The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, August 29, 2012 A-5 WITH THIS RING... of Estel and the late Walter Houchin of Velpen. He is the son of the late Arthur and Josephine Bea- dles of Winslow. They were united in marriage on August 31, brate their 50th wedding anniversary on August 31, 2012. She is the former Marilyn Houchin, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beadles of Velpen will cele- 50th anniversary 1962 at the Winslow Church of God with Rev. Frank McCandless officiating the ceremony. Sam is retired from Amax Coal Company, UM- WA Local #1791 with 27-3/4 years of service and Marilyn is also retired. They have two children, Kevin Beadles and Tona Satterfield of Velpen, and one granddaugh- ter, Shanique Satterfield, also of Velpen. AREA REUNIONS ically to clean out silt and rust that builds up in the system. Grissom said since the new water lines were installed, they only have to run the water a few seconds before it clears up. Before the new water lines were installed, he said they sometimes had to run a hydrant for 20 minutes before the water cleared up. Don Bolin and Jerry Grissom flush a hydrant at Cherry and Patoka Sts. They flush the hydrants period- Winslow hydrant flushing UE announces First Tuesday Concert series sic at the University of Evansville announces its 2012-13 performances in the First Tuesday Concert Series. The First Tuesday Con- The Department of Mu- cert Series, in its fifth sea- son, showcases the talent of the University's mu- sic faculty as they per- form works from seldom- heard masterpieces to be- loved standards. All con- certs take place the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m., and are free and open to the public. All events are conduct- ed on the University of Evansville campus ex- cept for December 4 Hol- iday Pops concert at the Victory Theatre. The 2012-13 series kicks of f September 4 with the annual Fall Fac- ulty Gala in Wheeler Con- cert Hall. This concert, celebrating the 50th anni- versary of Wheeler Con- cert Hall, features a vari- ety of works performed by the department's faculty. • Oct. 2: Bicenten- nial Concert, Neu Cha- pel. Celebrate the City of Evansville's 200th birth- day through music. This concert features music composed and arranged for the River City, includ- ing Gazebo Dances, a stu- dent work for Jazz Ensem- ble, and a new piece writ- ten just for this occasion. • Nov. 6: Franken- stein! , Wheeler Concert Hall. Inspired by H.C. Art- mann's poems Franken- Boonville History Day slated for Sept. 12 tory on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2012 during the first annu- al Boonville History Day. Meet on the Boonville Square at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. for an informational walk- ing tour around the histor- ic Boonville Square by Dr. Steven Barnett. Dr. Barnett has studied the buildings and their history and is ea- ger to share his knowledge. Learn where the A & P Store was located, where Take a look back into his- PEACE of MIND the movie theaters were, what the various business- es were, where the Judi- cial Center now stands and much more. This informal walking tour around the Boonville Square is for his- tory buffs or anyone inter- ested in Boonville history. No RSVP is needed. Boonville History Day is presented by the Boonville Merchant's Association. The Big Peach A family tradition for 58 years! Pops, Victory Theatre (600 Main St., Downtown Evansville). Share a cel- ebration of the holidays with the University of Evansville's annual con- cert at the Victory The- atre. • Feb. 5: Start Spread- stein! ! (Noises, noises, all around new children's rhymes), Heinz Karl Gru- ber's composition for voice and chamber ensemble is full of surprises, fun, and covert political state- ments. Experience the classic monster in a re- vealing musical portrait. • Dec. 4: Hol iday ing the News, Wheel - er Concert Hall. Faculty perform selections of so- lo and chamber music in- spired by New York City. From Lincoln Center to Times Square, hear piec- es written in, around, or about the Big Apple. • April 2: Wind En- semble, Neu Chapel. Fol- lowing their performance at the Indiana Music Ed- ucators Association con- ference, the Wind Ensem- ble presents an evening of dance inspired works for wind band. The concert in- cludes pieces by Ron Nel- son, John Barnes Chance, Alfred Reed, and Donald Grantham. For a complete listing union will be Sunday, Sept. 2 at the Zoar United Meth- The annual Weitkamp re- PAST REUNIONS sell and Naoma Williams of Pike County reunion was Saturday, July 28 at Jordon Memorial Park in Spurgeon. Attnding were their chil- Williams Family reunion The descendants of Rus- Kenny and Rita Sharp, Er- ic and Genny Rowe, Patrick and Regina, Farmer, Dev- on, Jace and Lukas, Kendra Sharp and Derrick Harmon, Tylor Barrett, Hubert and Mary Barrett and grand- daughter Serenity, Aron and Krystle Barrett and Draven, Amanda, Te Airra and Tre- Mikael Barrett all of Win- slow. dren Denver and Georgia Barrett of Winslow; Imo- gene Beck, Linden and Kathern Wilson of Peters- burg. Others attending were of concerts offered by the Department of Music, vis- it its website or call 812- 488-2754. Cemetery Meeting The Logan Cemetery will have its annual meeting on Wednesday, September 5, at 1 p.m. at the Cemetery. EvEryonE iS WELComE. If you are unable to attend, but would like to send a donation for the upkeep of the Cemetery, send to Logan Cemetery c/o Linda Stanley 5776 N Co. Rd. 575 E. Otwell, IN 47564. Any questions, call 812-354-1762. 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