THIS WEEK on the WEB Indy Public Library adds racial equality resources Page 2

BEECH GROVE • CENTER GROVE • GARFIELD PARK & FOUNTAIN SQUARE • GREENWOOD • SOUTHPORT • FRANKLIN & PERRY TOWNSHIPS FREE • Week of July 9-15, 2020 Serving the Southside Since 1928 ss-times.com

FEATURE Perry Township mom BUILDING COMMUNITY starts ‘snack attack’ THROUGH GARDENING for kids

PAGE 5

MARION COUNTY FAIR 2020 Annual entertainment returns with health and safety guidelines

Bethany Community Gardens brings local wellness organizations, food pantries and residents together PAGE 4

HAUNTS & JAUNTS THE COMEBACK: FEATURE THE COMEBACK: FEATURE N&D: MOVIE REVIEW All dogs go to heaven: Express Employment Beech Grove votes for tax Uncut Gems: Pulse- Remembering Norm celebrates anniversary increase to help schools pounding crime thriller PAGES 6-7 Page 3 Pages 10-11 Pages 10-11 Page 15

ALTENHEIM | ASPEN TRACE | GREENWOOD HEALTH & LIVING UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS HEALTH & LIVING

THINKING AHEAD? Take our free assessment at cardon.us/sst INDEPENDENT LIVING . ASSISTED LIVING REHABILITATION . LONG TERM CARE . MEMORY SUPPORT www.CarDon.us 2 Week of July 9-15, 2020 • ss-times.com COMMUNITY The Southside Times

Contact the Southside THIS Managing Editor on the Have any news tips? Want News Quiz WEEK to submit a calendar event? WEB Have a photograph to share? Call Nancy Price at How well do you know your IndyPL offers free resources to 698-1661 or email her at Southside community? [email protected]. learn about race and racial equity And remember, our news Test your current event The Indianapolis Public Library has added deadlines are several days knowledge each week e-books, audiobooks and streaming videos prior to print. with a little Q&A! covering race and racial equity to the library’s catalog at indypl.org this month. Titles are available for free with the use of a library card. Want to Advertise? Popular titles with no waitlists include Me and The Southside Times White Supremacy: Combat Racism, Change the Rick Hinton writes about the reaches a vast segment memories of his dog Norm World and Become a Good Ancestor by Layla F. of our community with 1 Saad; The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the this week. Norm was what type readership of 88%.* smari of mixed breed? Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander; and The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas. For information about ❏ A. Cocker Spaniel/Poodle reaching our readers, ❏ B. Golden Retriever/ So You Want to Talk About Race, a New York Times ss-times.com/indypl-offers- call Brian Ruckle at Labrador Retriever best seller, is an audiobook available through July 300-8782 or email him at ❏ C. Chow Chow/Husky 26 on The Indianapolis Public Library’s website at free-resources-to-learn-about- [email protected]. ❏ D. Saint Bernard/ indypl.org. (Submitted image) race-and-racial-equity Golden Retriever

The Marion County Fair is 2 celebrating a significant anniversary. How many years? ❏ A. 90 SERVING THE SOUTHSIDE SINCE 1928 ❏ B. 75 ❏ C. 100 ❏ D. 85 Gerald Sargent, Publisher Emeritus A PRODUCT OF (1925- 2015) Funds from a property tax Members of the Beech Grove Fire Department gathered in the parking lot of Northern Tool + Equipment to Rick Myers, Editor/Publisher 3 increase will go toward receive donated personal protective equipment. (Submitted photo) Brian Kelly, what Southside school district Chief Executive Officer that has the second largest Stephanie Dolan agricultural science program per Northern Tool + Equipment Tool + Equipment is also offering safety masks Director of Operations capita in the state? in its local stores from Founder Sports Group. Brian Ruckle Advertising Director & General Manager donates PPE to Beech Grove Proceeds from sales will be donated to the ❏ A. Perry Township Schools Nancy Price, Managing Editor ❏ B. Clark-Pleasant Community Fire Department All Clear Foundation, which supports first MEMBERS OF responder organizations. Mark Gasper Schools Earlier this week, local retailer Northern Tool + Digital Sales Coordinator ❏ C. Beech Grove City Schools Equipment donated COVID-related cleaning ss-times.com/northern-tool- Asha Patel ❏ D. Greenwood Community and safety equipment to the Beech Grove Fire Production Manager | Graphic Designer Schools Department. The fire chief, firefighters and EMTS, equipment-donates-ppe-to- along with engine and ambulance – visited the beech-grove-fire-department Bethany Community store’s location at 5236 Victory Drive. Northern For more information, contact us at: 4 Gardens was nominated [email protected] by what local nonprofit Tel. 317.300.8782 • Fax. 317.300.8786 for Neighborhood USA’s For more information on these articles and other timely news, Neighborhood of the Year? 7670 U.S. 31 S., Indianapolis, IN 46227 visit ss-times.com. To join the conversation, visit our Facebook page or ❏ www.icontimes.com A. Hunger, Inc. follow us on Twitter @southsidetimes. ❏ B. Indianapolis Neighborhood Grow Local Media, LLC Resource Center ©2020. All Rights Reserved. ❏ C. South Indy Quality of Life Plan ON CAMPUS ❏ D. IMPACT Center The views of the columnists in The Southside Times are their own and do not necessarily What film by directors and Local students named to lowing: Korey Brandow of Greenwood, reflect the positions of this newspaper. 5 brothers Josh and Benny Trine University Dean's List majoring in criminal Justice-BS; Matthew Safdie debuted at Cannes Film Burns of Greenwood, majoring in Festival? The Southside Times is published by Grow Local Academics – Students from computer engineering; Nicholas ❏ A. Uncut Gems Media, LLC. Content published alongside this icon ❏ Trine University's main cam- Gasbarro of Indianapolis, ma- is sponsored by one of our valued advertisers. B. Heaven Knows What joring in biomedical en-gineer- ❏ C. Daddy Longlegs pus were named to the dean's Sponsored content is produced or commissioned ❏ D. Good Time list for the fall 2019 term. To ing; Sydney Ilko of Greenwood, by advertisers working in tandem with Grow Local Media’s sales majoring in education studies; representatives. Sponsored content may not reflect the views of earn dean's list honors, main The Southside Times publisher, editorial staff or graphic design campus students must complete Samuel Ryan of Indianapo-lis, majoring in design engineering team. The Southside Times is devoted to clearly differentiating a minimum of 15 hours and have between sponsored content and editorial content. Potential SEE ANSWERS ON PAGE 16. a grade point average of 3.500- technology; and Katherine Zu- advertisers interested in sponsored content should call: 3.749. Area students named to ercher of Indianapolis, majoring (317) 300-8782 or email: [email protected]. the dean's list include the fol- in chemical engineering. ss-times.com • Week of July 9-15, 2020 3 The Southside Times COMMUNITY

• State-of-the-art technology & treatments • Warm, welcoming staff & relaxing office No insurance? • Invisalign® treatment Ask about our in • Most insurance plans accepted office discount plan • $99 New Patient Exam for the entire family! Now open at 7 a.m. on Tuesday’s for your convenience.

Left, Norm Brown became Norm Hinton. He adopted me the day we met. | Right, Norm, at the fireplace, is still a member of the family. (Photo by Rick Hinton) $99 NEW PATIENT EXAM FREE WHITENING INCLUDES: Comprehensive exam, to new patients that carry insurance periodontal disease evaluation, oral to cover their visit. Meet you at the Rainbow Bridge, Norm: cancer screening, complete set of X-rays OFFER EXPIRES JULY 31, 2020 in memory of our four-legged family member and cleaning with this ad. OFFER EXPIRES JULY 31, 2020 317-784-2266

HAUNTS & JAUNTS he then showing them where everything was 317-784-2266 1505 East Southport Road, 46227 kept. He had no malice toward anyone. There was one thing about him however: you never 1505 East Southport Road, 46227 By Rick Hinton touched his feet. It made him grumpy! Because of the mixture of his breeds – and Call us today! Reprint from a previous Southside Times his size and weight – the veterinarian gave 1505 E Southport Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46227 317-784-2266 column. him a 10-year life span. He went two years Located on East Southport Rd. between US 31 and Madison Ave. It is said that losing a pet is akin to losing beyond that, yet we all noticed he was slow- southportsmilesindy.com a child or family member. I have no doubt ing down. His move to a tri-level house with that is true. Today, I'm feeling the pain, and stairs became a challenge. He was plagued expect to for some time. On Saturday, April with severe joint disorder and could no longer 7, we had my wife, Laura's dog Norm put to sleep at the foot of our bed upstairs or by the sleep. It was a difficult decision to make, but downstairs fireplace. These occasions were in the end, we feel the right one. I've spent the things he loved! In the end we had to as- the last five years with 12-year-old Norm – sist him in even getting up the two stairs of the R a dog not expected to make it past 10. That backyard porch to come inside. His expressive he did, however, does little to ease the pain. eyes always looked at you in bewilderment. Norm was a Saint Bernard / Golden Re- He'd gotten older, and well beyond his prime. triever mix, officially designated as a “mutt.” His body was breaking down. And, in many He was a large dog housing a booming bark ways, I believe he knew the end was near. and accompanying wagging bushy tail. Lau- The loss of a pet is devastating. The grief ra, at the time, was a single mom raising two carries on for some time. Pets love us uncon- teenage daughters and a toddler son. They ditionally, no matter the type of person you took the pudgy ball of fur into the family, with are. They're not critical, always giving back Laura almost regretting her decision that first nothing but positive devotion. Norm did year when Norm (named after the character that in the end, gazing into each of our eyes of Norm on the TV show, Cheers) chewed on as he lay on the veterinarian's floor in those anything and everything in sight; including last moments. To our pets we are their en- actually chomping his way through two sec- tire world, and their devotion and personal- tions of drywall to get out of the room he was ity earn them a role as a valuable member of shut in. After that first year he began behav- the family. Norm certainly was that! ing appropriately, settling down to become a We brought Norm home, setting him up gentle fixture in a family occasionally transi- on the corner of the fireplace he no lon- tioning from one living situation to another. ger could reach toward the end of his days. He took it all in stride gracefully. Through thick and thin, heartbreak or great Using promo code: Norm never met a stranger. He was a joy, family always sticks together! friend to neighborhood kids and any others DISCOUNT853 that visited – always eliciting a loud “Norm!” Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, from visitors as the patrons of Cheers used to loves researching things that go bump do when human Norm would enter the bar. in the night. His articles can be read Offer is online only. Valid for up to 8 on Facebook: Rick Hinton, Southport admissions. No double discounts. Expires September 27, 2020. When Laura's apartment was burglarized Paranormal Examiner. Hinton conducts Scan now for online savings just before we were married, I imagine Norm paranormal investigations with his wagged his tail as he was petted by the thieves; team, South Central Paranormal. HolidayWorld.com Santa Claus, Ind. 4 Week of July 9-15, 2020 • ss-times.com COVER STORY The Southside Times BUILDING COMMUNITY THROUGH GARDENING Bethany Community Gardens brings local wellness organizations, food pantries and residents together

By Nancy Price taught free gardening classes on the prop- for the first time in 2019, an additional A Southside church’s goal to help lo- erty, which brought interested residents 25 students who are Beech Grove FFA cals with food insecurity has brought to- from all around the Southside. “Each class members received compensation from a gether hundreds of like-mind volunteers brought new people,” Adams said. “The Marion County Farm Bureau grant,” Bye to create a growing community garden. participants really enjoyed the classes and said. “In 2019, total attendance was 753, Three years ago, representatives of the community meal and socializing that with 175 at five gardening classes, 72 at Bethany Lutheran Church, including the class/meal combination created. We two April community gatherings, 104 at Beech Grove resident Bruce Bye, dis- had definitely tapped into something that National Night Out and 402 garden vol- cussed their desire to help the local com- was needed in the community.” unteers at 22 different garden work ses- munity. They met with two dozen area Produce is given to local food pantries, sions.” leaders to identify critical needs and cre- Hunger, Inc. and Servant’s Heart of Indy “This year, 10 of our garden workers ated three goals: provide access to fresh in Beech Grove. “The number of pounds have volunteered to also be team lead- vegetables for adults and children; use of produce given away increased from ers, where they are responsible for spe- the Bethany Community Gardens as a 800 pounds in 2018 to 4,900 pounds in cific garden vegetables,” he added. “They hands-on classroom for individuals in 2019,” Bye said. “Part of this increase was have researched best growing tech- their neighborhood as well as the chil- because the size of the garden doubled to niques, including different styles of trel- dren in the Bethany Early Learning Min- 10,000 square feet in 2019, and the soil lises and sometimes also work with a istry Pre-K class; and use gardening to was more productive because of natural small group in the garden other than the bring neighbors together. compost that was added.” normal Tuesday evening group volun- teer time. Several of our volunteers are Through that process, Bye was intro- Sharing the Wealth duced to the Health & Wellness Team, master gardeners, and some have expe- a partnership of residents, health care The Southside food pantries sent vol- rience in states other than Indiana. We providers, environmental advocates unteers to participate in the garden class always welcome volunteers, either those and public health leaders in the South series the first year. “They have gardened who are brand new to gardening or those Indy community. alongside us ever since,” Adams said. who are highly experienced.” “Both food pantries have found a very “The strong mission and early success Neighbors Coming Together with the Bethany Community Gardens nice response from the food pantry clients created a synergy that caused other or- for having access to fresh vegetables. Last Sandra Giliberto, president of the Me- ganizations to want to join in the action,” year, we ended up having an abundance of ridian Place Homeowner’s Association and said Michelle Salinas, South Indy QOL produce that it was nearly even too much volunteer with Bethany Community Gar- plan director. produce for our two main partnering food den, said Meridian Place neighbors have pantries. We took it as an opportunity to enjoyed volunteering their time with their A Collaboration share the produce even further by own personal garden plot, especially the of Like Minds taking produce to Andrew’s Har- Chin population, which makes up about “We were all struck by how vest Food Pantry, The Chin Cen- 30 to 40 percent of the neighborhood. “The similar the South Indy Health ter and to the IMPACT Center whole purpose is to bring community and and Wellness Goals and the (a ministry of Mount Pleasant to bring everybody together,” she said. Bethany Lutheran Church’s Christian Church).” Anyone who is interested in being goals were,” added Linda Ad- Additional volunteers a part of the development of the new ams, a community wellness co- include Beech Grove Southdale Neighborhood Association ordinator for Purdue Exten- FFA members, the or wanting to learn more about Bethany sion-Marion County on the University of India- Community Gardens may contact Bruce Southside. “It was decided napolis Super Sat- Bye at (317) 783-7283. Bethany Commu- that we would collaborate urday of Service, nity Gardens also has a Facebook page together to bring about a Marion County with a sin-up genius at bit.ly/3eOocke community garden on the Master Garden- for work groups. Anyone is welcome to Bethany Lutheran gar- ers, members join in the work and harvest. of the Chin Top, Bethany Community Gardens is on the property of Bethany den property for the purpose of teaching community Neighborhood of the Year Lutheran Church at 4702 S East St. | Near top, Bruce Bye serves as and neighbors co-coordinator of Bethany Community Gardens along with Craig gardening and raising Bethany Community Gardens, nominated Jungemann, pictured on cover page. | Near bottom, Colin and produce for local food of Meridian by the Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Trent Eckstein are FFA members from Beech Grove High School. | pantries.” Place. “In 2019, Center, was recently awarded the Neighbor- hood USA’s Neighborhood of the year award Bottom, volunteers gather produce to deliver to one of the local Ginny Roberts, Pur- the number of food pantries Bethany serves. | Far right, Bye is a Beech Grove student volun- in the multi-neighborhood of the year cat- due Extension Urban egory and awarded $1,000. resident. (Photos by Neal Smith) Garden Manager, teers increased from 41 to 63, and ss-times.com • Week of July 9-15, 2020 5 The Southside Times COMMUNITY

Top, Jackson, 12, and Andrew, 10, with their goods after being snack attacked. | Bottom left, Lacey Walden with her sons, Dylan and Devyn. | Bottom right, Dakotah Holcomb, 6, with snacks delivered from his neighbors. (Submitted photos)

Perry Township mom starts local Snack Attack for KIDS

FEATURE agree to snack attack the home and ask the family member or guardian who posted the request to send them a private Facebook mes- By Nancy Price sage with their full address. Bags with snacks may include a note by the volunteer informing Many local children have been feeling the family who has snack attacked them. Once sad and isolated these past several months. a family has received their snack bag, they They’ve missed their friends’ birthday par- may go back to the Facebook group to edit ties, playing sports and going to the movies. their post to read “claimed2020.” The parent A Perry Township mother has found a or guardian may return the favor by snack at- special way to spread some cheer in her tacking another home in their neighborhood. community – with snacks. Lacey Walden “The response has been really big,” Walden created a Facebook group called Snack At- said. “When I started this, it was literally me tack for KIDS – Perry Township & Sur- and one other person. I spread the word and rounding Areas, after learning of a snack at- it grew. I was getting personal messages from tack statewide group. parents thanking me for doing this. I really The purpose of the group is to surprise do think it changed the morale (locally). Kids children with a bag of store-bought snacks 317.939.4839 are in a funk (as a result of social distanc- dropped off at the door of their house – no indianapolis.itex.com ing). Everyone loves seeing people snack at- contact required. Parents and guardians may tacking as well as being snack attacked. The ask to join the group. After they are accept- group is (now) up to 400 members.” ed, they can ask to be snack attacked and Other surrounding areas may include give the cross streets of their residence, along Beech Grove, Center Grove, Decatur Town- with the number of children in the house- ship, Franklin Township, Greenwood and hold, their ages, gender and favorite snacks. Whiteland (Clark-Pleasant). For more infor- Walden asks that the parent or guardian in- mation, go to facebook.com/groups/579401 clude “unclaimed2020” in their message. 222686817?ref=share. A volunteer who lives near the area may 6 Week of July 9-15, 2020 • ss-times.com MARION COUNTY FAIR 2020 The Southside Times

Left, no fair is complete without a Ferris wheel. | Center top, from miniature goats to turtles: animal barns include a favorite for each family member. | Center bottom, Norsewoodsmen Chainsaw Carving Demos & Auction returns. | Right, a balloon ride is the perfect way to end your day at the fair. (Submitted photos)

The 90th annual Marion County Fair COVID-19 health returns July 11 and safety guidelines while attending the FEATURE fair tradition. There is something for the Marion County Fair whole family at the Midway. Whether that be a ride on the Ferris wheel, eating an el- By Kylie Money ephant ear or winning a prize your favorite FEATURE game, the Midway has you covered. The gates to the Marion County Fair swing Park Stage offers continual free events open for its 90th annual fair Saturday, July 11 By Kylie Money throughout the entire fair. “As our team con- through Sunday, July 19 at 7300 E. Troy Ave. for a haircut. tinues to monitor local and state health guide- The Marion County Fair has instituted addi- $16 with a full complement of fun and entertain- lines on a daily basis, we are working closely tional safety measures this year. These include: for active military, firefighters, ment for all ages on the agenda. and diligently with state and local partners police & EMT/first responders. This year’s 90th anniversary will feature • Hand sanitizer stations placed at every intersec- $13 to ensure the safety of the community here two nights of fireworks on July 11 and 12. tion along Main Street as well as both entrances in Marion County and that remains our pri- FAMILY- The Queen and Princess Pageant will be on to the petting zoo. mary focus,” said Paul Annee, Marion County FRIENDLY opening night July 11 at 7 p.m. Other special • Hand washing stations at every bank of port-o-lets. Fairgrounds public information officer. “With featured events this year are as follows: that being said, our Marion County Fair team • Daily health screening of all employees, volun- teers and vendors. • Robot Rangers (July 11-19) is very excited to host another successful fair • Increased cleaning guidelines for high touch areas. • Beer and Wine Garden (July 11-19) with many new and exciting features. This • Petting Zoo (July 11-19) year’s fair being our 90th anniversary, we have • Minimizing or eliminating common touch items Come see Ed, Zach, Kelly or Michelle today! no doubt folks aren't going to want to miss such as condiment dispensers, water fountains, etc. • Elite K-9 Performances (July 11-12 and July 17-19) out on all the fun. We look forward to seeing • Encouraging social distancing guidelines in 1944 E. Southport Rd., 46227 everyone at our fairgrounds soon!” ques for entrance, food vendors and attractions. • Norsewoodsmen Chainsaw Carving (317) 788-8898 Demos & Auction (July 11-19) This will be taking place at the 123-acre • Additional staff training on the recognition of Marion County Fairgrounds, 7300 E. Troy flu-like illness and the proper use of personal • History on Wheels (July 15-19) Tuesday to Friday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Ave., located just east of I-465 & Southeast- protective equipment (PPE). • Dino-ROAR (July 11-19) Saturday 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. • Sunday Closed ern Avenue interchange. Gates open at 5 p.m. • Visual screening of guests at the entry gates with Open Monday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Grandstand Events on weekdays and noon on weekends. Gener- additional screening for those who may look ill. • History on Wheels (July 15-19) Licensed barbers and cosmetologists al admission to the grounds is $5 per person; • Encouraging the use of a face covering while SERVING SOUTHPORT SINCE 2005 children 5 and under are free and parking is attending the fair. Staples of the Marion County Fair are the always free in convenient fairground lots. • Constant re-evaluation of safety procedures and rides, games and food. Returning again this Visit MarionCountyFair.org for a complete maintain vigilance for opportunities to improve. year, North American Midway Entertain- schedule of events, including exact days and ment will be providing fairgoers with this times. Meet you at the Marion County Fair! SPECIAL DAILY FEATURES: DinoROAR Experience, Elite Performance K9s, Robot Rangers, Norsewoodsmen Wood Carving, Special Midway Rides Discount Nights & more! JULY 11 – 19 Get all the details at MarionCountyFair.org CELEBRATE WITH TWO NIGHTS OF FIREWORKS - JULY 11 & 12!

MIDWAY This signature attraction lights up the night sky and the smiling faces of kids and adults alike! Open during all hours of the fair with ride discounts available everyday!

PLUS ENJOY the Queen & Princess Pageants, Gospel Music Fest, Park Stage entertainment, fabulous fair foods, friends and family fun, and much more!

$ OFF one $5 1 general admission OR Save even more Hours: by purchasing multiple $1 off tickets online using the code SSTimes. Monday – Friday 5p – 11p Not valid with any other discounts. Saturday – Sunday 12p – 11p 8 Week of July 9-15, 2020 • ss-times.com VIEWS The Southside Times

FROM THE EDITOR STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE HUMOR

Cool facts about National The Southside Times is all about people how small, and should be recognized? Email and our community. What do you like in your “Stars and Strikes” to news@ss-times. Ice Cream Month and ways your neighborhood? What don’t you like? com. Julie Lockwood of Perry Township con- to celebrate the month Who has done something nice, no matter tributed to this week's Stars and Strikes.

As summer temperatures rise to the 90s, many of us are looking for ways to cool off. Star: to Eagle Valley construction Star: to Beech Grove’s and Foun- How about a bowl of ice cream? July is Na- company for repairing a decades tain Square’s upcoming back to TOP 10 tional Ice Cream Month, thanks for Ken- old drainage problem at 6th and Buffalo in school supplies events. Beech’s Grove is on tucky. In 1984, Senator Walter Dee Hud- Beech Grove, and also drainage repairs on July 18 at Hornet Park Elementary School MASK MOTTOS dleston of Kentucky introduced a resolution Killian Drive. and Fountain Square’s is on July 25 at The to proclaim the month of July National Ice Salvation Army Fountain Square, 1337 By Torry Stiles Cream Month. Ronald Reagan signed the Star: to Beef & Boards Dinner Shelby Street. Theatre reopening with a new 10. "Now you can quietly mouth all those bill into law that same year. things you wanted to REALLY say right Ways to celebrate the month: show to its stage – Beehive: The ‘60s Musi- Star: to those abiding by new re- cal. Although closed to the public for quired safety measures this month to their faces and they'll never know it." 1. Host an ice cream party. You can do it potluck nearly four months, Beef & Boards has a to protect themselves and others, which in- 9. "Keep it on during meals for a handy- style – supply several different flavors of ice reopening plan that includes increased clude not holding a phone while driving dandy weight loss plan." cream and ask your friends to bring their favor- sanitizing practices, reduced audience siz- and wearing a safety mask when in public 8. "Rock on with your sock on." ite toppings. es of no more than 250 guests, suspending places indoors. 2. Try as many ice cream flavors as you can. How the buffet and replacing it with plated 7. "You couldn't grow a decent mustache many do you think you can eat? meals served by wait staff in protective anyways." 3. Invent your own flavor. Find a recipe you can gear and complying with Mayor Hogsett’s 6. "It's something to sneeze at." mask-wearing mandate. use as a starting point to invent your own flavor. 5. "You're halfway to a good game of 'Peek- You can use a vanilla ice cream recipe (barefeet- a-boo.'" inthekitchen.com/homemade-ice-cream-reci- pe) and add your favorite toppings, or just pour QUOTE OF THE WEEK 4. "Saves on expensive teeth whitening." ingredients into a pan and wing it. 3. "It's Gauze law." Other facts about National Ice Cream Month: 2. "Yes, we have those bandanas. We have those bandanas today!" • One scoop of ice cream takes about 50 licks to finish. “It has been my experience that folks 1. "Keeping Batman safe since 1938." • Around 2000 BC, the Chinese were making a type of ice cream with milk, rice and snow. who have no vices have very few virtues.” BELIEVE IT! • To make one gallon of ice cream, you need 12 pounds of milk. – Abraham Lincoln Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsensical • A dairy cow can produce enough milk for about laws on the books. Each week, we’ll share one with you … 9,000 gallons of ice cream in its lifetime. In Baltimore, it’s illegal to take a lion to the movies. • An ice cream tester for Dreyer’s Ice Cream actu- ally insured his tongue for $1 million! Source: dumblaws.com • Alexander the Great liked nectar and honey- flavored snow. AROUND TOWN • Strange ice cream flavors include jalapeno, dill pickle, garlic, bacon, bleu cheese and shallots, squid ink Southern Indianapolis Air Force symptom-free entry into our office. Air Force and curry carrot. announces recruiting efforts Recruiting is still open for business and we are all in looking for the best and brightest to join • The world’s largest ice during pandemic cream cone weighted our team. Our physical office location is cur- rently open for minimal business as we are 2,204 pounds, was 13 feet Recruiting – TSgt Chavis Kendrick and able to use virtual recruiting to help you with tall and made in Glouces- MSgt Chadwick Reinhart, recruiters ter, UK in 2012. the majority of your recruiting process. How- for the Air and Space Force for south- ever we are committed to assisting you and ern Indianapolis, have announced social your loved ones in reaching their goals to join For more informa- distancing recruiting efforts during CO- the Air and Space Forces. If you or anyone you tion, go to nationaltoday. VID-19. “First, let me say the Air Force is know is interested in more information about com/national-ice-cream- taking actions to fight through the COV- the Air or Space Force, please visit sites.google. month or educationworld. ID-19 pandemic that balance our mission to com/view/southernindianapolisairforce to ob- com/blog/july-national- deliver air and space power with our respon- tain that information and get started! If you or ice-cream-monthfun- sibility to mitigate the risk to our communi- someone you know would like to speak with factoidspossible-in- ty,” said Kendrick. “As an essential business we use to schedule an appointment and you are teractive-notebook- are following the CDC’s guidelines for safety not able to visit our website, please feel free to activity. by maintaining a 6-foot social distance during call our office at (317) 881-1241 and we can encounters, proper and constant handwash- reach out to you and schedule a video appt. TSgt Chavis Kendrick is a recruiter for the Air and Space ing, as well as precautionary face mask and Please continue to stay healthy and safe.” Force for southern Indianapolis. (Submitted photo) ss-times.com • Week of July 9-15, 2020 9 The Southside Times VIEWS

BUSINESS

Mutual Savings Bank hires those needs. “We are pleased to announce Mutual Savings Bank hires Brad has a background that will help keep us Treasury Management Officer the addition of Lindsey to our team. She new Compliance and Internal per-forming at a high level in this area and has many years of experience in banking Audit Officer continuing to maintain a goal of utilizing best New hire – Mutual Savings Bank, the only will be a great addition as we grow this practices.” said David A. Coffey, president and area of our business,” said David A. Coffey, CEO. Brad has previous experience from be- locally based community bank in John- New hire – Mutual Savings Bank, the only president and CEO. Lindsey has 15 years ing the Internal Auditor and Assistant Com- son County, has announced that Lindsey locally based community bank in Johnson of banking experience in the positions of pliance Officer at First Federal Savings and Turner is the new Treasury Management County, has announced that Brad Woehler is Branch Manager, Treasury Management Loan Association in Greensburg, Ind. He, his Officer. Her role will be to work with the the new Compliance and CRA Officer, BSA Officer and Merchant Services Officer. She wife and three children reside in Shelbyville, bank’s commercial lenders and branch Officer, Security Officer and Internal -Audi and her husband, Paul, reside in Franklin Ind. Over the next six months, Brad will be managers to assess the specific disburse- tor. “We are pleased to have Brad join our with their two daughters. working closely with Chris Schaefer, current ment and collection needs of business cus- team. The areas of compliance, BSA and in- Internal Auditor, who has an-nounced his in- tomers and to implement the bank’s prod- ternal audit are very important to our bank. ucts and services to efficiently ad-dress tention to retire at the end of the 2020.

The right weight-loss option depends on who you are

That’s why we create a personalized care plan for you

Weight loss works differently for everyone. The specialists at Ascension Join us for a weight-loss seminar St. Vincent — including dietitians, bariatric surgeons, a bariatric medicine July 29 | 6-8 p.m. (EDT) specialist and more — get to know you as a person. Together, we will develop a care plan just for you, either lifestyle changes, nutrition education, Indiana Wesleyan University Education Center 1500 Windhorst Way | Greenwood, IN 46143 or even choosing bariatric surgery. To register, visit ascension.org/indianaweightloss

Weight-loss results may vary depending on the individual. There is no guarantee of specific results.

© Ascension 2020. All rights reserved. 10 Week of July 9-15, 2020 • ss-times.com THE COMEBACK: Supporting Our Southside Businesses

THE SOUTHSIDE REACHES OUT Grand opening! (Photo by Brian Ruckle) ZENON’S RESTAURANT Ind South Express Employment Professionals is located at 201 S. Emerson Ave., Ste. 110, Greenwood. (Submitted photo) BAR & GRILL

Formerly The Most Delicious Pancake House Express Employment Professionals celebrates anniversary and Top Workplace recognition

FEATURE an Express family that really enjoys helping local businesses and job seekers, and we look forward to many more successful years.” By Blake Williams, Marketing Coordinator However, the celebration does not stop at Express Employment Professional 15 years. The Indy South Express office was also recently recognized as a Top Workplace On July 11, the Indy South Express Em- Hoosier Realtors at 6225 S. Franklin Road, next to in central Indiana for the 7th year in a row. Franklin Central High School. "We're All In This Together." ployment Professional’s office will celebrate “To have our internal employees rate our 15 years of helping people find good jobs by company as a top workplace is truly an honor helping clients find good people, according and a testament to what this team is all about. BREAKFAST LUNCH & DINNER to owner Mike Heffner. We not only serve our customer, but we serve The Express office opened July 11, 2005 each other as an Express family,” said Heffner. and has since provided over 500 businesses “Our values are a huge part of what we do and 5010 S. East Street and more than 20,000 job seekers with tem- Indianapolis, 46227 who we are. The culture in our offices is what porary and full-time staffing solutions in a makes Express a great place to work.” Located just south of I-465 and the Thompson Road variety of fields, including advanced manu- interchange on the west side of East Street The Indy South Express Employment Pro- facturing, light industrial and office services. fessional’s franchise began operation in 2005 (317) 492-9885 “I am proud of what our team has been and serves the advanced manufacturing, light able to build over the past 15 years. Our vi- industrial and office services areas with tem- sion locally has been to inspire hope for our porary help and direct hire employees in a va- associates, clients and community. It’s been riety of fields. The Indy South office, located awesome to see how we have been able to at 201 South Emerson Ave. Ste. 110, Green- Creature Creations help people succeed and become an HR re- wood, is currently accepting applications and source for south central Indiana. Everyone has over 100 job openings. For more informa- TRY ONE TODAY! needs a good job and a way to provide for tion, visit ExpressIndySouth.com. their families.” said Heffner. “We have built Brian Ruckle promoted to advertising director

CUT & SAVE & CUT and general manager

FEATURE economy and the changes to come.” he said. Grow Local Media, LLC, is owned by Bri- an Kelly and Rick Myers. They purchasedThe Work crews install a billboard for Adrian Orchards at By Nancy Price Southside Times in March 2006 and formed Epler Avenue and Meridian Street. Adrian Orchards will be opening Friday for their 96th season. Times-Leader Publications, LLC. The parent Brian Ruckle has been promoted to ad- name was changed to GLM in 2019 to better vertising director and general manager for reflect the mix of print and digital services Grow Local Media’s south that the local media group offers. It is own- Choose a character and operations. He previously er of Center Grove ICON, Hendricks County served as advertising account ICON and Hendricks County Business Lead- customize with your representative. favorite flavor, plus sprinkles er and The Southside Times. In his new position, Ruck- “Brian has a real passion for super-serv- and a chocolate topper le will oversee the sales team ing his customers,” said Brian Kelly, CEO and continue to promote The Monster • Unicorn • Mermaid B. Ruckle of Grow Local Media. “He’s always eager to Southside Times and Center help his customers succeed and goes above Grove ICON. and beyond to help them achieve their goals baskin robbins A board member on the Greater Beech and objectives.” Grove Chamber of Commerce, Ruckle said 1280 US Hwy 31 N, Greenwood “Brian has been wonderful to work with he enjoys interacting with people in the (across from the Greenwood Park Mall) since day one,” said Myers, GLM’s president (317) 881-0401 community and connecting readers with and publisher. “He has a passion for our in- businesses working to succeed. “I hope to dustry and for our publications and it shows. Amber McClellan and Courtney McClellan are 2201 Broad Ripple Ave, Indpls honor our proud legacy in the Southside and (317) 253-5333 He’s so very deserving of this opportunity mother and daughter; both have worked together at help us meet the challenges of this current and I couldn't be happier for him.” Uno Pizzeria & Grill for eight years. ss-times.com • Week of July 9-15, 2020 11 THE COMEBACK: Supporting Our Southside Businesses

COME SEE US Our dining room is open! Seating First Come, First Serve 50 % Capacity Gus and Dimos welcome you back!

Left, each Beech Grove teacher will receive a raise of $2,000. | Right, a new greenhouse is planned for Beech OPEN TUESDAY. - THURSDAY 4 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. Grove High School’s science program. (Photos by Neal Smith) FRIDAY - SATURDAY 4 P.M. - 9:30 P.M. Beech Grove residents vote to increase property taxes to support BGCS Buck Creek • 6AM-3PM 6845 Bluff Road, Indianapolis, IN • (317) 889-2253 FEATURE your kids, you have to move forward and support to the best of your ability.” FULL COCKTAIL BAR Also visit the following locations… The Capital Referendum allows for 25 cents Greenbriar Plaza Prestwick Crossing By Neal Smith on the dollar of assessed value, which allows for 8555 Ditch Road, Indpls 5201 E US Hwy 36, Avon upgrading existing properties and building a (317) 254-5993 • 7AM-3PM (317) 745-6262 • 6AM-3PM In the primary election June 2, voters in new early childhood center. Kaiser said outdoor La Trattoria Beech Grove chose to increase the amount Authentic Italian Cuisine & Steak House Oaklandon Commons recreation facilities, which include the stadium 11915 Pendleton Pike, Suites A & B, Indpls of property taxes collected by the city for and the softball/baseball field, will be upgraded. Beech Grove teachers, staff and school fa- As well, there are plans for a new greenhouse 201 N. Madison Ave., Greenwood Come in and enjoy a delicious meal and receive cilities. More than $22 million will be used for Beech Grove High School’s science program to hire safety officers; each teacher will re- for hands-on experience. “We have the second 317-859-0487 10% OFF (Specials excluded.) ceive $2,000 in raises; and future construc- largest agriculture science program per capita tion for an early childhood center has been Credit Cards Accepted VALID WITH THIS COUPON. in the state of Indiana,” Kaiser said. Carry Out Available approved, among other improvements. The operations referendum would set “The Beech Grove community has al- The Southside’s Best Breakfast is Back! a rate of 55 cents per $100 of assessed val- SERVERS NEEDED • APPLY WITHIN Bring your family and friends and come fill up! ways stepped up to support our kids,” said ue for eight years, raising teachers' pay by BGCS Superintendent Dr. Paul Kaiser. “We $2,000 and some support staff by $1,000. understand that no one likes a tax increase, Construction on the Early Childhood De- but education is forever. If you want quali- velopment center is expected to begin soon. ✃ ty schools, if you want to do what's best for WHEATLEY’S ON CAMPUS $ .00 * Indianapolis student- thage College student-athlete Jacob Allard landing on the all-region list. Allard, a se- 1Any Purchase ofOFF $10 or More. athlete named to NVA/AVCA * OFFER EXCLUDES DESSERT. All-Region Team nior from Indianapolis, played in 46 sets collecting 347 assists and 44 digs along with being named CCIW Setter of the Athletics – The National Volleyball Asso- Week on Feb. 24. Allard was recognized ciation and American Volleyball Coaches We’re back! $ .00 * on the CCIW first team list and recorded DINING ROOM IS OPEN! COME SEE US! Association (NVA/AVCA) announced the a career-best 64 assists against UC Santa 4Any Purchase ofOFF $25 or More. 2020 AVCA All-Region teams for NCAA Cruz. Carthage finished the season 12-3 * OFFER EXCLUDES DESSERT. Division III men's vol-leyball with Car- $ $ and undefeated in conference play at 6-0. 5 off of 25 Not Valid with Any Other Coupon/Discounts. Excludes alcohol. Dine in or carryout only. Not valid with any other discount or offer 7 DAYS Hours 49 W. Mercator Dr., Greenwood | (317) 881-5531 A WEEK LOTUS GARDEN At Greenwood Centre’ South of the US 31 & Smith Valley Rd. Intersection Steak • Catfish • Burgers • Salads Breakfast & Lunch Chinese & American Sun-Thurs, 11am-10pm • Fri-Sat, 11am-11pm Soups • Pasta • Sandwiches & Wraps Mon.-Thurs. 8 AM-2 PM Restaurant Fridays 8 AM-8 PM Sat. 8 AM-2 PM 5209 E. Thompson Rd., 46237 FRIDAYS: DalesFamilyRestaurant.com LIVE MUSIC Sun. 8 AM-3:30 PM 10% OFF (317) 757-8626 Call 862-6622 Your Next Meal Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. (Drinks & Tax Excluded) Sunday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. DOWNTOWN WANAMAKER • MUST PRESENT COUPON. EXPIRES 08/31/20 • Corner of Southeastern Ave. & Northeastern Ave. EXTRA PARKING AT THE CHURCH DELIVERY AVAILABLE THROUGH DOORDASH. lotusgreenwoodsouth.com Tropical Lounge • Casual Dining CARRY-OUT & CURBSIDE PICK UP AVAILABLE wheatleysfishfry.com 12 Week of July 9-15, 2020 • ss-times.com SOUTHSIDE PUZZLES The Southside Times

ACROSS 1. Greenwood KinderCare attendee Puzzle Time 4. Tea type 10. Colts QB stats 14. LBJ's veep 15. Take too far 16. Opening at Forefront Dermatology 17. Tire fill 18. Surviving wives 19. Like some Pacers fans 20. Chewy candy 22. Fireplace residue 24. Amtrak sked info 25. Aftershock 28. Actor Woody 30. Dangerous partner 33. "Fine with me" 35. LXX / X 36. Southport HS subj. 37. Be released 41. Puzzle theme ... and hint to 28- and 52-Across and 4- and 50-Down 45. How Superman often stands 46. Regret 47. Columbus Crew org. 48. George Ade, for one 50. Birds in a gaggle 52. Actress Amy 55. Questionable 74. Ritzy residence 7. Sis' sib 29. Yellow Taxi alternative 57. Woofer? 75. UFO crew 8. Unexpected, and unwanted, 30. Nike rival 58. Hoosier National download 31. Indy Fuel game locale Forest tree DOWN 9. Indy Eleven defeat 32. Kind of skirt 60. Must 10. MashCraft Brewing draft 34. Chills and fever 1. Mellencamp album: 64. "Buenos ___!" letters 36. Little brat "No Better ___ This" 66. Pierce 11. Booth Tarkington work 38. Icy coating 2. Indiana neighbor 69. Chicago destination 12. Commonplace 39. KUMO sushi fish 3. Word on some Indy traffic from IND 13. Tom O'Brien family car 40. Latin I word signs 70. Hodgepodge 21. Old AT&T rival 42. Muslim leader 4. Actor Ron 71. Help get comfy at bedtime 23. Is wearing 43. Mistreat 72. Pea holder 5. Online party notice 26. Flaky rock 44. Not theirs 73. Largest U.S. city, briefly 6. Indianapolis Indians color 27. Butler frat letter 49. King Gyros dip 50. Actress Ashley 51. Wide shoe 52. Build a new room, say LOOKING FOR 53. Lacy mat A CHANGE? Join our team! 54. "Play It ___, Sam" Grow Local Media, publishers of The Southside Times, Center Grove Icon, 56. In the dark Hendricks County Icon and Hendricks County Business Leader, has an immediate opening 59. Lo-cal for an energetic, organized and highly-motivated self-starter for the following 61. Narcs' evidence two positions: OUTSIDE ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE & 62. Hoosier Park gait FREELANCE CREATIVES (Photographers and News/Feature Writers). 63. Hoosier Park postings 65. Tofu base 67. % (Abbr.) 68. IMPD blotter letters

Email resume to Stephanie Dolan: [email protected].

GROW LOCAL MEDIA, LLC IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. Answers See page 16. ss-times.com • Week of July 9-15, 2020 13 The Southside Times PERRY TOWNSHIP MARKETPLACE

AROUND TOWN

Sixty players participated in this year’s annual golf outing at Smock Golf Course. (Photo by Tom Jackson and Jeff Udrasols)

Perry Kiwanis holds fifth annual were Rick Arens, Kyle Clouser, Ben Schoett- golf outing fundraiser mer and Kristen Walker. They sponsored a hole with West Bend Mutual Insurance. The Audrey Rearick placed first with her entry, “Feeling Blessed” and Ella McCalip received second place with her Fundraiser – The Kiwanis Club of school administrators’ winning foursome creation, “A Blessing from the Holy Spirit.” (Submitted photos) Perry Township held its fifth an- consisted of Doug Smith, Jeff Spenser, David nual golf outing fundraiser, held Henriott and Judy Matthews. The putting June 18 at Smock Golf Course. contest was won by David Henriott. Roncalli students place first and Blessing from the Holy Spirit.” Each school is For the first time, this year’s out- Food included boxed lunches from second in art contest eligible to submit only two entries each year. ing offered players the opportunity City BBQ and dinner served The first-place recipient has their artwork to purchase “Super Tickets,” $25 each, by Mikie’s Pub. The silent auc- Recognition – In May, two Roncalli High utilized in publication, brochures and post- which provided four mulligans, one tion raised nearly $800 with 12 School students were recognized for their ers and receives a monetary award as well. skirt, one putting contest entry and items, which included gift bas- outstanding work in the art contest by Right Both winners will be recognized at the an- one raffle ticket for a seven-day stay kets, UIndy and Indianapolis In- to Life of Indianapolis. Sophomore Audrey nual Right to Life of Indianapolis banquet. during 2021 in the winner’s choice dians tickets, a video doorbell Rearick won first place in the 2020 Right to “I am very proud of Audrey and Ella's ac- of 150 Wyndham time-share prop- and gift cards. Proceeds from Life of Indianapolis art competition with her complishments. In addition to their winning erties, based upon availability. the event will help Kiwanis entry, titled: "Feeling Blessed.” Sophomore pieces, all their artwork this year has been There were 60 players this year, up support the Hunger Inc. food Ella McCalip received second place in the exceptional. They both exhibit a great deal of from 42 last year. Overall winners pantry, college scholarships and same competition with her entry, titled: "A talent, work ethic and creativity,” said Mark back-to-school supplies. Straton, Visual Arts instructor.

FINANCES RETAIL RETAIL

Hedgie Mars is a OPEN FOR SEASON! JULY 10 new gift/kitchen store located at th 606 E. Troy Ave.! OUR 96 SEASON! Fresh Produce Saturday, July 11 • Noon - 5 p.m. Come shop at Hedgie Mars and Freestone help support Perry Senior Services. Peaches 10% of all sales will be donated to Perry Senior Services. Investing: Self-service is no service. Our Own

James A. Reisert, Financial Advisor Frozen Cider 5855 South Madison, Suite G (Madison & Edgewood Shoppes) Indianapolis, IN 46227 317-783-7901 THIS DATE! SAVE Adrian Orchards 606 E. Troy Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46203 (317) 784-0550 • 500 W. EPLER • (317) 784-7783 hedgiemars.com • (317) 210-5210 HOURS: Mon. - Sat.: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sun. 12 - 5 p.m. 14 Week of July 9-15, 2020 • ss-times.com NIGHT & DAY The Southside Times

CALENDAR OF EVENTS AN OPTION

BEECH GROVE FOUNTAIN SQUARE Chokhlei Restaurant and Karaoke Free Backpack and School Supplies from Salvation Army Back to School Event • This fun LifeBridge • Beech Grove children in grades K-12 community event invites families in need of as- Perry Township is home to about who need school supplies; a parent must show sistance with school supplies to bring their chil- 20,000 Burmese refugees who fled proof the child attends a Beech Grove City School. dren to The Salvation Army as part of their back- from Myanmar to escape religious First come, first served. No sign up required. | to-school prep. In order to attend, families must persecution. Many restaurants offering When: July 18, 10 a.m.-noon. | Where: Hornet live in Marion County and east of Meridian Street, Burmese cuisine have opened on the Park Elementary School, 5249 Hornet Ave. | Info: which is the service area for this program. Once at Southside (there’s even a “Best 10 lifebridge-community.org. The Salvation Army, parents have an opportunity Burmese Restaurants in Indianapolis” to visit vendor booths and learn about healthy list on Yelp). Chokhlei Restaurant and The tomyam soup, with plenty of shrimp and a variety of Alpha Music Collector’s Convention • Indy’s habits, local charter schools, community pro- Karaoke made the top 10 list, with vegetables. (Submitted photo) longest running music collector’s show: thou- grams and resources like the public library. Kids popular items including the pork sands of 45s, 78s, LPs, tapes, DVDs and CDs. Pop, can participate in fun activities while practicing shrimp fried rice; Singapore fried rock, metal, jazz, Big Band, country, easy listen- social distancing. They will also have the option of noodles with egg, chicken, shrimp green onion and bean sprouts. Customers ing, soundtracks, vocals, comedy, collectibles, etc. getting a free haircut from local hairdressers do- and a fish ball; Pho, with beef tips and meatballs; praise the cozy, entertaining and child-friendly Imports, picture discs, posters, books and other nating their services for the event. Before leaving, the tea leaf salad; papaya salad; and the tomyan atmosphere, as well as favorite dishes. “The best prawn friend rice in Indy,” a review commented. music related items. Door prizes at noon. Bring each school-age child receives a new backpack fried rice, with egg, shrimp, crab meat, squid and a lime leaf). Other appetizers and entrees items to sell to dealers. Free parking. Admission with grade-appropriate school supplies. The first include curry fish, caramelized chicken wings; LOCATION: is $4. Admission is only $3 if you mention The 300 children registered through the online event Southside Times. | When: July 19, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. | sweet and spicy fried tilapia pork stew; and 8315 US Highway 31 S. page are guaranteed to receive a backpack, so goat curry. Many main dishes also include Indianapolis, IN 46227 Where: LaQuinta Hotel at I-465 and Emerson Ave. parents are encouraged to get their K-12 student S. | Info: (317) 882-3378; alphaannie.com; : Alpha Records-Indianapolis. BEHIND BARS WHERE I DINE Calendar continued on page 15. Key Lime Pie Rikki Sosbe & John Caito, Martini Southside Indianapolis Where do you like to dine? Bartender: Barringer’s Tavern Shelley Lohman, Greenwood What do you like Shallo’s Antique to eat there? Restaurant & Brewhaus: We’ve got to have those tenderloins – and 8811 Hardegan St., Indianapolis, IN 46227 everything else!

Ingredients and directions: What do you like about this place? • 2 ounces Deep Eddy Lemon Vodka They always have cold Busch Lattes and a spicy • 1 ½-ounce Liquor 43 Bloody Mary. HOW IS COVID-19 AFFECTING • 2 tablespoons lime juice • 2 ounces Pina colada mix Barringer’s Tavern 2535 S. Meridian St. Indianapolis, IN 46225 YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS? • Combine all ingredients and shake with ice. (317) 384-1027 • Pour into martini glass rimmed with graham crackers and sugar.

Let us help you navigate these uncertain times.

Stay up to date on the latest information regarding the coronavirus’ impact on you and your business by visiting the COVID-19 Resources page on our website. The challenges are changing each day, and Somerset is committed to keeping Compiled by Nancy Price and John Parks you informed. Contact us today to connect with a Somerset advisor. What's going on Southside? 800.469.7206 somersetcpas.com Send your news & events to: [email protected] ss-times.com • Week of July 9-15, 2020 15 The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY

★★★★✩ • R • Crime, Drama, Thriller • 2 hours, 15 minutes An Affordable Assisted Lifestyle Community Uncut Gems for the Older Adult. A singular work from two of the most promising young directors working today

MOVIE REVIEW unstoppable urge to push his luck, gambling feels like a clear continuation of the New APARTMENTS away any money he makes back immediately York independent film scene’s legacy char- ARE LIMITED. on the Celtics 2012 playoff run. acterized by their willingness to alienate and By Bradley Lane In case it wasn’t clear from the plot synop- challenge their audience. sis, Uncut Gems is a tense film. It is anxiety I mentioned earlier this film was criti- Josh and Benny Safdie have been mak- inducing and prone to keeping you on the cally praised on its release only because ing low-budget independent films in New edge of your seat, firmly clinching the arm- the audience reaction to its release was far York since 2005. In the time since, they have rests. And it is this idiosyncratic emotional less enthusiastic. This was widely blamed earned widespread acclaim for films likeDad - experience that makes the Safdie’s special. on the directors’ intense style clashing with dy Longlegs, Heaven Knows What and their Amenities Services Of course, this effect did not emerge from wide audience’s expectations for an Adam 2017 breakout hit, Good Time. Debuting at • Private apartment with full, a vacuum. While it is true, mainstream films Sandler-led project. Which is exactly why the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, Good private bathroom have always set out to entertain, movies are I am reviewing it now. I believe that gen- Time earned the Safdie brothers the industry • Kitchenette with sink, refrigerator so much more than just entertainment. John eral audiences could absolutely find value clout necessary to make a larger, more ambi- and microwave Cassavetes thought as much when he picked in Howard Ratner’s struggles had they just tious feature film. Enter one of last year’s big- • Ample closet space up a camera to lead the first wave of Ameri- been provided with the proper context. gest critical darlings, Uncut Gems. • Individually controlled heating and can independent films in the late 50s in New That being covered already,Uncut Gems A story based heavily on the experiences air conditioning York City. His pictures were filmed on loca- provides a wholly unique experience careful- of their father working in the diamond dis- • Carpet in living and sleeping areas tion in New York completely outside of the ly crafted to stress you out, but also to share trict of New York City, Uncut Gems is a char- • Linoleum in kitchen and ceramic tile Hollywood studio system with tiny bud- with you the lessons of Ratner’s almost par- acter study of gambling addict and jeweler in bathroom gets, limited technology and a frenetic, al- able-like adventure. Uncut Gems is available Howard Ratner. The events of the film -be • Emergency call devices in bathroom most amateurish style. This gritty aesthetic to stream on Netflix. gin when Ratner purchases an uncut gem- and bedroom lent itself perfectly to the dark, realistic and stone, which he intends to sell at auction for • Pre-wired for cable TV and telephone introspective stories in which Cassavetes’ Bradley is a Beech Grove High School over $1 million. However, due to compet- • Mini-blinds provided characters found themselves. His substan- alumnus and has been enamored by ing deadlines for his long list of debts and a film for as long as he can remember. tive and stylistic influence is painted all over genuine lack of self-restraint, Ratner is put at He recently graduated from IUPUI, with the Safdie’s body of work, complemented a degree in Media and Public Affairs Services harms way by those he has shorted. Ratner by their signature extreme close-up style of with a minor in Film. Bradley can be • Ongoing health monitoring and also struggles to keep possession of the gem contacted at [email protected]. filming distinguishing themselves from their nursing assessments from NBA player Kevin Garnett, amid his cinematic forefather. Watching their films • Assistance with activities for daily living: bathing, dressing, walking, personal grooming and hygiene Calendar continued from page 14. INDIANAPOLIS to a story and engage in activities to further their appreciation of what they’ve read. Each week will • Medication reminders and assistance Hype Man • Hype Man is a rhythmically woven dra- be a different theme and include a greeting, story, • Three restaurant-style meals daily plus snacks signed up early. | When: July 25, noon-3 p.m. | ma exploring race, representation, fame and friend- song or rhyme and an activity related to the story. • Weekly housekeeping and laundry services Where: Fountain Square Community Center, 1337 ship that will get you grooving just as much as it For programs presented in this series during the • Assistance with transportation needs Shelby St. | Info: SAFountainSquare.org. gets you thinking. Patrons will need to buy your Summer Reading Program through Aug. 1, share • 24-hour staffng and reception desk your experiences on Beanstack to earn badges or GARFIELD PARK tickets in advance, come with a mask and keep in • Range of interesting and varied mind that the 75-minute show has no intermission keep them as special memories of quality time as programs and events and restroom access will be limited. | When: Se- a family. Those who register will be emailed login Garfield Park Sunken Garden • The Garfield Park • Medicaid accepted lect dates from July 9-26, 8 p.m.; 6 p.m. on Sunday instructions approximately 24 hours before the Sunken Garden is now open. When utilizing park shows. | Where: Fonseca Theatre Company, 2508 W. event. | When: July 15, 3-4 p.m. | Where: online | Info: grounds, we urge you to follow social distancing Due to growth we are hiring few Michigan St. | Info: fonsecatheatre.org. attend.indypl.org/event/4404317. guidelines and to keep at least 6 feet between good people. LPN’S, QMA’S and CNA’S. themselves and others and to follow CDC recom- ONLINE LIBRARY EVENTS Digital STEAM Lab • Kids ages 6-11 and families mended personal hygiene measures. Sunken Gar- are invited to join Learning Curve Activity Guide den will be closed when weather is inclement. | Lucy for at-home STEAM projects and experiments. Career Center Resume Tune-Up • Book a private, When: Daily through Sept. 30; Monday-Saturday, 10 Using household objects and materials, create gad- 15-minute online appointment with a Career Cen- a.m.-9 p.m.; Sunday: 1-9 p.m. | Where: Garfield Park, gets, contraptions and even tasty treats you can eat ter Assistant who can provide targeted feedback 2432 Conservatory Drive. | Info: (317) 327-PARK or while learning about everyday physics, chemistry on your existing resume. Get help in identifying email [email protected]. and more! Some projects may require adult assis- transferable skills, formatting your resume for online tance or supervision. This event is being held as an applications and tracking systems or providing gen- GREENWOOD online meeting/webinar. Those who register will be eral proofreading and advice. You must complete emailed login instructions approximately 24 hours the survey at least one day in advance of your ap- Aspire Golf Classic • Spend a warm summer day before the event. | When: July 25, 3-4 p.m. | Where: pointment. This session requires you to have access networking with local businesses on the beauti- online | Info: attend.indypl.org/event/4366260. to Zoom and the ability to upload a digital copy of For more information, call ful rolling fairways at Dye’s Walk Country Club. your resume in PDF or Office file types (.docx, .doc, You’ll make valuable business connections, en- PERRY TOWNSHIP or .rtf). This event is being held as an online meeting/ joy plentiful food and drink and support Aspire 317-885-4446 webinar. You will be emailed login instructions ap- Economic Development + Chamber Alliance. All Marion County Fair • Get excited! The 90th Annual proximately 24 hours before the event. | When: July 8601 South Shelby Street golf registrations will be held on a first-paid ba- Marion County Fair returns. We have some new 10, 10 a.m.-noon. or 2-3 p.m. | Where: online | Info: Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 sis! | When: July 23, 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m. | Where: Dye’s features and traditional favorites returning! | When: attend.indypl.org/event/4445068 (for 10 a.m.-noon); Walk Country Club, 2080 S. State Road 135. | Info: July 11-19; M-F, 5-11 p.m.; Sat-Sun, noon-11 p.m. | hellenicseniorliving-indianapolis.com attend.indypl.org/event/4445074 (for 2-3 p.m.). (317) 535-8635; web.aspirejohnsoncounty.com/ Where: Marion County Fairgrounds, 7300 E. Troy Managed by Gardant Management Solutions events?all=true. Playdate with a Book • Families are invited to listen Ave. | Info: marioncountyfair.org. 16 Week of July 9-15, 2020 • ss-times.com FOR THE RECORD Obituaries The Southside Times

Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Homes, 5141 husband, Jim in 1974. Becky taught fourth and fifth OBITUARIES Madison Ave., Indianapolis. grade at South Grove Elementary for 40 years. She enjoyed volunteering on committees and at her Beatrice Carter church and at Angels of Grace, Society of St. Vincent Allan David Abramow Beatrice “Bea” Carter, 66, Plainfield, died July 5, 2020. de Paul and St. Elizabeth | Coleman. Becky is Allan David Abramow, 90, of Greenwood, formerly Bea was born Jan. 8, 1954, in Harlan, Ky., to the late preceded in death by her parents, William and of Fort Wayne, died July 3, 2020. He was born in Ted and Volena (Hembree) Shannon. She attended Virginia James. Survivors include her husband, Rochester, New York April 20, 1930 to Nathan Mooresville High School and also attended Good James; sons, J. David (Heather) and John (Leigh); and Sarah Abramow. He graduated from Monroe Shepherd Baptist Church for more than 30 years. her grandchildren, Madelynn, James, John, Marjorie High School in Rochester. Upon graduation he She was a Christian, loved God and enjoyed and Ginnifer, her sisters, Cynthia Hurst, Theresa Southside New Quiz enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and served during reading the Bible. While she worked various part- Schroeder (Ed), Nancy Rizzi (Frank) and Amy James; SEE PAGE 2 the Korean War. After being honorably discharged time jobs through the years, her greatest joy came and her many nieces and nephews. A celebration of and due to the G.I. Bill, he attended and graduated 1. D, 2. A, 3. C, 4. B, 5. D from being a wife, mother and grandma. She was life service was held July 8 at Nativity Catholic from Rochester Institute of Technology with a preceded in death by her grandson, Tyler Carter; Church, 7225 Southeastern Ave. A funeral Mass will mechanical engineering degree. He then became and her brothers, Gene, Walt, Dale, George, David be at 11 a.m. on Thursday, July 9 at Nativity Catholic a machine shop instructor at Rochester Institute Puzzle Time Answers and James. Survivors include her husband, Billie Church, with visitation from 10-11 a.m. Becky will of Technology. He then went to work at Redmond SEE PAGE 12 R. Carter, to whom she married Oct. 10, 1970; be buried at Calvary Cemetery. Services are Engineering. He worked at Barker Herbert son, Jeffrey (Wendy) Carter; daughter, Jennifer entrusted to Little & Sons Beech Grove. Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: Analytical Laboratories in New Haven, Ind. and (Andy) Homan; stepsons, Billy (Theresa) Carter, Areas: CARMEL, FISHERS, GEIST, retired after 30 years with the company. He was Jr. and Michael Carter; brothers, Fred and Ronnie NOBLESVILLE, WESTFIELD, ZIONSVILLE; preceded in death by his sister, Molly Shafer- Mary Ellen Harter Hudson Shannon; grandchildren, Taby, Trevor and Trista Mary Ellen Harter Hudson, of Indianapolis, died Rutzen; and two infant children, Adam and Julie Presidents: BUSH, CLINTON, FORD, Carter; Samantha, Graci and Avery Homan; six July 4, 2020. She was born in Beech Grove in 1960 Abramow. He is survived by his wife of 29 years, OBAMA, REAGAN; step-grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren, to Robert M. Harter and Patricia A. (Mansfield) JoAnn; children, Susie Abramow, Nancy (Greg) Kinsley and Brooks Weymouth. Visitation will be Huber. She attended and graduated from Ben Terms: INTEREST, INVESTMENT, Bouck and Andy (Beth) Abramow; stepchildren, Thursday, July 9, 4 to 8 p.m., in the chapel at Carlisle Davis High School. She was employed for well PROFIT, REVENUE; Scott (Lynne) Thomas and Mike (Kelly) Thomas; – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. over 20 years at Allegion. She was a member of grandchildren, Jessie, Annie, Wyatt, Raegan and Things: GLUE, GUM, TAPE; The funeral service will begin at 11 a.m., Friday, July Mt. Gilead Christian Church. She loved to spend Ryan; brother, Dr. Stanley (Audrey) Abramow and 10 at the funeral home, with burial following at time with family, listen to Gospel music and Zones: CENTRAL, EASTERN; several nieces and nephews. Services were held Maple Hill Cemetery, Plainfield. play virtual video games. Mary was preceded in Park: INDIANA BEACH July 8 at G.H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral death by her father, Robert M. Harter; and her Home, 5141 Madison Ave. Bryanna Cox husband, Kenneth L. Hudson, also known as “Big Bryanna Cox, 25, of Beech Grove, died June 28, Daddy.” Mary is survived by her mother, Patricia Michelle Diane Brandum 2020. She was born Nov. 2, 1994 in San Diego. She A. (Mansfield) Huber; her children, Michelle, April Michelle Diane “Shelly” Brandum, 74, of Beech is survived by her parents, Paul and Beatrice Cox; and Paul (Chelsey) Gibson; stepchildren, Tammy Grove, died June 30, 2020. Michelle was born to brother, Joshua Grim; grandparents, Paul T. Cox, (Nick) Woods, Joshua (Stacey) and Brad Hudson; the late George and Elma "Kathie" Maudlin on June Jr. and Julianna Utterback; aunts, Mary Sinclair, siblings, Nancy Harter Lynn, Robert, James and 30, 1947 in Indianapolis. She enjoyed gardening, Rosa Flores, Michelle Reno, Kim Fleischman and Charlie (Ginger) Harter; and 13 grandchildren. being out in the sun and nature, feeding the Abigail Cox; uncles, Rene Alvarez, Benjamin Cox, Visitation and a service was held July 7 at G. H. hummingbirds and was a fan of football, but Japheth Cox, Ryan Daniel, Nick Utterback and Hermann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 mostly Peyton Manning. When she was younger, Shawn Utterback. Visitation was held July 6 at G. Madison Ave., Indianapolis. She was buried at she enjoyed bowling and was an archer and held H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at The Round Hill Cemetery. the Spike Archery Camp for children. She was also Gardens of Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Road 135. a sister of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Phi. Michelle is survived by her husband, Bradly Brandum; sons, Donald Lee Kennedy Donald Lee Kennedy, Clayton, Ind., died June 30, Patrick and Daniel Brandum; sisters, Debbie Keys Pastor Dennis J. Gibbons 2020 at The Harrison Assisted Living in Indianapolis. and Janis (Daniel) Pfeifer; and a brother, Douglas Pastor Dennis J. Gibbons, 70, of Indianapolis, died He was born Oct. 4, 1934 in Indianapolis, a son of (Pat) Maudlin. A memorial gathering will take place June 29, 2020. He was born March 18, 1950 in the late John Earl and Bonnie Mae (Darr) Kennedy. on Saturday, July 18 from 1-3 p.m. at Little and Sons, Indianapolis. He was a spiritual advisor to many. Don had been employed as a route salesman for Beech Grove Chapel, 1301 Main St., Beech Grove. A He was employed by the United States Post Office, the Coca-Cola Company as had retired after 43 celebration of life service will immediately follow in but his heart for the Lord led him to the ministry. years of service. In his leisure time, Don enjoyed the funeral home at 3 p.m. Everyone entering the He served as a pastor for many years and led many metal detecting and coin collecting. He was building is required to wear a mask. to give their life to God. His favorite Bible verse was Isaiah 40:31: “But those who hope in the Lord preceded in death by his first wife, Kay (Lush) will renew their strength. They will soar on wings Kennedy. Don is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Carol Anne Grube Buck like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they Anne (Clements) Kennedy; his children, Lee Ann Carol Anne Grube Buck, 76, died June 30, 2020, will walk and not be faint.” He was preceded in (Barry) Mosier, Donnie (Jenny Berry) Kennedy in Venice, Fla. She was born March 21, 1944, in death by his wife, Martha “Marti” Gibbons in 2015. and Richard Anderson; five grandchildren; and Indianapolis, to Elizabeth and William Grube. He is survived by his son, Brian (Carrie) Gibbons; four great-grandchildren. A graveside service was Carol Anne was valedictorian of her graduating granddaughters, Kenzie and Quinn Gibbons; conducted by Pastor Steve Ranson on July 2 at class at Southport High School and went on to brother, Jim (Amanda) Gibbons; and brother, Bill Floral Park Cemetery on Holt Road in Indianapolis, become a businesswoman. She assisted those (Eileen) Gibbons. Visitation was held July 3 from where burial immediately followed. Singleton in need and frequently helped family friends 5-7 p.m. at G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Community Mortuary and Memorial Center was and others through hard times in their lives. She Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. entrusted with the arrangements. was a jewelry fanatic and spent countless hours There will be no public services. He will be buried with her grandchildren teaching them about her at Washington Park North Cemetery. favorite hobby. Carol Anne always dreamed of David Levi and talked about retiring in Florida one day, and David Levi, 62, of Indianapolis, died it was there that she spent the last years of her life. Rebecca Harrell June 30, 2020. David was born Jan. She was preceded in death by her parents and her Rebecca “Becky” Harrell, 73, died 17, 1958 in Beech Grove to the late granddaughter, Sydney Brotheridge. Carol Anne is July 3, 2020. She was born March 24, Wanda (Pruitt) Levi and Bobby Levi. survived by her brother, Bill Grube; her children, 1947 in Beech Grove. She attended He graduated from Franklin Central Maura Hurry and Rick Buck; and her grandchildren, Holy Name Catholic School and High School in 1976, where he Corinne Giambra, Balyn Brotheridge, Emery Buck Sacred Heart High School. She played football and wrestled for and Gus Buck. Graveside services were held July graduated with bachelor’s degree the Flashes. David was a volunteer youth football 7 at the Mt. Pleasant Greenwood Cemetery, from Indiana State University and 734 North Morgantown Road, Greenwood. earned her masters from IUPUI. Becky married her Arrangements have bee,,n entrusted to G. H. Obituaries continued on page 17. ss-times.com • Week of July 9-15, 2020 17 The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries

Obituaries continued from page 16. Troy Padgett; and aunt, Tara Madsen. Funeral sisters, Clarissa Schipp and Norma Jean Schipp; services were held July 8 at Singleton and Herr brother, David Schipp; her religious community Mortuary, 7602 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Burial and several nieces and nephews. Due to Complete coach for many years. He was a member of the followed at Greenwood Cemetery. restrictions connected to the coronavirus, no Burial Package Pleasant View Masonic Lodge #134, the Scottish public wake or funeral will be held. Little & Sons Rite and the Murat Temple. He worked for several Gerald Lee Richey Funeral Home, Beech Grove, are entrusted with the arrangements. years at National Wines & Spirits and Ford Motor Gerald Lee Richey, Sr., 68, of Indianapolis, died • Opening & Closing Company before retiring from the Ford Motor June 23, 2020. The son of Gilbert Lawson, Sr. and Company’s Lima, Ohio plant. He enjoyed racing, Ruby Rea (Spears) Richey, Gerald was born Dec. 27, Norma J. Schultz • Concrete Container especially the Indy 500 and taking trips to the 1951 in Indianapolis. Gerald retired in 2019 after Norma J. Schultz, 80, of Greenwood, died July beach in Florida for races. David was an avid 20 years of service from CSX Railroad (formerly 4, 2020. She was born Aug. 15, 1939 in Mason • Tent & Chairs Indianapolis Colts fan. Survivors include his wife, the B & O Railroad) as a railroad clerk. He was a County, Ky., to the late Jessie Earnest and Della T. • Purchase At Need Cynthia "Cindy" Poehler-Levi; daughter, Katie member of Mars Hill Baptist Bible Church and Earlywine. Norma was a hairdresser and manager Poehler-Levi; son, Mark Gibson (Karin); brother, in his spare time, enjoyed taking his rod and of The Workshop for 27 years. She was a member • Any Gravesite You Choose Darrell Levi; granddaughter, Alissa Gibson; and reel and going fishing. Gerald is survived by his of Emmanuel Church of Greenwood. She loved many nieces and nephews and friends. Services sons, Gerald Richey, Jr. and Daniel J. Richey; his dancing and shooting trap. She was preceded for David were held July 7 at Little & Sons Funeral daughter, Dawn-Marie Richey; sisters, Joann in death by her first husband, Bill Schultz; and Home. Burial followed at Acton Cemetery. Price and Carolyn Stoffregen; six grandchildren; siblings, Milly Doyle, Dick, Sam and Wilson. and four great-grandchildren. Services were held Survivors include her husband, Glenn A. Whitmill, Dorothy Lucille Miles June 28 at Mars Hill Baptist Bible Church, 2601 S. II; children, Tony Schultz (Julia Scott), Sherry and Dorothy Lucille Miles, 90, of Dennison St., Indianapolis. A private burial was at Shawn; grandchildren, Steven and Samuel; great- Indianapolis, died June 30, 2020. Forest Lawn Memory Gardens, Greenwood. grandchildren, Jaron, Levi and Hendrix; and sisters, She was born Nov. 8, 1929 in Christine, Edith, Shirley, Sue and Lillian. Visitation Chicago to the late Roy and Hazel David M. Sander for Norma will be Thursday, July 9 4-8 p.m. at G.H. Ruddick. Dorothy was an active David M. Sander, 73, of Greenwood, died June 30, Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home, 1605 S. member of St. Peter’s Evangelical 2020. David was born Dec. 5, 1946 in Indianapolis to State Road 135, Greenwood. A funeral service will Lutheran Church. She had a “green the late Hugo M. and Helen (Schott) Sander. David be held Friday, July 10 at 11:30 a.m. at the funeral thumb” and loved working in the garden. Dorothy served his country in the United States Air Force home. Family will provide masks for those who enjoyed bowling, Tootsie Rolls and playing games during Vietnam War. David earned a bachelor’s need them. Norma will be buried in The Gardens COLUMBARIUM with family and friends. She always had a cat, was degree from Indiana University in accounting and at Olive Branch, Greenwood. NICHE good at logic puzzles and never missed a Bible then a master’s degree from Western Kentucky study. She was preceded in death by her husband, University in counseling. David went on to earn an James R. Sloan Clarence Miles; daughter, Donna Deuser; and her EdS degree in systems technology. David was the James (Jim) R. Sloan, 73, of Indianapolis, died 2703 S. Meridian Street siblings. Survivors include her son, Larry (Linda) director of Senior Citizen’s Renovations at CICOA. June 28, 2020. He was born July 23, 1946 to the Indpls, 46225 • (317) 786-7733 Miles; son-in-law, Phillip W. Deuser; grandchildren, David was a member of St. Barnabas. David was late James R., Sr. and Ruth Audrey Sloan. Jim Craig Deuser, Anita Miles, Nicole (Gary) Shoemaker, preceded in death by his half-sister, Margaret grew up in Indianapolis, graduated from Broad concordiacemeteryindy.com Scott (Sissy) Engle and Jeff Miles; and great- (Sander) Goldsby; Tom, Jerry, Ben and Dick Ripple High School in 1964 and received an granddaughter, Kelsey Deuser. Funeral services Schuster, Richard Sander and Ardella (Sander) associate degree in computer technology from were held July 3 in St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Daunhauer. Survivors include his wife of 39 years, Purdue Extension, Indianapolis. He led a team Church with Pastor Seth A. Mierow officiating. Marsha (Montgomery) Sander; his children, of computer programmers at Indiana National Burial was in Concordia Cemetery. Arrangements Sarah (Sam) Schilling, Elizabeth (Justin) Piercy, Bank, developing the first ATM machines. Jim and care were provided by Lauck & Veldhof Anna (Adam) Kin and Zachary (Elissa) Sander; founded his own computer software company Bankruptcy? Funeral & Cremation Services. grandchildren, Addilyn and Ava Sander, Madeline that has existed for 38 years. Jim married Ann Beck and Maxwell Schilling, Piper King and Dempsey Sloan on April 29, 1967. Through their 53 years of Carolyn Jean Orange Piercy; siblings, Mary (Schuster) Butler, Margie marriage they traveled together and with their WE CAN HELP! Carolyn Jean Orange, Indianapolis, died June 24, (Schuster) Cahill and Elizabeth “Betty” (Schuster) family. Jim had visited all 50 states, Austria, South 2020. She was 67. Carolyn was born Dec. 20, 1952 Ferguson; and a host of nieces, nephews and Africa, Ireland and most recently, Australia and in Indianapolis, a daughter of the late Carl J. and cousins. Visitation was held July 6 in the O’Riley New Zealand as a celebration of his and Ann’s 50th FREE consultation at your convenience on Dora “Phillips” Brown. Carolyn was a graduate of Funeral Home. The Mass of Christian burial was wedding anniversary. Jim is survived by his wife, the phone or in person ... we will work with George Washington High School in Indianapolis celebrated July 7 in St. Barnabas Catholic Church. Ann; his brother, Paul Sloan, his three children, your schedule! and had been employed with United Hospital Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery. Amy Sloan King (Ron), Abe Sloan (Megan) and Services and retired in 2014 after 20 years of Audra Gipson (Justis), his four grandchildren, Neo, Immediate relief from calls and YOU service. Carolyn is survived by her husband, Sr. Mary Gilbert Schipp, OSB Pre and Via King and Darby Gipson; five nieces threatening letters. and nephews, Merrie, Gabbi, Gerald, Loren, and DESERVE Richard Orange, Sr., whom she married May 7, Sr. Mary Gilbert Schipp, OSB Personal attention to your case Jacob Sloan; as well as several great-nieces and A FRESH 2000; her son, Jimmy Parker; her stepchildren, (formerly Vera Katharine), 86, died from our experienced team! Denise Orange and Richard Orange, Jr.; as well July 3, 2020. Sr. Mary Gilbert was nephews. A celebration of Jim’s life was held July 5 START! as several extended family members and friends. born Feb. 14, 1934 in Ferdinand, at Broad Ripple Park. Put your tax refund to good use There are no services planned at this time. Ind. to the late Gilbert and Laura by assuring peace of mind in 2020! Schipp. She entered Monastery Marcella W. Smith Marcus Lee Padgett Immaculate Conception in Marcella W. Smith, 92, of Beech Only $250 to get started! Marcus Lee Padgett, 19, of Indianapolis, died Ferdinand, Ind. in 1952. She was a founding Grove, died July 1, 2020. She was a July 1, 2020. Marcus was born June 6, 2001 in member of Our Lady of Grace Monastery in Beech longtime member of Garfield Park Call today! 317-888-7620 Indianapolis to Tabitha Sue Madsen and Ronald Grove. She graduated from Academy Immaculate Church of God until they closed Wesley Padgett, Sr. He attended Owen Valley Conception, Ferdinand. She received a bachelor’s and went on to become a member High School. Marcus was known for his sense of degree in education from St. Benedict College and of Meridian Church of God. She is We are a debt humor, his love for The Tennessee Volunteers, the taught at schools in the Diocese of Evansville, Ind. preceded in death by her husband, relief agency. music of performer, "Upchurch" and for racing. and the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. She received Dwain Duncan. Marcella is survived by her son, We help Marcus was preceded in death by his aunt, Tiffany her master’s degree from the University of Notre Gary Duncan. Funeral services were held at Little people file for Madsen; great-grandparents, Elvin and Elinora Dame and served as a bookkeeper at St. Paul and Sons Beech Grove Chapel July 8. Burial was at bankruptcy Madsen and Donald and Peggy Webb; uncle, Hermitage. In 1974 she became the administrator Albright Cemetery in Kokomo, Ind. under the 317.939.4839 Dustin Allen; and his girlfriend, Anna Robertson. of St. Paul Hermitage. Sr. Mary Gilbert was bankruptcy code. indianapolis.itex.com Survivors include his parents, Tabitha S Madsen appointed treasurer of her religious community in and Ronald Wesley Padgett, Sr.; his grandparents, 1986, a position she held until retirement in 2015. Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors Charlie and Kim Madsen and Robert and Brenda Sr. Mary Gilbert was preceded in death by her are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ indybankruptcylawyer.com Hibbert; brothers, Ron Padgett, Jr. (Bonnie) and brother, Robert Schipp. She is survived by her ss-times.com. Information received by noon Tuesday will be published Thursday, space permitting. 18 Week of July 9-15, 2020 • ss-times.com PLACES OF WORSHIP The Southside Times

✞ ASSEMBLY OF GOD 679-1938. | Pr. Sam Pierce. | Sun.: 10:30 Faith Assembly of God • 186 Royal Road, a.m. | foundationlbc.com. Beech Grove. | Ph: (317) 784-8566. | Pr. Tallwood Chapel Community Church • Lawrence Cook. | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. 5560 S. Shelby St., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 787- 5 For unto which of the angels said He God but as the Son begotten of the Father exact image of His Father and was and is in | Wed.: 7 p.m. 5595. | Pr. Daniel Smith | Worship with us on at any time, You are My Son, this day have I to be free to minister the laws of God and to total agreement with Him. For Him to behave begotten You? And again, I will be to Him a establish the kingdom of God as a kingdom or speak otherwise would put Him at odds ✞ BAPTIST . Livestreaming. Sundays 10:30 a.m. Wed. 7 p.m. Prayers are with you during this time. | Father, and He shall be to Me a Son? into which all people of the world may flow. with God. This is complicated in a way, but Faith Baptist Church • 1640 Fry Road, 6 And again, when He brings in the first He not only needs our attention as God's it is essential that we understand that the Greenwood. | Ph: (317) 859-7964. | Pr. Scott BIBLE CHURCH, Ministry of HOLY WORD. begotten into the world, He said, And let all eternal high priest, He needs to be seen by writer of Hebrews is showing those to whom Mauldin. | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. & 5 p.m. | Sunday ✞ PRESBYTERIAN School: 9:45 a.m. | Wed.: 7 p.m. | KJV. the angels of God worship Him. us as our eternal king as well. He is God's this Epistle is written that they can put their Greenwood Presbyterian Church • 102 7 And of the angels He said, Who makes His only sovereign son who comes with the absolute faith and confidence in Christ Jesus ✞ CATHOLIC W. Main St., Greenwood. | Ph: (317) 881- angels spirits, and His ministers a flame of fire. power and authority of God Himself. He has and safely see Him as the standard bearer of Good Shepherd Catholic Church • 2905 1259. | Rev. Peter Zinn. | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. 8 But unto the Son He said, Your throne, this because He is God Himself Who came God. We need to see Him the same way to- S. Carson Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 783-3158. | | Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. O God, is for ever and ever: a scepter of righ- to live with us in order to show us the way day. The law would not save and could not Rev. Bob Robeson, Administrator. | Sat. Mass: ✞ SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST teousness is the scepter of Your kingdom. to salvation from sin and self and the world save anyone, but Christ came and lived and 4:30 p.m. | Sun. Mass: 10 a.m. | Completely Southside Seventh-Day Adventist • 9 You have loved righteousness, and hat- around us. The writer of Hebrews points this taught us that we all can be saved by God's Handicapped Accessible. | All Welcome! 4801 Shelbyville Road, Indpls. | Ph: (317) ed iniquity; therefore God, even Your God, out clearly. Not a one of the angels of God in great grace so let us all put our faith in Him Holy Name of Jesus • 89 N. 17th Ave., 786-7002. | Pr. Brian Yensho. | Services has anointed You with the oil of gladness heaven had this power or this authority. They and that great grace. Sat.: 11 a.m. | Sabbath School: 9:30 above Your fellows. were servants of God and did the bidding of Beech Grove. | Ph: (317) 784-5454. | God bless and go and have a great day. Rev. Robert Robeson. | Worship Times & a.m. | southsideadventist.org. | Health HEBREWS 1:5-9 God with no power or authority act or speak Anticipation Sun.: 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30 a.m. Ministries, CHIP+: chiphealth.com. on their own. Jesus could and did but He did | Sat. Mass: 5 p.m. It is very important that we establish Christ in exact accordance and agreement with His ✞ SOUTHERN BAPTIST Father in heaven. Not a thing that He said or Saints Francis & Clare Catholic Church Jesus not only as the only begotten son of Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the Church of God Calvary Baptist Church • 200 Sunset did put Him at variance with God. He was the at 3939 S. Emerson Ave. • 5901 Olive Branch Road, Greenwood. | Blvd., Greenwood. | Ph: (317) 881-5743. | Ph: (317) 859-4673. | Fr. Steve Giannini. Sr. Pr. Dave Cook | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. | Sunday | Sat. Anticipation Mass: 5:30 p.m. | Sun.: School: 9 a.m. | Something for All Ages. CLASSIFIEDS: PLACE YOUR AD - CALL 300-8782 7, 8:45 & 11:30 a.m. Southwood Baptist Church • 501 S. 4th References upon request. St. Jude • 5353 McFarland Road, Indpls. | Ave., Beech Grove | Ph: (317)786-2719 | Pr. Visit our website, www. Kelley- EMPLOYMENT Ph: (317) 786-4371. | Rev. Peter Marshall. Rick Porter. | Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. | Employment hardestysmithandco.com and | Sun.: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 a.m. | Sat. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. | Sun. & Wed. Eve learn more about us. Merchandise Anticipation Mass: 5 p.m. Worship: 6:30 p.m. FINANCE/ACCOUNTING You may send resume to posi- ✞ CHRISTIAN CHURCH ✞ SPIRITUALIST [email protected] FITNESS Mount Pleasant Christian Church • The Spiritualist Church of Accountant for Public Account- Express Indy South is 381 N. Bluff Road, Greenwood. | Senior Pr. Indianapolis • 3020 S. Meridian St. Ste. E ing Firm, Southside Indianapolis RESTAURANT/BAR AFG Elliptical - gym quality, well Chris Philbeck. | Sun.: 9:15 a.m., 11 a.m. | & F, Indianapolis 46217. | Sunday Services: We have an immediate open- maintained w/service contract, proud to be open and MPCC online campus: MPCC live at 10 a.m. 6:30 p.m. | TSCOI.org. ing for an accountant who is Experienced bartender needed lightly used. Paid $1,134. Ask- continuing to serve ET. | mpcc.info. part-time. Apply within after 4 ✞ looking for a rich and rewarding ing $450. 317-503-3112 South-Central Indiana! UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST p.m. at American Legion Beech Southport Heights Christian Church St. John’s United Church of Christ • professional career in public Johnson & Marion County Grove, 327 Main St. • 7154 S. McFarland Road, Indpls. | Pr. 7031 S. East St., Indpls (U.S. 31, Southport accounting. The practice began Garage Sale Steve Ferguson. | Bible School: 9 a.m. Road). | Ph: (317) 881-2353. | Rev. Ross in 1969 and works with closely Looking for a career change? HEALTHCARE | Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. | Deaf Tyler. | Sun. Contemporary Worship: 9 a.m. held and operated businesses Give us a call or apply online! Ministry: James Wines (317) 493-0414 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP | Traditional Worship: 10:30 a.m. | Sunday and focuses heavily on tax VP or [email protected]. School: 10:30 a.m. Need caregivers, p/t & f/t avail- 100+ LOCAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES strategy / preparation and busi- able. Some weekends. 317 691 Southern Springs Annual ✞ CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST • Advanced Manufacturing ✞ UNITED METHODIST ness development consultation. 0113 or 317 727 4735 Community Sale. Sat July 11, Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist • 7625 Center United Methodist Church We will train on the business • Office Services McFarland Road. | Ph: (317) 888-3204. | 8a-3p. Franklin Twp located at • Light Industrial • 5445 Bluff Road, Indpls. | Ph: (317) development aspect of the Stop 11 and Arlington. Sun.: 10 a.m. | Sun. School: 10 a.m. | Wed.: 784-1101 | Email: info@center-umc. position. This position will be General Services 4 p.m. | Reading Room Hours Tues.: 11 Multiple shifts available! org. | Sun. Traditional Worship: 9 a.m. & responsible for preparation of a.m.-2 p.m. & Wed.: 2:30-3:30 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS Contemporary Worship: 11:15 a.m. compiled, reviewed and audited MISC. GENERAL SERVICES EXPRESSINDYSOUTH.COM ✞ DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Edgewood United Methodist • 1820 E. financial statements, prepara- Moving sale on July 10 and Tapestry Church • Ph: (317)784-4431 | Epler Ave. | Ph: (317) 784-6086. | Rev. Paul tion of corporate, partnership I am a widow, so I live on a 11 from 9a to 3p at 5711 Misty (317) 888-5700 Worship service is being streamed online Wagner. | Sun. Worship: 9 a.m. | Sunday and personal income tax re- fixed income. I receive widow’s Ridge Circle. Furniture, dishes, via YouTube Channel at 10 a.m. Sunday. | School: 10:15 a.m. | edgewoodumc-indy. turns, preparation of payroll pension. ISO extra income. household items, misc. Tweet Us at gototapestry.org. org. | “The Church for The Next 100 Years.” tax returns, sales tax returns I clean houses, offices, etc. The Southside Times | We are on Trustworthy, dependable and ✞ LUTHERAN . and property tax returns. You for Quick News reasonable. 317-444-1121 Concordia Lutheran Church and Preschool Rosedale Hills United Methodist • will help develop and analyze and Local Updates! • 305 Howard Road, Greenwood. | (317) 881- 4450 S. Keystone Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) reporting for business opera- 4477. | Worship Sun.: 9 a.m. | Sunday School: 786-6474 | Email: [email protected]. | tions and budgets and have 10:30 a.m. | concordia-lcms.com. Rev. Jill Howard. | Sun.: 9:30 a.m. | Sunday heavy direct involvement with School: 10:45 a.m. | rosedalehillsumc.com. St. Mark’s Free Lutheran Church • 1301 the clients. We are looking for E. Prospect St., Indpls (Inside the historic Whiteland United Methodist Church an accountant who works well Fountain Square Community). | Pr. Terry • 309 Main St., Whiteland | Ph. 317-535- with people and has a sense Englert. | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. | Adult & Children’s 4287 | Rev. Bill Clark | Sun. Worship 10:30 | of humor. No sourpusses need WUMCINDIANA.org | /WUMC01. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. | Come join us for apply. Minimum of 3 years a traditional style worship experience ✞ followed by a time of food and fellowship! WESLEYAN experience required. This is a Circle of Hope Wesleyan Church • 120 perfect opportunity for a quali- TO ADVERTISE IN ✞ NON-DENOMINATIONAL S. 4th Ave., Beech Grove. | Ph: (317) 507- fied person to begin a very Emmanuel Church: Banta Campus • 3905. | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. | Wed.: 6:30 p.m. | rewarding career both profes- CLASSIFIEDS OR SERVICE GUIDE 6602 S. Harding St., Indpls. | Ph: (317) Food Pantry: 2nd & 4th Wed. 5-7 p.m. sionally and financially, with a CALL US TODAY (317) 300-8782 FOR MORE INFO. 535-9673. | Pr. Aaron Beasley. | Sunday: 9 Southview Wesleyan Church • 4700 work-life balance. & 11 a.m. | eclife.org. Shelbyville Road, Indpls. | Ph: (317) 783- Foundation Life Bible Church • 1500 0404. | Pr. Rick Matthews. | Sun.: 10:30 Windhorst Way, Greenwood. | Ph: (317) a.m. & 6 p.m. | Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. ss-times.com • Week of July 9-15, 2020 19 The Southside Times CLASSIFIEDS: PLACE YOUR AD - CALL 300-8782

CONSTRUCTION HANDYMAN HAULING Hofmann H. CORRIGAN Concrete Asphalt Paving J & S HAULING Specializing in Seal Coating | Repairs HANDYMAN SERVICES Junk Removal • Brush Piles • Property all forms of colored & 27 years experience! Cleanouts • Yard Waste Removal Demolition stamped CONCRETE Residential & Commercial of Garages, Sheds, Fences, 317-862-MUDD (6833) Free Estimates | Insured Small jobs, remodels and renovations Decks and Swingsets Emergency or Scheduled Services Cell 317-281-6205 317-272-7371 Call Julian at 317-418-1806 Licensed • Bonded • Insured BLACKTOP SERVICES 317-626-5973

HOME IMPROVEMENT LAWN SERVICE LAWN SERVICE YOUR AD GEORGE’S LAWN SERVICE GEORGE’S LAWN SERVICE COULD BE HERE! LOOKING TO Family Owned & Operated Since 1990 I CAN Family Owned & Operated Since 1990 Serving Indianapolis and Surrounding Areas • Commercial / Residential SELL YOUR COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL HANDYMAN CONNECTING SOUTHSIDE. 317-359-2524 My HOME OR CENTER GROVE 317-359-2524 ■ Lawn Fertilization ■ Mowing ■ Shrub Trimming ■ Lawn Maintenance BUSINESS? ■ Weed Control ■ Aeration TO ADVERTISE: ■ Mulching ■ Sodding & Seeding ■ Lawn Fertilization 10% OFF FIRST SERVICE ■ ■ ■ CALL 317-300-8782 (317) 340-8049 (317) 300-8782 Shrub/Tree Planting Finish Grading Spring & Fall Clean-up Serving Indianapolis & surrounding areas

YOUR AD COULD BE HERE! LAWN SERVICE LAWN SERVICE

Cragen’s Lawn Service LLC Sunrise Landscape Find us in your neighborhood Proudly serving commercial and residential properties since 1998. (317) 507-3767 Jeff’s SPECIALIZING IN: Spring/Fall Clean-up • Mulch Refreshing • Professional Mowing Landscape Design & Installation • Tree & Shrub Planting • Retaining Walls Lawn & Deep Core Aeration • Lawn Seeding • Hedge Trimming • Maintenance ... and more! Landscaping For more special offers visit www.cragenlawn.green Mowing • Landscaping Light Hauling • Rental Cleanouts MOWING & SHRUB TRIMMING ... or online at ... $25 OFF $25 OFF Garage Cleanouts • Mulching Spring & Fall Cleaning MULCH DELIVERY & REFRESHING SPRING CLEANUP/HEDGE TRIMMING Construction Clean-up ss-times.com One coupon per residence. One coupon per residence. New customers only. Gabe Beechler Owner 317-523-7921 FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES • WORRY FREE • PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 317-727-6516 Call for your FREE ESTIMATE! TREE SERVICE TREE SERVICE TREE SERVICE

Storm Damage • Trimming • Removal • Firewood • Lot Clearing TREE Lawncare and Tree removaL ServiceS NY’S SERV N ng the Southside since 1 IC DA Servi 982 E * 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE * Tree/Stump/Limb Removal – Trimming – Shaping TREE REMOVAL Lot Clearing – Landscaping – Mulching – Shrub Work Firewood – Bucket Service – Insurance Claims Emergency or Scheduled Services 317-474-0834 (317) 362-9064 317-626-5973 Bucket Truck Service • Spraying • Stump Removal • Topping • Root Feeding FREE ESTIMATES & FULLY INSURED • CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Senior Citizen Discount | Insured & Bonded | Free Estimates

TREE SERVICE TREE SERVICE TREE SERVICE

• 24 HOUR EMERGENCY • INSURED • SINCE 1954 • “We take pride in our work!” PAYMENT PLANS Stewart’s Tree Services Call for your FREE Estimate today! AVAILABLE UPON E’S TREE SE 322-8367 AGREEMENT! WHIT RVIC Tree Removal Shaping E. E • Lot Cleaning • Stump Removal Trimming Limb Removal • Landscaping $30 OFF Spraying Deadwood • Bucket Truck of $300 or more • Tree Removal 1 PER CUSTOMER Stump Removal Topping 317-786-4076 317-839-2233 • Topping • Thinning Visit us at GloversTrees.com Trimming • Spraying • Stump Removal • Lot Clearing • Deadwooding FREE ESTIMATES ESTABLISHED 1980 CELL 317-358-3318 | [email protected] Fertilizing • Firewood • Snow Removal • Firewood stewartstreeservice.com Satisfaction Guaranteed BUYING GOLD Buying old Gold Coins of all kinds. Platinum Rings, Broken Chains, Old Rings, Dental Gold.

GOLD IS OVER $1,800/OZ Starting August 17, 2020 Don’t be fooled into selling your gold to pop-up gold buyers. Monday - Thursday 10a-2p Sell your scrap gold to a safe & reputable expert. 3 & 4 day programs 3-5 years old Full Service Jewelry Repair • Tight rings made loose • Loose rings made tight • Tips Rebuilt • Heads replaced • Shanks replaced • Stones tightened • Chains soldered • Clasps replaced • Watch links removed / added • Pearls re-strung • And more! ENROLL NOW!

317.888.4673 701 Main Street, Beech Grove, Indiana (317) 787-1745 • [email protected] cohpreschool.com Like us on Facebook • www.spaldingjewelers.com

We Make It. You Bake It.TM

ALL ONLINE ORDERS OF $20 OR MORE GET 25% OFF. Enter code: HOME25 Claim discount by entering the code at checkout at papamurphys.com.

we’re Visit our Southside Locations Today! open! Beech Grove • 317-784-7272 5347 E. Thompson Rd. Indianapolis, 46237 Greenwood • 317-889-8888 1011 North State Rd. 135 Greenwood, 46142 Franklin • 317-346-9929 1141 N. Morton St. Franklin 46131 papamurphys.com