The Press-Dispatch
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C-6 Wednesday, June 11, 2014 The Press-Dispatch Personals By Judy True birThdays Belated: Logan Tice turned 15 on June 5. Current: Wanda Rowland on June 11; Tony Rowland, Gavin Wheatley and Chuck Farrell will be 80 years old on June 12; Shandra Love- less will be 21, Kenny Hurst will be 45 on June 13; Rod- ger Jones, Dana Pleiss, Mar- ilyn Steelman, Kyela Brack- in Jones on June 18; Rachel Hurst will be 68, Curt Cain, David Wright, Bonnie Har- vey and Chuck Farrell on June 19. aNNiversary Angi and Damon Pugh will celebrate their 29th wedding anniversary on June 15. weekly TidbiTs Peg Hyneman, John, Cheryl and Rachel Hyne- man, all of Hazleton, went to Princeton last Saturday to do some shopping and Peg ran into Jean Knaub, a for- mer Hazleton resident. Hazel Pauley went to Col- vin Funeral Home on Mon- day afternoon for the fu- neral and visitation of Nan- cy Blacary. Afterwards, Ha- zel went to Gibson General Hospital to visit with Eve- lyne McClure, a patient on the 5th floor. Hazel enjoyed a visit from her grandson, Hans Pauley and Lynn, from St. Peters- burg, Fla., to catch up with her and Hans' father, Lar- ry Pauley. To celebrate Lar- ry's 75th birthday, Hans and Lynn took Larry and Hazel to Haubstadt for din- ner. Then another day, Ha- zel, Hans and Lynn went to Hazleton to eat dinner on Friday evening. On Sunday, Hazel was able to go back to church at the Broadway Christian Church, it was the first time this year due to illness. On Sunday, Hazel visit- ed with Tex Simmons, An- na Myers, Norma Jean En- gler, Virginia Thompson and a friend at RiverOaks As- sisted Living. On Monday, Hazel visited with Evelyne McClure at Gibson Gener- al Hospital and on Monday, she went back to visit with Evelyne and her daugh- ter, granddaughter and two great grandsons, and Morris Hurt. Tuesday visitors of Jen- ny Collins were some fam- ily members. On Wednes- day, Jenny and Rachel Col- lins went to Evansville to go shopping. Dwight Col- lins and daughter, Rachel, spent the evening with Jen- ny. Rick and Dwight Collins stopped by for coffee on Fri- day morning. Jean Adams and her daughter, Meredith Bysa- rovich, spent last weekend in Nashville, Tenn., for a girls' weekend out. Joe and Bette Comer had guests this week, her step- brother, Paul Rich, and his wife, Carol, from Grand Ha- ven, Mich. They visited Shi- loh Cemetery, where his mother, Lucille Rich Hale, is buried. On Thursday, they had dinner at a local restaurant on Friday at a Chinese restaurant. Dallas and Nancy Collins took her granddaughter, Ju- lie, to Evansville to get an apartment because she will be starting as a student at University of Southern In- diana as a junior. Don E. and Sue Ellen Parker, of Princeton, and Frank and Adele Kolb, of Pe- tersburg, ate supper in Oak- land City on Friday. Chuck Farrell will be 80 years young on June 12 and to send him a card his ad- dress is: P.O. Box 96, Deck- er, IN 47524. Luella White's daugh- ter, Sharon Williams, came and picked her up, took her to Sharon's home and did her hair, then they went to a restaurant for lunch. Lu- ella's other daughter, Ni- na Holderbaugh, met them there. Sharon and Luel- la went shopping and Nina went back to work. Dale and Sue Leffler, along with John and Vada Ferry, attended the Ft. Branch Community Festival on Friday evening. They had supper at a local restaurant. Sandy Bane went to her grandson's, Quinn Bane, Lit- tle League game in Prince- ton on Thursday evening. Barry and Sandy Bane had dinner in Evansville on Fri- day evening with Ralph and Linda Hillyard. Rick and Nancy Wheatley enjoyed their granddaugh- ter, Josie, spending the night on Wednesday and Thurs- day. They all went to a piz- za place for lunch. She also spent the night with them on Saturday. On Sunday morn- ing, Grandpa Rick fixed Josie chocolate chip cook- ies for breakfast. Terry and Carol Hightow- er met some friends from Owensboro, Ky., in Evans- ville for lunch on Saturday. Terry and Carol also want- ed everyone to know how thankful they are for the prayers and concern from many. Thankful, too, for her friends there in Simp- sonville to encourage her and help her through this time. God is good! Sherri Blackburn Lange visited with her sister, The- resa Blackburn Loveless, and took her to the doctor in Evansville last week. Marvin and Sue El- len Barton attended the Union School reunion last Sunday at the Union Community Center. Roxana Ely and daughter, Cara, from Detroit, Mich., came down Saturday eve- ning to visit with family. They all met at a restau- rant in Fort Branch for din- ner and visiting time. Those attending were Mike True, Ron and Chris Russell, Jen- ny and Mark Rhodes, An- gie and Keith Kuntz and children, Mary Ann Rus- sell and two sons, and Lo- ra Belle Cox. Everyone had a good time and some of the family got together on Sunday afternoon. Then on Tuesday, Roxanne and Cara went home. Walt and Marcella Robb went to the Union Store for breakfast on Thursday and then afterwards they went to Princeton to visit with Vep Degenhart. On Sat- urday, Walt and Marcella went to the Hazleton Com- munity Center for their Alumni Banquet. Christian and Wyatt All- dredge were in Pennsyl- vania for 10 days and are now home. They had a won- derful time, and their aunt Loren and grandmother Leah Hemphell brought them home. Last Sunday, Kay Re- neer and Mike, and Jenna White attended the Union School reunion at the Union Community Center. Lou and Marilyn Gaston, from Princeton, visited with Beulah White on Friday to have lunch with her. Ruth Morrison and Lu- cy McKannan went shop- ping on Saturday afternoon. Sunday visitors at Ruth's home were Lucy, Debbie Alexander, J. T., Tonya, Kai- dyn and Grace Lynn Krieg. Todd Morrison came later in the day. Francis McCreary and Joyce Selby went to the Union School reunion last Sunday. Chalmer Burden visited with James and Inez King on Friday morning. Margie Shouse, of Madi- sonville, Ky., came up to go with her sister, Betty Cain, to the Hazleton Alumni Ban- quet on Saturday at the Ha- zleton Community Center. Rita McGuyer went to the doctor last week and on Thursday she went to her daughter Tisha's for lunch in Vincennes. Edman Stewart enjoyed a visit from his sister, Imo Jean, last week. Jim and Dessie Sherman went to the Hazleton Alum- ni Banquet on Saturday af- ternoon at the Hazleton Community Center. Thomas and Jake Schatz spent Monday and Tuesday with Lucy McKannan. Quentin Pierce went to Bloomington for track on Saturday, June 7. He came in 2nd in the 1600 and 3rd in the 3200. Esther Pancake and a friend went to Princeton shopping and then went to Vincennes shopping on Friday. Nancy Wheatley took her husband, Rick Wheatley, out to dinner on Friday evening at a restaurant in Princeton. Bill and Marada Willis visited with Ron Dunning at Gibson General Hospi- tal last week. Then on Sat- urday, they attended the ninth birthday party for their grandson, Kaden Go- odrid. The party was at the old gym in Petersburg. Janie Arnold enjoyed her husband, Jr. Arnold, and sister, Betty Cain, vis- iting last week at Golden Living Center. Nancy and Rick Wheat- ley took some donations to the yard sale at the G.C.A.R.C. on Saturday and then went out to breakfast in Princeton. Beverly Belcher and Bet- ty Fithian, Katie Jo Rumble and Charles Maxwell vis- ited with Sharon Rumble last week. Audrene Cook and Don McKibben went to Vin- cennes last week to do some shopping and stopped at the Moose Lodge for dinner and to visit with friends. Then later in the week, they went to the new restaurant for dinner in Hazleton. Jim Freeland and Brad Hampton, members of the Immanuel Baptist Church, came by to visit with Denver and Marylee Sullivan last week. Denver was a patient at Good Samaritan Hos- pital but is now home and doing better. Beulah White, Kay Re- neer, and Mike and Jenna White attended the birth- day party for twins Ed Mey- er and Ted Meyer at the Mt. Olympus gym last Sunday. It was their 60th birthday. Margie Wheeler, of Ha- zleton, is under nurses' care and on Thursday afternoon, the nurses and doctor came to visit her. On Friday after- noon, her son, Bob Sloan, from Francisco visited. Maggie True Armstrong arrived back at home on Saturday morning after spending two weeks in New York City. family fish fry On Sunday of Memori- al Day weekend, a fami- ly got together at Pride's t Grab a pair of sandals, your bathrobe, and your sense of adventure, and get ready to escape with the Israelites! 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The kids went swimming and fishing, and Angel, Zackary and Jacob rode in the boat. baby girl To Lora and Brian Dick- man, of Evansville, Friday, May 30, 2014, at 12:58 p.m. at St. Mary's Medical Cen- ter in Evansville, a daugh- ter, Aria Nicole Dickman, weighing 7 lbs. and 2-¼ ozs. and was 21 inches in length. She was born on her cousin Payton Wright's 13th birthday. lily aNd sophia's 3rd birThday On May 24, Lily and So- phie Morrison had a third birthday party. They turned three on May 18. The par- ty was at their home and those attending were: Aar- on, Jessica, Noah, Ronnie, Patty, Tylan, Todd and Au- drey Morrison; Janie and Kevin Dillon; Alexis Strick- land; Payton Robinson; J.T., Tonya, Kaidyn and Grace Lynn Krieg; Angie and Jes- sie Straw; Connie Hunt; Kim, Babian, Aiden and Ca- dence Hillyard; and Danny D'Asia Thomas. The girls re- ceived many nice gifts. sTewarT family reuNioN Twenty members of the John and Ida Conway Stew- art family met Sunday, June 1 for their family reunion. A carry-in luncheon was served at noon. Family sto- ries, memories and tak- ing photographs in the af- ternoon was a big part of their fun as they spent time together at the Hamline Chapel Church. red haTTers meeT The Red Hatters met on Saturday at Fat and Sassy's in Huntingburg for lunch and their meeting, before going and checking out all the small shops there. Attending were Queen Mother Theresa Blackburn- Loveless, Queen Princess of the Pink Hatters Tonya McK- annan, Jane Smith, who also was celebrating her birthday and the store brought her a piece of cheesecake with a candle stuck in it and they all sang Happy Birthday to her; Brenda Loveless and Sharon Burns. There will be no Red Hatters meeting in Ju- ly due to vacations and working schedules. TiNfesT auTo ClassiC show On Saturday, June 14 in Stendal at the Community Center, an Auto Show, in- cluding anything on wheels, starts at 9 a.m. The local church will be serving food and dessert, and the Red Hatters and the Pink Hat- ters will also be there. They are going to have a table set up for a fundraiser to benefit their trips and raising mon- ey to buy a van. mouNT olympus alumNi baNqueT The Mount Olympus Alumni Banquet will be Saturday, June 14 at the Mt. Olympus Gym. The event will begin with a social hour at 4 p.m., followed by a ca- tered dinner at 5:30 p.m. Cost of the catered meal is $14 with reservations or $15 at the door. Reservation 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. Car show Gibson County Animal Services will have its an- nual Car Show at Lafayette Park in Princeton on June 15, 2014. The event will be- gin at 8 a.m., with registra- tion until noon for all en- tries. Trophies will be pre- sented around 2 p.m. Food items and drinks will be available all day. There will be door prizes and a silent auction. remember iN prayer Sherri Blackburn Love- less, Bob Ritcheson, Sam Jones, Russell Tharp and Chad Tharp, all suf- fering from cancer, Eve- lyne McClure, Hazel Pau- ley, Casey Hightower, who had surgery to remove the hardware in one hip, and Tex Simmons. submiT iTems 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. Otwell High School Alumni Banquet Above: The former Ot- well High School gymna- sium, now a part of the Community Center, was the setting for the OHS Alumni Association ban- quet June 8. There were 266 alumni and friends attending. Left: Helen Schnarr, of Otwell, was attending her 74th alumni meet- ing. She graduated with the Class of 1940.