The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch With Wednesday, December 12, 2012 this ring... Greubel dollhouses on display beginning Saturday Dubois County Museum will have on display the complete collection of dollhouses created and built by Lela and Ron Greubel from Saturday, December 15 through February 2013. The display will feature twenty-one pieces. The Greubels' had operated a dollhouse shop in Ireland, IN from 1986-2003 where they built and sold dollhouses and dollhouse furnishings of 1/12 scale. The shop was closed after Lela's death in 2003. The German dollhouse that was made by Greubels' is on permanent display in Exhibit Room II in the museum. It was modeled after Lela's 1850 ancestral home in Empede, Germany. Also on display will be a General Store; Strip Mall shops including a candy shop, a deli and a bakery; Becker's Law Office and Tea Time; Aunt Nellie's Sewing and Quilting; Bramble's Mercantile; the Loom Room; Dollhouse Shop; the Sweets Parlor; an 70 year old replica 58th anniversary 50th anniversary On Nov. 2, 1962, Alice Kirschner, Clarksburg, and William Nuhring, Batesville, were united in marriage at the Clarksburg Christian Church. They now reside on 229 South, Batesville. They have three children, Russell (Ann) Nuhring, of Batesville, Lyle (Kim) Nuhring of West Harrison and Marcia (Joe, Jr.) Rehage of Bright. They also have nine grandchildren, Jacob, Breanna and Joshua Nuhring, Kelly, Brooke, Jordan and Thomas Nuhring, Brady and Bailey Rehage. Bill retired from Hillenbrand's and also taught at Otwell High School from 1965-67. Alice retired from Kroger. The couple celebrated their anniversary with a trip out West. 60th anniversary History of the Red Kettle The annual Red Kettle Christmas fundraising campaign started in 1891 when a Salvation Army captain in San Francisco set up a crab pot at Oakland Ferry Landing to collect money for the poor at Christmas. The campaign has since become one of the longest-running and most recognizable fundraising efforts in the world. Kettles are now used in such distant lands as Korea, Japan, Chile and throughout Europe. In 2005, the consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton selected The Salvation Army as one of the world's top ten enduring institutions. While the Salvation Army is recognized around the world, the money raised in the ket- tles of Pike and Gibson Counties serves only the people of Pike and Gibson Counties. Between January and October of 2012 the money from the local kettles provided: 1,760 food baskets, 25 families with emergency housing, nine families with rent and/or mortgage assistance, 79 families with utility assistance, and 18,900 articles of clothing, diapers, toys, etc. When you can't be there, the Pike/Gibson Salvation Army helps your neighbors in need. There are only two weekends left to give in the annual red kettle drive. Facts courtesy of Lt. Jonathan Cooper, commander of the Pike/Gibson Salvation Army. Save 30% OFF All Christmas Decor! While supplies last. Ben Franklin Family & Craft Center Northwood Park Shopping Center Hwy. 231 in Jasper • 812-482-3060 M-Sat 9am-7pm • Sun Noon-5pm Jasper home purchased by the Greubels'; a Toy & Noel Shop; as well as a farm house, a wash house, and a Coke case displaying miniature Coca Cola items. The museum is open Tuesday through Friday from 10:00-2:00pm, Saturday from 10:00-4:00pm and Sunday 1:00-4:00pm. Closed on Monday. The Dubois County Museum is a local non profit organization committed to the collection, preservation and interpretation of historical artifacts and information important to the citizens of the county. Museum operations are funded by annual memberships, donations and gifts from visitors, area residents and businesses. Admission is free; donations are accepted. The DCM staff consists entirely of volunteers. It is located in Jasper at 2704 N. Newton Street (US231). Call (812) 634-7733. Please allow two hours to view exhibits. Visit the museum web site at www.duboiscountymuseum.org. Gerald and June Loveless of Petersburg were married December 11, 1954 at Petersburg Nazarene Church by Pastor Aretha Darnell. They are the parents of two sons, Timothy Lee and Eldon Ray, both of Petersburg. 60th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shoultz will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary, Saturday, December 15, from 2-4 p.m. (CST) at Francisco Gospel Ministry Church fellowship hall. Charles and Emma Lou (Oliver) were married December 14, 1952 in Oakland City at the home of Rev. Jesse Hall. Charles was a truck driver, farmer and co-owner of Wabash Erie Inn in Francisco. Emma Lou was a homemaker and also a co-owner of Wabash Erie Inn. They have resided in Gibson County all of their married lives. They have two children, a daughter, Terry (Tom) Crooks of Oakland City and a son, Jay Shoultz of Francisco. They also have two grandchildren, jayson Shoultz of Francisco and Tayla Shoultz of Borden, IN. Their children and grandchildren will host the event. All friends and relatives are invited. The couple requests no gifts, just your presence at the celebration. Marriage licenses Robert and Joy (Bakers) Waskom celebrated their 60th anniversary on Nov. 27 with family and friends. Robert taught math and physics before retiring in 1993. They are the parents of Sandy Taylor of Portage, IN; Bobbie Sue Hamill of Pain Lick, KY; and Tamara Vincent of Beaver Dam, KY. They have eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Robert and Joy's address is 5399 U.S. 62 E., Beaver Dam, KY 42320. B-5 Joshua D. Braunecker, 25, of 2551 E. CR150S, Winslow, son of Justin Braunecker and Tracy E. Crews Braunecker to Magan M. Braunecker, 27, of 2551 E. CR150S, Winslow, daughter of Aaron R. Bolin, 402 E. Morton St., Winslow, and Dannette M. Stone Bolin. Joshua David Collins, 27, of 8148 S. SR257, Stendal, son of David R. Collins and Teresa J. Wade Crowder to Kristina Lynn Crosby, 29, of 1801 Grand Ave. Washington, daughter of Samuel R. Warne and Georgia L. Blevins Warne. Jarred Richard Newport, 26, of 403 N. Eighth St., Petersburg, son of Randy Lee Newport and Marla Kay Something newsworthy? Give us a call— 354-8500 Westfall to Penny Mechelle Jerger, 31, of 403 N. Eighth St., Petersburg, daughter of Jerauld Davis, and Susan Marie Deweese Davis. Ask us about the Hybrid Heat System from Carrier, a combined gas and electric heating system. 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