michelle A. Bauer
•$46,500- 9 Bellevue - JCS Acquisitions to DMCQ LLC




Edwarsville



•$225,000- 882-884 Vassar Dr. - Margaret Kirsch to Eric Callison




Glen Carbon



•$80,000- 10 & 2 Brimley Ct. - JAK Properties to Oak Stone Properties




Granite City



•$55,650- 2436 Angela Dr. - Fannie Mae to Lan D. Nguyen




Highland



•$120,000- 30 Black Oak Dr. - Susan M. Weiss to Dale R. and Ruth E. Ozee




Maryville



•$230,000- 28 Santa Anita Dr. - Darren E. and Cheryl M. Wethers to Calvin B. Fuller




New Doulas



•$192,000- 11357 New Douglas Rd. - Jack R. and Janet M. Doll to Donald L. and Shirley D. Patton




S. Roxana



•$5,000- 100 Southard Pl.- Janet Rae and Dorthea Ruth Stolp to Michael E. and Lori L. Soto




Troy



•$217,500- 208 Crossington Ln. - Larry and Patricia Connaway to Christopher and Courtney Mueller
•$49,900- 202 E. Market St. - US Bank to Mehmet Dinceroglu




Wood River



•$26,000- 610 N. 1st St. - Federal National Mortgage to First River Trust

St. Clair County Real Estate:




September 28, 2015




Belleville



•$145,000- 14 Sundew Dr. - Nancy Ann Klein to Danielle R. Howard
•$75,000- 1030 Carlyle Ave. - Regions Bank to Tlero Inc
•$112,000- 1838 Muren Blvd. - Associated Bank to Darrel and Monica Sterling
•$264,500- 3025 Rock Hill Rd. - Linda Peek Trust to Jason and Monica Arter
•$137,000- 112 Rivermeade Ln. - Federal National Mortgage to Colt and Marsates Kelly
•$4,000- 718 Ann St. - Catherine L. Walker, Regina L. Wappel, Judith A. Maron and Mark S. Walker to Michael S. Jones
•$103,500- 2707 Walter St. - Judith A. Miller and Richard A. Morales to Susan Lickenbrock
•$23,800- 737 Oxen Dr. - Ocwen Loan Servicing to Secretary of HUD
•$48,000- 1405-1407 N. Charles - Ocwen Loan Servicing to Secretary of HUD




Cahokia



•$150,000- 1404 Williams St. - Hui Lim to St. Louis Investments
•$51,000- 903 Joliet Dr. - Midfirst Bank to Secretary of HUD
•$10,00- 3131 Mulligan Ln. - Mark and Dora Willmann to Steven and Emily Willmann




E. St. Louis



•$10,000- 1714 Missouri AVe. - Robert Meoley to Brian Clark




Fairview Heights



•$12,500- Bunkum Rd. - Concord Bank to Caseyville Township Wastewater Treatment System
•$157,000- 59 Broadstone Dr. - Martin Zvolensky and Yuping Ding to Emmit Pratt




Lebanon



•$115,000- 401,405,413,414 & 418 Perryman St.- T. Bow Inc to Elmer Dean Oelze
•$59,000- 72 Harmon Dr. - Secretary of HUD to Adam Wright




Mascoutah



•$195,000- 820 Moorland Cr. - Charles W. and Melissa A. Bartley to Rachel Malawy
•$250,000- 512 N. Market St. - Robert C. and Kimberly Hume to Joseph and Dana Miller
•$50,000- 9616 Pheasant Bend - Townsend Square to Innovation Construction Services




OFallon



•$27,000- 1542 N. Parc Grove Ct. - North Parc Grove to New Tradition Homes
•$27,000- 1522 N. Parc Grove - North Parc Grove to New Tradition Homes
•$184,900- 912 Pacific Crossing Dr. - Troy Real Estate to Chase and Jordan Kimler
•$84,500- 414 Colleen Dr. - Mary R. Lugge to David M. and Catherine A. Duree
•$130,000- 408 Fontainebleau- Joseph Roman Ramirez and Heather F. Roman to Keith A. and Amber C. Hardy
•$94,000- 305 Long Dr. - Teresa C., Michael Bryan and Melanie Beth Mansell to Michael A. and Shannon J. Peiffer
•$689,107- E. Hwy 50- First Bank to Buy Sell Action




Shiloh



•$160,000- 104 Meadowbruck Ln. - Michael G. and Debra L. Duncan to William C. and Mary J. Noel




Smithton



•$226,900- 4822 Ledgestone Dr. - Smithton Construction to Michael J. Pegg Jr.




Swansea



•$121,500- 117 Big Bend Blvd. - Champaign Investment to Emily Warfield







September 29, 2015




Belleville



•$70,000- 5 Huntington Dr. - Carol J. VanAtter to Evan A. Gudmestad
•$78,000- 37 Kirby Ln. - Mary Catherine Stevenson to Randoll P. Hoelscher
•$71,500- 234 N 41st St. - Marquis D. and Charmia M. Wren to Karina Fernandez
•$110,000- 1556 Hartman Ln. - Marinanne Kohl to Russell and Tracy McCullough
•$94,900- 108 Powder Mill Rd. - Ernest A. and Lois G. Rigdon to Krystal Carpa
•$120,000- 914 Clearview Dr. - Kristopher K. Darr and Kristen M. Ohlendorf to Chelsie L. Hicks
•$112,000- 301 Longview Dr. - Daryl and Jill Agne to Patricia J. Milner
•$110,000- 3515 Sheridan Ave. - John Demos to Ryan and Kristen Hoff
•$31,000- 124 Brackett St. - Fannie Mae to DayMark Master Trust
•$12,000- Old St. Louis Rd.,- Killian Weir to Tim Fenn
•$40,000- 920 N. Belt West- Paul R. Foutaine to Dan and Marjorie Rahn
•$74,200- 2040 Huntmaster Dr. - Secretary of HUD to Tygracon Properties
•$32,500- 229 Lebanon Ave. - Dennis Stroot to Michael and Kathleen Hawthorne
•$150,000- 11 Glen Grove- JRG Holdings - Belleville to Johnathan T. Loeshce




Cahokia



•$40,000- 1994 Oak Tree Dr. - Peggy L. Deering to Bernice Salmond - Williams




Dupo



•$12,000- 210 N. 2nd St. - Hector and Danna Montes to Clyde F. Satterfield




E. Carondelet



•$3,000- 2013 4th St. - Secretary of HUD to Timothy Fisher




E. St. Louis



•$9,040- 2133 Bond Ave. - Alvin Parks Jr. to Jung Investments
•$9,040- 2133 Bond Ave. - Alvin Parks Jr. to Jung Investments




Fairview Heights



•$109,500- 221 Wendell Ct. - Stephen R. Evans to Adrienne Johnston
•$27,000- 9312 and 9417 Marbarry Dr.- First Clover Leaf Bank to McBride Summit Springs




Freeburg



•$189,000- 328 Silverthorne Dr. - Amanda Tinney to Lauren Anderson




Mascoutah



•$53,250- 12 E. State St. - Federal National Mortgage to Bart and Georgia L. Hillyer
•$155,000- 621 Knipp Ave. - Jason R. and Rachael M. Schneider to Tracy D. Franks
•$75,000- 613 E. Poplar St. - Citizens Community Bank to Shaina Strait and Kevin Mueller




OFallon



•$259,303- 604 Willowbrook Way - PBBF to Travis and Elizabeth Hough
•$120,000- 623 Titan Dr. - Vincent and Kristen Savath to Peter Sigiols
•$49,900- 1225 Merriam Pkwy.- D&F Contracting to Innovation Construction Services
•$47,000- 1448 Victoria Square Ct. - Southern IL Land Investments to Kappert Construction







September 30, 2015




Belleville



•$125,000- 736 Foster Dr. - Adam and Erin Cannady to Karlie Weaver
•$53,000- 11 N. 17th St. - Barry Billings to N. 17th St. Land Trust
•$27,000- 124 S. 18th St. - Barry Billings to S. 18th Land Trust
•$55,00- 122 E. Shore Dr. - Deutsche Bank National Trust to Michelle and Jerry Reed
•$198,900- 2409 Cypress Knoll Ct. - Scott A. and Melissa A. Baker to Renee and Greg Seaman
•$113,500- 21 Patricia Ln. - Frances A. ad Dennis M. Howie to Idaria Kerr Goodwin




Cahokia



•$70,000- 807 Champlain Dr. - Real Estate Solution to Alim J. Muhammad




Fairview Heights



•$41,700- 9615 Holdener Pl. - Kurtis A. Bigler to Joshua D. Jerashen
•$84,000- 6 Sherry Dr. - William C. Noel to D'Angelo Hudson




Freeburg



•$113,500- 212 N. State St. - Oscar and Rose Marie Skaer to Jason E. Valentine




Lebanon



•$11,490- Rieder Rd. - George R. Taylor to City of OFallon
•$4,190- Rieder Rd. - COM Partnership Maker to City of OFallon
•$425- 10537 Rieder Rd. - Michael and Laurie Phillips to City of OFallon
•$1,335- 10559 Rieder Rd. - Dess W. Fix to City of OFallon
•$1,505- 10575 Rieder Rd. - Timothy P. and Edith A. Carriel to City of OFallon




OFallon



•$92,500- 408 E. Second St. - Delano U. Miller to Noel Elrod




Swansea



•$47,000- 11 Lakeland Blvd. - Secretary of HUD to Freddie L. Baker







October 1, 2015




Belleville



•$304,900- 2708 Pro Tour Dr.- Charles F. and Maryann Lukasek to Patrick and Nicole Martinez
•$79,500- 101 Sundew Dr.- Secreatary of HUD to Christine Glover
•$144,000- 2798 Brookmeadow Dr. - Sean M. and Erika Bryans to Jerica Rudebeck
•$75,000- 2005 LaSalle St. - Cindy Waterson to Tabitha Shackelford
•$43,100- 864 Wilshire Dr. - The Private Sales Corp to JCS Acquisitions
•$60,000- 6 Freedom Dr. - Christine Bersett and Linda Ellingson to Christine Bersett
•$196,000- 3032 Harvest Meadow Dr. - McBride and Son Residential to Bryce P. Stull and Ashley M. Roland




E. Carondelet



•$72,900- 1903 Cement Hollow Rd. - Tammy S. Reeder to Thomas J. Funk




E. St. Louis



•$8,000- 1128 N. 41st St. - Sartain Investing to Kimberly Ross
•$30,000- 5510 Thomas Ave. -Nathaniel and Amanda Petty to Patsy F. Petty




Fairview Heights



•$172,500- 864 Clemson Ave. - Kay L. and Russell S. Alexander to Richard E. and Barbara E. Soden
•$202,500- 5 Canty Ln. - Centrue Bank to WFO Centrue




Lenzburg



•$158,00- 9954 New Athens - Darmstadt Rd. - Bertha D. Juenger to Neil A. Kramper




Mascoutah



•$142,000- 416 W. State St.- Thomas W. and Laura M. Renth to John W. Jr. and Janet M. Kelley




OFallon



•$143,000- 1002 N Yale Dr. - Charles A. and Flordeliza V. Remagen to Jordan T. and Whitney L. Bishop
•$141,500- 1026 Woods Way- Michael and Janice Bush to Amanda K. Smoot
•$215,000- 520 Glen Oak Dr. - Stephen and Sarah Gwinn to Michael and Dana Weisenbach
•$120,000- 117 Famous Ave. - Amanda Reinhardt to Henry Brown
•$236,500- 326 Fairwood Hills Rd. - MIchael J. Jr. and Kristina L. Steed to Ross C. Morrell and Erin Drybrough
•$292,829- 1305 Hollander Ct. - Huntington Chase Homes to Christopher N. and Ananda C. Baron




Shiloh



•$70,000- 24 Eden Park Blvd. - Barbar Weidenbenner to Martin L. Weidenbenner




Swansea



•$87,000- 4038 Gentry Ln. - April L. Miear to Sandra K. Livingston







October 2, 2015




Belleville



•$80,000- 7 Kingman Ct. - Curt and Sherry Schmittling to Erica Jane Weissert
•$83,000- 206 Pamela Dr. - John F. and Shirley Ann Staggs to Kearston M. and Bryant M. Dunn
•$47,500- 801 E. Garfield St. - JPMorgan Chase Bank to Stephanie Nicole Fayngor
•$60,00- 205 Aaron Dr. - Citifinancial Servicing to Thomas and Linda Hobbs
•$130,900- 1420 Vicksburg Dr.- Brett Boxwell to Alynnya Jennings Barron and Casey James Barron
•$145,000- 3515 N. Belt West - Realtor Association of Southwestern IL to Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Southern IL




Cahokia



•$52,000- 22 Westwood Dr. - PACER CAP to Clint McCormick
•$30,000- 844 St. Bartholomew Dr. - US Bank to Michael Holmon




Caseyville



•$100- 8805 Braden Dr. - Fannie Mae to FMI Affordable Housing Fund IV




E. St. Louis



•$10,350- 1719 Tudor Ave. - Secretary of HUD to Anthony D. Mitchell
•$0- 50 E. Adams DR. - Flagstar Bank to Bayview Loan Servicing




Fairview Heights



•$60,000- 17 Estelle Ln. - Heirs of Vernon Barbee to Tony Amoroso
•$125,000- 5 Patricia Dr. - Kerry C. Irons to Patti L. Mountain
•$20,000- 9619 Old Lincoln Trail - Fannie Mae to Quantum Lending




Freeburg



•$154,000- 210 N. Walnut St. - Jason Laminack to Daniel Clark




Mascoutah



•$474,390- IL Route 4 & 10169 Hickory Hollow Rd. - William Michael McDaniel to Verlan D. Funk
•$168,000- 336 Salem St. - Cahill Revocable Living Trust to Julio C. Joma




Millstadt



•$144,900- 7 Royal Ct. - Judith A. Waeltz to Cory and Loretta Rhoades




OFallon



•$353,883- 1472 Winchester Grove Ct. - Kappert Construction to Kevin and Roxanne Bynum
•$212,000- 805 Shadow Ridge Crossing - Timothy M. Stone to Laura E. Robison
•$288,000- 825 Cardiff Ct. - Terrance A. and Susan K. O'Connell to Timothy R. and Stacey R. Seipp




Shiloh



•$179,000- 3481 Landford Ln. - Bayview Loan Servicing to Shaun ad Amanda Downs

A Staunton man is suing his former employer for a work related injury he claims was exacerbated by their negligence.

William A. Billings filed suit on Sept. 25 in Madison County Circuit Court claiming Triton Risk Management and Barbara Hill displayed a willful disregard for injuries incurred at his place of work and deprived him of proper medical care.

According to the complaint, Billings claims he was injured while on the job and was poorly treated by medical professionals assigned to him by his place of work. Billings alleges this negligence aggrieved his injuries, further forcing him to incur more physical damage, which he claims negatively affected business and personal life.

Billings is seeking economic damages in the total of $611,440 for lost wages, lost business opportunities, sale of business equipment and personal property and debt incurred. Billings also seeks $550,000 in non-economic damages for pain and suffering including but not limited to mental and physical anguish, depression, and mental and physical pain.

Billings is representing himself in this case.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1240

A NAPA Auto Parts store filed a motion to transfer a customer’s lawsuit alleging he tripped over a concrete impediment in the parking lot of the Sparta store.

Douglas K. Rushing and Patricia Rushing filed their July 31 lawsuit against Sparta Equipment Sales & Service Inc., which operates NAPA Auto Parts, in the St. Clair County Circuit Court.

The defendant filed a motion to transfer venue to Randolph County, arguing that the alleged incident occurred at the NAPA Auto Parts Store located in Randolph County, which also happens to be the location of the defendant’s registered office.

Further, Sparta Equipment Sales & Service claims it does not do any business in St. Clair County.

According to the complaint, Douglas Rushing claims he was injured on Aug. 2, 2013, after tripping over a concrete impediment in the parking lot. As a result, he claims he injured his right shoulder, both wrists and his left knee and developed rhabdomyolysis.

The plaintiffs accuse the defendant of negligence for failing to paint the impediment to warn customers of its existence.

Sparta Equipment Sales & Service answered the complaint on Sept. 15 through attorney Michael S. Hamlin of Pitzer Snodgrass in St. Louis.

The defendant asserted three affirmative defenses against the plaintiff, arguing that the Rushings failed to state a claim upon which relief may be granted and denying that the defendant was at fault for any alleged damages.

Sparta Equipment Sales & Service argues that Douglas Rushing failed to exercise due care for his own safety, failed to keep a careful lookout and failed to observe an open and obvious condition.

The Rushings seek damages of more than $50,000, plus costs of the suit.

St. Clair County Circuit Judge Vincent Lopinot scheduled a status conference for Oct. 19 at 9 a.m.

The plaintiffs are represented by Michael L. McGlynn of McGlynn & McGlynn in Belleville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-435

Progressive Direct Insurance removed a class action to federal court that alleges the automobile insurance company sold insurance that it would not pay claims on.

The defendant filed a notice of removal to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois on Sept. 28 through attorneys Emily Kiser of Lathrop & Gage in Clayton, Mo., and Brian Fries and Mara Cohara of Kansas City.

The defendant argues that removal is proper based on the Class Action Fairness Act, which extends federal jurisdiction over class actions.

According to the notice of removal, the proposed class consists of more than 100 members, diversity of citizenship exists and the amount in controversy exceeds $5 million, making removal appropriate.

Suzanne and Michael Hallihan filed the lawsuit on July 30 against Progressive Direct Insurance Co. of Ohio.

They claim the company sold policies to customers for minimum underinsured motorist coverage that is “illusory,” is rendered void by the language of the policy and had no intention of using as a basis for paying a claim.

The plaintiffs accuse the defendant of violating the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act, fraudulent misrepresentation or omission and unjust enrichment.

Suzanne Hallihan alleges she submitted a claim on July 25, 2014, in relation to a loss on Nov. 14, 2011. While the minimum payout at the time of the accident in 2011 was $20,000 per person, the suit states that Progressive denied the claim on July 29, 2014, arguing that the bodily injury coverage exceeded the underinsured motorist coverage and that the vehicle did not meet the definition of an underinsured motor vehicle.

The plaintiffs seek statutory and common-law damages, punitive damages, attorneys’ fees and court costs. They also seek an order prohibiting the defendant from offering the coverage in its current form.

The plaintiffs are represented by James J. Rosemergy of Carey, Danis & Lowe of St. Louis and Zane T. Cagle and Andrew G. Mundwiller of The Cagle Law Firm in St. Louis.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-434