The Press-Dispatch
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C-6 Wednesday, May 21, 2014 The Press-Dispatch Personals Balloon launch in memory of Sarah Johnson the life skills class at Pike Central high school, family and friends launched 22 balloons in memory of sarah elizabeth Johnson's 22nd birthday. she would have been among the graduates of the Pike Cen- tral high school Class of 2014. her parents are John and Mary Johnson, of Petersburg. Hoosier Accounts Ser- vice sues Melissa S. Horrall on complaint. Hoosier Accounts Ser- vice sues Joshua O. Padgett on complaint. Hoosier Accounts Service sues Tracy E. Braunecker on complaint. Hoosier Accounts Service sues Michael Keller on com- plaint. Hoosier Accounts Service sues Donald R. King on com- plaint. Hoosier Accounts Service sues Travis McCandless on complaint. Hoosier Accounts Service sues Paula J. Meece on com- plaint. Hoosier Accounts Ser- vice sues Caroline A. Perry on complaint. Lisa and William Thorne sues Gary Marvel on com- plaint. Lisa and William Thorne sues Billy Joe Dillion on complaint. infractions Pike Circuit Court Andrew Arvin charged with speeding. Carl Brown charged with seat belt violation. Ryan Casey charged with speeding. David A. DeJnozka charged with speeding. Jamen Frederick charged with seat belt violation. Larry Freeland, Jr., charged with seat belt vio- lation. Shelley Freeland charged with seat belt violation. Bobbie Bruner charged with seat belt violation. Lori Kane charged with speeding. Carson Kennedy charged with speeding. Brandon Kortea charged with seat belt violation. Quinn Mathew charged with speeding. Roshellan Netherland charged with speeding. Ronald Clark, Jr., charged with speeding. Kyle Sherwood charged with speeding. Jennifer Combs charged with speeding. Luke Shover charged with seat belt violation. Leona Uppencamp charged with seat belt vio- lation. Jamie Walls charged with seat belt violation. Kathryn Depriest charged with seat belt vio- lation. Nathan Higgins charged with seat belt violation. Victoria Huffington charged with seat belt vio- lation. Justin Lofton charged with driving while suspend- ed and speeding. Vanessa Lough charged with speeding. Ryan Matthew charged with speeding. Dominique Pointer charged with speeding. Aaron Preston charged with seat belt violation. Angela Risley charged with driving while suspend- ed. Dawn Schank charged with speeding. Ryan Sermersheim charged with speeding. Keith Wainscott charged with speeding. Ricky Workman charged with seat belt violation. Austin Schmidt charged with operating an unreg- istered off-road vehicle on public property. Jonathon Gagnon charged with speeding. Tanya Gomez charged with speeding. David Hale charged with speeding. Maria Lopez charged with speeding and no valid driv- er's license. Maribel Luz charged with seat belt violation. Corey Melton charged with speeding. Anna Mitchell charged with speeding. Ana Mora charged with seat belt violation. Jeremy Phelps charged with speeding. Richard Poehlein charged with seat belt violation. Leonora Ramos charged with seat belt violation. Cassie Williams charged with speeding. Paul Atherton charged with operating an unreg- istered off-road vehicle on public property. Ryan Hinton charged with operating an unregistered off-road vehicle on public property. Devin Waddell charged with operating an unreg- istered off-road vehicle on public property. Court report Continued from page 3 By Judy True BirtHdAys Belated: Holly Young on May 5; Vicki Shoultz on May 7; Larry Pauley on May 14; Maddi Waple turned 13 and Ron Ackerman turned 77 on May 15; Sandy Bane on May 16; Joe Davidson on May 18; Barry Bane and Bryan Tol- bert on May 19; Debbie Mor- rison turned 56 on May 20. Current: Vep Degenhart will be 93 on May 22; To- ni Mize on May 24; Cydne Morrison will be 6, and twins turning 50 are Randi Snyder and Kandi Brewster on May 25; Cornelia Bane and Doug Snyder on May 27; and Payton Wright will be 13 on May 30. AnniVersAries Todd and Audrey Morri- son will celebrate their 16th wedding anniversary on May 22; Walt and Marcel- la Robb will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversa- ry on May 22; William and Phyllis Crecelius celebrated their 50th wedding anniver- sary on May 3. Weekly tidBits Byron and Shari English Sherman took his moth- er, Dessie Sherman, out to dinner for Mother's Day in Princeton. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley picked up two of their grandsons from school and took them home each day. On Wednesday, Rick took his wife Nancy out to dinner to celebrate her 70th birth- day at a Chinese restaurant in Vincennes. Later that eve- ning, Nancy went to Colvin Funeral Home for the visita- tion of Robert Lutrell. Mother's Day dinner guest of Vera Potts were her grandson, Jeff White and Sarah Harris, both from Holland, and her daughter, Barbara Potts, of Evansville. Monday visitor of Vera was her cousin, Peggy Driskil. Luella White's daughters, Nina Holderbaugh and Sha- ron Williams, recently took her to an Evansville restau- rant and then shopping. Betty Jo Wright received a call from her daughter, Charlene Frederick, from Florida, on Mother's Day. Charlie Wright took his wife, Betty, out to lunch at a restaurant in Vincennes for Mother's Day and that evening, Dave and Brandi Wright took his mother, Bet- ty Jo, out to dinner in Wash- ington to help her celebrate. Logan Waple is graduat- ing from eighth grade and his parents are hosting a graduation party for him on May 24 at their home. His parents are Joeldon and Jen- nifer Waple. Marilyn Calleny had a total knee replacement on April 15 and is now home and doing great. Don E. and Sue Ellen Parker, and Frank and Adele Kolb, of Petersburg, traveled to Fort Branch to eat at a res- taurant on Thursday. Mother's Day visitors of Ann and Michael Ice were their children and grand- children, Leafy and Jason White, Jake and Eli, and TJ and Stacy Ice, Andrew, Luke, Ethan and Ruthie. Joe and Bette Coomer at- tended the delayed Christ- mas dinner and auction at the Pike County Bird Hunt- ers Club on Saturday. Ann Ice, education coor- dinator for the Soil and Wa- ter Conservation District, assisted with a Boy Scout event to assist scouts in earning their Merit Badge for Soil and Water Conser- vation. On Mother's Day, Sue El- len Barton was taken to din- ner at a restaurant near Pe- tersburg by her husband, Marvin, and son, Derek Barton. Becky Newton, from Union, is back home after convalescing at Amber Man- or and she is doing great. Tom and Jean Adams cel- ebrated their daughter's, Meredith Adams Bysarov- ich, 40th birthday this week with three parties, one with family, one with fellow work- ers and one with her friends at the Oakland City Golf Club. Rita McGuyer took her daughter, Tisha John- son, shopping on Friday in Evansville for her birthday. For Mother's Day, Tisha took her mother, Rita, to Vincennes and on Monday she had Rita over for dinner. Beulah White hosted a Mother's Day dinner for family and friends. Attend- ing were Kay Reneer, Mike and Jenna White, Dezi Kerns, Marge Tharp, Lou and Marilyn Gaston, John Gaston and a friend. Marie Tolbert was taken out for breakfast on Moth- er's Day by her husband, John Tolbert, son, Bryan Tolbert, and granddaughter, Bryanne Hartman Parker. Walt and Marcella Robb enjoyed family on Moth- er's Day for dinner. Those attending were Denny, Di- ana and Colt Hadley, Jere- my Robb and friend Jen. On Tuesday morning, Walt and Marcella went to the Union Store for breakfast and then to Princeton to visit with friends Vep Degenart, Mary West and Virginia White, and then they went grocery shopping afterwards. Dessi Waple and son Ty- lan welcomed Dessi's step- daughter and her son on Wednesday evening. They are visiting from New Or- leans. cArd sHoWer A card shower is planned for Vep Degenhart, who will celebrate his 93rd birthday on May 22. To mail him a card, his address is: The Water's, 1020 Vine Street, Princeton, IN 47670. Auditions for summer musicAl Broadway Players will sponsor open auditions for their summer musical "Nun- sense" on Thursday May 22 from 6 -8 p.m. and Saturday May 24 from 10 a.m.-noon at the Lagrange Building at 322 N. Prince St. in Prince- ton. The show "Nunsense" will perform on July 17-20 at the Gibson County Fair- grounds. The show con- sists of seven females rang- ing in age from 18 -70. Have a song prepared and bring a CD with accompaniment. There will also be cold read- ings from the script. For more information, contact the director Robin Overbey at 812-890 -8576 or rover- bey@trucksalesgroup.com for information. Charles and Shelba Shoultz and other family members attended the grad- uation of their granddaugh- ter, Ashley Shoultz, from the University of Evansville, on Saturday, May 10, 2014. She graduated Summa Cum Laude, with a Bachelor's and Master's of Science Degree in Health Services Adminis- tration. She has accepted a position as Business Partner in Human Resources at St. Mary's Hospital and Medi- cal Facilities in Evansville. Charles and Shelba Shoultz hosted a dinner in Evans- ville for all their family fol- lowing the graduation of their granddaughter, Ash- ley. Charles and Shelba Shoultz attended church at the First Baptist Church in Princeton on Mother's Day, Vonda Vaughn and Paul Austin visited Colorado Springs for a Military Re- union of the 4th Combat Communications Group from May 13-15. They al- so visited with Frank and Wendy Blaize for a few days. Sites toured were the Air Force Academy, Garden of the Gods, views of Pikes Peak, and many other at- tractions in the Colorado Springs area. BABy sHoWer for AriA A baby shower was host- ed on Saturday, May 10 at the Conservation Club for Lori and Brian Dickman, of Evansville. Baby Aria is due around June 2. They received lots of gifts. The shower was hosted by Lo- ra's mother, Karla Schroed- er and Caral Gatewood. Darrell and Janet Resler took Ruby Resler and Judy Phillips to St John's Imman- uel Lutheran Church near Evansville for a fish fry sup- per. This was a treat from them as a Mother's Day gift. Also in attendance was their daughter, Heather, and her son, Luke. For Mother's Day, Peg Hyneman, of Hazleton, was taken out to dinner in Fort Branch by her daughter and son-in-law, Janie and Fred Hartzburge. Later in the week, Janie took her mother to get her hair done and then some grocery shopping. On Mother's Day, Dal- las Paul and Nancy Collins went to church at Bunker Hill Baptist Church in Vin- cennes and ate dinner. Rev. Jay Howder was back at the pulpit. Lorrayne Perry cele- brated Mother's Day with lots of family in and out. She received many flowers and most of her grandchil- dren stopped by or called to make her day very special. Her son, Dennis and Phyl- lis Whitehead, and their son, Neal and Flora Whitehead, also stopped by. Ruth Morrison had vis- itors late on Saturday af- ternoon. On Mother's Day, Ruth had dinner in her home and those attending were Debbie Alexander, Ti- na and Todd Morrison, Kar- la Schroeder, Justin Hill, Angie and Damon Pugh, and J.T., Tonya, Kaidyn and Gracelynn Krieg. Ruth al- so called her sister, Alice Dusenberry, on Sunday to wish her a Happy Mother's Day. Jenny Collins celebrated Mother's Day on two days. On Saturday evening, Rick and Brenda Collins, and their children and grand- children took her out to din- ner to celebrate Mother's Day. On Sunday, Dwight and Connie Collins, and daugh- ter Rachel visited and spent the day. Later that evening, Rick and Brenda visited. Johnny Ray Ice also visited last week. Bob and Ruth Snyder, of Petersburg, spent Moth- er's Day at the home of their daughter and son- in-law, Michelle and Kyle Bennett, in Jasper. Other guests were son Ethan Ben- nett and Kyle's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Edward (Carolyn) Bennett. Betty Cain enjoyed Moth- er's Day with her children. First they went to church and then they went out to dinner to celebrate Moth- er's Day, and her daugh- ter Candy's birthday. After- wards, they returned to Bet- ty's house and had dessert. mAddi turns 13 On Friday evening, a birthday party was host- ed for Maddi Waple, who turned 13. Her parents rent- ed a room in a local ho- tel and had a swim party and a sleepover for all the girls, including a pizza par- ty, followed by cake and ice cream. Her parents are Joel- don and Jennifer Waple, and her aunt Dessie Waple and son Tylan also attended. Dale and Janet Beadles went out to dinner on Fri- day evening. Gene Deffendall and sis- ters, Sherri Blackburn Lange and Theresa Black- burn Loveless, went to Evansville for doctors' ap- pointment on Friday. There- sa also had visitors on Moth- er's Day, her daughter, Hol- ly Young and nephew, Chad Blackburn. Larry Pauley was taken out to dinner by his moth- er, Hazel Pauley, who re- cently turned 93 and Larry turned 75. Audrene Cook, of Hazle- ton, went to Vincennes for some shopping and a doc- tor's appointment. She was joined by Don McKibben and they had dinner at the Moose Lodge. On the way home, they stopped at the new restaurant in Hazleton to visit with friends. Patty Sherman, of Union, brought her granddaugh- ter, Maddi Ivers, to visit with Sharon Rumble on Mother's Day. Lucy McKannan, Leslie, Jake, Thomas Schatz and Andrew Dill spent Sunday with Austin Dill on his 17th birthday. Payton, Alivia and Ma- leigh Wright spent Saturday with their grandparents, To- ny and Karla Schroeder. HAzleton Alumni BAnQuet The Hazleton High School Banquet will be Saturday, June 7 at the Hazleton Com- munity Center. Social hour will begin at 4 p.m., with a meal following at 6 p.m. Cost of the meal is $13 in advance or $15 at the door. All for- mer graduates and friends are welcome to attend. Res- ervations can be mailed to Beverly Belcher at 842 East State Rd. 56, Hazleton, IN 47640 or call 812-784-2346. union scHool reunion The annual reunion for Union School in Union will be June 1 from 1 until 4 p.m. EDT at the Union Commu- nity Center. All former stu- dents, family and friends are invited to attend. Refresh- ments will be served and door prizes will be available. If you have any pictures you would like to share, bring them. mount olympus Alumni BAnQuet The Mount Olympus Alumni Banquet will be June 14 at the Mt. Olympus Gym. The event will begin with a social hour at 4 p.m., followed by a catered dinner at 5:30 p.m. Cost of the meal is $14 with reservations or $15 at the door. Reservations checks can be mailed to Mt. Olympus Alumni, P.O. Box 236, Princeton, IN 47670. State the year of your grad- uating class on the check. For more information, call Patty Craig at 812-385 -8228. rememBer in prAyer Bob Ritcheson suffering from cancer; Evelyne Mc- Clure, Hazel Pauley, Casey Hightower, Tex Simmons, Sam Jones, of Lafayette, Russell Tharp and Chad Tharp, who are suffering from cancer. suBmit neWs If you have news for the paper, you can always call me at 812-354-6502 or 812- 766 -3498 or email me at pikepersonals@wildblue. net or mail it to me at 7438 W. State Rd. 56, Hazleton, IN 47640. 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