The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Local Wednesday, June 28, 2017 A- 9 Haycraft-McCollom Samantha Jane McCollom and Matthew Eugene Hay- craft will be united in mar- riage on Saturday, July 1, 2017, at Glezen Revival Cen- ter near Petersburg. Saman- tha is the daughter of Mike and Sara Fowler, of Glezen, and Matthew is the son of Joy and Charlie Wiscaver, of Petersburg, and Larry and Teresa Haycraft, of Iva. The bride's attendants are Apryl Hill, matron of hon- or and Bridesmaids Jessi- ca Nowark, Jimmy Keeton (bridesman) and Casey Mason. The groom's atten- dants are Colton McCollom, best man and Michaela Nor- dhoff, best woman. Grooms- men are Chase Nordhoff, and Mitch Wiscaver. Flower girl is Kailee Wiscaver and ring bearer is Tyler Mason. Grandparents of the cou- ple are the late James and Mary Killion, of Hammond, Janet and the late Kenneth Fowler, of Petersburg, and Freida Grove, of Algiers, Connie and the late JC An- derson, of Petersburg, the late Roy and Carol Haycraft, of Petersburg, and Velasta Morris, of Petersburg. The couple are both grad- uates of Pike Central High School. The bride works for American Senior Therapies and the groom is employed at The Press-Dispatch. The couple are honey- mooning in Biloxi, Missis- sippi, and reside in Glezen. MARRIAGE LICENSES Rodney W. McDowell, 50, of 5493 S. SR 61, Winslow, son of Carl Wayne McDowell and Patricia Ann Starr McDowell, to Kimberly R. Robinson, 49, of 5493 S. SR 61, Winslow, daughter of Donald Robinson and Mari- lyn Stroud Robinson. Andrew Kevin Whitlock, 25, of 710 Zorn Ave., Apt 10, Louisville, Ky., son of Timothy Allen Whitlock and Lisa Renee Roberts Whitlock, to Tiffany Kay Uppencamp, 23, of 712 S. Ninth St., Petersburg, daughter of Daniel Lee Uppencamp and Karla Kay Brown Uppencamp. Ricky Devon Rader, 48, of 2175 E. Main St., Lot 19, Petersburg, son of Mildred Ann Embs Bewley to Jil- lian L. Heaivilin, 34, of 2175 E. Main St,. Lot 19, Pe- tersburg, daughter of Anthony Ray Sims and Lori Lee Heaivilin Ross. Cassandra Chanelle Harbison, 31, of 3019 David Ct., Columbus, Ohio, daughter of Jon Lee Harbison and Vicki Lynn Haven Rostron, to Carrie Sue Kunkler, 31, of 3019 David Ct., Columbus, Ohio, daughter of Paul Edward Kunkler and Sue Ann Waninger Kemp. Cory Elizabeth Keepes, 26, of 4149 N. Prides Creek Dr., Petersburg, daughter of Tricia Horrall Keepes and Stan Keepes, to Christopher William Sutton, 26, of 4439 CR 250 W., Petersburg, son of Ann Cynthia Schit- ter Sutton and Gary Joseph Sutton. Craig Scott Huddlestun, 20, of 1603 E. Main St., Pe- tersburg, son of Darren Scott Huddlestun and Lorinda Lou Durre Huddlestun, to Samantha Sue Smith, 24, of 1603 E. Main St., Petersburg, daughter of Leon T. Smith and Tina R. Uppencamp Shover. William G. Bringedahl, 41, of 2121 S. Kinnickinn- ic, Milwaukee, Wisc., son of William Lee Bringedahl and Jean Marie Wagenmaker Bringedahl, to Victo- ria Nicole Neiheisel, 28, of 2121 S. Kinnickinnic, Mil- waukee, Wisc., daughter of Todd Thomas and Jodi Ei- leen Tekulve Still. Waylon James Walters, 20, of 3843 N. CR 575 E., Pe- tersburg, son of Roy Wayne Walters an Debra Crow Walters, to Amber Dawn Dixon, 19, of 3843 N. CR 575 E., Petersburg, daughter of Thomas Dixon and Kris- ten Brittain Dixon. Randall L. Gist, 31, son of David Gist and Rita Keller Voneschen, to Amanda Karen Borowski, 25, of 305 S. Oak St., Winslow, daughter of Leon Borowski. Mark Anthony Gregory, 42, of 401 S. 18th St., Pe- tersburg, son of James Sheffield and Sandra Darlene Gregory Craft, to Susan Annette Hinton, 39, of 401 S. 18th St., Petersburg, daughter of Claude Jackson Mill- er and Brenda Kay Murray Miller. With This Ring... Area Reunions Jackie's HAIR STYLES GRAND REOPENING July 1, 9am-6pm & July 4, 9am-4pm featuring Located 1 mile west of Otwell Junction on Hwy 56 Habló Español También Karla Miranda Come see our new look! Stylist Door Prizes include coupons and a drawing for two free color or highlight services. Soon to be accepting bankcards. NEW HOURS: Tue. 10am-8pm, Wed. & Fri. 10am-4pm, Sat. 1pm-4pm Please call ahead for appointments. Jackie: 812-354-3345 • Karla: 812-617-2047 Financing fees may apply. See dealer for details. Mon-Fri 7AM - 6PM Saturday 7AM - 5PM Sunday 10AM - 4PM Memmer's Hwy. 41 N. at Lyles Station Rd • Princeton • 812-385-2641 Your lawn will be the envy of the neighborhood! Now you can have all the strength, durability, and power needed for commercial use, right in your own yard. • Powered by Kawasaki • Features Hustler's SmoothTrak ™ steering with patented automatic park brake system • One piece commercial-duty frame design – welded for durability • Comfortable foot-operated deck-lift system 324 MP DET (PWIC) A reunion for the 324 MP DET (PWIC) will begin at 1 p.m. Sunday, July 9, at the Jasper Outdoor Recre- ation Club basement, four miles north of Jasper on Highway 231. A picnic lunch will be provided. Bring your own drinks. For more information, call 812-481-7063. Petersburg High School Class of 1962 The Petersburg High School Class of 1962 met June 10 at the Village Inn for their 55-year class re- union. Attending were, front row, (l to r): Ronette K. Wilson Stone, Alice Neal, Virginia (Ginny) Kent Ne- al, Cheryl Fink Dorsey and Kathy Wilson Harker; second row: Bonnie Gladish Cummings, Paula Fair Dillon, Carolyn (Sue) Rumble Shoultz, Barbara Cowan Willis, Marilyn Cox Tooley Baker and Donna Nash Richardson. Third row: Kathy Kixmiller Hoppes, James Teague, James E. Minnis, Shiyoko Myers Stuffle, Ja- net Johnson Krietenstin, Sharon Swain Sanders, Monzella Phillips Stout, Judy Kinman Wood Gum- bel, Tom Dorsey and DeWitt Willis; fourth row: Doyle Beck, Larry G. Stone, Morris C. Willis, Roger Booth and David Workman. UPCOMING REUNION Mayor presents $7,500 check to school Petersburg Mayor R.C. Klipsch presents a $7,500 check to Pike County School Corporation Super- intendent Suzanne Blake to help pay for lighting improvements at the basketball and tennis courts on Walnut St. next to the Old Petersburg Gym. Klipsch said the money came from a donation by IPL to the City of Petersburg to help with lighting Main St. following one of the Stellar grant attempts by Pe- tersburg. He said Petersburg was then awarded a Streetscape grant to pay for new street lights and other work on Main St. So Petersburg asked IPL if they would mind switching their donation to help with lighting the courts. Blake said the donation helped pay for the lighting to be converted to LED lighting at the courts. Because they are so much cheaper to operate than the previous lights, they now have the lights on at night until 11:30 p.m. so the courts can be used. Klipsch said they are go- ing to look into making other improvements at the courts as well.