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The Press-Dispatch C-1 Wednesday, October 26, 2022 HOME LIFE TO ADVERTISE: Call: 812-354-8500 Email: ads@pressdispatch.net Visit: 820 E. Poplar Street, Petersburg Deadline: 5 p.m. on Monday Eddie Boyd, Principal Broker Kay Helfen Associate Broker 812-582-1145 Addey Boyd Associate Broker 812-354-5599 Keith Shoultz Associate Broker 812-664-6640 Adam Boyd Associate Broker 812-582-2486 602 E. Main, Petersburg | www.BoydRealtyCo.com | Phone: 812-354-8893 SIAR REALTY & DEVELOPMENT LLC BOYD BOYD For personal service, chse Collins Street Storage Units | $60/Month | 812-354-8893 10/26/22 NEW PRICE REDUCTION! NEW PRICE REDUCTION! Back on the market. Overbid buyers financing failed. Large brick country home convenient to town. Huge modern great room with fireplace, tons of cabinetry in kitchen with built-in appliances, bonus room in basement with large walk in closet, canning kitchen and attached 1.5-car garage. Nicely landscaped, paved driveway, and concrete patio. 2 large barns. Call Keith at 812-664-2451 • Sale Price $249,900. MLS#202220081 NEW NEW LISTING! LISTING! Take a look at this updated 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with an attached garage in Evansville. Great spot to park or for extra storage. Looking for a nice spot for grilling and entertaining? The backyard is fenced in and very spacious. The house has some newer vinyl flooring and access to the garage. Don't let this one slip away! Sale Price $125,000. MLS#202235508 A 2 bedroom, 2 bath home ready for its new owners. Some of the interior updates include new flooring, paint, lighting, kitchen, bathrooms. The master bathroom has a elegant tile shower with glass doors. The kitchen has shaker style cabinets with a farmhouse sink. The appliances are whirlpool and the countertop is butcherblock. The exterior updates include new windows, siding, deck, and roof. New sidewalks and retaining wall offer extra curb appeal. FHA, USDA are welcome. Sale Price $150,000. MLS#202238365 Beautifully maintained Mid Century style home. A 4 bedroom 2.5 bath ranch home sitting on just under 3.5 acre. The stocked lake sits to the north of the property with a fantastic view. The heated and air conditioned attached 2 car garage. Beautifully designed kitchen. The floors are a mix of engineered wood and carpet. Tons of updates. Sale Price $325,000. MLS#202233711 NEW LISTING! NEW LISTING! SOLD! SOLD! Looking for a small farm to build a home on located in the country/ This is for you. Great location. The property has a 1 acre area at the intersection of CR 100 S and 625 W that has Electric,Water and septic system that is site ready to build a home or modular home. The property has approximately 18.5 acres tillable and being farmed for cash rent. . Sale Price $200,000. MLS#202224346 PRICE REDUCED! PRICE REDUCED! SOLD! SOLD! NEW LISTING! NEW LISTING! 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home with 1,600+sqft. The many updates include new vinyl flooring, appliances, fresh paint, new carpet, and two toned kitchen cabinets. Tired of a plain white design? Check out the bold color choices that go very well with the countertops and appliances. The master has plenty of space for a king size bed and extra closet space. This property has a detached 2 car garage and a larger pole barn This 5 acre (to be surveyed) property is very flat. List Price $230,000. Sale Price $250,000. MLS#202237298 Great rural isolated area for hunting or camping. Approximately 17 acres wooded. United States owned adjacent property on south and east side.Sale Price $120,000. MLS# 202229903 Being offered in conjunction with MLS#202220081 3140 W State Road 56 [separate ownership]. approx 1/4 acre lot with approx 65 ft. additional road frontage. Sale Price $6,900. MLS#202220375 This property could have a multitude of future uses. This is a country setting, but within minutes of Winslow or Petersburg. Water and electricity available. This 14 acre lot would make a great spot for a residential home. Past use for this property was income producing farm ground. Virgin property never mined. Recently surveyed and the ground does have tile for drainage. This property is located very close to Sugar Ridge shotgun range. Sale Price $109,900. MLS#202237185 NEW LISTING! NEW LISTING! Spacious like new lakefront two-story on a 1.3 acre cul-de-sac lot in a popular north east subdivision in Evansville. Upon entering the home, you are greeted by the inviting living room that offers a gas log fireplace with a beautiful mantle and tiled surround. The kitchen and family room flow together creating an open design that is perfect for entertaining while preparing meals. The kitchen is very large, and offers raised panel maple cabinetry, lots of recessed lighting, a very generous pantry, and includes all appliances that were replaced in 2022. Step out your back door, and enjoy the peace and serenity of the lake and wooded views from your patio while enjoying your morning coffee. The second level offers a large open concept bonus room perfect for a children's playroom, office, or additional recreation room. vanity, very large walk-in closet, and beautiful views extending out over the lake. Two additional large bedrooms can be found upstairs both featuring walk-in closets. The home also offers an abundance of storage with large storage closets on both levels. A 2.5 car attached garage, zoned heating and a/c, and energy star rated furnace and windows. This home is an incredible value! Call today, and schedule an appointment to view. Sale Price $299,000. MLS#202243004 NEW LISTING! NEW LISTING! SALE PENDING! SALE PENDING! NEW LISTING! NEW LISTING! Sweet's Column By Barb Sweet Hi stars and welcome to the big stage all lit up in colorful lights and decorated to help celebrate with all our stars who will have a birthday or an- niversary in the week of Octo- ber 27 to November 2. Come up onto this stage and take a bow. BIRTHDAYS October 27-Kaitlyn Shelton turns 15; Jeff Harting turns 63; Arthur and Cynthia Fra- ley will celebrate 13 years. October 28 -Tim Ashby; Son- ya Stafford-Hume turns 48. October 29 -Alan Christo- pher Tuell turns 44; Mara Bolin; Jan Stephens turns 64; Mitch Stephens; Marcia Lynn Jarvis Rothrock turns 68; Su- sie Miley turns 60. October 30 -Kat Fulcher; Josie Warner turns 12; Melis- sa Ann Epley turns 16; Rachel Epley Sanders turns 40 ; Jes- sica Lynn Maxfield turns 32; Fred Fiscus turns 63; Oaklee Joe Poehlein turns three. October 31-Mildred Vird- en turns 96; Jordyn Simmons turns 27; Donna Meyer Shaw turns 43; Caysha Selby; T. J. Maier turns 42; Jeff Downey turns 52; Debbie Sokeland. November 1-Julia Dunn turns 96; Emily Wiesehan McAtee turns 34; Paula Bota turns 43; Jeffery Davis, Sophia Josephine Hall Turns two. November 2-Samantha Meyer turns 45; James Capo- zella; Vernon and Ruby Ste- phens will celebrate 59 years. May all out stars have a re- ally great day and may all your wishes come true. Keep in your hear and in your prayers all our stars who are going through surgeries, tests, treatments, therapy, al- lergies, this new kind of covid, and the aches and pains of ev- eryday life. Teresa Ann, Win- nie, Kurt, Katy, Annabel, Ben- ny, Tim. Lacy Gamble's Aunt Ha- zel padded on October 15, at age 87. To Hazel's family and friends remember all those great times and share your memories and more will be added. The Meyer relatives and friends have lost another rela- tive, Aunt Donna Collins Mey- er, who passed on October 18 at age 90. Aunt Donna loved her children and all her grand- children and she had always had a dachshund through the years. To all who knew our Aunt Donna share your fond memories and more memo- ries will be added. Aunt Don- na would bring Grandma Lau- ra milk, cream, butter that was made from her milk cow. Winslow area is saddened to lose Aunt Hazel and Aunt Donna. EVENTS Events coming up in Winslow the surrounding ar- eas are: October 27-Winslow Ele- mentary School to hold Trunk or Treat. October 31-Halloween Day where the children dress up and go out to get that tasty sweet treat. Sweet's Column Halloween Yard Decorations. Winslow American Legion will hold a costume contest and Trunk or Treat. Winslow Parks Board Trunk or Treat at the Sports Field. November 3-Winslow Li- ons Club meets at 6 p.m. with a meal at the Gambles' house. November 5 -Open Fun Horse Show begins at noon at Rockin G Saddle Club on South 257 from Otwell Jct. The last event of the year. Winslow Lions will serve food and drinks. November 6 -Daylight Sav- ings Time ends. Set clocks back one hour. November 8 -Election Day-Many towns will elect new officers with other issues to vote for or against. Winslow Senior Citizens meet on Monday and Tues- day at the Snyder Communi- ty Center. Petersburg. Post- cards and notes of interest at Sweet's Column, Winslow, IN 47598. The Pato- ka River in Winslow is low and you can see the limbs stick- ing out of the water on the west side of the bridge. We ha- ven't had any rain this past week, but the temps started off in the 70s through the weekend. When a new week began the cold- ness began in the 50s with three nights of below freez- ing with frost in some areas. The winds were also strong that the weather service had to put out a Red Flag Warn- ing for two days with winds gusting up to 40 mph. Lots of sunshine that helped the cool breeze a bit warmer. The trees are loosing their leaves and now we all have leaves of tan or brown as the yard is cov- ered. Now is the time for all the kids to get a rake and rake the leaves in a pile, then when its high enough, you jump in- to them. This is also a way to mulch the leaves for flower covering or compost. Animals we have seen: a crane flying from the medi- an on I69, sea gulls on Rend Lake, many different types of horses and cats that love some attention. More Halloween decora- tions in yards have popped up in the past week and all have everyone say Ohhh and Ah- hh. Three witches and black rats on Main Street, North Street on the third block are yards full of the Halloween spirit, Third Street has witch- es hanging in trees. Princeton and Oakland City have a few decorated places. I have been talking about the fall colors and how they have changed Norm and I went out for a drive and the col- ors of the trees are awesome to see. I know its not peek sea- son, but each week the trees change all over or they start to change on the ends of the limb. They are dull at first but then the yellow and gold appear to ac- cent the white, red, burgundy, green then the pink ap- pears. As we drove we have seen the same beautiful col- ors all along Hwy 61 and 64, I69, I64, I57 South. Norm and I still think that Pike County has some of the most awesome colors of fall and like I said its not even peek season for colors. Be- sides the fall colors, in a field I saw a corn tornado begin, a few farmers were out to har- vest the beans and some corn had been harvested. The bridge replacements are down to two on I64. Wayne County and slow down signs were up. Then on I57 South the state is making it a three lane and it is done, from the South to Johnson City-Ziegler exit. North of that to Ina the bridges and median drains in their place. This highway has a lot of semi-trucks plus the people who live in the area and two lanes made it clog up. This may help the traffic flow easier. The Wabash River was lower than usual, Rend Lake was low and Little Wabash was almost empty. We meet some nice people at the rest stops and our drive was relaxing as we saw all the beauty around us. Winslow got their water ful- ly restored by Wednesday eve- ning and Winslow had lots of help from the area and to ev- eryone involved-Thank you. No water was a hindrance, but we all survived and we now have water to use. Winslow was in the Press-Dispatch and the T V stations of 7, 14, and 25 carried the breaks for three days and everyone who was involved to report what hap- pened, it was well informed of what goes wrong and it just happens to be five breaks to repair. Congrats to grandparents Les and Julie Nixon on the birth of twin granddaughters on October 12. With the Winslow Lions we were at the Open Fun Horse Show last Saturday the 15 where the weather was chilly, but the sun was hot and felt good as the wind picked up in the afternoon. Their turn- out was lower than usual, each had a great time, with the younger age group. Babies do some strange new things to scare a mom. Grace has picked up a new habit with breathing and Laura would be happier if she could stop it, but it is not constant . Grace has a new carrier that fits on Ma- ma so she can have her hands free for other items. I wish they had made this when my child grew up. The yard signs for Winslow Town Council have doubled in the corner lot with Dee and Kavin. Monday, October 24, is the meet and greet the candi- dates and we hope to be there to hear what each star has in plan for Winslow and its cit- izens who call this friendly, small town home. Evansville had a big ware- house fire that started Mon- day, Oct. 17, with strong winds the fire lasted longer than nor- mal. It is still smoldering as of Wednesday. It was so hot of a fire that some people miles away could see the smoke and the Lloyd traffic had to be detoured and Hwy 41 al- so. It was a two block by four block around West Franklin and Morton Streets. It's time to dim the lights for this week, but continue to keep an eye on family and friends; slow down and enjoy the wonders all around you, stop for school buses, wear your mask when in crowds, and a always smile, wave and say "hi" to everyone you see this week. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Victoria Tolley and Bobby J. Goodwin convey to Bobby J. Goodwin and Dara D. Goodwin, real es- tate as recorded in Pike County. James E. Minnis and Dona K. Minnis convey to Matthew Allen Welch, real estate as recorded in Pike County. William W. Ricketts conveys to Michael T. Williams, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Gary L. Willis Jr. con- veys to Samantha Satter- field and Alex Tepe, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Kenneth M. Willis, Es- tate of Mary Belle Wil- lis and Mary Belle Wil- lis convey to Kenneth M. Willis, Beth Sanborn and Willis Living Trust, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Lisa D. 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