News and Tribune: Aug. 8-9, 2015

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A SERIES
IN REVIEW
Conversation on homelessness is not over
BY ELIZABETH BEILMAN
elizabeth.beilman@newsandtribune.com
OUTHERN INDIANA Throughout the past

seven months, the News and Tribune has delved
into the lives of a population that can often be
ignored Southern Indianas homeless.
Reporters and photographers explored the causes,
barriers and daily struggles of people in Clark and Floyd
counties who are or once were homeless on the local
level.
Both homeless people OUR SERIES AT A GLANCE
and people who help the
homeless voiced their ex- Here are the major topics covered
periences on a wide vari- in our seven-month feature series
ety of issues from sub- on homelessness in Southern
stance abuse, to childhood Indiana.
homelessness to afford- Counting the homeless what
kind of population is there.
able living.
While common threads Where do the homeless go when
emerged from these ex- they get out of prison?
periences, each individual Affordable housing is a barrier to
had his or her own story finding a home
to share.
Veterans are homeless at a higher
Some of those stories rate than the rest of the population
were full of triumph, ca- Access to health care for the
maraderie and even laugh- homeless
ter. Others were laden
with grief, hopelessness Lack of access to transportation
is a big impediment to finding,
and frustration.
keeping a job
Behind each face is one
of those stories. Each face Success stories
that you may see on the Check out our entire series at http://
side of the road from be- goo.gl/90Mm04
hind your drivers seat.
Each face at one of the complimentary community
meals. Each face that still finds a way to make it to
church.
Some of these faces you may know. The fact about
homelessness is that its more widespread than most
people realize more than those living in a shelter or
on the streets experiences unstable housing.
Though the News and Tribunes Facing Homelessness
series has come to an end, the conversation is not over.
A community discussion and presentation on the series
along with some solutions to addressing homelessness will occur Oct. 6 at Indiana University Southeast.
Watch for more details of the public event coming
soon.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Don Hinkle, 65; Rachel
Nevins, 33, and her son Kadan Nevins, 4; John Schulz, 20;
Sonny Dupin, 41; Marilyn Benge, 50; Aleazia Caldwell, 12;
Carmen Yoest, 33; Mary Franklin, 40.
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Local Dancing With the Stars

event to raise funds for Hosparus
MILESTONES
ANNIVERSARY
Dancing, live and silent

auctions on tap
BY SHEA VAN HOY
shea.vanhoy@newsandtribune.com
Roy and Sharon Everitt

Roy and Sharon Everitt, Sellersburg, celebrate 60 years together today. Roy retired from
Hobarts of Louisville and is a veteran of the
United States Army. Sharon works full time at
Silver Creek High School currently in her 42nd
year with the school. They met at the SC Nook
in Speed and married Aug. 10, 1955, at Scottsburg Methodist Church, witnessed by Roys late
brother, Max and his wife, Jane. They have two
children and two grandchildren and one little
Bonnie Blue, the joy of their lives. Both wish to
thank family and friends that will be attending
the celebration on Sunday and when asked how
did they do it Roy said, Sharon is always right
as it should be. Congratulations to Roy and Sharon on 60 years together.
BORDEN Fun meets fundraising at the ninth annual Hosparus

Southern Indiana United We Stand:
Dancing with the Stars event at
7 p.m. Sept. 1 at Hubers Orchard
& Winery, 19816 Huber Road, Borden.
The premier charity affair features
silent and live auctions, a buffet dinner and the anticipated local celebrity dance competition. Individual
tickets are $75. Last year, the event
drew more than 725 people and
raised more than $193,000 for Hosparus patients and families.
The 2015 event is held in memory
of longtime supporter Mike Koerber,
brother of event committee volunteers Ann Bennett, Roberta Craig,
Jean Everage and Betty Roll; and
Mike Naville, family friend and the
first Hosparus Dancing with the Stars
winner. Koerber died in February,
and Naville passed away in 2014.
Celebrity dancers competing this
year are:
Emily (Naville) Christmas, dental hygienist with Dr. Richard Poe
Bob Kleehamer, senior vice
president of Southern Indiana
branches, River Valley Financial
Bank
Marlin Andres, middle, won the title of Dancing with the Stars in September 2012
at the United We Stand Style Show & Dancing with the Stars benefit for Hospar s at H ber s his year s e ent will ta e place Sept 1 | FILE PHOTO
Tracye Huber, seventh generation family member, Joe Huber

Family Farm & Restaurant
PJ Lenfert, of Strandz Salon &
Threadz Boutique and A Class Act
DJs
Danielle (Limeberry) Periago,
D.M.D, M.S, Periago Orthodontics
LLC
Greg Longest, owner of Gary
Longest Construction Co. Inc.
Angie Timberlake, CPA and director of business services for Monroe Shine & Co.
Mike Bennett, CEO of Eckart

LLC
Exciting and unusual auction
items are expected to include vacations and tourist destinations; hardto-get sports, theater and concert
tickets; unique dining experiences;
and celebrity memorabilia.
For more information, contact Ann
Bennett at 812-989-6244 or abennett@eckart.com or Judy Cloud at
812-542-2808 or jcloud@hosparus.
org. Purchase tickets and make donations by visiting hosparus.org
Air fair,
car show
coming
ENGAGEMENT
Steven Russell Cassidy

and Shawn Marie Gannon
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gannon, Elizabeth, and
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Cassidy, Tell City, and the
late Shawnetta Smith Cassidy, announce the
approaching marriage of their children, Shawn
Marie Gannon and Steven Russell Cassidy. The
ceremony will take place at 4 p.m. Saturday,
Aug. 29, at Tunnel Hill Christian Church, 5105
Old Georgetown Road, Georgetown. A reception will follow in the church activity center. All
family and friends are invited to attend.
Clothes Cottage
Consignment
The South Central Regional Airport Authority

presents Clark Regional
Airports first-ever Community Appreciation Air
Fair and Car Show, 3 to 9
p.m., on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 7. Gates Opening
at noon. Admission is free
and parking is $5 per car.
The fun-filled day will
feature airplane, biplane,
helicopter and tethered balloon rides; a balloon glow
at 8 p.m., a static aircraft
display; aircraft flyovers; a
car show featuring muscle,
vintage, exotic, and production cars; door prizes;
a kids area; various food
vendors and other vendor booths. Presentation
of Lifetime Achievement
Award to William Hap
Happel; and much more.
Schedule: noon, gates
open live music provided by bands from Moms
Music until 3 p.m., car
show voting begins, 2 p.m.
Door prizes begin (must
be present to win), 3 p.m.
Helicopter/airplane/biplane
rides, 4:30 p.m., car show
voting ends, 6 p.m., presentation of trophies for car
show winners, tethered balloon rides (weather permitting), 7 p.m., presentation
of Lifetime Achievement
Award to William Hap
Happel, 8 p.m., balloon
glow, 9 p.m., close of community appreciation air fair
and car show
Vendor booths/sponsorships: Contact Kris
Brutscher at South Central
Regional Airport Authority
at 812-246-7460 or kris@
flyjvy.com for sponsorship
information or to reserve
your free vendor booth today.
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Staff reports
n SOUTHERN INDIANA
Apply for service academies

U.S. Sen. Joe Donnellys office announced that
Indiana students interested in pursuing a nomination to one of our nations service academies must
submit an application for a nomination from Sen.
Donnelly by Sept. 25.
For more information contact Donnelly_Press@
Donnelly.Senate.Gov or call 202-224-0972.
n JEFFERSONVILLE
JHS class of 1964 to meet

The Jeffersonville High School Class of 1964
will gather for their monthly luncheon at noon
Friday, Aug. 14, at the Clarion Hotel, 505 Marriott
Drive, Clarksville.
n NEW ALBANY
n CLARK COUNTY
Rolling roadblocks to hit I-65 soon

Scheduled closures will be near Sellersburg
CLARK COUNTY The Indiana Department of Transportation
plans to disrupt traffic on Interstate
65 Thursday, Aug. 13, to make
timely bridge repairs at the structure
over Perrys Crossing Road north of
Sellersburg, according to an INDOT
news release.
The supporting beam under I-65s
southbound right lane must be raised
and fitted with a replacement bearing system after the bearing component, essential for allowing but
controlling beam movement and
reducing stress, failed. I-65 motorists
have been experiencing random deck
movement under traffic loads and a

jarring drop in driving surface at the
last span of the bridge.
On Thursday, beginning at 10
p.m. weather permitting INDOT bridge crews hope to lift the
southbound side of the I-65 bridge
and use steel plates as shims to raise
the beam to its proper position. This
will require closing all I-65 southbound lanes as well as southbound
entrance ramps at Memphis and
Henryville interchanges for brief periods of time.
Indiana State Police will assist
INDOT by staging rolling road-
blocks across all southbound I-65

lanes approaching the bridge at Perry
Crossing Road. These slowdowns
are intended to create traffic voids of
approximately 20 minutes each.
INDOT officials anticipate two
staged roadblocks will be required to
restore the beam. If all goes extremely well, one 20-minute roadblock
may be sufficient.
For area highway information,
monitor social media sites: Facebook.com/INDOTSoutheast and
Twitter @INDOTSoutheast. Verify
travel plans online with TrafficWise
at trafficwise.in.gov.
News and Tribune
Author speaks at church event

Rick Wilson, pastor of The Alley Church in
Seymour, is the author of the book, The Alley (A
church for People Who Dont Like Church). He
will be speaking at 7 p.m. service Saturday, Aug.
8, at Unfinished Church,1421 E. Elm St., New
Albany
Rick is a radio DJ, pastor and gifted singer. He
will have copies of his book available to purchase
and proceeds go to The Alley Kitchen, a 365 day
a year food kitchen serving the city of Seymour.
The Rev. Gary Arnold and the congregation of
Unfinished encourage the community to attend this
special service. Dress is very casual.
AND THE AWARD GOES TO . . .
Local teacher wins Excellence in Teaching
Womens Caucus meets Thursday

The Democratic Womens Caucus will meet at 6
p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13, at the New Albany Roadhouse, 1706 Graybrook Lane, New Albany.
The theme of the evening will be protecting the
rights of women. Guest speaker Wanda Saval,
Indianapolis, the Community Engagement Coordinator for Planned Parenthood, will present a
program on the activity and outreach of Planned
Parenthood, the work womens groups around the
state are doing to reduce teen pregnancy and secure
better futures for young girls, the engagement of
PP in the HIS/AIDS crisis in our state.
Brad Bell will present information on the newly
formed Southern Indiana for Equality which has
been formed to address issues of discrimination in
our region.
PREPARATION IS KEY
Group works on annual Car Show
Kim Hesting of New Albany, was honored with a Hilliard Lyons Excellence in Teaching award on May 21, 2015, at the
KFC Yum Center. Kim is in her fourth year teaching moderate to severe disabilities at Coral Ridge Elementary, Fairdale,
Ky., which is part of JCPS. She was nominated by her principal and was one of six teachers in JCPS to receive this award.
A group of business and community leaders reviewed the nominations and selected the winners. Along with the award she
received $1,000 to use for her classroom. She is the former Kim Hardesty, a 2004 graduate of NAHS, and a 2008 graduate
of Hanover College. She also received her Masters in Teaching from the University of Louisville. Pictured from left, are:
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, Kim Hesting, Hillard Lyons CEO Jim Adams, and JCPS Superintendent Donna Hargens. |
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FMH AUGUST EVENTS
Joshlen Snelling, Connie Nifong and Linda Snelling

work on details for the Old Utica School Preservation annual Car Show, Saturday, Aug. 22, on Fourth
Street in Utica. Food starts at noon and car show at
1 p.m. with live music and auction to follow. Visit Facebook for more details OSPreservation. Come
spend the day with old friends and new friends. |
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Options class will be held Tuesday,
Aug. 11 from 10 a.m. noon. Call
502-895-1338 to register.
A free Breastfeeding Class will
be held Thursday, Aug. 13, from
6:30 9 p.m. This class will give
helpful hints for a successful
breastfeeding experience, practical
guidelines, common misconceptions and barriers. Register by
calling 1-800-4-SOURCE or online
at FloydMemorial.com/Events.
A free Summer Tomato Cooking
Demonstration will be held Thursday, Aug. 13. Watch a cooking
demonstration to learn how to
prepare tasty tomato dishes. A
sampling will follow. Seating is
limited and registration is required.
Brought to you by the Floyd County
Nutrition Coalition.
A free Surgical Weight Loss seminar will be held Wednesday, Aug.
19 from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Floyd
Memorial Paris Health Education
Center. Learn about gastric banding
and gastric sleeve surgery, find out
if you are a candidate and meet the
Floyd Memorial Weight Management Center team. Register by
calling 1-800-4-SOURCE or online
at FloydMemorial.com/Events.
The Floyd Memorial Birthing
Centers Babysavers Class will
be held Thursday, Aug. 20, from
7 - 9 p.m. This class teaches new
parents infant CPR. Cost is $10
per couple. Register by calling
1-800-4-SOURCE or online at
FloydMemorial.com/Events.
Saturday Morning Sports Injury
Clinic will be offered on Saturdays
starting Aug. 22 through Oct.
24 from 8 10 a.m. at the Floyd
Memorial Urgent Care Highlander
Point. Evaluation and treatment of
sports injuries by a sports medicine
physician. No appointment is
necessary. Must be signed in by 9
a.m. Most major insurance plans
accepted.
Helping Students with Diabetes: a
free in-service for school personnel
will be held on Wednesday, Aug. 26
from 5:30 8 p.m. This seminar is
for teachers, nurses, health aides
and school personnel who have
students with diabetes. A boxed
meal is provided. Registration
required. Call 1-800-4-SOURCE.
A free Joint Pain Screening will
be held on Saturday, Aug. 29, from
7:30 10:30 a.m. by appointment
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at the Floyd Memorial Wound

Healing Center. Screening of knees,
hips and shoulders featuring
X-rays and consultation with an
orthopedic surgeon. Registration
is required. Register by calling
1-800-4-SOURCE or online at
FloydMemorial.com/Events.
Free body mass index screenings
will be held by appointment at the
Floyd Memorial Weight Management Center located at 2125 State
Street, Suite 1 in New Albany. Find
out your weight, body fat percentage, bone mass, metabolic age and
degree of obesity. Call 812-9497151 to schedule an appointment.
Free osteoporosis screenings are
available by appointment at the
Floyd Memorial Womens Imaging
Center by appointment. The pDXA
screening is a scan of the bone
density of the heel. Call 812-9495570 for an appointment.
Free Sports Injury screenings are
offered to middle and high school
athletes at all Floyd Memorial
Physical Therapy locations every
Wednesday from 3 to 4 p.m. on a
walk-in basis. Go to FloydMemorial.
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near you.
Free Physical Therapy screenings

are available by appointment at all
Floyd Memorial physical therapy
locations. A licensed physical therapist will answer questions about
your health, orthopedic issue, injury
or neurological disorder. You will
be given a recommendation for
treatment and/or follow up care
with a physician or specialist, or
will be able to schedule a full visit
for a more comprehensive physical
therapy diagnosis and recommended treatment. Call (812) 948-7416
to schedule an appointment at a
location near you.
Free informational sessions on
the HMR diet program are held
on Mondays and Thursdays. Call
812-949-5171 to schedule a time
during one of the sessions. The
program offers several diet options
including a medically supervised
plan, a moderate diet option and an
at-home program.
Free Stroke Clinic offered by
Southern Indiana Rehab Hospital
for stroke survivors. Therapists,
case managers, nurses and
physicians will review their ongoing
recovery and make recommendations. Contact: 812-941-6120 or
812-941-6154 to register.
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OBITUARIES
SERVICES DIRECTORY
Upcoming funeral services listed alphabetically from death notices

published in the News and Tribune.
CLARK COUNTY
Carter, Joseph Stanley
1 p.m. today, Saturday, at Adams Family

Funeral Home and Crematory, Henryville
11 a.m. Tuesday, at Chapman Funeral
Home, Clarksville
11 a.m. Monday, at Scott Funeral Home,
Jeffersonville
3:30 p.m. today, Saturday, at Legacy
Funeral Center, Jeffersonville
11 a.m. Monday, at Chapman Funeral
Home, Clarksville
Hyden, Robert E.
Martin, Raymond Joseph
Morgan, Cecil L.
Simcox, Joy Faye
Waldrip, Marilyn Dean Scott
Weddle, Verna Marie
11 a.m. today, Saturday, at Scott Funeral

Home, Jeffersonville
10 a.m. today, Saturday, at Mt. Lebanon
Presbyterian Church, Henryville
FLOYD COUNTY
Carothers, Lisa Mae
noon today, Saturday, at Kraft Funeral

Service, Spring Street Chapel, New Albany
Gresham, Wilma Louise Cunningham
2 p.m. Monday, at Newcomer Funeral
Home, New Albany
Hamblin, Hazel Irene
10 a.m. today, Saturday, at Kraft Funeral
Service, Charlestown Road Chapel,
New Albany
Hume, Connie Sue Morrical 11 a.m. Monday, at Newcomer Funeral
Home, New Albany
Lone, Kenneth H.
11 a.m. Tuesday, at Newcomer Funeral
Home, New Albany
Mason, Joy Lynn
noon Monday, at Kraft Funeral Service,
Charlestown Road Chapel, New Albany
Prather, Mary Jane
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, at Spring
Valley Funeral and Cremation, New
Albany
Price, Charlene
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, at Spring Valley
Funeral and Cremation, New Albany
Stocker, Donald W.
no service, private burial with Seabrook
Dieckmann & Naville Funeral Homes,
Market Street Chapel, New Albany,
entrusted with arrangements
OUT OF STATE
Grant, Clara Mae Oglesby 1 p.m. Saturday, at River of Life Full
Gospel Ministries, Louisville
Wilma Louise Cunningham Gresham

66; New Albany
Funeral services for Wilma Louise Cunningham

Gresham, 66, New Albany, will be at 2 p.m. Monday,
Aug. 10, at Newcomer Funeral Home, New Albany,
with burial in Edwardsville Cemetery, Georgetown. She
passed away Friday, Aug. 7, 2015, with her loving family by her side.
She was a faithful member of Faith & Love Church in
New Albany.
Wilma is survived by her sons, Roger Gresham Jr.
and his wife, Mary, Michael Gresham and his wife,
Crystal and Richard Gresham and his wife, Karen;
sisters, Diane Blake and her husband, Edwin and Mona Torres and her husband, Rogelio; brothers, Edward Cunningham, Michael Cunningham and his wife,
Becky and Donald Cunningham; nine grandchildren;
and 10 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded
in death by her husband, Roger Gresham Sr.; parents,
Claude F. and Mary E. Cox Cunningham; and brothers,
Claude O. Cunningham and James L. Cunningham.
Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, at
the funeral home.
To leave a special message for the family, please visit www.NewcomerKentuckiana.com
Robert E. Hyden
93; Clarksville
Funeral services for Robert E. Hyden, 93, Clarksville, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, at Chapman Funeral Home, Clarksville, with
burial in Fairmount Cemetery, Madison. He died Thursday, Aug. 6, 2015,
at Hosparus of Louisville Inpatient
Unit at Norton Medical Pavilion.
He was born in Madison and was
a retired chief warrant officer 4 with the United States
Army. He served with the 13th Airborne Division as
a paratrooper during World War II. He was a member
of American Legion Post 35 and VFW Post 1832 and
a member of First Presbyterian Church, Jeffersonville.
Survivors include his wife, Shirley Hyden; a daughter,
Debbie Elliott and her husband, Robin, Clarksville; a
grandson, Michael Beatty and his wife, Erica, New Albany; a granddaughter,
Sarah Kemp, English;
two great-grandchildren;
and a nephew, Jerry
Holcroft, Madison.
He was preceded in
death by his first wife,
Opal Margaret Hyden;
and a son, Bobby
Wayne Hyden.
Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Monday and after 9
a.m. Tuesday, at the funeral home.
Online condolences at www.chapmanfuneralhome.
net
Kenneth H. Lone
Donald W. Stocker
Funeral services for Kenneth H. Lone, 83, New Albany, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, at Newcomer
Funeral Home, New Albany, with
private burial in Wofle Cemetery,
Georgetown. He passed away Thursday, Aug, 6, 2015, at home surrounded by his loving family.
He was a Army veteran, former
Floyd County deputy sheriff and
founding member of the Georgetown Volunteer Fire
Department. Ken retired from International Harvester
after 30 years of service.
He was born Aug. 3, 1932, in Omaha, Neb., to the
late Kenneth R. and Bessie McClellen Lone.
Ken is survived by his wife of 63 years, Marilyn Byrne Lone; children, Richard Lone and his wife, Bonnie,
Sherri Dobbins, Robin Highfill and her husband, Keith,
Dana Wade and her husband, Dallas and Karen Jones
and her husband, Donald; siblings, Zella Pierce and
Tom Lone and his wife, Marcy; one granddaughter; seven grandsons; and 20 great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in
death by his sister, Bonnie
Sowders; and brothers, Earl,
Louis and Leroy Lone.
Visitation will be from 2 to
8 p.m. Monday, at the funeral
home.
Contributions in Kens
memory may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project
(PO Box 758517, Topeka, KS 66675). To leave a special message for the family, visit www.newcomerkentuckiana.com.
Donald W. Stocker, 95, New Albany, died Thursday, Aug. 6, 2015, at Autumn Woods Health Campus, New Albany.
There will be no visitation and burial will be private.
Seabrook Dieckmann &
Naville Funeral Homes,
Market Street Chapel, New
Albany, has been entrusted with arrangements.
83; New Albany
Raymond Joseph Martin

82; Jeffersonville
A funeral Mass for Raymond Joseph Martin, 82 Jeffersonville, will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 10, at
St. Anthonys Church, Clarksville.
He died Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2015, at his
home surrounded by his loving family,
following a very brief illness.
Born Dec. 3, 1932 in Louisville to
Raymond and Veronica Rose Martin,
he was a 1951 graduate of Flaget High
School then entered the U.S. Navy.
He pursued a career with Clark Me- RAYMOND JOSEPH
chanical Contractors Inc. and served as MARTIN
vice president. He was a lifetime mem- Died Aug. 4, 2015
ber of St. Anthonys Church, where
he organized and prepared the fried
chicken for the parish picnics. He
volunteered for 30 years as president
of the St. Anthonys Credit Union.
In retirement, he enjoyed preparing
meals weekly at the Franciscan Shelter House.
Ray and Patricia were devoted to their family and
friends and they loved to travel. They went on countless
cruises and adventures plus many Navy reunions with
The USS Oriskany (CV-34).
Ray Paw Paw will be forever missed by his wife of
almost 61 years, Patricia Fulkerson Martin; daughters,
Kathyrn Shouse and Mary Pat Taylor and her husband,
Perry; son, Gregory Martin and
his wife, Pamela; grandchildren,
Barry, Kelly, Alexandria, Whitney
and Weston; great grandchildren,
Lilly and William; siblings, Elizabeth Edwards, Vera Feldkamp and
her husband, Don, William Martin and Lois Miller; and many beloved nieces and nephews and dear
friends.
Visitation will be from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, at
Scott Funeral Home, Jeffersonville
Memorials may be made to Franciscan Shelter
House,748 S. Preston St., Louisville, KY 40203.
Joy Lynn Mason

75; Clarksville
Memorial services for Joy Lynn Mason,75, Clarksville, will be at 12 p.m. Monday, Aug. 10, at Kraft Funeral Service, Charlestown Road Chapel, New Albany.
She died Thursday, Aug. 6, 2015, at Clark Rehab and
Skilled Nursing, Clarksville.
She was born Nov.18, 1939, in New Albany, to the
late Clyde and Blanche Dillman.
Survivors include her children, Charrise OBrien
and her husband, Michael, Michelle Stevenson and her husband,
Keith, Pamela Wade and Christopher Mason and his wife, Laura; grandchildren, Jason, Joshua,
Brandon, Amber, Bailey, Zach,
Emily, Chris Jr., Donnie and Jillian; and eight great-grandchildren.
Along with her parents, Joy was
preceded in death by her children, Gerald Mason Jr. and
Angela Arnold.
A memorial reception will be from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Monday, at the funeral home.
Online condolences may be made to www.kraftfs.com
Joy Faye Simcox

86; Clarksville
Funeral services for Joy Faye Simcox, 86, Clarksville,

will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 10, at Chapman Funeral
Home, Clarksville, with burial in Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park, New Albany. She died Thursday, Aug. 6,
2015, at Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services.
She was born in Mayking, Ky., and was a houseparent for the St. Elizabeth Maternity Home. She was
a member of the New Testament Christian Church,
Greenville.
Survivors include two daughters, Carma Jean Harl
and her husband, Merle, Borden and Cathy Elizabeth
Laine and her husband,
David, Cincinnati; a
son, Terry Noble and
his wife, Carol, Jeffersonville; a sister, Benetta Ayres, Salem, Ill.; six
grandchildren; and eight
great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in
death by her husband, Clayton Simcox; and a sister,
Mary Lou Sergent.
Visitation will be from 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday and after 9
a.m. Monday, at the funeral home. Online condolences
at www.chapmanfuneralhome.net
95; New Albany
All 3 members of
Indiana family die
after house fire
FREEDOM All three members of a western Indiana family have died from injuries following a fire
that gutted their home.
Dan Reynolds, 43, and his stepson, Bailey Little, 11,
died Thursday at an Indianapolis hospital a day after
the fire at their Owen County home near the town of
Freedom. The boys mother, Joy Reynolds, 41, died
early Friday morning at the hospital.
A passerby spotted the fire about 6 a.m. Wednesday, the Owen County Sheriffs Department said. The
family was able to escape the home, but they suffered
severe burns all over their bodies in the fire.
The couple married in January and had just moved
in the past couple of weeks into the home in a wooded
area about 50 miles southwest of Indianapolis, friends
and family members said.
Bailey was an honor-roll student and longtime little
league baseball player at Owen Valley Sports Complex. Wednesday wouldve been his first day of sixth
grade at McCormicks Creek Elementary School near
Spencer.
Hes one of the best kids that Ive ever met. He
was an outgoing kid, a good Christian kid, always did
the right thing for sure, said neighbor Jason Douglas,
who helped coach Bailey.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, but
investigators believe they know what happened, said
Joy Reynolds aunt, Ginger Waterman.
They suspect the water heater had a gas leak, and
when Bailey went to let the dogs out at 6 oclock and
opened the back door, there was an explosion, she
said. They think Joy and Dan got out, then went back
in through the flames to get Bailey, and ran out with
him the same way.
The home also didnt appear to have working smoke
detectors, said Franklin Township Volunteer Community Fire Department Chief Dale Walker.
A candlelight vigil will be held Friday night for the
family at the Owen Valley Sports Complex on Field 8.
Indiana artist
chosen to design
bicentennial medal
INDIANAPOLIS An artist from southeastern
Indiana has been selected to design a commemorative
medal for the states 200 year anniversary.
The Bicentennial Commission announced Thursday
it had selected Donna Weaver of Vevay from a pool
of 50 applicants and more than 100 designs.
Weaver will work with a minting company to shape
her initial submission, titled Indiana Revealed, into
a design that will appear on the commemorative medal.
Indiana will celebrate its 200th anniversary of statehood in 2016.
Before she retired in 2006, Weaver was a contract
artist with the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia, where she
designed coins and medals.
The Associated Press
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OUR OPINION
RCI worth a
shot for region
isk versus reward is an equation weighed

every day by businesses, government and
individuals.
Area county councils are in the midst
of such a question, one that we believe has more
upside than potential to harm those who choose to
participate in a new state program.
The Regional Cities Initiative was created earlier this year by the state to help incentivize cooperation among regions in Indiana. It IN SUMMARY
set aside $84 million
We urge area county counin to-be-collected tax
amnesty funds to be cils to vote to join a regional
split between the two development authority.
regions that can best
plan for and present a case for projects that attracts
business talent.
Area economic development agency One Southern Indiana saw this as a priority and created Our
Southern Indiana, a push to form a regional development authority of up to five counties in Southern
Indiana Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Washington and
Scott.
But time is short applications are due to the
state Aug. 31, by which time a five-member RDA
board must be seated and the process has not
progressed as smoothly as Our Southern Indiana
would have hoped.
The Scott County Council approved joining the
RDA, while Washington County declined. Clark
and Floyd councils could vote on the matter next
week. If a county opts to participate, all secondand third-class cities within the countys borders
automatically become members.
Once enough counties join, a five-member RDA
board will be picked. Our Southern Indiana had
hoped to allow for one appointment per county
to the board. The appointees cant be an elected
official or an employee of a participating local governmental unit.
Our Southern Indiana has identified several projects for which it would seek funding, including
redevelopment in South Clarksville and the former
Colgate-Palmolive plant and funding for the Ohio
River Greenway. Think about how far $20 million
could go in completing the greenway, a project vital to quality of life across Southern Indiana.
Some of the primary themes from RDA opponents are that those positions would be appointed,
not elected; that counties or cities could be tagged
with financial risk; and that the RDA could use
eminent domain to take land.
We understand the hesitation to grant decision-making power to a nonelected board, but such
precedent exists in the form of local redevelopment commissions, at River Ridge Development
Authority and the South Central Regional Airport
Authority.
Also, local governmental entities would decide,
by vote, whether to fund individual projects or to
allow the RDA to take land by eminent domain, so
there is a layer of protection built into the Regional
Cities Initiative.
So, the question becomes, what serious risk is
facing us?
Even if Our Southern Indiana is successful in
forming an RDA, theres at least a decent chance
our area isnt picked for funding by a state committee. Still, the boards formation would better
connect a team of regional leaders, which would be
a positive development.
If nothing else, the communities and counties of
Southern Indiana need to break down the walls of
isolationism that continue to plague them at times,
and a regional development authority would help.
We urge Clark, Floyd and Harrison counties to
pass an ordinance to participate in the RDA.
The News and Tribune editorial board is comprised of
Publisher Bill Hanson, Editor Shea Van Hoy, page designer
Claire Munn, Assistant Editor Chris Morris and Assistant
Editor Jason Thomas. Responses can be sent to shea.vanhoy@newsandtribune.com
CHEERS AND JEERS
INDIANA INK | JERRY BARNETT, CONTRIBUTING CARTOONIST
A passing from Oak Park

LINDON DODD
Local columnist
When faced with the past the

strongest man cries. Dan Fogelberg
or over a decade and a half on

New Years Day in my backyard in Oak Park, we had a
football game called the Oak
Park Bowl. It consisted of two twoman teams.
One team was made up of my
friend from down the street Moto
Pendygraft and me. The opposing
team was made up of my younger brother Roger and Motos older
brother Bo Pendygraft.
Bo and I are not sure exactly how
long the annual game took place, but
it certainly stretched more than 15
years. We started as young athletic kids, and when it ended our best
sporting days were surely behind us.
It was tackle and we played to win.
The games were played in snow, rain,
sunshine and often frigid January
temperatures. There were no cancellations due to weather conditions.
We played to a score of 10 with
each touchdown getting credit for one
point. The games are memorable for
me for a couple of reasons. First, it
was pure unadulterated kid fun. Secondly, in all of those years we played
the Oak Park Bowl in the backyard
of Lindon and Joann Dodd on Hawthorne Lane, Moto and I never lost.
For a career we went undefeated.
There were years we were down by
six or more touchdowns and yet always came back to win. It was a phenomenal streak. Moto Pendygraft was
my teammate for the only undefeated
career team for which I ever played.
Motos real name was Steve Pendygraft. Chances are I might have
never known that Moto was not his
Christian name except when his older
sister was mad and reprimanded him
as, Steven Wayne. His older brother was called Bo and one of his sisters
was called Peachie.

The older sister, Cheryl, was the
only one in the family referred to by
her real name. And I mean Bo, Moto
and Peachie were called that by everybody that knew them.
Steve passed away last week after
having had a fairly rough last few
years health wise. He was only 56
years old. At his service, many people stood up and said many wonderful things about him. I was one
of them and wanted to make people
laugh. Instead, before it was over, I
broke down.
Steve was such a part of my childhood that I know a part of my lifes
history left with him. We hadnt
stayed real close the last few years,
but when we did run into each other
there were the familiar greetings and
inquires about family. Then usually
we would talk about the good old
days as kids living in a nirvana in
an almost surreal place called Oak
Park subdivision in the 1960s. With
childhood friends, it just takes one,
Remember when to make a grown
man feel like a child again.
If you think that the world of
Leave It to Beaver was purely fictional, I would counter that living in
Oak Park during my time as a child
and young adult came real close.
I saw the Pendygrafts, the
Kocherts, the Isaacs and many other
wonderful friends daily in an almost
eternal playground where friends
mattered as much as anything could.
The houses of my friends were just
about as accessible to me as my own
house as it was to them.
The stories that come to mind are
almost legends. I told the story of hiding Wallace Pendygrafts sandwich
after he had worked an overnight,
16-hour shift and he chased me down
the street with a Wiffle Ball bat.
When I told my father, he suggested
he should take me back down and let
Wallace finish the job.
You see, my dad knew what it was
like to work an overnight, 16-hour
shift. I did not.
One night we were boxing in the
Pendygrafts garage and I somehow
managed to knock Bo out cold. As
he lay there for what seemed like too
long, Moto inquired if Bo might be
dead.
I assured him that he was not, all
the while thinking if he didnt come
to at any moment, I would have to
tell his parents Wallace and Bonnie.
If Wally was that mad at me for hiding a sandwich, I could only imagine
how ticked off he might be if I had
killed Bo in his garage.
Bo recovered and we all went on
to share many other wonderful Oak
Park adventures.
Wonderful memories flooded my
brain as I was speaking at the memorial service and then I caught Bos
eyes. That was it. I lost my composure for a few moments. Hence my
favorite column quote from Dan Fogelberg that I have used on multiple
occasions when it seemed appropriate.
Moto was part of what I like to call
the charter members of the Oak Park
Hall of Fame. The subdivision was
built in the late 50s and we were the
first generation of kids to set the tone
for kids younger than us to follow.
Some really wonderful people were
raised in my old neighborhood.
When I see them, it often seems we
are transported back to the old stories
and the best times of our lives. Another thing I always owed Moto was
that during a rough period in my life,
he and his roommate Kelvin always
had a meal to share and a couch for
me to spend the night when I had
no other place to go. You never forget friends that were there when you
needed them with nothing expected
in return.
Moto is the third of my childhood
friends from my block which consisted of Hawthorne Lane and Surrey
Lane to have died before the age of
60. As was pointed out by many, he
was the smallest of all the boys. But
he was also one of the toughest, cockiest and self-assured of the bunch.
And as so many testimonies bore
out this past Saturday, he certainly
had one of the biggest hearts.
Lindon Dodd is a freelance writer who
can be reached at lindon.dodd@hotmail.
com
READER JEERS
I hardly know where to start. I just picked up
the News and Tribune and saw that Mike Moore
has ordered city employees to rip out the plants
from the medians on 10th Street.
First, he had the beautiful flowing plants cut
back, claiming that they were a traffic hazard. I
drive a very low sitting car and I have never had
any problems seeing oncoming traffic. Then, the
contract was allowed to expire, with the belief that
the city could care for the medians in-house. Apparently, this was wrong as the weeds took over.
The city of Jeffersonville is losing one of its
precious assets. I believe that this whole saga is
a result of Moores mismanagement and his fear
that Dennis Julius will win and restore the medians to their former beauty.
We need to come together and stop this plan
immediately.
LEDA TOWNSEND
Jeffersonville
DOONESBURY | By Garry Trudeau
CHEERS
AND JEERS
READER CHEERS
... to sports editor Greg
Mengelt for his excellent article on the Floyds
Knobs Post 42 baseball
teams run in the American Legion State Tournament in Terre Haute.
Mr. Mengelt did a fantastic job of braving 95 degree-plus temperatures and
high humidity in covering
our championship game.
Our team very much ap-
preciates all of his efforts

in covering our play in the
state tournament.
JAMIE KNIGHT
General Manager, Floyds Knobs
Post 42 Baseball
READER CHEERS
... to helping hands.
I am a senior citizen who
is capable and efficient, I
think. Apparently, I look
old and needy because
there are so many kind
people in Jeffersonville
who offer me unexpected
help as I go about my er-
rands.
One of my neighbors
and her son put the newspaper at my door every
day, employees and customers at Kroger provide
all kinds of assistance,
customers at the Laundromat say Ill get that for
you or do you need help
with that and people in
fast food lines have insisted that I go before them.
Once, a young man tried
to give my change when
I was counting out exact coins at the fast food
restaurant. He wasnt even
in the same line that I was.

Often I return home
feeling that the city of Jeffersonville has more than
its share of kind people.
The names of our local
wrong-doers are listed in
the jail book-ins every
day. The acts of the good
people are treasured memories in the hearts of the
elderly. I know I speak
for many others who also
receive tender assistance
from the people who arent fooled by facades.
MALLARD FILLMORE | By Bruce Tinsley
FLORA CLIPPER
Jeffersonville
A6 | SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, AUGUST 8-9, 2015 | NEWS AND TRIBUNE

n BBQ MY WAY
Magic blackberry cobbler

BY LIZ LOBECK
ave turned over

the writing of
this weeks column to me, his
wife Liz, because this time
of the year blackberries
are abundant. And one of
our familys favorite desserts is this really easy,
really delicious magic
blackberry cobbler.
In fact, on his birthday, our son requests this
dessert instead of a traditional birthday cake
served alongside vanilla
ice cream. And this recipe works with other fruits
such as blueberries, peaches and more.
You can see a video on
how to make this dessert
at YouTube.com/BBQMy-
Way. Enter blackberry

cobbler into the search
window.
INGREDIENTS
3/4 stick of unsalted
butter
1 cup sugar
1 cup flour
11/2 tsp. baking powder
3/4 cup milk
1 cup blackberries
DIRECTIONS
Preheat your oven to 350
degrees. Wash and drain
your blackberries. In a 9
x13 baking dish, place the
three-fourths stick of butter. Now this is where you
will be thinking the technique doesnt make sense,
but trust me here and follow this to the letter. Place
JPD responds
to suspicious
man near school
playground
Greater Clark official says man tried
to lure students
BY ELIZABETH DEPOMPEI
elizabeth.depompei@newsandtribune.com
JEFFERSONVILLE Jeffersonville Police

Department officers responded to reports of a
man in his 60s acting suspiciously next to the
playground at Maple Elementary School on
Friday.
Police received a call from a school teacher
around 1 p.m., according to a news release.
The teacher told police the man was parked in
a minivan and appeared to be attempting to
make contact with children. The man left the
area before police arrived.
Police later contacted Great Clark County
Schools to inform all schools in the area about
the incident.
A Greater Clark spokeswoman said in a statement that the man attempted to lure students
into his van and that the school will work with
JPD during its investigation.
We would like to remind parents, students
and the community to always be aware of your
surroundings and report any suspicious behavior to local authorities, the statement reads.
Keeping our students safe is the No. 1 priority
of Greater Clark County Schools.
Anyone with information about the incident
can contact JPD at 812-285-6535.
ADOPT A PET
the baking dish with the

butter into the hot oven. In
the meantime, prepare the
batter by mixing the flour,
sugar, baking powder and
milk until smooth.
Once the butter has melted, pull it out of the oven
and make sure the butter
is covering all areas of the
bottom of the pan. Now,
simply drizzle the batter into the melted butter.
Lastly, place the blackberries throughout the batter.
Sprinkle a tablespoon of
sugar on top. Place in the
oven and bake for roughly 45 minutes or until the
crust is golden.
Serve warm with a
scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Obviously this weeks column is pretty short, but its
because the recipe is so
Blackberry cobbler.
easy. Give it a try and let

us know what you think.
Enjoy!
Dave Lobeck is an Edward
Jones Financial Adviser in

Jeffersonville by day and a
BBQ enthusiast on nights and
weekends. He is also a Kansas
City Barbecue Society judge.
Liz is his wife. You can contact
Dave with your BBQ or grilling

questions at BBQ-My-Way.com
or at davelobeck@gmail.com.
If you would like Dave to speak
at your next function, send him
an email.
Doctor charged in overdose

deaths of three Indiana patients
BY TOM DAVIES
Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS A former Indianapolis doctor faces reckless homicide charges in the overdosed on
painkillers that he prescribed them,
prosecutors said Friday.
Dr. John Sturman, 69, overprescribed narcotics for pain that resulted in the deaths, Marion County
prosecutors contend. The patients
died in 2010 and 2011 while Sturman operated a clinic at Indiana University Hospital in Indianapolis.
Sturman, who also faces 16 counts
of improperly prescribing drugs, lost
his admitting privileges at the Indianapolis hospital in 2012 after he
failed to complete medical charting
and documentation of patient visits,
the prosecutors office said.
Overprescribing pain medication
is not only unethical, but reckless,
Prosecutor Terry Curry said in a
statement. Addiction to pain medication is a widespread problem, and
physicians and medical personnel
who enable and endanger addicted
patients should be held accountable.
Sturman was jailed in Danville,
Illinois, pending extradition to Indi- them as women from Indianapolis

anapolis, according to the prosecu- and southwestern Indianas Decatur
tors office. Court records didnt list County and a man from the western
a defense attorney for Sturman on Indiana town of Shelburn.
Friday. The Associated Press left a
Sturman faces a sentence of two
message at a home phone number in years to eight years in prison if conIndianapolis listed in his name.
victed on each of the most serious
Derek Atkinson, a VA
charges against him.
spokesman, said that because
Indiana University Health
of the ongoing investigation,
released a statement saying
he could only confirm that
it doesnt comment on acSturman has worked since
tive investigations.
April at the VA Iliana HealthSturman was a doctor in
care System in Danville.
California from 1984 until
We are working diligent2008, when he began workly with authorities on this siting at Indiana University
GREG
ZOELLER
uation, Atkinson said. The
Hospital.
He had an active
safety and well-being of our
Indiana
physicians
license that was
veterans and employees is our No. 1
renewed
in
2013,
according
to court
priority.
Indiana authorities began investi- documents.
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zogating Sturmans prescription praceller,
whose office assisted in the intices in 2012 after two patients and
an additions counselor filed com- vestigation, said drug addiction and
plaints against him. They a pattern of overdose was a top public health and
him prescribing high-dose narcotics safety issue.
Its imperative that we crack
for addiction and not the treatment
of chronic pain, prosecutors contend. down on overprescribing of prescripThe three dead patients names ar- tion drugs that is a contributing facent included in court records, but a tor in the drug abuse epidemic in our
probable cause affidavit identifies state, Zoeller said.
Registration urged to mark 50th

anniversary of Voting Rights Act
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana Secretary of State
Connie Lawson is encouraging state residents to
register to vote to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Voting
Rights Act.
The Voting Rights Act
of 1965 outlawed discriminatory voting practices,

such as literacy tests and
poll taxes. It also established new legal protections for minority voters
at the polls.
Lawson urged Indiana
residents to honor those
whose bravery and courage led to the landmark

legislation. She says it
only takes a few minutes
and can be accomplished
with a smartphone at any
time.
Indiana residents can
register to vote online by
using the Indiana Voters

app, or by visiting IndianaVoters.com, and can
submit an application to
register in person at their
local county clerks office
or any Bureau of Motor
Vehicles license branch.
Bridge closed again in northwest Indiana

Ceaser is a very loving and very tolerant young man.
He is estimated to be about 3 years old. He was
surrendered to us after the family discovered they were
allergic. He doesnt mind dogs or cats. He is already
neutered, microchipped, Felv/FIV tested negative, and
current on vaccinations. His adoption fee is only $20. If
interested in seeing him, meet him at the Feeders Supply
on Grant Line Road.
LAFAYETTE A key
bridge in northwest Indiana has been shut down
again.
A Friday statement from
the Indiana Department of
Transportation says that
northbound I-65 near Lafayette is closed to traffic

because of concerns about
the Wildcat Creek bridge.
Officials say structural
engineers monitoring the
northbound bridge since
it reopened on Wednesday noticed movement in

a vertical riverbank pier.
That prompted the closure.
I-65 northbound merges
to one lane and is divert-
ed onto U.S. 52 north of

Lebanon.
Theres no word from
the transportation department about when the
bridge might reopen.
JAIL BOOK-INS
AccuWeather 5-Day Forecast for Southern Indiana

TODAY
TONIGHT
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
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Patchy clouds
and humid
68-72
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sun, a t-storm;
humid
85-89 70-74
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nice and less
humid
84-88 65-69
Mostly sunny
and pleasant
86-90
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clouds and
sunshine
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CLARK COUNTY
BOOKED-IN
Anthony M. Sica, 34, Charlestown, possession of cocaine or
narcotic drug
Donald L. Cunningham, 40, New Albany, warrant, failure to appear
Brad J. Hockett, 28, Jeffersonville, criminal recklessness, domestic
battery
Benjamin A. Wagner, 31, Jasper, warrant , probation violation
Gary D. Knight, 25, Salem, dealing in methamphetamine, dealing
in cocaine/narcotic, needs, possession of methamphetamine, possession of cocaine or narcotic drug, possession of a schedule I-IV
controlled substance, maintaining a common nuisance, trafficking
with an inmate, trespass
Justin A. Trinkle, 34, Jeffersonville, warrant, failure to appear
Kenneth S. Clark, 42, Fordsville, Ky., warrant, failure to appear
Desiree D. Shannon, 32, New Albany, possession of methamphetamine, theft
Daniela C. Simkins, 28, Sellersburg, warrant, failure to appear
William N. Hart, 56, Marengo, hold for another department
Stephanie M. Whitler, 31, New Albany, operating a vehicle while
intoxicated
Bradley D. Miller, 19, Louisville, auto theft, possession of marijuana/
hash, possession of paraphernalia, operator never licensed
RELEASED
Catrell L. Mosby, 24, Clarksville, warrant, probation violation,
warrant, failure to appear
Matthew R. Himmelheber, 51, New Albany, warrant, failure to
appear
Derrick D. Mathis, 18, Jeffersonville, possession of marijuana/hash
Brandon M. Sears, 25, Greenville, trespass, dealing in methamphetamine, dealing in cocaine/narcotic drug, possession of methamphetamine, possession of a schedule I-IV controlled substance,
maintaining a common nuisance, trafficking with an inmate
Shawn C. Kempton, 32, Jeffersonville, driving with a suspended
license
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Lafeyette
82/67
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Tuesday ................................................... 91
Wednesday .............................................. 87
Muncie
82/66
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the greater the need for eye and skin protection.
8 a.m. ........................................................... 1
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South Bend
83/66
Fort Wayne
82/65
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Terre Haute
86/67
Indianapolis
85/69
Low 0-2, Moderate 3-5, High 6-7, Very High 8-10,

Extreme 11+
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Sunrise today .................................. 6:51 a.m.

Sunset tonight ................................. 8:46 p.m.
Moonrise today .............................. 1:41 a.m.
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Pence woos business prospects at Yankees game

INDIANAPOLIS Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is
trying to woo new businesses to the state, treating relocation prospects to
a $24,000 gathering at a
New York Yankees baseball game this week.
The Republican governor was in New York
with other state officials
and business leaders on
a jobs mission, targeting states that traditionally have higher taxes. The
cost of the baseball game
outing included tickets
and refreshments for 65
people, The Indianapolis
Star reported.
The Indiana Economic
Development Corp. says
its budget paid for employees expenses, and the
governors expenses were
picked up by the agencys
foundation. Pictures posted to the IEDCs Twitter
account show Pence and
others at Wednesdays
Yankees vs. Boston Red
Sox game.
During the trip, Pence

courted businesses from
New York, Connecticut
and New Jersey. Pence,
who traveled to the New
York metropolitan region
on Wednesday and Thursday, pitched Indiana as a
low-cost, low-tax haven.
The trip was the states
ninth jobs mission to
other states.
The focus of this jobs
and economic development mission, like our
other trips, is to share
Indianas story as a lowcost, low-tax, low-regulation state that works for
business, IEDC spokeswoman Abby Gras wrote
in an email. During this
particular trip, our delegation met primarily with
location advisers, developers and company executives with site selection
responsibilities.
Traditionally, trade missions target oversees business. But in recent years a
number of governors, many in low-tax or Republican-leaning states, have
sought to poach businesses from other states.
Indiana has also sought
to recruit companies in
California, Massachusetts
and Illinois. Efforts to
recruit Illinois businesses prompted the states
Republican Gov. Bruce
Rauner to say he wants to
rip the economic guts out
of Indiana.
In response the IEDC
paid for an ad during the
AFC Championship game
between the Indianapolis
Colts and the New England Patriots.
Welcome
Illinois-based Franklin Well
Services to Indiana! Because Indiana has the economic guts to attract new
business, the ad read.
Pences political opponents dont think the governor should spend his
time out-of-state trying to

recruit business.
The governor should
be in places like Lafayette, Indiana Democratic
Party Chairman John Zody said in a written state-
ment, where he could

have seen firsthand why
we need to use some of
the $2.1 billion surplus to
invest in our crumbling
infrastructure.
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Running toward grace

NANCY KENNEDY
Guest columnist
ou may not know the

name Tullian Tchividjian, but youve heard
of his grandfather, Billy
Graham.
Tullian is the former pastor of
Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church
in Fort Lauderdale. He resigned last
month after admitting to an inappropriate relationship with someone
other than his wife.
To his enemies, of which he has
a few, its a time to say, A-ha! Another hypocrite pastor shows his
true colors. But if youve ever
heard Tullian preach or read anything hes written, you would know
that he has always called himself a
great sinner in need of a great savior.
Ive heard it said that there are
only two types of people: sinners
and Jesus. Christians are only sinners who have run to Jesus for
grace and mercy. Its his righteousness that were covered with, not
our own.
Even so, that doesnt excuse Tullians sin and the consequences he,
his family and church are suffering
are real and painful. Sin is deadly. It
destroys people.
In writing about Tullian, blogger
David Zahl said, Human beings
are three bad days in a row away
from becoming a tabloid headline,
and most of us are already on day
two.
The one I call my Uncle Dad,

who has known Tullian since he
was 6, said when Christians sin
there are three things we dont
know about them and what they
faced: First, we dont know the
powers that were arrayed against
them. Second, we dont know how
hard or how long that person fought
against those powers. Third, we
dont know the horror of the shame
they felt when they lost the battle.
He also said that the most appropriate reaction we should have to
a fellow Christians sin should be
sorrow and tears, not finger pointing and glee. Not, I knew it! Not
even especially not even I
would never do that, because if the
stars are aligned just so and circumstances are just right, we just might.
The heart is more deceitful than
all else and is desperately sick;
who can understand it? laments
the prophet Jeremiah (Jeremiah
17:9). It shouldnt shock any of us,
although it does, when we find ourselves flirting with sin.
Years ago I wrote about lusting
after cookies. I wrote about passing
a bakery window and having a tray
of snickerdoodles catch my eye, of
making it a point to walk by the
bakery the next day and the next, of
telling myself that looking isnt the
same as eating.
But then looking through the
bakery window eventually isnt
enough, so I walk inside and get a
whiff of sweet cinnamon and sugar
and breathe in deeply.
Smelling isnt eating, I say.
Next, I start imagining what they
taste like. I think about their buttery
crispness, wonder if the cookies are
soft and chewy or if theyd snap if
I bit into them when I bite into
them. My if becomes when.

So, I look at the cookies through
the glass case inside the bakery, and
the person behind the counter asks
if Id like a sample.
Well, maybe a sample wont
hurt, I tell myself. A sample isnt
the same as eating a whole cookie.
I take the sample and am intoxicated by the aroma. The sugar
crystals and cookie crumbs tickle
my lips and the richness of the butter and vanilla thrill my taste buds
and I want more. A taste is not
enough. I want more.
And I would sell my soul to the
devil for it.
Although I wrote about cookies,
it could be about anything, from the
temptation to steal or use cocaine
to cheating on ones spouse. Weve
all been there. You know what Im
talking about.
We humans are three days in
a row away from being a tabloid
headline.
Sin is serious. It is a great destroyer, but Jesus is a greater savior,
and theres no sin too great that he
cant or wont forgive.
Even better than that, however, he
gives us power to resist sins temptations. He gives us grace.
He opens his arms and says,
Run, child, run!
So, from one sinner to another,
heed this advice as I do the same:
When temptation threatens to undo
you, run.
Run hard, run fast.
Run to Jesus.
Run and dont look back.
Nancy Kennedy is the author of Move
Over, Victoria I Know the Real Secret,
Girl on a Swing and Lipstick Grace. She
can be reached at 352-564-2927 or via email
at nkennedy@chronicleonline.com.
UPCOMING CHURCH EVENTS

Benefit Concert
The Utility Brothers Trio

with Alicia Davis will present a free concert, 7 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 20, at St
Pauls Episcopal Church,
E. Market at Walnut Street,
Jeffersonville, to benefit the
food pantry program of the
Center for Lay Ministries,
Jeffersonville.
Bethany Christian
Bethany Christian
Church, 9007 Ind. 62,
Charlestown, will sponsor
an ice cream social, 4 to 7
p.m., Aug. 22, at the church.
The menu, lots of ice
cream, plus many kinds of
desserts to choose from.
Also, chicken salad sandwiches, hot dogs, choice
of soup, fruit cups, chips
and drink, lemonade, tea or
coffee. The cost, meal and
dessert, adults, $8, children
10 and under, $4. Ice cream
and dessert only, $4.
Proceeds from the event
go to the Capital Building
Fund.
Utica Church
Utica-area churches annual fifth Sunday singing

Praise the Lord Night, will
be at 6 p.m., Aug. 30, at Utica Church of Christ, South
Fourth Street, Utica.
All are invited to attend
and participate. A fellowship time will follow the
singing.
Other singings scheduled
for 2015, Nov. 29, Utica
Methodist.
2016 schedule
Utica Baptist - Jan. 31
Utica Praise - May 29
Utica Church of Christ July 31
Utica Methodist - Oct. 30
Hour of Power
Hour of Power, 108 West

Main St., New Albany,
DEPAUW MEMORIAL
UNITED METHODIST
925 Vincennes St., New Albany, IN
(across from New Albany High)
812-945-6537
Worship Service: 9:30 am
Sunday School: 10:30 am
Second Chance Worship: 6:30 pm
Every 1st and 3rd Sunday
Youth Group: 7:00 pm Wednesday
Bible Study: 7:00 pm Monday
ST. JOHN PRESBYTERIAN
13th & Elm St., New Albany, IN
Morning Worship: 10:20 a.m.
Adult Sunday School: 9:30 am.
Children Church & Nursery
provided, Handicap Accessible
812-945-3531
Rev: C. Allen Colwell
Dir. of Music: Dr. Charles Mitchell
Financial Secretary: Cheryl
Johnson
David Nelson Roth,
Pastor Emeritus, 1936-2009
stjohnpres.org
stjohnpres@gmail.com
EDWARDSVILLE UMC
4830 State Rd. 64
(Georgetown Exit off I-64)
812-945-2939
Worship Service 9 and 11 am
Sunday School 10:10 am
Wed. Bible Study & Activities
6:30 pm
NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
4407 Charlestown Road
New Albany, IN
Saturday 4 pm and 6 pm
Sunday 9 am and 11 am
(812) 945-8704
info@mynorthside.com
www.mynorthside.com
CENTENARY UMC
309 East Spring Street
New Albany, IN
www.centenary-na.org
812-944-7696
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30 am
Worship Service 10:30 am
Christs Kitchen 4:00 pm
Tuesday: Food Pantry 10 - 2 pm
Thursday: Christs Kitchen 6 pm
Handicap accessible-3rd St. door
WALL STREET UMC

240 Wall St, Jeffersonville, IN
Sunday Worship: 8:45 & 11a.m.
Sunday Church School, for all
ages: 10:00 a.m.
Handicap Accessible
Dr. Reverend Katurah W.
Johnson, Pastor
katurah.johnson@wall
streetumc.org
www.gbgm-umc.org/wall
stumc
MAIN STREET UMC

516 West Main Street
New Albany, IN
Sunday Worship 9:00 am
Dr. Todd Stepp, Pastor
TRINITY UMC
2796 Charlestown Rd.
New Albany, IN
812-944-2229
Sunday Worship: 9:00 am
Contemporary Worship: 11:15 am
Church School: 10:15 am
Rev. William Shannon
JACOBS CHAPEL
UNITED METHODIST
New Albany, IN
Worship 10:30 am
www.jacobschapel.com
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF JEFF
2402 East 10th St.
Jeffersonville, IN
Sunday School 9:15 a.m.
Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m.
812-283-6136
fbcofjeff.org
FIRST SOUTHERN
BAPTIST CHURCH
Russell Lievers, Pastor
215 E. Ettels Lane,
Clarksville, IN 47129
(Located next to Clarksville
Middle School)
812-288-8217
info@firstbaptistclarksville.org
Sunday:
9:30 AM Sunday School
10:45 AM Worship Service
5:00 PM Childrens Choirs &
Discipleship Training
6:15 PM Worship Service
Wednesday
5:00 PM Youth Choir
5:45 PM Church-wide supper
6:15 PM Youth Bible Study
6:30 PM Childrens Mission
Groups (Preschool 6th grade)
Adult Bible Study
Adult Choir &
Handbell Team
Rehearsals
Nursery Provided for all activities.
GRACELAND BAPTIST
CHURCH
3600 Kamer Miller Rd
New Albany, IN 47150
812-944-6448
Pastor Ray Green
Worship Service 9:00 and 10:30
Sunday School 9:00 and 10:30
gracelandbaptist.org
info@gracelandbaptist.org
NEW BEGINNINGS
Non-Denominational
265 Quartermaster Ct.
Jeffersonville, IN
Pastor Tracy Patton
newbeginnings4u.net
812-595-0571
Sunday Service 10:30 am
Wednesday Service 6:30 pm
SILVER STREET UMC
413 Silver St
812-948-1331
Sunday Worship: 10:00 AM
Sunday School: 9:00 AM
Bible Study Wednesday: 9:30 AM
Pastor Bob Shepherd
office@silverstreetumc.com
CLARKSVILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST
407 West Lewis & Clark Parkway
812-944-2305
Sunday: Bible Study 9:30 AM
Worship: 10:30AM
Worship: 6 PM
Wednesday: Bible Study 7:30 PM
Live Streaming and Archiving of all
lessons on
You Tube: ClarksvilleChurch
Evangelist: Brian Anderson
clarksvillechurchofchrist.org
sponsors a free meal program, 5:15 p.m., each Tuesday, at the church. There
are currently four services
a week along with activities for children and teens.
Hour of Power is the second
oldest independent mission
work in New Albany. The
motto of the mission is No
creed but Christ, no doctrine
but the Bible.
Bible Study
A coed Bible study is held
at 6:30 p.m. on Thursdays,
at Silver Heights Camp &
Retreat Center, 501 Camp
Ave., New Albany.
The study will be on 1
John and will be led by
Linda Childress. Call 502643-8868 for more information.
Thrift Shop
DePauw Memorial United Methodist Church Thrift
Shop, 903 Vincennes St.,
New Albany, operated a
thrift shop to help those in
need and to help the church
with all its missions. The
church also makes donations to Mountain Mission,
individuals in the community who are in need, Community Kitchen, Salvation
Army, Goodwill and the
Abused Womens Shelter.
The store is open on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to
1 p.m.
Parish yard sale

St. John Paul II Catholic
Church, Sellersburg, will
sponsor a parish yard sale,
8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday,
Aug. 8, at St. Joe Parish Hall,
2605 St. Joe Road West,
Sellersburg.
All proceeds from the yard
sale will benefit St. John
Paul II Catholic Church.
CHARLESTOWN ROAD
CHURCH OF CHRIST
New Albany, IN
812-945-0664
www.charlestownroad
churchofchrist.com
Sunday: Bible Study 9:30 am
Morning Worship 10:20 am
Evening Worship 5:00 pm
Midweek Bible Study: 7:00 P.M.
Evangelist Roger Shouse,
Zack Lee
SELLERSBURG CHURCH OF
CHRIST
213 S. New Albany St.
Sellersburg, IN
9:30 am - Sunday School
10:30 am - Morning Worship
6:30 pm - Evening Worship
6:30 pm - Wednesday Bible Study
812-246-2524
sellersburgchurchofchrist.org
WEST MAPLE STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH
403 West Maple Street
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
812-282-1665
Worship Service 10:30 am
Childrens Church 10:45 am
Signing Available for the Hearing
Impaired.
HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE
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West Coast. Their game at
Arizona on Friday ended too
late for the weekend edition
of the News and Tribune
n NASCAR
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SURVIVOR TO SUPERSTAR
Wards
file suit
against
Stewart
BY MARY ESCH
Associated Press Writer
New Albany first baseman Josh Castleman has overcome several obstacles in becoming one of the top players on the New Albany 11-12-yearold All-Stars. | STAFF PHOTO BY CHRISTOPHER FRYER
Castlemans journey to standout began with anguish

BY GREG MENGELT
greg.mengelt@newsandtribune.com
NEW ALBANY New Albanys recent Little League success brings a lot of eyeballs.
At a recent practice, some
future All-Star hopefuls were
running around the field like
10-year-olds do.
One of the kids stopped the
whole group in its tracks.
Josh Castlemans coming
up, he shouted. Its just batting
practice. But every one of those
eyeballs is on Castleman as he
whacks deep shot after deep
shot well over the New Albany
Little League fence.
In 2015, Josh Castleman is
one of the best Little Leaguers
in America.
Its hard to imagine that just
12 years ago, he was fighting
for his life.
Castlemans journey from
cancer patient to baseball stardom has been one filled with
tears, heartache, joy and miracles.
Our faith has been one thing
that has helped us through our
journey, Joshs father, Danny Castleman, said. If you
flip Joshs hat over right now,
youd see that he has scripture
verses written in his hat. Al-
so, family and friend support

helped us get through something like this and weve been
thankful for that, for sure.
Tammy and Danny Castleman took their youngest son for
a standard nine-month checkup in February of 2003. He
received a clean bill of health.
Less than a month later, they
began to notice a bloated belly. Then there was the 102-degree fever that wasnt subsiding
through normal means.
The fever wasnt strep throat.
It wasnt an ear infection. The
Castlemans were stumped.
Tammy took her 10-monthold back to the doctor. It
seemed like such a routine ill- New Albany star Josh Castleman recovers from kidney cancer surgery
ness that Danny didnt accom- as a -year-old at osairs Children s ospital in ouisville. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
pany her to the pediatrician.
After the family doctor saw geon told the Castlemans that his bloodstream to try to kill
something he didnt like in surgery was too risky. A trans- these tumors.
Joshs abdomen, the CastleAfter 14 months of agony,
plant was not an option because
mans were sent to Kosair ChilJosh Castleman was given the
of
Joshs
size
and
age.
The
best
drens Hospital in Louisville for
all-clear. At 2 years old, he was
hope was chemotherapy.
a CT scan.
a healthy baby again.
It
was
not
pleasant,
DanThe scan was a parents worst
Hes always had a great attinightmare. Just 10 months into ny Castleman remembers.
tude,
his father said with tears
Theres
no
way
to
explain
to
his life, Josh Castleman had a
filling
his eyes. One of the
him
whats
happening.
He
can
growth on his kidneys. In fact,
he had tumors all over his kid- tell you when he has a dirty di- great things about Josh is, once
neys. At 10 months, Josh Cas- aper and when hes hungry by he feels 5 percent good, he acts
crying, but thats about all he 100 percent. Hed get up and
tleman had a Wilms tumor.
The nephroblastoma tumors could do at this point. And, ba- play. He was a fighter from the
were so large, a potential sur- sically, were putting poison in
SEE CASTLEMAN, PAGE B2
ALBANY, N.Y. The

family of a young driver struck
and killed by Tony Stewarts
car on an upstate New York
sprint racing track filed a
wrongful death lawsuit against
the NASCAR star Friday.
The lawsuit was filed as
Stewart returns to Watkins
Glen International on the oneyear anniversary of the fatal
crash.
The lawsuit accuses Stewart of gross negligence, saying
he gunned his engine and put
his car into a skid as 20-yearold Kevin Ward Jr. walked
onto the track after a crash
at Canandaigua Motorsports
Park on Aug. 9, 2014. The
car struck Ward, and he was
killed.
A grand jury declined to indict Stewart, who at the time
called it 100 percent an accident. There was no comment
from Stewart, who was with
his crew in the garage before
a final practice Friday afternoon. Stewart-Haas Racing,
the NASCAR Sprint Cup team
Stewart co-owns, also declined
comment.
Wards parents, Kevin and
Pamela Ward, requested a jury trial seeking unspecified
monetary damages, claiming
wrongful death, reckless conduct, gross negligence and
their sons terror and suffering.
Our son was truly the light
of our lives and we miss him
terribly every day, they said
in a statement. Our hope is
that this lawsuit will hold Tony
Stewart responsible for killing
our son and show him there
are real consequences when
someone recklessly takes another persons life.
There was no immediate
comment from Stewart.
Stewart, who frequently races in extracurricular events as
a hobby, was participating in a
sprint race on a dirt track when
Ward crashed into a wall after
a bump with Stewart.
The lawsuit notes Stewarts
reputation for having a temper
and claims that Stewart deliberately veered toward Ward after the collision.
Stewart could have easily
acted reasonably and with prudence to avoid striking Ward,
just as all other drivers had done as they passed Ward during
the yellow caution flag, the
lawsuit states.
Colts receiver Johnson lets his play do the talking

BY GEORGE BREMER
The (Anderson) Herald Bulletin
ANDERSON Andrew
Luck scrambled out of the
pocket Friday but kept his eyes
downfield.
Its a classic look for the Indianapolis Colts quarterback, on
the run, extending the play and
looking for an opportunity.
Andre Johnson saw the passer
on the move and turned back
toward the line of scrimmage.
He found a spot in the flat and
sat down in his route, hugging
the sideline.
But cornerback Vontae Davis
was watching the play develop, too, and he anticipated Johnsons veteran move. Sprinting
to the spot, Davis suddenly was
right on Johnsons hip.
Then Luck rifled a pass toward the sideline, and Johnson
effortlessly pulled it in before
turning out of bounds for a comfortable gain.
This is vintage Johnson, a
wide receiver who often is open
even when he appears to be well
covered.
That, I think, is a big part of
camp, is one-on-one drills and
tight man coverage, Luck said.

You dont get that necessarily
in OTAs, the offseason, with the
rules on how physical you can
be. You understand that what
may not look like a wide-open
route, with Andre it really is because hes so big. Hes so physical and does such a great job
contorting his body to shield the
defender away or to put that ball
in a safe place. So its been fun
to see how his body moves in
that sense and see him go up and
make some plays.
With Johnson, theres often
more than meets the eye.
Off the field, hes relaxed almost to the point of alarm.
Colts head coach Chuck Pagano recalled a recruiting trip
when he was an assistant at
the University of Miami and
watched Johnson nearly fall
asleep in a bean bag as he spoke
with Hurricanes coach Butch
Davis.
The men left the room that
day convinced the wide receiver
had little interest in attending
their school. He not only signed
with The U, he caught 52
passes for 1,092 yards and nine
touchdowns as a junior and was
the third overall player selected

in the 2003 NFL draft.
Opponents who put too much
stock in Johnsons soft-spoken
nature are likely to receive a
similar shock.
Thats just the way Ive always been, the seven-time Pro
Bowler said in his trademark deliberate fashion. If you saw my
house growing up, it was quiet.
My mom and my little brother,
were all the same. Its a quiet
house, but were all competitive.
So whenever the competitive
juices get to flowing, we kind of
get revved up a little bit.
That approach has helped
Johnson lead the league in receptions twice (103 in 2006
and 115 in 2008) and receiving
yardage twice (1,575 in 2008
and 1,569 in 2009). Hes topped
the 1,000-yard receiving mark
in seven of his 12 NFL seasons despite playing with only
one quarterback who has been
selected for a Pro Bowl (Matt
Schaub in 2009 and 2012).
Luck has been to the Pro
Bowl in each of his three NFL
seasons. But Johnson wont be
asked to carry the load in this
passing game.
Wide Receiver Andre Johnson looks back has he runs a route during
Indianapolis Colts Camp practice on Friday. | PHOTO BY DON KNIGHT/
(ANDERSON) HERALD BULLETIN
T.Y. Hilton is a fellow Pro

Bowler at the other wide receiver spot, and the depth chart includes first-round rookie Phillip
Dorsett, rising second-year prospect Donte Moncrief and former Canadian Football League
star Duron Carter. Theres also
a pair of dangerous tight ends in
Coby Fleener and Dwayne Allen and a hard-charging running
back in Frank Gore to take some

of the pressure off.
I always approach the game
the same, Johnson said. I just
think its different when you
have a lot of weapons around
you. We have a lot of guys here
that can make plays for us. So I
think thats probably the biggest
difference.
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Colts safety Adams passion ignited by photo

BY RICK TEVERBAUGH
ANDERSON Safety Mike

Adams caught a lot of footballs
last year when he wasnt really
the intended target.
He did that so well (five interceptions, along with two fumble
recoveries) that he was named to
his first Pro Bowl Team.
Catching the football was
what kindled his deep interest in
the sport and put him on a path
to shake off the bad influences
in play in his boyhood home in
New Jersey.
I remember seeing my picture in the newspaper catching
a pass, said Adams after Friday
mornings walkthrough at training camp. My mom went out

and bought every copy of the
paper she could. I thought it was
great that my mom and grandmother were so excited about it.
Thats when I decided I wanted
to do this.
The pursuit of that goal was
destined not to be easy. His family life was not the most nurturing. His surroundings werent
that encouraging.
I grew up in a single-parent
home, said Adams. We were
Section 8 welfare. We didnt
have anything. We had food on
the table, I cant say we didnt
have that.
He didnt have a male role
model.
He has played 11 years in the
Were definitely getting in
I didnt have someone to NFL. This will be his second sync, said Adams. Me and
look toward for help or a men- with the Colts. Last season, he Dwight, were talking after practor. I had to do things on my had a career-high 93 tackles and tice, were doing little things. So
own and learn things for my- 11 passes defended. He wants the chemistry is definitely there,
self. I just didnt want to be part this season to be even better.
and were working together.
The defense is looking very
[of the drug scene]. So I stayed
So the man called Pops is
good right now, he said. We doing some mentoring of his
away from it.
Adams has two daughters. He still have some loose ends that own.
wants them to have a lot of the we need to buckle down on. But
That started out as Popeye
guidance he lacked, and he has were playing fast, were run- from before I was even born,
made it a practice to give back ning to the ball and Week 1 of said Adams. Now people call
to the place of his roots. He has camp, thats all you can ask for. me Pops, but its not because of
donated school supplies to kinThat includes working with my age.
dergarten students at Edward W. fellow safety Dwight Lowery, a
Kilpatrick Elementary School free-agent signing out of Atlanta
in Paterson, N.J., as well as 600 in his first season with the Colts.
winter coats to Oasis, a haven
for women and children in that Safety Mike Adams drops into coverage during Colts Camp practice on
Friday. | PHOTO BY DON KNIGHT/(ANDERSON) HERALD BULLETIN
same city.
New Colt Herremans happy in his new home

BY GEORGE BREMER
ANDERSON After
10 seasons in Philadelphia, Todd Herremans
suddenly found himself
looking for a new NFL
home in February.
The veteran offensive
lineman suffered a torn
biceps in Week 8 last
season but tried to play
through it with the Eagles
already battling multiple injuries up front. He
didnt make it through a
Week 9 start, however,
and was shut down for the
rest of the season.
When the offseason
rolled around, Herremans
was among the first of

several veterans to be released for salary cap relief.
Indianapolis Colts general manager Ryan Grigson had some familiarity
with the versatile vet from
his days in Philly and
grabbed him off the open
market in early March.
Its been a wild ride, but
Herremans sees the past
few months as a blessing
in disguise.
In a perfect world,
Id play 15 years in one
city and retire there, he
said this week at Anderson University. (Being
released) was pretty devastating when it first hap-
pened. Up-to-date right

now, I feel like its probably the best thing that
could have happened to
me. Im so happy with
where Im at right now
with this group of guys.
Just being with a group
of guys that love working day-in and day-out.
Weve all got the same
goal.
Ironically, the lineman whose off-field life
was shaken up by the
move and whose on-field
life has been marked by
change quickly has become a pillar of stability
in Indy.
Herremans played every offensive line position
except center with the

Eagles. Theres been talk
of him being an option at
right tackle for the Colts,
but hes been planted at
right guard since his arrival.
Its one of the few safe
bets along a front five that
still is being sorted out.
Weve got a great
group, head coach
Chuck Pagano said. I
love that room. I love that
mindset. The proof will
be in the pudding. ... Our
goal is to obviously find
those five starters as soon
as possible so that we
can have that continuity
and the communication is
there.
Herremans had been

viewed as a leader with
the Eagles but said he was
hesitant to force anything
in Indy. He named Anthony Castonzo and Joe Reitz as leaders in the O-line
room, and hes happy to
fill another role.
My approach was kind
of just come in, feel it out
and be a helping hand to
anybody that wants advice or wants some help,
Herremans said. My
M.O. my whole career
has just kind of been lead
by example.
One of the things that
drew Herremans to the
Colts was the overall talent in the locker room.
Theres been open talk

of chasing a Super Bowl
title in February, but the
wisened vet knows nothing can be taken for granted.
You cant just join a
team then all of a sudden
expect to win a title,
Herremans said. I think
that with the additions
that the Colts have made,
with the core players that
they have, I just think
that its a very good situation and maybe a higher probability. But, with
the group of guys that we
have, were just taking to
day-to-day and trying not
to look that far in the future.
Louisville crushed by Durham in 10-1 loss

DURHAM, N.C. The
Louisville Bats and Durham
Bulls started their series Friday
at Durham Bulls Athletic Park
where the Bulls poured it on the
Bats with a 10-1 win.
Right-hander Robert Stephenson (4-1, 3.15 ERA) started
his first road game for the Bats
(57-58) and struggled through
four frames earning his first loss
of the season. He gave up five
runs (all earned) on eight hits,
walked four and struck out five.

Donovan Hand replaced
Stephenson in the fifth inning
with a rough outing. He went
two innings, gave up five runs
(all earned) on five hits, walked
three, struck out three and allowed one home run.
Left-hander Matt Moore (1-2,
3.31) started on the mound for
the Bulls (55-58) and threw four
hitless innings for his first victory. He went six innings, allowed
one run (earned) on two hits.

Moore walked one and struck
out seven.
Starting off strong in the first,
the Bulls scored five while making it through their lineup.
Second baseman Taylor Motter doubled to score right fielder
Mikie Mahtook. First baseman
J.P. Arencibia followed with another double to score left fielder
Joey Rickard and Motter.
With the bases loaded, Ste-
phenson walked in the fourth

run of the inning and center
fielder Corey Brown scored off
a sacrifice fly for the fifth.
In the fifth, the Bats had their
first hit of the game and scored
their lone run after third baseman Juan Perez grounded out
to score right fielder Brennan
Boesch. The Bulls followed
with another run from an RBI
single by Rickard.
The Bulls continued to pour it
on the Bats in the sixth. Designated hitter Nick Franklin doubled and Mahtook hit a threerun-homer to make the score,
10-1.
The Bulls and Bats will face
off for Game 2 of the series at
6:35 tonight at Durham Bulls
Athletic Park. Projected on the
mound for the Bats is lefty John
Lamb (0-1, 3.27) and for the
Bulls righty Matt Andriese (3-2,
2.33)
Gordon drew on school experience to hone road course prowess

BY REID SPENCER
NASCAR Wire Service
WATKINS GLEN,
N.Y. How has Jeff
Gordon schooled other
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers on road courses throughout his career?
By getting schooled
himself.
Gordon boasts more
Sprint Cup victories at
road courses than any
other driver in NASCAR
history, having won five
times at Sonoma Raceway and four times at
Watkins Glen International, site of Sundays

Cheez-It 355 at The
Glen (2 p.m. ET on NBC
Sports Network).
And though Gordon
struggled in his first road
course outing in a stock
car, his background
served him well.
I remember going to
Sonoma the first time and
turning the car over on
its side in the tire wall,
Gordon said Friday after
opening Sprint Cup practice at Watkins Glen. I
felt like I was pretty lost.

The second year, I really
felt a big progression, and
then the third year, which
I think is when I won my
first road course race, I
think in 1995 or 1996
(actually 1997 at Watkkins Glen), everything
just started to click. We
worked hard at it. There
is no doubt we worked
hard at it. That hard work
paid off.
Gordon also had a baseline of experience on
which to build his resume
as a road course racer.

I went to enough
driving schools to get
a little bit of knowledge, said Gordon, who
on Sunday will race at
WGI for the last time as
a full-time Sprint Cup
driver. Prior to coming to NASCAR, I was
pursuing everything. If
somebody gave me an
opportunity to get in a
race car or to go to a
driving school, then I
was packing my helmet
and heading that way.
I did it up at Mosport
[Canadian Tire Motorsport Park] in Canada. I
did it with Skip Barber,
and I think after I started
NASCAR I did the one
out in Sonoma and I also did the one in Phoenix with Bob Bondurant.
Ive done a lot of those
schools, and then I drove
a lot of different types of
cars. I remember driving
a Super Vee out at Indianapolis Raceway Park
before I ever got into NASCAR.
I did some go-kart racing, too. I didnt do any

shifting, but I did some
go-kart racing on road
courses. I mean I went
to the IKF [International
Kart Federation] Nationals and finished fourth
in 1980 or something in
a go-kart. Its not like I
didnt have any road
course experience whatsoever, but I never had
it in a big car. I enjoyed
the challenge. It was fun
to do something different
than ovals.
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CASTLEMAN: Star hit six homers at state tournament

CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1
very beginning. Thats

part of what helped him
survive this battle.
Six months later, at the
age of 3, the cancer nightmare was back. The tumor
was even bigger this time.
That led to several days in
intensive care.
We were like, youve
got to be kidding me,
Tammy Castleman recalled. But we were like,
God will lead us through
this. He has to this point.
I still remember him
in ICU with tubes up ...
Danny Castleman struggled to continue, with
tubes coming out of everything. I put an old
stuffed animal, a dog on
his head, something we
used for comfort. When
we were playing around
with this goofy dog, it was
a way of distracting him
from what was going on.
He loved those stuffed
animals. He was having
fun because mom and dad
were playing with him. He
couldnt physically get out
of bed. We werent sure

if he was going to make
it out of that room. That
was a long few days.
Dr. Hirikati Nagaraj determined, at his size and
age, Josh was a candidate
for surgery this time.
He looked at the scan
and said, Its time,
Tammy recalled. He
said, I see a tumor on his
left kidney and its the
mama. Im going after
it.
Dr. Nagaraj, who is
known in the medical
community as Goldenhands, removed the tumor that was feeding all
the other tumors. The
now-retired surgeon took
10 percent of Joshs kidney, but the operation was
a success.
He came out and said,
I got the sucker, Tammy recounted.
The Castlemans say
having Kosair and Dr.
Nagaraj in their backyard
was a true blessing.
There were discussions
about going to the Mayo
Clinic, discussions about
going down to St. Jude in

Memphis [Tenn.], Danny Castleman said. The
more we talked, the more
we looked into it, we realized that we had just as
good of people here as
there is any place. Thats
a huge blessing, as you
might imagine.
After eight months
more of chemo, in May
of 2006, the tumors were
gone. Josh Castleman was
cancer-free just before his
fourth birthday.
Danny Castleman said
his son, after the physical
anguish he suffered, is
now far more active than
the average 13-year-old.
In fact, he recently began
doing pushups and situps
after noticing that the best
players in the world are
the strongest players.
Josh also added that, If
this crazy cancer comes
back, stronger is better
... and Im going to be
strong, Danny recalled.
Thats the wisdom of a
kid. He knew on his own,
strong is better if you need
to fight.
Josh Castleman says

he doesnt remember the
ordeal, only the frequent
return trips to the doctor
that still occur, though far
less often, to this day. As
of this year, the visits have
become annual instead of
monthly.
He was really good
about handling it, Danny Castleman said. We
didnt handle it as well as
he did. He was a trooper.
He just rolled with it.
Because of the cancer, Josh suffered from
hemihypertrophy, which
caused one side of his
body to grow faster than
the other. His left side
was growing faster than
his right. His kidneys were
affecting his growth. Even
the left side of his face
grew faster than his right
side.
Josh was forced to wear
a molding helmet to even
the growth of his head.
Its funny, you fast
forward, and hes a big
left-handed kid and the
left-hand side of his body
is the one thats a little
bigger, Danny Castleman

said. To the eyeball, you
cant really tell, but his
left side is a little bigger.
Thats from back at 17-,
18-months-old.
The cancer, the chemotherapy, the hemihypertrophy none of it has
stopped Josh Castleman
from thriving on the baseball field.
As a 10-year-old, he
helped lead New Albany
to a Minor League state
championship. Last year,
he was part of the Great
Lakes Region championship team as one of three
11-year-olds on the team.
This postseason, the
Christian Academy seventh grader has been New
Albanys leader on the
field. At the state finals in
Jasper, he went 14-for-19
(.737) with 12 runs, nine
RBIs, six homers and two
doubles at the plate. On
the mound, he allowed
just one run in nine innings.
He played great,
teammate Jaxon Murphy
said. He had three home
runs against Wabash and

he pitched phenomenal
against Highland.
He played amazing. He
played outstanding, said
Austin Oppel, one of New
Albanys other returning
players. He did as much
as he could do to put us
on top.
Danny Castleman believes his son has an inherent advantage on the
diamond.
He comes back from
adversity and setbacks in
life, thats just the way
hes wired, Danny Castleman said. Hes just a
tough, tough kid.
Starting Sunday, Castleman will try to lead New
Albany to back-to-back
Great Lakes championships and its first Little
League World Series appearance.
Hes a great guy, Oppel said. Hes always
ready for anything that
comes. Hes always helping other people on this
team.
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HOROSCOPE
DEAR ABBY
Sunday, August 9, 2015
DEAR ABBY: I
simplest disagreehave a grandson who
ment. When I try
is 13. He insists on
to contact him,
wearing a hoodie,
he wont respond,
leather jacket and
and it can go on
long jeans no matter
for months. It hurts
what the weather. It
me, so I back away
is 80 degrees outbecause I dont
side today and hes
know when it might
happen again.
wearing them to a
DEAR
picnic. I have given
Do you have
up arguing with him
any advice on
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how I can handle
Advice
MYSTIFIED
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Columnist
GRANDMA
IN
Jeremys and my
WASHINGTON
grandchilds lives?
DEAR
MYSTIFIED: RETREATING FROM
Arguing with your grandson THE PAIN & STRESS
DEAR RETREATING:
is a waste of your time and
energy. Hes more concerned Healthy people back away
about the image he wants to from painful situations, so
project than he is about his its no wonder youre retreatcomfort. Some lessons have ing. Whats happening is you
to be learned from experi- are on the receiving end of a
ence, and this may be one dose of passive-aggressive
of them.
behavior from your angry
DEAR ABBY: I have a son. Jeremys manipulation is
21-year-old son, Jeremy, hostile and deliberate.
Family therapy might help,
who doesnt like me much
unless he needs something. if Jeremy and his girlfriend
I suspect it may have some- are willing. But as it stands,
thing to do with my tough it appears the only way you
parenting during his rebel- will be a part of his (and your
lious high school years.
grandchilds) life may be to
He lives in another state buy your way in. However,
with his girlfriend and their do not mistake it for respect
child, who will be a year or affection, or you will only
old. Jeremy cuts off com- position yourself for more
munication with me over the heartache.
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interests and projects.
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Your unique flair will be more
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Dont try to do everything all at
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Dont let anger or jealousy
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You risk losing a meaningful
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ARIES (March 21-April 19)
If you brainstorm with family and friends, you will quickly
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Instead of fretting about the
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friends and enjoy life.
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Mixed signals and misunderstandings will lead to a series of
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what makes you happy and
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Another Perfect Stranger (07)
Conversa
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Seinfeld
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Dragon
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rence, Luke Wilson. iTV.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (14, Fantasy) Ian True Detective TVMA
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(6:15) Inside Man (06) Denzel

Washington.
Ballers
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(6:40) The Rock (96, Action) Sean Connery,

Nicolas Cage, Ed Harris.
(:15) Delivery Man (13, Comedy) Vince
Vaughn, Chris Pratt, Cobie Smulders.
Into the Blue (05) Paul Walker. Four divers

cross paths with drug smugglers.
WEEKEND BIRTHDAYS
Strike Back TVMA
House of the Dead (03) Jonathan

Cherry. Premiere.
SATURDAYS BIRTHDAYS
SUNDAYS BIRTHDAYS
Basketball Hall of Famer Bob Cousy is 87. Actress Cynthia Harris is 81. Tennis Hall of Famer Rod Laver is 77. Jazz musician
Jack DeJohnette is 73. Comedian-director David Steinberg
is 73. Actor Sam Elliott is 71. Singer
Barbara Mason is 68. Former MLB AllStar pitcher Bill Campbell is 67. College
Football Hall of Famer and former NFL
player John Cappelletti is 63. College
Football Hall of Famer and former NFL
player Doug Williams is 60. Actress
Melanie Griffith is 58. Actress Amanda
Bearse is 57. Rapper Kurtis Blow is 56.
Hockey Hall of Famer Brett Hull is 51. TV
host Hoda Kotb is 51. Actor Pat Petersen is 49. Pro and College Football Hall
ANNA KENDRICK
of Famer Deion Sanders is 48. Actress
Gillian Anderson is 47. Actor Eric Bana is Actress is 30
47. Producer-director McG (aka Joseph
McGinty Nichol) is 47. NHL player-turned-assistant coach
Rod BrindAmour is 45. TV anchor Chris Cuomo is 45. Actor
Thomas Lennon is 45. Rock musician Arion Salazar is 45. Rapper Mack 10 is 44. Actress Nikki Schieler Ziering is 44. Latin
rock singer Juanes is 43. Actress Liz Vassey is 43. Actor Kevin
McKidd is 42. Actress Rhona Mitra is 40. Actor Texas Battle is
39. Actress Jessica Capshaw is 39. Actress Ashley Johnson is
32. Actress Anna Kendrick is 30.
Inherent Vice (14) Joaquin Phoenix, Josh Brolin. A drugfueled detective takes on an intriguing case.
Need for Speed (14) Aaron Paul. A street-car

racer wants revenge on a treacherous rival.
Actor Richard Anderson is 89. Actress Nita Talbot is 85.

Singer Mel Tillis is 83. Actor Dustin Hoffman is 78. Actress
Connie Stevens is 77. Country singer Phil Balsley (The Statler
Brothers) is 76. Actor Larry Wilcox is 68. Actor Keith Carradine
is 66. Country singer Jamie OHara is 65. Movie director
Martin Brest is 64. Radio-TV personality Robin Quivers is 63.
Percussionist Anton Fig is 62. Actor Donny Most is 62. Rock
musician Dennis Drew (10,000 Maniacs) is 58. TV personality
Deborah Norville is 57. Actor-singer Harry Crosby is 57. Rock
musician The Edge (U2) is 54. Rock musician Rikki Rockett
(Poison) is 54. Rapper Kool Moe Dee is 53. Rock musician
Ralph Rieckermann is 53. Middle distance runner Suzy Favor
Hamilton is 47. Rock singer Scott Stapp is 42. Country singer
Mark Wills is 42. Actor Kohl Sudduth is 41. Rock musician
Tom Linton (Jimmy Eat World) is 40. Singer JC Chasez (N
Sync) is 39. Actress Tawny Cypress is 39. Rhythm-and-blues
singer Drew Lachey (98 Degrees) is 39. Rhythm-and-blues
singer Marsha Ambrosius is 38. Actress Lindsay Sloane is
38. Actress Countess Vaughn is 37. Actor Michael Urie is 35.
Tennis player Roger Federer is 34. Actress Meagan Good is 34.
Britains Princess Beatrice of York is 27. Actor Ken Baumann is
26. Pop singer Shawn Mendes is 17.
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On//
tasy) Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman.
The Book of Life (14) Voices of (:45) Tammy (14) Melissa McCarthy. A woman
Diego Luna.
hits the road with her feisty grandmother.
SATURDAY
Todays Highlights in History:
On August 8, 1945, President Harry S. Truman signed the U.S.
instrument of ratification for the United Nations Charter. The
Soviet Union declared war against Japan during World War II.
On this date:
In 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte set sail for St. Helena to spend
the remainder of his days in exile.
In 1911, President William Howard Taft signed a measure
raising the number of U.S. representatives from 391 to 433,
effective with the next Congress, with a proviso to add two
more when New Mexico and Arizona became states.
In 1937, during the Second Sino-Japanese War, Japan completed its occupation of Beijing.
In 1942, during World War II, six Nazi saboteurs who were
captured after landing in the U.S. were executed in Washington, D.C.; two others whod cooperated with authorities were
spared.
In 1953, the United States and South Korea initialed a mutual
security pact.
Last Week Real Time With Bill Ma- (:15) The Counselor
To.
her TVMA
(13)
Strike Back TVMA (:20) Sin City Diaries Feature 3: To
Die For TVMA
(:15) SuicideGirls: Relaunch TVMA Ray Donovan Ray puts

out fires.
15
The Day (11, Horror) Shawn Ash- House of the Dead (03) Jonathan
more, Ashley Bell.
Cherry, Tyron Leitso.
Masters of Sex Undue

Influence TVMA
Hostel
(06)
The Day (11, Horror) Shawn Ashmore, Ashley Bell.
Matt Oberg hosts Americas Next

Weatherman on TBS.
CEDAR COVE
8 p.m. on (HALL)
In the new two-hour episode Guess
Whos Coming to Dinner, Olivias (Andie MacDowell) sibling rivalry with Will
(Cameron Bancroft) ignites when he
wants to move ahead with redeveloping their mothers house. Bob (Bruce
Boxleitner), meanwhile, suspects Paul
(Colin Ferguson) wants more than just
friendship from Olivia. After AA meetings bring Jack and Alex (Dylan Neal,
Rebecca Marshall) closer, he helps her
with a tough test of her sobriety. Sebastian Spence and Teryl Rothery also star.
AQUARIUS
9 p.m. on #
A serial killer with a very particular

modus operandi is hunted by Hodiak
and Shafe (David Duchovny, Grey Damon) in the new episode (Please Let
Me Love You and) It Wont Be Wrong.
They seek the help of a famous person
in trying to solve the case. Record producer Elliot Hillman (guest star Evan
Arnold) develops a renewed, even intensified interest in Charles Manson
(Gethin Anthony). Emma Dumont and
Claire Holt also star.
AMERICAS NEXT
WEATHERMAN
11 p.m., 12 a.m. on (TBS)
Will Ferrells Funny or Die production company and Survivor producer
Mark Burnett are behind this lighthearted new reality competition series in
which 12 competitors vie for a position
as the countrys next high-profile meteorologist. Were guessing a lot of them will
find its a lot harder than it looks, and veteran weathercasters Johnny Mountain
and Jillian Barberie will be judging their
efforts. Comic Matt Oberg hosts this new
eight-episode series.
In 1963, Britains Great Train

Robbery took place as thieves
made off with 2.6 million pounds in
banknotes.
In 1968, the Republican national
convention in Miami Beach nominated Richard Nixon for president on
the first ballot.
In 1973, Vice President Spiro T.
Agnew branded as damned lies
reports he had taken kickbacks from
government contracts in Maryland,
and vowed not to resign which
he ended up doing.
In 1974, President Richard Nixon
announced his resignation, effective
the next day, following damaging
new revelations in the Watergate
scandal.
In 1994, Israel and Jordan opened
the first road link between the two
once-warring countries.
In 2007, space shuttle Endeavour
roared into orbit with teacher-astronaut Barbara Morgan on board.
In 2009, Sonia Sotomayor was
sworn in as the U.S. Supreme
Courts first Hispanic and third
female justice.
SUNDAY
On August 9, 1945, three days after
the atomic bombing of Hiroshima,
Japan, the United States exploded a
nuclear device over Nagasaki, killing
an estimated 74,000 people.
On this date:
In 1842, the United States and
Canada resolved a border dispute
by signing the Webster-Ashburton
Treaty.
In 1854, Henry David Thoreaus
Walden, which described Thoreaus experiences while living near
Walden Pond in Massachusetts, was
first published.
In 1902, Edward VII was crowned
king of Britain following the death of
his mother, Queen Victoria.
In 1934, President Franklin D.
Roosevelt signed an executive order
nationalizing silver.
In 1936, Jesse Owens won his
fourth gold medal at the Berlin
Olympics as the United States took
first place in the 400-meter relay.
In 1944, 258 African-American
sailors based at Port Chicago,
California, refused to load a munitions ship following a cargo vessel
explosion that killed 320 men, many
of them black. (Fifty of the sailors
were convicted of mutiny, fined and
imprisoned.)
In 1965, Singapore became independent as it was expelled from the
Malaysian Federation.
In 1969, actress Sharon Tate and
four other people were found
brutally slain at Tates Los Angeles
home; cult leader Charles Manson
and a group of his followers were
later convicted of the crime.
In 1974, Vice President Gerald R.
Ford became the nations 38th chief
executive as President Richard
Nixons resignation took effect.
In 1975, Russian composer Dmitri
Shostakovich, 68, died in Moscow.
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2012 DOUBLE WIDE 1568 SQ FT

3 BEDROOM 2 BATH LIKE NEW
$39,000.00
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Southern Indiana Rehab Hospital
3104 Blackiston Boulevard
1968 (?) FIREBIRD passenger

door window. $100
502-643-4371
2 HURST SHIFTERS' 1 Indy, 1
Dodge Pistol
Grip w/linkage.
$200 for both. 502-643-4371
RENTALS AVAILABLE!
NEW ALBANY- 2 BR DUPLEX,

W/D hook-ups, Kitchen appls.,
$560/mo+dep. 502-296-3970
THE GABLES LUXURY 2 BR, 2
BA, High security, quiet small
community. $700 812-944-6340
UPGRADED PATIO HOME

Living, dining, kitchen, large 1
bedrom, office/study, nice bath,
W/D closet, C/A, fenced yard,
private parking. $650/ $700.
Call Cell # 502-807-1204
2002 BUICK LeSabre Custom

148,000 miles new tires, new
brakes, new intake gaskets,
new engine control module
$4,200 firm 574-753-5858
or cell 574-299-6093
2002 FORD THUNDERBIRD Classic Edition convertible, EXCELLENT CON-
DITION, V8 with removable

hard top, candy apple red,
39,000 miles, new High Performance tires, newer battery,
four new electrical coils,
$16,000. Call 765-883-8005.
2008 CHEVY IMPALA LT; 3.5 V6
90K miles, loaded, sunroof,
leather, silver, and in excellent
shape. $7,500 OBO Can text pictures. 765-438-7351
1953 MILITARY JEEP, needs restored, Make offer. Phone 574702-3326.
2010 CHRYSLER SEBRING Convertible. Silver with black top.

29,000 miles. Excellent condition.
$12,500 574-753-2964
CAMARO RS, 2013
Loaded,
exc.
Cond.,
25,000 miles, $21,900.
765-271-4113 or 574-7021119 or 574-699-6384.
CHEVY CAMERO 2002

1967 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE; 4
dr hard top, white & plum with
white interior, good condition. Radio & air. Power seats and antenna. 67K miles. $15,000 765-4199312
We are currently seeking an Assistant Director, Facilities Management. Purchasing

experience in a health care environment plus a two-year degree in maintenance
specialty, and five years of supervisory experience. Knowledge of all aspects of
hospital engineering building compliance.
We are also accepting applications for
CHEVROLET CHEVELLE
EL CAMINO, 1964
Automatic, 36,000 original miles,
283 motor, Power Glide transmission, red exterior/interior. Rally
wheels, $22,500. Phone 765-6354430.
24 Hour Rental Hotline.

Call Billie at 812-284-2121
Southern Indiana Rehab Hospital is a comprehensive acute rehab facility located in

New Albany, Indiana, just minutes from Louisville, Kentucky.
EOE/Drug Free M/F/D/V encouraged to apply
HELP WANTED
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Fax: (812) 941-6291 Phone: (812) 941-6148

Email: elizabeth.lilly@sirh.org
Human Resources Manager needed for large Non-Profit agency.

Will implement all HR functions of the agency and supervise other
HR staff. Responsible for ensuring that the agency is in compliance
with all Federal and State labor laws and regulations. Will
develop, implement, and coordinate policies and programs covering
employment, staffing, and benefit administration. Will provide
counseling and direction to managers and employees in regard to
performance issues; administer programs in accordance with agency
policies and procedures; participate in investigation and resolution
of employee relation problems; other administrative activities as
necessary. Responsible for orientation of all new employees as well
as administrative/policy training of all new management staff.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
Nominal Opening Bid: $25,000

4511 Lisa Lane, New Albany, IN
4BR 3BA 2,113sf+/Open: 1-4pm Sun Aug 9 and
2 hrs before auction.
Auctions: 6:45PM Fri., Aug. 21
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800.982.0425
A Buyer's Premium may apply.
Philip R Heiliger Re Lic
RB15000163
Cody S. Lowderman Auc Lic
AU11100014
1986 HONDA 700 Shadow. Not

running. Like new, low miles make
offer.
2003 Harley Davidson DynaWide
Glide. Loaded. Like new. Low
miles. Make offer.
2006 Iron Horse American Texas
Chopper. Like new. Low miles.
Make offer
812-288-8804
1979 FIAT X19; Black, hard top, 5

speed manual transmission. Runs
but has minor rust. $2,000 765419-9312
1984 CADILLAC SEVILLE, sharp,
low miles. Make offer
812-288-8804
T-TOPS, 107,000 MILES,

V6 automatic, white,
Mint Condition, Must see!
$5495. Call 812-789-3793
CHRYSLER LHS 1996, 49,000

miles, all power, leather interior,
plum in color. Excellent condition.
$5,000. Call 812-934-4763.
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14 FT. ALUMINUM FISHING

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seats. Hummingbird fish finder.
Front and rear anchors. Underwater infared camera. 20Hp Johnson
outboard motor. Best offer! Text or
call: 574-601-1000.
14' JON BOAT and trailer,

10 horse Johnson motor,
plus a lot of fishing gear &
boating gear, $750 for all.
Call 765-452-5568, leave
message.
Requires previous Human Resources and management experience.

Bachelors Degree required. Excellent PTO benefits, Health
insurance and 401-k retirement plan.
Send resume to
Blue River Services, Human Resources Dept. (HR MGR)
P.O. Box 547, Corydon, IN 47112
or visit our website www.brsinc.org to apply.
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1998 HARLEY DAVIDSON ROAD

KING Classic, 37,000 miles, lots
of extras, Stage II kit,, $10,500.
765-635-4430.
2007 HARLEY DAVIDSON Sportster 1200 Low; dark blue, 10K
miles, fuel injected, Vance and
Hines pipes, Harley Sissy bar,
black leather saddle bags, and lots
of chrome. Excellent condition.
Must sell! $6,900 574-875-4110
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2009 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1200

Sportster Custom, Mustang seat
w/backrest, smooth rim wheels,
new battery, $7000. Call (765)
649-1685.
2014 Honda CTX700N. Just like

new!! 162.8 miles. Must sell, cannot ride due to illness. $5,395.
(765)642-7955 or (765)639-6332.

2003 HARLEY DAVIDSON. Electra glide. Classic. 100 th anniversary
edition. Gun metal blue. 40,000
mi. very nice w/ new tires. $9500.
812-704-2221.
NEWS AND TRIBUNE - B7
2003 GMC ENVOY XL
LEGAL NOTICE
BUSHTEC
MOTORCYCLE
TRAILER. Like new. $1200.
812-704-2221.
GO-KART
169CC GO-KART, 2 seater, Leather interior, fully loadruns, brakes worn, $700 ed, sunroof, 179,000 miles,
new transmission, very
OBO. Call 765-627-8027.
clean, $6,500 obo. For more
information, call 765-8639191.
GOLF CART CLUB CAR
Excellent Shape. Electric. Head

Lights, Mags, and New Tires.
Full top and windshield that
folds down. $1,900 Need to sell.
Call 765-378-2157
or 765-722-1211
HONDA VTR 250, 1989,
Looks & runs great, $1,500 OBO.
1998 CHEVY HD TON

TRUCK
Black 4X4 Ext. Cab, 2 Door,

Long bed. Loaded, above
average shape. WELL maintained. 2nd owner. New Paint,
Shocks, Brakes, Radiator hoses,
Fuel change in trans, fuel pump,
rebuilt front end both axles,
upper and lower bushings, new
tires. Shows 225K miles but
only has 65K miles.
Very dependable truck.
Need to sell. $6,500.
Call 765-378-2157
or 765-722-1211
Call 765-776-1032.
1998 DODGE RAM VAN

1991 DODGE CAMPER
Small for 2, older but runs

good. Awning, refrig., cook top,
roof carrier, air conditioner, all
this plus 12 ft. alum boat, 9
HP Johnson motor, life jacket,
all complete, $3,500.
1999 MONTANA
2850 RK 5TH WHEEL
2 Slides, AC, New Awning,

New tires, New Battery,
Trailer hitch,
Free-Standing Dinette.
Flat screen TV,
Very clean, Nonsmoker,
Excellent condition, Sleeps 4,
Queen Bed, Sofa Sleeper,
Original Owners. $8900,
Logansport, IN
765-863-2425
5th wheel RV, 27 ft., 2000 Cameo

made by Carriage, no pets, no
smoke, exceptionally clean and
well-kept, hitch included. $10,000.
Also 2005 Ford Lariat pick-up,
leather, bed liner, 6.0 diesel,
54,000 miles. Factory tow package. Very nice. $20,000. Will sell
together or separately. Trailer
must sell first. Can e-mail pictures.
Cell: 812-697-6721
MOTORHOME FOR SALE

2002 FOREST RIVER CLASS A
38 ft., 37,xxx miles, Cat Diesel,
6 speed Allison, 7.5 K Diesel
Generator, 2 Slides,
Washer/Dryer, 2 Roof AC,
new Awnings, New Tires,
Many extras, $65,500
Petersburg, IN
812-631-2120
1979 RED CORVETTE

T-top, Black & White interior.
New rebuilt motor.
$8,000
812-787-0111
1999 JEEP
GRAND CHEROKEE
Newly rebuilt transmission.
Excellent Condition.
$4250. Call 765-623-6027
With wheelchair lift. Under 95,000

miles. Many new parts. Receipts
for all work. $8,000 OBO. Good
shape and very clean. Non-smoker. Call or text 765-461-4397.
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Legal Advertisement
The regular meeting of the New
Albany City Plan Commission will
be held on Tuesday, August 18th,
2015, at 7:00 p.m., in Assembly
Room (Room 331) City-County
Building, New Albany, Indiana, at
which time a Public Hearing will be
held to consider the following petitions:
Docket C-04-15: New Directions
Housing Corporation requests a Primary Plat approval for a four (4) lot
subdivision in the R-4, Multi-family
(high density) district, at 901, 907,
911 and 915 Culbertson Avenue.
Written suggestions and/or objections to said dockets may be filed
with the New Albany City Plan Commission, Room 329, City-County
Building, New Albany, Indiana,
47150, on or before the date of said
meeting. Interested persons desiring to present oral comments on the
proposals shall be given the opportunity at the above-mentioned time
and place. Said Public Hearing
may be continued from time to time
as may be found necessary by the
Commission.
Any individual that may require
reasonable accommodation to attend this meeting, or to comment
upon any docket listed herein, may
do so by contacting the New Albany
City Plan Commission at (812) 9485333 (Voice) or Indiana Statewide
Relay 1-800-743-3333 (Hearing Impaired).
Scott B. Wood, Director & Secretary New Albany City Plan
Commission
Date: August 5, 2015
Publish: August 8, 2015 hspaxlp
MICHAEL T. FORSEE,
ATTORNEY
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT #1
FOR THE COUNTY OF CLARK
STATE OF INDIANA IN THE MATTER OF THE SUPERVISED
ESTATE
OF
CHARLES
H.
STINSON, JR. CASE NO. 10C011507-95-033
Notice is hereby given that
BETTY M. STINSON has on the 22
day of July, 2015 been appointed
Personal Representative of the Estate of Charles H. Stinson, Jr.,
Deceased, who died on the 17th
day of June, 2015.
All persons having claims against
said estate, whether or not now
due, must file the same in the office
of the Clerk of this Court within
three (3) months from the date of
the first publication of this notice, or
within nine (9) months after the
Decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or said claims will be forever
barred. Dated at Jeffersonville,
Clark County, Indiana, this 22 day
of July, 2015. Susan Popp CLERK,
CLARK CIRCUIT COURT #1 PREPARED BY: MICHAEL T. FORSEE
(#6930-10) 408 E. Court Avenue
Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Phone
(812) 283-5167 Attorney for Estate
of Charles H. Stinson, Jr., Deceased hspaxip
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INDIANA LAND CO.
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CHARLESTOWN 1 ACRE OPEN/
WITH ROAD FRONTAGE $134,900
FLAT ON SR 160 SEPTIC APPROVED
$21,900
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WOODED OFF DEAD END $79,900
MAUCKPORT 4+ ACRES WOODED

SETUP WITH A MH & UTILITIES
$41,900
ELIZABETH 1 ACRES OLD FIX UP
HOUSE & 30X40 POLE BARN $59,900
Clark County Board

of Zoning Appeals
ELIZABETH 14+ ACRES SR 111

OHIO RIVER FRONTAGE OPEN/
WOODS $75,000
CORYDON 7+ ACRES OPEN GENTLY

ROLLING SURROUNDED BY WOODS
$41,900
UNDERWOOD 5 ACRES WOODED

SETUP WITH UTILITIES $39,900
SCOTTSBURG 7 ACRES OPEN

FRONT WOODS BACK ON DEAD END
$38,900
NEW WASHINGTON 6 ACRES

CLARK CO. ALL WOODS UTILITIES AT
ROAD $31,900
CRANDALL 3 3/4 ACRES ALL OPEN

LOTS OF ROAD FRONTAGE $34,900
MILLTOWN 10+ ACRES OPEN AND

WOODED ON SR 66 $32,900
Open 7 Days
Notice is hereby given that JR

Promotions has filed a petition with
the Clark County Board of Zoning
Appeals, requesting variance for increase of size and setback for a
billboard sign concerning the following described real estate in Clark
County. Indiana, to-wit:
The Street address of the property ( or general geographic area)
which is the Subject of the petition
is 803 US Highway 31 East,
Lot Nos. Seventy-one (71), Seventy-two (72), Seventy-three (73),
Seventy-four (74), Seventy-five
(75), Seventy-six (76), Seventy-seven
(77),
Seventy-eight
(78),
Seventy-nine
(79),
Eighty(80),
Eighty-one (81), Eighty-two (82),
and Eighty-three (83) of Plainview
Subdivision of a part of Survey No.
19 of the Illinois Grant as the same
appears of record in Plat Book 5
page 11 in the office of the
Recorder of Clark County, Indiana.
All persons are hereby notified
that a Public Hearing will be held on
Wednesday, August 19th 2015. At
5 P.M. in the Conference Room,
4th Floor, Clark County Government
Building,
Jeffersonville,
Indiana. Written objections that are
filed prior to the hearing with the Executive Director will be considered.
Oral comments will be heard at the
Public Hearing. The hearing may be
continued from time to time as
found necessary.
APPLICANT AND REMONSTRATORS
SHALLNOT
CONTACT
BOARD MEMBERS. Dated this 23rd
day of July, 2015.
hspaxlp
LORCH NAVILLE WARD LLC
Attorneys at Law
506 State Street, P.O. Box 1343
New Albany, Indiana 47151-1343
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1
OF CLARK COUNTY, INDIANA IN
THE MATTER OF THE UNSUPERVISED ESTATE OF CONSTANCE
B. OBERHAUSEN, DECEASED
Case # 10C01-1507-EU-105
Notice is hereby given that Maria
J. Oberhausen was on the 10th day
of July, 2015, appointed Personal
Representative of the Estate of
Constance B. Oberhausen, deceased, who died on February 17,
2015.
All persons who have claims
against this estate, whether or not
now due, must file the claim in the
office of the Clerk of this Court within three (3) months from the date of
the first publication of this notice, or
within nine (9) months after the
decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or said claims will be forever
barred.
Dated at Jeffersonville, Indiana,
this 10th day of July, 2015.
/s/ Susan Popp CLERK, CIRCUIT
COURT NO. 1 OF CLARK COUNTY, INDIANA.
hspaxlp
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
DLC#:V11-149
By virtue of a certified copy of a
decree to me directed from the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Floyd
County, Indiana, in Cause No.
22D01-1309-MF-1410,
wherein
HSBC Mortgage Services, Inc. was
Plaintiff, and Corey Booker a/k/a
Corey L. Booker, was a Defendant,
requiring me to make the sum as
provided for in said Decree with interest and costs, I will expose at
public sale to the highest bidder, on
the 15th day of September, 2015, at
10:00 A.M. of said day, at the 1st
floor, City-County Bldg., 311 W. 1st
Street, New Albany, IN 47150, the
fee simple of the whole body of
Real Estate in Floyd County, Indiana: Lot No. One (1) Wooded
Valley Plat No. 1069 in the Office of
the Recorder of Floyd County, Indiana
Records.
22-05-02-701215.000-008 and commonly known
as: 211 Village Pine Drive, New Albany, IN 47150. Subject to all
easements and restrictions of
record not otherwise extinguished in
the proceedings known as Cause #
22D01-1309-MF-1410 in the Superior Court of the County of Floyd
Indiana, and subject to all real estate taxes, and assessments
currently due, delinquent or which
are to become a lien. Said sale will
be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. If the
sale is set aside for any reason, the
Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit
paid. The Purchaser shall have no
further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, or the
Mortgagee's Attorney.
Tina M.
Caylor (30994-49) DOYLE LEGAL
CORPORATION, P.C. 41 E Washington St., Suite 400 Indianapolis,
IN 46204 Telephone (317) 2645000 Facsimile (317) 264-5400
Frank A. Loop Floyd County Sheriff
New Albany Township Street Address: 211 Village Pine Drive, New
Albany, IN 47150 The Sheriff's Department does not warrant the
accuracy of the street address published herein SHERIFF PLEASE
SERVE: Corey Booker 211 Village
Pine Drive New Albany, IN 471504360 MANNER OF SERVICE:
Sheriff. hspaxlp
LEGAL NOTICE REGARDING
DAMAGES FOR CSX CORRIDOR,
CLARKSVILLE, INDIANA
Notice is hereby given, pursuant
to Indiana Code 32-24-1 et seq.,
that the Town of Clarksville has taken in fee simple, by eminent
domain, through Resolutions No.
2015-R-7 and No. 2015-R-8, a
7200 square foot parcel of the CSX
corridor in Clarksville, Indiana,
owned by CSX Corporation, 500
Water Street, 15th Floor Jacksonville, FL 32202 and awarded
damages in the amount of
$6,637.50. The property interests
taken are identified on Resolutions
No. 2015-R-07 and 2015-R-8,
which can be reviewed at the
Clarksville Clerk-Treasurer's Office,
2000 Broadway, Clarksville, Indiana. The Clarksville Town Council,
as the Board of Public Works, will
receive or hear remonstrances to
the amount of the award by those
persons affected on September 8,
2015 at 7:00 p.m.
hspaxlp
IN
THE
FLOYD
CIRCUIT
COURT, STATE OF INDIANA,
CAUSE NO.
22C01-1507-ES000129. IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE DELANO VIRGIL MANN,
DECEASED, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF FLOYD COUNTY, INDIANA: NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT LOU FRANKLIN
WAS, ON THE 23rd DAY OF JULY,
2015, APPOINTED THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
ESTATE OF DELANO VIRGIL
MANN, DECEASED WHO DIED
ON THE 5TH day of MAY, 2015.
ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE CLAIM
AGAINST
THIS
ESTATE,
WHETHER OR NOT NOW DUE,
MUST FILE THE CLAIM IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THIS
COURT WITHIN THREE (3)
MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE, OR WITHIN NINE
(9) MONTHS AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DEATH, WHICHEVER IS
EARLIER, OR THE CLAIMS WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED. DATED
AT NEW ALBANY, INDIANA, THIS
23RD DAY OF JULY, 2015.
CHRISTINA EURTON CLERK,
FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT. hspaxlp
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IN THE MATTER OF THE UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION OF
THE ESTATE OF EMMETT W.
HUBLER, DECEASED. CASE NO.:
22C01-1507-EU-136
MATTHEW S. JACOBS,
ATTORNEY FOR THE ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that on
July 23, 2015, Irene E. Board,
Brooklyn LaPlant, and Elizabeth
Gilley were appointed Co-Executors
of the estate of Emmett W. Hubler,
deceased, who died testate on June
25, 2015. The name and address
of the attorney representing the estate is: Matthew S. Jacobs, 430
Watt Street, Jeffersonville, Indiana
47130, Telephone: (812) 285-1200.
this estate, whether or not now due,
must file the claim in the office of
the Clerk of this Court within three
(3) months from the date of the first
publication of this notice, or within
nine (9) months after the decedent's
death, whichever is earlier, or the
claims will be forever barred.
Dated at New Albany, Indiana,
this 23rd day of July, 2015.
CLERK
OF
THE
FLOYD
COURTS. hspaxlp
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
To: Gary Wiedemann,
Respondent
Is hereby notified that on the 18th
day of May, 2015, filed in the office
of the Clerks office of Clark County,
minor child of whom you are a parent, which Petition alleges that
Diane and Robert Carver be made
Permanent Guardians to the minor
child, Kai Wiedemann of which you
are the biological father. Said Petition also requests the the child's
surname be changed to CARVER.
This action is pending in the Clark
County Circuit Court No. 2 under
cause number 10C02-1505-GU000050. A hearing has been scheduled in this matter for the 24th day
of September, 2015, at 11:00a.m.
Any person has the right to appear
at the hearing and to file objections.
The whereabouts of the biological
father to this child are unknown.
DATED THIS 3rd day of August,
2015. Brittany Blau, Attorney at
Law, I.D. #26775-10, 538 E Court
Ave, Jeffersonville, IN 47130.
Phone 502-694-2528, Attorney for
the Petitioners.
hspaxlp
SUMMONS - SERVICE
BY PUBLICATION
IN THE CLARK COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT NO. 2 FOR CLARK
COUNTY STATE OF INDIANA
CAUSE NO.: 10D02-1003-MF-656
PENNYMAC LOAN TRUST 2012NPL1 Plaintiff, vs. HEATHER
LEVATO, STEVE LEVATO Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF SUIT
The State of Indiana to the Defendants above-named, and any other
person who may be concerned: You
are notified that you have been
sued in the Court above named.
The nature of the suit against you
is: Foreclosure of mortgage and
termination of your interest, if any,
in the real property located at: 1020
Adams Creek Drive, Sellersburg,
IN 47172 and to the following Defendants whose whereabouts are
unknown: Heather Levato, Steve
Levato, and all other persons claiming any right, title, or interest in the
within described real estate by,
through or under them or any other
person or entity, the names of all
whom are unknown to the Plaintiff
In addition to the above named Defendants being served by this
summons there may be other Defendants who have an interest in
this lawsuit. If you have a claim for
relief against the Plaintiff arising
from the same transaction or occurrence, you must assert it in your
written answer. You must answer
the Complaint in writing, by you or
your attorney, within thirty (30) days
commencing the day after final publication of this notice, and if you fail
to do so a judgment will be entered
against you for what the Plaintiff has
demanded. Respectfully submitted,
Phillip A. Norman, #13734-64;
David M. Bengs, #16646-20; Jennifer L. Snook, #30140-45 Attorney
for Plaintiff MARINOSCI LAW
GROUP, P.C. 2110 Calumet
Avenue Valparaiso, IN 46383 Telephone:
(219) 462-5104 E-mail:
pnorman@mlg-defaultlaw.com OF
COUNSEL
FOR
PLAINTIFF
NOTICE:
MARINOSCI
LAW
GROUP, P.C., IS A DEBT
COLLECTOR. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT
AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
THAT PURPOSE. ATTEST: /s/Susan Popp Clerk, Clark County
Superior Court No. 1
hspaxp
TO THE OWNERS OF THE
WITHIN DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE AND ALL INTERESTED
PARTIES
Clerk of Clark Circuit Court of Clark
County, Indiana, in Cause No.:
10C01-1404-MF-124 , wherein Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC,
was Plaintiff, and Kyle Makowsky,
was/were Defendant(s), requiring
me to make the sum as provided for
in said Decree with interest and
cost, I will expose at public sale to
the highest bidder, on the 3rd day of
September, 2015 at the hour of
10:00 AM or as soon thereafter as
is possible, at 501 E. Court Avenue,
Jeffersonville, IN 47130, the fee
simple of the whole body of Real
Estate in Clark County, Indiana. Being a part of Lot Number 10 in Block
Number 7 Benson`s Additon to the
City of Jeffersonville, Clark County,
Indiana, bounded thus: Beginning
at a stake in the North line of said
block, which stake is 126.3 Feet
East of the Northwest corner of said
block; thence Westwardley with the
North line of said Lot Number 10, 29
Feet to a stake; thence Southwardly
on a line parallel with the West line
of said lot, 110 Feet to the North line
of a 10 Foot private alley reserved
for the use of the owners abutting
thereon; thence Eastwardly with the
North line of said private alley, 29
Feet to a stake; thence Northwardly
on a line parallel with the East line
of Lot Number 10, 110 Feet to the
place of beginning. More commonly
known as: 908 East Court Avenue,
Jeffersonville, IN 47130 10-20-00200-129.000-010 Together with
rents, issues, income, and profits
thereof, said sale will be made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws. Jennifer L.
Snook MARINOSCI LAW GROUP,
P.C. 2110 Calumet Avenue, Valparaiso, IN
46383 Telephone:
(219)462-5104 Sheriff of Clark
County
City of Jeffersonville
Street Address: 908 East Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
The Sheriff's Department does not
warrant the accuracy of the street
address published herein Type of
Service: Personal SERVICE DIRECTED TO: Kyle Makowsky 908
East Court Avenue Jeffersonville,
IN 47130 NOTICE MARINOSCI
LAW GROUP, P.C. IS A DEBT
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PARTIES STATE OF INDIANA
COUNTY OF FLOYD SS: IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF FLOYD
COUNTY NEW ALBANY, INDIANA
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.
PLAINTIFF vs JONATHAN A.
CORNETT;
BROOKSTONE
HOME- OWNERS ASSOCIATION,
INC. DEFENDANTS CAUSE NO.
22C01-1502-MF-000221
OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue of an Order of Sale, directed to me from the Clerk of the
Floyd Circuit Court and pursuant to
a Judgment of Foreclosure entered
on May 11, 2015, I will expose to
public sale to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, at the office of the
Sheriff of Floyd County, in Floyd
County, Indiana, located at CityCounty Building, Room 151, 311
Hauss Square, New Albany, IN
47150 on September 15, 2015 at
10:00 AM Local Time, the fee simple title together with the rents,
profits, issues and income or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to
satisfy said judgment, interest, costs
and accruing costs of the following
described real estate located in
Floyd County, Indiana, to-wit: Lot
No. Seventy-Three (73) of Brookstone Subdivision, Phase II, as the
same appears as plat no. 1196 in
the Office of the recorded of Floyd
County, Indiana. Commonly known
as: 3010 Brookhill Court, Georgetown, IN 47122-9459 State Parcel
Number:
22-02-03-400-293.000003 This sale is to be made in all respects pursuant to an act of the
General Assembly of the State of
Indiana, approved March 7, 1931,
and entitled An act concerning proceedings in actions to foreclose real
estate mortgages, providing for the
sale and custody of the mortgaged
premises and repealing all laws
conflicting therewith (see Indiana
Code). It is further provided by law
that there shall be no redemption
from such sale, and the purchaser
at such sale, upon complying with
the terms of his purchase, shall be
entitled to immediately receive from
the undersigned, Sheriff of Floyd
County, a deed conveying to him,
the purchaser, the fee simple title in
and to said real estate. Taken as
the property of the Defendant(s)
stated above at the suit of Wells
Fargo Bank, N.A.. Said sale to be
without relief from valuation and/or
appraisement laws. THE SHERIFF'S
OFFICE
DOES
NOT
WARRANT THE ACCURACY OF
THE STREET ADDRESS PUBLISHED HEREIN. Attorney for
Plaintiff Unterberg & Associates,
P.C. 8050 Cleveland Place Merrillville, IN 46410 (219) 736-5579 Atty
File: 1020000 Frank Loop, Sheriff of
Floyd County This communication
is from a Debt Collector. This is
an attempt to collect a debt and
any information obtained will be
used for that purpose. hspaxlp
DLC#:X228-211
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Clark
10C01-1504-MF-000133, wherein
Fifth Third Mortgage Company was
Plaintiff, and Adrian L. Franklin,
Alicia Franklin a/k/a Alicia Marie
Franklin a/k/a Alicia West, Bank
of New York Mellon and The State
of Indiana through its Department
of Revenue, were the Defendants,
requiring me to make the sum as
provided for in said Decree with interest and costs, I will expose at
the 3rd day of September, 2015, at
10:00 A.M. of said day, at the CityCounty Bldg., 501 East Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130, the
Real Estate in Clark County, Indiana: LOT NO. Three Hundred
Eleven (311) Eastbrook Manor,
Section Ill, as the same appears of
record in Plat Book 10, Page 67, as
Instrument No. 9685, in the Office of
the Recorder of Clark County, Indiana. AND, also, part of Lot No.
Three Hundred Ten (310) of the
above referenced plat, more particularly described as follows: Being a
strip of land 4.22 feet of even width
off the Northeastern line of said Lot
No. 310, for the full depth of said Lot
No. 310. 10-21-02-200-677.000-009
(21-00087-012-1) and commonly
known as: 3124 Childers Drive, Jeffersonville, IN 47130. Subject to all
10C01-1504-MF-000133 in the Circuit Court of the County of Clark
S. Brent
Potter (10900-49) DOYLE LEGAL
CORPORATION, P.C. 41 E Washington St., Suite 400 Indianapolis,
IN 46204 Telephone (317) 2645000 Facsimile (317) 264-5400
Jamey J. Noel Clark County Sheriff
Jeffersonville Township Street Address:
3124
Childers
Drive,
Jeffersonville, IN 47130 The Sheriff's Department does not warrant
the accuracy of the street address published herein SHERIFF
PLEASE SERVE: Adrian L. Franklin
3124 Childers Drive Jeffersonville,
IN 47130 MANNER OF SERVICE:
Sheriff;
Alicia
Franklin
3124
Childers Drive Jeffersonville, IN
47130 MANNER OF SERVICE
Sheriff. hspaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Town of Clarksville Board of
Zoning Appeals will meet on the
26th day of August, 2015, at 7:00
p.m. at the Town of Clarksville Administration Building in the Council
Chambers on the first floor, 2000
Broadway,
Clarksville,
Indiana
47129, for the purpose of holding a
public hearing and taking official action on the following:
Requested Action: Petitioner, J.
R. Promotions LLC, an Indiana limited liability company, is requesting
use and development standards
variances from the provisions of the
B-2 District [Division 55] and/or the
Sign Requirements [Division 200] of
the Town of Clarksville Zoning Ordinance to permit the removal and
replacement of an existing billboard
sign situated on the subject property with an illuminated digital
billboard sign of similar configuration, height, and facade.
At the following commonly known
address: 700 U. S. Highway 31E,
Clarksville, Indiana 47129
The docket is available for public
review at the Town of Clarksville
Administration Building, Planning
Department, 2000 Broadway, Room
234, Clarksville, Indiana, between
the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Interested persons desiring to
present comments either in writing
or verbally will be given the opportunity to be heard at the meeting
noticed above.
TOWN OF CLARKSVILLE
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
/s/Robert P. Leuthart Clerk-Treasurer of the Town of Clarksville,
Indiana
Prepared by: C. Gregory Fifer,
Attorney APPLEGATE FIFER PULLIAM LLC 428 Meigs Avenue
Jeffersonville, IN 47130 (812) 2849499 Counsel for J. R. Promotions,
LLC
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Clerk of Floyd Circuit Court of Floyd
22C01-1502-MF-000230
wherein
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National
Association was Plaintiff, and
Bradly W. Kimberlin was a Defendant, required me to make the sum
as provided for in said Decree with
interest and cost, I will expose at
the 3 day of Sept., 2015, at the hour
of 10:00 a.m, or as soon thereafter
as is possible, at 1st Floor - City
County Building, 311 West 1st
Real Estate in Floyd County, Indiana. Being a part of Starling
Campbell's 80 acre tract in the
southeast quarter of Section 16,
Township 2 south, Range 5 east,
Floyd County, Indiana, said part being more fully described as
follows:Commencing at a one-half
inch pipe in the middle of the Pectol
Road and at the northwest corner of
the southeast quarter of Section 16,
Township 2 south, Range 5 east;
thence running north 86 deg. 34'
east along the north line of the
southeast quarter of said Section 16
for 1330.56 feet to a one-half inch
pipe in the south wheel tract of said
Pectol Road and near the center
line of the north end of the EvansJacobi Road, said point being the
northeast corner of Robert Hellmeyer's 5.44 acre tract as described in
Deed Record No. 183, page 139 of
the Floyd County, Indiana Records,
thence running south 3 deg. 38'
east along the west line of the
above mentioned Campbell's 80
acre tract and along the Evans-Jacobi Road for 1685.63 feet to a iron
pipe, the true place of beginning of
the tract to be herein described;
thence continuing south 3 deg. 38'
east, along the west line of Campbell's tract for 450.00 feet to an iron
pipe; thence running north 86 deg.
22' east, 510.00 feet to a stake near
the top of the West bank of a creek;
thence running north 22 deg. 58'
west, along the top of said West
bank for 476.90 feet to an iron pipe;
thence running south 86 deg. 22'
west, 352.16 feet to an iron pipe on
the West line of Campbell's 80
acres, the place of beginning, containing 4.45 acres. ALSO, that part
which lies between the North and
South lines of the above described
tract if extended East from the East
line of said tract to the center of the
above mentioned creek as said
creek now exists, containing 0.70
acres, more or less, and containing
in all 5.15 acres, more or less.
More commonly known as 4140
Evans Jacobi Rd, Georgetown, IN
47122-9735 Parcel No. 22-03-01600-051.000-004 Terms of sale are
cash or pre-approved letter of credit
- before or at time of sale. Bids will
not be accepted without letter of
credit. Together with rents, issues,
income and profits thereof, said sale
will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
BRUCE G. ARNOLD, Plaintiff Attorney Attorney # 21525-49 FEIWELL
& HANNOY, P.C. 251 N. Illinois
Street, Suite 1700 Indianapolis, IN
46204-1944 (317) 237-2727 Frank
Loop, Sheriff Greenville Township
The Sheriff's Department does
not warrant the accuracy of the
street address published herein.
SERVICE DIRECTED TO: Bradly
W. Kimberlin 5290 Spring Hill Rd
Greenville, IN 47124-9514 Service
Type: Serve By Sheriff NOTICE
FEIWELL & HANNOY, P.C. IS A
DEBT COLLECTOR.
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Larry J. Schad, #57-22
SCHAD & SCHAD, P.C.
223 East Spring Street
(812) 945-4555
Attorney for Estate
Notice is hereby given that on the
24th day of July, 2015, MURREL
ANNE SCHWEITZER was appointed personal representative of the
estate of KENNETH ALBERT
SCHWEITZER, deceased, who died
on February 13, 2015.
Dated at Jeffersonville, Indiana, this 24th day of July, 2015.
SUSAN POPP CLERK, Clark Circuit Court #1
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CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE TO THE OWNERS OF THE
PARTIES
Sheriff's File Number: Date of
Sale: September 15, 2015 Sale Location:
501
E.
Court
Ave,
Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Publisher's
Name/County: The Evening News
- Clark County Judgment to be Satisfied: $188,546.28 By virtue of a
certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of Circuit
Court of Clark County, Indiana, in
Cause No. 10C01-1410-MF-336
Plaintiff: U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as
Trustee for VOLT NPL IX Asset
Holdings Trust Defendant: Terry J
Meyers, et al. Required me to
make the sum as provided for in
said Decree with interest and cost, I
will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder, at the hour of 10:00
AM of said day as listed above, at,
Real Estate in Clark County, Indiana:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A certain tract or parcel of land
in Clark County, in the Stat of Indiana, described as follows: A
part of Letter D of Survey No.
255 of the Illinois Grant, described
as
follows:
COMMENCING at the southeast
corner of Letter D of said survey number 255 and running
south 50 deg. West with the original line dividing Surveys No. 255
and 240 a distance of 48 feet to a
boat spike in the center of Indiana Highway Number 160; thence
North 52 deg. And 20 min. West
310 feet to a boat spike in said
highway and the true point of beginning of this description;
thence north 52 deg. and 20 min.
west 100 feet to a boat spike in
said highway; thence south 50
deg. east 436 feet to the true
point of beginning, containing 1
acre, more or less. Subject to any
and all easements, agreements,
restrictions, public rights-of-way
and zoning ordinances of record.
The acreage indicated in this legal description is solely for the
purpose of identifying said trait
and is not to be construed as to
insuring the quantity of land
SUBJECT TO ALL LIENS, EASEMENTS AND ENCUMBRANCES
OF RECORD Parcel No. 10-06-25500-108.000-027
Commonly
Known as: 7312 HIGHWAY 160 E,
HENRYVILLE, IN 47126 Together
with rents, issues, income and profits thereof, said sale will be made
without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. This Notice shall
also represent service of Notice of
Sale of the above-described real
estate upon the owners, pursuant to
requirements of IC 32-29-7-3.
Matthew C. Gladwell (30493-49);
Joel F. Bornkamp (27410-49); Timothy D. McKay (29372-49); Robert
E. Altman III (29811-15) Attorney
Reisenfeld & Associates, LPA LLC
Attorney's Law Firm Contact Telephone Number (513) 322-7000
Jamey J. Noel Sheriff of Clark
County Township Street Address
7312 Highway 160 E, Henryville, IN
47126 The Sheriff's Department
does not warrant the accuracy of
the street address published
herein. hspaxlp
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS

Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Charlestown - Oregon
Townships Fire Protection District, Clark County, Indiana that the proper legal officers will consider the following additional appropriations in excess of
the budget for the the current year at the Clark County Council Meeting at
501 East Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, Indiana at 6 p.m. on the 14th day of
September, 2015.
FUND NAME:
CUM FUND
Major Budget Classification
Other Services
TOTAL FOR CUM FUND
AMOUNT:
$6643.00
$6643.00
Taxpayers appearing at the meeting shall have a right to be heard. The

additional appropriations as finally made will be referred to the Department
of Local Government Finance (Department) The Department will make a
written determination as to the sufficiency of funds to support the appropriations within fifteen (15) days of receipt of certified copy of action taken. The
fire district is not requesting additional funds but is requesting the additional
appropriations to cover an amount paid in the current year.
Dated: August 5, 2015
Mitchell C. Newland
Fiscal Officer
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 1 FOR

CLARK COUNTY STATE OF INDIANA IN THE MATTER OF THE
UNSUPERVISED
ADMINISTRATION OF THE ESTATE OF
PATRICIA C. FERRILL, DECEASED. CASE NO.:
10C011507-EU-111
MATTHEW S. JACOBS,
ATTORNEY FOR THE ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that on
July 24, 2015 Curtis Coombs was
appointed Executor of the estate of
Patricia C. Ferrill, deceased, who
died testate on July 8, 2015. The
name and address of the attorney
representing the estate is: Matthew
S. Jacobs, 430 Watt Street, Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130, Telephone:
(812) 285-1200.
Dated at Jeffersonville, Indiana,
this July 24, 2015.
CLERK
OF
THE
CLARK
COURTS.
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22C01-1503-MF-000461
wherein
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. was Plaintiff, and Terra T. Knight was a
Defendant, required me to make the
sum as provided for in said Decree
with interest and cost, I will expose
at public sale to the highest bidder,
on the 3 day of Sept, 2015, at the
hour of 10:00 a.m, or as soon thereafter as is possible, at 1st Floor City County Building, 311 West 1st
Real Estate in Floyd County, Indiana. Lot No. Seventeen (17), Block
"A" in Jefferson Gardens, Plat No.
608 of the Floyd County, Indiana
Records. More commonly known as
3825 Carver St, New Albany, IN
will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
SUSAN M. WOOLLEY, Plaintiff Attorney
Attorney # 15000-64
FEIWELL & HANNOY, P.C. 251 N.
Illinois Street, Suite 1700 Indianapolis, IN 46204-1944 (317) 237-2727
Frank Loop, Sheriff
New Albany
Township The Sheriff's Department does not warrant the
accuracy of the street address
published herein. SERVICE DIRECTED TO: Terra T. Knight 3825
Carver St New Albany, IN 471509700 Service Type: Serve By
Sheriff NOTICE FEIWELL & HANNOY,
P.C.
IS
A
DEBT
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1088152
ABSOLUTE
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
4-VERY NICE BUILDING LOTS IN OAK PARK SUBD.

1088152
Location: Creek. Rd. Jeffersonville, In. (Oak Park Subd.) From Allison
Ln. turn onto Woodland Rd., left onto Forest Dr. follow turn left on
HEIL'S
AUCTION
Lancassange
Dr. then left onSERVICE
Creek Rd.
TUESDAY AUG. 25, 2015 7 p.m.
115 NICE
BUILDING LOTS W/ALL CITY UTILITIES
Legal Description: Oak Park 8th Addition PT Lot 41
Q:\O
Tract 1: 0.52+/-acre lot with approx. 80 ft. of frontage on Creek Rd.

Tract 4: 0.58+/-acre lot with approx. 84.65 ft. of frontage on Creek Rd. and 267.36 ft.
on Lancassange Rd. Very nice corner lot.
Terms: $2,000 down day of auction (non-refundable) on each tract. Balance due in 30
days. Possession at closing. Buyer to pay taxes due & payable May 2016.
Seller: Ljiljiana Mitrovic
STEVE HEIL AUCTIONEER #AU09100061
RR Crossdock, LLC (P.O. Box

827, Prospect, KY 40059) is submitting a Notice of Intent to the
Indiana Department of Environmental Management of our intent to
comply with the requirements of 327
IAC 15-5 to discharge storm water
from construction activities associated with Project Wintergreen.
Project Wintergreen is located at
River Ridge Commerce Center in
Charlestown, Indiana (Latitude 38
24'20" Longitude 8540'24") in the
southeast quadrant of the intersection of Patrol Road and Lentz
Avenue. A portion of the site runoff
will discharge into an existing regional detention basin between S.R.
62 and Patrol Road and then flow
into an existing storm sewer system
in Patrol Road and S.R. 62 right of
way to an unnamed tributary to
Pleasant Run. The remaining portion of the site will drain easterly
toward a future proposed detention
basin to an existing draw to an unnamed tributary of Jenny Lind Run.
Questions or comments regarding
this project should be directed to
Lee Wilburn of RR Crossdock, LLC
at 502-939-7909.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1
FOR CLARK COUNTY STATE OF
INDIANA ROBERT E. POWELL and
GREGORY A. POWELL, Plaintiffs
vs. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and THE WHOLE WIDE
WORLD, Defendants CASE NO.
10C01-1508-PL-088
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
To the Whole Wide World, whose
whereabouts are unknown. Said
Defendant is notified that a Verified
Complaint To Quiet Title was filed
on August 3, 2015, in the Office of
the Clerk of Clark Circuit Court,
Courthouse, 501 E. Court Avenue,
Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130. This
Notice may be served by publication. You must answer the
complaint in writing to be filed with
the Court, by you or your attorney,
in accordance with I.C. 31-3-1-6.3
with the Court above within thirty
(30) days after the date of this Notice, or judgment will be entered
against you for what the Plaintiffs
have demanded.
If you deny the demand and/or
have a claim for relief against the
Plaintiffs arising from the same
transaction or occurrence, you must
assert it in your written answer.
It is suggested that you consult
with an attorney of your choice regarding this matter.
This notice issued this 3rd day of
August, 2015.
/s/Susan Popp Clerk, Clark Circuit
Court
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22C01-1503-MF-000477
wherein
Wells Fargo Financial Indiana, Inc.
was Plaintiff, and Terry G. Gray
and Theresa R. Gray were Defendants, required me to make the sum
as provided for in said Decree with
interest and cost, I will expose at
the 3 day of Sept, 2015 at the hour
of 10:00 a. m, or as soon thereafter
as is possible, at 1st Floor - City
County Building, 311 West 1st
Real Estate in Floyd County, Indiana.
Lot
No.
Eleven
(11),
Hickorydale Addition, Plat No. Seven Hundred and Forty-seven (747)
of the Floyd County, Indiana
Records. More commonly known as
11 Brookview Dr, New Albany, IN
will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ALAN
W. MCEWAN, Plaintiff Attorney Attorney # 2405149
FEIWELL &
HANNOY, P.C. 251 N. Illinois
Street, Suite 1700 Indianapolis, IN
46204-1944 (317) 237-2727 Frank
Loop, Sheriff New Albany Township The Sheriff's Department
does not warrant the accuracy of
the street address published
herein. SERVICE DIRECTED TO:
Terry G. Gray 1502 Marlowe Dr Apt
B1 Clarksville, IN 47129-2052 Service Type: Serve By Sheriff;
Theresa R. Gray1502 Marlowe Dr
Apt B1 Clarksville, IN 47129-2052
Service Type: Serve By Sheriff NOTICE FEIWELL & HANNOY, P.C.
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CLARKSVILLE
FINANCE INC AUTO
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@ 9am based on
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DLC#:W228-549
Clerk of the Superior Court of Floyd
22D01-1410-MF-1594,
wherein
Fifth Third Mortgage Company was
Plaintiff, and Timothy R. Gunter
a/k/a Timothy Ray Gunter, was a
Defendant, requiring me to make
the sum as provided for in said Decree with interest and costs, I will
expose at public sale to the highest
bidder, on the 15th day of September, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. of said
day, at the 1st floor, City-County
Bldg., 311 W. 1st Street, New Albany, IN 47150, the fee simple of
the whole body of Real Estate in
Floyd County, Indiana: A part of the
Southeast Quarter of Section l 2,
Township 2 South, Range 4 East,
Floyd County, Indiana, described as
follows: Beginning at a point on the
West line of the Southeast Quarter
of said Section 12, Township 2
South, Range 4 East, which is 31
chains and 86 links South of the
Northwest corner of said Southeast
Quarter, running thence South
along the West line of the said
Southeast Quarter, 133.62 feet;
thence East 326.0 feet thence North
parallel with the West line of said
Southeast Quarter 133.62 feet;
thence West 326.0 feet to the West
line of said Southeast Quarter the
place of beginning, containing 1
acre more or less. Subject to the
rights of others to use St. John's
Road. 22-03-01-200-013.000-004
(003-15400-13) and commonly
known as: 5096 Saint Johns Road,
Greenville, IN 47124. Subject to all
22D01-1410-MF-1594 in the Superior Court of the County of Floyd
S. Brent
Potter (10900-49); Craig D. Doyle
(4783-49); Ryan T. Kiernan (2931649); David M. Johnson (30354-45);
Tina M. Caylor (30994-49) DOYLE
LEGAL CORPORATION, P.C. 41 E
Washington St., Suite 400 Indianapolis, IN 46204 Telephone (317)
264-5000 Facsimile (317) 264-5400
Frank A. Loop Floyd County Sheriff
Greenville Township Street Address; 5096 Saint Johns Road,
Greenville, IN 47124 The Sheriff's
Department does not warrant the
accuracy of the street address
published
herein
SHERIFF
PLEASE SERVE: Timothy R.
Gunter 2139 Cherry Circle Georgetown, IN 47122 MANNER OF
SERVICE: Sheriff; Occupant(s)
5096 Saint Johns Road Greenville,
IN 47124 Sheriff
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noon today, Saturday, at Kraft Funeral

Wilma Louise Cunningham Gresham

Funeral services for Wilma Louise Cunningham

83; New Albany

Raymond Joseph Martin

Joy Lynn Mason

Joy Faye Simcox

Funeral services for Joy Faye Simcox, 86, Clarksville,

95; New Albany

*NEWS AND TRIBUNE | SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, AUGUST 8-9, 2015 | A5

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