Circuit Court Judge Donald Currie

New filings are from public records available in the Carroll County Clerk's office on the second floor of the courthouse, Delphi. Other information regarding judgments and marriage dissolutions is gathered from public records found in the clerk's office.

Tony J. Isom Jr., 28, of Delphi, pled guilty to possession of methamphetamine. He was sentenced to three years in jail, one year suspended, and one year supervised probation.

Doug S. Dirschell, 39, of Indianapolis, pled guilty to four counts of theft. He was sentenced to eight years in the department of correction, seven years suspended and one year to be served on in-home detention, and seven years supervised probation.

A judgement was entered for the plaintiff in the case of J&K Watson Enterprises Inc. vs. John Provo d/b/a Pro Builders Inc. in the amount of $7,258.95.

The following were found to be in arrears in the payment of child support: Melinda Hartman, $3,293.16; Prentiss Johnston, $3,671.85; Kimberly A. German, $2,270; Lorri Clawson, $5,247; Javier Picino, $1,462; Kristina Helms, $257; and Bob Henderson, $12,857.83.

A decree of dissolution was granted between the following: Shayne Record and Ashley Record, whose name was restored to Ashley Gundrum; Catressa Kay Taber and Michael Lynn Taber, with wife's former name of Carman restored; Marion H. Wright and Rachel N. Wright; Terri L. Lester and Kenneth E. Lester; and Monica Dawn Bogue and Wayne Kevin Bogue.

Bonnie J. Walker and Combined Insurance Co. agreed to attend mediation.

American General Financial Services Inc. filed a complaint to foreclose mortgage against Lonnie C. Pope Sr.

Everhome Mortgage Co. filed a complaint on note and to foreclose mortgage against Beth Frazier.

American Trust Federal Savings Bank filed a complaint on promissory note and to foreclose mortgage against Shawn Dreadfulwater.

Centurion Capital Corp. filed a complaint against Casey Harmon.

Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC filed a complaint against Goldie C. Ford.

Midland Credit Management Inc. filed a complaint against Marisol M. Phillippo.

First National Bank and Trust filed a complaint against Shawn Dreadfulwater.

Maricela Saucedo-Romero was charged with forgery and no valid operator's license.

Benjamin Isom was charged with dealing in methamphetamine, possession of chemical reagents or precursors with intent to manufacture a controlled substance, possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana, maintaining a common nuisance, possession of paraphernalia, receiving stolen property and illegal possession of anhydrous ammonia or ammonia solution.

Brenda Isom was charged with dealing in methamphetamine, possession of chemical reagents or percursors with intent to manufacture a controlled substance, possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana, maintaining a common nuisance, possession of paraphernalia, receiving stolen property and illegal possession of anhydrous ammonia or ammonia solution.

Jarrett A. Embrey was charged with burglary.

Linda M. Austin and Ronald P. Austin were named executors of the estate of the late Paul S. Austin.

Centurion Capital Corp. filed an application to confirm arbitration award against Jeffery Leslie.

US Bank NA filed a complaint on note and to foreclose mortgage against Gerlinde L. Conde and Rogelio Conde.

Carter Oil Supply filed a complaint to foreclose judgement lien against Zimpfer Development Corp.

Standard Fire Insurance filed a complaint against Alan Coghill.

American Acceptance Co. LLC filed a complaint against Tracy Lynn Claiborne.

Jon W. Sullivan, as trustee of Ralph D. Sullivan Living Trust, filed a complaint to quiet title to real estate against Linda M. Schache.

Sienna Financial LP filed a complaint against Betty Hensley.

Michael D. Bogan filed a breach of contract against Nancy L. Goltz.

Shawn Heath filed a complaint against Rhonda E. Giffin.

Hartson Kennedy Cabinet Top Co. filed a complaint against Christian DeVos d/b/a DeVos Wood Products.

The State of Indiana filed charges of battery resulting in serious bodily injury and resisting law enforcement against Joshua T. Johnson.