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CommClinic_Walgreens_Current.indd 1 7/31/17 1:10 PM 4 Week of Aug. 31-Sept. 6, 2017 • ss-times.com COMMUNITY The Southside Times History in the making Bluff Creek Christian Church celebrates 190 years of history, change and positive outlook

FEATURE With its Center Grove area community standards, but they did what they had to do. growing more diverse, Allen said they are mak- It is always fun to reminisce, but church ing a push to embrace the entire community. was also more than a social gathering spot - it By Nicole Davis “We’re developing that philosophy that to was where we learned about Jesus. One thing present Jesus as a gift to the community, we I am grateful for is that Bluff Creek has al- Above, Bluff Creek Bluff Creek Christian Church was some- have to be a gift to the community,” Allen said. ways been focused on the Gospel. It has nev- Christian Church thing Rachel Fish read about in her textbooks “For the next 10 years, we want to target on how er wavered. There wasn’t a separate worship today. | Right, 1884. before she came from Cincinnati Christian we can better engage the global community.” service for children as we have now; we had (Submitted photos) University to become an intern there. One such way they are doing that is Sunday School classes, VBS activities, youth “We were in awe, that we’re sitting down through the International Impact intern choirs and sports activities. Sermons always in a historical building, things we read about program. Fish is from Myanmar. She served were, are still are today, based on scripture. in textbooks,” she said. “At the same time, it at the same time as Jonathan Tukala, from Singing praises and communion have al- doesn’t feel like an old church. All of the staff Bluff Creek Timeline the United Kingdom. ways been a focal point of the service. And here are striving to continue to move for- “The welcome we got here is the best,” Tuka- countless baptisms! The main purpose of the ward. We have such a rich history, but I like la said. “To this day, they treat us the same way church was, and always will be, to bring oth- • May 18, 1827: Bluff Creek was to think we’re making history right now.” as they did the first day. That’s the advantage of ers to Christ and each decade presents new founded as a Baptist institution when Bluff Creek will celebrate its 190th anniver- a smaller church. It’s about the relationships.” challenges - the Civil War, WWI, WWII, Ko- residents began meeting in the home sary on Sept. 10 with a worship service at 10:30 As the congregation prepares to celebrate rean War, Vietnam War, Desert Storm and of Henry Brown in a village known as a.m. and catered picnic luncheon at noon. its 190th anniversary, they are not just cel- the ongoing fight against terrorism. But Bluff Bluff Creek. “To exist over 190 years, it means to con- ebrating its history but its potential to thrive Creek has never forgotten that the biggest en- tinually change,” said Lead Pastor Eric Al- • 1836: The church became nonde- into the future. emy of all is Satan. We continually fight that len. “We’ve continually done that. In the last nominational. A house of worship “I’m humbled to be part of something that war! Each generation presents a whole new decade this church is different than it was was built of hand-hewn logs near outlasts a human life,” Towne said. “In the set of challenges as to how to reach them; 10 years ago. We know 10 years from now, what is now Hwy. 37 and County business world, there’s this talk about how but the message can never change. Methods it needs to be totally different than it is to- businesses are just like people - they have a must, but the message never!” Road 650 N. day. We are willing to stand up to that and life cycle. For a church to last 190 years, it The church was to make the change. It’s amazing to see how • Oct. 12, 1844: means they’ve jumped that life cycle a few Marvin Baker’s family has attended Bluff Creek much it standed the test of time.” dedicated as Bluff Creek Church of times. It’s neat to be a part of that, and to be for six generations. As a young boy, Marvin wit- The church opened its doors in 1827, Christ, also referred to as Bluff Creek part of a team moving forward.” nessed firsthand the fire that destroyed the red Christian Church. eventually relocating to its current location brick church. He lived down the street and was at 6286 W. State Rd. 144, Greenwood. The playing in an upstairs room with a friend when • 1854: The log church was town down, building was burned down in 1945 and re- Historical memoirs they heard the explosion and saw the fire ex- to the frame. built in 1946. That structure still stands, al- ’s family has attended Bluff plode through the roof. All these years later, he though the main building used to worship Lanny Duke • Sept. 4 and 5, 1902: The church Creek for several generations. Here, the gets emotional when he tells the story. today was added in 2012. celebrated its 75th anniversary. church elder shares his memories: “When the church burned it was so far Bluff Creek today is less about it’s build- “Everybody remembers the fire, and the out in the country that the Greenwood Fire • Feb. 20, 1945: The building was ing, and more about its people. Allen said fair tent. The new church building in 1946 Department got lost. Therefore the build- destroyed by fire. Services contin- the congregation, averaging 200 people, in- would cost $75,000. To help raise money, the ing was a total loss. Others that witnessed it ued in the gym of Center Grove High cludes all ages with families who have at- church sold lemon shake-ups and food at said that the roof of the building appeared to School and plans were made to im- tended the church for generations. the Johnson County Fair. The children at the take a large breath just before the fire broke “While there are changes that need to be mediately rebuild. time remember it as joy, unity and fun. How- through. Immediately after the fire, the con- made, we hope that the one thing that holds ever, for the adults it was a time of struggle. gregation began to meet on Sundays in the • May 1947: The congregation held true is the sincere, warm welcome,” said As- The goal of the fair tent was to raise $400 Center Grove High School gymnasium, and services and Sunday school in the sociate Pastor Jeremy Towne. for the week, not much by today’s plans were made to rebuild. basement of the new building. “We want that love and re- One way money was raised • April 17, 1949: The main auditori- ception to go beyond the was through a food stand at the church community.” um of the new building was finished in Johnson County Fair. Everyone time for Easter. Bluff Creek is involved in pitched in and gave of their time many ministries, including its from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. for six days. • 1962: Due to growth of the con- Shoes for Souls, essentially a Some farmers donated beef, oth- gregation, the stone building was shoe pantry available once a ers donated pies, eggs, etc. because expanded and wings were added to month for local families. They full meals were served. While some each side of the building for more participate in outreach such as worked in the fair tent, others helped classrooms and nursery. meal packing events, with KIC- harvest their crops. There is a IT and No Place to Call Home by closeness that comes from sacri- • 2010: Plans were underway to expand. United Way of Johnson County. ficing your time and labor, shoul- The new 24,000 square- “We’re trying to step outside • July 2012: der to shoulder, with other foot facility opened with an official our walls really be known in members of the congregation.” the community,” Towne said. dedication. The Southside Times COMMUNITY ss-times.com • Week of Aug. 31-Sept. 6, 2017 5

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3 Locations • We Accept Donations! Top left, front porch of the Roads Hotel facing Main Street.. (Photo by Rick Hinton) | Bottom left, the Everett family on the front porch of the Roads Hotel. DONATIONS / VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! (Photo courtesy of the Roads Hotel website) | Right, the Mid South Paracon 2017, from left, Dedee Fran-Hernandez, Mike Couch (Lost Limbs Foundation), Gail Sanchez. CLOSED MONDAYS (Photo by Gail Sanchez) TUESDAY-SATURDAY: 10AM-5PM; SUNDAY: 12-6PM; EAST STREET SUNDAY: 12-5PM 8236 S. Madison, 3530 S. Keystone, 1609 East Street (No donations at East) Owning the Roads Hotel (317) 908-8635 www.HumbleImpressions.com casket being displayed in the front bay win- ly recollections? She has many: Some nights HAUNTS & JAUNTS Like us on Facebook - See us on Craigslist! dow. Creepy? Yes, but not unusual due to the were quiet... some not so. Shadow figures, es- customs of the time. There might have been pecially near the second floor stairway. And By Rick Hinton three more? It makes sense. many times while downstairs, all hell would For Gail, it became years of orchestrat- break loose with sounds on the second floor. When Gail Sanchez purchased the Roads ing weekend paranormal investigations for Gail was told by a medium that being by rail- Hotel in Atlanta, Ind. in February of 2011, groups interested in exploring the Roads. road tracks, there's a constant stream of 'peo- she was perfectly aware of what she was get- An investment in the history of a small town ple' coming and going. Evil in the Roads? Some ting into. It was a diamond in the rough. The turned into a full time job. Gail—wife and think so. Six investigative groups independent- history of the place was long and varied— mother—also had a life on the Southside of ly informed Gail they would not return due to stemming from an original hotel, to a speak- Indianapolis. Yet, her love for the Roads nev- evil in the building. She had it cleansed. easy, to a brothel, to years of apartments, and er wavered. She pressed on, until it no longer Laura and I have been there several times. finally a personal residence. She knew the became possible to do so... Me, a few times before that. Was looking for history. Years before it had been occupied She's in the process of selling the estab- the “creeper' mentioned by the guide in the THE 2017-18 SEASON by a lady trying her best to make it a home. lishment to Mike Couch and The Lost Limbs 2nd floor hallway, but never experienced it. It didn't work. She moved out… then moved Foundation, having hosted many events in Instead, while we laid in a bed on the 2nd BEST SEATS. BEST PRICE. back in. It didn't last long. Her kids became the home. Lost Limb's mission statement is floor “Red Room,” I watched a head peeking increasingly upset, witnessing nightly visita- “To provide financial assistance to the fami- around the door frame, several times, while tions of 'figures' standing at the end of their lies of amputee children in need of medical Laura took a 2:00 AM snooze. beds. The house went back up for sale. Gail and prosthetic assistance.” Mike, most likely, Gail Sanchez had her share of local visitors was alerted of its availability. She bought it! will end up living there. Why sell? over the years. One lady had lived there in Gail knew the stories of the house, being “I didn't want to be responsible any longer,” the 1960s when the building was apartments. SCAN HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS: involved with her own paranormal group, Gail states. Time, being a wife and mother, the She had her stories. However, a couple of old Sixth Sense Indy Paranormal. Spooks and monetary aspects, travel, and being gone every timers—life long residents of Atlanta, Indi- things that go bump in the night were no weekend will eventually take a toll. And... not ana—declared that the stories of Capone stranger to a paranormal investigator. The having the opportunity to be involved in her and Dillinger were true! And, that most of the building was in a serious dilapidated state, own paranormal group, or that of OPP (Origi- town of Atlanta has always been haunted. with much work needing to be done. Gail nal Paranormal Paparazzi), a sister group who's I would think they would know! provided the finances, Sixth Sense Indy assisted in renovations of the hotel. Gail de- Paranormal provided the labor. And from clares, “I would not have just sold it to anyone. what was once an inhabitable home came an I wanted someone to take care of it!” She knows Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, amazing transformation, putting the former Mike will, and the paranormal investigations loves researching things that go bump hotel back into its former glory days. will continue. She's still actively involved with in the night. His articles can be read the Roads — “just not Every weekend!” on Facebook: Rick Hinton, Southport The Everett's were original family own- Paranormal Examiner. Hinton conducts ers of the hotel. Four of the family mem- Her favorite recollection is transforming paranormal investigations with his bers were laid in state in the home after the hotel from what it was, to what it is today. team, South Central Paranormal. their death, with 19-year-old John Everett's I can attest to that—it wasn't pretty! 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Mr. Molesley who was rescued at Southside Animal FOURTH ANNUAL PET LOVER’S EDITION Shelter. Thank you, Dale Jones of Greenwood. pet is more than just an animal dogs can be best of friends! Third place, living in our homes; they’re Charlie and Gizmo, almost remind of us family. Their sweet faces and sibling rivalry, with Charlie looking in at personalities are something many own- Gizmo who’s getting the attention. ers take pride in, often sharing stories of There were so many favorites! Butter- A ndPLACE something cute or funny their sweet or cup tends to squint in the sun, so she is sassy dog or cat did. To celebrate the less- protected with her own sunglasses. Nala 2 Buddy and Purrci | Marsha Hanley, Perry Township er-known family members, The Southside and Ollie are mischievous pups, leav- Times asked readers to send their best ing the remains of their troublemaking rd photos of their pet, choosing the top around the house. Biggles has some van- PLACE three to be featured on this week’s cover. ity, checking himself out in the mirror. The 3 We look for personality when choos- list goes on and on. ing the top three. There was a lot of per- We’d like to thank everyone who sub- sonality to choose from this year! Our first mitted photographs, as can be viewed place winner, Mr. Molesley, shows his inside the publication and on our Face- playful side, covered in leaves with one book page. Please, enjoy this Fourth An- leaf as an eye patch. Second place Purrcy nual Pet Lovers edition. and Buddy demonstrate that cats and — NICOLE DAVIS Charlie and Gizmo | The Napiers, Greenwood

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The Southside Times’ special 1 2017 Fourth Annual Pet Lovers Edition feature photos of Southside pets which our readers submitted. The top three have been featured on the cover. First place winner, Mr. Molesley, shows his playful side, using a leaf as what? ❏ A. His tail ❏ B. A hat ❏ C. An eyepatch ❏ D. Camouflage

Rubble & Heidi | Mike & Tammy Conway, Perry Township

Rick Hinton writes in this 2 week’s Haunts & Jaunts that Gail Sanchez purchased the Roads Hotel and has used it to do what? ❏ A. Allow paranormal investigations ❏ B. Host mystery dinners ❏ C. Live in ❏ D. Restore back to its original appearance. Raymond | Melanie Perello, Garfield Park Rocco | Judy Eagan Bluff Creek Christian Church 3 is celebrating its _____ anniversary in the Center Grove area. ❏ A. 50th ❏ B. 74th ❏ C. 105th ❏ D. 190th

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Franciscan Health will host 5 a free inspection of what on Sept. 21 at the Weight Loss Center on Stop 11 Road? ❏ A. Residents’ diets ❏ B. Car Seats ❏ C. Seat Belt ❏ D. Fitness level

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FROM THE EDITOR HUMOR

Savor the Labor Day

This weekend is Labor Day weekend which has more than one significance, de- pending on your interests. Football, sales, fashion, schooling – you name it! For American football fans, this weekend marks the beginning of college football season and one last Sunday until the NFL’s opening week. For this, we recom- mend ample tailgating and merriment among our Southside neighbors. For others, however, Labor Day marks TOP TEN THOUGHTS the fashion cut-off date for wearing white. This faux-taboo actually dates OF A CROTCHETY back to the late 19th century when Labor OLD MAN #2 Day became an official holiday. The up- per echelons of the time would abstain from (and even look down upon) wear- By Torry Stiles ing white outside of the Memorial Day to Labor Day window, a trend that has 10. "If you're floppin' outta your clothes pervaded throughout the decades which then maybe you should get more of still carries some stigma to this day. We them or less of you." wouldn’t take this too seriously, however. 9. "If I'm easin' into your lane it's 'cause And perhaps most importantly, La- STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE I'm older and deserve it. Not because bor Day is a celebration of the Ameri- I'm a crappy driver." can labor movement. Without our skilled The Southside Times is all about people nized? Email your “Stars and Strikes” workers and officials, this great nation 8. "When did the 'F-bomb' become a and our community. What do you like to [email protected]. Julie Lockwood fire cracker?" would not be where it is today. Give in your neighborhood? What don’t you of Beech Grove and Ed Mahern of Gar- thanks to those in retail who may not like? Who has done something nice, no field Park contributed to this week's 7. "Child-proof lids shouldn't be old- have the day off; give thanks to city and matter how small and should be recog Stars and Strikes. man-proof." public officials who continuously strive 6. "Few things are more fake than the av- to make our communities a better place; erage reality TV show. " and give thanks to your workers and co- Stars: To Garfield Park neigh- workers who are our venerable comrades bors Andrew Nelson and Benny 5. "I smell funnier now than I did 30 years in our local and national workforces. Sanders who spent last Saturday picking ago. This was not the comedic legacy I We would like to thank our employees up trash all along Shelby Street. You can hoped for." and advertisers for all their hard work and tell the difference! 4. "If the ice cream truck can't find a dedication to community on the South- better tune than that 'Ach du Lieber side. Here’s to the last few weeks of Stars: To the City of Beech Grove Augustine' bit then I may have to summer and a warm welcome and Next Stop Beech Grove for shoot something." to autumn. receiving a $40,000 planning grant from OCRA. 3. "The older I get the better I understand why we have curfews and stretchy pants." Stars: To the City of Greenwood 2. "Coffee comes in one flavor: coffee. Ev- and Freedom Springs on another erything else is to cover it up." sold-out Adult Only Night on Aug. 25. Stars: To Beech Grove Fire De- This was the final adult only night of the 1. "Nothing is like it used to be which partment for sending their service season - what a unique event for is fine as long as things are the way vehicle with Indiana Task Force One to clean, adult entertainment! they should be." be used for rescue operations in Texas.

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BEECH GROVE admission thanks to support of Franklin Sym- Perry Township Schools phonic Council. | When: Sept. 9, 5:30-8:30 p.m. | Where: Mallow Run Winery, 6964 W. Whiteland announces schedule changes Fill the Boot • Beech Grove Fire Department Rd., Bargersville. | Info: mallowrun.com. is hosting its Fill the Boot campaign to benefit Transportation – Perry Township Schools the Muscular Dystrophy Association. | When: has announced plans to adjust select school Sept. 1 and 8, 4 - 8 p.m. | Where: Walmart, Beech Grove. | Info: /BeechGroveFireDepartment. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP start times, which will affect bus schedules. Starting Monday, Aug 21, the school day be- Family Storytime @ Beech Grove • Families Walk With a Doc • Franciscan Health continues gan 10 minutes earlier and ended 15 minutes are invited to listen to stories. | When: Sept. 5 to host its season-long Walk With a Doc pro- earlier for students in Tiers 1 and 2. Chang- and 19, 6 p.m. | Where: Beech Grove Branch li- gram. Sessions are led by physicians or other es will not be made to the Tier 3 school day brary, 1102 Main St. | Info: (317) 275-4560. clinical staff who speak for 3 to 5 minutes and schedule. The new times for Tiers 1 and 2 will then walk with the participants for 45 to 55 be as follows: Families have been notified of Senior from left, Janessa Schaeffer, Kenzie Sickmeier, minutes. | When: Each Thursday through Nov. the upcoming changes. They have also been Annie Ventura, Kylie Sechrest and Randi Zulkowski. 16, 6 - 7 p.m. | Where: Indianapolis campus, instructed to visit Skyward, our student com- 8111 S. Emerson Ave. | Info: Amber.Welsh2@ munication management system, later this franciscanalliance.org. week for finalized Transportation times. This year, several factors contributed to the need FOUNTAIN SQUARE to adjust a greater number of routes. Some of those factors include a surge in enrollment, an increase in the number of students who Evening Play Date Preschool Storytime • Pre- schoolers and an adult are invited for stories, need transportation, and a significant num- songs, finger plays and rhymes followed by ber of families in need of transportation but playtime. | When: Sept. 5, 6 p.m. | Where: Foun- hadn’t requested transportation services. tain Square Branch library, 1066 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. | Info: (317) 275-4390.

All-Americans from left, Molly Phipps and Preschool Storytime & Craft @ Beech Grove GARFIELD PARK Kenzie Sickmeier. • Preschoolers and an adult are invited to join children's librarians for stories and fun activi- O Pato! • Preschoolers are invited to act out Lutheran High School ties. | When: Sept. 7, 11 a.m. | Where: Beech the story of a duck and friends in this Portu- Grove Branch library, 1102 Main St. | Info: guese folk song with a live violin performance. cheer team success (317) 275-4560. | When: Sept. 6, 10:30 a.m. | Where: Garfield Park branch, 2502 Shelby St., Indianapolis. | Camp – Lutheran High School’s cheer Info: (317) 275-4490. team attended their Cheer Camp at Ball CENTER GROVE State University last week where they were Indiana Backyard • Preschoolers can join Silly able to practice, bond, and learn through- Labor Day Weekend Hog Roast • Celebrate Safaris to learn about the animals. | When: Sept. From left, Roncalli principal, Chuck Weisenbach, out the week. The squad earned three gold 6, 10:15 a.m. | Where: Franklin Road Branch li- Juan Garcia, Sofia Basto and Roncalli grandparent, Mallow Run’s 12th Anniversary with three days superior ribbons during individual per- of BBQ, live music and wine. Free admission, brary, 5550 S. Franklin Rd., Indianapolis. | Info: Steve Coffman. (317) 275-4380. formance evaluations (the highest place- family friendly. | When: Sept. 2, 12-9 p.m., Sept. ment possible) and a second place trophy 3 and 4, 12-6 p.m. | Where: Mallow Run Winery, Basto, Garcia awarded 6964 W. Whiteland Rd., Bargersville. | Info: mal- Digital Coupons • This First Wednesday in the Small Varsity category from the end lowrun.com. Friendly Computer Class will educate on how scholarships of camp performances. Molly Phipps and to use a computer or smartphone to save mon- Kenzie Sickmeier were both selected as Minecraft Club • Bring a laptop or iPad and ey with coupons. | When: Sept. 6, 1:30 - 3:30 Central Catholic – Roncalli High School soph- UCA All-Americans and received invita- come prepared to play with others who love p.m. | Where: Garfield Park Branch Library, 2502 omore Sofia Basto and freshman Juan Garcia tions to represent the Universal Cheerlead- Shelby St., Indianapolis. | Info: (317) 275-4495. the game. | When: Sept. 5, 4:30 - 5:15 p.m. | were awarded the George Greer Memorial ers Association (UCA) in the Philadelphia Where: White River Branch library, 1664 Library Scholarship. This scholarship was created for Thanksgiving Day Parade (Molly) and the Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: pageafterpage.org. GREENWOOD Roncalli students who graduated from Cen- London New Year's Eve Parade (Kenzie). tral Catholic grade school. Former Roncalli Kylie Sechrest was also selected by the UCA Kindness Rocks • Ages 5 to 11: Paint inspir- ing messages or beautiful patterns on Kind- Never Forget Tribute Art Contest • Middle and Chartrand teacher and coach, Steve Coff- staff as an outstanding leader during camp ness Rocks. | When: Sept. 6, 10:30 - 11:15 a.m. | and High School Students are invited to create man (SH ’63), along with some of his friends, and received a 'Pin it Forward - America Where: White River Branch library, 1664 Library artwork honoring the victims, first respond- recently held the second annual George Greer Needs Cheerleaders' pin for representing Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: pageafterpage.org. ers, and military heroes who lost their lives on Memorial Golf Outing to raise money for the core values they believe in. The team this scholarship. Basto and Garcia each were is coached by Leah Cashmer, who received Indy Jazz Orchestra • An evening of great jazz, awarded $1,050. For more information, con- her official Coach Certification from UCA food truck eats and wine on the lawn. Free tact Steve Coffman at [email protected]. during camp, and Jamie Morton. Calendar continued on page 15 The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY ss-times.com • Week of Aug. 31-Sept. 6, 2017 15

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Baxter YMCA Golf Outing • Doors open at 10 a.m. for check-in and lunch. Dyes Walk Country September 11, 2001. Artwork is due Sept. 4. | Club is an 18-hole, Par 71 golf course. | When: When: Awards will be given Sept. 11, 6 p.m. | Sept. 7, noon. | Where: Dye’s Walk Country Club, LOCALLY OWNED Nick’s Where: Forest Lawn Funeral Home, 1977 S. 2080 S. State Rd. 135, Greenwood. | Cost: Four- State Rd. 135, Greenwood. | Info: Jessica Over- somes play for $400. Cost includes 18 holes of street, (317) 384-7226. golf, cart, lunch, and complimentary drinks and & OPERATED snacks on the course. | Info: indymca.org/bax- Try It Tuesday: STEAMpunks Building Chal- ter/event/golf-outing. Tree lenge • Focus on "Engineering" with a series of building projects! The winner will receive a Bookish Diner: Fairy Tales and Retellings $25 gift card to GameStop. | When: Sept. 5, 3:30 • Adults can explore culinary dishes inspired p.m. | Where: Greenwood Public Library, 310 by classic fairy tales and fairy tale retellings. | S. Meridian St., Greenwood. | Info: (317) 881- When: Sept. 7, 6 p.m. | Where: Greenwood Pub- Service 1953, greenwoodlibrary.us. lic Library, 310 S. Meridian St., Greenwood. | Info: (317) 881-1953, greenwoodlibrary.us. American Girl Club: Coded Jewelry • Grades K AVAILABLE SERVICES – 5: Make binary code necklaces. | When: Sept. Fundraiser for the Family of Lt. Allan • This 7, 4:30 p.m. | Where: Greenwood Public Library, event will be open to the public. There is go- 310 S. Meridian St., Greenwood. | Info: (317) ing to be a raffle with prizes like beer coolers, 881-1953, greenwoodlibrary.us. free hotel stays, T-shirts and much much more. • Tree Removal Free Beer samplings and DJ Captain Kirk will The Quilt Connection Guild • The guild will be spinning the tracks and keeping the party meet with a program featuring Michael Roe, going. There may even be a surprise visit from • Trimming certified instructor for Westalee templates a certain Superbowl Champion too! | When: and Accuquilt fabric cutting machines. | When: Sept. 10, 4 - 9 p.m. | Where: Stacked Pickle • Stump Grinding Sept. 7, 7 - 9 p.m. | Where: Greenwood United Southport, 7040 McFarland Blvd., Indianapolis. Methodist Church, 525 N. Madison Ave., Green- | Info: stackedpickle.com/southport. wood. | Info: quiltcg.com. • Finish Grading

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Fall Pitch-In • The Home Economists’ Guild of Family Game Day at Southport • Families and Work Indianapolis will hold its fall luncheon. Pro- children of all ages are invited to drop in any spective members are always welcome. Any- time to make new friends while playing board one who has a bachelor or advanced degree in games or solving puzzles. | When: Sept. 2, 12 - 4 • Climbing home economics or family and consumer sci- p.m. | Where: Southport Branch library, 2630 E. ence is eligible to join. | When: Sept. 6. | Where: Stop 11 Rd. | Info: (317) 275-4510. | Info: (317) 804-5311. • Lot clearing Preschool Storytime at Southport • Pre- schoolers ages 3 - 5 and an adult are invited PERRY TOWNSHIP for an active class featuring stories, songs and rhymes that focus on early literacy skills and school preparedness. | When: Sept. 5, 19 and Fundraiser: Servant’s Heart • Everyone will 26, 10:30 a.m. | Where: Southport Branch li- receive scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes, brary, 2630 E. Stop 11 Rd. | Info: (317) 275-4510. O'Charley's famous rolls and fountain beverages. Milk and juice will be available for an ad- Tot Art at Southport! • Babies and toddlers ditional charge. Tickets are $10 each, children 3 up to age 3 and adult are invited for a process and under are free. 100% of the ticket sales will art program. | When: Sept. 6 and 7, 10:30 a.m. go to Servant's Heart. | When: Sept. 2, 8 a.m. | Where: Southport Branch library, 2630 E. Stop - 10 a.m. | Where: O’Charley’s, Southport Road 11 Rd. | Info: (317) 275-4510. and Emerson Avenue. | Info: (317) 788-9433. Southport High School Class of 1972 45- CALL Honor Flight: One Last Mission • Come Year Reunion • When and where: Oct. 6, Ice see this heartwarming documentary about Breaker at Jake’s Pub on Southport and Bluff four living WWII veterans and a commu- roads. Oct. 7, 10 a.m. tour of Southport High nity coming together to give them a trip of School and 3 p.m. reunion party. Oct. 8, Or- a lifetime to Washington D.C. | When: Sept. chard Golf Activities, 9 holes or miniature golf 5, 6:30 p.m. | Where: UIndy Health Pavil- for $15. | Info: Join SHS Class of 1972 45 Year TODAY! ion, 1643 E. Hanna Ave., Indianapolis. | Info: Reunion on Facebook.

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NUTRITION heart disease in the United States every year – that’s 1 in every 4 deaths. Garbanzo beans are an excellent source By Wendell Fowler of molybdenum and manganese, also a very good source of copper, phosphorus, folate, For many millennium, Garbanzo beans iron and zinc. Folate (folic acid), prevents have been the most widely consumed le- spina bifida in expectant mothers. Com- gume in the world. Evidence suggests chick- bined with whole grains or whole grain pas- peas were first cultivated in the Middle East ta, provides a source of a clean, complete around 7500 years BC. The popularity of protein comparable to meat or dairy: Protein chickpeas quickly spread all over the world, without the fat. and the legume was soon grown and con- Inexpensive chickpeas can be used for sumed in ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. making much, much more than just good, Elliot Cox Racing is Americans generally associate them with old hummus. Fibrous chickpeas are a versa- 2017 SuperKarts champion Humus or salad bars. tile ingredient used in soups and stews, cur- A good source of dietary fiber and mag- ries, stir-fries, as crotons on salads, snacks Youth racing – nesium, eating garbanzos lowers bad cho- Elliot Cox Racing announced and desserts. Eat them canned, dried or that they have been named the 2017 Super- lesterol, decreasing risk for both coronary roasted, hot or cold. heart disease and cardiovascular disease. A Karts! USA ProTour national Micro Swift We are learning how to eat all over again: to Greenwood’s Calvin Weber champion! Elliot is 9, a 5th grader from Frank- high-fiber diet prevents blood sugar levels sustain our sacred holy temple properly, man- from rising too rapidly after a meal, making achieves rank of Eagle Scout lin Township, started racing when he was 5. age our energy, cultivate positive, loving hab- “There were so many people involved in help- them helpful for diabetics. Especially high in its and to allow food to nourish rather than insoluble fiber, garbanzos can prevent diges- Team building – Calvin James Weber, 18, ing Elliot achieve his goal,” said the team’s punish ourselves. We should be grateful this post on facebook.com. This was the third and tive disorders such as diverticulosis and irri- info is coming forward. You can live disease has received Scouting’s highest rank of Ea- table bowel syndrome (IBS). Mindfully track gle Scout. Weber, a member of Troop 263, final round of this series. Superkarts! USA is free, my friends. You better believe me, when considered the premier pro karting series in how much fiber you eat: adults need at least Beatle George Harrison and I sing, “that’s the chartered by Greenwood United Methodist 25 grams daily for best health. Church, will be a senior at Greenwood Com- the country. There were children from lots way God planned it, that’s the way God wants of different countries and across the US that Low magnesium levels contribute more to it to be for you and me.” Sing along. munity High School and has been involved heart disease than cholesterol or even satu- in Scouting for 11 years. Weber achieved the raced with us in New Orleans, Sonoma, and rated fat! The magnesium in garbanzo beans Eagle rank after demonstrating leadership this past weekend, New Castle. Elliot won the as a patrol leader, den chief, assistant senior final points championship. helps lower heart disease risk. Multiple stud- Chef Wendell is a lecturer and ies reveal 80 percent of Americans are defi- food journalist. Contact him at patrol leader and senior patrol leader before cient in magnesium. Foods that contain lots [email protected]. completing his Eagle project. Only four per- of magnesium tend to be foods you dislike: cent of Scouting’s national membership at- dark leafy greens, plain nuts and seeds, len- tains the rank of Eagle. tils, whole grains and dark chocolate. Your For his Eagle Scout Service Project, Weber motivation: about 610,000 people die of built a climbing wall at the Indiana Future Farmers of America Center. The 10-by-7- foot wall serves as a team building exercise. The FFA and Johnson County Department Puzzles & Answers – SEE PAGE 16 Q&A of Corrections use the space for youth and Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: SEE PAGE 10 adult team building experiences through the Positions: CENTER, END, GUARD, QUARTERBACK, SAFETY, TACKLE; 1. C use of outdoor physical features, and this Tools: CLIPPER, COMB, MIRROR, RAZOR, SCISSORS; 2. A wall will contribute to that experience. Towns: CARMEL, FISHERS, NOBLESVILLE, WESTFIELD; 3. D Greenwood’s FRA celebrates Beverages: COFFEE, SODA, TEA; 4. A P Towns: PAOLI, PERU; Place: ANDERSON 5. B Garfield Park hosts summer picnic photo contest Veterans – Dan Lee and Hank Jacoby were Art – Calling all photographers young and old grilling up brats, burgers and dogs at the – the Garfield Park Conservatory is looking FRA Summer Picnic on Saturday, Aug. 12. for entries for this fall’s photo contest. Sub- The Veterans Group has various events mitted photo must have been taken in Gar- year round including family fun and cama- field Park in the past year and fit into one of raderie. There were yard games for the kids these categories: Youth Photographers (16 but the grown up were mostly involved in and under), Nature, Park Scenes, Park Hap- catching up with old friends. FRA Branch penings, and General. Submission is free and 130 holds its monthly meeting on the first limited to two photos per person. Submitted Monday of the month at 6 p.m. at the Green- photos will be juried and the top 40 will be wood VFW, 333 S. Washington St., Green- selected to participate in the Conservatory’s wood. The group also has a breakfast meet- display Oct. 13 - 15. Visitors to the photo dis- ing on the second Tuesday at Denny’s South play will vote to determine winners in each Park at Main St and I-65 in Greenwood at 9 category. For more details and submission in- a.m. The Fleet Reserve Association is open formation, visit garfieldgardensconservatory. to Veterans of the Navy, Marine Corps and org or email [email protected]. Coast Guard, the sea services. 18 Week of Aug. 31-Sept. 6, 2017 • ss-times.com FOR THE RECORD Obituaries The Southside Times

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U.K.-Based Luggage Greenwood approves Major Robert D. Benedict Roderick Bertram Case company picks Greenwood $3.8 million Emerson Ave. Major Robert D. Benedict, USAF (Ret.), age 97, Roderick Bertram Case, 65, died on Thursday, Aug. for U.S. Headquarters makeover of Indianapolis, died on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 17, 2017. He was born on Nov. 29, 1951 to Robert 2017. Robert was born on Sept. 14, 1919 in B. Case and Dora E. (Horsley) Case. Rod served honorably in the Manufacturer – Redevelopment – Denver, Ind. to Edward E. Benedict and Flora E. IT Luggage, a global manu- The Greenwood Re- (Delp) Benedict. He was a graduate of Denver United States Navy and loved to facturer and distributor of luggage products, development Commission (RDC) gave fi- High School and University of Omaha. In May fish and play the guitar, piano and announced plans to locate its U.S. headquar- nal approval to move forward with design of 1940, Robert joined the United States Air organ. He was a talented artist ters in Greenwood, expanding Indiana's net- for a revamped Emerson Avenue, stretch- Force serving his country in WWII. In March and enjoyed both drawing and work of growing international companies. The ing from Main Street to County Line Road. of 1949, he married Catherine L. (Walacavage) painting. Survivors include his mother, Dora Thurston; sons, Rod, England-based company, will invest $1.78 mil- Plans for the 1.5-mile transformation in- Benedict, who preceded him in death in June 2012. He retired from the USAF as a pilot with Thomas, Joe and Shaum Case; siblings, Bud Parham, lion to renovate a 33,000-square-foot facility clude raised center medians, new traffic sig- Robert Case and Debra Gibson (Bobby); and several nals, decorative lighting and construction over 24 years of service. Survivors include at 1760 Industrial Drive in Greenwood. The one son, Dr. Bryan R. Benedict (Dr. Cynthia C. grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his new space will officially serve as the company’s of a 10-foot multi-use trail. City officials es- Benedict); two grandsons, Brandon R. Benedict father, Robert B. Case. Funeral services were Aug. U.S. headquarters, and will house its U.S. cor- timate a total project cost of $3.8 million, and Derek R. Benedict; and one sister, Rachel 25 in Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. porate, finance, logistics and distribution op- with construction beginning in 2018. McGuire. A memorial service will be held at a Burial is at West Newton Cemetery. erations. IT Luggage is now renovating its new later date at McClain Funeral Home, 3500 W. facility, including expanding and resurfacing State Rd., Denver, IN. the parking lot, building a new docking area, Claude Edward Eads Jr. installing a fence, repairing exterior masonry Claude Edward Eads Jr., 50, of Indianapolis, died and renovating the office space, and plans to Artie Butcher on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017. Claude was born open its new facility this fall. IT Luggage plans Artie Butcher, 93, of Indianapolis, died on in Beech Grove on June 5, 1967 to Claude Sr and to create up to 15 new jobs by 2021. Interested Aug. 10, 2017. She was born on Nov. 14, 1923 Oleane (Thomas) Eads. Claude loved to bowl. He applicants send a resume to Julie Townend at in Beaver, Ky. to the late Anthony and Laura was a big fan of University of Kentucky basketball [email protected]. Hamilton. Artie is survived by her children, and enjoyed watching NASCAR. He loved game Bertie H. (Thelma) Butcher Jr. and James (Jean) shows, with Wheel of Fortune being his favorite. Butcher; four grandchildren and seven great- He loved to eat. Above all he was a family man. Cross financial grandchildren. She was preceded in death by Claude is survived by his wife, Sharon; his children referring clients to her husband on April 1994, Bertie H. Butcher Claude Eads III, Derrick Allen Eads, Brandon Scott Eads, Heather Nicole Adkins, and Albert Wayne Sherman & Armbruster Express Employment brings Sr. A Graveside service was Aug. 14 at Forest in the Clydesdales Lawn Memory Gardens, 1977 S. State Rd. Carter; his grandchildren Riley, Allen, Thomas, and 135, Greenwood. Arrangements have been Bailey; his parents Claude Sr and Oleane; and his Transition – The founder of a Franklin financial siblings Patty (Billy) Jarrell and Anna (Mario) Stone. Event – entrusted to G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue firm is recommending his clients to Sherman Express Employment Professionals Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Claude is preceded in passing by a brother, Johnny & Armbruster LLP, both firms announced. Jeff Indy South brought the world famous Ex- Eads. Funeral service was Aug. 28 at Fountain Joyce, President of Cross Financial Services, press Clydesdales to a community apprecia- Square Cremation & Funeral Services. Burial followed in Orchard Hill Cemetery in Wanamaker. has accepted an executive position with an- tion event on Aug. 17 at its 201 S. Emerson other company. Joyce said his company is refer- Ave. location in Greenwood. At the event ring his tax, bookkeeping and accounting cli- the employment agency took donations for ents to Sherman & Armburster in Greenwood the Riley Hospital for Children. Wanda Lee Hogue because of their experience and resources. For Wanda Lee Hogue, 79, Indianapolis, died on more information, call (317) 881-6670. IMCU Beech Grove hosts Aug. 25, 2017. Born March 28, 1938 in Scottsville, Ky to the late Andrew W. and Ruby F. Duke; she Home Buying Seminar was a caregiver and worked as a nurse for many The Social of Greenwood years. Her hobbies included, dancing, collecting hosts public hearing on Educational – Indiana Members Credit angels, and costume jewelry. Survivors OCRA grant Union (IMCU) will host a Home Buying include her son, Morris Randal Hogue; Seminar for the public on Sept. 9, 10 a.m. three grandsons, Eric, Adam and Aaron Hogue; two great-grandchildren; Development – – 12 p.m. at IMCU’s Beech Grove Branch, The City of Greenwood in- 1701 Albany Ave. The Home Buying Sem- siblings, Sadie Marcum and tends to apply to the Indiana Office of Com- inar will be hosted by Wendy Devries, Joseph Duke and many nieces munity and Rural Affairs for a grant from and nephews. She was IMCU Beech Grove Branch Manager and preceded in death by the Office of Community and Rural Affair’s Kelly Mitchell, IMCU Mortgage Loan Planning Grant Program of the State Com- Originator, along with local experts, Real- munity Development Block Grant (CDBG) tor, Steve Burkhardt, F.C. Tucker Compa- program on Sept. 30. These funds are to be ny, and Home Inspector, Patty Thornber- used for a community development project ry, Security Home Inspections. The panel that will include a Feasibility Study for im- will provide insider tips on buying a new provements to The Social of Greenwood. home and will answer home buying ques- The total amount of CDBG funds to be re- tions. Light refreshments will be served. quested is $20,000. The amount of CDBG For more information or to RSVP, contact funds proposed to be used for activities that IMCU Mortgage Services Representative will benefit low-and moderate-income per- Stacy Bradfield, (317) 814-2423, sbrad- sons is $20,000. The City of Greenwood will [email protected] or Wendy Devries, (317) hold a public hearing on Sept. 7, 9 a.m. in the 783-4143, [email protected]. Cafe of The Social of Greenwood, 550 Polk St. For more information, contact Andrea Sutherland at (317) 882-4810. ss-times.com • Week of Aug. 31-Sept. 6, 2017 19 The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries

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husband, Robert F. Durham and sister Rachel was an employee for 30+ years. He loved to Avanell Couch Wilson Guffey and Harry Duke. Visitation and service play softball and hunt and fish with his dad. was Aug. 30 at G.H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Survivors include his father, Luther Franklin Avanell Couch Wilson, 85, died on Aug., 27, Whether your grief is fresh or recurring, the GriefShare group Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Ave. Burial will be McGuire, Jr.; brothers, Scottie D. McGuire, Sr. 2017. Avanell was born in Kentucky on Nov. 13, is designed to help with your journey. This special at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. and Mickey D. McGuire; nephews, Scottie D. 1931 to Givens and Rella Couch. 13 week program is a place for those who are grieving the loss (Tabitha) McGuire, Jr. and Heath Klingensmith; A proud graduate of Evarts of a loved one and to be around others who understand the and great-nephew and niece, Scottie D. High School, she relocated to pain of your loss. At GriefShare learn valuable information to Betty Jean Hohn McGuire, III and Haley McGuire. Funeral Indianapolis in 1951. Although help you through this difficult time in your life. services were Aug. 29 in Lauck & Veldhof she lived in Indiana for over Fridays, beginning September 8th Betty Jean Hohn, 84, of Whiteland, died on Funeral & Cremation Services. Burial took place 60 years, her heart always Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2017 at the Indiana Masonic in Concordia Cemetery. remained in Kentucky. She 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Home in Franklin. Betty was born on Oct. 18, was preceded in death by her ONE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1932 in Indianapolis to Carroll Forrest Owens and parents; her sister, Margaret Kissling; brother, 2901 East Banta Road, Indianapolis, IN 46227 Mabel Maye (Young) Owens. Survivors include Kerney Couch; and her husband of 25 years, her three daughters, Terri Rehm, Sandy Allen and William F. Snyder, Jr. Arthur E. Wilson. She is survived by her sister, Phone: 317-787-8236 Jacqueline Hunter (Charlie); nine grandchildren, William F. Snyder, Jr., 79, of Franklin, Ind. Vera Osborne; brothers, Kenneth (Linda) Jacob, Jeremiah, Taylor and Bailey Rehm, Megan and Pentwater, Mich., died Aug. 17. He was Couch, Gary (Kathy) Couch, Brownlow Couch; and Joshua Allen, Tyler and Ryan Rosberg and the oldest son of Ruth (White) Snyder and her sister-in-law Mabel Couch; her daughter Jeremy Hunter; and two great-grandchildren, William F. Snyder, Sr. He was a 1955 graduate Margaret (Robert) Schleicher; grandsons- Complete Kaia and Nova Hunter. Funeral services was of Southport High School, a 1959 graduate of James (Liz) Lucid, Justin (Elizabeth) Schleicher; Aug. 28 at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Services and Indiana University (Bloomington) School of granddaughters, Jennifer (Jim) Coffman, and Burial Package Crematory, Greenwood Chapel. Burial followed Business, and a 1962 graduate of the Indiana Jillian Schleicher. She is also survived by her $ at Greenlawn Cemetery in Franklin. University School of Law in Indianapolis. He four great-grandchildren. Per her request, 2000 served as a Marion County Grand Jury Deputy there will be no services. Prosecutor for 12 years under prosecutor George “Randy” Howard Noble R. Pearcy, as well as managing a • Any Gravesite You Choose private legal practice. Later, he worked for Samantha A.R. Woody George “Randy” Howard, 57 of Indianapolis Dunham Rubber and Belting Corporation, • Opening & Closing died Aug. 28, 2017. He was born Sept. 17, retiring in 2004. A member of the 1955 ISHAA Samantha A.R. Woody, 19, of Indianapolis, died • Concrete Container 1959 in Indianapolis to the late Linbergh and state championship wrestling team, he later on Aug. 23, 2017. She was born on Sept. 17, 1997 Emma Jean (Elliott) Howard. He is survived by wrestled for Indiana University, where he also in Indianapolis. Survivors include her parents, • Tent & Chairs his wife, Lori Howard; children, Derek Howard participated in IU’s Little 500 bicycle race. father, Thomas M. (Melody) Woody; mother, • Purchase At Need and LeeAnn (Corey) Altmeyer; grandchildren, After college, he officiated AAU wrestling for Mary Ann Shrum; brother, Nathan Comerford; Colton and Mason; sisters, Carol Henderson, a number of years. He was a member of Alpha grandmother, Devera Land; grandfather, Karen Schreiber, Gwen (Buzz) Shadwick, and Tau Omega Fraternity, and a 70-year member Larry Woody. Visitation was Aug. 30 at G. H. Nikki Carrigan; and several nieces and nephews. of Southport Presbyterian Church, where he Herrmann East Street Funeral Home, 1505 S. A memorial service will be scheduled at a served as a deacon. He was a member of the East St., Indianapolis with graveside service at later date. Arrangements were entrusted to Southport Masonic Lodge, a past member of New Crown Cemetery, 2101 Churchman Ave., Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Care. the Board of Directors of the Perry Township Indianapolis. She will be laid to rest in New Senior Citizen Center and a summer member Crown Cemetery. of the Centenary Methodist Church in Jackie R. Kuntz Pentwater, Mich. He is survived by his wife Sara (Mitten) Snyder; brother C. Richard Snyder; Megan Marie Yoder Jackie R. Kuntz, 73, of Indianapolis, died on Aug. children Jayne Snyder Bennett, Elizabeth 28, 2017. She was born on Feb. 22, 1944 in Terre Snyder Schmitt and Catherine Snyder Keith Megan Marie Yoder, 21, died Aug. 25 after Haute, Ind. to the late Raymond and Margaret (Scott); and grandchildren Katherine Bennett, she lost her year-long battle with brain ALL ADULT PLOTS $675 Hamilton. She was a member of the Southside Stephanie Bennett, Claire Schmitt, Meredith cancer (Glioblastoma). Megan COLUMBARIUM NICHE Quilt Guild for quite a time of her life. Survivors Schmitt and Jacob Keith. A celebration of was born Dec. 4, 1995, in $950 - $1150 include her husband of 51 years, Martin A. Kuntz, his life will be Sept. 16, noon at Southport Indianapolis. She graduated Jr; son, Martin A. (Elizabeth) Kuntz, III; grandson, from Sycamore Middle School Presbyterian Church, 7525 McFarland Blvd., 2703 S. Meridian Street Evan Kuntz; brothers, David Hamilton and with calling from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Interment (2010) and Roncalli High School Michael Hamilton. Funeral Service will be at 4:00 will be private. (2014), and was a member of Indpls. IN 46225 – (317) 786-7733 pm at G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral the IU Bloomington’s Kelley Home, 5141 Madison Avenue, Indianapolis, IN School of Business Honors www.concordiacemeteryinc.com with a visitation from 1:00 pm until the time of program (2018). Megan is survived by her service. A Graveside will be conducted at 12:00 V. Juanita Sylvia family: Jacob Luebbehusen (fiancé); Michael Noon on Saturday, September 2, 2017 at Maple V. Juanita Sylvia, 86, of Indianapolis, died and Dr. Cathy Cosby Yoder (parents); and Kyle Grove Cemetery in Clay City, Indiana. on Aug. 24, 2017. Born June 11, 1931 in Yoder (brother). She is also survived by her DID YOU KNOW... Clarksburg, Ind. to the late Russell E. and grandparents, Wilbur and Evelyn Yoder and Mable (Baylis) Scheibler, she was a member Ron & Mary Cosby; as well as her numerous Darrell F. McGuire of Gospel Holiness Church. Survivors include aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. Visitation children, Barb Jones, Steve Sylvia, Tom will be Sept. 2, 12 p.m. until 6 p.m. and Sept. 3, Darrell F. McGuire, 65, of Indianapolis died on Sylvia; 11 grandchildren; and many great- 1 p.m. until the celebration of life service at 2 Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017. He was p.m. Both the visitation and service will be held % grandchildren. She was preceded in death born on Aug. 16, 1952 to Luther by her husband, Robert Gene Sylvia in Feb at Shirley Brothers Thompson Road Chapel, SOURCE: SMARI, INC. Franklin McGuire, Jr. and the 67 1993 and brother Russell Alan Scheibler. 3333 E. Thompson Rd., Indianapolis. late Anna Dean (Willoughby) OF THE SOUTHSIDE TIMES READERS Visitation and funeral was Aug. 27 at G. H. ARE INTERESTED IN FAMILY ACTIVITIES? McGuire in Scottsville, Ky. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, Darrell worked with his father 5141 Madison Ave. Graveside service was Aug. at Bowles Sheet Metal and 28 at Clarksburg Cemetery. CALL TODAY: (317) 300-8782 Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors • BROWNSBURG • AVON • BEECH GROVE • PERRY TOWNSHIP • DANVILLE • are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ • GARFIELD PARK • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • PLAINFIELD • CENTER GROVE • ss-times.com. 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