The Press-Dispatch
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D-2 The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, April 17, 2013 Personals By Judy True Birthdays Paige Barron turned 12 on April 16; Todd Morrison will turn 42, Justin Hill will turn 29, Clint Hyneman and Julie Hunt will turn 26, and Peg Hyneman will turn 92 on April 18; Angela Pugh will turn 49 on April 20; Wyatt Alldredge will turn 5 on April 21; Caleb James True will turn 3 on April 22; and Alice Whittington on April 27. Jack and Martha Pipes will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on April 21. Joe and Bette Coomer were out driving around last Sunday and stopped and said "hi" to Matt and Jill Embree and also stopped at Jill's father's, Jim Kolb, who came out to talk to the Coomers and show them the sheep. Joe and his coffee drinking buddies all met at a restaurant in Princeton last week. So far, Joe and his wife, Bette, have found three Eagle's nest with babies in Gibson County. Rick and Nancy Wheatley picked up their grandson, Malcolm, a few days last week after school. On Thursday, they went to Vincennes and had lunch and then went shopping. Rick and Nancy went to Princeton on Friday to meet up with one of their granddaughters, K aela Kell, and have lunch with her before she had to go back to work. Nancy also reports that another granddaughter, Josie, was appointed "Princess for the Day" at Disney World in Florida on Friday afternoon. Josie's family is there on vacation. They also went to Evansville on Saturday to do some shopping and then had dinner at a local restaurant there. On Sunday morning, they went to Vincennes for breakfast and then do some shopping. Holly Young had surgery on Tuesday and is home and doing better. Terry and Carol Hightower have had their daughter, Kristi Edwards, and grandson, Matthew, visiting from Michigan. While here, they went to Evansville, Jasper and Vincennes. Matthew was also able to play with his friend, Brett Stover, one evening at home and spend time at Hornady Park. Sharon Kramer and Kendra Dewig had lunch at a restaurant in Princeton last week. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright went out to dinner to local restaurants several times last week in Vincennes. Betty Jo had a successful surgery on her left knee on Thursday and is convalescing at home, taking it easy. Lt. Dennis Marshall retired from the Indiana State Police, after giving 34 dedicated years of service to the Indiana State Police and to the communities in which he served. Vera Potts visited with Betty Cain in Princeton on Monday afternoon. On Wednesday, she visited with Violet Burkhart. On Thursday, she attended the visitation for Frank Tolbert at Colvin Funeral Home. Rita McGuyer, on Monday and Thursday, joined her daughter, Tisha Jewel, in Vincennes for lunch at local restaurants. On Tuesday, she had lunch with Sue and Patty Schultz in Princeton. Later, she went to Lincoln High School to watch her granddaughter, Bailey, play softball. She attended the REMC meeting at Lincoln High School last Saturday with her sister, Faye Junklin. On Sunday, she went to Mesker Park Zoo to attend the birthday party for two of her great-great-grandchildren, Jozie and Carter Wautelep, who both turned one. Janie Arnold had visits from family and friends last week at Golden Living PES fifth graders visit PCMS Petersburg Elementary fifth graders spent last Friday morning at Pike Central Middle School for orientation. This gave the students a chance to see and hear about their new school for next year. Center in Petersburg. Wednesday visitors of Karn Kern, of Ellery, Ill. t ing ton at tended the Past Sunday visitors of REMC meeting at Lincoln Hazel Pauley were Charles and Ashley and Kash MeyRuth Morrison were Deb- High School in Vincennes and Anita Fugate of Paoli. er, of Petersburg. On Fribie Alexander, Todd Mor- last Saturday. Last week, They went out to dinner at day, Maurice Hurt stopped rison and Lucy McKannan. Leon and Alice, and Curt a local restaurant. Hazel al- by and brought lunch for Bill and Kay Reneer and Debbie Cain went to so visited several days with them both. went to Princeton on Fri- Dale to do some shopping her son, Larry, who is reFriday afternoon visitors day to do some shopping and then ate supper in covering at home after sur- of Jenny Collins were her and then have dinner at a Oakland City at a local res- gery. grandson, Shane Collins, local restaurant. taurant. On Thursday, they Erma Cottongim and her and his friend, Eldon. On Dallas Paul and Nan- went to the Union Store granddaughter, Lorelei, of Thursday, Jenny and one cy Collins visited with his and then stopped at a local Richmond, formerly of Pe- of her sons, Rick Collins, cousin, Hazel Collins, and greenhouse to buy some tersburg, were Easter Day took them both to the visiRuby Wolfe last Wednes- flower plants. On Thurs- dinner guests of her niece, tation for Frank Tolbert at day and took them both day, they went to the visi- LaDonna and Gary Jenson, Colvin Funeral Home. some strawberry pie. On tation for Frank Tolbert. Walt and Marcella Robb Janelle Jenson and Steve Friday, they went to the Elder Archie Sapp, 90, Sizelove and their three attended the REMC meetvisitation of a friend from currently from Missouri, children, and Julia Jenson ing last Saturday at the Bloomfield. A fterwards, visited with friends at the and Jay Smith and their Lincoln High School. On the Collins' went to a Chi- Union Store last week, in- daughter. An egg hunt was Tuesday, they went to nese restaurant for dinner. cluding Bill Reneer. Elder hosted for the children. Princeton to visit with Vep Prayers have been re- Sapp was the former fire Wednesday afternoon Degenhart at the Water's quested and will be appre- chief at the Union VFD for visitor of Sharon Rumble Nursing Home and before was Elder A rchie Sapp going home, they ate lunch ciated for Beth Sturgeon, many years. who found out she has sevJo r d a n A r m s t r o n g from Missouri. Another re- at a local restaurant. brought his son, Isaac, to cent visitor was Jean Caleral health issues. Walt and Marcella alEdman Stewart of Mon- visit with his uncle and lahan. so went out to dinner with roe City went to Peters- aunt, Randy and Maggie Thursday visitors of Ev- her brothers, Marvin and burg to do some shopping Armstrong, over the week- elyne McClure were her Faye Livermore, and Jerand run some errands on end. niece, June Redfairn, and Continued on page 3 Friday and then went to Washington to visit with Shawn Colvin on Golden LivingCenter - Petersburg provides you with Saturday afternoon. 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