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D-2 Home Life Wednesday, November 1, 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 Pott's Pines. OCTOBER WINNER And the winner is... Stan Riesenbeck from Velpen. Stan won a $25 gift card from Route 56 Antiques & Treasurers and a three-month subscription to The Press-Dispatch. Congratulations! THIS WEEK'S BIRTHDAYS Steve Carter .............................. Petersburg .......11/2 Arlene Barrett .............................. Otwell ..........11/2 Tammy Selby ............................. Petersburg .......11/3 Libby Mitchell ........................... Petersburg .......11/3 David Stewart ............................ Petersburg .......11/6 THIS MONTH'S SPONSOR Potts' Pines 4590 S. Royalty Rd., Winslow (North of Arthur, off Hwy 61) 812-789-5213 Pike County Personals by Judy True Sweet's Column by Barbara Sweet Saturday, November 4 • 8:30 a.m. Retired Government vehicles; Utility trailers; Ford F250s; Dodge Durangos, Ford Rangers; Jeep Liberty; work trucks; Livestock trailer; Expecting 150 vehicles & much more. The Estate of Joe & Dorothy Lukomski will sell in the second auction ring with a 2015 GM pick-up truck, tools, furniture & household Note: is is a brief listing, we are still unboxing Estate items. Watch www.graberauctions.com for photos and info. Expecting 150 vehicles. Mowers & equip sell early. Graber Auctions ~ 812-254-2220 Mark J. Graber - AU19400133 1382 S. State Rd 257, Washington, IN Petersburg, Indiana 47567• Phone: (812) 354-7777 rogercraigauction@outlook.com see www.auctionzip.com, auctioneer #39502 VEHICLES: 2001 Ford F 150 Super Crew, solid bed cover, blue, 131K miles; 1999 Ford Red Crown Victoria LX 4 door, 90K MILES; 1987 Ford F150 pickup, 114K miles, rough; nice 16' double axle trailer; 3 small single axle trailers; Troy Built rear tine tiller with new Honda motor; nice Husqvar- na 48" riding mower; 2 Snapper mowers. TOOLS: Floor jack; shop vac; grease guns; drop cords; levels; very large assortment of hand tools; rods and reels; sausage press; coolers; lockers; clippers; sledge hammers; lots of yard and garden tools; tool boxes; elct. cut off saw; bench grind- er; pipe vice; hedge trimmers; Hobart Handler 120 wire welder; boomers; reciprocating saw; air tools; portable air tank; battery chargers; LP tanks and stoves; garden push planter; chain hoist; log chains; elect air compressor; folding chairs; smoker grill; post driver; wagon jack; assortment bolt and nuts; motor oil; and lots more. COLLECTIBLES AND HOUSEHOLD: Texa- co Die Cast collectible toys, (new in box); over 30 iron skillets; 9 cookie jars; table and 4 chairs; apple peeler; touch lamp; pots and pans; utensils; quilt; scales; jewelry box; assortment of harmon- icas; antique dolls; pocket knives; bedroom suite; over 25 oil lamps; Fenton; Vaseline depression glass; Indian dream catchers; washer & dryer; lots of other household and collectibles too numerous to mention. NOTES: is is a big auction with 2-3 auctioneers working most of the day, lots of small items, food and restroom available, auction under tents. To view photos, visit the website at www.auctionzip. com. Auctioneer ID 39502. TERMS: Cash, personal check, Visa/MasterCard. Proper ID for registration PUBLIC AUCTION To settle the estate of Robert W. Cummines, the under- signed executor will offer at Public Auction the following described personal property located at 3778 N. 375 W., Petersburg, Ind. (In Petersburg, turn at McDonald's onto Hwy 56, go 5 miles to Bowman, turn north on CR 375 W. to auction site). Watch for signs: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 10 A.M. (edt) OWNER: ROBERT W. CUMMINES, ESTATE RON SHARP, EXECUTOR ROGER W. CRAIG, AUCTIONEER/BROKER (License #AU09000081) EARL WAGLER, AUCTIONEER (License #AU10000269) COREY BOUCHIE, AUCTIONEER (License #AU11300002) VEHICLES—HOUSEHOLD TOOLS—COLLECTIBLES BIRTHDAYS October 28 – Connie Cleveland Col- lins; Linda Fears October 30 – Sherry Royal turns 21; Kim Slater turns 53; Mary Beth Con- way November 2 – Alexis Strickland turns 22; Justin Morrison November 3 – Mike Watkins November 4 – Krista Kolb Hadley November 5 – Shirley Adkins Jones ANNIVERSARIES Tonya and J.T. Krieg will celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary on No- vember 4. FLAG RETIREMENT CEREMONY NOV. 4 Ft. Branch VFW Post 2714 will host a flag retirement ceremony at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4, at Lyles Station His- toric School and Museum located at 953 N. County Road 500 West, Princ- eton. Those who wish to properly dispose of old, worn U.S. flags can drop them off at the Ft. Branch VFW Post Home on U.S. 41 North at Ft. Branch from 3- 10 p.m. through the week and 1-10 on Saturdays, or bring flags to the cere- mony for proper disposal CARD SHOWER FOR BARTON There will be a card shower for Marvin Barton, who has recently been moved to RiverOaks in Prince- ton. Marvin loves receiving the cards and they really cheer him up. To mail a card, send to: Marvin Barton, c/ o RiverOaks Health Campus, Room 312, 1244 Vail St., Princeton, IN 47670. WEEKLY TIDBITS Sharon Kramer, of Princeton, had dinner with Mark, Billie, Kallie and Eli Chandler in Haubstadt to cele- brate Eli's birthday. Also attending were Marcus, Cathy and Blake Chan- dler and Tyler Chandler and Ruby, all of Evansville. Lyndsi Chandler Deer and her children McKade, Chandler and Bennett came masked and trick or treating. Everyone had a fun evening. Mike and Ann Ice recently attended the Indiana State School Board Confer- ence in Indianapolis. Mike also recent- ly attended the regional school board meeting in Huntingburg. Ann Ice went camping at Shawnee National Forest with her Dad, Thom- as Lashbrook and Neoma. On Wednesday, Luella White's niece stopped by for a visit and the two went to Princeton for supper. On Friday, Luella picked up her daughter, Nina Holderbaugh and the duo went to her other daughter, Sha- ron Williams' home in Fort Branch to get Luella's hair done. A fterwards they all went to Fort Branch for lunch. A fter lunch, they all headed home and Luel- la spent time visiting with Nina's dog Bella before she made it home. Betty Jo and Charlie Wright went to church at Bunker Hill Baptist Church on Sunday. A fterwards they did some grocery shopping before returning home to babysit their grandchildren. Lorrayne Perry is feeling better this week and is trusting God to heal her and take care of her. Beulah White visited her daughter Kay Reneer's home in Union on Sun- day to have dinner with the family. Those present were Kay Reneer, Rob- in White and family and Mike and Jen- na White. Barry and Sandy Bane went to Lou- isville on Tuesday to watch the Ea- gles in concert. They came home on Wednesday and had a wonderful trip. Joe and Bette Coomer enjoyed a visit from Rev. Wesley Haas on Wednesday. Rita McGuyer watched a play on Saturday evening at the Old Nation- al Events Plaza in Evansville. Those attending were Tish Johnson and her daughters Bailey and Kendall and their friend Curt. On Wednesday, Rita went to lunch with Tish and Faye Junkin before returning home to load up and haul off trash. Rita and her son Bucky went to town for lunch on Thursday. Ri- ta and her friends Joye and Fran went to Petersburg to have lunch with their friend Carrie on Friday. The girls had fun and even dressed up for Hallow- een. Maggie True Armstrong went to a doctor's appointment at the Hand Center in Evansville to see a special- ist about her wrist. She stopped at PetSmart before returning home. Betty Cain enjoyed visits this week from her son Curt Cain and daughter Candy Hunt. Jim and Inez King enjoyed a visit on Tuesday their daughter Cindy Wyant and another daughter Judy Elber vis- ited on Wednesday. On Thursday, Marylee Sullivan and Misty Sullivan went to Montgomery to look at the quilt shops before going to lunch. Dessi Waple went to the doctor on Thursday for a checkup following her surgery the prior week. Her mom Sherri Kinney accompanied her for the visit. Correction: Marylee Sullivan en- joyed a visit from her brother and sis- ter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jim English from Arizona last week. Leon and Alice Whittington went to town on Tuesday for a doctor's ap- pointment. A fterwards they went to RiverOaks to visit with Marsha Wil- liams before going to lunch with their friends Fred and Lois Braselton. Last Sunday was Pastor Appreciation Day at First Baptist Church in Princeton and the Whittingtons were in atten- dance for the celebration and meal. On Wednesday, Leon and Alice did some shopping at local stores and then went shopping in Vincennes on Thursday. On Friday, they went to Wirth Park in Oakland City for a get-together with family and friends. Caleb Ritcheson went to Indianap- olis to play in the Lucas Oil Stadium with his football team. His grand- mother Kathy Ritcheson was able to attend and watch him play. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright en- joyed a visit from their friend from church Dick Donovan on Thursday who stopped by on his way home from work. Betty Jo Wright went to her son and daughter-in-law Dave and Brandi Wright's home to babysit the grand- children for them one day last week. Correction: Last week Edward Re- inhart was incorrectly identified as a Mt. Olympus High School graduate. Joe and Bette Coomer went to Evans- ville with Patty Sweepy last week. Margie Wheeler went to a doctor's appointment on Thursday and got a re- ally good report. SUBMIT YOUR NEWS If you'd like to see your news and events in the Personals Column, call Judy at (812) 354-6502 or email your notes to pikepersonals@wildblue.net. My mailing address is 7438 W. State Rd. 56, Hazleton, IN 47640. We'd love to hear from you and share your hap- penings. Hi stars and welcome to his big stage all lit up in colorful bright lights and decorated to help cel- ebrate with all our stars who will have a birth- day or anniversary in the week of November 2-8, so come on up onto this big stage and take a bow. No- vember 1 was Jeffery Da- vis' birthday. November 2 – Saman- tha Meyer turns 40 years, James Capozella, and Ver- non and Ruby Stephens will celebrate 54 years. November 3 – Vernon Arnold turns 73 years, Carrie Nelson, and Asher Bryon McCann turns 3 years. November 4 – Dave McKinney turns 54 years. November 5 – Deby Virden turns 65 years, Sheila Boger turns 58 years, and Paige Cassidy Kluemper turns 26 years. November 6 – Elinore Bellamy turns 85 years, Jason Bottoms, and Randy Bolin turns 43 years. November 7 – George Fiscus turns 93 years, Hayden Goins turns 11 years, and Andre Guirard turns 55 years. November 8 – Sarah Thompson turns 23 years, Dante Dillman turns 13 years, Hallee Stephens turns 17 years, Annette Sharp turns 57 years, and Cassie Kinman turns 23 years. May all our stars have a really great day and may all your wishes come true. Keep in your heart and in your prayers all our stars who need that card, visit, phone call, and that dai- ly thought of them to have a sunshiny day. We all know someone we always remember each day and the colds are around again, and the aches and pains of everyday. Events coming up in Winslow and the surrounding areas are: November 1 – All Saint's Day. November 2 – Winslow Lions Club will meet at 7 p.m. at the Trading Post. November 2 – Pike County Moms Group at 10 a.m. at the Ot- well United Methodist Church. November 2 – Winslow Parks Board meet at 6 p.m. at the Snyder Community Center. November 5 – Daylight Saving Time Ends, so this is where you set your clocks back one hour. November 6 – Winslow Girl Scout Troop will meet at 6 p.m. at the House of Mercy Church Base- ment. November 11 – Veterans Day – shake their hand and tell them thank you for their valuable service to keep us all free in our United States of America. Winslow Seniors meet on Monday and Tuesdays at the Snyder Communi- ty Center. Petersburg Seniors meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the Courthouse Basement. They both have a lot going on, so if you are not doing anything that day, they all would love to have you join them. Postcards this week at Sweets Col- umn, Winslow, IN 47598 were none, but you don't have to go on vacation to send us a card, you can send us one from your hometown and say, "Hi." Winslow had some nice weather last week, but a little chilly for some at night. We had rain last Monday in- to Tuesday and nothing more until Friday and the weekend where the rain came in from the North so it al- so brought into our areas the cold- er temps, 60s into the 30s. One day, no two days there was a rainbow, was seen and No rain anywhere and the other rainbow was a double and it had rained. It was amazing to see at any time and it was a full rainbow. Last week was Fall Break for the Pike County Schools, and Kyana had a great week because she got to spend some of that week at her Aunt T's and Uncle Ted's house. They have animals and Kyana loves all animals, so she re- ally had a great Fall Break. I told you we had some leaks at the cabin, but Norm patched the nails in the roof and he must have got them all because there were no leaks at the last heavy rainfall. Oh yeah, did you all see where Car- roll Edrington is being inducted into the Oakland City University Intercol- legiate Athletic Hall of Fame on Satur- day November 11 at a banquet? In the paper there was a write up on him and a picture of the Winslow High School 1954-55 basketball team. I recognized some of the players like my Uncle Law- rence Meyer. To Carroll, we all say a big Congratulations for this honor. My mom, Mildred, is here in Winslow for a week's stay or longer and while she is here, her birthday, which is on Halloween, will be cele- brated as she hands out candy with her cousin Jan at the Corner Book Shoppe, as the rest of us are out or treating the neighbors. Mom turned 91 and she is known as the Good Witch of Winslow. Sweets Column will be out that Halloween Night, or I should say was out Halloween night to thank all our Winslow stars for decorating their yards for all us kids to enjoy. More in- fo on Halloween in next week's issue, but we hope you all had a spooktacu- lar time. The World Series between the Dodgers and the Astros has begun and what a series we have seen so far on T V as we all root for our turn to win, and to stay up long enough to see the ending, even if it takes 11 innings. We hope your team wins. Not much more to ramble about this week, but as the lights begin to dim, keep an eye on family and friends, slow down and enjoy all your surroundings, and always smile, wave, and say Hi to everyone you see this week. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Scott Nelson conveys to Marvin Goodrid, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Doug McDowell and Robin McDowell convey to Lar- ry L. Halderman and Pamela S. Halderman, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Larry L. Halderman conveys to Warren Gibbons, re- al estate as recorded in Pike County. Tim Wheeler conveys to Tim Wheeler and Lisa Har- bison, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Joyce L. Butler conveys to Trenton Nalley and Brooke A. Riley, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Nicholas Dale Light conveys to Vernon K. Abernathy, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Brenda J. Riley conveys to Alexander D. Pfeiffer, re- al estate as recorded in Pike County. Robert Gill Hayes conveys to Donald E. Alley and Lisa L. Alley, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Wm A. Tanner, TOD and Joyce J. Tanner, TOD con- vey to Jody J. Tanner and Jamie S. Tyson, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Michael L. Kinman conveys to Michael L. Kinman, Revocable Trust, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Roger A. Clark conveys to Lisa M. Clark, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Pike County Auditor and Chris B. Davis convey to Robert Miller, real estate as recorded in Pike County. Pike County Auditor and Chris B. Davis convey to Robert Miller, real estate as recorded in Pike County.