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Sweet's Column By Barb Sweet REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Gwen Boylan quitclaims to Steve Toby, real estate as re- corded in Pike County. Carla R. Buente quitclaims to Mary E. Fritz AK A Mary Elizabeth Buente, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Mary E. Fritz PR, Unsupervised Estate of Donald C. Buente and Donald C. Buente, deceased, convey to Mary E. Fritz FK A Mary Elizabeth Buente, real estate as re- corded in Pike County. Kevin Hornby and Christina Hornby convey to Matthew Tisdale, real estate as recorded in Pike County. David A. Tisdale conveys to Matthew A. Tisdale, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Casey J. Boeckman and Erika Boeckman convey to Ross Kluesner and Serena McCammon, real estate as record- ed in Pike County. Eric Conway and Michelle Conway quitclaim to Eric Conway AK A Eric S. Conway and Michelle Conway AK A Michelle L. Conway, real estate as recorded in Pike Coun- ty. Steve R. Brock conveys to Christine D. Roark, real es- tate as recorded in Pike County. Philip Summers and Luana Summers quitclaim to Ka- vin Gayhart and Brittany Gayhart, real estate as record- ed in Pike County. Scott E. Bush quitclaims to Connie L. Bush, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Cathy A. Barnes and Boyd A. Toler Commissioner quit- claim to Donald R. Barnes AK A Don Barnes, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Ivan Dean Glispie conveys to Ivan Dean Glispie and De- nise L. Glispie, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Gary D. Church and Peggy Lou Church convey to Jere- my Wayne Church and Winnie Ann Foster, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Kathy A. Decker quitclaims to Edwin H. Wicks, real es- tate as recorded in Pike County. Ronald A. Travis and Rita F. Travis convey to Brooklyn Reavis, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Hope M. Quackenbush quitclaims to Hope M. Quack- enbush and Kevin L. Quackenbush, real estate as record- ed in Pike County. Melissa Satkamp conveys to Pike County Public Library, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Jeffry K. Young PR and Estate of Martha J. Young con- vey to Chad Roy, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Hi stars and welcome to the big stage all lit up bright red, white and blue lights and decorated to help celebrate with all our stars who will have a birthday or an- niversary in the week of May 27-June 2. Come up onto this stage and take a bow. CURRENT BIRTHDAYS May 27-Brittany Craney Garrison turns 33; Whitney Craney Knight turns 33. May 29 -Aunt Jean Meyer turns 88; Aynslee Key turns 14; Isaiah Culberston turns 19; Lucas Roberts turns 32. May 30 -Marie Meyer turns 32. May 31-Ravynne Lily Cato turns 10. June 2-Skip and Elizabeth Sluder cel- ebrate 52 years. May all our stars have a really great day and may all your wishes come true. Keep in your heart and in your prayers all our stars who have COVID-19 and those recovering from it, those hospital- ized for other ailments, those having test- ings or therapy, those with seasonal aller- gies, and those with the aches and pains of everyday life. EVENTS May 29 -Timeless Classics of Pike County 43rd Annual Car and Truck Show at Hornady Park in Petersburg. May 31-Memorial Day-Visit your loved ones who have served in all branches of service for our country to stay free. No Winslow Memorial Day Parade again this year for the safety of all. June 3-Winslow Lions Club meets at 7 p.m. at the Gamble house. June 5 -Cowboy Trail Horse Show at Rockin' G Saddle Club, beginning at 11 a.m. Call Matt Gamble at 812-789 -6430 or Dallas Gamble at 812-582-9661 for more information. June 8 -Winslow Beautification and Economic starts at 6:30 p.m. at the Com- munity Center. Winslow senior citizens are meeting again on Monday and Tuesday at the Community Center. Petersburg seniors may be meeting again, so check the place and day to be sure. There were no postcards at Sweets Col- umn, Winslow, IN 47598 Winslow Patoka River dropped its wa- ter level from full to three-quarters full. The White River is high and so is the Ohio River. The Wabash was high last week. Our temps have gone from spring to summer, with the 60s at night and 70s- 80s for daytime highs, with winds rang- ing from 5 -20 mph. The showers we had here weren't that much, close to .10 inches. Windows are open and some stars may have turned on their air conditioner, but the humidity might come next week. The Brood X Cicadas are getting closer to our area as they begin to shed the old shell and turn black with those red beady eyes. I have seen a few shells in the yard, but not the cicadas yet. They have been seen last week in Nashville, Tenn., southern Ken- tucky and the Jasper area. More flowers are in bloom, such as iris- es, tulips, peonies, roses and lots of other spring flowers. The fields are planted, but more fields are seen with the yellow flow- er weed, but it does look good as you see a field of yellow. Lawns look great after the mowing is done each week. The flow- er beds and ground cover have no weeds in them and some have lots of mulch. We saw a rabbit that crossed in front of us in town. I saw my first lightning bug, a small turtle on the road at twin pits, and over in Illinois, a gray fox in the I-64 median, one wild turkey and seven deer in the fields, and a herd of goats that get out in the road every so often. When you walk out to the mailbox and back inside the house, and see a tick on your leg, you know the ticks are going to be a nuisance this year. While I was over to help Mom, I got to hug my nephew, Joshua, who we met at Wal-Mart, then later on Friday, we all got in the van and drove to their favor- ite and famous custard stand, where the green lady liberty stands on the corner holding an ice cream cone. We drove through more of Rend Lake and this time, we drove over the dam. The water was up and lots of fishing boats and speed boats were in several spots on the lake. Jacari has competed in several events, like the long jump, and the 100, 200 and 400 me- ter relays, where he has come in several places for the school team. Saturday morning, Mom was brought to Terri Ann's house, but when we got to Indiana, we all met this time at West Boggs Lake to eat before everything was unloaded. Norm and I left the restaurant after we all ate and talked for awhile. It was a lovely sunny day and on the drive over it was nice to see farmers in the fields and the construction on I-64 and Ind. 41 was pleasant to drive through. On Ind. 50, there was a yellow bi-plane that flew really close to the highway and also low to the field. So, I guess he was practicing his crop dusting maneuvers. The gas pric- es were high in Illinois, ranging from $ 3.17- $ 3.19. In Indiana, at the 40 truck stops, it was $2.99, but far- ther north in Washington, it was $2.89. Then, later in the week, on Wednesday, it was $ 3.09. There were some stations that ran out of gas the week before, but now there is no worry about where to fill up your tank. You might have to pull out more money to do that. It's that time and sit- uation again where the prices on every- thing get higher. We drove through Hornady Park, where it was a happening place. A fam- ily and their children were playing on the swings and monkey bars, and there were two family get-togethers of a birth- day and or graduation. There were also lots of walkers on Pike Ave. On Taco Tuesday, Vernon, Dixie, Norm and I had a great time as we ate tacos and enjoyed the flan with three spoons at the Mexican place in Oakland City. Thursday was our Winslow Lions Club meeting and we all met outside in the fresh air, where we had a great talk and discussion on past events and upcom- ing events. We all heard the great news that Maddie and Scott Arnold had just found out that they will have a little one in about seven more months. Congratu- lations to them. Schools all over the area will soon be ending, with children moving into anoth- er grade or graduating out of high school or college. So, to every student, congrat- ulations and enjoy the summer. Memorial Day is coming on the last Monday of the month, where many fam- ilies will visit their loved ones, and place flowers and a flag for those who have served in many branches of service for our country to remain free. While you are there, think about giving a donation to the cemeteries to help with upkeep. Keep the area nice for you and your loved ones. The lights are about to dim this week, but keep an eye on family and friends. Keep wearing your mask to keep others safe. Slow down and see all the wonders in your neck of the woods. As always, smile, wave and say "hi" to everyone you see this week. In one SnugSlips ad, a woman stood atop the pointy part of a fire hydrant. Why? Not sure! Was she seriously injured? Dunno! Did I have to have them? Yes! I paid $ 30 on pillowslides.com, choos- ing black, as if this might be more chic. Like, yes, I am wearing pontoon boats, but they are Chanel pontoons. They took weeks to arrive. I almost for- got about them, until a friend posted her yellow Pillow Slides on Instagram, claim- ing I inspired her. Is this how influencing works? We all just buy the same bizarre items and show one another? It is. So, the review. I was disappoint- ed when I put them on. They felt firm- er than the tiny down comforters I had imagined. But as I wore them, I came around. They're light but sturdy, the kind of footwear I could picture my peasant foremothers wearing while boiling groats for stew. They can withstand any liquids. These are the shoes of a changing, resil- ient world. Ballet flats, Oxfords and the like will bounce back somewhat as we return to offices and events, Goldstein said. But I wonder if they will be forever inter- spersed with shoes that say, "Yes, I had insomnia during the pandemic, and my self-control is low, but I am still standing." Stephanie Hayes is a columnist at the Tampa Bay Times in Florida. Follow her at @ stephhayeswrites on Facebook, @ stephhayes on Twitter or @ stephrhayes on Instagram. D-6 Wednesday, May 26, 2021 The Press-Dispatch PILLOW SLIDES Continued from page 1 To enter the Birthday Club, email your name, ad- dress, phone number and birthdate to birthdayclub@ pressdispatch.net. Only the person's name, town and birth- day will appear in the paper. As an added bonus, one lucky person each month will receive a free three month Press-Dispatch subscription. This month's birthdays have a chance to win a $25 gift certificate from Sue's Flowers and Gifts, in Oakland City. THIS WEEK'S BIRTHDAYS Tony Rothrock ............................. Winslow .............5/26 Gary Osborne ............................. Spurgeon ............5/28 Connie Barnett .......................... Petersburg ...........5/28 Gail Daniel ................................ Petersburg ...........5/29 Morton Seifrig .............................. Otwell ..............5/30 Ashley Fields ............................... Winslow .............5/30 Sarah Boger .............................. Petersburg ...........5/31 Dylan Daugherity ...................... Petersburg ...........5/31 Nancy Garris ............................. Petersburg ..........5/31 Jeanie Guth ............................... 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BIDDING ENDS ON 6/1 VISIT: https://sohnandassociates.hibid.com/catalog/281697 No calls or walk-throughs allowed 14348528 ARVIN CAROL 2338 N CO RD 500 E PETERSBURG 14502667 ATKINS MELISSA 2552 S STATE RD 57 PETERSBURG 14331103 BARBER JASON E 5005 E ST RD 56 WINSLOW 15230667 BARFKECHT HALENNA 202 E KENNEDY AVE PETERSBURG 15015939 BROOKS ANDREA N 409 N 11 ST PETERSBURG 14881415 BURNS ALICIA E 1416 WEST COUNTY ROAD PETERSBURG 15097170 BUSCHKOETTER DEAN P 8661 W HIMSEL RD OTWELL 15097170 BUSCHKOETTER TAYLOR REN 8661 W HIMSEL RD OTWELL 14169823 CALHOUN MICHAEL W 616 S 7TH ST PETERSBURG 11873619 CAMP TONY 9676 E 475S VELPEN 15136765 CANNON GRANT L 8287 E STATE ROAD 56 OTWELL 15052162 CHAFFIN MIKE 6944 E HUNTINGBURG ST STENDAL 15231979 CHESSER WILLIAM 21 S STATE ROAD 57 PETERSBURG 14266982 CURTIS HAROLD 207 S 18TH ST PETERSBURG 15376929 DAVIS JONETTA 626 S STATE ROAD 61 WINSLOW 15112836 DEEN CONNIE 3565 S STATE RD 61 WINSLOW 14240994 DEJARNETT AMBER 1076 E COUNTY ROAD 47 WINSLOW 15095641 DONALDSON CLIFFORD C 600 E PORTER ST WINSLOW 14253706 DUNN AND ASSOCIATES 3728 STATE RD 56 W PETERSBURG 14888133 ENNIS MELISSA 204 S BLUFF ST WINSLOW 14211044 FETTINGER DOROTHY RR 2 BOX 238 WINSLOW 15311141 FOUR STAR FIELD SERVICES POB 385 PETERSBURG 15115391 FROEHLE MARY L 1077 N STATE ROAD 61 PETERSBURG 15130686 GERBER BETTINA 307 S MARIAH ST WINSLOW 15039667 GERMAN AMERICAN PO BOX 98 PETERSBURG 15264084 GOGEL ERIC 407 E WALNUT ST PETERSBURG 14259082 GRESS BLANE 156 N WHITELOCK AVE A PETERSBURG 14263331 GRIGSBY BRANDON W 7819 W 50N VELPEN 14881629 HAMM CHANCE M 1013 N MAIN ST WINSLOW 14211044 HARDEN BARBARA RR 2 BOX 238 WINSLOW 14897672 HART MICHAEL 4887 S CO RD 450 E WINSLOW 14140382 HAYES DENNIS 8223 E STATE RD 356 OTWELL 14136330 HEDGE MICHEAL E 414 N 12TH STREET PETERSBURGE 15234783 HEDRICK NICK 404 N CHERRY ST WINSLOW 15234887 HENSON DAVID 1416 W DIVISION RD PETERSBURG 14181681 HOFFMAN ANDREA 1572 ARTHUR CHURCH RD WINSLOW 14137994 HOUGHLAN MILDRED R UNKNOWN PETERSBURG 15042072 HUFFER CATHERINE A 5332 S. 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Please visit www.IndianaUnclaimed.gov for complete list of all properties currently held in the protective custody of the Attorney General's Office. Unclaimed Property is not physical real estate or vehicles. It is money or safekeeping property from accounts that have registered inactive. Common examples include lost or forgotten bank balances, unpaid wages, insurance proceeds, safe deposit box contents, stocks & dividends, and utility deposits. Safe Deposit box contents can be purchased through public auction at www.IndianaUnclaimed.gov. A person or entity having a legal interest in these properties may obtain more information by visiting www.IndianaUnclaimed.gov or calling the Attorney General's Unclaimed Property Division at 1-866-462-5246. All claims must be supported by proof of rightful ownership or legitimate representation and state-approved identification. Searching for and claiming property is a free public service provided by the Indiana Attorney General.