The Press-Dispatch
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A-4 Local Wednesday, August 8, 2018 The Press-Dispatch ROYALTY REUNION AUG. 12 The Royalty Reunion will be Sunday, Aug. 12, at Jordan Memo- rial Park in Spurgeon. Dinner is planned for 1 p.m., EDT. Table ser- vice and drinks will be provided. Plan to attend and bring a covered dish. Tell family members who may not see this notice. All family and friends are welcome. GRUBB REUNION SEPTEMBER 9 The descendants of Henry Grubb and Lillie Cornelius Grubb, along with their children William, Alme- da, Charles, Hobart, Sallie, Hugh, Everett, Nora and Arthur, will hold their annual reunion on Sunday, Sep- tember 9, at Hornady Park. A bas- ket dinner will be shared at 1 p.m. Letters were mailed on July 13. If you did not receive a letter contact Mary Brown Fuller at mfuller0112@ yahoo.com or 812-457-7652, so that your address can be added to the mailing list. It is requested that if you have any old family photos or other memorabilia that you would like to share for a family tree proj- ect that you bring them to the park. They will be scanned and returned to you at that time. Petersburg High School Class of 1953 Reunion The Petersburg High School Class of 1953 had their class reunion on Saturday, June 9, at the Pe- tersburg Elementary School. Pictured front row (l to r): Patty (Miley) Cannon, Patricia (Logan) Beck, Jean (Dowden) Helock, Carol (Blaize) Smith, Joy (Bakeis) Waskom, Jean (Hubbell) Bishop, Frances (Burton) Hartley and Helen (Gross) Onyett; second row: Don Ficklin, Carroll Rumble, Jack Catt, Joe Willis, John Hemp- ling, Prentice White and Dan Wolven. Area Reunions Area Births JENSEN JAMES MANNING To James (Hunter) Man- ning and Lindsey Manning, the birth of their son, Jensen James Manning, born July 3, 2018, at the Women's Hospi- tal in Newburgh, weighing 8 lbs. and 7 ounces., and was 21 inches long. Jensen's grandparents are Wayne and Leslie Manning and Bryan and Stacy McLain; great- grandparents are Butch and Marty Weist, Charlie and Linda Sims, Mike and Ju- dy McLain and Pansy Man- ning and great-greatgrand- parents are Sylvia Stone, Marian McLain and Helen Harmon. OCIE AMELIA MAE AND TILLIE KAY HOUTSCH To Andrew and Danielle Houtsch, of Otwell, twins, Ocie Amelia Mae and Til- lie Kay Houtsch born, Ju- ly 16, 2018, at 6 lbs. 6 ozs. and 7 lbs. 8 ozs. The twins are welcomed home by their big brother Rhett and sister Bristynn. Maternal grand- parents are Steve and Mary Meyer, of Otwell, and pater- nal grandparents Mike and Judy Houtsch, of Otwell; great-grandparents are Wil- fred Meyer; Jim and Jennie Houtsch, of Otwell; Louis and Mary Ann Schmidt, of Jasper. Dubois County Fairgrounds Truck & TracTor Pull 4175 S. State Road 162 • Huntingburg Saturday, August 11 5:00 pm $5 Admission Check-in begins at 1:00 pm Classes below are listed in Tentative Pulling Order For more information, call: Jason Lueken • 812-639-2421 Casey Reckelhoff • 812-631-5769 Like us on Facebook: Dubois County Fairgrounds Like us on Facebook: Dubois County Fairgrounds Like us on Facebook: Dubois County Fairgrounds TenTaTive Classes: 1. 12,000 lb. NA Farm Stock 2. 6,000 lb. 2WD Gas Truck 3. 12,000 lb. 8MPH Farm Stock 4. OVTPA 9,500 lb. 510 Limited Pro 5. 12,000 lb. 12MPH Farm Stock 6. 4x4 Gas Trucks 7. 8,500 lb. Work Stock Diesel Truck 8. 8,000 lb. Diesel 4x4 Truck 9. 11,500 lb. Open Tractor Class Minimum of 5 entries for each class THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU! Lakewood Home offers real family-style assisted living at the most affordable rates in the area and is conveniently nestled in the woods behind Pike Central. Many people think they cannot afford assisted living until they come to us. We are small and can give the time and attention residents need and deserve. Come visit and we think you will agree when we say "there's no other place like it!" Call Jenny at 812-789-3985 or visit any time for a tour. A S S I S T E D L I V I N G Located behind Pike Central on Hwy. 56. Look for the sign. Are you or a loved one in need of assistance with daily living? Checking out their class schedule Pike Central High School senior Madisyn Guth (left) and freshman Blaine Pitcher (right) examine their class schedules on the first day of registration on Wednesday, Aug. 1. The first day of school for students is Wednesday, Aug. 8. Ed Cahill photo Three arrested on drug charges Thursday By Andy Heuring Three people were ar- rested on meth-related charges early Thursday, August 2 after police ob- tained a warrant to search a house south of Winslow. Maxwell Church, 26, of Winslow, was charged with possession of meth less than five grams, a lev- el 6 felony; unlawful pos- session of a syringe; main- taining a common nui- sance; possession of para- phernalia; and possession of marijuana. Janessa Nicole Moore, 33, of Winslow, and Zach- ery D. McEllhiney, 32, of Princeton, were arrest- ed on charges of posses- sion of meth less than five grams, a level 6 felony; un- lawful possession of a sy- ringe; visiting a common nuisance; possession of paraphernalia; and pos- session of marijuana. According to a prob- able cause affidavit, Pe- tersburg Police Cpl. Jared Simmons obtained infor- mation about drug activ- ity at Church's residence and obtained a search war- rant. He and State Trooper Chase Eaton, C.J. Boeck- man, Pike County Depu- ty Mike Willis and Buck Seger went to the resi- dence to conduct a search at about 3 a.m. Thursday. Cpl. Simmons said he and several other offi- cers knocked on the door of the house and then en- tered it to find McEllhin- ey sleeping in a back bed- room. Deputy Seger lo- cated Moore and Church in a detached garage. All three were detained while the search was conducted. Cpl. Simmons said in the living room of the house, police found several snort tubes with a white resi- due the field tested posi- tive for meth, a corner bag- gie with white powder in it that field tested positive for meth, digital scales, a marijuana smoking bong and a set of forceps with a marijuana roach still clipped in the forceps. In the dining room, they found a container with about 10 syringes, some loaded, a glass smoking device with a burnt resi - due in it which field test- ed positive for meth, three clear plastic corner bag- gies with a white residue in them. In the kitchen re- frigerator, police said they found a loaded syringe un- capped sticking up in the open. In the back bed- room, where McEllhiney was located, police said they located an uncapped syringe and a corner bag- gie with crystal-like sub- stance in it that field test- ed positive for meth. They also located two more sy- ringes and a snort tube, as well as a pair of digital scales in a red Jeep in the garage. Following the search, all three were taken into cus- tody.