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December 4, 2013

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The Press-Dispatch Personals By Judy True birthdays Belated birthday for Fern Peavler was on Dec. 1. Current birthdays are Ruth Sheldon will be 78 on Dec. 5, John Mize will be 85 on Dec. 6 and Katie Sullivan on Dec. 8. Weekly tidbits Rick and Brenda Collins, Misti Collins, and Austin Collins spent Sunday afternoon with Jenny Collins. Thanksgiving Day guests of Jerry and Ruth Ann Pride near Wheatland were Stephen, Kris, Kayla, and Michael Pride, of Brownstown; Amy Card, Rachel and Matthew Kaiser, of Mattoon, IL; John and Suzanne Risley, of Ft. Wayne; Sara Risley, of Indianapolis; Martha Risley, of Velpen; Gary and Kate Williams and Chet, Angie, Emma, Kyle, and Chloe Williams, of Petersburg; Gene, Lori, Kristie, and Kaitlyn Williams, of Monroe City; and Jennifer Williams and Lucas Kluemper, of Jasper. Ronnie and Chris Russell and daughter, Angie Kunze visited with Mike and Judy True on Tuesday morning. Sue Ellen and Don E. Parker of Princeton were visited by their daughter, Jennifer McGarrah, and grandchildren, Lauren, Jack and Katherine, of Franklin Tenn. for three days before Thanksgiving. On Thanksgiving Day, Jennifer's husband, John McGarrah, and his father, Joseph "Chuck" McGarrah, of Princeton, joined the Parkers for supper. Other supper guests were daughter, Rebecca Parker and her husband, Bryan Ellis, Jenna and Brylee, all of Princeton. John had to return to Tennessee for business. Jennifer and her children returned home Friday morning. Frank and Adele Kolb, Jeff and Terri Sullivan, Mitch, Marissa and Heidi Breidenbaugh were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Breidenbaugh and family in Shoals. About 40 were in attendance. Tom and Jean Adams, of Oakland City, traveled to Ohio to visit with her brother, Jon Mills over Thanksgiving. Rhea, Will and Colleen Pea spent Thanksgiving weekend with Joe and Bette Coomer. On Friday, Joe Coomer and Will Pea went to Wendy's coffee drinkers gathering. Ruby Resler visited with her son Darrell Resler and family for Thanksgiving dinner with lots of reminiscing. They shared the day with some of Darrell's wife's kinfolks. Darrell and Janet's son, Clint and his wife and daughter, were there from Missouri. On Wednesday, Luella White went to her daughter's, Sharon Williams in Fort Branch and got her hair done then they went to Carriage Inn and had lunch. On Thanksgiving evening another daughter, Nina Holderbaugh and Luella, went to the home of her grandson, Glen and Emily Foust, forsupper. On Wednesday, Luella's granddaughter, Amanda Kidd had her baby boy by C-Section. It was not due until January 24. Has some problems but think it will all turn out okay. The baby's name is Liam Alexander White, weighing 2 lbs .and 12 ounces and 14 inches long, and is Luella's greatgrandson. Thanksgiving Day guests of Sandra Kolb were Kay McCandless, Gavin and Kenley McEllhiney, Jesse James, Katie, Landon, Elaine, Levi and Elliot Carnahan, Ron, Tracy, Tyler, and Meghann Wood, Amy Perry, Kyle and Kirsten Hale, Terry, Michelle, Taylor and Peyton French, Larry Vaughn, Matt Kwiatkowski, and Bill Barrett. Dessi Waple and son Tylan hosted a family dinner in their home. Those attending were her mother and step-father, Sherry and Richard Kinney, her brother and family, Joeldon and Jennifer Waple and Logan, and Maddi. After the dinner they all went to The Fantasy of Lights at Garvin Park in Evansville. John and Melissa True and sons, Isaac and Caleb went to her parents home, Dave and Joni Ice and family for Thanksgiving Day dinner. Afterwards they went to John's parents, Mike and Judy True, and his sister and husband came over, Maggie and Randy Armstrong and everyone visited for awhile. Rita McGuyer attended her granddaughter's basketball game on Tuesday evening. Kendall Jewell, scored 12 points and is a freshman at Lincoln High School. On Thanksgiving Day, Tina and Wes Clark, of Princeton, hosted the Johnson family dinner. Those attending were Rita McGuyer, Tisha Jewel and daughters, Kendall and Bailey, Mike Johnson and Lucky, and Linda Johnson. On Friday, Rita and Faye Junklin went to the visitation for Rose Bates in Vincennes at Goodwin Funeral Home, and on Saturday she also attended the funeral. Thanksgiving Day guests of Vera Potts were Jeff White, of Holland; Barbara Potts and Rick Dance, of Evansville. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton and son, Derek Barton were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Bill and Gloria Huey in Sandborn.On Friday, Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton went to the visitation at Colvin Funeral Home in Princeton for Mary Weist. We word of the passing of Orville McGillem Jr. from Washington. He was a graduate from Mt. Olympus High School Class of 1950. Dallas Paul and Nancy Collins had 28 family members in attendance for Thanksgiving Day dinner. Among theguests were Dallas's son and family, Chris and LeAnn Collins, of Martinsville and Nancy's niece, Chris and Tanta Harvey, Andrew and Abi from Arkansas. Betty Jo Wright talked to her brother and his wife on Thanksgiving Day, Perry and Evelyn Dick, also Betty Jo's daughter, Charlene Fredrick in Florida. Helen and Max Donovan hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for Don, Sharon and Peter Donovan. Nancy and Rick Wheatley went to Thanksgiving dinner at the home of her daughter and family. Others attending were Tim and Sabrina Frederick, John, Cyi and Nikoli Schmidt. On Friday, they picked up one of their granddaughters, Josie to spend the day with them. Marvin "Tex" Simmons is a patient at Gibson General Hospital. On Friday morning, Hazel Pauley visited with him. Ollie and Sue Doublemont were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of her sister, Jim and Marilyn Kay Dickerson. Later that day they went to visit with Ollie's mother, Mildred Doublemont at Amber Manor. Vonda Whitehead was Thanksgiving Day dinner guest of her daughter in Mt. Vernon. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the home of Beulah White were Kay Reneer, Lou and Marilyn Gaston, Robin White, Gage and Jaylin, her friend, Mike and children, Mikey and Nevaeh, and Mike and Jenna White. Joyce Selby attended the 50th wedding anniversary party for Joe and Lorettta Chanley at Sts. Peter and Paul Fellowship Hall on Saturday evening. Emma Lou McAtee and Norman Troutman went to his stepdaughter's, Charlene, for Thanksgiving Day dinner. Peg Hyneman, of Hazleton went with her son and family, John and Cheryl Hyneman and Rachel and her son Aries to Vincennes at the home of Fred and Janie Hartzeberge for Thanksgiving Day dinner along with 19 other family members. Dale and Janet Beadles hosted family dinner onThanksgiving Day. Attending were Becky Beadles, Amanda and Chris Gentry and Jaylin, Lexie and Kendall, Adam and Hannah Peil and Chase, Cole, Brooklyn and Olivia. On Thanksgiving Day, Kathy and Dennis Kelley hosted a family dinner at their home in Princeton. Attending were Evelyne McClure, Maurice Hurt, Jodi, Evan and Jessika Meyer, Stacyee, Turk, Asa and Alex Christi, of Greenwood, and Shaun Kelley and Jeremiah. Marge Farkos visited with Evelyne McClure one day last week. Tony and Karla Schroeder visited with Ruth Morrison last Sunday afternoon. Karen and Jamie McClure returned home from a vacation to Florida last week. Denny and Diane Hadley and son, Colt hosted a Thanksgiving Day family dinner. Attending were: Walt and Marcella Robb, Jeremy Robb and son Noah, Jen and her children: Ayden, Tim and Alyssa Payne, Johnny Blanton, Tracy and Crystal Parks and Aston, of Florida. On Friday, Tracy and Crystal took the whole family out to a restaurant in Princeton for dinner. On Saturday morning, Tracy and Crystal took the whole family out to breakfast at the Union Store before they left to go back home to Florida. Margie Wheeler, of Hazleton, enjoyed a visit from Diana White, of Chicago, on Tuesday afternoon and told Margie she would be back to visit before she goes home. On Thanksgiving Day one of her sons, Bill Sloan, of Elberfield, spent the day visiting with his mother. Later in the afternoon her other son, Bob Sloan, of Francisco, brought supper by for Bill and Margie. When Bob got home they had about 45 family members for dinner. Ethel Conley was Thanksgiving Day dinner guest of her cousin, Jonnie Ashby. Lavon Hunt hosted a Thanksgiving Day family dinner. It was a carry-in dinner with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren in attendance. Charles and Shelba Shoultz attended the Thanksgiving dinner at First Baptist Church in Princeton last Sunday evening. On Thanksgiving Day they hosted their traditional Thanksgiving dinner for their family, then on Saturday they attended the Shoultz family gathering at the home of Roy and Jackie Shoultz, near Petersburg. Charles and Shelba and other family members recently attended the 'Dishes for Wishes' meal at The University of Evansville. Their granddaughter, Ashley's, sorority sponsored it. All proceeds go to the Make A Wish Foundation. Sharon Kramer ate Thanksgiving Day dinner with Brett and Kendra Dewig. Kerri, David, Heather and Kendra Horton, and Cullen Powell, all of Henderson, Ky. were Friday visitors of Ken Kramer at the Waters. Afterward they visited Sharon Kramer and all ate supper in Princeton. Norma Kramer of Marion, Ill.. was a visitor of Ken Kramer at the Waters on Saturday, then visited Sharon Kramer at home and they had lunch at a restaurant in Princeton. Kassi Cloutier, Jacob and Sophia, of Lanesville, were Friday evening visitors of Sharon Kramer. Curt and Debbie Cain hosted a Thanksgiving Day family dinner for their children, grandchildren, brothers and sister, and greatgrandchildren. Zoan Meeks visited with Betty Cain on Friday and they ate Thanksgiving leftovers. Thanksgiving Day guests of Annetta Coleman were: her son, Chris Coleman, and grandsons C.J. and Dillon. Jenny Collins was Thanks- 2501 Newton St (HWY 231 N) Jasper, IN 47546 Karate students complete testing giving Day dinner guest of her sons, Rick and Brenda Collins. All their kids and grandkids were also guests. Marge Tharp went to Russ and Cindy Tharp's for Thanksgiving Day dinner along with 20 other family members. She went to Terry and Deb Tharp's for supper and they also had several guests. John and Marie Tolbert hosted a Thanksgiving Day family dinner at their home. Attending were Logan and Bryanne Parker and Waylon, and Malcolm Hartman and son, Jake. On Saturday evening, John and Marie went to Vincennes for dinner and to do some shopping. On Sunday, they visited in the home of Logan and Bryanne and Waylon. Steve and Donna Williams attended a Thanksgiving Day family dinner with some of her family in Bicknell. Sherri and Lee Lange, of Vincennes, hosted Thanksgiving Day dinner at their home in Vincennes. Attending were Greg and Theresa Blackburn Loveless, Gene Deffendoll, Chad Blackburn, Holly Young, Jason, Heather, Courtney and Cayden Deffendoll, Randy Dearing, Heather Oddo, Jacob and friend Katie and Angel, and Zachery Starens of Princeton; Chastity Overby and daughter Avery. Theresa Blackburn Loveless was in Jasper Memorial Hospital recently due to having breathing problems and swelling; Theresa's daughter , Holly Young took her to the hospital. Bob and Betty Chesser were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the home of Mike and Pam Jerrell in Alford. Other family members in attendance were and Shirley and Dave Profit, of Florida; Myrtle Jane Steele and Carlene Gillespie, Ruthann and Mike Hillenbrand, all of Jasper. Kelly and Kya Jones, of Vincennes, hosted a Thanksgiving Day family dinner. Those attending were Joe Earl and Betty Brackin, Marla and Greg Rollo and children, of Carmel; Paula and Jeff Pinkstaff and daughters, of Francisco; Pam Duncan, of Evansville; Karla and Tracy Hurst, of Francisco; Ron and Melody Miller and children, of Hazleton. Chalmer and Loveda Burden spent Thanksgiving holidays with their son, Tim Burden and family in Iowa City, Iowa. They also spent a few days afterwards. Thanksgiving Day guests of Jim and Inez King near Union were their daughter, Judy Elber, Hannah, Caleb and Sarah. Past week visitor of Janie Arnold at Golden Living Center was Terry Ice.Janie and her husband, Jr. were Thanksgiviing Day guests of their son, Gary Arnold and family in Princeton. Jo Western went to her son's, Mike and Jana West- new On! www.obcycle.com Ocati l 866-yamaha-6 smoking? Up n Vapors Electric Cigarettes & Supplies B-9 Karate students from Jim Corn's Karate recently completed testing to qualify for their next rank. Students to qualify for Orange Belt include Eli Arnold, Nate Carter, Tyler Collins, Steven Ennis and Trey Stroud. Grahm Gibson completed his testing for Yellow Belt. Instructor is Janna Corn. There will be a new karate session to begin on January 9. For more information, contact Stacy's Studio of Dance at 354-1888. Front row: Trey Stroud and Nate Carter. Back row: Tyler Collins, Steven Ennis, Instructor Janna Corn, Grahm Gibson and Eli Arnold. Obermeyer Want to quit HONDA - YAMAHA - SUZUKI Wednesday, December 4, 2013 Come see us! 518 W. Broadway, Princeton 812-385-2999 Mon-Sat. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. ern, and their daughter, from Kentucky also came in for Thanksgiving Day. Todd and Audrey Morrison hosted a family dinner for Thanksgiving Day with 36 family members in attendance. Bill and Marada Willis attended the Thanksgiving services on Tuesday evening at the Petersburg Church of the Nazarene. They were Thanksgiving Day guests of their daughter and family, Janet and David Goodrid. Other guests were their sons, J. D. Goodrid and Brandon and Shelia Goodrid, Austin and Kayden. Jodi and Barb Wade hosted a Thanksgiving Day dinner for family members. Attending were her son, Tony Cox and Sherry Gee and Louie, Stacy, Courtney and Eric. Donna Horrall was Thanksgiving Day dinner guest of her niece, Beth Hall in Dugger, where there were 35 in attendance. Sharon Turner, of Owensville, visited with Sharon Rumble in Union last week. On Thanksgiving Day she went to the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Patty and Steve Sherman. Other guests were Jamie, Stacyee and Maddi Ivers, of Bicknell; Stephanie Warren and Jacob Hopf, both of Evansville; Billy Sherman, of Petersburg; Jeff and Bonnie Huedner and Pat Huedner, all of Evansville. Quentin Pierce ran in the Turkey Day Run in Evansville and came in 5th at 15.34 on Thanksgiving Day. He is a student at Castle High School. Santa Claus is coming to Mt. Olympus The Lions Club of Mt. Olympus is hosting its annual Christmas dinner on Monday, Dec. 9th at 6 p.m. CST. Meat, bread and drinks will be furnished, just bring a covered dish and table service. Santa Claus will be there with gifts for the children. So make sure you have a reservation by contacting a Lions Club member with name and ages of the children coming to dinner, to insure there will be enough gifts. Lions Club members to contact are: John Ford at 784-2327; Tony Schroeder at 386-72388 or Mike Ice at 784-2285. They will also be giving free eye exams for children ages 1-5 starting at5:30 p.m. Card showers A card shower is planned for John Mize, who will celebrate his 85th birthday on Dec. 6. Mail cards to 6442 N. St. Rd. 57, Petersburg, IN 47567. A card shower is being planned for Charlotte Miles who had a stroke and was in the hospital for two weeks, but now is in rehab at Amber Manor in Petersburg. Charlotte would enjoy hearing from her many friends. To send her a card the address is Amber Manor, 801 E. Illinois, Room 115, Petersburg, IN 47567. Bill Reneer has been a patient at Bay Center Medical Center in Panama City, Fla. for over two months, now and would enjoy receiving cards from family and friends. His address is Bay Center Medical, % Bill Reneer, Room 363, 615 N. Bonita Ave, Panama City, FL 32405. Upcoming events On December 13 at 6 p.m. a Christmas Party for kids is planned with games and visiting with Santa and other planned events . Everyone iswelcome and it's Free. Red and Pink Hatter's Christmas meeting and Christmas party will be Saturday, Dec. 14 with a $10 gift exchange and buffet at the Village Inn. For more information, contact Theresa Blackburn Loveless at 3542283. Remember in Prayer Sam Jones who is fighting a hard battle. Russell Tharp who is fighting cancer. Bill Reneer who had a rough week. Chad Tharp who is also fighting cancer and is in his first round of chemo. Tex Simmons is in the hospital and needs prayer. If you have news for the paper you can always call me at 354-6502 or 766-3498 or email me at pikepersonals@ wildblue.net or mail it to me at 7438 W. State Rd. 56, Hazleton, IN 47640. ank ou Th Y I would like to send a big "thank you" to all the people who planned and came to my 100th birthday party. I especialy want to thank: the staff and residents of Emerald House, Patsy Gilham, Ruth Langus, Don and Karen Holst, and my four wonderful grandchildren-Kim Power and family; Pat Gilham and family; Eric Gilham and family; Lance Gilham and family. I would also like to thank the 75 people who attended the party and thank the many more who could not attend but sent their prayers and cards, flowers and gifts. Thank you to the people at the Petersburg Press Dispatch and the Washington TimesHerald for the nice write-ups. Many people read and enjoyed them. May God bless each one of you. Marian Gilham

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