The Press-Dispatch
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A-2 Front Wednesday, June 1, 2016 The Press-Dispatch WILLIAMS Continued from page 1 Pursuant to IC-32-34-1-28(a) legal notice is hereby given to the people and enti- ties listed below who appear to be owners of unclaimed property, which is pre- sumed to be abandoned and has been recently reported to Indiana for the year 2015 only. Please visit www.IndianaUnclaimed.gov for a complete list of all prop- erties currently held in the protective custody of the Attorney General's Office. Unclaimed property is not physical real estate or vehicles. It is money or safe keeping property from a business account that has registered inactive. Common examples include lost or forgotten bank balances, unpaid wages, insurance pro- ceeds, safe deposit box contents, stocks & dividends, and utility deposits. A person or entity having a legal interest in these properties may obtain more information by visiting www.IndianaUnclaimed.gov or calling the Attorney Gen- eral's Unclaimed Property Division at 1-866-462-5246. All claims must be sup- ported by proof of rightful ownership or legitimate representation and state ap- proved identification. Searching for and claiming property is a free public service provided by the Indiana Attorney General. IndianaUnclaimed. gov PROPERTY NUMBER NAME ADDRESS CITY PROPERTY NUMBER NAME ADDRESS CITY PIKE COUNTY 7463810 ALDRIDGE RACHEL M 5927 S OLD 64 WINSLOW 7386560 BARRETT PHILLIP 4228 S COUNTY RD 50 E WINSLOW 7473095 BATES ARTHUR L PO BOX142 WINSLOW 7219045 BLAIZE ROY S 1ST PETERSBURG 7219045 BLAIZE ROY EST OF S 1ST PETERSBURG 7363133 BLAKE SARA 4460 E COUNTY RD 675 PETERSBURG 7284481 BLAND THOMAS R 2165 N MECHANICS ST OTWELL 7520313 BLESCHS BODY SHOP 7210 E OLD STATE RD STENDAL 7723728 BLUBAUM FELICIA 2052 N SR 61 PETERSBURG 7262764 BOSHEARS CYNTHIA 204 E SYCAMORE ST PETERSBURG 7517459 BOYD LOGAN 6602 E CR 50 S WINSLOW 7473131 BRENTON ELIZABETH M 1855 W CO RD 200 N PETERSBURG 7467741 BRITTAIN MARK A 307 N 7TH ST PETERSBURG 7464759 BYRD JOE N 10372 EAST COUNTY RD VELPEN 7310757 CHESSER ETHEL ROUTE 2 WINSLOW 7310757 CHESSER ETHEL EST OF ROUTE 2 WINSLOW 7469625 CLEVENGER JAMES S 1406 E MAIN ST PETERSBURG 7623611 COCKERHAM JAMES 612 S LAKEVIEW DR PETERSBURG 7271727 CRONIN ZACH 6106 S COUNTY RD 1075 VELPEN 7650266 DAVIS ORA M 1314 S WILLOW LN PETERSBURG 7372289 DILLON CHARLES E 1811 E LOCUST ST PETERSBURG 7372289 DILLON DOROTHY D 1811 E LOCUST ST PETERSBURG 7263073 DILLON JOHNNY R 2175 E MAIN ST LOT 30 PETERSBURG 7724775 DOANE EVAN 5644 N CR 200 E PETERSBURG 7242780 FAITH GEORGE A 2555 E COUNTY RD 375 WINSLOW 7512636 FISCHER ERIC D 1013 N MAIN ST WINSLOW 7731195 FISHER CHRISTOPHER 3920 S COUNTY RD 225 WINSLOW 7287078 FITZGERALD CAROLYN S PETERSBURG IN 47567 8 PETERSBURG 7420387 FOERSTER KEVIN 1970 STATE RD 257 N OTWELL 7520231 FOWLER BRIAN E 227 N COUNTY RD 725 WINSLOW 7520231 FOWLER DEE 227 N COUNTY RD 725 WINSLOW 7471022 FREYBERGER LACY 10204 E 400 N OTWELL 7471688 FURMAN JOSEPH B 6276 W CO RD 550N PETERSBURG 7654439 GALLOWAY DUSTIN 4020 N CR 375 W PETERSBURG 7464219 GARRETSON KEITH D 4633 NORTH COUNTY RD PETERSBURG 7466597 GENTRY ROLAND E PO BOX 41 WINSLOW 7266091 GENYIN BREWSTER 1 GENERAL DELIVERY VELPEN 7309964 GLADISH DON L PO BOX 252 PETERSBURG 7629246 GOODPASTURE LUCAS 6333NSTRD57 PETERSBURG 7250102 GRABLE PAUL R 2052 N STATE RD 61 PETERSBURG 7269519 GRAY ALICE F RR 4 PETERSBURG 7470475 GRUBB CHARLES L 5858 W CR 50 S PETERSBURG 7593461 GRUBB CHRISTINA 1581 W COUNTY RD 125 PETERSBURG 7310271 GUILLAUME NANCY 8746 W PETERSBURG RD OTWELL 7363322 GUZMAN FABIAN 1402 E STATE RD 356 PETERSBURG 7300997 HALE KENNETH N 5TH ST PETERSBURG 7300997 HALE KENNETH EST OF N 5TH ST PETERSBURG 7288271 HAYES GEORGE Q 9821 E JEFFERSON ST OTWELL 7467291 HAYES TODD A 379 N STATE RD 61 WINSLOW 7471812 HEMMER JOANNA M 11196 S COUNTY RD 105 STENDAL 7276117 HEMMER JON M 11196 S COUNTY RD 105 STENDAL 7134550 HILL RICHARD S 2591 E SEVEN LAKES RD WINSLOW 7471531 HOUCHIN VICKI L PO BOX 403 WINSLOW 7262022 HOWARD LANDIS H RR2 PETERSBURG 7262764 JONES SHIRLEY 204 E SYCAMORE ST PETERSBURG 7727006 KENDALL DANIEL RR2 BOX 201 VELPEN 7727053 KEY WILLIAM 4146 E CR 900 S STENDAL 7254015 KFC COMBO OF WASH INC PP 3294 W COUNTY RD 125 PETERSBURG 7388348 LEWIS CHARLES DAVID 569 E COUNTY RD 475 S WINSLOW 7388348 LEWIS MISTIE 569 E COUNTY RD 475 S WINSLOW 7246609 LOVELESS JEANETTE 1694 W DIVISION RD PETERSBURG 7576690 MANGIN GREGORY A 4004 N 629 E OTWELL 7471057 MATTESON ELVIN DEWAYNE D 3625 W COUNTY RD 400 PETERSBURG 7222473 MATTESON KIMBERLY A 7298 E CO RD 700 S VELPEN 7196121 MC ATEE KENNETH 7090 W MCATEE LN PETERSBURG 7196121 MC ATEE SYLVIA A 7090 W MCATEE LN PETERSBURG 7463879 MONTGOMERY JESSICA 1126 S CO RD 250 W PETERSBURG 7695346 MORTON CHRISTOPHER 1591 WEST COUNTY RD 2 PETERSBURG 7464078 MOSS TAMMY L 4087 S CO RD 300 E WINSLOW 7778704 MULLEN GRETCHEN PO BOX 204 STENDAL 7566463 NOWARK AMANDA 4930 S COUNTY RD 450 WINSLOW 7377601 OFFILL THURMAN L 7173 N STATE RD 57 PETERSBURG 7468356 ONYETT BRYCE D PO BOX 336 PETERSBURG 7515884 ONYETT KERRY D PO BOX 555 PETERSBURG 7440983 OVERBEY JIM PO BOX 152 PETERSBURG 7267816 PATTISON IRMA E RR 1 OTWELL 7589019 PETERSBURG LITTLE LEAGUE 3527 S COUNTY RD 900 VELPEN 7452051 PHILLIPS LYNNE A 5255 N STATE RD 257 OTWELL 7588984 POLEN SAM 4147 N HORNADY PARK L PETERSBURG 7311495 POOL MERL PO BOX 507 PETERSBURG 7786905 POTTS ROXANN 7919 E DIVISION RD WINSLOW 7520313 RELLER HEATH 7210 E OLD STATE RD STENDAL 7302216 RILEY JANICE 1306 E SPRUCE ST PETERSBURG 7154952 RILEY JOAN M 1782 ECO RD 75 PETERSBURG 7293201 ROBLING PATRICK H 602 E LAFAYETTE ST WINSLOW 7468400 RUSSELL ROBERT K 3692 S ST RD 257 VELPEN 7667997 SCHWARZ SUSAN BOX 47584 SPURGEON 7786905 SEAL DONNA LEE 7919 E DIVISION RD WINSLOW 7553144 SHOULTZ FRED C 1792 W COUNTY RD 50 S PETERSBURG 7442691 SIGWERTH MONICA RENEE 2555 E COUNTY RD 375 WINSLOW 7650266 SIMMONS MARJORIE E 1314 S WILLOW LN PETERSBURG 7420327 SIMPSON DOUGLAS J 2141 N GRANT ST OTWELL 7467850 SMITH JERRY L 4214 S COUNTY RD 300 WINSLOW 7437490 SORGIUS ANGELA S 10397 E JEFFERSON ST OTWELL 7806464 STEFANAVAGE THOMAS C 6869 S STATE RD 257 VELPEN 7463646 THOMAS BUFORD L 1024 N CO RD 500 EAST WINSLOW 7417950 TIMMONS JERALD L 158 WHITELOCK AVE N PETERSBURG 7723087 TISDALE DAVIDNANCY AL 3646 S STATE RD 61 WINSLOW 7418652 WALTER GRACE 306 E SYCAMORE ST PETERSBURG 7278664 WALTZ DAVID P 808 N VINCENNES AVE PETERSBURG 7464782 WARD CONNIE J 4354 S CR50 E WINSLOW 7245913 WEIER KENNY POB 25 STENDAL 7244401 WHALEY CAROL J 6224 E STATE RD 356 OTWELL 7494071 WHITE JEFFERY 213 S LAKVIEW DR PETERSBURG 7297289 WILDEN JAMES BRANDOND PO BOX 271 PETERSBURG 7295941 WILKINS MARTHA F 5444 N COUNTY RD 850 OTWELL 7463682 WILLIAMSON RICHARD I PO BOX 56 2185 LIBERT OTWELL 7658580 WOLF ROBERT 209 N CENTER ST PETERSBURG PRINCIPAL Continued from page 1 intendent Suzanne Blake said she sent out a posting on Tuesday about the open position. "We are looking at all of our options," said Blake. "It would be very nice if we were able to make a hire at our next school board meeting on June 20," said Blake. She said Whitehead was on a 210 day contract and had been working on sched- uling for the 2016 -17 school year. "Typically, there are some staffing changes that hap- pen over the summer. So it would be beneficial to get a new person in place for that. There is quite a bit that has to be done to get ready for the next year," said Blake. birthday. He was upset, he was young, he just knew I left on his birthday," said Williams. A fter two months in Geor- gia, Williams was allowed to come home for a few days be- fore they were shipped over- seas. They were flown to Ku- wait and after two weeks, moved into Iraq. During his 10 month de- ployment in Iraq, Williams drove an armored service vehicle escorting convoys most of the time. "Sometimes we did a turn and burn, where you go to pickup a convoy and come back. Sometimes we did ex- tended missions, where we would stay over night." "We pretty much went everywhere in Iraq. I went over next to the Syrian bor- der and up to Mosul." He said typically a 40 to 50 mile trip was one of the longer trips. "We took small arms fire all the time, but we were driving around in armored vehicles. An ASV was a lot safer than a Humvee." The biggest threat his group faced were IEDs (Im- provised Explosive Devic- es). "We were always on the lookout for IEDs. Our squad didn't encounter any or get hit by any. I would contrib- ute a lot of that to our Lieu- tenant. . . I truly believe he analyzed a lot of data and was very smart on the times we were allowed to leave. He calculated times for us to go. We did our job and we all made it home safely," said Williams. He said by 2008 the bas- es in Iraq were much more accommodating for soldiers than when they first went in- to Iraq. "We were fortunate to have phone services. Be- lieve it or not, we had Inter- net. When they first went in there, they didn't have any- thing. "I called my wife every- day or if I didn't, she knew I was busy. I don't think I ever went more than two or three days without calling." He said even when he couldn't call her, she was able to call him. He even had air-condition- ing in the ASV he drove and where he stayed, although it didn't work all the time. Despite the air-condition- ing, it was still an inhospita- ble place. "I'm an Indiana boy. The hottest temperatures I had ever seen were in Georgia during training," said Wil- liams. While Georgia in the summer can be miserably hot, it doesn't hold a candle to Iraq. "One day we saw 120 to 130 in the shade." He also remembers his first sandstorm. Williams described looking in the distance and seeing what looked like rain as it got clos- er to you. Except it is brown. When the first one he ex- perienced hit, he had not been on that base for more than a week. "We didn't know the whole base and now all of a sudden we can't see. Basically, the driver is trying to feel his way back to our buildings." He said sandstorms were as bad or worse than the worst fog you have ever experienced. "You could breath, but were more worried about what are we going to hit," said Williams about their trying to drive in the sandstorm. "You realize after being over there, how good we have it here. Life is good over here," said Williams. Life was tough for most Iraqis. "It wouldn't be any- thing to see a kid eight or nine years old herding sheep. I would say they had to grow up faster over there than here," said Williams. During his time in Iraq, he was given a two-week leave to come home. "I was fortunate to come home for two weeks. The hard part was going back again and leaving the family." He returned to the states in October of 2008, after spending six months in Iraq. When he got home, he could have taken a month before returning to work. In- stead he took a week and was back at work. He works at Muffler Mender in Loogoo- tee, where he has worked for more than 20 years, includ- ing his years before he was deployed overseas. He continued with the Na- tional Guard doing his week- ends and two weeks in the summer training. Then in June 2013, he retired with 20 years of service. Looking back on his time in the National Guard and the decision he made at 17 years old, he said, "I'm glad I went through it, definitely. I met a lot of good people. If I had to tell you the one thing I miss, it is the people I served with." Williams and his wife, the former Heather Head, were married in June of 2004. They have five children, ag- es 23 to 18. A fter retiring in 2013, Wil- liams joined the Winslow Fire Department and con- tinues to serve his commu- nity in a different way. A young Tony Williams with his gear in front of his National Guard locker. Williams, a resident of Winslow, served 20 years in the National Guard and did a 10-month deployment in Iraq during his military career. By Andy Heuring Four people were arrested on charges of drunken driv- ing and a fifth has charges pending a blood test. Two of the five were arrested after they had flat tires. Richard Lee Culbertson, 40, of 808 Charles St., Bick- nell was arrested on the Ayr- shire Road south of Winslow after he was involved in a fight. On Monday, May 23 at about 6 p.m. Pike Coun- ty Deputy Dallas Killian said he was asked to watch for a man on County Road 375S (Ayrshire Road) with no shirt and blood on his face. Deputy Killian said he and Reserve Deputy Travis Troutman located two men standing next to a pickup truck. They pointed toward a house and said Culbert- son had walked that direc- tion earlier. Killian said while talking to them, a four-wheeler with a man who wasn't wearing a shirt rode over a small hill and into a driveway. Killian said the four-wheeler then spun around twice in the gravel. So he followed it with his flashing lights on as it pulled into a driveway. Killian said it was Culbert- son driving the four-wheel- er. Culbertson told Killian he had gotten into a fight at the first residence Killian was at, but didn't want to pursue charges against that person. Culbertson failed field so- briety tests and was taken to the Pike County Jail. Deputy Killian said Cul- bertson was uncooperative while taking the test and did not provide a sufficient breath sample. He was ar- rested on a preliminary charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated, refusal. A rural Holland man was arrested after he had a flat tire early Thursday evening. Michael Phillip Weit- kamp, 45, of 10350 E. Old State Road 64, was arrest- ed on a preliminary charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (refusal) with a prior. Pike County Deputy Sher- iff Paul Collier said he was notified of a possible intox- icated driver headed north on Highway 61 after con- struction workers said a big red-headed man driving a tan Ford King Ranch truck had stopped near a construc- tion site with a flat tire. They told police the man and his passenger appeared to be in- toxicated. Deputy Collier said while driving south on Highway 61 he noticed the truck going north with a broken wind- shield. He also knew Weit- kamp had a suspended li- cense. He stopped him just north of Winslow. Deputy Collier said when he talked with Weitkamp, he could smell the odor of alcohol. Weit- kamp failed field sobriety tests and was transported to the Pike County Jail, where he refused a blood alcohol test. He was preliminari- ly charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated refusal; driving while sus- pended and possession of an open alcohol container. A Petersburg man was ar- rested at about 8 p.m. Satur- day after he was stopped for speeding. Joshua James Vest, 30, of 3671 N. CR575 E., Peters- burg was arrested on a pre- liminary charge of operat- ing a vehicle while intoxi- cated and resisting law en- forcement. Petersburg City Officer Trent Ficklin stopped Vest on Highway 57 near Black- burn Road for driving 65 mph in a 55 zone. Deputy Paul Collier assisted with the stop and said he noticed Vest had blood-shot eyes and there were beer cans on the passenger side floor- board. Deputy Collier said Vest failed field sobriety tests and while police attempted to place him in handcuffs, Four arrested on drunk driving charges, more charges pending See ARRESTS on page 7