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D-2 Home Life Wednesday, October 4, 2017 The Press-Dispatch To enter the Birthday Club, email your name, ad- dress, phone number and birthdate to birthdayclub@ pressdispatch.net. Only the person's name, town and birthday will appear in the paper. As an added bonus, one lucky person each month will receive a free prize from a local business and a free three month Press-Dispatch subscription. This month's birthdays have a chance to win a $25 gift certificate to Route 56 Antiques & Treasurers. SEPTEMBER WINNER And the winner is... Leanna Scalf from Pierceton. Leanna won a $25 gift card from Mandy's Mums and a three-month subscription to The Press-Dispatch. Con- gratulations! THIS WEEK'S BIRTHDAYS Marilyn Bailey ........................... Petersburg .......10/5 Amy Bolin ................................... Winslow .........10/6 Kathy Harker ............................ Petersburg ..... 10/10 THIS MONTH'S SPONSOR 3329 W. State Road 56, Petersburg (Near Bowman on State Road 56) Phone: 812-354-5645 • Like Us on Facebook Pike County Personals by Judy True Petersburg, Indiana 47567• Phone: (812) 354-7777 IN License #AU10000269 rogercraigauction@outlook.com see www.auctionzip.com, auctioneer #39502 IH 584 utility diesel tractor, 3660 hrs, 3 point hitch, with Farmhand GL 520 front end loader; John Deere 8' rear mount blade with hyd. Tilt; 7' bush hog; 1999 Chevy C1500 Silverado extended cab pickup 125,919 miles, power windows and locks; 1983 Honda 3wheeler; IH Cub Cadet GT 1554 riding mower with grass catcher; Ex-Mark Lazer Zero turn mower with 60" cut, low hours, (nice clean unit like new); IH pedal tractor; antique store scales from the Dougan feed store in Petersburg; bicycles; flower pots and yard ornaments; wheel barrow; 10' alum step ladder; 10' wood ext ladder; lawn and garden tools; front tine tiller; push mower; miter box; weed eaters; Pioneer chain saw; hedge trimmers; cutting torch outfit; planter plates; hyd jacks; lots of box bolts and misc.; post hole diggers; 2 Crasman tool chests; Cambridge Agri-heater shop lp gas heater; large assortment hand tools; battery powered drills; bench drill press; pipe wrenches; c-clamps; Crasman portable air compressor; portable air tank; Lincoln AC 225 amp electric welder; hand seeders; leaf blowers; 15 gal sprayer for 4-wheeler; misc. furniture items including dining table w/6 chairs and hutch; sofa; occ chairs; bedroom furniture; wall mirror; china cabinet; baking dishes and small appliances; pots and pans; Christmas decorations; costume jewelry; lots of other household items. NOTES: Only a partial listing with more to be added, food and restroom available. To view photos of this auction visit our website at www. auctionzip.com auctioneer ID 39502. 2 auction rings will run part of the day. TERMS: Cash, personal check, Visa/Master Card, proper ID for registration. PUBLIC AUCTION e following described personal property from the estate of Marvie L. Flint will be offered at Public Auction located at 2146 E. Alford, Petersburg, Ind. (take Hwy 356 from Petersburg thru Alford ½ mile to Auction site) watch for signs on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14 10 A.M. (gibson co. time) OWNER: MARVIE L. FLINT ESTATE MARK FLINT: EX. ROGER W. CRAIG, AUCTIONEER/BROKER EARL WAGLER, AUCTIONEER Public Auto Auction Saturday, October 7 • 8:30 a.m. Vehicles, Trailers, & More: over 150 vehicles consigned! Box truck; utility trailers; 24' enclosed trailer; Service truck; Ford Rangers & much more. Lawn Mowers, Golf Carts: Dixie Chopper X2503 Quad Loop 60: cut; Fast-Trak Z-turn; JD757 Z-Trak; JDZ425; Dsl tank w/ pump; dually utility bed; Gravity bed wagon; (2) EzGo gas golf carts; (2) EzGo Elec. golf carts;& etc. Truck Load of new Building Materials: New kitchen Cabinets, ext. doors, counter-tops; Lumber, building materials & much more. Note: this is a brief listing; see www.graberauctions.com for photos and info. Expecting 150 vehicles - mowers and equip. sell early. Graber Auctions ~ 812-254-2220 Mark J. Graber - AU19400133 1382 S. State Rd 257, Washington, IN Accepting Consignments unitil ursday, Oct. 5 at 5pm Real Estate Auction ursday, October 26 • 6 p.m. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath home with utility shed and a garage on a large lot. City utilities and central air, this home has a couple rooms that need finished on the inside. Graber Auctions ~ 812-254-2220 Mark J. Graber, Auctioneer/Real Estate Broker AU19400133 Auction held on-site at: 305 NW 6th Street, Washington, IN Owner: Gary Overton ** Notice • Open House Date ** Monday Eve, Ocober 9, From 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, Oct. 28 • 10 a.m. EDT 1/4 mile west of Otwell, IN on Hwy. 257 To consign or for more information, contact: Hill's Auction Center WM Keith Hill IN #AU01020879 (812) 789-6367 or Jason Keeker (812) 354-2419 1991- Ford F-150, V8, Auto Lariat (1-Owner 47,000 miles) • J.D. planter 7,000 no-Till 4 row 38" • 14' Tracker fishing boat w/6h.p. Auction service www.hillsauctionservice.com TRACTORS - TRUCKS - BOATS - CARS FARM EQUIPMENT - MOWERS - TOOLS Owners: Estate of Cecil Baker Looking for an Auctioneer? Are you moving, downsizing or cleaning out the garage? Do you need some help selling your old items? We've got your back! Johny Ray Auction & Realty Call Johny Ray at, 812-598-3936 or visit website at johnyrayauction.com Johny Ray Dimmett Auctioneer/ owner Lic. #AU10800006 BIRTHDAYS October 1 – Rachel Hyneman turned 30 October 5 – Frank Kolb October 6 – Bette Coomer turns 83 October 7 – Don Dono- van; Joann Alexander turns 42; Winnie McConnell; Jor- dan Hunt October 10 – Bill Alldredge October 12 – Mark Crow- ley; Jackie Gourley October 13 – Betty Witt Farris; Becky Ford Parten- heimer October 14 – Mike Gourley turns 57 October 16 – Cheri New- man Seiler; Christy Tipton turns 30 October 19 – Matt Berry October 20 – Autumn Hud- son October 22 – Randy Arm- strong; Paul Duncan; Wendi Wright October 25 – Judy True; A.J. Alldredge October 26 – Noah and Ni- cole Heichelbech; Tanner Me- ade October 27 – Lexie White TURKEY, NOODLE DINNER OCT. 14 The Beadle Bunch and Friends Relay for Life Team hosts their annual turkey and noodle dinner fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 14, from 3-7 p.m. at the Princeton Commu- nity Middle School Cafeteria. The all-you-can-eat menu includes sliced turkey, noo- dles, mashed potatoes, dress- ing, green beans, corn, roll, slaw, drink and homemade dessert. Cost is $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 5 -12 and children 4 and under eat free. Carry-out is available. Call 812-779 -6110 for more infor- mation. CARD SHOWER FOR BARTON A card shower is being held for Marvin Barton, who has been a hospital patient for quite awhile. To send a card, mail to: Gibson General Hos- pital, Rm. 457, 1808 Sherman Drive, Princeton, IN 47670. Marvin greatly enjoys receiv- ing cards and notes from his friends to brighten his day. MUNCY NAMED 2017 RIVER FRIENDLY FARMER Joe Muncy, of Francisco, has been selected as 2017 Riv- er Friendly Farmer. This se- lection was made by the Gib- son County Soil & Water Con- servation District's Board of Supervisors. Joe raised corn and soy- beans in the Patoka river wa- tershed using notill, WAS - CoB's, filter strips and rock chutes. He has ground in In- diana's bird habitat and in the federal Conservation Re- serve Program (CRP), and believes he was the first-ever tile and terrace system in Gib- son County. For the 50 + years that he farmed, he never had an operating loan and owns over 1,000 acres in Gibson, Pike and Dubois counties. Joe and his wife, Kar- en have been married for 57 years. They have two chil- dren, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Their children were active in FA and in Gibson County 4-H. The River Friendly Farmer received a sign at the recogni- tion at the Indiana State Fair in August. RUTH'S NEWS Karla Schroeder came by on Thursday to visit with Ruth Morison at her home in Princ- eton. Karla was a sweetie and brought Ruth a milkshake. Lucy McKannan had lunch with Ruth on Friday. Debbie Alexander, Lucy McKannan, Thomas Schatz and Todd and Audrey Morri- son had dinner with Ruth on Sunday. Ronnie, Patty, and Tylar Morrison visited with Ruth on Monday. Tonya Krieg went to a doc- tor's appointment on Monday and has bronchitis and an ear infection. Ruth had a doctor's ap- pointment on Tuesday in Vin- cennes. Ronnie and Tylar Morrison went out to eat on Tuesday eve- ning. Justin Morrison, of Hazle- ton, is now home from the hos- pital. Beth Sturgeon is at the Wa- ters in Princeton for Rehab. Alan and Tina Barrett had a family celebration for Al- an's 60th birthday. Everyone enjoyed the day. WEEKLY TIDBITS Nina Holderbaugh and Sha- ron Williams stopped by the home of their mom Luella White last Monday to do her laundry and enjoy dinner. Lu- ella prepared BBQ ribs, car- rots, green beans and dessert was cookies from Casie. They had a great visit. On Tuesday morning Luella went to thera- py. She goes twice a week to help with her balance and oth- er problems. Dessi Waple went to a doc- tor's appointment last week and is having surgery on Mon- day. Randy Armstrong went to the Gibson Southern and Pike Central football game on Fri- day evening in Petersburg. Last Sunday Mike Johnson visited with his mother-in-law Rita McGuyer and mowed her grass. On Tuesday Rita, her sister Fran Junkin and her friend Joye went to Montgom- ery for lunch. Rita went to a doctor's appointment in Ft. Branch on Wednesday. She had lunch in Vincennes on Thursday with her daughter Tish, sister Faye and friend Roseann. Rita is looking for- ward to this coming Friday when she'll have new carpet installed at her home. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright went to a doctor's appointment last week in Vincennes. A fter- wards they did some grocery shopping. On Sunday, they went to Bunker Hill Baptist Church for worship service. There was a birthday par- ty for Jennifer Waple, whose birthday is coming up on Oc- tober 12. The Evansville Fall Festival beings on Monday on the west side of Evansville and many lo- cals are looking forward to at- tending. Ollie and Sue Doublemount went uptown one day last week to do some shopping. Alice Whittington went to Princeton on Wednesday and Thursday. On Saturday, Alice and her husband Leon went to Patoka Lake with friends. A fter church on Sunday, they went to a local Chinese restaurant for dinner with friends Fred and Lois Braselton and Ben Whit- tington and his family. Leon Whittington went to the Princeton Community High School twice last week to watch volleyball games. Betty Cain did some shop- ping on Friday with her daughter Candy Hunt. Betty also got her hair done. Betty's son, Curt Cain visited with her for awhile last week. Dallas Paul and Nancy Col- lins went to prayer service at Bunker Hill Baptist Church before running a few errands and eating dinner in Vin- cennes. On Wednesday, they attended Bible study at the church. Nancy's nephew came in with family to spend time with them over the weekend. The Mt. Olympus Class of 1950 gathered in Princeton. Those attending were Harold and Judy Williams of Mt. Car- mel; Wilma Joan and Leroy Brown, of Evansville; Joann Eisle, of Petersburg; Mary Lou Deffendall, of Petersburg; Priscilla Terry, of Mt. Carm- el; and Cornelia Bane, of Pato- ka. Everyone enjoyed a great lunch and visiting together. Kathy Ritcheson attended her grandchildren's football practices and games this past week. Her grandchildren are Andrew, Kaleb and Garrett Richardson. She always has a great time watching the kids play. Kathy is also painting rocks and hiding them around town for folks to find. Walt and Marcella Robb were treated to a special day with Denny, Diane and Colt. The group went to Colt's last tennis game of the season. They also had a special sur- prise of going to the Liver- more reunion. Janie Arnold enjoyed a visit from the Anderson family re- cently and one of the Ander- sons is her nurse. She also en- joyed a visit from Joann Eisle. Janie lives at Golden Living Center in Petersburg. Jim and Inez King went to Indianapolis for Inez's doc- tor's appointment. They also had a visit from their neighbor last week. Joe and Bette Coomer, of Wheeling, enjoyed a visit from a good friend Leroy Soultz, of Alaska, and neighbor, Greg Soultz. Margie Wheeler had com- pany over the weekend from her grandchildren, Robbie and Shirley Slone and their newborn son. Margie was de- lighted to hold the baby and rock him to sleep. On Sunday, her sons Bill and Bob Slone stopped by for dinner. Barbara Potts and Brittney White visited with Vera Potts on Sunday. SUBMIT YOUR NEWS If you'd like to see your news and events in the Per- sonals Column, call Judy at (812) 354-6502 or email your notes to pikepersonals@wild- blue.net. My mailing address is 7438 W. State Rd. 56, Ha- zleton, IN 47640. We'd love to hear from you and share your happenings. But a cone. A cone would solve everything. My friend left for college with dreams of taco cone fairies dancing in his head. The dream would become a reality! I think he became an ac- countant. I survived my day of meet- ings by eating bland food – and very little of it. Until the day the taco cone rises, I will be wearing black. Like Katiedid Langrock on Facebook, at http://www.face- book.com/katiedidhumor. TACO Continued from page 1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Wetlands America Trust LLC conveys to United States of America and Charles R. Wheeler Trust, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Tamara Y. Evans Personal Rep and Eulah F. Hawkins estate convey to Linda S. Allen, real estate as record- ed in Pike County. Lucas R. Hardin and Taylor R. Hardin convey to Lu- cas R. Hardin and Taylor R. Hardin, real estate as re- corded in Pike County. Helen E. Duncan conveys to Gary W. Gladish, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Frank J. Fowler conveys to Jesse L. Nicholson and Grace C. Nicholson, real estate as recorded in Pike County. First Baptist Church of Petersburg Inc. and First Bap- tist Church of Petersburg FK A convey to Kimberly Mid- dleton and James Middleton, Jr., real estate as record- ed in Pike County. Phyllis Brittingham, Charles R. Brittingham and Sta- cy Brittingham quitclaim to Frank A. Brittingham and Marlene S. Brittingham, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Cynthia M. Southworth conveys to Gil-Mar Farms LP, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Terwiske Properties LLC conveys to George S. Ter- wiske and Kristi A. Terwiske, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Donnie E. Boger and Mary J. Boger convey to Mi- chael E. 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