The Press-Dispatch
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A-8 The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, November 13, 2013 With this ring... Area police find stolen car A stolen car was found near Arthur last Friday on a grass lane off of "Rifle Range Road," west of the rifle range on Department of Natural Resources property. Conservation Officer Mike Kellner said it was noticed Friday morning by a passerby who notified Pike County's central dispatch. DNR personnel saw it and notified their officers. Kellner said they were able to locate the owner in Jeffersonville. The car had been missing since Monday morning when it was taken from a residential driveway. Kellner said it had little or no damage and it didn't appear to have had anything stolen out of the car. 50th anniversary Joe and Loretta Chanley will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013, at Sts. Peter and Paul Fellowship Hall in Petersburg from 3 to 5 p.m. Joe and Loretta (Mosby) Chanley were married Nov. 24, 1963 by Rev. Herschel Long at Petersburg General Baptist Church. Attendants were Judy (Chanley) Weitkamp, Barbara (Chanley) Byrd, Billy Joe Like and Roger Craig. Area They are the parents of three sons, Keith (Dana), of Rising Sun, Terry (Dawn), of Elkhart, and Gary (Jennifer), of Otwell. They have nine grandchildren, David and Joseph, of Rising Sun, Chase (Courtney), of Wakarusa, Evan and Myiah, of Elkhart, Logan, Carson and Leah, of Otwell, and Garrett, deceased. The couple requests gifts be omitted, but cards are welcome. Friends and relatives are invited. births parents are Steve and Mary Meyer, of Otwell. Greatgrandparents are Louis and Mary Ann Schmidt, of Jasper, Jim and Jennie Houtsch, of Otwell, and Wilfred Meyer, of Otwell. Lincoln Alan Adkins To Matt and Alyse Adkins, of Corydon, at Norton Rhett James Suburban Hospital in LouHoutsch isville, Ky., Tuesday, Oct. To Andrew and Danielle 22, 2013, their first child, Houtsch, of Otwell, at Me- a son, Lincoln Alan, weighmorial Hospital in Jasper, ing 8 lbs. and 6 ozs., meaOctober 21, 2013 at 10:33 suring 20 1/2" long. Materp.m., a son, Rhett James, nal grandparents are Nelweighing 9 lbs. and 13 ozs. son and Tammy Preble, of and measuring 23" long. Ft. Wayne. Paternal grandPaternal grandparents are parents are Shelia (Nalley) Mike and Judy Houtsch, Adkins, of Hazleton, and the of Otwell. Maternal grand- late Bruce Adkins. WES students celebrated with an ice cream party Stephanie Shedd's first grade classroom at Winslow Elementary celebrated with an ice cream party sponsored by the PTO. The school is collecting "Labels for Education" and Mrs. Shedd's students collected the most labels for the first grading period. They received a traveling trophy along with their party. Pictured with their yummy snack are Lilly Deffendoll, Aleysia Taylor, Jaden Randolph and Avery Smith. Faith competes in Indiana State Festival Queen Pageant Chelsea Faith, Miss Sweet Corn 2013, will participate in the Indiana State Festival Queen Pageant, November 15-17 at the Wyndham Hotel in Indianapolis. The scholarship pageant will award a total of $3,000 in four categories. Activities will begin Friday evening with a meet and greet, scavenger hunt and pizza party for the 22 contestants. A full day of activities will begin at 8 a.m. Saturday and conclude with dinner and the pageant starting at 6:30 p.m. Chelsea is the 19-year-old daughter of Rita Faith, of Petersburg, and Tony Faith, of Spurgeon, and the granddaughter of Mary Rose (Chesser) Faith, of Vincennes, Mary Jane (Russell) Argo, of Gobles, Mich., and the late Floyd (Bill) Gay- Chelsea Faith hart, of Winslow. Chelsea will be accompanied by dance coach Stacy Stidd-Hawkins, mother, Rita Faith and family friend, Kathy Dooriag, of Gobles, Mich. Tour Marengo Cave Winslow Elementary third graders took their annual field trip and toured Marengo Cave. Students from Amanda Gonzales' classroom, Zach Thompson, Quintin Sanders and Brayden Blount, follow their chaperone Ferran Mason's lead and touch one of the cave formations. Waiting for practice Pike Central High School girls' basketball players Samantha Halbrader (left), Lindsey Nixon (center) and Alyx Abbott (right) pose for a photo while waiting for practice to start on Monday, Nov. 11. Ed Cahill photo.