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Lee A. Kitzenberg, as surety for Promus Financial Group LLC, 96 Woodland Circle, Edina; filed Jan. 17, 18-40152; Chap. 7; assets, $408,104; liabilities, $1,848,266.
Kimberlie Kay Womack-Tschida, formerly doing business as Industrial Stainless Supply Inc., and Michael James Tschida, 16342 Wintergreen St. NW., Andover; filed Jan. 18, 18-40159; Chap. 13; assets, $801,187; liabilities, $589,279.
ST. Paul
Robert Wayne Schlosser, doing business as Schlor Enterprises and CCL, 14768 Timberwolf Trail NW., Prior Lake; filed Jan. 16, 18-30117; Chap. 7; no schedules filed.
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