The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Local Wednesday, June 6, 2018 A- 5 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Corn Crystal White and Chris Corn were united in mar- riage, May 5, 2018, sur- rounded by family and friends at the A zalea Path. The ceremony was officiat- ed by Jeff Knight. The bride was given in marriage by her children, Colton and Chey- anne DeJarnett. A recep- tion was at the Oakland City American Legion. The cou- ple took a honeymoon trip to Madison, Ind., their sil- ver town. Fettinger 30th wedding anniversary, vow renewal Larry and Angie Fet- tinger, of Petersburg, cele- brated their 30th wedding anniversary and renewed their vows on Saturday, June 2 at the Gospel Center Church, with Senior Pastor Rodney Fretwell officiating. At the reception that fol- lowed, guests enjoyed light refreshments, finger foods, cupcakes, a balloon release and the cutting of the wed- ding cake by the Fettingers. MARRIAGE LICENCES Dakota Alan Jochem, 24, of 2353 N. Spring St., Ot- well, son of Glen Jochem and Brandi Sendelweck, to Madelyn June Gray, 20, of 2353 N. Spring St. Otwell, daughter of Butch Gray and Adrian Schoultz Koleman. Terry L. Weisheit, 55, of 5526 N. Knox Rd., Peters- burg, son of Karl Weisheit and Betty Berry Weisheit, to Angela A. Manges, 52, of 614 S. 10th St., Peters- burg, daughter of Jack Austin and Vicky Young Austin. With This Ring... Thank You Larry & Angie Fettinger We would like to thank our family and many friends who helped us celebrate our 30 year wedding anniversary at our vow re- newal ceremony June 2. ank you for the many cards, gis and donation of Bibles in our name to the Gideons International. A very special thank you to three ladies who went out of their way to make our celebration a success: Shelby Fettinger, Cathy Sachs and Holly Garland-Blake. Without you, our day would not have become a beautiful memory. Special Thanks To Our Pastor, Rodney Fretwell e ladies working the reception: Cathy Sachs, Shawna & Keeley Schell, Amanda Collard and Wendy Uppencamp. Ushers: Brandon and Zane Schell Sound Tech: John arp Photographer: Tyler Margison Robert Uppencamp for making the wooden cake tier Local ISP team wins target shooting competition Evansville District 35 State Trooper shooting team won the Indiana State Police target shooting com- petition. Their team consisted of Senior Trooper/Detective Wes Kuykendall, Sergeant Russ Werkmeis- ter, Sergeant George Smith and Senior Trooper Korey Mauck. Pike Shriners collect donations Bob Medaris, of the Pike County Shriners Club, collects donations Saturday morning at the inter- section of Highways 57 and 61. A team of Shriners collected and Medaris said they had enough volun- teers to be able to work 30-minute shifts. Researchers reveal social stress is associated with shortened lifespan in mice Indiana Researchers have dis- covered that animals who became dominant in a social relationship lived significantly longer than those who became subordinate. The study, in collaboration with the University of Minnesota, repre- sents the first rodent model assess- ing the impact of chronic stress on the lifespan of mice, cellular aging and diseases associated with ag- ing, such as atherosclerosis, or fat- ty deposits that can clog arteries. Stress and socio-economic sta- tus has long been connected to death and disease in humans, but the mechanisms behind these pro- cesses have not been understood or fully explored in animal models until now. "Our social environment, where we are in the dominance hierar- chy of life, whether we feel down- trodden or empowered seem to have powerful relations with obe- sity, metabolic health, aging and lifespan," said David Allison, dean and Provost Professor of the IU School of Public Health-Blooming- ton, who contributed to the study. "These research findings take us one step closer in understanding more about the socially influential aspects of stress on our health and longevity." The mice were studied in the lab- oratory of Alessandro Bartolomuc- ci of the University of Minnesota Medical School. Vectren to provide energy-efficient lighting to area food pantries for distribution Sixteen food pantries throughout Petersburg, Evansville, Chandler, Princeton, Mt. Vernon and New Har- mony are receiving 4-packs of LED bulbs from Vectren's energy efficien- cy program to distribute to patrons throughout the summer. Vectren is providing more than 50,000 bulbs to be given to those in the community who frequent the area's various food pantries. "Vectren is committed to assisting customers to conserve energy and save money," said Brad Ellsworth, president of Vectren Energy Delivery- South. "By providing LED bulbs to the food pantries, we are helping low-in- come families take simple, effective steps to lowering their energy costs." If all bulbs are installed replac- ing traditional 60 watt light bulbs as- suming three hrs/day of use, nearly 232,000 kWhs of energy consump- tion will be saved annually—enough to power 2,780 homes for a month or 230 homes annually. Learn more about Vectren's ener- gy efficiency programs at www.vec- tren.com/saveenergy or call 1-866 - 240 -8476. Summer can be hard on your eyes. Protect your vision from harmful ultraviolet rays that damage your eyes over time. 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