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TIMESOGRAPHY Marion County Fair opens with thrilling Midway rides, entertaining dog tricks and an antique car show

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FEATURE Beech Grove receives $1 million for new roundabout HOT SHOTS POWER SOCCER TEAM WELCOMES THOSE WITH DISABILITIES Getting a second wind PAGES 4-5

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The convention is a broader part call Brian Ruckle at ❏ C. “Death of a Salesman” convention and competition of academic initiatives at the university to 300-8782 or email him at ❏ D. “The Importance connect students with expert musicians. Some [email protected]. performances will be open to the public. of Being Earnest” The University of Indianapolis will host the Guitar Foundation of America (GFA) International In what Indiana location ss-times.com/university-of- Convention and Competition from June 22-27, have there been Bigfoot 2 2010. The GFA convention is the largest classical indianapolis-to-host-international- sightings since the 1940s? guitar-convention-and-competition ❏ A. Brazil ❏ B. Parke County SERVING THE SOUTHSIDE SINCE 1928 ❏ C. Brown County ❏ D. 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Franciscan Health hosts 24-hour cycling and walking fundraiser for cancer treatment programs

Fundraiser – Several cancer survivors who were treated at Franciscan Health Can- cer Center will soon be setting the pace for a good cause benefiting current and future patients. They will join other survivors and participants at 24 Indianapolis, a 24-hour cycling and walking event at Butler Univer- sity, on June 28-29. The event is hosted by the 24 Foundation, a national organization whose mission is to inspire and engage com- munities to make an immediate impact on the lives of people affected by cancer. The foundation uses non-competitive cycling and walking events as a vehicle to raise funds for cancer survivorship and treatment programs throughout the United States. Part of the proceeds from 24 Indianapolis will bene- fit the Cancer Center’s Moving Beyond program, which blends a unique and holistic approach, combining physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health components for survivors, loved ones and caregivers. Mov- ing Beyond is a free 12-week program and offers ongoing classes throughout the year. Bicyclists will pedal a secured 3-mile closed Hot Shots Power Soccer Team: Front row, from left to right: Lizzie Chaffee #1, (age 10) and Luke Pool #6 (13, with his service dog, Kenji); middle row, from left to right: Luke Bertsch #25 (8), Shelby Harris #26 (13), Zach Arland #18 (25), Devon Lyons #24 (26), Marie Harman #5 (36) and Drew Wilson #10 course in the Butler-Tarkington area sur- (27); back row, from left to right: Angie Chaffee (Head Coach), Denny Crum (Equipment Manager) and Michael Harman (Assistant Coach). (Photo by rounding Butler University. Walkers will David Arnold of Loft 58 Photography) follow a 1.6-mile trek in an adjacent area. Neighbors along the course offer support, snacks and activities to participants during HOT SHOTS POWER SOCCER TEAM the 24-hour ride. For more information, go WELCOMES THOSE WITH DISABILITIES to 24foundation.org/Indianapolis. Getting a second wind Johnson County Public Library Independence Day closing By Stephanie Dolan ed States Power Soccer Association. It causes neuromuscular disease. I have a It’s easy to take for granted the ba- “I started playing for them this year,” neuromuscular lung weakness and I use Holiday closing – Please be advised that all sic abilities most of us have: walking, the team’s oldest player, Marie Harmon, a power wheelchair to get around pretty Johnson County Public Library Branches running, playing. Sadly, when we get 36, said. “Right now it’s pretty much my much 90 percent of the time. It’s actually will be closed Thursday, July 4, for Indepen- to a certain age, many of us stop play- life. I can’t work anymore. I run our so- part of the newborn screen now. When I dence Day. All branches will resume regu- ing games in lieu of more “adult” activi- cial media page, and I do a lot of work was young I was actually very active and lar hours Friday, July 5. Although the library ties like worrying about jobs, family, the behind the scenes. Ever Friday night we athletic. When I was 16, I started devel- branches are closed, our pageafterpage.org/ mortgage or just what the unknown of have practice and it’s draining. But it oping symptoms which caused me to virtual is always open. Access JCPL’s digital tomorrow might be. gets me out of the house and it helps me have to stop running. I started playing collections such as e-books, e-audiobooks, Sometimes play can be found in the interact with people again. The adults wheelchair basketball at that time but comic books, music, movies and more on- unlikeliest of places. Sometimes it takes as well as the kids. I can understand the wasn’t diagnosed. No one could figure line with your library card at pageafterpage. a person without these basic abilities to parents’ situation dealing with the kids’ out what was wrong with me through- org. Please contact Monica Harvey at (317) remind the rest of us to remember the disabilities but I can also understand the out the rest of my high school career.” 738-2957 or [email protected] with any things that are most important in life. kids’ struggles.” Harmon wasn’t actually properly di- questions. Happy Independence Day! Sometimes what we need is just to play agnosed until a geneticist ran a test a really great game. A RARE DIAGNOSIS when she was 31. According to their website, the Hot “Looking back it probably is some- Shots Power Soccer Team is a team of Harmon has a rare form of organic ac- thing I was born with,” she said. “I just transformation. It is comprised of eight in- idemia called 3-methylglutaconic acid- didn’t start manifesting its symptoms dividuals ranging in age from 9 to 36 years uria. This disease causes mitochondrial until later.” old. The team is made up of disabled play- disorder within the body. Harmon’s husband, Michael, 35, is an ers who utilize Strike Force wheelchairs “It basically causes an energy deficien- to play the game of soccer on a basketball cy because of the mitochondrial disor- court. The Hot Shots are a part of the Unit- der,” Harmon said. “I have severe fatigue. Getting a second wind continued on page 5. ss-times.com • Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 5 The Southside Times COVER STORY

IN OUR SCHOOLS 5 QUESTIONS WITH the Harmons Who or what inspires you? MARIE – For me a couple of things inspire me. The kids inspire me every day. The growth and improvement that they’ve made. Their dedication to the sport. They’re definitely going to go far. Starting out as a young age and learning a sport is different than starting out at 35. I also had an uncle with a disability – spinal muscular atrophy – he taught me how to live life to the fullest with a disability. That was prior to me developing my own symptoms. Remembering those moments as a child with him State Senator Jack reminded me that it’s not the end of the world, life Sandlin recognizes Perry goes on and live every day to the fullest. Township Schools Do you have any pets? Recognition – Indiana State Senator Jack MICHAEL - We have four cats – all rescues. Kitt Kat, Reese, Oreo and Lilly. Sandlin presented a Joint Resolution by the Indiana General Assembly recognizing Per- What are you currently reading? ry Township Schools for receiving the 2019 MARIE – I am reading a book called Strangers National Award of Excellence for Educator Assume My Girlfriend Is My Nurse by Shane Effectiveness by the National Institute for Burcaw. He’s very popular on YouTube. He has Excellence in Teaching (NIET). Pictured are, spinal muscular atrophy, and he’s a really funny from left: Emily Hartman, Board of Educa- guy – he talks a lot about his disability and how tion president; Jack Sandlin, State Senator; he overcomes obstacles. and Pat Mapes, Superintendent. Superinten- Do you have a favorite dent. Pat Mapes and Emily Hartman accepted the honor during the May board meeting. movie-night movie? MARIE - Secondhand Lions Describe your perfect date night MARIE - Staying home on the couch watching a movie together with our cats. Michael’s busy as Left top, Drew Wilson, 27, during a practice with the team. | Right top, Luke Bertsch, 8, is one of the an IMPD officer all week long and with soccer it younger members with Hot Shots Power Soccer Team. | Bottom, eight players are on the team, ranging takes a lot of energy out of me, so I don’t do a in age from 9 to 36. They use Strike Force wheelchairs to play soccer on the basketball court. (Photos by lot. It’s rare we go out and do anything because David Arnold with Loft 58 Photography) it wears me out.

Getting a second wind continued from page 4. Harmon was at one time a social work- ied soccer because it was just too slow Perry Township students er for mental health agencies as well as a for me. This is interesting to watch and receive IndyPL cards Marion County probation officer. watching people maneuver their chairs IMPD officer who is also assistant coach of is extremely impressive.” Library news – the team as well as president of the board. Nearly 15,000 public school The game itself could be improved by students in Perry Township have joined over “The coach asked if I’d be willing to AN EXCITING ALTERNATIVE just one more thing: donations. help out,” Michael said. “I like doing the 60,000 other Marion County students in re- “Eventually my disease progressed to “I would just like people to know that mentoring and training and coaching. ceiving free Indianapolis Public Library cards, the point where I couldn’t work full time while we are a young team we’ve seen a As the season progressed I had more giving them access to a wide range of electron- anymore,” she said. “I needed some- lot of growth out of the brand-new kids free time, so I started taking over more ic resources to help in their academic study. A thing to do. I heard about power soccer, who’ve never played before,” Harmon practices because I had the time to do distribution ceremony at Abraham Lincoln looked it up and fell in love with it.” said. “They’re actually using chairs over more research on how people play.” Elementary School on May 20 marked the “It’s definitely more exciting (than reg- 15 years old. They have what’s called The board consists of one person completion of a three-year process to pro- ular soccer),” Michael said. “I’ve watched Strike Force wheelchairs, and a lot of from each team member’s family. They vide library cards to all 14,697 MSD Perry soccer, and it’s very long and a ton of just teams have sponsors and the best equip- have created a 501(c)(3) to help with Township students in grades one through 12, passing and passing and passing. This is ment. Our kids are holding their own fundraising. of which 10,557 are new cardholders. It rep- played on a basketball court. The ac- against them. The biggest thing we need The Southside couple just celebrated resents another step toward IndyPL’s goal to tion is close together. When someone right now is some donations or cor- their 13th wedding anniversary in May. provide free library cards to every school stu- has control of the ball there can only be porate sponsorship so we can get the “We both kind of got into it at the dent in Marion County. The eResource card two defenders. There is one goalie and equipment we need so we can play at same time,” Marie added. “I’ve always gives students online access to eBooks, eAu- three players on the floor. And the goal- our full potential.” been active in sports even as a young diobooks, streaming music and video and ie is allowed to leave the goal and come For more information, or to make a kid. I’m the most competitive one in my more than 80 research databases. It also al- out on the floor. Because of the speed of donation, visit hotshotspowersoccer. family. I was the sports person and my lows limited borrowing of books and other the chairs there’s constantly action go- com or find them on Facebook at Hot two brothers were more artistic.” physical materials, but young children can ing on. I’ve never been a fan of able-bod- Shots Power Soccer Team. upgrade to a full library card by visiting any IndyPL location with a parent or guardian. 6 Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 • ss-times.com TIMESOGRAPHY The Southside Times

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Marion County Fair opens with dinosaur exhibits, hot air balloon rides and fireworks

By Nancy Price K9s jumped through hoops and over Moochers, jazz and blues by Bryan From interacting with dinosaurs obstacles, caught frisbees and charmed Thompson and gospel music from 5. and learning to bait and catch fish to audiences during each performance. Grace Apostolic Church filled the air meeting princesses and superheroes Car buffs appreciated the variety of as the sun went down, followed by a and catching a lift on a hot air balloon, antiques throughout the years, going fireworks show Friday night by Circle there were many featured activities for back to Fords from the 1930s. City Pyrotechnics. guests to experience during the open- Professional chainsaw wood carving The fair continues through this Sun- ing weekend of the 89th Annual Mari- artist Jason Emmons returned to the fair, day, June 30. For a schedule, list of ac- on County Fair. using his craftsmanship to turn plain tivities and more information, go to Rescued dogs from Elite Performance tree trunks into unique sculptures. marioncountyfair.org. Classic rock by Vinnie & The

1. Thrill-seekers ride a mini roller coaster. 2. It’s so high up here! A young lady is suspended in the air. 3. Great catch! Christina Curtis of Elite Performance Canines teaches rescue dogs new tricks. 4. The midway, always popular with festivalgoers. 5. Antique cars dated back to a 1939 Ford. 6. Guests milled about, grabbing a favorite fair food or drink and browsed through clothes for sale. (Photos by Neal Smith) 6. ss-times.com • Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 7 The Southside Times MATTERS OF HEALTH

Be mindful during summer sun season

By Dr. Nydia Nunez-Estrada Wearing long sleeves and long pants Family Medicine Physician are effective ways to shield you from the at Eskenazi Health sun’s harmful rays, though it’s not often July is UV Safety Month across the Unit- feasible to do so when the sun is at full ed States, a time when everyone should force and the heat index skyrockets. Thin remember to take precau- linens and cotton clothes are comfort- tions to protect against the able to wear when it’s hot, and wearing harmful ultraviolet (UV) a wide brim hat that protects your face, rays from the sun. neck and ears is a great way to fend off I AM MORE The skin is the largest the sun’s rays. organ in our bodies and Applying sunscreen to exposed areas than my fragile bones. being neglectful in pro- of your skin is always a good idea, but it tecting it from the sun can have harm- should not be used as a way to prolong ful effects. Sunlight, tanning lamps and your time in the sun. Even with prop- beds are the main sources of UV rays that er sunscreen use, some UV rays still I am Ruth. can cause skin cancer, the most common get through. Because of this, sunscreen form of cancer in the U.S. The amount of should not be thought of as your first UV exposure a person gets depends on line of defense. Consider sunscreen as the strength of the rays, the length of time one part of your skin cancer protection the skin is exposed and whether the skin plan, especially if staying in the shade is protected with clothing or sunscreen. and wearing protective clothing are not available as your first options. People who live in areas with year- To find out more about our health care services, round, bright sunlight have a higher risk When choosing a sunscreen, be sure of skin cancer. Spending a lot of time to read the label. Sunscreens with broad please visit EskenaziHealth.edu. outdoors for work or recreation without spectrum protection and with sun pro- protective clothing and sunscreen dra- tection factor (SPF) values of 30 or high- HERE FOR Y OU >>> matically increases your risk. er are recommended. Skin cancers are one result of getting Apply sunscreen 20-30 minutes before too much sun, but there are other effects going outside and reapply it every two as well. Sunburn and tanning are the hours so it stays effective. If you’ve been short-term results of too much exposure swimming, you will want to reapply sun- to UV rays, and are signs of skin damage. screen after getting out of the water even Long-term exposure can cause early skin if two hours have not yet passed. aging, wrinkles, loss of skin elasticity, dark Many people don’t realize the cor- patches and pre-cancerous dry, scaly or rect amount of sunscreen that should rough skin. be applied. You need at least 1.5 fluid One very significant way to limit your ounces of sunscreen to cover all ex- exposure to UV light is to avoid being posed skin on your body. That’s about outdoors in direct sunlight, particularly as much sunscreen as it takes to fill an between the hours of 10 a.m. and average shot glass. 4 p.m., when UV light is stron- If you have concerns or ques- gest. If you are unsure how tions about your health, the strong the sun’s rays are, health of someone in your use the shadow test: if your family or are in need of a shadow is shorter than you primary care physician for are, the sun’s rays are the yourself or someone else, strongest and it’s important please call (317) 880-7666 to protect yourself. or visit eskenazihealth.edu/ doctors. 8 Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 • ss-times.com SOUTHSIDE PUZZLES The Southside Times

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CGHS seniors receive college eron Petty*, Brilee Reffett, Aaron Robinson*, degrees and certificates Armando Ruiz, Cassidy Rupp, Clarissa Rus- sell*, Benjamin Seifert, Madison Souchon, Academics – Center Grove High School Kacey Strouse, Lauren Tarr, Rachel Taylor*, (CGHS) honored 108 seniors for earning Hannah Temperly, Destiny Thayer, Emma Ut- college degrees or certificates through the terback, Taylor Vest, Caleb Volpp, Jeff Wag- school’s Early College (EC) program May 16. ner and Madison Watson* * College Honors. Through the EC program, students can take Fifty students will receive a 30-hour Gener- courses that earn credit toward both high al Education Core Certificate, which means school and college at the same time. Center they have met all requirements for gener- Grove High School’s commencement cer- al education courses at all state universities emony will be held June 2 at 2 p.m. in the in Indiana. Another 17 students earned be- CGHS Vandermeer Gymnasium. The follow- tween 15 and 45 credits. In total, this year’s ing 41 EC seniors will receive an associate’s EC seniors earned 5,221 college credit hours, degree in General Studies from Vincennes which is a savings of approximately $780,000 in college tuition. The Early College program Anne Gremling of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Organization presented a $1 million check to Beech University, along with their high school di- ploma: Mitchell Anderson, Stephanie Baker, is open to all CGHS students. Students are se- Grove Mayor Dennis Buckley to build a roundabout located at Churchman and Perkins avenues in lected for the program based on their read- Beech Grove. (Photo by Angela Norris) Meghan Barber*, Lillie Bridges, Corey Bris- coe* (IT), Kearstyn Carpenter, Leia Castle*, ing level, grades and recommendations. The Luke DeHaven, Aaron Eaton*, Amanda Em- program admits approximately 110 students City of Beech Grove receives $1 million for erson*, Clare Endris*, Hailey Feeser, Grace per year. Students take all of their core class- Gasper, Jordan Glogoza*, Drew Green*, Tay- es with the EC faculty and other EC students roundabout at Churchman and Perkins avenues lor Hestand, Evan Humphrey* (IT), Jarret in a small learning community. This structure Irish, Phoebe Joubert*, Kyle Kinnee, Brea Mc- increases collaboration between faculty and Dougal*, Zoey McLeod, Seth Owens, Cam- leads to increased accountability and atten- FEATURE an accident ourselves, so I think we can tion to students. attest to the need for the intersection to be safer for the residents." Greenwood Public Library By Angela Norris Buckley and Gremling said they be- announces winner of $5,000 lieve the completion of this project will Beech Grove Mayor Dennis Buckley save lives. Reading Scholarship has announced plans for a new round- "This project scored the highest of about, to be located at Churchman and Scholarship – all projects in its category." Buckley The Greenwood Public Li- Perkins avenues in Beech Grove. said. "I grew up about five houses down brary is excited to announce the winner of the Buckley received a check for over that way (pointing down the road) on Century of Reading Scholarship made possi- $1 million from the Indianapolis Met- the north side of the street and I can ble by Endress+Hauser and Tilson HR: Kaylin ropolitan Planning Organization, pre- remember being outside and play- Todor of Trafalgar, who attends Indian Creek sented by Executive Director Anne ing and hearing crashes down here on High School (pictured with Cheryl Dobbs, Gremling, on June 13. The roundabout, this corner. This is long overdue. We Director of Greenwood Public Library). This made possible by a federal grant, will have several projects that are going on scholarship is a one-time award that was be built in the shape of a peanut. Of- throughout Beech Grove and the MPO open to a senior student attending a Johnson ficials say that they hope to have the has been very gracious and they're very County High School or a homeschool student project completed by July 2022. strict on their scoring, but we've been who lives in the county. It was established to "I am pleased today to announce that very fortunate. This is a project that I honor the Greenwood Public Library’s 100 we are awarding some funding to Beech am looking forward to not only as may- years of service to the community, which has Grove to fix the intersection behind or but as a citizen of Beech Grove. This been commemorated by the Century of Read- me,” Gremling said, "I know firsthand is our federal tax dollars coming back ing sculpture hanging in the library’s lobby. about the crashes that occur there. to Beech Grove and working for us." Applications were received in March and the When the mayor was showing me the For more information and updates panel of judges met in April to determine the intersection, not only was there a crash on the project, please go to beech- winner. Congratulations to Kaylin for receiv- being cleaned up when we approached grove.com/churchmanarlington- ing this $5,000 scholarship. She plans to at- the intersection, but we nearly got into round-a-bout. tend DePauw University or Butler University to study Chemistry (Pre-Med). 10 Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 • ss-times.com BEECH GROVE MARKETPLACE The Southside Times

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BGCS announces school SHOP enrollment dates Academics – Registration for return- ing BGCS students for the 2019-2020 school year begins July 1. Students may LOCAL! re-enroll online from July 1-13. Stu- dents new to the school district should enroll at Beech Grove High School from July 9-11, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. For ques- BARBER SHOP tions, please call (317) 788-4481 or go to bgcs.k12.in.us. School begins July 31. BEECH SuperSaver! GROVE Senior Haircuts Barber Shop $9 on Wednesday 1865 Church Ave. Bollywood Beats performs at Asian Festival spotlights one Asian coun- BEECH GROVE We love kids! 12th Annual Asian Fest try." In the 12th edition of the Asian Fest, (317) 787-3576 Kid’s cuts just $10 South Korea was the featured country. International culture – The 12th Annu- Guests visited the Korean exhibit area to al Asian Fest, presented by Asian Ameri- learn about the country, people and their BEAUTY can Alliance, was filled with new discov- culture and customs. With the Korean eries, flavors, sights and sound from Asia, American Association of Indiana the BARBER AVAILABLE Beech Grove residents receive at the Indiana State Museum/White Riv- event partner, the visitors enjoyed photo- Thurs, Fri & Sat Masonic scholarships er State Park on June 23. Bollywood Beats graphs against the backdrop of the Seoul of Beech Grove presented lively dances (capital of South Korea) banner. Alexan- Scholarships – Taylor Upshaw, daugh- on popular Indian film songs. Jenny Bhu- dria Audritsh, who was crowned the Indy International Festival queen, was among Walk-ins Welcome ter of Kevin and Betty Upshaw; Kirstyn patkar Chakrabarti, who originally hails Magic Combs Nohlechek, daughter of Steve and Kim from Mumbai (India) is the owner of the five models from different countries Nohlececk; Kayla Matkins, daughter the Bollywood Beats. According to Ru- selected for the family-free event, which HAIRSTYLES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY of Ryan and Kim Matkins; and Pay- pal Thanawala, Board President of the drew a sizable crowd. Sen Jim Merrit was 3535 S. Emerson Ave., Beech Grove ton Parker (not pictured), daughter of Asian American Alliance, "every year, the also in attendance. ( Churchman Hill Plaza ) 356-9909 Christopher Bass, have each received a $1,300 Masonic scholarship from the Beech Grove Library 1, 6-7 p.m. at the Beech Grove Branch, EVENTS Scholarship Board of the Grand Lodge patrons to create poetry 1102 Main St. For more information, call of Indiana, Free and Accepted Masons. as part of the 2019 Adult (317) 275-4560 or go to attend.indypl. The Grand Lodge of Indiana Scholar- org/event/1896674. The Adult Summer ship Board distributes earnings from an Summer Reading Program Reading Program is all about celebrating HORNET PARK COMMUNITY CENTER endowment, making it one of the largest Summer Reading – stories that have been revived, reimag- fraternal scholarship funds in the coun- As part of India- ined and retold. For the recommended try. Over the years of operation, over $6 napolis Public Library’s 2019 Adult Sum- summer reading book list, go to indypl. Buzz Club million in scholarship funds have helped mer Reading Program, “Favorite Fiction: org/srp2019. This program, led by ex- over 7,000 Hoosier students realize their Rebooted,” create poetry by artfully dec- EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY! perts from the Indianapolis Art Center, educational goals. Taylor Upshaw at- orating pages out of old books. Gain in- is made possible by Friends of the Li- tends Ivy Tech, Kirstyn Nohlechek at- spiration from the words on the page and brary through gifts to The Indianapolis ONLY $30 tends IUPUI and Kayla Matkins attends reimagine then into a visual and verbal Public Library Foundation. 2019-2020 PER Anderson University. masterpiece. This event will be held July AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR GRADES K-6 WEEK! Each additional child in household $15 REAL ESTATE YOUR AD COULD BE HERE! Registration fee $30 CALL ARE YOU HAVING A CALL Register before July 15th TODAY! TODAY! and we will waive the registration fee GARAGE SALE?

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Cures for the Dog Days of Summer

So far, we’ve had quite an unusual summer with cooler temperatures and lots ... and lots ... of rain. But get ready for the Dog Days of Summer. The Dog Days of Summer, usually between July 3-Aug. 11, includes a period of drought and occasional strong thun- derstorms that bring the hottest and TOP 10 REASONS muggiest days of the year. The Southside has plenty of ways to TO STICK AROUND help you beat the heat. By Torry Stiles • Freedom Springs Aquatic Park: From tall slides with twists and turns, a lazy (Dear readers - Depression has claimed river, cabanas and shelters to an “is- a few of my friends recently. Probably land” that functions as a stage for live a few of yours, too. Community Hospi- music performances and a “Puppy tal, Valle Vista, St. Vincent's, St. Francis POOLooza” event, when your favorite and several other locations offer 24/7 pooch can enjoy a swim. assistance when you need it. I'm no good • Free open house galleries and First at serious stuff so here are a few things Friday events. Grab an iced drink or you might keep in mind when the dark- cold glass of beer in an air-conditioned ness seems overwhelming.) room while hobnobbing with artists and viewing works for sale. Visit South- 10. You'll never get another chance to side Art League’s Open House, Beech have a Twitter war with one of those Grove First Fridays and First Friday folks who like to type in all caps. events in Fountain Square. STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE 9. There's still a chance you could be bit- • The Summer Reading Program ten by a radioactive spider. through all Indianapolis Public Library The Southside Times is all about people nized? Email your “Stars and Strikes” to locations. Grab a spot in the shade and our community. What do you like [email protected]. Nancy VanAren- 8. Dr. Pepper has a few more flavors to and read from this year’s recom- in your neighborhood? What don’t you donk of Franklin Township contributed trot out. mended book list. Take the kids to a like? Who has done something nice, no to this week's Stars and Strikes. 7. The next Ryan Reynolds project. free “Summer Showtime Film” at the matter how small, and should be recog- library as well. 6. I' m betting the new Red Line goes bust • Learn new dance skills. The German in five years. Want a piece of that? American Klub is hosting dance les- Stars: to all who donated items Stars: to the 2nd annual Garfield 5. You're only hurting the ones who care. sons on most Wednesday nights for, or made purchases at, the Park Art & Music Festival, featur- throughout the summer (the next Franklin Township Historical Society’s ing local musicians and bands of diverse 4. Once you're gone folks are going to be dance lesson is on July 10). 2019 Rummage Sale fundraiser, making it genres performing their own original mu- going through your stuff. Are you sure you cleaned out your web history? • Summer music concerts: Arrive early such a success! The society also thanks sic, around 40 artists, beers by Garfield to secure the shadiest spot at free out- Jersey Mike’s Subs for providing free Brewery, trucks and vendors, kids’ crafts 3. The great taste of Miracle Whip. door music concerts, including those sandwiches for those working at the sale! and activities. performing at the Greenwood Amphi- 2. You still haven't learned the lyrics to, "Louie, Louie." theater and the Greenwood Park Mall. Stars: to the Greenwood Free- Stars: to the Greenwood Rotary dom Festival this weekend! Be- Satellite Club’s first meeting this 1. There is still someone out there who sides a catered dinner and drinks from Friday at 8:30 a.m. at Brickhouse Coffee. loves you and cares. They may be total Oaken Barrel Brewing Company, there The Satellite club is an extension of the strangers, but they are out there. will be 200 booths, live music and new Greenwood Rotary club but has its own and bigger attractions with the new meetings, board and bylines, in addition Kids Zone. to service projects and fundraisers. For The Southside Times more info, call Amy at (317) 626-5379. welcomes letters to the editor in good taste. QUOTE OF THE WEEK All submissions are subject to editing. BELIEVE IT! Please send to [email protected]. “Do your work with your whole heart, and All letters must be signed. Our nation has all sorts of arcane, Please include a daytime you will succeed – there’s so little competition.” nonsensical laws on the books. Each week, phone number for we’ll share one with you ... verification purposes only. – Elbert Hubbard In Vermont, at one time it was illegal to tie a American writer giraffe to a telephone pole. Source: dumblaws.com ss-times.com • Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 13 The Southside Times COMMUNITY

BUSINESS Beech Grove senior receives multiple music scholarships J. Koon attends 2019 investment news retirement income summit FEATURE lifetime friends and memories. to become a student leader and idol to "It's a ton of fun with people who be- the other students in the band program. Conference – come your family," Spencer said. He has "It really has nothing to do with Janette F. Koon, Financial Ad- By Angela Norris also participated in pep band, concert music,” Wynn said. “Watching young visor with Waddell & Reed, attended the band, jazz band, winter percussion and adults grow up and evolve into confi- 2019 Investment News Re- Spencer Chapman, a Beech Grove solo and ensemble. In 2019, Spencer dent people with morals and life skills, tirement Income Summit in High School senior and standout per- won three gold medals and one silver I think that is the most important thing Chicago on May 14 & 15. The cussion player, has been accepted to during his solo and ensemble perfor- I can give my students." Wynn has high conference was attended by fi- three local colleges with academic and mance. Spencer was also awarded out- hopes Spencer will be a great band di- nancial services professionals music scholarships. standing percussion in 2017. rector one day in front of his own stu- from across the country. The After receiving acceptance letters During his senior year, Spencer ven- dents. "I will be watching with pride," conference offered seminars from the University of Indianapolis, tured into a new passion for the stage Wynn said. on various retirement-related topics such as Butler University and DePauw Univer- with his girlfriend Mackenzie Martin Tonya, who also attended BGHS, Social Security, retirement income, health- sity, Spencer weighed his options. He by his side. The pair played Kenickie joined Beech Grove Band Boosters the care and ways to structure retirement port- ultimately decided UIndy was the best Murdoch and Betty Rizzo, respective- first year Spencer was in marching band. folios. Koon has been a professional in the choice for his future and accepted a ly, in the musical Grease, and Colonel She started by feeding the students and financial services industry for over 25 years. scholarship from the Richard R. Lugar Mustard and Miss Scarlett in the pro- eventually became treasurer. Tonya Koon joined Waddell & Reed in 1993. Her Academic Recognition Award. duction of Clue. Spencer also helped would spend 20 hours or more a week office is located in Old Town Greenwood at Spencer has had a love of percussion build sets for plays. doing “band mom” duties. 399 N. Madison Ave., Suite 101. Koon holds since he was a little boy. "It all started "Spencer is the most kind, humble "The first year it was very eye open- the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ when I was 6 and I got a rock band for (person) and he is extremely talent- ing. I didn't realize everything that (CFP®) certification, along with The Char- Christmas with the electronic drums," ed and he's handsome too," Macken- went into making this happen." Tonya tered Mutual Fund Counselor (CMFC), Spencer said. "He was always drumming zie said. Spencer was also asked to play said. "I wanted to be a band mom be- Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor on everything everywhere we went," percussion for the Beech Grove show cause it does take so much time and (CRPC), Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) Tonya Chapman, Spencer's mom, add- choirs. He is a National Honor Society that was time I could still spend with and Certified in Long-Term Care (CLTC) ed. He found his talent. member and teaches percussion in an him to support him. I am his biggest designations. Founded in 1937, Waddell Spencer started playing percussion advanced music instruction class to the cheerleader and I always want him to & Reed today has grown to more than 160 with the Marching Hornets his sixth younger students at Beech Grove Mid- know I'm there for him." registered offices nationwide. The company grade year. "I really wanted to get into dle School. One of her favorite memories is see- offers a wide array of investment products percussion so I tried really hard and I Cory Wynn is the band director for ing Spencer come out onto the field as and services, as well as a variety of insurance think I was the last kid to get in, actu- BGHS; he taught Spencer for six years. a seventh grader with the high school products through sales arrangements with ally," he said. Spencer decided he wanted to be a kids and feeling so proud that he was outside insurance agencies and companies. Spencer not only learned about mu- band director his freshman year. feeling confident. For more information contact Janette Koon sic, but he learned strong leadership "It was just unusual from an early on BGHS Marching Hornets wish Spen- at (317) 887-1764 or (800) 968-7819. and everyday life skills. Learning how age that he decided he wanted to be a cer the best for his future. The March- to build communication skills was band director." Wynn said. "He decided ing Hornets end each practice, saying Indianapolis EMS a very important part of his lessons he had a goal and made it happen." loud and in unison, "with pride.” Spen- announces new chief through band. He has met and made Spencer had a strong drive and grew cer Chapman has delivered that. New chief – Indianapolis EMS (IEMS) announces Dan O’Donnell, M.D. as the new chief. Dr. O’Donnell has served as IEMS chief medical director since 2014 and deputy medical director from 2007 to 2014. He is an associate clinical professor of emergency medicine at the IU School of Medicine and the division chief of EMS for the school’s Department of Emergency Medicine. He is also the medical director of pre-hospital care at Eskenazi Health. Dr. O’Donnell also serves as medical director for Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department as well as a medical specialist for Indiana Task Force 1, and previously served as medical director for Indianapolis Fire Depart- ment. In 2016, Dr. O’Donnell led an effort that placed more than 70 automatic external defi- brillators (AEDs) throughout the city of Indi- anapolis and delivered training to the public on how to operate them. The effort is aimed at helping to increase the survival rate of people suffering cardiac arrest. In 2018, Dr. O’Donnell was recognized as one of the Indianapolis Spencer Chapman will attend the University of Indianapolis this fall. (Submitted photo) Business Journal’s Forty under 40. 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extension of the Greenwood Rotary club (parent club) but has its own meetings, board and bylaws. This is an extension of the Greenwood club, so you could join us anytime for lunch ($8) and you’ll be included on our emails about service projects, fundraisers and so on ... just as your group would include us on your emails about service/outreach and so on. These meetings would be determined by the group. | When: June 28, 8:30 a.m. | Where: Brickhouse Coffee, 100 Byrd Way. | Info: (317) 626- CALENDAR OF EVENTS 5379; [email protected]. Freedom Festival Concert • Come join us for the BEECH GROVE Next Stop Beech Grove • Open to all Main street reading list. The book to be discussed is, Spinning patriotic “opening act” of the Greenwood Freedom businesses and property owners, as well as those Silver by Naomi Novik. | When: July 1, 6:30 p.m. Festival. We will be presenting a treasured collec- wishing to help our mission. Meets the fourth Tues- | Where: Franklin Road Library, 5550 S. Franklin tion of patriotic favorites and will be joined by a Yoga • Yoga classes are now held each week on day of every month. Open to everyone! | When: July Road. | Info: (317) 275-4380; attend.indypl.org/ full choir for the second half of the concert. We will Thursdays. $5. | When: June 27, 6 p.m. | Where: 23, 10 a.m. | Where: Beech Grove City Hall, 5520 event/1896778. be providing refreshments and will have a gift bas- Hornet Park Community Center, 5245 Hornet Ave. Churchman Ave. | Info: /NextStopBeechGrove. ket giveaway during the short intermission. Bring | Info: Call (317) 788-4986 for questions. GARFIELD PARK your lawn chairs, blankets and American pride. As Beech Grove Comprehensive Drug Free Coali- always, the concert admission is free and provided Beautify Beech Grove Farmers Market • Produce tion • A group of community members from Beech by and for the community of Greenwood. We hope and more from local vendors, including Mithoefer Grove and the surrounding area with a commit- Animal Meet and Greet with Silly Safaris • Chil- to see you there, and, as always, thank you for Produce, Fletch’s Apple Lane, Selb’s Hoosier Honey, ment to reduce substance use disorder/addiction dren of all ages and families are invited to meet your continued support! | When: June 28, 7-8 p.m. McGowans Market, Hoosier Sugar Daddy Syrups, and promote behavioral health across the lifespan up to three live critters during the casual drop-in | Where: Greenwood Amphitheater (Surina Square Simply Divine Cupcakes and Brumbly Farms. | of its citizens. Meet the fourth Tuesday of each session with Silly Safaris. Ask questions and take Park), 100 Surina Way. | Info: greenwoodband.org/ When: Tuesdays through Oct. 26, 3-7 p.m. | Where: month. | When: July 23, 5-7 p.m. | Where: Hornet pictures will the animals are there! | When: June ourevents/freedom-festival-concert-2019. South Emerson Church of God, 3939 S. Emerson Park Community Center, 5245 Hornet Ave. | Info: 28, 3-4 p.m. | Where: Garfield Park Library, 2502 Ave. (In the parking lot.) | Info: (317) 850-6898; beechgrovecdfc.org Shelby St. | Info: (317) 275-4490; attend.indypl.org/ Grief Share Support Group • Whether your grief [email protected]. event/1889358. is fresh or recurring, the Grief Share groups are de- Music on Main • Music on Main is quickly becom- signed to help with your journey. Some of you have Summer Lunch Program • Free lunch for children ing a premiere music event in Beech Grove. This Garfield Park Art and Music Festival • The 2nd attended previously, and we want to welcome you 18 and under; $3 for adults. | When: June 3-July 19, summer concert features local and regional musi- annual Garfield Park Art & Music Festival is an outback. Many of you have just begun your journey M-F, lunch at 1 p.m., park program at 1:30 p.m. | cal talents and attracts visitors throughout Central door festival celebrating the art, music and culture and those feelings of loss and confusion are some- Where: Mondays & Tuesdays at Hornet Park Com- Indiana. Food trucks, a kids zone, unique arts, crafts, of Indianapolis. The festival will feature a handful of thing we all share. Southland’s Grief Share group is munity Center; Wednesdays at Don Challis Park; jewelry, health products, a beer garden and much local musicians and bands of diverse genres per- open to all denominations and you can start any and Thursdays & Fridays at Sarah T. Bolton Hilltop more make Music on Main a popular, free, family- forming their original music. Up to 40 local artists week; however, we would like you to register by Shelter. | Info: (317) 788-4986; beechgrove.com/ friendly event. There will also be a live performance working in a variety of mediums will also host artist return email to Mary. The cost is $20 for the work- hornet-park. by The Second Half Band & Full Moon Dogs. | When: booths with their fine art and handmade wares for book, unless you already purchased one, and can Aug. 24, 4-9 p.m. | Where: Main Street. | Info: beech- sale. Enjoy beers by Garfield Brewery, as well as lo- be paid during class. | When: July 3-Sept. 25, 6-8 Mini Monday • Learn and play program for pre- grovechamber.org/music-on-main. cal food trucks and vendors. This all-ages, free event p.m. | Where: Southland Community Church, 5800 schoolers. Free of charge. | When: July 1, 10 a.m. | is part of Indy Parks’ annual Pack the Parks day and Smith Valley Road. | Info: Mary at (317) 340-3284 or Where: Hornet Park Community Center, 5245 Hor- will also feature kids’ crafts and activities for family- [email protected]. net Ave. | Info: (317) 788-4986. FOUNTAIN SQUARE friendly fun. Join us for a summer evening filled with local music and art in the outdoor field behind Quilt Connection Guild’s Annual Summer Party • Zumba • Zumba classes are held each week on Super Structure Design Class for Kids • Chil- the Garfield Park Arts Center. | When: June 29, 4-9 The Quilt Connection Guild will meet for the guild’s Mondays $5. | When: July 1, 6 p.m. | Where: Hornet dren ages 6 and up are invited to join Snapology p.m. | Where: Garfield Park Arts Center, 2432 Con- annual summer party. Come enjoy delicious food Park Community Center, 5245 Hornet Ave. | Info: in a session to design and build super structures. servatory Dr. | Info: (317) 327-7135; gpacarts.org/ and the lively company of fellow quilting art lovers! Call (317) 788-4986 for questions. They’ll learn a bit about architecture while building Garfield-park-art-music-festival. Guests and new members are always welcome. | with Legos. | When: July 2, 1 p.m. | Where: Fountain When: July 5, 7-9 p.m. | Where: 525 N. Madison Ave. Snakes! With Take Flight • Children of all ages and Square Library, 1066 Virginia Ave. | Info: (317) 275- GREENWOOD | Info: [email protected]. families are invited to experience the truth about 4390; attend.indypl.org/event/1892133. these much-maligned reptiles during this presenta- Southside Art League Open House • A One- tion by educators from Take Flight Wildlife. | When: FRANKLIN Greenwood Mall Summer Concert Series • Every Artist-Show by Hoosier artist Lola S. McElyea. Our July 3, 1 p.m. | Where: Beech Grove Library, 1102 Thursday this summer, Greenwood Park Mall will guest artists will be exhibiting a collection of art us- Main St. | Info: (317) 275-4560. present a different artist or band, providing coming a variety of media and innovative techniques. JCCF Community Painting Day • The winners munity members and families with entertainment Lola considers herself a “Progressive Traditionalist” Beech Grove Fireworks Event • Food vendors pro- of the Johnson County Community Foundation all summer long. All performances will begin at 6:30 because she is always on the lookout for any new vided by local businesses and not-for-profit organi- (JCCF)’s 2019 Color the County Mural Program de- p.m. unless otherwise noted online. Performances medium or a better way to produce art. New prod- zations and a DJ starts at 6 p.m.; a 50/50 raffle draw- sign contest and the 2019 have been announced. will take place near the outdoor fountain on the ucts allow her to varnish her watercolor paintings ing begins prior to fireworks and fireworks begin Shannon McKeon’s mural design was chosen for mall’s north side. Mixtape plays today. | When: June that require no matting or glass when framed. She around 10 p.m. Limited parking spaces within the the mural location at Richards Brick Oven Pizza. 27, 6:30 p.m. | Where: Greenwood Park Mall, 1251 also paints using Genesis Heat Set Oils. Lola does park reserved for vehicles with valid handicapped JCCF invites residents of all ages to help bring the US-31 N. | Info: shopgreenwoodparkmall.com; commissioned portraits and other subjects. Con- tags or license plates only. Free event. Rain date murals to life this summer. Painting supplies and : GreenwoodParkMall. tact the artist at (317) 745-9939 or at lomac240@ is Aug. 10. | When: July 3, 5:30-10:30 p.m. | Where: refreshments will be provided. | When: June 29, 9 att.net. Light refreshments will be served. | When: Sarah Bolton Park, 1300 Churchman Ave. | Info: BG- a.m.-noon. | Where: 249 S. Main St. | Info: jccf.org/ Purse Bingo • The Social of Greenwood will host July 12, 6-8 p.m. | Where: Southside Art League, 299 promoters.org. mural-program; questions: Kim Minton at kimm@ “Purse Bingo.” Michael Kors, Coach and Kate Spade. E. Broadway St. | Info: Bev Mathis at (317) 888-6565 jccf.org. Tickets are $35. Ticket sales start June 1 at 9 a.m. at or (317) 313-5922. Beautify Beech Grove • A nonprofit organization the Refuge, 1111 South Park Dr. Cash or check only. whose mission is to raise money to offset tax bur- FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Must be 18 years or older to participate. | When: Book Chat: Books & Tea • Come find your next fa- dens on the citizens of Beech Grove by beautify- June 27, doors open at 5 p.m.; the game starts at vorite read and support a local business at the same ing their town. Meets the second Tuesday of each 6 p.m. | Where: The Barn at Bay Horse Inn, 1468 W. time. We’ll fill you in on new titles added to the GPL month at Beech Grove Branch Library. | When: July Adult Summer Reading Program Book Discus- Stones Crossing Road. | Info: (317) 882-4810; theso- 9, 6 p.m. | Where: Beech Grove Library, 1102 Main St. sion • As part of the library’s 2019 Summer Reading cialofgreenwood.org. | Info: [email protected]. Program, “Favorite Fiction: Rebooted,” join others in a discussion of books on this year’s adult summer Greenwood Rotary Satellite Club • We are holding an informational meeting for a Satellite club, an Calendar continued on page 17. ss-times.com • Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 17 The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY

★★★★✩ • R • Drama • 2 hours, 1 minute An Affordable Assisted Lifestyle Community The Last Black Man in San Francisco for the Older Adult. CELEBRATING A touching and provocative film about love, loss and a house 1 YEAR! APARTMENTS ARE LIMITED. MOVIE REVIEW Last Black Man in San Francisco aims to stint of experiencing homelessness. Jimmie challenge our implicit biases and destroy is joined on his quest to take back his home the notion that people can be in any way, by his best friend and aspiring playwright, By Bradley Lane meaningfully categorized. Montgomery. Though completely impossi- Jimmie Fails and Joe Talbot were child- ble to take back his house, Mont and Jim- The Last Black Man in San Francisco hood friends turned professional collab- mie give everything they have to try and se- is a deeply human story told through an orators when they set out to make their cure their home. even stronger expressionistic lens. One of first feature film together, with Fails in Jimmie and Mont’s friendship quickly the film’s earliest sequences sees its cen- the lead role and Talbot in the director’s becomes the most important aspect of the tral two characters riding a single skate- chair, working with a script developed by film as we view them open up to one anoth- board together. This sequence uses an al- the pair together. After a very successful er in strikingly honest and open dialogue. It Amenities Services most documentarian style of filming by crowdfunding campaign of over 1,500 do- is a beautiful relationship they have, which • Private apartment with full, setting a deep focus on the faces of various nors and $80,000, Talbot and Fails secured makes it all the more disappointing that the private bathroom onlookers as they traverse deeper into the • Kitchenette with sink, refrigerator full funding and distribution from Brad film whiffs its final moments as their rela- titular city. We observe a progression as and microwave Pitt’s production company, Plan B and the tionship becomes the crux of an emotionally we move from a presumably low-income • Ample closet space hottest indie production studio, A24. With complex, yet ultimately hallow ending. area populated by smiling predominately • Individually controlled heating and such passion and talent behind the project, Despite its missteps in the final few min- black and brown faces, to distained and air conditioning it is no surprise that The Last Black Man utes The Last Black Man in San Francisco is a confused less diverse, higher income ar- • Carpet in living and sleeping areas in San Francisco is a triumphant film that visually striking and intellectually dense film eas. The decision to focus on these faces • Linoleum in kitchen and ceramic tile oozes with style and virtuosity. It is nearly that demands audiences walk out of the the- gets at the driving force of The Last Black in bathroom unfathomable that this is Talbot’s first and ater with thoughts spinning in their heads. Man of San Francisco, that despite focus- • Emergency call devices in bathroom only feature film. and bedroom ing on and dedicating the entire frame to The story follows Jimmie as he passion- • Pre-wired for cable TV and telephone their presence, we know nothing about ately fights for his home, a beautiful 19th Bradley is a Beech Grove High School • Mini-blinds provided them. Within each face is a lifetime of ex- alumnus and has been enamored by century two-story home in the heart of the periences, wants, desires, trials, losses and film for as long as he can remember. city. Jimmie and his father had been evict- He is currently in his third year studying triumphs that made them into the person Services ed from that house when he was young and at IUPUI, majoring in Media and Public • Ongoing health monitoring and on that screen, but by merely seeing them Affairs with a minor in Film. Bradley can has spent the time since then bouncing nursing assessments we know nothing of them besides our be contacted at [email protected]. from one place to another in an extended • Assistance with activities for daily living: own hastily made first impressions. The bathing, dressing, walking, personal grooming and hygiene Calendar continued from page 16. INDIANAPOLIS Helping Heroes Freedom Ride • Do you love live • Medication reminders and assistance music, food trucks, door prizes and a police-escort- • Three restaurant-style meals daily ed motorcycle ride benefiting homeless veterans? plus snacks SoIndy Summit/Summer Picnic • This is a fam- Then you’ll love Helping Heroes Freedom Ride. | • Weekly housekeeping and laundry services collection and exciting selections that should be ily event for all SoIndy residents and stakeholders. When: July 27, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Where: Marion Coun- • Assistance with transportation needs on your reading radar. Join us for a fun discussion. | Pitch-in items, by neighborhood, are: Bean Creek ty Fairgrounds, 7300 E. Troy Ave. | Info: (800) 400- • 24-hour staffng and reception desk When: July 12, 6 p.m. | Where: Sassafras Tea Room, & Rosedale Hills (salads); Garfield Park & Merid- 4520; in.gov/dva. 229 N. Madison Ave. | Info: (317) 885-5036; green- ian Raymond (side dishes); NW Perry, South Vil- • Range of interesting and varied programs woodlibrary.us. lage (drinks); Carson Heights (chips); and Univer- and events sity Heights (desserts). | When: June 30, 1-3 p.m. | SOUTHPORT • Medicaid accepted 2019 Chamber Golf Classic • There’s no better way Where: St. Roch gymnasium, 3603 S. Meridian St. | to mix business with pleasure than by playing in or Info: Susan Turkell at (317) 596-5487, soindy.org. Due to growth we are hiring few good people. Summer Showtime Films • Children and families LPN’S, QMA’S and CNA’S. sponsoring the Southside’s largest business net- are invited for a showing of the film, Smallfoot. (PG) working event! This outing is popular because we PERRY TOWNSHIP | When: July 3, 1 p.m. | Where: Southport Library, provide breakfast, lunch and dinner, not to mention 2630 E. Stop 11 Road. | Info: (317) 275-4510; attend. the games, prizes and camaraderie! Spend a warm indypl.org/event/1870125. summery day networking with local businesses on German Folk Dance Lessons • Come break a leg the beautiful rolling fairways at Dye’s Walk Country with us on Wednesday nights! Want to experience Club. You’ll make valuable business connections, Oktoberfest a whole new way? Dance! Join now enjoy plentiful food and drink and support your to learn German Folk Dance and perform with Die local chamber. All golf registrations will be held on Fledermauschen Tanzgruppe at the German Ameri- a first-paid basis! Dye’s Walk Country Club phone can Klub Oktoberfest. | When: July 10, 7:30-9 p.m. | number for day-of-event directions is (317) 535- Where: German American Klub, 8602 S. Meridian St. 8635. | When: July 25, 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m. | Where: Dye’s | Info: Marie Lawlor at (317) 501-4814; mlawlor63@ For more information, call Walk Country Club, 2080 S. State Road 135. | Info: yahoo.com. ENJOY YOUR WEEK! greenwoodchamber.com/events. 317-885-4446 Cultivating Garden Club • Topic: “Container Gar- Visit ss-times.com Center Grove High School Class of 1969 50th Re- dening for All Four Seasons.” Speaker: Beckie Mc- 8601 South Shelby Street union • Visit with your old friends and find out what Guire, Master Gardner Educator. New members are for weekly Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 your classmates have been up to! Check in starts at welcome. | When: July 18, 6 p.m. | Where: St. John’s hellenicseniorliving-indianapolis.com 11:45 a.m. | When: Sept. 15, 2-6 p.m. | Where: Barn at UCC, U.S. 31 & Southport Road. | Info: Diana Wil- news and events. Bay Horse Inn, 1468 W. Stones Crossing Road. | Info: liams at (317) 258-7916. Managed by Gardant Management Solutions Jeanne at (317) 216-5991. 18 Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 • ss-times.com LIFESTYLE The Southside Times

Dog=God? Proper nutrition for your pet’s health, well-being and life span

NUTRITION Look for healthy preservatives on the coat health and preventing dry, itchy skin ingredients label like vitamin E (mixed and hot spots. Add a pinch of turmeric tocopherols) or C. Sidestep foods with powder, chopped wheat grass, kale, peas, By Wendell Fowler chemical preservatives ethoxyquin, carrots, green beans, cooked sweet pota- Puzzle Time Answers BHA, BHT or Propyl Gallate, all impli- to, grated apples, coconut oil and probi- SEE PAGE 8 Sandi and my existence would be in- cated in many health problems, includ- otics. Dogs supplemented with appropri- complete without the unconditional ing cancer. ate nutrition live tail-wagging, long and Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: love, companionship and faithfulness of Never, ever treat your yard with can- healthy lives. our two Morkies, Teddy and Scarlet, the Sites: FACEBOOK, LINKEDIN, REDDIT, cer-causing Roundup, or feed them Your fur babies couldn’t care less SNAPCHAT, TWITTER, YOUTUBE; diva. Feeding our beloved dogs properly dairy, chocolate, coffee grounds, grapes, that Gravy Train makes its own gravy. Artists: ARMSTRONG, BASIE, is hugely significant to their well-being, avocado, onions, garlic, raisins, nutmeg, Evolve, scrutinize labels and upgrade life span and overall health. Ours too. ELLINGTON, COLTRANE, DAVIS; baking powder/soda, raw fish, smoked your pooch’s meals. Although all life Bird: BATH, BRAIN, HOUSE, SEED; As tribute to our many dogs who crossed meats, jerky treats from China, bacon, is born to die, we’re never prepare for the rainbow bridge, I’m sharing ways we hotdogs, or sugary foods! With a few death’s arrival, but we mustn’t hasten Items: PRETZEL, TORTE, WURST; can show love to our “fur-buddies” while exceptions, today’s doggie junk food is it. Teddy and Scarlett love us no matter Towns: FORT WAYNE, SOUTH BEND; we can still rub their favorite spot as they stepped-on with corn, wheat, soy, food what – just like the great creator. I look Pick: BITADZE lick and nuzzle our hand in gratitude. colorings and preservatives. Corn and up and I see God, I look down and see While they eagerly walk beside you most grains are not easily digestible un- my dog. in life, enrich their vittles with nourish- less refined into a meal or flour and then Southside New Quiz ment they’d naturally eat in the wild: not cooked. Seek organic, grain-free food. SEE PAGE 2 GMO corn, wheat, soy and the entrails Chef Wendell is a public speaker Dogs should have a shiny coat, a high and syndicated food writer. 1. A, 2. B, 3. D, 4. C, 5. D and internal organs of other animals. energy level and you should be able to feel To book Chef for your social Read labels: The first item on the list of their ribs through the skin. Enhance your organization, school or business: [email protected]. ingredients should be meat like chicken dog’s meals by adding ground flax seed or or lamb. Not chicken meal as the prima- canned sardines in water that brim with ry ingredient. Omega-3 fatty acids, critical for skin and

What happened to ‘to be’? A Midwestern rebel against Shakespeare

GRAMMAR GUY question is: what happened to ‘to be’? You I’m not sure what caused the omis- see, Ann’s tan van needed to be washed. sion of “to be.” Maybe high school stu- It didn’t “need washed,” as she declared. In dents don’t appreciate being forced to By Curtis Honeycutt this case, “washed” is what’s considered a read Shakespeare in their English classes, passive participle, and it requires the in- so they’ve begun a rebellion and have an- The following is a scenario based on real finitive phrase “to be” in order to pass swered Prince Hamlet with a resounding events. Any names have been changed to grammar muster. “not to be.” avoid embarrassment and grammar-shaming. I know this omission of “to be” doesn’t When Shakespeare wrote his plays, he My friend, Ann, drives a van. Ann drives only happen in Indiana; this may very well wrote many of his jokes for the broadest a tan van, and she’s married to Stan, but be a Midwestern grammar faux pas. I’m in- audience possible. Now his stuff is con- this story isn’t about him. It’s about Ann terested to see if readers from outside the sidered “classic” and “timeless.” Perhaps and her tan van. One day, Ann’s tan van Midwest hear this ear-splitting construc- there’s hope for my writing to stand the was uncommonly tawny in its hue be- tion. If not, send me an email with your re- test of time after all. Of course, much of it cause, you see, it was dirty. “My van needs gional grammar issue. still needs to be edited. washed,” surmised Ann. Besides “need,” I’ve also heard this As soon as Ann said this, my ears felt as phraseology used with the words “want” Curtis Honeycutt is a freelance if they were going to explode. I resisted the and “like.” For instance: My pet bear wants urge to correct her, because we were with a humor writer. Have a grammar scratched. My son likes fed multiple times question? Connect with him on group of people, and I try to avoid correct- per day. As I type this, my word proces- Twitter @curtishoneycutt or at curtishoneycutt.com. ing people’s grammar in public. sor’s squiggly red line is having a field day. If Prince Hamlet wondered “To be, or My pet bear wants to be scratched. My son not to be, that is the question,” then my likes to be fed multiple times per day. ss-times.com • Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 19 The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries

OBITUARIES AROUND TOWN

Michael Trulock, M.D.(Danielle) and Nicholas Todd Saturday, June 29 at G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Larry W. Arnold Jr. Trulock; as well as six great-grandchildren. He is also Funeral Home, 1605 S. State Road 135, Greenwood. Boys Lacrosse All-Conference Larry W. Arnold Jr., 57, of Indianapolis, died June survived by numerous extended family and close He will be buried in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. Team announced 13, 2019. He was born in Lafayette, Indiana on June friends. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 6, 1962 to the late Larry W. Arnold Thursday, June 27 at 10 a.m. in St. Barnabas Catholic Athletics – The Circle City Conference an- Sr., and Jean Wilson-Goodman. Church (8300 Rahke Road, Indianapolis, IN 46217). Larry was a longtime staff member Audrey Duff nounced the All-Conference Team for boys A prayer service will be held prior to mass at 9:15 lacrosse. This team was selected from nomi- at Kroger, where he enjoyed the a.m. on Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will Audrey Duff, 85, of Franklin, died June 20, 2019. people he worked with. He will be be in Calvary Cemetery. Arrangements and care All services are private. Funeral arrangements nations made by the coaches of the Circle City remembered for sharing stories have been provided by Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & have been entrusted to The Cremation Society of Conference teams. The team is as follows: of his earlier years with others. Cremation Services, Indianapolis. Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. Michael Duffy - Bishop Chatard; Joe Heck - Larry liked to play video games, Guerin Catholic; Martin Duffy - Bishop Cha- listen to music (rock and roll) and watch old movies tard; Reid Gerig - Heritage Christian; Nolan (westerns). Larry loved being around his family Mindle Flynn Hoffman – Roncalli; Aidan Craig - Heritage and will be remembered as a well-meaning, kind- John Coughenour John Coughenour, 59, died June 4, 2019. John Mindle Flynn died June 21, 2019. Mindle was Christian; Will Frieberguer - Bishop Chatard; hearted person. He is survived by two sons, Austin born to the late Dewey and Minnie Francis Flynn and Alex Arnold; his one daughter, Averie Helman; completed his bachelor’s degree in psychology. For Quinn Fitzgerald - Brebeuf Jesuit; Jarrod Lu- the last 23 years, he worked at Community North in Irvine, Kentucky. Mindle was a member of the cas - Heritage Christian; Kyle McAvoy - Heri- his longtime companion of 30 years, Cathy Helman; Garfield Park Church of God. He enjoyed camping his sister, Barb (Doug) Sears; and his two brothers, Hospital in Indianapolis helping troubled youth. tage Christian; Chris Schaefer - Guerin Cath- John’s struggles and adversity throughout his life and hunting. He had a love for music and enjoyed Charles Arnold (Tiffany) and Richard Arnold. He is also playing guitar with his sons, attending concerts olic; and John Bellflower - Guerin Catholic. survived by numerous extended family and close gave him empathy for the children he worked with; he took time to listen, understand and mentor them. and listening to bluegrass, gospel and country friends. Aside from his parents, Larry is preceded music. He is preceded in death by his wife, Thetus All Indianapolis Public in death by three brothers, Brian Arnold, John John, we thank you for everything you gave us. We are so grieved you are gone. You will be in our hearts. Flynn; one son, Larry R. Flynn (Marsha), one great- Library locations closed for Goodman and James Goodman; and a stepsister, granddaughter, Audrey; and his siblings, Norma Melissa Reitsma. A memorial service will be held on a We will never forget your conspiratorial smile and Independence Day your laughter, which always made us laugh too. John Fike and Hershel Flynn. Mindle is survived by his later date. Arrangements and care were provided by children, Brenda Fern Catterson (Mike), Freida Fox Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. is preceded in death by his father, Dr. J.R. Coughenour. Holiday Closing – Survivors include his mother, Beulah Coughenour; (Dennis), Sandy Droddy, Terry Flynn and Ira Flynn All Indianapolis Public Li- and his brothers and sister, Jim Coughenour, Rick (Deborah); grandchildren, David Matthew, Eric, brary locations will be closed on Thursday, July Coughenour (Debi), Colleen Coughenour (Mark Patrick, Katie, Nicole, Michael, Myra, Christian, 4, in observance of Independence Day, except Keri L. Bare Gibson) and Tom Coughenour (Gina); seven nieces, Daniel, Jonathon and David Joseph; siblings, the InfoZone, located within The Children’s Keri L. Bare, 29, of Indianapolis, died June 17, Victoria Coughenour, Emily Gibson, Ally Coughenour, Neveda Canter, Margie Canter and Dowell Flynn; Museum at 3000 N. Meridian St., which will 2019. Keri was preceded in death by his maternal Ashely Zehr, Olivia Gibson, Hannah Coughenour as well as 14 great-grandchildren. A funeral service was held June 26 at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral be open from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. All libraries will grandparents, Anna Corvin and Wayne Derby. Keri and Brooke Coughenour. The family will be holding reopen at their regular times on Friday, July 5. is survived by his mother, Toni M. Derby; father, a memorial service in Florida later in the summer. Service and Crematory, Franklin Township Chapel, Scott Warner; children: Seth, Bryan and Barry; Arrangements have been entrusted to Simplicity 5950 E. Thompson Road, Indianapolis, 46237. siblings, Kody, Kameron, Kolton, Richard, Garrett, Funeral & Cremation Care, Indianapolis. Quintin, Mick and Blake; paternal grandparents, Dennis Crist, Diana Nolen and Gary Warner; Franklin Foulks Complete and a host of other family and friends. Visitation Franklin Foulks, 70, of Indianapolis, died May 30, and services were held June 24 at Newcomer - Evelyn Jean Crider Burial Package Evelyn Jean Crider, 71, of Indianapolis, died June 23, 2019. All services are private. Funeral arrangements Indianapolis Chapel, 925 E. Hanna Ave., IN 46227. have been entrusted to The Cremation Society of $ 2019. She was born Dec. 2, 1947 to the late Dale O. 2000 and Ruth Jean Crider. Evelyn was Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. a graduate of Harry E. Wood High Kenneth Joseph Carter School. She was an mployee of • Opening & Closing Kenneth Joseph Carter, 63, of Speedway, died Goodwill Industries, retiring after Willena Pennington Haynes • Concrete Container June 19, 2019. All services are private. Funeral 30 years of service. Evelyn was a Willena “Buddie” Pennington Haynes, 89, died June • Tent & Chairs arrangements have been entrusted to The longtime member of Apostolic 23 in Franklin, Indiana. She was born May 2, 1930 in Cremation Society of Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Bible Church, Brownsburg, IN. She Somerset, Kentucky to Thomas and Perlie Stephens • Purchase At Need Indianapolis, IN 46227. enjoyed embroidery, arts and crafts Pennington. Willena went by her childhood • Any Gravesite You Choose and collecting dolls and spoons. Evelyn is preceded nickname “Buddie” her entire life. After graduating in death by a brother, Robert Crider. She is survived from Indiana University, she became a kindergarten Leslie Moffett Clark by her brothers, John (Doris), Paul, James (Mary) teacher for Indianapolis Public Schools. Even in Leslie Moffett Clark “Les”, 95, of Indianapolis, and David Crider; and many nieces and nephews. retirement, she continued to nurture children by died June 22, 2019. He was born July 3, 1923 in Visitation will be Thursday, June 27, from noon caring for her four grandchildren. She was preceded Millersburg, KY to the late Heber until the time of service at 2 p.m. at Shirley Brothers in death by her husband of 61 years, Frank Haynes. H. Clark and Alberta E. Moffett- Thompson Road Chapel, 3333 E. Thompson Road. Also preceding her in death were her parents; Clark. Leslie enlisted in the United brothers, Ruel Pennington, Arlis Pennington and States Army. He attained the rank Boyd Pennington; and sisters, Ruth Garner, Edna of Corporal and was stationed Corbie Joseph Dirk VanBever, Neva Alcorn and Gladys Pennington. in the Philippines and Japan. Corbie Joseph Dirk, 71, of Indianapolis, died June Buddie is survived by her daughters, Patty (Ray) He attended the University of 21, 2019. He was born Jan. 8, 1948 in Indianapolis Gainey and Kathy (Bruce) Guiliani; grandchildren, Brent (Ashley) Guiliani, Kara (Keith) Cecil, Katie Gainey Kentucky. He worked as a chemist to the late Edward Joseph and Vera Dirk. He was a ALL ADULT PLOTS $675 at CPC International, and was a longtime member member of the American Legion, Wayne Post #64. and Sean (Amanda) Gainey. She is also survived by of St. Barnabas Catholic Church. Les is preceded in Corbie retired from Eli Lilly and since retirement he her great-grandchildren, Katelyn, Kiersten and Kevin COLUMBARIUM NICHE death by his wife, Esther M. Lauck-Clark; his son- enjoyed spending winters in Florida and traveling. Cecil; and Blake and Anna Guiliani. Visitation will $950 - $1150 in-law, Steven Trulock; and his brother, Dan Clark. He is survived by his sister, Deborah Dirk; and two He is survived by his daughter, Janet R. Trulock; cousins. Visitation will be from 9:30-11:30 a.m., his three grandsons, Patrick Steven Trulock, Kevin with a funeral service beginning at 11:30 a.m. on Obituaries continued on page 20. 2703 S. Meridian Street Indpls. 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Obituaries continued from page 19. Greenwood Funeral Home at The Gardens of Olive 1987 from Brylane after many years of service. Her Brewer; and aunts, Gladys Colbert, Sylvia Colbert Branch, 1605 S. State Road 135. A funeral service will hobbies included going to the casino, crocheting, Tingle, Delicie Colbert Taylor, Byrl Colbert and be conducted Friday, June 28, 11:30 a.m. He will be knitting and reading. She loved to play Euchre and Mertha Colbert Burris; as well as an uncle, Charles be held Saturday, June 29, 10-11:30 a.m. at Wright buried in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. enjoyed watching Green Bay Packers football. She was Emmett Colbert. Sharon is survived by her husband Memorial Chapel at Otterbein Senior Living in preceded in death by her husband, Ernest R. Roberts; of 58 years, Charles E. Smith; daughter, Danita Smith; Franklin, Indiana, followed by a service at 11:30 a.m. and siblings, Bobby Lawson, Linda Evans and Shirley and son, Damon Smith; as well as several nieces, Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Frank Ronald Meister Mattingly. Survivors include her children, Debra nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Visitation Toon and Kimberly (Marc) Lawson; grandchildren, was held June 26 at Simplicity Funeral and Cremation Frank “Sonny” Ronald Meister, 76, died June 21, Jill (Kevin) Stout, Edward (Jamie) Childress, Dustin Care, 7520 Madison Ave., Indianapolis, 46227. 2019. He was born July 30, 1942 in Beech Grove Jones and Connor Lawson; great-grandchildren, Sundara Kirkendoll to the late Frank George Meister Abby, Gavin and Hope Stout, Alex, Daniel and Nixon Sundara Kirkendoll, 44 of Greenwood, died and Mary Frances (Dufek) Meister. Childress and Marshall Childress; step-grandchildren, William Selton Snoddy Sr. June 19, 2019. Born on Kirtland Air Force Base in Sonny graduated from Southport Aubrey Chambers, Marc, Samuel, Brandon and Albuquerque, New Mexico on High School in 1960. He loved his Justine Lawson; seven step-great-grandchildren; and William “Bill” Selton Snoddy Sr., 53, of Indianapolis, Dec. 25, 1974, Sundara was the kids and grandkids. Sonny was in sisters, Barbara Bair and Lois (John) Demaree; and died June 16, 2019. Bill was born in Indianapolis daughter of Danny Ray Reed and the restaurant business and owned many nieces and nephews. Services were held June on May 31, 1966 to Bill Snoddy and Diana Potter Diana C. McClintic. Sundara was a the Branding Iron/Sonny’s Place in 22 at G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home, (Davis). Bill was a big NASCAR fan, spending days 1993 graduate of Riverdale High Greenfield for 30 years; and later, 1605 South State Road 135, Greenwood. She was sitting on the porch and cheering on his favorite School in Ft. Myers, Florida. She he worked for family at Iaria’s. He loved going to the buried in Greenwood Cemetery. driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. He also enjoyed teasing worked as the office manager at horsetrack and playing the lottery. His kids loved and spoiling his great-nieces and nephews. Bill was Near Northside Development in to call him an MCL VIP as he loved to eat out and preceded in death by his father, Bill Snoddy; and downtown Indianapolis. Sundara is preceded in frequented MCL. Survivors include his daughter, his son, William Snoddy Jr. Survivors include his death by her husband, Michael Kirkendoll. Survivors Lisa Meister; sons, Anthony and Frank D. Meister; Michael Scott Sasek daughter, Amanda Snoddy; mother, Diana (Don) include her father, Danny Ray (Dianne) Reed; her grandchildren, Kayla Walker and Matthew, Anthony Michael Scott Sasek, 64, of Indianapolis, died Potter; sisters, Linda (Ed) Simpson, Rhonda (John) mother, Diana C. McClintic; her brother, Jamey and Lindsey Meister; and former wife, Margaret June 11, 2019. All services are private. Funeral Aldridge and several nieces, nephews and great- D. (Amy) Reed; her fur baby, A.J.; and her niece, Meister. Family and friends will gather Friday, June arrangements have been entrusted to The nieces and great-nephews and many extended Katey Reed; and three nephews, Jack and William 28, 4 to 8 p.m. in Lauck & Veldhof Funeral Home, Cremation Society of Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., family and friends. A private memorial service for Reed and Max Mandel. There will be no services 1458 S. Meridian St. Funeral services will take place Indianapolis, IN 46227. Bill will be held at a later date. Arrangements are for Sundara at this time. Final care and cremation on Saturday, June 29, 11 a.m. in Holy Rosary Catholic being handled by the Cremation Society of Indiana. arrangements are entrusted to the Daniel F. O’Riley Church, 520 Stevens St., with prayers being said at Funeral Home, 6107 S. East Street, Indianapolis. the funeral home prior to Mass at 10:30 a.m. Burial Janice Seib will follow in Crown Hill Cemetery. Janice Seib, 50, of Indianapolis, died June 20, Warnetter L. Thompson 2019. She was born Dec. 1, 1968 in Indianapolis to Warnetter L. Thompson, 69, of Indianapolis, died Barbara Ann Martinez James and Alma Eskridge. Janice June 9, 2019. All services are private. Funeral Barbara Ann Martinez, 53, of Beech Grove, died June Maria Rivera Ortiz enjoyed traveling when she could arrangements have been entrusted to The 20, 2019. Barbara was born April 3, 1966 in Shelbyville, Maria Rivera Ortiz, 78, of Indianapolis, died (particularly going to a warm Cremation Society of Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indiana to Martha (Carroll) Likens and Dale Lee June 21, 2019. Services were held at Simplicity beach), listening to different kinds Indianapolis, IN 46227. Bennett. Barbara worked at IndyVet Emergency & Funeral and Cremation Care, 7520 Madison Ave., of music, gardening and taking Specialty Hospital in Beech Grove. She loved animals, Indianapolis, IN 46227. care of her cats, which she called gardening and the beach. Barbara was preceded in “fur babies.” Above all, she enjoyed Joseph P. Wohlhieter spending time with her family. She death by her husband, Carlos E. Martinez. Barbara Joseph P. Wohlhieter, 91, of Indianapolis, died June is survived by her children, Matthew Reynolds and Larry Padgett is preceded in death by her father, James Eskridge; and her sister, Sharon Inabitt. She is survived by 22, 2019. Born May 27, 1928 in Indianapolis. Joe was Victoria Trent; father, Dale Lee Bennett; mother, Larry Padgett, 72, of Walkerton, died June 9, 2019. the son of the late George and Stella Martha (Carroll) Likens; grandchildren, Ashley, her two children, Zachari Halstead and Gretchen All services are private. Funeral arrangements Halstead (Dana Wombles; her mother, Alma M. (Pfeiffer) Wohlhieter. On Oct. 14, Linsey and Cameron Reynolds and Kayleigh Glaser; have been entrusted to The Cremation Society of 1950 he married Anna (Neraston) and siblings, Robert Carroll, Patricia Campbell and Eskridge; her sisters, Carolyn Santos (Marcelo) and Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46227. Susan Haueisen; and numerous extended family and Wohlhieter; she preceded him in Kathleen Mitchell. Visitation will be held Sunday, July death on July 12, 2017. Joe was a 7, 3-5 p.m. at Little & Sons Beech Grove, 1301 Main close friends. A memorial service for Janice will be held Thursday, June 27 at 7 p.m. at Lauck & Veldhof graduate of Tech High School and Street, Beech Grove, 46107. A funeral service will worked as a general manager at immediately follow at 5 p.m. Burial will be Monday, Allen R. Reinking Funeral & Cremation Services (1458 South Meridian St.). Visitation will also be held from 5-7 p.m. Penn Central/Conrail for 46 years. He July 8, 10 a.m. in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens, 1977 Allen F. Reinking, 85, died June 20, 2019. A resident was a charter member of St. Barnabas Catholic Church S. State Road, Greenwood, 46143. of Indianapolis, he was born June 27, 1933 in and active in the Knights of Columbus, Monsignor Indianapolis to the late Henry C. and Mary (Striger) Downey Council #3660, serving as Grand Knight in Reinking. He was a foreman for the Diamond Chain Sharon Lee Smith 1973. Joe is also preceded in death by his brother, James Roy Mays Company for 30 years, retiring in 1985. He was Sharon Lee Smith, 77, of Indianapolis, died June George “Butch” Wohlhieter; and his sister, Dorothy preceded in death by his daughter, Debra K. Terrell. James Roy Mays, 44, of Whiteland, Indiana, died June 18, 2019. She was born in Bedford, Kentucky on Baker. Survivors include his four children, Patti Survivors include his wife, Ola R. (Collins) Reinking; March 11, 1942 to Harold and Oneta Brewer. She (Dennis) Stephenson, Joseph P. (Shelli) Wohlhieter 20, 2019. He was born April 21, 1975 in Indianapolis son, Gary Allen Reinking; four grandchildren; and to James and Donna Mays. He was a member of the was the 1958 TCHS Basketball Queen as well as Jr., Lisa (John) Wohlhieter-Hobbs and Susan (Jeff) four great-grandchildren. Visitation and services the Trimble County Fair Queen before graduating Moore; his sister, Rosie Bussell; 13 grandchildren Dart community. He was a carpet installer for Carpets were held June 24 at G. H. Herrmann Madison Mostly. His hobbies included camping, darts, stock from Trimble County High School in Bedford, KY in and 19 great-grandchildren. A celebration of the life Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave., 1960. Sharon also earned her degree at the Sullivan of Joe Wohlhieter will be held July 1, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. car racing and spending time with his family. He is Indianapolis. He was buried in Concordia Cemetery. preceded in death by his parents and grandmother, Business College in Louisville, KY, and then went at St. Barnabas Catholic Church, 8300 Rahke Road, Dorothy Teepe. Survivors include his wife, Whitney; on to work in retail management before becoming Indianapolis, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at his children, Skylaen, Logan and Darian Mays, the Administrative Secretary for Cornerstone 1 p.m. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery. Care and his siblings, Jason (Latonya) Mays, Monica Jessie, Connie J. Roberts Pharmacy for 27 years, retiring in 2008. She enjoyed arrangements are entrusted to the Daniel F. O’Riley Cory (Erin ) Mays and Taneah Mays; and numerous Connie J. Roberts, 78, of Bargersville, died June 18, entertaining in her home and playing cards with Funeral Home, 6107 S. East St., Indianapolis. aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. Visitation will be 2019. Born Nov. 11, 1940 in Duggar, IN to the late family and friends. She is preceded in death by held Thursday, June 27, 4-8 p.m. at G. H. Herrmann Alfred Ralph and Anna Marie Lawson, she retired in her father, Harold Brewer; mother and step-father. Oneta Colbert (Jesse) Johnson; brother, Emmett A. Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ ss-times.com. Information received by noon Tuesday will be published Thursday, space permitting. ss-times.com • Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 21 The Southside Times PLACES OF WORSHIP

20 Now the things which I write for the truth and the truth of the love only in politics we see the contrast be- sus Christ over the philosophies and unto you, behold, before God, I lie not. of God for us all. Paul had come to re- tween the truth and this world's vain politics of the world. Jesus is Lord of 21 Afterwards I came into the alize all of them. He had come to the philosophies, it is in everything that lords and King of kings. He is the full- regions of Syria and Cilicia; truth and had come under the power- goes on outside of the realm of true ness of the Godhead. 22 And was unknown by face ful influence of the love of Christ and Christianity. Religion itself has devel- Paul found this to be comforting unto the churches of Judaea which His love of the truth and there was no oped into a battleground as well. and reassuring for time and eternity. were in Christ: turning back for him. Paul came to know what the "fel- Nothing could ever exceed this great 23 But they had heard only, Truth and love will win out in a lowship of the saints" was really all truth that he had found to be Jesus That he which persecuted us in world of hate and strife and bitterness about and joined those whom he once Christ. You will discover this as well times past now preaches the faith and the vendetta politics that are be- detested with great passion. He found if you choose to stop and listen and which once he destroyed. ing practiced by those who are sup- it to be honest and ever so sweet and join Christ in His mission to save the 24 And they glorified God in me. posed to be mature enough to lead a fellowship that was true to its mis- world from sin. GALATIANS 1:20-24 the way for the rest of us. The truth sion. In the religion of his past all he of the words of Christ when He said, found was hate and continual strife God bless and go and have a great day. The two greatest powers in heaven "Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's for supremacy over the general pub- and on this earth is love and truth. and unto God what is God's" becomes lic. In Christianity there is a battle as Put them together and you have love a growing force in my life. It is not well but it is for the supremacy of Je- Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the Church of God at 3939 S. Emerson Ave. 22 Week of June 27 - July 3, 2019 • ss-times.com CLASSIFIEDS: PLACE YOUR AD - CALL 300-8782 The Southside Times

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