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D-6 Home Life Wednesday, Februar y 17, 2016 The Press-Dispatch Pike County Personals by Judy True THE DEADLINE FOR ALL REAL ESTATE ADS is 5 p.m. Monday See PERSONALS on 7 Hoffman & Mullen Realty For All Your Real Estate Needs Call: FEBRUARY 17, 2016 5490 N. County Road 850 E, Otwell Country Home... Located on Iva Road in Otwell. Offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice size kitchen with a lot of cabinetry, partially finished basement with family room and 2 car garage on .90A. Home has recently been updated with new baths, flooring and is freshly painted. Call Kathy Kixmiller, 812-354-5508 for your private showing. MLS 201541818 1-800-599-3766 www.HoffmanAndMullenRealty.com Kathy Kixmiller Associate Broker 812-354-5508 IN NEED OF LISTINGS. Looking to Buy or Sell? HOMES ARE SELLING! 439 S. Walnut St., Oakland City Looking For a Lot of Space... This home offers large living room, huge eat-in kitchen with wood cabinetry, built-in pantry and 2 large bedrooms. Laundry room and one full bath on main level. Special feature in this home is the 9 ft. plus ceilings that run throughout the home. Many updates have been done with newer covered front porch, roof, water heater, newer furnace and replacement windows. Outside the home sits on 3 lots totaling 150' x 300', 14 x 18 utility shed with new roof in 2013 and 20' x 32' garage with rough-in plumbing and it also has had a new roof in 2013, and you can enjoy your private backyard on your covered deck. Call Kathy Kixmiller, 812-354-5508 for your private showing. MLS#201541966 SELLER IS MOTIVATED! SALE PENDING! We Make It Personal! Warner Real Estate We're here to assist you in finding a home or selling your home and loan assistance. COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL • ACREAGE 4032 N. SR 61, Petersburg • Corner of SR 61 and Pride's Creek Road Patricia Warner, Mng. Broker 354-6013 or 582-1734 (c) Rhonda Dillon, Broker: 354-5775 or 354-5645 (c) Kim Willett, Broker: 812-766-0915 Like us on Facebook: WARNER REAL ESTATE Patricia A Warner Broker #1091B. Very recently remodeled 2 bedroom mobile home. Very reasonable price. Must be moved. #3006. Cute and just remodeled 2 bedroom bungalow on large lot with garage. Great location, edge of Petersburg, very large kitchen, new bath. Low price! #1023. Outdoorsman's dream setting in 11 acres of woods with 3 acres cleared. 10 year old rustic 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Open living room with fireplace, 2 wooden decks and detached 2-car garage. Immediate occupancy. Call today! Owner will listen to all reasonable offers! #3004. Just listed. Completely remodeled 2 BR brick, full basement on 1/2 acre in country, SR 57 N., Petersburg. 100 year old school house, screened in front porch. Reduced! #1085. 112 Harvest Lane, Petersburg (Meadowbrook Subd.) 1,850 sq. ft. beautiful brick ranch. Custom built, newer roof, windows and flooring. Beautiful sunroom and gazebo. 24 foot living room. Heated garage. Extra large lot. All improvement in last 6 years. Edge of Peters- burg. Owner will entertain all serious offers. #1009. Excellent location. Quiet edge of town. 3 BR with full base- ment. Beige vinyl with green shutters Cape Cod. 2-car detached garage/workshop. 3/4 acre of trees. Just what you've been calling to see! Owner will listen to good offers! #1092. 2 acres and 4,000 sf commercial building. Built in 2010. Ex- cellent location at the edge of Petersburg on Hwy. 57 N. Quality construction. Negotiable price! #1028. Low priced family home on 1/4 block. 3 BR, full basement, carport, close to school and downtown. $20's. Make a good offer. #1079. 1 acre commercial building sites available on Prides Creek Road across from Prides Creek Subd. $10,000 per acre. #1083. 2 parcels, 30 acres each, perfect for hunters and campers. Elec- tric and water available, blacktop frontage, large amount of acreage is in water, well-stocked for fishing, some clearings, rest in woods. Build site. Also has 20 acres that are perfect for hunters, campers and homes. Call for details. Owner will entertain all serious offers. #3001. Cutest little 3 BR, 2 BA ranch on SR 57 S., Petersburg. Newer furnace, C/A windows and roof.. Seller willing to help with closing cost. Solid maple cabinets, carport, possible commercial. $37,000. Warner Real Estate Office: 812-354-2867 2/17/16 #3008. Great New Listing! Just remodeled. Cute as can be. 2 bedroom bunga- low on nice lot on the edge of Petersburg. New bath, large country kitchen, replace- ment windows, freshly painted and more. Garage and gar- den spot. Best of all... $32,000. Immediate possession. #3009. Wow! Just finished remodeling! 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch on East Main Street, Petersburg! Large open living area with real fire- place, decorator designed, cabinetry with large bar and din- ing area. Large bedrooms with walk-in closets. Beautiful new floors, all earth tones. Immediate possession for $71,900. #3010. Brand new 2 bedroom condos on quiet edge of Peters- burg. Immedi- ate possession. Turn-key with all appliances and washer/dryer. Extremely large living area with beautiful view. Walk-in closets. Ga- rage as nice as home with workroom. Kitchen is well de- signed. Beautiful cabinety and pantry. Appliances are top brand. Concrete drive into extra deep garage. All the extras are in place. Call today for a private showing. #3007. Perfect building lot. Rare on the market. Located on State Road 61 newer Meadowbrook Subd. More than a half acre. #3005. Extremely rare for the Pike Co. market! Very well-built 2-3 bedroom brick home, finished basement with walkout, good-sized rooms, extra large and bright kitchen and more. #1087. Lower-priced family home on 3/4 acres plus 30'x45' pole ga- rage. Very nice acreage, 2-3 bedrooms. $38,900. SOLD! SOLD! SOLD! BIRTHDAYS Belated: Feb. 10 - Jim Beery Feb. 12 - Emily Thorne Le- nesque Feb. 13 - Michelle Bray Current: Feb. 18 - Ken Beadle Feb. 20 - Lucy McKannan will be 64. Feb. 22 - Beth Sturgeon will be 55. Feb. 24 - Natalie Teeters and Jamie Dillon ANNIVERSARIES Larry and Karen Mead- ows will celebrate their 48th wedding anniversary on Feb. 24. John and Crystal Alex- ander will celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary on Feb. 28. WEEKLY TIDBITS Charlie and Betty Jo Wright had supper on Sat- urday evening in Vincennes. On Tuesday and Wednes- day, Betty Jo had doctor's appointments. On Wednes- day, Dave Wright and his son Skylar visited with his parents, Charlie and Betty Jo. On Thursday evening, Charlie and Betty Jo went to church and choir practice at Bunker Hill Baptist Church in Vincennes. Kathy Richeson, of Hazle- ton, went to the last Princ- eton Lady Tiger's basket- ball game last week. She is a "Big Red" fan and proud of the girls' season. Donna Horrall, of Mon- roe City, has been going to the hospital to visit her dad, Carl Corn. SUE'S NEWS Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton went to the retire- ment party for Paul Lynch at the Princeton Daily Clari- on on Wednesday afternoon. Sue Ellen Barton received word that Pauline Harvey Ricketts passed away on Feb. 5 in Mesa, Ariz. She was a Mt. Olympus Class of 1943 graduate. Mt. Tabor Church group went to a restaurant in Princ- eton for its Valentine's Day dinner last week. Those in attendance were Pastor Wes and Carolyn Haas, Kenny and Sue Muncy, Jay Thomp- son, Joe and Liz Thompson and Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton. Rita McGuyer took her sister Faye Junkin out to din- ner in Ft. Branch last week. Rita McGuyer's grand- daughter, Kendall Jewel, of Vincennes, is a member of the Lincoln Lady Alices who won the sectional champion- ship hosted in Princeton. Sarah Harris and Jeff White, of Holland, were in town visiting with his grand- mother Vera Potts in Giro. Dessi Waple went to the Mardi Gras party last Sat- urday on Franklin Street in Evansville. Theresa Wells took her children Tony, Tina and Bentley to the Evansville Children's Museum on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Bill Reed, of Newburgh, and Bob and El- zena Strain, of Petersburg, enjoyed lunch and fellow- ship at a restaurant in Evans- ville, Friday. Nora Johnston spent Sat- urday night with her dad, Paul Johnston, in Francisco and attended Mackey Naza- rene Church, Sunday. Bob and Elzena Strain had lunch with her sister, Mary Jane Ingersoll at Am- ber Manor on Sunday. WANDA ROWLAND'S NEWS Last Friday afternoon, I tripped over my feet and took a fall. As I was falling, I knocked some things off the dresser and then appar- ently fell onto one of them, the results were a trip to the ER and lots of stitches. I find that one can do ma- ny things with one hand. I am happy to report that I am doing well and feel lucky, as I could have easily hit my head on the edge of the chest or dresser or had broken bones. The stitch- es come out on Feb. 17 and I hope to be able to do all things with both hands then. I know many sent up prayers for me, and the Wood Memo- rial Cheerleaders sent me a personal message with a pic- ture of them which made my night, since I could not make their game. I think it is their first game I have missed. Grandson Hunter Row- land is back on his feet af- ter a removal of a neuroma and cyst in his foot, so if we can keep the rest of the fam- ily well, I think we are all in recovery. Audrene Mercer Cook, of Hazleton, went to a doctor's appointment in Vincennes on Friday. She also stopped at a few stores for groceries and supplies. Theresa Blackburn Love- less was a patient at Dea- coness Downtown hospital on Tuesday night after fall- ing outside her home. Theresa Blackburn Love- less hosted a Valentine's Day party on Friday evening. Those attending were her brother, Gene Deffendoll, her sister, Sherri Blackburn, her husband, Greg Loveless and nephew, Chad Black- burn. Everyone received l Valentine gifts and cards. Theresa's daughter, Holly Young was unable to attend. RED HAT NEWS The Petersburg Red Hat Society will be going to Stolls Lakeview Restaurant located at 15519 US Hwy. 231, Loogootee, on Feb. 20. Other activities that day will include visiting antique shops and other local busi- nesses. They will be meet- ing at Voyle's parking lot in Petersburg at noon and leave from there. For more information, call Queen Mother Theresa Blackburn Loveless at (812) 354-2283. Rick and Nancy Wheatley were in Princeton on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday. Leon and Alice Whit- tington went to a Friend- ship carry-In dinner at First Baptist Church in Prince- ton last week. A fterward, their afternoon service was conducted. Leon and Alice Whittington enjoyed watch- ing the Big Game last Sun- day. On Wednesday, Leon and Alice went to Princeton to eat breakfast and do some shopping. On Sunday, Beulah White, Lou and Marilyn Gaston, Robin White and Kay Re- neer ate dinner at Beulah's home in Union. Robin White and Kay Re- neer went to Gibson Gener- al Hospital on Friday to visit with Beulah White and play bingo with her and the oth- er residents. Richard and Sherry Kin- ney went out Friday evening to celebrate Valentine's Day including dinner. Betty Jo Wright went shopping on Friday for gro- ceries in Vincennes. Maggie True Armstrong went to visit her dad Mike True at Select Specialty Hos- pital in Evansville. Also vis- iting was Mike's niece Des- si Waple. They enjoyed fried chicken and dessert togeth- er. Betty Cain enjoyed visi- tors on Tuesday. Those stop- LIKE THE MMiM FACEBOOK PAGE Care to comment? Visit us on Facebook: www.face- book.com/mealsinminutes, mail to Monica's Meals in Minutes, PO Box 68, Petersburg, IN 47567 or email to monicasmealsinminutes@pressdispatch.net. FLUFFY BISCUITS By Monica Sinclair I turned 40 today and last week- end, for the first time in my life, I made homemade biscuits. My husband had been sick all week- end and I went to the store to get him things that would be easy on his stomach. When I returned, he asked me if I had gotten any biscuits. With the answer being "no," I searched the internet for an easy biscuit recipe using in- gredients I already had. Luckily, I stumbled onto one and in no time, I had whipped up a batch of biscuits, and good biscuits I might add. They were super sim- ple, fluffy and moist, and I know I will be making them again soon. Enjoy! Source: tasteof home.com INGREDIENTS YOU'LL NEED: 2 cups all-purpose flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 3 teaspoons sugar (I used Splenda) 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup shortening (I used margarine) 1 large egg 2/3 cup 2 % milk (I used skim milk) MEALS IN Monica's MINUTES 1. In a small bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, sugar and salt. 2. Cut in shortening until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs. 3. Whisk egg and milk; stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. 4. Turn onto a well-floured surface; knead 20 times. Roll to 3/4-in. thickness; cut with a floured 2-1/2- in. biscuit cutter. Place on a lightly greased bak- ing sheet. 5. Bake at 450° for 8 -10 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm. Yield: 1 dozen. COOKING DIRECTIONS: Wednesday, February 17 • "Madame Butterfly" premieres (1904) • Beetle overtakes Model T as world's best-selling car (1972) Thursday, February 18 • Twain publishes "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" (1885) • Dale Earnhardt killed in crash (2001) Friday, February 19 • Donner Party rescued (1847) • Aaron Burr arrested for treason (1807) Saturday, February 20 • Postal Service Act regulates United States Post Of- fice Department (1792) • John Glenn becomes first American to orbit Earth (1962) Sunday, February 21 • Malcolm X assassinated (1965) • Marx publishes "Communist Manifesto" (1848) Monday, February 22 • U.S. Hockey team makes miracle on ice (1980) • The U.S. acquires Spanish Florida (1819) Tuesday, February 23 • U.S. flag raised on Iwo Jima (1945) • Children receive first polio vaccine (1954) Source: History.com HOLIDAYS THIS WEEK February 17 Random Acts of Kindness Day February 18 National Battery Day February 19 National Chocolate Mint Day February 20 Cherry Pie Day February 21 Card Reading Day February 22 George Washington's Birthday February 23 Tennis Day Source: HolidayInsights.com THIS WEEK IN HISTORY 1738 E. County Road 650 E., Winslow • Unfinished Pole Barn House on 12.20 acres. • On the east side of White Oak Lake (no water frontage) • Just 2 miles north of Pike County State Forest! • The home is 1,280 square feet. • No utilities have been taken to the home but are at county road (water & electric) 650 E. • $60,000 for the home and 12.20 ACRES See more information and pictures on Zillow.com. Marte' Nelson-Daves Principal Broker/Owner PIKE COUNTY Live the Dream Call: 812-789-9510 Text: 812-766-0690 Email: martenelsondaves@live.com See our listings on Zillow, Trulia, Yahoo Real Estate and more! SCAN THE QR CODE with your smartphone to see all my listings Buildings were formerly Outfitter's Station and Outfit- ter's Gift Shop. Many updates to the property. Can be used as one business or two. Lots of storage upstairs and a finished apartment with room for more apart- ments. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of history. Priced to sell. Serious inquiries only. FOR SALE BY OWNER (812) 582-0082 or (812) 789-2462. 2 historic buildings on Main Street in Winslow.