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Mmoja Ajabu was 19 when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. He was in the military at the time, in training in Missouri. He and the other Black soldiers in his base were Taran Richardson (left) stands relegated to a remote part of the with Kelli Marshall, who previously base and told they would be shot worked at Tindley Accelerated Schools, where Richardson gradu- if they attempted to leave as the ated from this year. Richardson white soldiers went out to “quell plans to attend Howard University the rebellion in St. Louis,” he said. in the fall to study astrophysics. (Photo provided) “I started understanding at that point what the hell was going on,” Ajabu said. Tindley grad ready NiSean Jones, founder of Black Out for Black Lives, addresses a for a new challenge See PROTESTS, A5® crowd downtown on June 19. (Photo/Tyler Fenwick) IPS MAY VOTE TO at Howard University CHANGE COURSE By TYLER FENWICK [email protected] By STAFF

Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) When Taran Richardson was in high could change course and go to e- school at Tindley Accelerated Schools, learning for all students instead of he developed an appropriate motto for giving students the option of vir- himself: #NoSleepInMySchedule. tual learning or going to a building. Richardson, who graduated this year, The IPS Board of School Commis- was a four-sport athlete at Tindley sioners will vote whether to begin and put the motto on the back of his the 2020-21 school year remotely warm-ups for all of his sports: cross at the next board meeting July 30. country, basketball, soccer and track. Students and staff were set to He made the Dean’s List his junior return to the classroom Aug. 17. It and senior years with a 3.7 GPA and is unknown at this time if that date will change. graduated as salutatorian. That was If the recommendation is ap- while serving as class president all proved, IPS students will continue four years of high school, working a e-learning until at least October, part-time job at Walmart and earning in hopes that COVID-19 cases in Eagle Scout honors. The 1953 eighth grade class at John Hope School #26. (Photo pro- Marion County will have decreased “It’s me essentially saying I’m gonna vided) by that time. persevere and push through,” Richard- In a press conference earlier this son said in an interview. Alumni remember John Hope month, IPS Superintendent Aleesia Now, Richardson is on his way to Johnson said school administra- Howard University, one of 65 colleges tion were fl exible with reopening he was accepted to, where he’ll study School on 100th anniversary plans, and she didn’t want to have a “blanket response that we would astrophysics. By TYLER FENWICK [email protected] put into place.” “You know how you want certain This story is ongoing, and will be things for your child? For me, it’s like, updated online at indianapolisre- wow, it’s really happening,” Rita Rich- The alumni of John Hope School have corder.com. ardson, his mother, said. “I’m so proud of him. He is an awesome, wonderful many stories to tell about the teachers, the kid and has been since the day he was born.” friends, the neighborhood that raised them A mother’s praise doesn’t mean Rich- ardson followed a straight and easy from kindergarten through eighth grade. path from birth to Howard, though. Bill Gibson, from the class of Gibson, a 76-year-old retired in- Embarking on the Rita didn’t like the direction her son 1958, remembers a teacher coming formation technology worker, looks was going in middle school, when to his house one rainy evening in back on that day fondly, though, genealogy journey Richardson started looking at what his the fi fth or sixth grade because he because he came to learn his classmates had — a cell phone, more was acting up in her class. Gibson teacher would only take the time By MIKAILI AZZIZ name brands — and began prioritizing is hesitant to say he remembers to do that if she really cared for her material pursuits over his education. something for certain, but the de- students. All Doris Fields knew about her He even drew Nike symbols on his tails from that night are clear: His Betty Glenn, from the class of father was he was Jamaican — and he socks. mother was upset and embarrassed, 1953, can remember her music wasn’t present in her life. Education must come fi rst, Rita and his siblings made fun of him class walking the halls around With Fields’ mother unwilling to would tell him, which is why Rich- for a month. Christmas time to sing carols. talk about him, she was left in the ardson enrolled at Tindley in seventh “Back in the day, parents did not Classrooms would stay silent and dark. She joined the Indiana African grade. He wasn’t on board at fi rst — want a preacher or teacher to come leave their doors open as the class American Genealogy Group (IAAGG) he had to cut his dreadlocks and the to the house to talk about their See TARAN, A7® kids,” he said. See ALUMNI, A7® See GENEALOGY, A7®

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‘It feels like going into a battleground’: some schools set to reopen

By BREANNA COOPER [email protected]

Jo Burnside is gearing up to begin her 17th year as a teacher in the Metropolitan School District (MSD) of Wayne Township. In a typical summer, she prepares for the nearly 30 children who will fi ll her classroom and stocks the room with supplies. This isn’t a typical summer. Due to COVID-19, Burnside is preparing to teach her third graders through a face shield, fi guring out a way to maintain social distancing and teaching her students how to use the appropriate technol- ogy if the township is forced to return to e-learning. Not only that, she’s been discussing her plans and wishes with her family in case she gets sick. Wayne Township teachers return to school on Aug. 6, and Burnside said they will undergo train- ing to help students deal with the pandemic and all the changes it has caused. However, Burnside isn’t convinced it will be enough. torn, because it’s his senior year, and he kept saying 2020-21 school year, just in case students had dif- “It takes a certain type of teacher to be able to ‘I’m going back.’ I could understand where he was fi culty accessing or understanding the material. navigate that,” Burnside said. “If this teacher has coming from, but I wasn’t comfortable with it.” “I think it’s going to be very diffi cult,” Burnside possibly been dealing with the effects of COVID Mann isn’t alone. In districts where families have said. “Wayne [Township] is going full steam ahead, or fi nancial problems because of it, that puts an the option, including in Wayne Township, schools and I’ll still be teaching fi ve days a week in class. educator in a very tough space to be able to nurture are seeing a signifi cant number of students opt for It’s defi nitely going to be a no-second wasted three students the way they may want to. e-learning. months of work on top of what I should be doing.” “I hope everyone is ready, but if I’m speaking real- Burnside said roughly 100 families in Rhoades One issue Burnside is worried will be left out of istically,” Burnside continued, “I think it’s going to Elementary have opted to continue learning from the conversation when students return to the class- be diffi cult.” home. While she’s nervous about returning to the room is trauma. This year, Burnside said she’ll have roughly 24 classroom, she said e-learning last quarter hin- Not just trauma stemming from the ongoing pan- students in her classroom, but that number could dered her ability to foster the relationships she had demic, but from heightened racial tensions as well. drop due to parents opting to have their child con- built with her students. “I know that because of where I work, I’m sure tinue e-learning. “Because of the relationships I had made prior [to some kids have probably been affected because of In Washington Township, families don’t have a COVID-19], though, I was successful,” Burnside the racial tensions that they may feel in their homes choice to send their children back to school — it’s said. “That’s not the case for everyone.” … or from being out there with their parents march- all e-learning. Tammy Mann, whose son Mylan Burnside isn’t worried about her students strug- ing,” Burnside said. will be a senior at North Central High School, isn’t gling to wear masks; she’s seen children wearing As one of two Black teachers in her building, happy about that. masks with no problem when they came to pick up Burnside feels responsible for leading conversa- Mylan struggled with e-learning last semester, items left behind in classrooms. She is, however, tions about race, but it’s not something she’s com- and Mann disliked that he was assigned what concerned about what children are exposed to at fortable doing. seemed to be busy work. While MSD of Washing- home, and what they’ll bring into the school. “I feel like a spokesperson, which I don’t like,” ton Township offi cials said e-learning will be more “I’m doing everything on my end to make sure I’m Burnside said. “I do it because I know it needs to structured this time around, Mann is concerned as healthy as I can be mentally and physically, but it be done, but I have to lead with, ‘I don’t speak for assistance won’t be readily available. feels like going into a battleground,” Burnside said. the Black collective. I speak for me and the things “I just hope they’ll provide some kind of help,” “… Just not knowing who the kids are around before I have faced.’ I have to hope that my colleagues are Mann said. “He doesn’t do well in math, and it they come to me is scary. … They’re only with us going to be allies, and you don’t always know that looks like Russian to me, I just hope they take seven hours out of the day. What are they being because you’re not in the classroom with them. I stuff like that into consideration,” she added with a exposed to at home?” don’t know what’s being done to make their stu- laugh. Nothing was left unchanged by COVID-19, in- dents of color feel comfortable, for them to feel Despite her issues with e-learning, Mann also cluding curriculum. safe.” wasn’t comfortable with the idea of sending her son Burnside and other teachers will have to incorpo- back to school without a vaccine available. rate what students should have learned throughout Contact staff writer Breanna Cooper at 317-762- “No, I couldn’t have done it,” Mann said. “I was the e-learning period into the fi rst quarter of the 7848. Follow her on Twitter @BreannaNCooper. AD:

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Live music’s back but at a social distance By MIKAILI AZZIZ Enjoy free live The summer season performances has been extremely dif- ferent. For months, it Tired of being stuck in seemed summer staples the house? Enjoy some such as festivals, live live music outdoors. music and other public What: Huckleberry events became a thing of Funk will perform two the past. shows on the same Fishers Parks and Rec- night. reation is bringing back When: 6:30-8 p.m. and its concerts through the 8:30-10 p.m. Aug. 21 Fishers Pop-up Concert Where: Nickel Plate Series — with a socially District Amphitheater, 6 distanced twist. Municipal Drive, Fishers The free outdoor shows will be limited- What: 8th annual Fish- ers Blues Fest capacity and fi rst come, When: 7-11 p.m. Sept. fi rst served. 4-5 “We’ve been working to Where: Nickel Plate try to fi gure out a way to District Amphitheater, 6 have live music in a way Municipal Drive, Fishers that people can enjoy culture and arts in a safe manner,” said Sarah Sandquist, Fishers Parks direc- Fonseca Theatre Company actors during an outdoor production of “Hype Man” by Idris tor. “We’ve been cautious — that’s why we’re only doing Goodwin. (Photo/Ankh Productions) three shows during this series.” The series kicked off July 24 with the band Toy Fac- tory, a local favorite. Huckleberry Funk, originally from Bloomington, will perform Aug. 21, followed by the 2020: eighth annual Fishers Blues Fest on Sept. 4 and 5. Dexter Clardy, lead singer of Huckleberry Funk, is excited to perform despite the changes in atmosphere. Stop-and-go entertainment “I’ve always been a big advocate for live performances. There’s just something different about being able to go and hear an artist,” he said. By BREANNA COOPER mandate, which took effect July 7. [email protected] From Clardy’s point of view, socially distanced con- Beyond the health of performers and audience certs don’t need to be low energy or boring. Enjoying members, perceived safety is also an issue. When COVID-19 threatened to shut down live music safely may be the perfect way to let off some Alyssa Whitt, who was an avid concert-goer steam after months of being stuck at home. businesses left and right, Fonseca Theatre before the pandemic began, said she’s uncom- Company survived through innovation because, “It’s defi nitely going to be a little weird at fi rst,” he fortable at the thought of attending any live added. “But I think people will be more at ease with it according to founder Bryan Fonseca, “Artists performance in the near future. are creative. … We fi nd a way to get to opening since it’s outdoors.” “I would not, at the moment, feel comfortable In preparation for the series, grids have been drawn night.” going to a show right now just due to everyone Fonseca, a local theater veteran, and his com- to separate attendees at the Nickel Plate District Am- still not being smart about masks,” Whitt said. “ phitheater, where the concerts will be held. pany — of which 80% are racial or ethnic mi- … I would like to think we could go back to that, norities — turned their parking lot into a theater, Though masks are a requirement while standing in but who knows?” line at the gate, they won’t be necessary while eating, complete with a stage, socially distanced chairs If live performances were to resume in the near and a hand sanitizing station, along with a mask drinking or being within each reserved grid. Those who future, many venues, including Fonseca Theatre are not able to maintain the 6-foot distance within a requirement. From July 9 through July 26, the Company, would have to remodel to allow social company put on a production of “Hype Man” by grid, however, will need to have a mask. distancing. “I think we’ll still have that communal feel, even Idris Goodwin, which focuses on race relations “We would have to completely redo our inte- and police-action shootings. though you’re not shoulder to shoulder with others. rior,” Fonseca said. “We would have to reduce the And I think that being spread out will really make “The play was a response to the protests,” Fon- number of seats and have blank seats in between seca said. “Our mission is to be very current to people feel safe,” Sandquist said. “Our hope is to give people. We are literally going from 80 seats to the community a taste of a normal summer.” what’s happening in the world, nation and city 55.” around us. Theater has to keep going on because Like everything else in the age of COVID-19, the voices need to be heard, this mission needs Contact newsroom intern Mikaili Azziz at 317-924- the future of live entertainment is unpredictable. 5143. Follow her on Twitter @mikailiazziz. to be heard, and we can’t retreat in any way, Fonseca, however, is confi dent his company will shape or form on this issue.” be OK, thanks to its audience. While the cast and crew of Fonseca Theatre are “Unlike a lot of theaters in town, we have a still calling for racial justice, they are no longer reputation for having a younger, more cultur- doing so from a stage. After an actor developed ally diverse audience,” Fonseca said. “That has symptoms of COVID-19, the theater temporarily helped us tremendously. They are outside on a closed, and Fonseca said it could be anywhere regular basis at protests, and they are caused- from three weeks to a month before it reopens. minded people, and they connect with the mis- “We have to be responsible,” Fonseca said. “And sion of the theater.” closing temporarily was the only responsible Despite the uncertainties, fans are hopeful response to it.” things will soon return to normal. Fonseca Theatre Company, of course, is not “I think hopefully by the new year things could the only group to have to cease work due to the return, with masks required,” Whitt said. “I think pandemic. Every facet of entertainment, from COVID has changed how people feel about large theater to sports, were forced to shut down due crowds. … Maybe limiting the number of people to COVID-19, and many organizations are facing and seating at shows could help in the long run.” setbacks in reopening due to a spike in cases. This stop-and-go method of live entertainment Contact staff writer Breanna Cooper at 317- may be the “new normal” for a while, especially 762-7848. Follow her on Twitter @BreannaN- if Marion County residents don’t follow the mask Cooper. Toy Factory

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Memorial balloon lift and motorcycle ride in memory of 8-year-old Rodgerick Payne Jr. and 16-year-old Nya Cope both Nikki Cope mother of Nya Cope Rodgerick Payne Sr. father of Rod- killed by stray bullets. gerick Payne Jr. PROTESTS ® Continued from A1 Now, over 50 years later, Ajabu sees little differ- tinue to shout and hold us accountable.” For more information on the Global Stud- ence in the struggle for civil rights. Protests popped ies Workshop on tyranny, search “Dr. Lasana Kazembe” on EventBrite. up all around the nation — including in India- ‘Understand the enemy’ napolis — following the murder of George Floyd by To truly make change and make one’s vote count, students. Minneapolis police in May. While chants of Floyd’s however, Ajabu believes one must know what As a group of roughly 45 IUPUI students name and “No justice, no peace” fi lled Monument they’re fi ghting against. marched through campus chanting “We’re the Circle for several weeks, local activists will tell you “You have to understand the enemy,” Ajabu said, change,” it became evident that, in 50 years, not the demonstrations weren’t just for Floyd. For “and the enemy that they are fi ghting is tyranny. much has changed. many, the viral video of Floyd’s death was a painful Tyranny is defi ned as the government being able to “Where IUPUI is built today, there once stood a reminder of deaths more close to home. do something that a citizen can’t, and not be held strong Black community,” Aahron Whitehead, a Dreasjon Reed. McHale Rose. Aaron Bailey. Mi- accountable for what they did.” member of the Indiana Racial Justice Alliance, said. chael Taylor. To help organizers and activists better understand “ … We want IUPUI to basically repay the commu- These names — all Black men in Indianapolis tyranny, Ajabu recommends signing up for an on- nity for their actions.” who died either by police-action shootings or while line course, led by Dr. Lasana Kazembe of Indiana in police custody — have been repeatedly brought University, that focuses on the history of tyranny up throughout the protests. Crowds calling for an- throughout the world. ‘Elicit a change’ While Jones doesn’t believe protesting is all that’s swers and justice for these men have been nonstop “I’m saying to the youngsters that they got to needed to bring about change, she knows it helps. for months. From marches throughout downtown understand the makings of tyranny,” Ajabu said. “As “In order to elicit a change, you have to talk about to early morning “No justice, no sleep” rallies out- an OG, if I might use their language, I want to help. it,” Jones said. “Protests allow that.” side the homes of Mayor Joe Hogsett and Indianap- Become knowledgeable of what they’re fi ghting Through Black Out for Black Lives, Jones doesn’t olis Metropolitan Police (IMPD) Chief Randal Tay- for. You can’t defeat an enemy of which you’re not just want to talk about police brutality. Systemic lor, those participating often remind one another knowledgeable.” that “this isn’t a moment, this is a movement.” injustice, she says, goes much deeper than that. But, a movement needs leaders. Luckily, for the “Every time I see a police offi cer behind me, my hordes of people who have been protesting, several ‘Taking the steps to get free’ heart shouldn’t drop to my stomach,” Jones said. Ajabu has been fi ghting for the same cause since young Indianapolis residents were more than will- “I’m scared to have a baby. … Black women have the 1969: freedom. ing to step up to the challenge. highest mortality rate when it comes to delivering a Before going to college in the 1970s and becoming NiSean Jones, 22, formed Black Out for Black baby. I shouldn’t have to fear that.” a commander in a local chapter of the Black Pan- Lives after she attended the fi rst protest in India- Jones went on to discuss discrimination in cor- ther Party in the 1990s, Ajabu began questioning napolis following Floyd’s death. She said she didn’t porate America, the prison system and economic race relations in the United States while serving the want the demonstrations to be a “one-time thing,” disparities that sometimes lead to an increased country in Vietnam. and was inspired to organize events to continue to crime rate. “In January of ‘69, the Vietnamese had loud speak- shed light on civil rights issues. “I come from Haughville; I come from poverty,” ers on the perimeter of our base, and they were Jones isn’t surprised many local organizers are Jones said. “I took one route, and a lot of people asking Black soldiers why would we fi ght them young adults. She knows what it’s like to grow up took a different one. I’ve seen friends who dealt when the country we were fi ghting for was fi ghting in the age of social media, where hate crimes and [drugs] die due to the streets. We don’t talk about us,” Ajabu said. “ … As a veteran who is a recipient injustices frequently go viral. how traumatic it is to be Black and young in of the second highest medal that the government “A lot of the people who come to the protests are America.” gives a soldier — a Bronze star — I didn’t earn that around our age, like 18 to 30,” Jones said. “In our Jones wants to use her organization to educate medal to come back here and be treated like this. lives, we’ve witnessed horrifi c events that have Black children about the Black leaders they don’t … We’re tired of limited acceptance. We want to be happened between Black people and police, where learn about in school to let them know their op- free, and we’re taking the steps to get free.” George Zimmerman walked off scot-free [after tions are limitless. As a leader in IUPUI’s Black Student Union killing Trayvon Martin], and those injustices we’re Her end goal is the same as Ajabu’s: not just lim- (BSU) in the 70s, Ajabu was arrested for his activ- seeing are only magnifi ed due to social media. … So, ited acceptance for Black Americans, but freedom. ism. Today, IUPUI BSU president Sha-Nel Hender- our generation knows what’s morally wrong, and “America can’t exist without people of African de- son is still advocating for Black students at IUPUI. we’re trying to change those things.” scent,” Ajabu said. “... I would just like to say to the During a June 19 demonstration through the youngsters, don’t despair. It ain’t over. If we work downtown campus, Henderson and other students together, we’ll eventually be free.” ‘The process is never beautiful’ were calling for reparations for the Black families Over the past several months in Indianapolis, displaced by the creation of IUPUI, courses look- Contact staff writer Breanna Cooper at 317-762- demonstrators have been arrested, tear gassed and ing critically at Black history and racism in India- 7848. Follow her on Twitter @BreannaNCooper. some beaten with batons just minutes past a curfew napolis, and a student center specifi cally for Black imposed by Hogsett. Jones, who was tear gassed while demonstrating, said the experience taught her what she was fi ght- ing for. “It was traumatizing,” Jones said. “To see people bloodied up, crying and on the verge of passing out because they can’t breath. … But I felt like that was something I needed to witness, because it was something my ancestors went through. It was beautiful to see people in my community come together, but the process was ugly. The process is never beautiful, but the outcome is what’s beautiful.” In June, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Indiana fi led a lawsuit on behalf of Indy10 Black Lives Matter against IMPD for its use of tear gas on protesters. Jessica Louise, an Indy10 representative, echoed Jones’ argument that exposure to tear gas is trau- matic, and took issue with IMPD’s use of the chemical agent, especially in the midst of a pan- demic which attacks the respiratory system. IMPD offi cials claimed tear gas was used as a fi nal resort after protesters began damaging the City-County Building on the evening of May 29. Protesters claim the damage done in the city that weekend occurred after IMPD deployed tear gas.

‘You cannot change a system’ While protests throughout the city are ongoing, Jones hopes the demonstrations and the conversa- tions they start inspire those who feel passionately about social justice to invoke change in other ways. “Protesting is not all we have to do,” Jones said. “You cannot change a system, you have to break it. To do that, you have to vote. You have to be active in your community.” At many demonstrations, there are designated tents to get people registered to vote, and organiz- ers, including Mat Davis, who formed the Indiana Racial Justice Alliance, frequently reminds crowds of the importance of their voice and their vote. At a June 13 event at Monument Circle, Davis brought City-County Council President Vop Osili to speak to the group. “The way that we’re able to fi ght, the way we’re able to make change in our city is when you are be- - A VIRTUAL CONFERENCE EXPERIENCE - hind us,” Osili told the crowd. “When you say ‘Get it done’ and your voice is heard. … What we need Presented by InnoPower, LLC and Recorder Media Group is your voices to continue. … The only way that we will have true change, true transparency and the voices of our people is if you continue to speak, con- A6 FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2020 INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER EDITORIAL ‘I can’t breathe’ By Oseye Boyd The New York Times recently found at least 70 body. Police officers say they hear any number of people have died in the last decade after saying, “I complaints from those being arrested or restrained can’t breathe.” The ages range from 19 to 65, and such as the handcuffs are too tight or the person their occupations range from chemical engineer, is cold or hot, etc. I’m sure the complaints become “I can’t real estate agent, meat salesman, church drummer, easy to ignore in the cacophony of an arrest, caus- registered nurse, doctor and active-duty soldier. ing one to be desensitized, but saying you can’t Their murders happened in cities across America. breathe should be taken seriously — especially if breathe.” According to The New York Times, more than half you’re kneeling on someone’s neck or torso. Those were the words uttered were Black. Seven adults held Fredericks down. Seven. Why by Eric Garner, George Floyd and Conventional wisdom says if you can say, “I can’t did it take so many to hold one young man down? At Cornelius Fredericks, a 16-year-old breathe,” you’re lying because you have enough one point, one man is just holding Fredericks’ ankle. living in Lakeside Academy youth breath to talk. I’ve heard and read this many times It’s as if he just had to do something so he found facility in Michigan after his mother died and his over. In fact, a sign at the Montgomery County Jail one spot not already taken. Well, he did something, father was sent to prison. in Dayton, Ohio, said just that as late as 2018 — six all right. He helped kill a teenage boy. So far, three Like Garner and Floyd, Fredericks died for a years after an inmate died in 2012 because his cries people have been charged. All should be. minor infraction. On April 29, he threw food at or of being unable to breathe were ignored. Robert The facility lost its contract with the state and to another child in the cafeteria. When approached Richardson’s family sued and Montgomery County, license to operate and there were numerous by staff, he threw more food. This was enough to Ohio, settled the lawsuit for $3.5 million. Richard- complaints about the facility before the murder of cause staff members to now throw Fredericks to the son’s crime: failing to show up for a child support Fredericks. It’s obvious from watching the video, ground and restrain him. In all, seven adults piled hearing. the youth at the facility are used to seeing adults on top of this boy — two on his torso — for about The idea that if you can talk you can breathe is manhandle their peers. No one seemed fazed. 12 minutes. A nurse at the facility stood by, watch- faulty, according to Dr. Carl Wigren. While you Some of the youth moved the tables out of the ing but did nothing to intervene. can muster up enough breath to speak, you may way. For much of the 18-minute video, Fredericks not be able to get enough oxygen in your lungs to Like Breonna Taylor, the death of Cornelius appears to be unconscious. His pleas of “I can’t actually, well, breathe. If you’ve ever seen someone Fredericks took months to come to light. While breathe” were ignored. He went into cardiac arrest suffer from an asthma attack, you soon realize they my heart breaks each and every time an unarmed and died on May 1 in a hospital. It was also discov- are getting some air but not enough, which is why Black American dies at the hands of the state, I ered Fredericks tested positive for COVID-19, a the inhaler is needed — quickly. They may be able truly believe that it is up to those of us still living disease that affects the respiratory system. to tell you they’re having trouble breathing, but to make sure their deaths aren’t in vain. We can’t Garner, Floyd and now Fredericks are just a few it’s clear they’re in distress. It’s scary. I’m no medi- sit idly by. We have to keep demanding account- of the cases where a Black American told those cal expert, but I imagine those who said “I can’t ability from a system that uses our tax dollars. restraining him he couldn’t breathe and those pleas breathe” were terrified because they knew they That’s being patriotic. were ignored. There are countless more that we couldn’t breathe properly. By the way, today would be a good day to arrest never hear about. The fact is most of us aren’t medical professionals those responsible for killing Breonna Taylor. and don’t know what’s happening inside a person’s opinions Revisionist history By LARRY SMITH We are paying for succumbing to However, only relatively recently has Nikole Hannah-Jones cut against the conformity and thus to giving silent that view begun to take hold in our grain of America’s mythology about it- If Americans were to approval of everything that now brings school systems — from elementary self. It is depressing that truth-seeking enumerate countries the blush of shame to our faces and to postsecondary institutions. As was causes such alarm. Plato’s “allegory of in which teaching about which we do not know how to the case in the former Soviet Union, the cave” is instructive as an explana- false history is (or answer our children honestly.” What many American educators have first tion of why “light” causes disorienta- was) sanctioned by stunning commentary from a state-run had to learn history for themselves tion, disruption and even pain. the government, the newspaper in a totalitarian society. before they were qualified to teach our This is easiest to understand if one U.S.S.R. would place Ironically, it was around that time children. considers the fact that people increas- near the top. Yet, that the phrase “revisionist history” The fact is that history has always ingly don’t even agree about what is in 1988, the former was gaining popularity among political been subject to being “revised.” Indeed, happening in the present. (Was Barack Soviet Union canceled conservatives in America. While the such is the literal job of historians. Obama a good president? Is Donald final history exams due to decades of phrase was intended to be pejorative, The word “revise” has a Latin root Trump?) Some try to build a proverbial inaccurate teaching. That decision the fact is that what critics referred that means “to look at again.” History wall around certain established “facts,” affected 53 million students who were to as “revisionist history” was (and is) is always worth a second — or third protecting them from outside “invad- aged 6-16. (If only Arkansas Sen. Tom about correcting the historical record. — look. Understanding this reality, ers” who would destroy them. Yet, as Cotton were as wise and honest as As is the case with just about every- bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell the Chinese found out, even a well- former Soviet leaders…) thing of importance in American soci- created a podcast called “Revisionist fortified and high wall eventually will The Los Angeles Times covered ety, the teaching of history has become History.” According to the podcast’s be overcome. the story 32 years ago. It reported, increasingly politicized. Of course, website, “Each week for 10 weeks, Re- The teaching of history is important “The government newspaper Izvestia there was little need for overt politi- visionist History will go back and because it is far more than the mere explained… that the extraordinary cization when everyone was taught reinterpret something from the past: memorizing of facts. History is an decision is intended to end the passing the same flawed, jingoistic “historical” an event, a person, an idea. Something integral component of our individual of lies from generation to generation, lessons. (I am reminded of Napoleon’s overlooked. Something misunder- and collective identity. We fight over further consolidating the Stalinist famous rhetorical question, “What is stood.” history because our “story” helps to de- political and economic system that the history, but a fable agreed upon?”) Gladwell has taken a page — figura- fine who we were, who we are and who current Soviet leadership is trying to America’s record on race, especially tively and literally — from educators we strive to be. Fables and myths make end.” as it regards to slavery, is arguably the such as Howard Zinn. Zinn wrote “A great storytelling, but truth makes The Times went on to report, “The most controversial battleground in the People’s History of the United States,” great nations. guilt of those who deluded one gen- cultural war for “historical accuracy.” which has been both highly praised eration after another, poisoning their Slavery, as well as the near genocide and roundly criticized for its “contro- Larry Smith is a community leader. minds and souls with lies, is immea- of Indigenous peoples, constitute versial” (i.e., mostly accurate) re-telling Contact him at [email protected]. surable … Today, we are reaping the America’s original sin — even before of American history. People like Zinn, bitter fruits of our own moral laxity. this land became known as “America.” Gladwell and “1619 Project” author

Honoring Congressman John Lewis By ANDRE CARSON hurled insults and racial epithets at us, but Con- gressman Lewis and another congressional col- gressman Lewis — himself no stranger to these acts league, Rep. Alcee Hastings from Florida, who is Our nation, and the entire world, of hate — remained steadfast and determined to go also battling pancreatic cancer. I want both of them, lost a giant with the passing of Con- cast his vote. and all who have suffered from this illness, to know gressman John Lewis. I was blessed His resilience in the face of such bigotry and that we won’t stand by and let this cancer claim to serve with him in Congress for potential violence that day, and throughout his life, more lives without a fight. many years. He was not just a col- continues to motivate our fight for equality. The This provision is also another way to reaffirm that league. He was a mentor, a friend bravery he showed, and our eventual passage of the Black lives matter. At a time when our country is and an inspiration to me. The Affordable Care Act, also reminds us that fighting having a national conversation about the persistent memories I made with him, and the for justice in our health care system remains a key inequalities in access to health care for Black and values he taught will continue to part of achieving the “Beloved Community” Con- brown people during a global pandemic, Congress guide me for the rest of my life. gressman Lewis and his mentor, Dr. Martin Luther must do everything within our power to improve I’ll never forget the day 10 years ago when Con- King Jr., spent their lives working to build. health outcomes through research and treatment. gress was poised to pass the Affordable Care Act. Congressman Lewis’ short but courageous battle Providing dedicated funding for early detection re- Congressman Lewis and I, as well as several other with pancreatic cancer further reveals that we still search at DoD will help fill a critical gap in pancreat- lawmakers, walked through an angry and physically have a lot of work to do to achieve greater equity in ic cancer research and will help address the pancre- aggressive group of protesters who came to Wash- health care. Pancreatic cancer is extremely deadly. It atic cancer disparities for communities of color. ington, D.C., to oppose the health care law. Many is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in I am inspired to build on the legacy of Congress- this country, and it disproportionately affects people man Lewis, and I hope you will work with me to of color. This disease becomes significantly less create “The Beloved Community” he envisioned. deadly the earlier you catch it. Yet pancreatic can- He never stopped fighting, and getting into what he cer still has no dedicated early detection initiative. called “good trouble, necessary trouble.” He knew George P. Stewart Marcus C. Stewart Sr. Eunice Trotter William G. Mays Therefore, no test exists to detect this form of cancer the struggle to achieve equality for everyone is far Founder-Editor- Editor-Publisher Editor-in-Chief Owner/ Publisher 1925-1988 Publisher Publisher early. That is a clear injustice we must fight. from over, and we must “keep our eyes on the prize!” 1895-1924 1988-1990 1990-present I’m working hard to fill this gap in medical re- Though he is no longer with us, we should celebrate President/Chief Executive Officer...... ADVERTISING/marketing search. Earlier this month, the House adopted my his incredible life, and be thankful that he left a ...... Robert Shegog Senior Strategic Media Consultant...... Rita J. Wise Sales Representative...... Michael Falker amendment to the National Defense Authorization blueprint that shows us how to continue moving for- EDITORIAL Editor...... Oseye Boyd BUSINESS Act (NDAA) that will authorize $5 million for a ward as a society and toward a more perfect union. I Staff Writers ...... Breanna Cooper Business Office Coordinator...... TaLette Jones ...... Tyler Fenwick Business Office/Legals...... Crystal Dalton pancreatic cancer early detection initiative (EDI) at know he will always be with us on this journey. Intern...... Mikaili Azziz PRODUCTION the Department of Defense (DoD). The provision Technology Editor...... Rupal Thanawala Production Manager...... Jeffery Sellers Art Director...... John L. Hurst Jr. will provide critical funding needed for more re- Rep. Carson represents the 7th District of Indiana. Designer...... Jeana M. L. Ouattara search and an early detection initiative (EDI) under He is a member of the Congressional Black Caucus Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper encourages short, concise letters to the editor and opinion the Congressionally Directed Medical Research and one of three Muslims in Congress. Rep. Carson articles from the public. Letters and opinion articles will be used at the editor’s discretion and are subject to editing. We will not guarantee publication of material received. We cannot Programs (CDMRP) at DoD. This amendment will sits on the House Transportation and Infrastructure guarantee dates of publication. Letters containing libelous or untrue statements will not be published. All letters and opinion articles must include a verifiable full name, address and empower America’s researchers to find new ways Committee and the House Intelligence Committee, telephone number. This information will not be published at the request of the writer. Letters and articles should be typed but will be accepted if handwriting is legible. to detect pancreatic cancer early, which will help to where he is chairman of the Subcommittee on Coun- (317) 924-5143 make this disease less deadly and lessen disparities terterrorism, Counterintelligence and Counterpro- P.O. Box 18499, Indianapolis, IN 46218-0499 in care. liferation. Contact Rep. Carson at carson.house.gov/ [email protected] I introduced this amendment in honor of Con- contact. INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2020 A7 ALUMNI ® Continued from A1 Follow Us! walked in uniform and kept tempo. larly and said he hopes to be able to have a reunion “It was so mesmerizing,” she said. next year. Glenn, 80, also enjoyed her home economics class, “It’s heritage,” he said of John Hope. “It’s a legacy where she learned how to cook and make an apron. school.” “It means everything to me,” she said of her time at The oldest living alumnus of John Hope is John Hope. “Wonderful memories I’ll take until the 103-year-old Jimmie Luton, who lives just a couple end.” of blocks from the old school. Luton was part of the @indyrecorder This year is the 100th anniversary of John Hope class of 1932 and said music was always one of her School #26, which was off of west 16th Street on the favorite classes. south end of Martindale-Brightwood. Most students “It was just like being at home,” she said. “The graduated to Arsenal Technical High School or Cris- teachers were gonna make you obey just like mom pus Attucks High School. and dad.” The former John Hope building is now home to Luton went on to Crispus Attucks, where she The Oaks Academy Middle School. graduated in in 1936, and worked in box offi ces at Alumni planned a reunion in June but had to can- various Indianapolis theaters, including Walker cel it because of COVID-19. Theater Company, before going into a factory job John Hope is where Ron Lovett, a 1971 graduate and later becoming a beautician. who helped organize the alumni event, met his best Back in her day at John Hope, the teachers were friend in sixth grade, when a boy named Rod Coff- free to use the paddle on students who misbehaved, man moved to Indianapolis from Louisville. an education experience Luton is nostalgic of “I’d do all his artwork and he’d get A’s,” Lovett said (though she said she never met the fate). laughing. “It just breaks my heart because they’re not like He has some of the same memories as Gibson they used to be,” she said. — teachers who took an interest in their students beyond the classroom. Lovett said he never got a Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick at 317-762-7853. house visit, but he had friends and cousins who did. Follow him on Twitter @Ty_Fenwick. Lovett is part of an alumni group that meets regu-

GENEALOGY ® Continued from A1

shortly after its forma- Retiring after 41 years tion in 1999 with an in the corporate world, Genealogy Conference interest in tracing her he joined IAAGG in The Indiana African American Genealogy roots. 2018. He decided it Group (IAAGG) will host a virtual conference. “I did a DNA test in was time to pursue What: Helping You Tell Your Family’s Story When: Sept. 19 2011, and put it on the genealogy journey Where: Online. Register at iaagg.org Ancestry.com,” she said. he’d always wanted to For more information, or to start your gene- “I was getting hits, you embark on. alogy journey, visit iaagg.org. know, but only third “My two brothers and I and fourth cousins.” were raised by our mom. Without her father’s I really didn’t know my she’s been on her re- write what you know correct name and lack- dad, or his family at all,” search journey for over about your parents, ing additional informa- Vaughn said. 25 years. grandparents and so on,” tion, she didn’t have After conducting “A lot of your research she added. “Don’t be enough to connect the extensive research, he becomes ‘I don’t know that ancestor that can’t dots. Years later, how- was able to organize the this’ or ‘I can’t fi nd that.’ be found in 72 years ever, she fi nally had fi rst-ever Vaughn family And then you spend when they crack open a breakthrough that reunion in the summer years trying to fi nd the this year’s 2020 census.” changed her life forever. of 2018 in St. Louis, answer to that question,” “I got a note in Febru- Missouri. He described she noted. Contact newsroom ary of 2019 from some- the family get-together Hayes, who never intern Mikaili Azziz one who claimed to be as extremely rewarding. knew much about her at 317-924-5143. Fol- my half sibling. When The way Vaughn sees paternal side of the low her on Twitter @ I saw it, I thought, ‘Oh it, he couldn’t have family, came to some mikailiazziz. my God. This is big,’” done it without the sup- tough realizations after Fields said. “I called port of IAAGG. To date, her father died. Charles Barker, presi- the organization has 110 “I didn’t know the dent of IAAGG, to tell members, but he pre- exact day of my grand- him about what I’d dicts that number will mother’s death, nor did found. He said, ‘Girl, rise to over 150 before I know where she died you done found your the end of the year. or was buried,” said daddy.’” “Many of our members Hayes. “That literally Since then, she’s are resources them- probably took me 20 visited her half siblings selves, and experts in years to fi gure that out.” who live in London. To genealogy,” he said. “We Although many don’t her relief, they accepted have monthly meetings know where to start her with open arms. where we discuss vari- retracing their history, Like Fields, Charles ous topics that relate to Hayes has a simple Vaughn, vice president genealogy.” piece of advice: Start of IAAGG, felt that Nichelle M. Hayes, with yourself and then the organization was a one of IAAGG’s geneal- expand outwards. helping hand in dis- ogy experts, said the “Write down all the covering his long-lost initial research process info that you know family members. is no easy feat. In fact, about yourself. Then

TARAN ® Continued from A1 Keep your middle school was boys-only — but recognition from the Carlton S. and Rita told him he could meet girls at Jennie Chaney Microlearning Center the YMCA. — which is named after Richardson’s family protected Richardson said the education great-grandfather and great-grand- environment — Tindley’s motto is mother — and Emmanuel Connec- “College or Die” — helped him change tion Microlearning Centers during a Remember your immunizations! his mind. Plus, he was able to get the virtual event July 25. school to change its hair policy as “Success is something that is never class president his sophomore year. guaranteed,” Richardson said during Patrick Jones was the middle school the event, “but just because it isn’t principal when Richardson was there guaranteed does not mean that it’s and became his mentor. Jones was unreachable.” the type of principal to call home What Richardson didn’t know Immunizations, or shots, can help protect you and your family when a student was just having a bad about the program celebrating his from getting sick. They can also help stop the spread of a day — not necessarily a disciplinary accomplishments was that he was disease. As you prepare for the season change, add a visit to thing — and that’s how he came to also getting a college stipend from appreciate how much respect Rich- the Chaney Fund, which was started your doctor to make sure your shots are up-to-date. ardson has for his parents. by his great-grandfather and is meant “He’s just a genuinely good person to help support the family’s academic You can get most recommended shots at your doctor’s office. from the fi rst time you meet him,” ambitions. Find out where to go — visit www.vaccines.gov and enter your said Jones, who is now senior vice Richardson said he was apprecia- ZIP code. president of leadership and equity at tive of the gift and hopes to continue The Mind Trust. his great-grandfather’s legacy while Those who know Richardson de- pursuing his degree and aiming for For more immunization facts, visit www.vaccines.gov. scribe him as an unassuming leader his dream job at NASA. For more about Anthem, visit www.anthem.com/inmedicaid. who has no problem taking charge It’s an honor to receive these types with his actions. When he was in of recognitions, Richardson said, but middle school he helped younger Cub that isn’t the reason he works hard Scouts and was part of a leadership and lends a helping hand. program. “It’s what I feel is right,” he said. “We Richardson was also involved should try to better ourselves and Serving Hoosier Healthwise, Healthy Indiana Plan and Hoosier Care Connect with Stop the Violence Indianapolis, better our community with our ac- which empowers young people to tions. It should be a daily thing.” take charge in public safety issues, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is the trade name of Anthem Insurance and helped build a broadcast studio Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick Companies, Inc. Independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. for the organization. at 317-762-7853. Follow him on Twit- Anthem is a registered trademark of Anthem Insurance Companies, Inc. His accomplishments inside and ter @Ty_Fenwick. outside of the classroom led to AINMKT-0474-19 A Section indianapolisrecorder.com Friday, July 31, 2020 US agency vows steps to address COVID-19 inequalities

By MIKE STOBBE Indeed, in May, the CDC took down guidelines it an organization called CASA that helps Latinos and AP Medical Writer had posted that said minorities without symptoms immigrants in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, should be among those prioritized for coronavirus she said lack of paid sick leave in industries in which NEW YORK (AP) — If Black, Hispanic and Native testing. Government offi cials later said the posting many Latinos work, such as construction, forces Americans are hospitalized and killed by the coro- had been a mistake. people to pick between “feeding their families or navirus at far higher rates than others, shouldn’t Last month, the CDC revised its list of which staying home to self-isolate.” And multi-generational the government count them as high risk for serious Americans are at higher risk for severe COVID-19 and multi-family housing settings are often people’s illness? illness, adding pregnant women and people with only choice. That seemingly simple question has been mulled certain underlying conditions. Race and ethnicity The CDC appointed Liburd, an agency veteran, in by federal health offi cials for months. And so far the were left out. May to better address such issues — the fi rst time answer is no. Dr. Richard Besser, chief executive of the Robert the agency had created that kind of leadership role But federal public health offi cials have released a Wood Johnson Foundation, previously spent 13 for an epidemic. The goal was to make her a central new strategy that vows to improve data collection years at the CDC. He ran the agency’s emergency fi gure in the agency’s coronavirus work, with input and take steps to address stark inequalities in how preparedness response for four years and was acting on research and other tasks. the disease is affecting Americans. director when a pandemic fl u hit the U.S. in 2009. Data collection will be key. Offi cials at the Centers for Disease Control and “I can tell you that we spent very little time on talk- When doctors order coronavirus tests for patients, Prevention stress that the disproportionately high ing about who was able to follow our recommenda- standard forms ask for important patient informa- impact on certain minority groups is not driven by tions and who was not,” he said. tion, said Janet Hamilton, executive director of genetics. Rather, it’s social conditions that make He sees many public health recommendations that the Atlanta-based Council of State and Territorial people of color more likely to be exposed to the virus “seem to have been created without any recognition Epidemiologists. and — if they catch it — more likely to get seriously of the conditions in which millions and millions of But physicians often don’t ask. Race and ethnicity ill. Americans live.” data is missing 80% to 85% of the time, and patient “To just name racial and ethnic groups without People who are required to go to work to stock address and phone number is missing as much as contextualizing what contributes to the risk has the grocery store shelves or drive buses don’t have the 50% of the time, Hamilton said. potential to be stigmatizing and victimizing,” said luxury of working at home. They also may not have a Advocates have pushed for improvements for the CDC’s Leandris Liburd, who two months ago place to stay, away from others, if directed to go into years, she said, “but it’s never been prioritized or was named chief health equity offi cer in the agency’s quarantine or isolation. And many are minorities, incentivized.” Public health offi cials “fi nd it painful coronavirus response. experts said. — quite honestly — at how incomplete the data is,” Outside experts agreed that there’s a lot of poten- Dr. Michelle LaRue sees that. A senior manager at she said. tial downside to labeling certain racial and ethnic groups as high risk. “You have to be very careful that you don’t do it in such a way that you’re defi ning a whole class of people as ‘COVID carriers.’” said Dr. Georges Ben- jamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association. COVID-19’s unequal impact has been striking: - American Indians and Native Alaskans are hospitalized at rates more than fi ve times that of white people. The hospitalization rate for Black and Hispanic Americans is more than four times higher than for whites, according to CDC data through mid-July. - Detailed tracking through mid-May suggested Black people accounted for 25% of U.S. deaths as of that time, even though they are about 13% of the U.S. population. About 24% of deaths were Hispan- ics, who account for about 18.5% of the population. And 35% were white people, who are 60% of the population. Other researchers have pointed out problems for minorities as they try to access coronavirus tests or health care. But while sometimes highlighting the dispropor- tionate toll the virus has had on certain racial and ethnic groups, the CDC is being careful not to cat- egorize them as high risk or meriting higher priority for certain health services.

Tips for Social Distancing during COVID-19 COVID-19 spreads mainly rides where multiple passengers among people who are in close are picked up, and sit in the back contact – usually within a distance seat in larger vehicles so you can of about 6 feet – for a prolonged properly distance. period. Limit Contact When Running Spread happens when an Errands: Only visit stores selling infected person coughs, sneezes, household essentials when you or talks, and droplets from their absolutely need to, and stay at mouth or nose are launched into least 6 feet away from others who the air and land in the mouths are not from your household. If or noses of people nearby. The possible, use drive-thru, curbside droplets can also be inhaled into pick-up, or delivery services to the lungs. limit face-to-face contact with Recent studies indicate that others. Maintain physical distance people who are infected, but do between yourself and delivery ser- not have symptoms, can also play vice providers during exchanges a role in the spread of COVID-19. and wear a cloth face covering. Since people can spread the virus Safe Social Activities: Stay before they know they are sick, it socially connected with friends is important to stay at least 6 feet and family who don’t live in your away from others when possible. home by calling, using video chat, Social or physical distancing is or staying connected through especially important for people social media. If meeting others in who are at a higher risk for severe person at small outdoor gather- illness from COVID-19. ings, or in the yard or driveway When going out in public, keep- gathering with a small group, stay ing the recommended distance at least 6 feet from others who are and wearing a cloth face covering not from your household. is critical to slowing the spread. Stay Distanced While Being The Marion County Public Active: Consider going for a walk, Health Department and the Cen- bike ride, or wheelchair roll in ters for Disease Control and Pre- your neighborhood or in an- vention (CDC) offer the following other safe location where you can tips for social distancing outside maintain at least 6 feet of distance of the home. between others. Before visiting a Know Before You Go: Learn nearby park, trail, or recreational and follow the guidance from local facility, check for closures or re- public health authorities where strictions, and consider how many you live or visit. other people might be there. Prepare for Transportation: For anyone who is sick with Consider social distancing options COVID-19, has symptoms consis- to travel safely when running er- tent with the virus, or has been in rands or commuting to and from close contact with someone who work, whether walking, bicycling, is infected, it is important to stay wheelchair rolling, or using public home and away from other people transit, rideshares, or taxis. until it is safe to be around others. When using public transit, try To learn the latest about to keep at least 6 feet from other COVID-19, please visit CDC. passengers or transit operators; gov/covid-19. Current COVID-19 for example, when you are waiting information and data for Marion at a bus station or selecting seats County is available at Marion- on a bus or train. When using Health.org/covid-19. rideshares or taxis, avoid pooled # # # Order of Service ■ Business ■ Classifi eds ■ Sports

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The Black church faces an atypical crisis ESC parking lot

Lisa Olivia Fitch Our Weekly News worship service

If a tsunami happens on the other side of the world, some may be unaware and unaffected. Others may hear the news and be aware of the disaster, but still be unaffected. Still others may be aware and only inconvenienced by the tsunami, canceling plans to visit that part of the world. But then there are those af- fected by the crisis and those who are deeply impacted. Relatives are lost, homes are lost, friends are lost, income is lost. During the coronavirus crisis, essentially everyone in the entire world has been affected. Blacks in the U.S. have been disproportionately affected during the pandemic. Although African Americans only compose 6% of the population in the state of executive director of the Cham- needs in a variety of ways. California, Blacks comprise 10.6% pion Counseling Center at Faith- “Often, Blacks could not access of the COVID-19 deaths. This has ful Central Bible Church. “The governmental services,” Holmes been attributed to the fact that a church is now being called back said. “The church was the entity in number of Blacks have underlying into the role of meeting the needs the Black community that met the and sometimes untreated condi- of the entire church body.” needs of the oppressed.” tions — cardiovascular disease, During a recent meeting or- After slavery and during the hypertension, diabetes, etc. — ganized by Anchor of Hope civil rights era and beyond, Black which compound problems, when Ministries, a local, faith-based churches gave rise to community paired with the coronavirus. nonprofi t assisting the formerly businesses, schools, banks, insur- “Some of us are only two de- incarcerated, Holmes said that the ance companies and the like. grees away from a COVID death Black church has historically been “Black churches were ‘one-stop — we know someone who knows centered to meet the community’s someone,” said Dr. Erica Holmes, See CHURCH B2 ® Peace march Several local pastors and community leaders gathered July 24 at 34th Street and Keystone Avenue to walk through the neighborhood to request community support to quell violence and Eastern Star Church senior pastor Pastor homicides. The marches will continue each week in areas most impacted by crime and violence, Jeffrey Johnson at the parking lot worship with the hope that prayers and more community involvement will help lower the crime rate and service at the Cooper Road campus. improve the quality of life for everyone in the neighborhoods.

Participating members of the march, including Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett (right), gathered to pray for a safe walk.

Sherri Garrison led praise and worship as members in there cars honked their horns.

Marchers walking north back to 34th Street were led by Rev. Malachi Walker, Young Men Inc. (far left with bullhorn).

Pastor Terry A. Web- ster, senior pastor at Nu Corinthian Baptist Church, of- fered the closing prayer of thanksgiv- ing for a successful march. (Photos/Curtis Guynn)

A parking ministry member reminds worship- pers to stay in the car. (Photos/David Dixon) B2 FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2020 INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

SPIRITUAL OUTLOOK CHURCH Make space … ® Continued from B1 shops’ because other means of access to com- By SHEILA P. SPENCER munity services were off limits,” Holmes said. Holmes pointed to a recent Pew Research “Step out of the traffi c! Take a long, Center study that concluded that Blacks still loving look at me, your High God,” have close ties to churches, as 47% of Black Psalm 46:10 (The Message) adults surveyed said that they attended reli- “Be still and know that I am God …” gious services, compared to 39% of Latinx and Psalm 46:10 (NIV) 34% of whites. “We interrupt your regularly scheduled An additional Pew poll showed that 43% of programming …” Black adults say they look to their religion for I guarantee you that each time you hear this, it guidance on right and wrong. comes at the most inconvenient time. Growing up “It speaks to the power of the pulpit,” Holm- this announcement usually came during the crucial es said. “It’s important for the church to have conversation of a favorite show or the last play of the accurate information to keep their congrega- game I was looking forward to all week. tions safe. How are those individuals who Life interrupted … visit the pews one, two, or three times a week Interruptions, by their nature, do not always come impacted?” when planned. They are true to their defi nition of “They are looking to you to help them un- breaking the continuity of continuous process of an derstand,” Holmes said. “Maybe they need to activity or process. Interruptions alter plans, cause hear that the governor of California said it’s you to change directions and adjust. It calls for fl ex- not safe yet, so sit back. You must be able to ibility and grace. address the realities of life right now.” Did I say that interruptions come at the most incon- Holmes also noted a silver lining, in that the venient time? crisis brought technology to some churches. Life interrupted … “With this pandemic, there has been a major For the past several months, our lives have been in- reorganization, but we must see the oppor- terrupted. The multiple pandemics fi ts the defi nition tunities as well,” she said. “Like being able to looked at the social distance reminders throughout of interruption in that it has broken the continuity of use things like Zoom, Facebook and telephone the airports. I saw the symbol and refl ected. our continuous process of an activity or process. It has trees, where members are calling at least two Life has been interrupted, and we are called to make altered plans, caused us to change directions and ad- other members per day. Those people are extra space. We have had to slow down our hurried just. My pastor shared that one of the things we need interacting with people they hadn’t interacted pace, and we have to extend ourselves and others fl ex- to release is pre-COVID-19 expectations. We are in a with in the sanctuary.” ibility and grace. season that calls us to lean on fl exibility and grace. We Additionally, persons who already had dif- But there are lessons in the midst of the interrup- do not need to worry about making space for inter- fi culties surviving day-to-day before the crisis, tions. ruptions. Interruptions make their own space. may have those diffi culties exacerbated, Hol- This life interruption has taught me several lessons. But there are lessons in the interruptions. mes explained. One of the lessons is to be still and receive. Make space for interruptions. “Because their equilibrium is thrown off, Be still and receive … The two most diffi cult things I usually travel on a regular basis, however, that they can’t usually fi nd a way of coping and for someone who is a goer and giver ... Someone like has been interrupted. Several weeks ago, I fl ew for dealing with these new feelings,” she said. “It’s me. the fi rst time in four months. There was a stillness important for us in the faith community to During this season, sheltering in place and other within the usually bustling airport. The fl ight atten- pay attention to things we might see.” restrictions have made us slow down. It is a challenge dants reminded us that the boarding process would Holmes explained that even though church and an opportunity. I have had to slow down, be still be slower so that we could socially distance. When we leaders are not face-to-face with members, and receive. And no, it never comes at a convenient arrived at our destination, we were reminded to wait they should still be on the watch — via phone time … Never … It meant a change of plans, letting go, until the passenger in front of us was six feet in front calls or internet services — for any signs of repositioning and adjustments. of us. She said, “Make extra space, move at a slower abuse that may be triggered by current events. But in the midst, it is an opportunity for deepening pace and we’ll all get to our designated place.” I “Does the child have on a turtleneck shirt relationships, intentional time and dialogue. It gives when it’s 80 degrees outside?” Holmes asked. us opportunities to fi nd ways to encourage and share “Are the parents yelling at the kids in the with each other. This interruption reminds us that the background? These individuals don’t feel that Kelly Taylor, church is not confi ned to a physical place, but we the the safer at home order accurately describes words cannot express our sympathy for your loss. people are the church and occupy every space. their situation.” Wish we could be there, but in spirit we are. Making space for interruptions, Holmes encouraged her fellow church lead- Rev. Sheila P. Spencer ers to speak life into the current situation. “The parishioners need to hear how the Rev. Sheila P. Spencer is an author, poet, teacher and church is planning for the future,” Holmes preacher. You can contact her at CustomMadeInspira- said. “What is our next step? How are we go- Peace !!! Cheryl, Daphne and Gwen [email protected] and her website is www.sheilapspen- ing to address the ‘new normal.’” Xavieretties forever cer.com. ORDER OF SERVICE Friendship Missionary Baptist Church 1302 North Goodlet Indianapolis, Indiana 46222

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Workers protest racial inequality on day of national strike By AARON MORRISON Associated Press

NEW YORK (AP) — Workers from the service industry, fast- food chains and the gig economy rallied with or- ganized labor July 20 to protest systemic racism and economic inequal- ity, staging demonstra- tions across the U.S. and around the world seek- ing better treatment of Black Americans in the workplace. Organizers said at least 20,000 workers in 160 cities walked off the job, inspired by the racial reckoning that followed the deaths of several Black men and women at the hands of police. Vis- ible support came largely in protests that drew people whose jobs in health care, transporta- tion and construction do not allow them to work from home during the coronavirus pandemic. “What the protesters are saying, that if we want to be concerned — and we should be — Protesters march outside a McDonald’s in Detroit on July 20. The national workers strike, dubbed the “Strike for Black about police violence Lives,” saw people walk off the job July 20 in U.S. cities to protest systemic racism and economic inequality. (Photo/Paul and people getting killed Sancy, AP) by the police ... we have to also be concerned leave to gig workers. cannot work from home. wide broadly demanded bers of a transport work- workers to acknowledge about the people who are “It’s basic stuff, and it The House has already action by corporations ers union passed a reso- the existence of racism dying and being put into creates a more profi table passed it. and the government to lution in support of the and discrimination in the lethal situations through economic environment Elsewhere in New confront racism and in- strike, raised their fi sts workplace. economic exploitation for everyone, not just the York City and in New equality that limit mobil- and chanted “Black lives “There was a time all over the country,” said companies,” Gage said. Jersey and Connecticut, ity and career advance- matter” in Korean and when the Irish and the Rev. William Barber In Manhattan, more organizers said 6,000 ment for many Black and “No justice, no peace” in Italians were a subju- II, co-chairman of the than 150 union workers workers at 85 nursing Hispanic workers, who English. gated people, too,” said Poor People’s Campaign, rallied outside Trump homes picketed, walked make up a dispropor- Justice Favor, 38, an or- Favor, who is Black. one of the organizations International Hotel to off the job or took other tionate number of those ganizer with the Labor- “How would you feel if that partnered to sup- demand that the Senate actions to highlight how earning less than a living ers’ International Union you weren’t able to fully port the strike. and President Donald predominantly Black wage. Local 79, which repre- assimilate into society? Barber told The Associ- Trump adopt the HE- and Hispanic workers The demands include sents 10,000 predomi- Once you have an open ated Press that the turn- ROES Act, which pro- and the residents they allowing workers to nately Black and Hispan- mind, you have to call out showed the impor- vides protective equip- serve are at risk without unionize to negotiate bet- ic construction workers out your coworkers who tance of the issue to the ment, essential pay and proper protective gear ter health care, sick leave in New York City, said are doing wrong to oth- people willing to come extended unemployment during the pandemic. and child care support. he hopes that the strike ers.” out during a pandemic to benefi ts to workers who Participants nation- In South Korea, mem- motivates more white make their voices heard. “Sadly, if they’re not in the streets, the political systems don’t move, be- cause when you just send We are in need of an email or a tweet, they ignore it,” he said. Community Food Box The Strike for Black Lives was organized or Donations supported by more than 60 labor unions and Please help us support the Community Food Box. social and racial justice Donations are done virtually. organizations, which Please send your donation to PayPal.me\jaelskincare held a range of events in more than two dozen cit- or at https://www.indychapter.org/donate/. ies. Support swelled well Put a note that it is for the food box and we will shop beyond expectations, for you. You may also drop of any donations at the organizers said, although Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper office. a precise participation 2901 N. Tacoma Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46218 tally was not available. Where work stoppages were not possible for a full day, participants picketed during a lunch break or dropped to a knee in memory of police brutality victims, in- cluding George Floyd, a Black man killed in Min- neapolis police custody in late May. Dozens of janitors, se- curity guards and health care workers observed a moment of silence in Denver to honor Floyd. In San Francisco, 1,500 RECEIVE A janitors walked out and marched to City Hall. Fast-food cooks and $3, GRANT cashiers in Los Angeles 000 and nursing home work- Toward down payment and/or closing ers in St. Paul, Minne- costs with purchase of a home.* sota, also went on strike, organizers said. At one McDonald’s in Los Angeles, workers blocked the drive-thru for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, about how long prosecutors say a white police offi cer held his knee on Floyd’s neck as he pleaded for air. Jerome Gage, 28, was among a few dozen Lyft Follow Us! and Uber drivers who joined a car caravan in Los Angeles calling on companies to provide UNION SAVINGS BANK (317) 908-6410 | CALL TODAY TO GET PREQUALIFIED benefi ts like health @indyrecorder insurance and paid sick *Available in qualifi ed lending areas only. © 2020 Union Savings Bank. 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ADOPTION DISSOLUTION DISSOLUTION GUARDIANSHIP NAME CHANGE NOTICE OF NOTICE OF NOTICE OF New NOTICE OF ADOPTION In Re: the Marriage of Kelly STATE OF INDIANA SUMMONS - SERVICE BY STATE OF INDIANA ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION STATE OF INDIANA Fuentes and Isiais COUNTY OF MARION PUBLICATION COUNTY OF MARION, ss: FuentesTrinidad SUPERIOR COURT OF STATE OF INDIANA STATE OF INDIANA STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF MARION SS: STATE OF INDIANA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY OF MARION SS: COUNTY OF MARION SS COUNTY OF MARION SS: IN THE MARION Case Number: MARION COUNTY COUNTY OF MARION SS: IN RE THE NAME CHANGE Rates 49D062003DC012594 CIVIL DIVISION IN THE MARION COUNTY IN THE MARION SUPERIOR IN THE MARION COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT 8 IN THE MARION SUPERIOR OF: SUPERIOR COURT COURT SUPERIOR COURT CAUSE NO. In Re: the Marriage of IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: COURT REGINA LANETT HYDE, Kelly Fuentes and Isiais FLORENCIA J. DESIRENA, PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION ROOM 8 As an historic 49D08-2004-AD-014737 PROBATE DIVISION Petitioner. CAUSE NO. 49D08-2007-EU-022052 IN THE MATTER OF THE IN RE THE MATTER OF THE FuentesTrinidad Petitioner, GUARDIANSHIP DOCKET: CAUSE NO. publication that If any documents below are Vs 49008·2007·ES·022272 IN THE MATTER OF THE UNSUPERVISED ADOPTION OF 49D08-2007-GU-022602 49C01-2006-MI-021177 IN RE: THE MATTER OF UNSUPERVISED CAUSE NO. ALEXANDRIA JORDYN confi dential, after you click MARCELO S. GARRIDO, IN THE MATTER OF THE NOTICE OFNAME has served the the link, you must type your Respondent. THE SUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION OF THE 49008-2006-EU-021565 SHEA BAKER CHURCH GUARDIANSHIP CHANGE HEARING DATE ADMINISTRATION OF THE ESTATE OF ADMINISTRATlON OF THE Indianapolis MINOR/WHITE/FEMALE email address for verifi cation 49D07-2007-DC-023006 CHRISTIAN A. MOORE, Comes now this Court and before the document NOTICE OF SUIT ESTATE OF WILLIE MAE PETERS ESTATE OF TO ALL INTERESTED A MINOR. sets a Hearing date as ANN RUSTIN, DECEASED. NOTICE OF MARY GLADYS BROWN, community for PERSONS: displays. In addition, This notice is directed to NOTICE OF SUIT follows for the Petition for document links expire 21 MARCELO S. GARRIDO PETITION FOR UNSUPERVISED Deceased. nearly 124 years, You are hereby notifi ed that The State 0f Indiana to the Name Change in this matter ISSUANCE OF LETTERS ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF a Petition for Adoption of days after the date and time who is being sued and Respondent/Father and the as follows: it’s with regret sent. If you need a copy of whose whereabouts are FOR SUPERVISED TO BE MAILED TO A UNSUPERVISED a child named Alexandria minor child in the above- IT IS HEREBY ORDERED ADMINISTRATION - DISTRIBUTEE ADMINISTRATION Jordyn Shea Baker Church the document, download it unknown. In addition to entitled cause, and any that the Name Change that the Recorder immediately. Attorneys can the above person being NO WILL Notice is hereby given to TO: was fi led in the offi ce of the other person Who may be Petition of REGINA LANETT Lisa Crockett, Petitioner, an Gregory Peters that Gwen In the Superior Court of Mar- must raise its Marion County Clerk. access most by this summons, there concerned. HYDE for a Name Change to cases and documents by may be others who have interested party being first Hartdige, on July 3rd, 2020 ion County, Indiana, notice A fi nal hearing in the adoption You are notified that you REGINA LANETTE HYDE will duly sworn, states: filed a Petition to be ap- is hereby given that on JULY rates for legal matter is scheduled for the signing into https://mycase. an interest in this law suit. have been sued in the Court be heard by this Court on: in.gov. Darrell J. Dolan represents 1. Decedent’s Name, Date pointed the Personal Repre- 7, 2020, was appointed as notices. 18th day of September, above named. Tuesday, October 27, 2020 of Death, etc .. Decedent, sentative of the estate of Wil- the Personal Representative 2020, at 10:00 o’clock am. Hearing Scheduling Activity the person seeking service The nature of the suit against at 9:00 a.m. Which is more Final Dissolution Hearing by publication, and can ANN RUSTIN, Age 88, died lie Mae Peters, deceased, of the estate of Mary Gladys The Petition for Adoption you is: Guardianship of than thirty (30) days after April 21, who died on the 26th day Brown, who died on the 14th alleges that the consent scheduled for 08/07/2020 at be located at 6525 E. Minor Ward. this Notice of Publication. Over the past few 1:15 PM. 82nd Street, Suite #102, 2020; of February, 2020 without day of August, 2013. The of mother has been fi led This summons by Any person has the right to 2. The Decedent is believed leaving a will. If the Court estate will be administered years there have with the court; and consent Entry Date: 7/13/2020 Indianapolis, IN 46250. The publication is specifically appear at this hearing and Other Party ENoticed: nature of the Suit against to have died intestate with- approves, the estate will be without court supervision. of natural father is not directed to the following to file a written objection at out leaving a Last Will & administered without court As a son or daughter of been undeniable necessary due to that he is N/A you is a Dissolution of named Respondent/Father 200 East Washington St., Other Party Noticed: Marriage and the property at Testament; supervision. the estate of Mary Gladys increases in the unknown and/or abandon and the minor child Whose Room W506, City- County 3. At the time of such death, As an heir, a devisee, or a Brown, you are advised of the child. If you are an N/A issue is marital property. You address is: Building, Indianapolis, cost of the paper, 07/17/20 must answer the Complaint the Decedent, ANN RUS- legatee of the estate (a “dis- the following infoemation: interested person and wish And to the following Indiana 46204 on or before TIN, was domiciled in Mari- tributee”), you are advised 1. The personal represen- to object to or consent to the 07/24/20 in writing, by you or your R e s p o n d e n t / F a t h e r this hearing date. yet our company 07/31/20 attorney, within thirty (30) on County, of the following information: tative has the authority to adoption, then said objection and minor child Whose So Ordered: July 8, 2020 Indiana; I) The Personal Represen- take actions concerning the has absorbed the or consent should be fi led days after the last Notice of whereabouts are unknown: Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk action is published. If you 4. Heirs. The names, age, tative has the authority to estate without first consult- fourteen (14) days prior DISSOLUTION Ronald Moore, Jr. and 07/24/20 relationship to such Dece- take actions concerning the ing you. costs without to the above-referenced fail to do so a judgment will Christian A. Moore 07/31/20 STATE OF INDIANA be entered against you for dent and place of residence estate without first consult- 2. The personal representa- increasing rates. hearing date. In addition to the above 08/07/20 of each ing you. tive may be serving without No oral statement made to COUNTY OF MARION what the plaintiff/petitioner named Respondent/Father Unfortunately, SUPERIOR COURT OF has demanded. known heirs of the Dece- The Personal Representa- posting a bond with the any person relievers that and minor child being dent’s estate are as follows: tive may be serving without court. You have the right to person form the obligations MARION COUNTY Dated: July 14, 2020 served by this summons that is no longer CIVIL DIVISION Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Name Age Relationship Ad- posting a bond with the petition the court to set a under this Notice. there may be other parties NAME CHANGE dress Court. You have the right to bond for your protection. feasible as costs Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: 07/31/20 Who have an interest in this JESSICA L. BANKS, 08/07/20 STATE OF INDIANA Lisa Crockett Adult Daugh- petition the Court to set a 3. The personal representa- 07/17/20 law suit. ter 6045 Macbeth Way, In- bond for your protection. tive wi1l not obtain court ap- continue to 07/24/20 Petitioner, 08/14/20 If you have a claim for relief COUNTY OF MARION SS: Vs IN THE MARION CIRCUIT dianapolis, IN 46254 The Personal Representa- proval of any action, includ- skyrocket. While 07/31/20 against the Petitioner arising Sallye Rustin Adult Daugh- tive will not obtain Court ap- ing the amount of attorney RODNEY A. BANKS, DISSOLUTION from the same transaction or COURT our rates will Respondent. CAUSE NO. ter 6045 Macbeth Way, In- proval of any action, includ- fees or personal representa- occurrence, you must assert dianapolis, IN 46254 ing the amount of attorney’s tive fees. DISSOLUTION 49D02-2001-DC-002229 STATE OF INDIANA it in your written answer. You 49C01-2003-MI-009910 increase effective ALIAS SUMMONS COUNTY OF MARION IN RE THE NAME CHANGE Rozena Daniels Adult or Personal Representative’s 4. Within two (2) months af- must answer the Complaint Daughter 3752 Ruckle Ave, fees. ter the appointment of the Jan. 1, 2019, the STATE OF INDIANA The State of Indiana to the SUPERIOR COURT OF in writing, by you or your OF: COUNTY OF MARION respondent RODNEY A. MARION COUNTY SHAWN JOY CAMERON, Indianapolis, IN 46205 Within two (2) months after personal representative, attorney, on or before the Fred Rustin III Adult Son 909 the appointment of the Per- the personal representative rates are still SUPERIOR COURT OF BANKS, 906 Meadow Circle CIVIL DIVISION day of ,(the same Petitioner. MARION COUNTY North, Keller, TX 76248 and IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: NOTICE OF PETITION Edgemont Ave, Indianapo- sonal Representative, the must prepare an inventory lower than other being within thirty (30) days lis, IN 46208 Personal Representative of the estate’s assets. You CIVIL DIVISION any other person who may CARNELL JONES, after the Third Notice of FOR CHANGE OF NAME media outlets. IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: be concerned. You have Petitioner, Petitioner, SHAWN JOY 5. Solvency of Estate. It is must prepare an inventory have the right to request Suit), and if you fail to do so believed by this Affiant that of the estate’s assets. You and receive a copy of this DANA ROCHELLE YORK, been sued by your spouse Vs a judgment Will be entered CAMERON, whose mailing Plaintiff, for dissolution of marriage. LOLA F. JONES, address is 5084 Olympia Decedent’s estate is sol- have the right to request inventory from the personal against you for What the vent. and receive a copy of this representative. We want to Vs The case is pending in the Respondent. Petitioner has demanded. Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana JAMES CARTIZE HATTER, Court above named. In 49D13-2006-DN-019531 46228, in the county of 6. Personal Representa- inventory from the Personal 5. The personal representa- July 16, 2020 tive. The name and mail- Representative. tive is required to furnish you thank you for Defendant. order to participate in the NOTICE OF SUIT Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Marion, Indiana, hereby 49D12-2007-DN-022564 proceedings, you must enter This notice is directed to gives notice that SHAWN ing address of the person The Personal Representa- with a copy of the closing all the support 07/24/20 requesting to serve as tive is required to furnish you statement that will be filed NOTICE OF SUIT a written appearance in LOLA F. JONES who’s is 07/31/20 JOY CAMERON has fi led you have shown The State of Indiana to the person or by your attorney. being sued and whose a petition in the Marion Personal Representative of with a copy of the closing with the court and, if your 08/07/20 Decedent’s estate is Lisa statement that will be filed interests are affected, with a us and ask for defendants above named, In the event you do not enter whereabouts are unknown. Circuit Court requesting that and any other person who a written appearance within In addition to the above her name be changed to Crockett, SS# xxx-xx- 5192, with the court, and, if your full account in writing of the your continued may be concerned. You sixty (60) days of the date person being by this SHOWN JOY CAMERON. d/o/b 02106/1964, 6045 interests are affected, with a administration of the estate. are notifi ed that you have hereof, your marriage can summons, there may be NAME CHANGE Notice is further given that Macbeth Way, Indianapolis, full account in writing of the 6. You must file an objec- support. been sued in the Court be dissolved by Decree of others who have an interest the hearing will be held on IN 46254. Said Lisa Crockett administration of the estate. tion to the closing statement above named. The nature the Court by default. In the in this law suit. Darrell STATE OF INDIANA said Petition on the 25th is entitled to be appointed You must file an objection to within three (3) months after of the suit against you is event a Decree is entered J. Dolan represents the COUNTY OF MARION SS: day of August, 2020 at 9:00 because she is most familiar the closing statement within the closing statement is filed If you have any Dissolution of Marriage. And by default, it may contain person seeking service IN THE MARION CIRCUIT a.m. in the Marion County with the financial and busi- three (3) months after the with the court if you want COURT ness affairs of said Dece- closing statement is filed the court to consider your questions, please to the following defendant a judgement against you by publication, and can Circuit Court, located at whose whereabouts are and provisions regarding be located at 6525 E. CAUSE NO. 200 E. Washington Street, dent. with the Court if you want objection. do not hesitate unknown: JAMES CARTIZE the distribution of assets 82nd Street, Suite #102, 49C01-2002-MI-009144 Indianapolis, Indiana 7. Creditors: The Clerk of the the Court to consider your 7. If an objection to the clos- HATTER. In addition to the and payment of debts. The Indianapolis, IN 46250. The IN THE MATTER OF THE 46204. Court is requested to serve objection. ing statement is not filed to call Rapheal above named defendant Decree may also require nature of the Suit against NAME CHANGE OF: Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk a copy of the Notice of Ad- If an objection to the closing with the court witllin three (3) Matthew at (317) being served by this you to take actions or refrain you is a Dissolution of CLARENCE RONALD 07/17/20 ministration by ordinary mail statement is not filed with months after the filing of the summons there may be from actions in order to carry Marriage and the property at ROACH 07/24/20 upon the following creditors: the Court within three (3) closing statement, the estate 924-5143 or other defendants who have out the terms of the Court’s issue is marital property. You NOTICE OF AMENDED 07/31/20 none. months after the filing of the is closed and the court does an interest in this law suit. If Decree. If you do not enter must answer the Complaint PETITION FOR CHANGE 8. Probable Value of Estate: closing statement, the es- not have a duty to audit or email legals@ OF NAME BY INDIVIDUAL The probable value of the tate is closed and the Court make an inquiry. you have a claim for relief a written appearance, you in writing, by you or your NAME CHANGE indyrecorder.com against the plaintiff arising will receive no further notice attorney, within thirty (30) To all persons interested Decedent’s property estate does not have a duty to au- IF, AT ANY TIME BEFORE from the same transaction or of these proceedings. If days after the last Notice of in the name change of STATE OF INDIANA valued at approximately dit or make an inquiry. THE ESTATE IS CLOSED, occurrence, you must assert you wish to countersue, action is published. If you Clarence Ronald Roach: COUNTY OF MARION, ss: $100,000 IF, AT ANY TIME BEFORE YOU HAVE REASON TO New Rates it in your written answer, You you must do so by written fail to do so a judgment will Notice is hereby given that IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 8. Counsel for Personal THE ESTATE IS CLOSED, BELIEVE THAT THE ADMIN- must answer the Complaint petition fi led herein not more be entered against you for on the 16th day of July, IN RE THE NAME CHANGE Representative. The name, YOU HAVE REASON TO ISTRATION OF THE ESTATE Adoptions in writing, by you or your than sixty (60) days from the what the plaintiff/petitioner 2020, I filed in the office OF MINOR: business address, Supreme BELIEVE THAT THE ADMIN- SHOULD BE SUPERVISED of the Marion Circuit Court Court Disciplinary number ISTRATION OF THE ESTATE BY THE COURT, YOU HAVE $118.00*** attorney, on or before the _ date hereof. has demanded. CAROLINE LOUISE DAVIS, day of _, _, (the same being Dated: January 16, 2020 Dated: July 15, 2020 an Amended Petition for Name of Minor, and telephone number of SHOULD BE SUPERVISED THE RIGHT TO PETITION within thirty (30) days after Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Change of Name of the name PATRICIA LOUISE DAVIS, the counsel who will repre- BY THE COURT, YOU HAVE THE COURT FOR SUPER- the Third Notice of Suit. 07/17/20 07/31/20 of Clarence Ronald Roach Petitioner. sent the personal represen- THE RIGHT TO PETITION VISED Determine and if you fail to do so a 07/24/20 08/07/20 to Ronald Clarence Ronald CAUSE NO. tative of Decedent’s estate THE COURT FOR SUPER- ADMINISTRATION. Heirship judgment will be entered 07/31/20 08/14/20 Roach. The Petition will be 49C01-2001-MI-002701 is: Larry Pleasants, 7508 VISED ADMINISTRATION. IF YOU DO NOT UNDER- against you for what the heard by the Court on the ORDER SETTING HEARING Madison Ave., Indianapo- IF YOU DO NOT UNDER- STAND THIS NOTICE, YOU 2nd day of October, 2020, at lis, IN 46227,10# 10661-49, STAND THIS NOTICE, YOU SHOULD ASK YOUR AT- $118.00*** plaintiff has demanded. DISSOLUTION DISSOLUTION Notice is hereby given that Dated: July 09, 2020 1:00 o’clock, p.m. You must Petitioner Patricia Louise Phone (317) 881-8900 SHOULD ASK YOUR AT- TORNEY TO EXPLAIN IT STATE OF INDIANA appear at the hearing to WHEREFORE, the Petitioner TORNEY TO EXPLAIN IT TO YOu. Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF MARION Davis, pro se, fi led a Verifi ed Dissolution 07/17/20 COUNTY OF MARION file any objections you may Petition for Change of Name prays the Court for an Order TO YOU. The Personal Representa- SUPERIOR COURT OF have to the proposed name appointing and qualifying The Prospective Personal tive’s address and telephone 07/24/20 SUPERIOR COURT OF MARION COUNTY of Minor to change the of Marriage 07/31/20 MARION COUNTY change. If you fail to do name of minor child from the personal representative Representative’s address is number is 3144 Coralberry CIVIL DIVISION so, the Court will allow the of the Decedent’s estate and 5359 Spring Creek Drive, In- Court, Indianapolis, Indiana, $118.00*** CIVIL DIVISION IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: CAROLINE LOUISE DAVIS IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: Petition to be granted and to CAROLINE LOUISE authorizing such Personal dianapolis, Indiana 46254. 46218 and (317) 538-5655. NITA LARSON, you will be foreclosed from Representative to admin- The attorney for the estate is: The attorney for the Person- DISSOLUTION WAKILI OWOLABI OSENI, Plaintiff, HICKMAN. Notice is further Plaintiff, challenging or objecting given that the hearing will be ister the Decedent’s estate Herbert A. Jensen #4894-49 al Representative is Merle B. Guardianship Vs to the name change at any without Court supervision. 6280 N. Shadeland Ave., Rose, whose address is 120 STATE OF INDiANA Vs KEITH LARSON, held on said petition on the Notice MABEL OKUN, later date. 18th day of August, 2020 I HEREBY AFFIRM UNDER Suite A East Market Street, Suite COUNTY OF MARION Defendant. So Ordered: July 22, 2020 PENALTIES FOR PERJURY Indianapolis, IN 46220 1206, Indianapolis, Indiana IN THE MARION COUNTY Defendant. 49D02-1910-DN-044720 at 9:00 a.m. at 200 East $118.00*** 49D02-1910-DN-044720 Indianapolis, IN 46204. THIS Washington Street Room THAT THE FOREGOING (317) 849-5834 – phone 46204 and telephone num- SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE OF SUIT HEARING MAY BE HELD REPRESENTATIONS ARE (317) 849-5974 – facsimile ber is (317) 624-6700. CIVIL DIVISION NOTICE OF SUIT The State of Indiana to the W506, City County Building, The State of Indiana to the REMOTELY. at Indianapolis, IN 46204, TRUE. Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- This notice is being sent to Name Change CAUSE NO. defendants above named, The Court’s address is 200 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk ana, this 10th day of July, you in accord with the provi- 49004-2003-DC-011604 defendants above named, and any other person who which is more than thirty (30) and any other person who East Washington Street, days after the third notice of 07/24/20 2020. sions of I.e. 29-1-7.5-1 .5. $118.00*** IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: may be concerned. You are Room W506, City-County 07/31/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Dated at Indianapolis, In- (Court date must RENE IBARRA, may be concerned. You notified that you have been publication. Any person has are notified that you have Building, the right to appear at the 07/24/20 diana, this day of JULY 7, be 30 days from Petitioner/Husband sued in the Court above Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 07/31/20 2020. and been sued in the Court named. The nature of the suit hearing and to fi le written last publication above named. The nature 07/31/20 objections on or before the Merle B. Rose YANiRA ELIZABETH against you is Dissolution 08/07/20 NOTICE OF Attomey at Law date) GARCIA, of the suit against you is hearing date. NOTICE OF of Marriage. And to the 08/14/20 ADMINISTRATION 120 E. Market Street Respondent/Wife. Dissolution of Marriage. And following defendant whose Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk ADMINISTRATION to the following defendant 07/17/20 Suite 1206 ORDER T0 APPEAR whereabouts are unknown: Indianapolis, IN 46204 Summons Comes now the Petitioner/ whose whereabouts are 07/24/20 NOTICE OF STATE OF INDIANA KEITH LARSON. In addition ADMINISTRATION Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Husband. Rene Ibarra, unknown: MABEL OKUN. In to the above named NAME CHANGE 07/31/20 COUNTY OF MARION $118.00*** addition to the above named In the Marion County Supe- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF: 07/31/20 by counsel, and having defendant being served by 08/07/20 filed a Verified Petition for defendant being served by SUMMONS – SERVICE BY rior Court, Probate Division JAMES K. DYKE, this summons there may be PUBLICATION In the matter of the Estate of Dissolution of Marriage, this summons there may be other defendants who have Deceased. Notice of and the Court having read other defendants who have STATE OF INDIANA Glenda Kathryn Armstrong, IN THE MARION COUNTY an interest in this law suit. If COUNTY OF MARION deceased. Real Estate said motion and being duly an interest in this law suit. If you have a claim for relief SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE OF advised in the premises now you have a claim for relief IN THE MARION CIRCUIT Cause Number PROBATE DIVISION against the plaintiff arising COURT 49D08-2007-EU-022581 ADMINISTRATION $118.00*** finds that said Motion should against the plaintiff arising from the same transaction or CAUSE NO. be set for hearing from the same transaction or CAUSE NO. NAME CHANGE Notice is hereby given that 49D08-2006-EU-018232 occurrence, you must assert 49C01-2006-MI-020710 Kenneth Warren Armstrong STATE OF INDIANA IT IS THEREFORE occurrence, you must assert it in your written answer, You NOTICE OF it in your written answer, You IN RE: THE NAME CHANGE STATE OF INDIANA was July 9, 2020 appointed UNSUPERVISED COUNTY OF MARION SS: Notice of ORDERED, ADJUDGED, must answer the Complaint IN THE MARION AND DECREED that this must answer the Complaint OF: COUNTY OF MARION, ss: personal representative of ADMINISTRATION Administration in writing, by you or your WINIFRED RENAY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT the Estate of Glenda Kath- SUPERIOR COURT #8 matter is set for 30 minutes in writing, by you or your attorney, on or before the _ Notice is hereby given that attorney, on or before the _ ARRINGTON, IN RE THE NAME CHANGE ryn Armstrong, deceased. on the 9th day of June 2020, PROBATE DIVISION $87.00** hearing on September 10th, day of _, _, (the same being CAUSE NO. 2020 at 9:00 am day of _, _, (the same being Petitioner. OF: All person who have claims Rebecca A. Dyke, surviving within thirty (30) days after NOTICE OF PETITION REBEKAH ELISABETH against this estate, whether 49D08-2006-EU-021513 ALL IS SO ORDERED THIS within thirty (30) days after the Third Notice of Suit. spouse and sole heir, was the Third Notice of Suit. FOR CHANGE OF NAME CHURCH, or not now due, must file appointed as the Personal IN THE MATTEROF THE Dissolution July 10, 2020 and if you fail to do so a UNSUPERVISED ESTATE (That counsei Vanessa and if you fail to do so a The State of Indiana and Petitioner. the claim in the office of Representative of the Estate judgment will be entered to any other person who CAUSE NO. the clerk of this court Within OF MARJORIE E. WHITE, of Corporation López Aguiiera will be out of judgment will be entered against you for what the of James K. Dyke, who died against you for what the may be concerned. You are 49C01-2007-MI-0222741 three (3) months from the testate on the 27th day of DECEASED the country from the weeks plaintiff has demanded. NOTICE OF $76.00* of March 30th-April 4th and plaintiff has demanded. notifi ed that Winifred Renay NOTICE OF PETITION date of the first publication March 2020, and that said Dated: May 27, 2020 Arrington has fi led her FOR CHANGE OF NAME of this notice, or Within 9 ADMINISTRATION on a pre-planned vacation) Dated: June 18, 2020 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Rebecca A. Dyke is serv- Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Verifi ed Petition for Change REBEKAH ELISABETH months after the decedent’s ing as administrator of the Notice is herby given that Distribution to: 07/31/20 Rebecca Orange and Bruce Notice of Vanessa López Aguilera 07/24/20 of Name. CHURCH, whose mailing death, whichever is earlier, Decedent’s estate, and 08/07/20 The nature of the fi ling is: address is: 9372 Benchview or the claims will be forever White was, on July 6, 2020 LOPEZ LAW OFFICE, PC. 07/31/20 08/14/20 was authorized to proceed Final Account 08/07/20 Verifi ed Petition for Change Drive Apt. H, Indianapolis, barred. under unsupervised admin- appointed Personal Rep- 3502 North Meridian Street resentative of the Estate $76.00* Indianapolis, IN 46208, GUARDIANSHIP of Name. Winifred Renay Indiana 46240 and if Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- istration. DISSOLUTION Arrington is requesting that different, my residence ana this July 9, 2020 Further, any and all persons of Marjorie E. White, De- Yanira Garcia ceased, who died May 12, 07/24/20 STATE OF INDIANA her name be changed to address is, in the Marion Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk having claims against the STATE 0F INDIANA COUNTY OF MARION SS: Winifred Renae Hull. The County, Indiana hereby 07/24/20 Estate of James K. Dyke, 2020. *** = 07/31/20 Said personal representa- 08/07/20 COUNTY 0F MARION IN THE MARION COUNTY Petition was fi led on June gives notice that REBEKAH 07/31/20 whether or not now due, must Three run dates SUPERIOR COURT #7 PROBATE COURT 23, 2020, in the Marion ELISABETH CHURCH has file their claim in the Marion tives were authorized to ad- CASE # CAUSE NO. Circuit Court. fi led a petition in the Marion County Superior Court, Pro- minister said estate without ** = 49D07-2007-DC-023006 49D08-2007-GU-021928 This Summons by publication Circuit Court, requesting NOTICE OF Court supervision. IN THE MATTER OF THE bate Division, within five (5) Two run Dates IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: is specifi cally directed to that her name be changed ADMINISTRATION months from the date of the All persons who have claims Petitioner: Florencia J. GUARDLANSHIP OF the State of Indiana and to REBEKAH ELISABETH against said estate, whether JOANN E. THOMAS first publication of this no- * = Desirena any other person who may BRIGHT. Notice is further STATE OF INDIANA tice or said claims shall be or not now due, must file Respondent: Marcelo S. NOTICE OF be concerned. Petitioner’s given that a hearing will the claim in the office of One run date GUARDIANSHIP HEARING COUNTY OF MARION SS: forever barred. Garrido current mailing address be held on said Petition on IN THE MARION COUNTY Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- the clerk of this court within DISSOLUTION TO BE PUBLISHED TO three (3) months from the NOTICE OF SUIT UNKNOWN HEIRS is 7752 Bayridge Drive, the 25th day of September, COURT ana, this June 9, 2020. SUMMONS BY This notice is directed to In the Marion County Indianapolis, Indiana 46236. 2020 at 1:00 pm. Any PROBATE DIVISION Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk date of the first publication All legal PUBLICATIONS Marcelo S. Garrido who Superior Court Any person has the right to person has the right to IN THE MATTER OF THE 07/24/20 of this notice, or within nine STATE OF INDIANA is being sued and whose In the Matter 0f the appear at the hearing and appear at this hearing ESTATE OF: 07/31/20 (9) months after the dece- advertisements COUNTY OF MARION SS: whereabouts are unknown. Guardianship of Joann E. fi le objections. and to fi le an objection at CAUSE NO. dent’s death, whichever is IN THE MARION SUPERIOR In addition to the above Thomas, Adult Notice is further given that 200 East Washington St., 49D08-2006-EU-020645 NOTICE OF earlier, or the claims will be must be prepaid. COURT person being served by Notice is hereby given that hearing will be held on said Room W506, City- County DEAN J. BALAZS, forever barred. CAUSE NO.: this summons, there may on the 22nd day of July, Petition on September 28, Building, Indianapolis, deceased, ADMINISTRATION Dated at Indianapolis, IN, be others who have an 2020, at 1:30 o’clock p.m. 2020, at 9:00 a.m. Indiana 46204. this July 16, 2020 49D01-2002-DC-008231 NOTICE OF STATE OF INDIANA IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: interest in this law suit. in Marion County Superior Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk So Ordered: July 7, 2020 ADMINISTRATION Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Darrell J. Dolan represents Court, Probate Division at 07/17/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk COUNTY OF MARION ss: 07/24/20 THERESA UJU OHAEME, Notice is hereby given that IN THE MARION SUPERIOR Petitioner, the person seeking service Indianapolis, Indiana, the 07/24/20 07/17/20 on the July 20, 2020, date, 07/31/20 by publication, and can Marion County Superior 07/31/20 07/24/20 COURT and Court, Probate Division, will Dawn Balazs-Bender was PROBATE DIVISION Charge AKINWALE OLUWOLE be located at 6525 E. 07/31/20 appointed personal repre- 82nd Street, Suite #102, hold a hearing to determine CAUSE NO. AKINOLA, whether a guardian should NAME CHANGE sentative of the estate of 49D08-2007-EU-023399 NOTICE OF Respondent. Indianapolis, IN 46250. The be appointed or a protective Dean J. Balazs, deceased, nature of the Suit against IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRATION your ad TO RESPONDENT: order should be issued STATE OF INDIANA who died on April 7, 2020. UNSUPERVISED AKINWALE OLUWOLE you is a Dissolution of for JOANN E. THOMAS COUNTY OF MARION, ss: All persons having claims State of Indiana Marriage and the property at ADMINISTRATION OF THE AKINOLA At the hearing the court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT against this estate, whether ESTATE OF County of Marion This Summons is to the issue is marital property. You Will determine whether IN RE THE NAME CHANGE NAME CHANGE or not now due, must file In the Marion Superior Court must answer the Complaint BETTY LOU COFFMAN, above-named Respondent, JOANN E. THOMAS is an OF: the claim in the office of the DECEASED Probate Division and to any other person in writing, by you or your incapacitated person under AUDRA DEAN MYERS, STATE OF INDIANA Clerk of this Court within IN THE MATTER OF THE v attorney, within thirty days COUNTY OF MARION, ss: NOTICE OF who may be concerned. Indiana law. This proceeding Petitioner. three (3) months from the ADMINISTRATION ESTATE OF You are hereby notified that afier the last notice of action may substantially affect CAUSE NO. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT date of the first publication ALIX THOMSON-MOXLEY, is published. If you fail to the rights of JOANN E. IN RE THE NAME CHANGE Notice is hereby given that you have been sued in the 49C01-2007-MI-022269 of this notice, or within nine on July 15, 2020, Garry W. Deceased. Marion County Superior do so a judgment will be THOMAS. If the court fi nds NOTICE OF PETITION OF: (9) months after the dece- Cause No: entered against you for what that JOANN E. THOMAS is JOSEPH MORRIS- Coffman was appointed as Court in an action entitled: In FOR CHANGE OF NAME dent’s death, whichever is the Personal Representa- 49D08-2007-EU-022058 Re: The Marriage of Theresa the Plaintifl’ / Petitioner has an incapacitated person, AUDRA DEAN MYERS, HARPER, earlier, or the claims will be the court at the hearing tive of the Estate of Betty NOTICE OF m Uju Ohaeme, Petitioner, demanded. whose mailing address is: Petitioner. forever barred. ADMINISTRATION shall also consider whether Lou Coffinan, Who died on and Akinwale Oluwole Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 9372 Benchview Drive Apt. CAUSE NO. Dated at Marion County, Notice is hereby given that 07/24/20 JANET E. GAITHER should 49C01-2007-MI-022913 the 9th day of May, 2020. Akinola, Respondent, by be appointed as guardian H, Indianapolis, Indiana Indiana this July 20, 2020, All persons having claims WILLIAM E. VANLANDING- the person named above 07/31/20 46240 and if different, my NOTICE OF PETITION date. HAM, was on the 6th day of 08/07/20 of JOANN E. THOMAS. The FOR CHANGE OF NAME against this estate, Whether as Petitioner. This Summons court may, in its discretion, residence address is, in Clerk of the Court of Marion or not now due, must file July 2020, appointed Per- by Publication is specifically the Marion County, Indiana Notice is hereby given that County sonal Representative of the appoint some other qualifi ed JOSEPH MORRIS- HARPER, the claim in the office of the D directed to the Respondent DISSOLUTION person as guardian. The hereby gives notice that Clerk of this Court within Estate of ALIX THOMSON- above whose current court may also, in its AUDRA DEAN MYERS has by Counsel, filed in the 07/31/20 MOXLEY, deceased, who Office of the Clerk of Marion three (3) months from the address and whereabouts STATE OF INDIANA discretion, limit the powers fi led a petition in the Marion 08/07/20 date of the first publication died on June 26, 2020. are unknown. COUNTY OF MARION SS: and duties of the guardian Circuit Court, requesting County Superior Court a All persons who have claims Petition for change of name of this notice, or within (9) The named Petitioner is IN THE MARION SUPERIOR to allow JOANN E. THOMAS that her name be changed months after the decedent’s against this estate, whether represented by Katherine COURT to retain control over certain to AUDRA DEAN BRIGHT. from JOSEPH MYKELL NOTICE OF or not now due, must file property and activities. ALLEN MORRIS- HARPER death, Whichever is earlier, M. Forbes, The Law Firm CIVIL DIVISION NO. 13 Notice is further given that ADMINISTRATION or the claims will be forever claim in the office of the of Fatima Johnson, 3737 CAUSE NO. The court may also a hearing will be held on to JOSEPH MYKELL ALLEN clerk of this court within determine Whether a MORRIS and that the name barred. Please Check N. Meridian St., Ste 106, 49DI3-2005-DN-OJ6558 said Petition on the 25th day STATE 0F INDIANA Dated this July 15, 2020 three (3) months from the Indianapolis, IN 46208. protective order should be of September, 2020 at 1:00 on his birth certificate be IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: entered on behalf of JOANN COUNTY 0F MARION Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk date of the first publication Your Ad Telephone: (317) 455-6829. EISHA YONNE MONIQUE pm. Any person has the right changed back to JOSEPH IN THE MARION SUPERIOR of this notice, or within nine E. THOMAS. JOANN E. MYKELL ALLEN MORRIS. 07/24/20 Please carefully The nature of the suit BLOOMFIELD, to appear at this hearing COURT 07/31/20 (9) months after decedent’s against you is: Dissolution of THOMAS may attend the Said Petition will be heard read your ad Petitioner, hearing and be represented and to fi le an objection at PROBATE DIVISION death, whichever is earlier, Marriage. and 200 East Washington St., by the Court on October CAUSE NO. or the claims will be forever by an attorney. 2, 2020 at 1:00 P.M. Any NOTICE OF the first day it The property, relationship, OSAGTE KINGSLEY The petition may be Room W506, City- County 49D08-2007-EU-023742 barred. or other res involved in OMOREGIE, Building, Indianapolis, person has the right to IN THE MATTER 0F THE ADMINISTRATION Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- appears and heard and determined in appear at this hearing and the actions is: The marital Respondent. the absence of JOANN Indiana 46204. UNSUPERVISED ESTATE ana, July 6, 2020. report any errors relationship between ORDER E. THOMAS if the court So Ordered: July 7, 2020 to file an objection. OF CHARLES PAUL NOTICE OF Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk promptly. Credit Theresa Uju Ohaeme and COMES NOW THE COURT, determines that the Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk JENSEN, Deceased. ADMINISTRATION 07/24/20 Akinwale Oluwole Akinola, having been duly advised in presence of JOANN E. 07/17/20 07/31/20 NOTICE OF Notice is hereby given that 07/31/20 for errors is and the assets and liabilities the premises, and now finds THOMAS is not required. If 07/24/20 08/07/20 UNSUPERVISED Charles Callahan was, on limited to the of the marital estate. counsel’s Motion to Waive JOANN E. THOMAS attends 07/31/20 08/14/20 ADMINISTRATION July 13, 2020, appointed personal representative of cost of the first An answer or other response Mediation and Praecipe the hearing, opposes Notice is hereby given that in writing to the petition must for Final Hearing to be the petition, and is not Vincent Barnard was on the Estate of Stephen Tim ad only and be filed either by you or your meritorious and GRANTS represented by an attorney, JULY 20, 2020, appointed Callahan, deceased, who adjustment is attorney within thirty days the same. the court may appoint personal representative of died on the 2nd day of Feb- after the third notice of suit. an attorney to represent ruary, 2020. IT IS THEREFORE JOANN E. THOMAS. The the Estate of Charles Paul limited to the If you fail to file an answer ORDERED, ADJUDGED It is illegal to discriminate Jensen, deceased, who 49D08-2007-EU-022359 or other response in writing court may, where required, All persons who have claims actual cost of AND DECREED tbat appoint a guardian ad died on October 24, 2018. within thirty days after the mediation in this matter be All persons who have claims against this estate, Whether litem to represent JOANN or not now due, must file space. third notice of suit, judgment and hereby is WAIVED. E. THOMAS at the hearing. against this estate, whether by default may be rendered IT IS FURTHER ORDERED against any person because or not now due, must file the claim in the office of The court may, on its own the clerk of this court within against you for the relief that both parties shall motion or on request of any the claim in the office of requested by the Petitioner. appear for final hearing on the clerk of this court within three (3) months from the interested person, postpone date of the first publication If you have a claim for relief the 19th day of August , the hearing to another date of race, color, religion, sex, three (3) months from the take time against the Petitioner arising 2020 at 10 o’clock A.M. to and time. David Morrison, date of the first publication of this notice, 0r within nine from the same transaction or show cause, if any exists, April Gaither and Darquita of this notice, or within nine (9) months after the dece- occurrence, you must assert why the prayer Duncan are hereby provided (9) months after the dece- dent’s death, Whichever is to place it in you written answer or contained in said petition With notice of this hearing. handicap, familial status,or dent’s death, Whichever is earlier, or the claims will be response. should not be granted. Dated at Martinsville, earlier, or the claims will be forever barred. your ad Dated: 6/23/2020 DATED: June 29, 2020 Indiana this 6th day of July, forever barred. Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- 07/24/20 07/24/20 2020. national origin. Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk ana, this July 13, 2020 07/31/20 07/31/20 07/17/20 07/31/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk here 08/07/20 08/07/20 07/24/20 08/07/20 07/24/20 07/31/20 07/31/20 INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER FRIDAY, JUly 31, 2020 B5 L E G A L S n L E G A L S n C L A S S I F I E D

NOTICE OF public notice Public notice NOTICE OF PATERNITY ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION STATE OF INDIANA AutoReturn will be having an abandoned vehicle auction 08/06/20 at 12:00 PM. The Ordinance Number: 2020-03 State of Indiana COUNTY OF MARION SS: auction will be held at 2451 S Belmont Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46221. Viewing begins at Be it ordained/resolved by the Board of Directors that for the expenses of INDIANAPOLIS County of Marion STATE OF INDIANA IN THE MARION CIRCUIT 10:00 AM. All vehicle release prices as of 07/23/20. The following vehicles will be sold: PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION for the year ending December 31, 2021 the sums herein speci- In the Marion Superior Court MARION COUNTY SUPE- COURT Year Make Model VIN Body Amount fied are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several funds herein named Probate Division RIOR COURT — PROBATE CAUSE NO.: 2001 ACURA TL 19UUA56601A012234 4 DOOR $ 755.00 and for the purposes herein specified, subject to the laws governing the same. Such sums IN THE MATTER OF THE DIV 49C01-1506-JP-020865 2006 ACURA TSX JH4CL96876C032732 4 DOOR $ 730.00 herein appropriated shall be held to include all expenditures authorized to be made during UNSUPERVISED CASE N0.: IN THE MATTER OF THE 2002 BMW 3 SERIES WBAEU33402PF68673 4 DOOR $ 805.00 the year, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided for by law. In addition, for the ADMINISTRATION OF THE 49D08-2007-ES-022425 PATERNITY OF: 2003 BMW 3 SERIES WBAEW53423PN31046 4 DOOR $ 830.00 purposes of raising revenue to meet the necessary expenses of INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC ESTATE OF IN THE MATTER 0F THE LYDIA L. JENKINS 2007 BMW 3 SERIES WBAWB33597PU87632 2 DOOR $ 785.00 TRANSPORTATION, the property tax levies and property tax rates as herein specified are DARRELL WAYNE NEALY, SUPERVISED DURAN L JENKINS 2007 BMW 3 SERIES WBAVC93567KX55657 4 DOOR $ 790.00 included herein. Budget Form 4-B for all funds must be completed and submitted in the Deceased. ADMINISTRATION OF THE Petitioner, 1999 BUICK CENTURY 2G4WS52M5X1412331 4 DOOR $ 860.00 manner prescribed by the Department of Local Government Finance. Cause No: ESTATE OF And 2001 BUICK LESABRE 1G4HP54K11U254278 4 DOOR $ 905.00 This ordinance/resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and 49D08-2007-EU-022583 LUCY MAE BLACKWELL, CELESTEE C WILLIAMS 2002 BUICK RENDEZVOUS 3G5DA03E62S600854 SPORTS UTILITY $ 855.00 approval by the Board of Directors. NOTICE OF DECEASED Respondent. 2003 BUICK RENDEZVOUS 3G5DB03EX3S509407 SPORTS UTILITY $ 755.00 Name of Adopting Entity / Fiscal Body Type of Adopting Entity / Fiscal Body Date of Adoption ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF ORDER GRANTING CON- 2005 BUICK RENDEZVOUS 3G5DA03E75S560093 SPORTS UTILITY $ 930.00 Board of Directors Board of Directors 08/27/2020 Notice is hereby given that ADMINISTRATION TINUANCE 2007 BUICK RAINIER 5GADT13S872174409 SPORTS UTILITY $ 780.00 Funds SUSAN A. BRUNO, was on NOTICE is hereby given Comes now the Counsel, 2008 BUICK ENCLAVE 5GAER23718J228466 SPORTS UTILITY $ 735.00 Fund Code Fund Name Adopted Budget Adopted Adopted the 9th day of July 2020, ap- that on July 8, 2020, Sandra and fi les his Motion For Con- 2008 BUICK LACROSSE CX 2G4WC582081289459 4 DOOR $ 805.00 Tax Levy Tax Rate pointed Personal Represen- Williams was appointed Per- tinuance. 1992 CADILLAC BROUGHAM 1G6DW54E2NR707299 4 DOOR $ 805.00 8001 SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION GEN $ 81,857,567 $ 41,172,610 0.1008 tative of the Estate of DAR- sonal Representative of the AND THE COURT being duly 1994 CADILLAC EL DORADO 1G6ET1292RU604754 2 DOOR $ 830.00 8090 SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION CUMULATIVE $ 8,000,000 $ 3,900,000 0.0095 RELL WAYNE NEALY, who Estate of Lucy Mae Black- advised now fi nds that con- 1999 CADILLAC DEVILLE 1G6KD54Y2XU734719 4 DOOR $ 855.00 Total $ 89,857,567 $45,072,610 0.1103 died on June 9, 2020. well, Who died on May 27, tinuance should be granted. 2003 CADILLAC DEVILLE 1G6KD54Y53U259383 4 DOOR $1,905.00 Home-Ruled Funds (Not Reviewed by DLGF) All persons who have claims 2020. over any objection. 1980 CHEVROLET OTHER 1T27KAD410737 4 DOOR $ 730.00 Fund ID Fund Code Fund Name Adopted Budget against this estate, whether All persons Who have IT IS THEREFORE OR- 1982 CHEVROLET STEPVAN 1GBJP37W4C3310266 MOTOR HOME $ 830.00 1023 9500 Capital Grants Projects $ 84,250,000 or not now due, must file claims against this estate, DERED, ADJUDGED, AND 1989 CHEVROLET C-1500 1GCDC14K7KZ283313 PICK UP $ 905.00 1024 9501 Federal Pass Through $ 750,000 claim in the office of the whether or not now due, DECREED that the Hearing 1992 CHEVROLET ASTRO VAN 1GCDM15Z9NB233406 VAN $ 855.00 1025 9502 Income Tax Revenue Fund $ 56,362,620 clerk of this court within must file the claim in the Of- set for July 1, 2020 at 1:00 1994 CHEVROLET C-1500 1GCDC14K5RE186824 PICK UP $ 785.00 1026 9503 Income Tax Debt Service Fund $ 6,500,000 three (3) months from the fice of the Clerk of this Court p.m. shall be set for THE 1995 CHEVROLET C-1500 1GCEC14H8SZ192995 PICK UP $ 935.00 Total $237,720,187 date of the first publication Within three (3) months from 31st day of August 2020 at 1995 CHEVROLET TAHOE 1GNEK13K8SJ400704 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 Name of this notice, or within nine the date of the first publica- 3:00 o’ clock p.m. (Final/1 1997 CHEVROLET S-10 PICK-UP 1GCCS1449V8110516 PICK UP $ 855.00 Greg Hahn, Chair Adairius Gardner, Vice-Chair (9) months after decedent’s tion of this notice, or within hour/LG). 1997 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 2G1WW12M8V9116762 2 DOOR $ 735.00 Mark Fisher, Secretary Richard Wilson, Treasurer death, whichever is earlier, nine (9) months after the de- ALL OF WHICH IS OR- 1998 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 1G1JF52T4W7267657 4 DOOR $1,555.00 Tommy Jones Juan Gonzalez or the claims will be forever cedent’s death, whichever is DERED THIS 29th DAY OF 1999 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 1GCEK19T8XE190811 PICK UP $ 780.00 Lise Pace barred. earlier, or the claims will be JUNE, 2020 2000 CHEVROLET S-10 PICK-UP 1GCCS1957Y8282890 PICK UP $1,810.00 ATTEST Name Title Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- forever barred. Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 2000 CHEVROLET CAMARO 2G1FP32G7Y2115800 CONVERTIBLE $ 905.00 Jill D. Russell Secretary/General Counsel ana, July 9, 2020. Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- 2001 CHEVROLET S-10 PICK-UP 1GCCT19W118135542 PICK UP $ 830.00 hspaxlp 07/24/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk ana, this July 8, 2020 SUMMONS-SERVICE BY 2001 CHEVROLET CAMARO 2G1FP22K312111313 2 DOOR $ 780.00 07/31/20 07/31/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk PUBLICATION 2001 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 2G1WW12E719195747 2 DOOR $ 880.00 08/07/20 07/24/20 STATE OF INDIANA 2002 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 2G1WW15E029222428 2 DOOR $ 785.00 07/31/20 COUNTY OF MARION SS: 2002 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WH55K929208373 4 DOOR $1,705.00 Public notice SUMMONS 2002 CHEVROLET S-10 PICK-UP 1GCCS19W928203509 PICK UP $ 860.00 IN THE SUPERIOR PUBLIC PROJECT STATE OF INDIANA NOTICE OF COURT OF MARION 2002 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WH55KX29188179 4 DOOR $ 855.00 2002 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1NE52J32M553806 4 DOOR $ 730.00 Engineering and Polytechnic Gateway COUNTY OF MARION SS: ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF COUNTY Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. IN THE MARION SUPERIOR CAUSE NO.: 2002 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 2G1WX15K629219021 2 DOOR $ 905.00 ADMINISTRATION 2002 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WH55K829314331 4 DOOR $ 780.00 Shiel Sexton is seeking prequalified subcontractor bids for COURT State of Indiana 49C01-1506-JP-020865 the Engineering and Polytechnic Gateway project for work CAUSE NO. IN THE MATTER OF THE 2003 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1NE52J03M685746 4 DOOR $ 830.00 County of Marion STATE OF INDIANA 2003 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 2GCEC19T331191180 PICK UP $ 805.00 associated with the following bid packages: 49D10-2007-MF-022255 In the Marion Superior Court MARION COUNTY SUPE- PATERNITY OF: Contract No. 28 – General Trades THE HUNTINGTON LYDIA LJENKINS 2003 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 2G1WX12K239348170 2 DOOR $ 765.00 Probate Division RIOR COURT-PROBATE 2004 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WH55K649213551 4 DOOR $ 810.00 Scope includes: Carpentry, architectural casework, doors, NATIONAL BANK IN THE MATTER OF THE DIVISION DURAN L JENKINS frames & hardware, and specialties for the new 5 story Aca- Plaintiff Petitioner 2004 CHEVROLET TAHOE 1GNEK13Z94R105998 SPORTS UTILITY $ 780.00 UNSUPERVISED CASE NO.: 2004 CHEVROLET CLASSIC 1G1ND52F84M564592 4 DOOR $ 730.00 demic building. vs. ADMINISTRATION OF THE 49D08-2007-EU-023954 vs. Contract No. 29 – Steel (stairs, rails, misc) THE UNKNOWN HEIRS CELESTEE C WILLIAM 2004 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNDT13S942307759 SPORTS UTILITY $ 785.00 ESTATE OF IN THE MATTER OF THE 2004 CHEVROLET CLASSIC 1G1ND52F64M614695 4 DOOR $ 730.00 Scope includes: Stairs, railings, miscellaneous fabrications, AND DEVISEES OF FREDERICK J. CONRAD, UNSUPERVISED Respondent and crane hoist for the new 5 story Academic building. KAREL POKORNY, NOTICE OF SUIT 2004 CHEVROLET TAHOE 1GNEK13Z54R208786 SPORTS UTILITY $ 860.00 Deceased. ADMINISTRATION OF THE 2004 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNET16S046134142 SPORTS UTILITY $ 755.00 Contract No. 30 – Glass & Glazing (NOW DECEASED), AND Cause No: ESTATE OF The State of Indiana to the Scope includes: Aluminum frames, curtain walls, glazing, CAVALRY SPV I, LLC Respondent above named, 2004 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 2G1WX15KX49461412 2 DOOR $ 805.00 49D08-2006-EU-019446 FREDERIC FRANKLIN 2004 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZU54804F228973 4 DOOR $ 855.00 and mirrors for the new 5 story Academic building. Defendants NOTICE OF BRATTAIN, DECEASED and any other person who Contract No. 31 – Furniture Walls HUN-1076 may be concerned. 2005 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZT54885F100937 4 DOOR $ 805.00 ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF 2005 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNDT13SX52330663 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 Scope includes: Demountable partitions for the new 5 story NOTICE OF SUIT Notice is hereby given that ADMINISTRATION You are notifi ed that you Academic building. The State of Indiana to the have been sued in the Court 2005 CHEVROLET MALIBU MAXX 1G1ZT62815F166058 4 DOOR $ 915.00 MARY FLORENCE FOR- NOTICE is hereby given that 2005 CHEVROLET EQUINOX 2CNDL73F756088038 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 Contract No. 32 – Laboratory Furnishings defendants named above SYTHE, was on the 26th day on July 20, 2020, Gary above named. Scope includes: Metal laboratory casework, furnishings, and any other person The nature of the suit against 2005 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZS52F25F334379 4 DOOR $ 780.00 of June 2020, appointed S. Brattain and Linda M. Mc- 2005 CHEVROLET UPLANDER 1GNDV33L85D182483 VAN $2,005.00 fume hoods, and local fume extractors for the new 5 story or persons who may be Personal Representative of Cord were appointed Co- you is: Academic building. concerned. You are notifi ed Paternity of Lydia L. Jenkins 2005 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZT54865F173837 4 DOOR $ 830.00 the Estate of FREDERICK J. Personal Representatives 2006 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WT58KX69148135 4 DOOR $ 755.00 Plans & specifications will be available Wednesday, July that you have been sued in CONRAD, deceased, who of the Estate of Frederic This summons by publica- 22, 2020. Plans & specifications may be viewed online at the Court named above. The tion is specifi cally directed 2006 CHEVROLET HHR 3GNDA23P06S561732 SPORTS UTILITY $ 730.00 died on May 7, 2020. Franklin Brattain, who died 2006 CHEVROLET EQUINOX 2CNDL73F366132649 SPORTS UTILITY $ 901.25 reprographix.com, iSqFt.com, integrityoneplanroom.com, nature of the suit against you All persons who have claims on February 22, 2020. to the following named and blueprintspecialties.net. For questions regarding the is: Foreclosure of real estate Respondent(s) 2006 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 3GCEC14XX6G223158 PICK UP $ 805.00 against this estate, whether All persons Who have 2006 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZT51F26F109394 4 DOOR $ 830.00 bid documents contact Chris Metzger at cmetzger@shiel- mortgage on: or not now due, must file claims against this estate, whose addresses are: sexton.com or (317) 716-8765. Lot Number 431 in Eastwood, And to the following Respon- 2006 CHEVROLET MALIBU MAXX 1G1ZT61876F253580 4 DOOR $ 735.00 claim in the office of the whether or not now due, 2007 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZS58F97F180344 4 DOOR $ 780.00 Pre-Bid Meeting will be held Tuesday, August 4, 2020 at Fifth Section, an Addition to clerk of this court within must file the claim in the Of- dent whose whereabouts is 1:00 PM (EST) virtually through Zoom. Indianapolis, Marion County, unknown: Celestee C Wil- 2007 CHEVROLET EQUINOX 2CNDL73F376040023 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 three (3) months from the fice of the Clerk of this Court 2007 CHEVROLET MALIBU MAXX 1G1ZT68N87F207964 4 DOOR $ 855.00 Each bid over $200,000 shall be accompanied by a bid Indiana, as per plat thereof, date of the first publication Within three (3) months from liam security in the amount of 5% of the total base bid amount. recorded in Plat Book 31, In addition to the above- 2007 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WC58R679110996 4 DOOR $ 810.00 of this notice, or within nine the date of the first publica- 2007 CHEVROLET COBALT 1G1AK15F477206577 2 DOOR $ 705.00 Bids are due Wednesday, August 19, 2020 at 2:00pm (EST). page 229, in the Offi ce of the (9) months after decedent’s tion of this notice, or within named Respondent being Sealed bids shall be submitted to Shiel Sexton, Attention: Recorder of Marion County, served by this summons 2007 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNDT13S272100649 SPORTS UTILITY $ 830.00 death, whichever is earlier, nine (9) months after the de- 2007 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 2GCEK19J471580188 PICK UP $ 705.00 Chris Metzger, at [email protected] Indiana. or the claims will be forever cedent’s death, whichever is there may be other Respon- hspaxlp 07/24/20 This summons by publication dent who have an interest in 2008 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WC583481225835 4 DOOR $ 855.00 barred. earlier, or the claims will be 2008 CHEVROLET COBALT 1G1AL58F987229404 4 DOOR $ 835.00 07/31/20 is specifi cally directed to the Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- forever barred. this lawsuit. following named defendants If you have a claim for relief 2008 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNDT13S282262783 SPORTS UTILITY $ 830.00 ana, June 26, 2020. Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- 2008 CHEVROLET COBALT 1G1AL58F387313704 4 DOOR $ 810.00 whose addresses are Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk ana. July 20, 2020 against the Petitioner arising Public notice follows: from the same transaction of 2008 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WT58N989106164 4 DOOR $ 730.00 07/31/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 2009 CHEVROLET TRAVERSE 1GNEV23D09S154749 SPORTS UTILITY $1,655.00 Cavalry SPV I, LLC, c/o CT 08/07/20 07/31/20 occurrence, you must assert Indiana’s Finest Wrecker will be having an auction/public Corporation System it in your written answer. You 2009 CHEVROLET HHR 3GNCA13B89S586750 SPORTS UTILITY $ 705.00 sale on August 10th, 2020 at 8AM. 7576 W Washington St 08/07/20 2009 CHEVROLET EXPRESS 1GCFG15X091184042 VAN $ 885.00 150 West Market Street Suite must answer the Complaint Indianapolis, IN 46231. List of vehicles to be included in 800, Indianapolis, IN 46204; NOTICE OF in writing, by you or your 2010 CHEVROLET COBALT 1G1AB1F50A7152885 2 DOOR $ 855.00 the sale: 2010 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZD5E09AF243945 4 DOOR $ 790.00 and to the following defendant ADMINISTRATION attorney, on or before the Year Make VIN Sale Price whose whereabouts is 31st day of August 2020, 2011 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZC5E15BF272209 4 DOOR $1,555.00 2009 MAZDA JM3ER293590237642 $1,500.00 State of Indiana NOTICE OF 2012 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WC5E33C1307083 4 DOOR $ 815.00 unknown: (the same being within thirty 2009 JEEP 1J8GN28K29W519846 $1,500.00 The Unknown Heirs and County of Marion (30) days after the Third No- 2012 CHEVROLET SONIC 1G1JC5SH4C4169956 4 DOOR $ 880.00 2007 FORD 2FMZA52217BA07074 $1,500.00 In the Marion Superior Court ADMINISTRATION 2003 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER 3C4FY48B63T576733 SPORTS UTILITY $ 810.00 Devisees of Karel Pokorny, tice of Suit), and if you fail 1997 GEO 1Y1SK5267VZ439678 $1,500.00 (now deceased) Probate Division STATE OF INDIANA to do so a judgment will be 2003 CHRYSLER SEBRING 4C3AG42G83E046865 2 DOOR $ 855.00 2002 AUDI WAULC68EX2A115416 $1,500.00 IN THE MATTER 2003 CHRYSLER CONCORDE 2C3HD36M33H541051 4 DOOR $ 755.00 In addition to the above COUNTY OF MARION SS: entered against you for what 2002 AUDI WAULT68E42A179967 $1,500.00 named defendants being OF THE ESTATE OF IN THE MARION SUPERIOR the Petitioner has 2004 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER 3C8FY68844T224007 SPORTS UTILITY $ 905.00 2007 PONTIAC 1G2ZG58N774130316 $1,500.00 TONY LEE TROTTER, 2005 CHRYSLER TOWN-COUNT 1C4GP45R35B407668 VAN $ 810.00 served by this summons COURT Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 1985 OLDSMOBILE 1G3EZ57Y9FE301625 $1,500.00 there may be other Deceased. PROBATE DIVISION 07/17/20 2008 CHRYSLER SEBRING 1C3LC46K48N158316 4 DOOR $ 730.00 2005 INFINITI JNKCV51F95M300021 $1,500.00 Cause No: 1995 DODGE NEON 1B3ES42C9SD266791 2 DOOR $ 905.00 defendants who have an CAUSE NO. 07/24/20 2007 PONTIAC 1G2ZF58BX74269851 $1,500.00 interest in this lawsuit. If 49D08-2005-ES-016940 49D08-2007-EU-023105 07/31/20 1995 DODGE RAM 1B7HF16Y0SS268851 PICK UP $ 905.00 2006 CHEVROLET 1G1ZT51F36F198408 $1,500.00 NOTICE OF 1997 DODGE RAM 3B7HF13Z8VG716021 PICK UP $ 735.00 you have a claim for relief IN THE MATTER OF THE 2008 BMW WBAHN83578DT84564 $1,500.00 against the plaintiff arising ADMINISTRATION ESTATE OF Public notice 1998 DODGE DAKOTA 1B7GG26X9WS753629 PICK UP $ 755.00 2001 HONDA 1HGES26781L060237 $1,500.00 Notice is hereby given that 1998 DODGE DAKOTA 1B7GL22X6WS557228 PICK UP $ 730.00 from the same transaction of ONEIL CANTEY, JR., 2006 HONDA 1HGCM56176A013752 $1,500.00 occurrence, you must assert ZONEICE N. TROTTER, Deceased. notice oF MeetinG 1998 DODGE RAM 3B7HF12Z7WM235200 PICK UP $ 830.00 2008 CHEVROLET 2G1WB58K981196441 $1,500.00 was on the 7th day of July 2000 DODGE DURANGO 1B4HS28Z0YF194532 SPORTS UTILITY $ 835.00 it in your written answer. You NOTICE OF Notice is hereby given 2005 FORD 1FAFP56S65A212842 $1,500.00 must answer the Complaint 2020, appointed Personal ADMINISTRATION that the Board meeting of 2001 DODGE DAKOTA 1B7FL26X51S316016 PICK UP $ 785.00 2001 SATURN 1G8ZH52851Z328165 $1,500.00 Representative of the Estate 2002 DODGE RAM 3D7HA18Z12G157517 PICK UP $ 705.00 in writing, by you or your Notice is hereby given that the Trustees of the Health 2003 HONDA 5FNRL18673B117996 $1,500.00 attorney, within thirty (30) of TONY LEE TROTTER, de- DAN ATCHISON, was on & Hospital Corporation of 2003 DODGE GRAND CARA 1D4GP24R03B248288 VAN $ 805.00 2005 NISSAN 1N4AL11D45N488937 $1,500.00 ceased, who died on April 2006 DODGE CHARGER 2B3KA43R16H266544 4 DOOR $ 705.00 days after the third Notice July 14, 2020 appointed Marion County, Indiana will hspaxlp 07/31/20 of Suit is published, and if 4, 2020. Personal Representative of be held Tuesday, August 4, 2006 DODGE DURANGO 1D4HB48N36F146678 SPORTS UTILITY $2,060.00 All persons who have claims 2007 DODGE CHARGER 2B3LA43G37H671471 4 DOOR $ 730.00 you fail to do so, a judgment the estate of ONEIL CAN- 2020 at 2 p.m.¬†This meet- Public notice will be entered against you against this estate, whether TEY, JR., deceased, who ing will include the Second 2008 DODGE CALIBER 1B3HB28B68D638001 4 DOOR $ 835.00 or not now due, must file 2010 DODGE CHARGER 2B3CA3CV3AH124104 4 DOOR $1,580.00 for what the plaintiff has died MAY 30, 2020. Reading of the Budget. The Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation (IPTC) demanded. claim in the office of the All persons Who have meeting will be held via tele- 2011 DODGE AVENGER 1B3BD1FB7BN513829 4 DOOR $ 960.00 Electronic Quote clerk of this court within 2019 DODGE GRAND CARA 2C4RDGEGXKR648304 VAN $1,940.00 MERCER BELANGER claims against this estate, phone conference. Attend- EQ 20-07-353 Shredding Services By:/s/Jennifer R. Fitzwater three (3) months from the Whether or not now due, ees may join by phone using 1991 FORD CLUB WAGON 1FMEE11N3MHA25727 VAN $ 915.00 Summary: IPTC is seeking a shredding company to dispose date of the first publication 1992 FORD RANGER 1FTCR10U5NUA22930 PICK UP $ 830.00 JENNIFER R. FITZWATER, must file the claim in the of- the following information: of confidential documents as well as occasional selected Attorney for Plaintiff of this notice, or within nine fice of the Clerk of this Court Phone number: 1997 FORD RANGER 1FTCR10A7VUA29495 PICK UP $ 705.00 hardware. IndyGo estimates that it will need at least eleven (9) months after decedent’s 1997 FORD RANGER 1FTCR10A7VTA42513 PICK UP $ 730.00 ATTEST: Within three (3) months from 1.415.655.0001 (11) locked security consoles to remain on-site for the col- Clerk of the Marion Superior death, whichever is earlier, the date of the first publica- Access code: 160.750.6809 1997 FORD ECONOLINE 1FDKE37L6VHA38042 OTHER $ 830.00 lection and storage of confidential paper materials. These or the claims will be forever 1999 FORD ESCORT 1FAFP13P6XW275728 4 DOOR $1,630.00 Court tion of this notice, or within Matthew R. Gutwein Presi- boxes will be allocated between three (3) locations (pos- JENNIFER R. FITZWATER, barred. nine (9) months after the de- dent and Chief Executive 2000 FORD TAURUS 1FAFP53U6YA146514 4 DOOR $ 855.00 sible future locations will require additional boxes): Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- 2000 FORD F150 1FTRX17W7YNA07626 PICK UP $1,755.00 #22981-49-A cedent’s death, whichever is Officer of the Health & Hos- View IFB Online at https://www.indygo.net/procurement/bid- FITZWATER MERCER ana, July 7, 2020. earlier, or the claims Will be pital Corporation of Marion 2001 FORD MUSTANG 1FAFP44411F122493 CONVERTIBLE $ 705.00 opportunities/ Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 2002 FORD F150 1FTRW07L02KB42698 PICK UP $ 885.00 One Indiana Square, Suite forever barred. County, Indiana Issue of EQ: 07/31/2020 by EOD 1500 07/31/20 Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- hspaxlp 07/31/20 2003 FORD RANGER 1FTYR15E33TA25674 PICK UP $1,210.00 Written Questions Due: 08/10/2020 by 12:00pm noon EST 08/07/20 2003 FORD F150 1FTRX18W83NA75442 PICK UP $ 810.00 Indianapolis, IN 46204 ana, on July 14, 2020 Answers Provided and Posted: 08/14/2020 (317) 636-3551 phone Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 2003 FORD F150 1FTRX18W83NB16832 PICK UP $1,700.00 Quote Due Date: 08/21/2020 by 2:00PM EST (electronic Public notice 2004 FORD CROWN VICT 2FAHP71W24X103055 4 DOOR $ 905.00 (317) 636-6680 fax NOTICE OF 07/24/20 bids only – no hard copies) NOTICE 07/31/20 LEGAL NOTICE 2004 FORD CROWN VICT 2FAFP74W54X126347 4 DOOR $1,020.00 Notice of Award: 08/26/2020 ADMINISTRATION 2004 FORD FREESTAR 2FMZA576X4BA37441 VAN $ 755.00 This is an attempt to First Merchants Bank 200 hspaxlp 07/31/20 collect a debt and any East Jackson Street, Muncie 2005 FORD TAURUS 1FAFP53255A137118 4 DOOR $ 780.00 08/07/20 State of Indiana NOTICE OF 2006 FORD TAURUS 1FAFP53U16A106693 4 DOOR $ 755.00 information obtained will be County of Marion IN 47305, (FDIC Certificate used for that purpose. This #4365) intends to open a 2007 FORD CROWN VICT 2FAFP71W17X149648 4 DOOR $ 990.00 In the Marion Superior Court ADMINISTRATION 2007 FORD FREESTYLE 1FMDK02137GA25506 SPORTS UTILITY $ 910.00 communication is from a Probate Division new branch at 8210 E. 38th debt collector. NOTICE OF St., Indianapolis, Indiana 2007 FORD CROWN VICT 2FAHP71W97X102232 4 DOOR $ 830.00 IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRATION 2008 FORD TAURUS 1FAHP27W08G139879 4 DOOR $ 780.00 state of indiana state of indiana 07/17/20 ESTATE OF 46218. Any person wish- 07/24/20 In the Probate Court of ing to comment on this ap- 2010 FORD FUSION 3FAHP0HA4AR351335 4 DOOR $ 885.00 VICTOR SCHOOLER, Marion County, Indiana 2010 FORD ESCAPE 1FMCU9DG4AKB78539 SPORTS UTILITY $ 755.00 Legal Notice Legal Notice 07/31/20 Deceased. plication may file his or her In the matter of the Estate comments in writing with 2010 FORD FUSION 3FAHP0HA0AR134848 4 DOOR $ 755.00 STATE OF INDIANA STATE OF INDIANA Cause No: of THOMAS VERNON 2011 FORD FUSION 3FAHP0JG4BR324538 4 DOOR $ 780.00 DEPARTMENT OF 49D08-2007-EU-022307 the regional director of the DEPARTMENT OF GOLDSBY, Deceased. Federal Deposit Insurance 2012 FORD FOCUS 1FAHP3E2XCL118821 4 DOOR $ 780.00 NOTICE OF 2012 FORD TAURUS 1FAHP2EW9CG137172 4 DOOR $1,015.00 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Cause Number: Corporation at the FDIC Chi- NOTICE TO BIDDERS ADMINISTRATION 49008-2007 -EU-022046 1996 GMC SAFARI 1GDDM19W7TB513592 VAN $ 780.00 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that cago Regional Office, 300 ON BEHALF OF: Notice is hereby given that S. Riverside Plaza #1700, 1999 GMC SONOMA 1GTCS1444X8533247 PICK UP $ 830.00 ON BEHALF OF: ZELDA SNYDER, was on James Goldsby on July 2000 GMC YUKON 1GKEK13R5YR127242 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 Indiana Department of Indiana Department of YOUR the 7th day of July 2020, Chicago, IL 60606 no later 6,2020, was appointed Per- than August 8, 2020. The 2000 GMC SONOMA 1GTCS19W3Y8309625 PICK UP $ 940.00 Education Education appointed Personal Rep- sonal Representative of the 2001 GMC YUKON 1GKEK13T01J271619 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 SOLICITATION FOR: resentative of the Estate of non-confidential portions of SOLICITATION FOR: Estate of Thomas Vernon the application are on file at 2002 GMC ENVOY 1GKDT13S322429883 SPORTS UTILITY $ 735.00 Universal Screening 21st Century VICTOR SCHOOLER, de- Goldsby, deceased, who 2009 GMC ENVOY 1GKDT33S292129709 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 AD ceased, who died on May the appropriate FDIC office for Social-Emotional Community Learning died on the 2nd day of June and are available for public 2011 GMC ACADIA 1GKKRPED1BJ289250 SPORTS UTILITY $1,630.00 16, 2020. 2020. 2011 GMC TERRAIN 2CTALSEC1B6406507 SPORTS UTILITY $ 865.00 Learning; RFP 20-1941 Centers Out-Of- All persons who have claims inspection during regular All persons who have claims business hours. Photocop- 1992 HONDA CIVIC 1HGEG8550NL041434 4 DOOR $ 880.00 PROPOSAL DUE DATE: School-Time Technical against this estate, whether against this estate, whether 1993 HONDA DEL SOL JHMEH6264PS010529 2 DOOR $ 855.00 September 3, 2020 by Assistance Partner; RFP COULD ies of the non-confidential or not now due, must file or not now due, must file 1995 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCD7231SA025280 2 DOOR $ 860.00 3:00 PM EST/EDT claim in the office of the portion of the application file 20-966 the claim in the office of will be made available upon 1997 HONDA ACCORD JHMCD5630VC015554 4 DOOR $ 830.00 clerk of this court within 2000 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCG3252YA012595 2 DOOR $ 905.00 https://www.in.gov/ PROPOSAL DUE DATE: the clerk of this Court within request. July 22, 2020 idoa/2354.htm August 31, 2020 by three (3) months from the three (3) months from the 2001 HONDA CRV JHLRD18671C053131 SPORTS UTILITY $1,780.00 BE hspaxlp 07/24/20 date of the first publication date of the first publication 2004 HONDA CIVIC 2HGES16524H628153 4 DOOR $ 880.00 hspaxlp 07/31/20 3:00 PM EST/EDT of this notice, or within nine of this notice, or within nine 2004 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCM56834A080410 4 DOOR $ 815.00 https://www.in.gov/ (9) months after decedent’s (9) months after the dece- 2005 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCM72365A005059 2 DOOR $ 855.00 idoa/2354.htm death, whichever is earlier, dent’s death, whichever is 2008 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCS22848A016053 2 DOOR $ 810.00 SUMMONS IN hspaxlp 07/31/20 or the claims will be forever earlier, or the claims will be 2003 HYUNDAI TIBURON KMHHN65F13U028483 2 DOOR $1,680.00 barred. forever barred. 2004 HYUNDAI SONATA KMHWF35H54A073952 4 DOOR $1,885.00 STATE OF INDIANA Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- 2004 HYUNDAI XG350 KMHFU45E34A289204 4 DOOR $ 860.00 C O U N T Y O F M A R I O N ana, July 7, 2020. ana, this July 6, , 2020. 2012 HYUNDAI SONATA 5NPEB4AC0CH341342 4 DOOR $ 755.00 IN THE MARION CIRCUIT SUMMONS THIS Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 2003 JEEP LIBERTY 1J4GL58K63W531465 SPORTS UTILITY $1,655.00 COURT 07/31/20 07/24/20 2005 JEEP GRAND CHER 1J4GR48K75C685079 SPORTS UTILITY $ 830.00 CAUSE NUMBER: STATE OF INDIANA 08/07/20 07/31/20 2006 JEEP LIBERTY 1J4GL48K56W167716 SPORTS UTILITY $ 835.00 22C01-2003-MF-000380 COUNTY OF MARION SS: 2007 JEEP LIBERTY 1J4GL58K17W536661 SPORTS UTILITY $ 785.00 Citi Mortgage, Inc., IN THE MARION SUPERIOR SPOT 2008 JEEP LIBERTY 1J8GN28K08W172130 SPORTS UTILITY $ 905.00 Plaintiff, COURT NOTICE OF 2008 JEEP GRAND CHER 1J8HR48N18C169365 SPORTS UTILITY $ 905.00 vs. Civil Division ADMINISTRATION 2003 KIA OPTIMA KNAGD128735226469 4 DOOR $ 860.00 Dennis E May, et al. CAUSE NO. PATERNITY 2003 KIA SPECTRA KNAFB121835263132 4 DOOR $ 830.00 Defendants. 49D13-1912-PL-052437 CALL STATE OF INDIANA 2004 KIA SORENTO KNDJC733545285538 SPORTS UTILITY $ 755.00 NOTICE OF SUIT J-BO MEDIA GROUP, LLC, IN THE MARION COUNTY STATE OF INDIANA 2005 KIA SORENTO KNDJC733155399621 SPORTS UTILITY $ 835.00 SUMMONS - SERVICE BY Plaintiff, SUPERIOR COURT 2006 KIA SEDONA KNDMB233566041291 VAN $ 835.00 PUBLICATION AND PROBATE DIVISION COUNTY OF MARION SS: IN THE MARION CO. 2007 KIA SPORTAGE KNDJF724777401722 SPORTS UTILITY $1,630.00 The State of Indiana to the JOSHUA KOBS and 317 CAUSE NO.: 2007 KIA SPECTRA KNAFE121575412478 4 DOOR $ 780.00 defendants above named, SAMANTHA 49D08-2001-EU-002557 CIRCUIT COURT PATERNITY 2009 KIA OTHER KNDJJ741095033478 SPORTS UTILITY $1,605.00 and any other person who KOBS, IN RE: THE ESTATE 2011 KIA SPORTAGE KNDPB3A21B7060888 SPORTS UTILITY $2,005.00 may be concerned. You are Defendants. OF HORACE M. LEE, CAUSE NO. 49C01 -1912-JP-053765 2003 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY SALTW16463A791962 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 notified that you have been NOTICE OF SUIT 924 DECEASED. 1998 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1LNFM81W7WY624030 4 DOOR $ 805.00 sued in the Court above The State of Indiana to the ORDER GRANTING PE- IN RE PETITION TO ESTABLISH 1999 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1LNHM83W4XY600520 4 DOOR $ 780.00 named. The nature of the suit Defendants above, and any TITIONER’S MOTION TO 2001 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 5LMFU28A61LJ00989 SPORTS UTILITY $ 760.00 against you is a foreclosure other person who may be CONTINUE PATERNITY AND CUSTODY OF ALONDRA S. MARTI- 2011 MAZDA CX-9 JM3TB3CA4B0317285 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 of the real estate mortgage, concerned. 5143 JULY 21. 2020 HEARING 2003 MERCEDES C-CLASS WDBRF61J63A433612 4 DOOR $ 805.00 legally described as: Notice is hereby given that Personal Representative, NEZ DE LA CRUZ, IDANIA M. DE LA CRUZ 2008 MERCURY MARINER 4M2CU87158KJ24435 SPORTS UTILITY $ 785.00 LOT 50 IN HUNTER’S Joshua Kobs and Samantha Adrienne Lee, by counsel, 1999 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE JA3AY26A4XU047784 4 DOOR $ 855.00 EMERSON HEIGHTS Kobs have been sued in the having filed herein her Mo- PINTO Petitioner, 2002 MITSUBISHI LANCER JA3AJ26E32U006496 4 DOOR $ 810.00 SUBDIVISION, THE PLAT Court above named. The FOR tion to Continue July 21, 2005 MITSUBISHI GALLANT 4A3AB36F45E063458 4 DOOR $ 805.00 OF WHICH IS RECORDED nature of the suit against 2020 Hearing, and the Court and WILMAR C. MARTINEZ 2008 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE 4A3AK24F28E005415 HATCH BACK $ 995.00 IN PLAT BOOK 29, PAGE you is: Breach of Contract & having examined the same, 2010 MITSUBISHI LANCER JA32U8FW0AU012357 4 DOOR $ 985.00 297 IN THE OFFICE OF THE Fraud involving the sale of now finds that said Motion CORADO Respondent. 1995 NISSAN MAXIMA JN1CA21D2ST046182 4 DOOR $1,130.00 RECORDER OF MARION J-Bo Media Group, LLC. DETAILS has merit and should be SUMMONS — SERVICE 1999 NISSAN ALTIMA 1N4DL01D5XC203961 4 DOOR $ 830.00 COUNTY, INDIANA. This summons by publication GRANTED. 2002 NISSAN FRONTIER 1N6ED27Y32C389216 PICK UP $ 805.00 This property is commonly is specifically directed It is therefore ORDERED that BY PUBLICATION NOTICE OF SUIT 2005 NISSAN ALTIMA 1N4AL11DX5C115560 4 DOOR $ 780.00 known as 736 South Bancroft to the following named the hearing set for July 21, 2009 NISSAN ALTIMA 1N4AL21E29N514441 4 DOOR $ 805.00 Street, Indianapolis, IN. Defendants’, Joshua Kobs 2020 is hereby VACATED You are notified that you have been sued in the Court 2009 NISSAN ALTIMA 1N4AL21EX9N477526 4 DOOR $ 860.00 46203 and Samantha Kobs, whose REAL ESTATE and CONTINUED to Sep- 2010 NISSAN ALTIMA 1N4AL2AP5AN480551 4 DOOR $ 805.00 This summons by publication whereabouts are unknown. In tember 29, 2020 at 10:20 above-named and a hear- ing will take place in Marion 2010 NISSAN ALTIMA 1N4AL2AP6AN402019 4 DOOR $ 835.00 is specifically directed to the addition to the above named am. and will be held re- 2001 OLDSMOBILE ALERO 1G3NF52E71C154859 4 DOOR $1,265.00 following Defendants whose Defendants’ being served motely, by videoconference. Co. Circuit Court. The nature of the suit against you is a 1999 PONTIAC SUNFIRE 1G2JB1249X7566278 2 DOOR $ 905.00 addresses are known: by this summons there may A separate email invitation 2000 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1G2WP52K1YF117262 4 DOOR $ 820.00 Dennis E. May be other defendants or Hud Housing to the remote hearing will be Petition for Establishment of Paternity and Custody. This 2000 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1G2HX54K2Y4214603 4 DOOR $ 835.00 736 South Bancroft St. Defendants who may have issued. 2001 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1G2NF52T41M549420 4 DOOR $ 905.00 Indianapolis, IN. 46203 an interest in this lawsuit. If Available SO ORDERED THIS DAY OF summons by publication is specifically directed to Wil- 2003 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1G2HX54K534155037 4 DOOR $ 735.00 And to the following you have a claim for relief July 20, 2020. 2005 PONTIAC OTHER 1GMDV33E45D132072 VAN $ 755.00 defendant whose addresses against the Plaintiff arising Studio’s & Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk mar C. Martinez Corado, residence unknown. 2005 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2G2WS522751141566 4 DOOR $ 730.00 are unknown: from the same transaction or 07/31/20 2005 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1G2NE52E95M152151 4 DOOR $ 810.00 Walsh Securities, Inc. occurrence, you must assert 08/07/20 You must answer the Peti- 1 Bedrooms tion, in writing, by you 0r 2006 PONTIAC G6 1G2ZF55B164284046 4 DOOR $ 860.00 In addition to the above it in your written answer. You your attorney, within thirty 2007 PONTIAC G6 1G2ZF58B174153907 4 DOOR $ 730.00 named Defendants being must answer the Complaint 3475 Boulevard (30) days after notice of 2008 PONTIAC G6 1G2ZG57B784128428 4 DOOR $ 855.00 served by this summons in writing, by you or your suit, and if you fail to do so, 2008 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2G2WP552981130747 4 DOOR $ 780.00 there may be other attorney, on or before the a judgment Will be entered 2009 PONTIAC G6 1G2ZH57N794226156 4 DOOR $ 905.00 Defendants who have an 17th day of July 2020, (the Place against you for what the 2010 PONTIAC G6 1G2ZA5E02A4107592 4 DOOR $ 830.00 interest in this lawsuit. If same being thirty (30) days petition has demanded. Pe- 1994 SATURN S SERIES 1G8ZG1579RZ321312 2 DOOR $1,735.00 you have a claim for relief after the Third Notice of 317-925-0555 titioner’s attorney is Andrew 2002 SATURN S SERIES 1G8ZH52822Z160518 4 DOOR $ 830.00 against the Plaintiff arising Suite) and if you fail to do so G. Spear, 1300 N. Pennsyl- 2003 SATURN ION 1G8AL52F03Z122376 4 DOOR $ 855.00 from the same transaction or a judgement will be entered or take time vania St., Ste 2006 SATURN ION 1G8AJ55F66Z183933 4 DOOR $ 905.00 occurrence, you must assert against you for what the 202, Indianapolis, IN 46202. 2006 SATURN VUE 5GZCZ534X6S854150 SPORTS UTILITY $ 835.00 it in your written answer. You Petitioner has demanded. 317-925-0069 to place Date: 7/22/2020 2007 SATURN ION 1G8AL55F67Z164214 4 DOOR $1,555.00 must answer the Complaint Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk A hearing is scheduled 2007 SATURN VUE 5GZCZ534X7S855199 SPORTS UTILITY $ 755.00 in writing, by your attorney, 07/17/20 for September 22, 2020 at 2007 SATURN ION 1G8AL55F97Z135340 4 DOOR $ 815.00 on or before the 13th day 07/24/20 TTY your ad 4:00pm. 2008 SATURN AURA 1G8ZS57B98F252483 4 DOOR $ 905.00 of September, 2020, (the 07/31/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 2008 SATURN VUE 3GSCL53728S621260 SPORTS UTILITY $ 705.00 same being within thirty (30) 07/31/20 1995 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1SK12EXSU541436 4 DOOR $ 855.00 days after the Third Notice of here 08/07/20 1995 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1SK12E3SU592356 4 DOOR $ 805.00 Suit), and if you fail to do so 08/14/20 1998 TOYOTA CAMRY JT2BF22K4W0122721 4 DOOR $ 755.00 a judgment will be entered HELP WANTED 1998 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1BG22K9WU230101 4 DOOR $1,585.00 against you for what the 1999 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1BG28K0XU467505 4 DOOR $1,705.00 Plaintiff has demanded. VP Service Operations (Indianapolis, IN) Provide 1999 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER JT3HN87R2X9030294 SPORTS UTILITY $ 780.00 /s/ Amanda L. Krenson 2000 TOYOTA CAMRY JT2BG22K3Y0453550 4 DOOR $ 755.00 Matthew C. Gladwell (30493- strategic direct, ldrship, & mgmt for service branch opertn in 2000 TOYOTA CAMRY JT2BG22K6Y0463814 4 DOOR $ 755.00 49) access/door solut’ns indust. Mng & mntain profit, efficiency, & 2003 TOYOTA ECHO JTDBT123435037492 4 DOOR $ 830.00 Joel F. Bornkamp (27410-49) 2005 TOYOTA COROLLA 1NXBR32E45Z486364 4 DOOR $1,555.00 Gregory A. Stout (29517-15) effectiveness of branch ops. Monitor P&L, initiate & steer value 2005 TOYOTA COROLLA 2T1BR32E15C324967 4 DOOR $ 880.00 Amanda L. Krenson (28999- driver initiatives. Telecom allowed as needed, but not regular schd. - TRAILER-GENERIC 173W15014 TRAILER $1,080.00 61) Reqs: Bach Bus Mgmt or rltd discipline & 10 yrs exp in ops, sales, Call 2001 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 3VWCC21C01M407921 HATCH BACK $ 905.00 Attorney’s for Plaintiff 2004 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG WVGCM67L34D001674 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 Reisenfeld & Associates or service in installation mgmt. Exp analyz’g, plan’g, & forecast’g Now 2008 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT WVWDU73C78E049733 4 DOOR $1,145.00 LLC service P&L; implement’g prdct optimizat’n in access/door solu- 2009 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA 3VWJM71K59M135127 4 DOOR $ 935.00 3962 Red Bank Road 2010 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA 3VWJZ7AJ5AM023943 4 DOOR $ 805.00 Cincinnati, OH 45227 tions ind; mng’g & mntain’g knwldg databases to dlver services; 317 2007 VOLVO S80 YV1AS982671030823 4 DOOR $ 730.00 Voice: 1-513-322-7000 dvlp’g train’g prgrms; leverag’g tech & IT to drive efficiencies hspaxlp 07/31/20 Facsimile: (513) 322-7099 in all areas of service org; execut’g bsns plan’g & forecast’g & 924 ATTEST: 7/16/2020 Clerk of the Marion County creat’g services sales Go-to-Mrkt strtgy that achieves sales Circuit Court trgts as set on global lvl; plan’g, organiz’g, & integrat’g remote 5143 07/31/20 08/07/20 wrkforce; dvlp’g 1/3/5 yr strtgies in the access/door solutions 08/14/20 ind. Res: Dormakaba USA Inc., [email protected] B6 FRIDAY, aPRIL 17, 2020 INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER B Section indianapolisrecorder.com Friday, July 31, 2020

NBA restart likely to provide TV audience new sights, sounds

By KYLE HIGHTOWER AP Sports Writer

During a normal NBA season, the sights and sounds of arenas serve as both a showy backdrop and home court advantage for its teams. But with no fans allowed in the stands for the upcoming restart be- cause of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the league’s Orlando-area bubble restart will have a decidedly different feel for both players and coaches, as well as the television audience watching from afar. The NBA has promised to do its best to bring some of the familiar noises and environment that players are used to playing in and fans have grown accustomed to seeing when the curtain officially drops on July 30. Count former NBA coach Stan Van Gundy, who will serve as an analyst for one of TNT’s broadcasts on opening night, among those curious to see how players will be affected by the atypical setup and what kind of previously inaudible insights on the court could be available to fans peering in remotely. “I think the idea is right, because with no noise, it’s almost eerie,” Van Gundy said. “I mean, it’s just not what any player or coach is used to.” Visually, the NBA will be taking advantage of the unique setting by trying to bring fans even closer to the action on the court via a 31-camera setup, the majority of which will be operated robotically. NBA head of Next Gen telecast Sara Zuckert said the league will be employing an “audio soundscape” that will try to mimic — at least as much as possible — teams’ home arenas. The league began testing some of their new en- hancements during scrimmages last week, though they are saving a lot for when games officially count. “Amplifying microphones in the arena can re- ally lead to an enhanced feel and sound. You’ll hear a lot of sneaker squeaks and ball bounces,” Zuckert said. The league has also worked with Microsoft to digitally bring actual fans’ faces and voices of fans into broadcasts via their Microsoft Teams platform. These select fans, which will be determined by the home team each game, will be both seen on screens inside the arena and be heard on the telecasts. Van Gundy said accounting for the fan variable is about necessity as much as innovation. “It’s not like (NBA Commissioner) Adam Silver sat down and said, ‘Hey, you know, let’s do some of these things. They’ll be better than having fans at the game.’ That’s not what hap- pened,” Van Gundy said. “It was we can’t have fans at our game, how can we make the atmosphere the best it can be under the circumstances? And that’s what they’ve attempted to do.” While some on-court interactions will remain muted even with enhanced audio, it certainly won’t drown everything out. There’s simply no way to account for the lack of the sounds usually created by crowds in NBA arenas that seat anywhere from 18,000 to 20,000. It could possibly include everything from the occasional curse word getting through to other on-court interactions that teams might want to keep quiet. And the benches could be a factor in providing off-court energy to fill the void created by the lack of fans. All of it should provide some gifts for players and fans alike, Clippers coach Doc Rivers said. “I don’t think we need scouts right now, because every time a coach makes a call, we’re gonna hear it. Every time we make one, they’re gonna hear it,” he said. “I don’t think there will be a lot of secrets, that’s for sure. I think players will hear things they’ve never heard before. Of- ficials, unfortunately, will hear things they’ve never heard before.” Players know it will be different as well, though some don’t expect much of anything beyond good-natured banter — which even referees also join in from time to time. “Honestly, everybody’s so worried about the trash talking,” Utah guard Donovan Mitchell said. “There’s a lot of just jokes being made on the floor. Obviously, come playoff time that kind of goes out the window.” Trash talk aside, TNT play-by-play man Kevin Harlan said fans will also hopefully get an appreciation for how much coaching happens on the floor, such as by players like Oklahoma City point guard Chris Paul. “I think it’s going to catch people and stun others by surprise when they hear just how much he vocally controls a game,” Harlan said. “He uses his voice as much as any player in the game on both ends of the floor — calling out defenses, calling out the offense, directing players in front, telling guys to help shore up an issue. ... He’s just one example of many that I think people are really going to be surprised at just how much communication is going on on the floor.” Fauci says Marlins’ virus outbreak could endanger MLB season

By STEVEN WINE putting protocols that we feel not a positive thing,” Commis- concerned, as well.” MLB and the union held AP Sports Writer would work,” Fauci said. “It’s sioner Rob Manfred said on The Marlins placed infielder talks July 27 after aspects of very unfortunate what hap- the MLB Network. “But I don’t Garrett Cooper, outfielder the protocols were widely ig- MIAMI (AP) — The Miami pened with the Miami (Mar- see it as a nightmare. ... We Harold Ramirez and right- nored during the season’s first Marlins’ coronavirus outbreak lins).” think we can keep people safe hander Jose Urena on the four days, such as the prohibi- could endanger the Major Their outbreak continued to and continue to play.” injured list. They claimed tions on high-fives and other League Baseball season, Dr. disrupt Major League Base- Meanwhile, Chicago White right-hander Justin Shafer physical celebrations. Anthony Fauci said July 28, ball’s schedule July 28, the Sox manager Rick Renteria and left-hander Josh Smith off The NBA and NHL plan to although he doesn’t believe sixth day of the pandemic-de- will be kept away from his waivers from Cincinnati, and resume their seasons in bubble games needs to stop now. layed season, with the Marlins’ team after experiencing a will likely rely heavily on rein- environments, with basketball More than a dozen Marlins home game against Baltimore “slight cough and nasal con- forcements from their training at Lake Buena Vista, Florida, players and staff members postponed. gestion,” general manager camp in Jupiter, Florida. and hockey at Edmonton, tested positive for COVID-19, The game July 27 between Rick Hahn said. Tests were Manfred said there are fac- Alberta and Toronto. stranding the team in Phila- those teams was also called planned. tors that would force MLB to “The NBA and the NHL have delphia and raising anew off, as was the Yankees’ se- The Marlins’ outbreak was alter plans. an advantage: smaller num- questions about MLB’s at- ries opener the same day at the talk of baseball, and Wash- “A team losing a number of bers of players, shorter period tempts to conduct a season. Philadelphia, where New York ington Nationals manager players that rendered it com- of time,” Manfred said. “I “This could put it in danger,” would have been in the same Dave Martinez choked on his pletely non-competitive would understand why they did what said Fauci, the nation’s top in- clubhouse the Marlins used words as he discussed the situ- be an issue that we would they did. I’m just not sure it fectious disease expert. “I don’t last weekend. ation. Martinez missed time have to address and have to was workable for us.” believe they need to stop, but Nine Marlins players on the last season because of a heart think about making a change,” The NFL has opted not to we just need to follow this and 30-man roster, two taxi squad condition, and the Nationals he said. “Whether that was create a bubble environment see what happens with other players and two staff mem- are scheduled to play in Miami shutting down a part of the as training camps open for the teams on a day-by-day basis.” bers tested positive, a person this weekend. season, the whole season, that coming season. Fauci made his comments familiar with the situation told “I’m going to be honest with depends on the circumstances. “It might be that they have on ABC’s “Good Morning The Associated Press, speak- you: I’m scared,” Martinez Same thing with respect to to go in a bubble,” Fauci said, America.” ing on condition of anonym- said. “My level of concern league-wide. You get to a cer- “but I think they’re conscien- “Major League Baseball — ity because the results hadn’t went from about an eight to tain point league-wide where tious enough and want to pro- the players, the owners, the been publicly disclosed. a 12. I mean this thing really it does become a health threat, tect their players and protect managers — have put a lot of “Obviously, we don’t want hits home now. ... I got guys in and we certainly would shut the personnel that they will do effort into getting together and any player to get exposed. It’s our clubhouse that are really down at that point.” the right thing.”