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What town in Franklin 2 Township was named Farmersville for two years in the mid-1800s? U of Indy is recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a national doctoral/professional university. (Photo SERVING THE SOUTHSIDE SINCE 1928 ❏ A. Wannamaker provided by the University of Indianapolis) ❏ B. New Bethel ❏ C. Beech Grove annual higher education rankings. Schools in A PRODUCT OF Gerald Sargent ❏ University of Indianapolis Publisher Emeritus D. Acton this category offer a full range of undergraduate joins ranks of nation’s majors, in addition to masters and doctoral Rick Myers What area on the Editor/Publisher programs. As well, the university is now ranked Southside has been named 3 elite institutions nationally in the Social Mobility category, which Brian Kelly Neighborhood of the Month for Chief Executive Officer recognizes institutions committed to enroll September? The University of Indianapolis has recently been economically and disadvantaged students. Stephanie Dolan ❏ A. Fountain Square named as an elite institution by a U.S. News & Director of Operations ❏ B. South Franklin World Report category. UIndy is now recognized ss-times.com/university-of- MEMBERS OF Nancy Price, Managing Editor ❏ C. Garfield Park as a national doctoral/professional university, indianapolis-joins-ranks-of- Glenn Augustine ❏ which U.S. News & World Report uses in its Digital Sales Director D. Whitestown nations-elite-institutions Asha Patel Production Manager | Graphic Designer Fountain Square named What is the name of the For more information, contact us at: 4 cinematographer in the September Neighborhood [email protected] movie, The Goldfinch? of the Month Tel. 317.300.8782 • Fax. 317.300.8786 ❏ A. Russell Carpenter 7670 U.S. 31 S., Indianapolis, IN 46227 ❏ B. Dean Semler Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has announced www.icontimes.com ❏ C. Roger Deacons that Fountain Square is September’s ❏ D. John Seale Neighborhood of the Month. The Neighborhood Grow Local Media, LLC of the Month program highlights Indianapolis ©2019. All Rights Reserved. neighborhood initiatives, works to engage community groups and promotes projects by city departments. Fountain Square is known as The views of the columnists in The Southside a home for unique independent restaurants, art Times are their own and do not necessarily What is the tallest height galleries and studios, live entertainment, vintage reflect the positions of this newspaper. 5 that the “ice tree” in Franklin wares, a vibrant retail mix and small professional Township has reached? offices. The area is developing as a primary live/ ❏ A. 35 to 40 feet work community for Indianapolis artists. The Southside Times is published by Grow Local ❏ B. 70 to 75 feet Media, LLC. Content published alongside this icon ❏ C. 78-80 feet ss-times.com/fountain-square- is sponsored by one of our valued advertisers. ❏ D. 55 to 57 feet Fountain Square is known as a vibrant arts named-september-neighborhood- Sponsored content is produced or commissioned community. (Submitted photo) of-the-month by advertisers working in tandem with Grow Local Media’s sales representatives. Sponsored content may not reflect the views of The Southside Times publisher, editorial staff or graphic design team. The Southside Times is devoted to clearly differentiating For more information on these articles and other timely news, visit ss-times.com. between sponsored content and editorial content. Potential SEE ANSWERS ON PAGE 18. advertisers interested in sponsored content should call: To join the conversation, visit our Facebook page or (317) 300-8782 or email: [email protected]. follow us on Twitter @southsidetimes. IF YOU HAVE A SMART PHONE OR COMPUTER YOU HAVE MORE HEALTH ACCESS THAN EVER BEFORE.

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Ask about our in office discount By Stephanie Dolan raising more than $42,000. know what we could to slow progression and plan for the entire family! Life is hard enough without having to “We learned a lot about how you do it,” make this the most positive outcome.” worry about all the things that can happen he said. “It was very successful. My daugh- To slow the progression of the disease, to us ... accidents ... illness ... tax audits. It ter Mackenzie lives in Chicago and works for Kitchel started visiting Rock Steady Boxing, can be depressing if you think about it long a pharmaceutical company. I called her and a program designed specifically for Parkin- $99 NEW PATIENT EXAM enough. And a lot of us do. We ruminate. We said, ‘Let’s bag this. We haven’t really done son’s patients. INCLUDES: Comprehensive exam, obsess. We focus so much on the negative anything.’ And she’s like ‘Oh no. There’s no “I got involved with Rock Steady Boxing,” periodontal disease evaluation, oral possibilities that we often miss the glaring- way we’re forgetting about this.’ She said Kitchel said. “It was kind of new at the time. cancer screening, complete set of X-rays ly obvious positive realities jumping up and we’re going to do this. So, we slowly started You do a lot of balancing drills and a lot of and cleaning with this ad. down right in front of us. to try to line up teams. We lived in Cincin- weight lifting. The last half hour you put on nati for 13 years, and I have a tremendous your boxing gloves and you hit the bag and OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 30, 2019 It’s easy to forget that it’s possible to turn those lemons into lemonade. amount of support in Indiana having played spar with the teacher. Probably more impor- 317-784-2266 That’s what Ted Kitchel of Center Grove on an NCAA basketball team.” tantly, you’re in there with a group of people has done. Kitchel was an Indiana University basket- who are going through the same things you’re 1505 East Southport Road, 46227 Diagnosed four years ago with Parkinson’s ball player and sports analyst. going through. These are people who all have disease, Kitchel “I also worked for FootJoy for 27 years, so Parkinson’s, so they know what you’re talking recently held I have a lot of connections in the golf world,” about and have the same feelings and a lot of a golf fun- he said. “Ray Skillman was a major donor. us see the same doctors. Rock Steady is very FREE WHITENING draiser for He’s very helpful with his money. We had a good. I normally go two to three times a week. to new patients that carry insurance Parkinson’s friend in Vandalia, OH who was a big help The more active you can stay I think it slows to cover their visit. research on with donations. Other than that, it was $150 the progression of the disease.” a player and $600 (for a) team. If you want- “After he got into doing the workout class- OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 30, 2019 Aug. 26, ed to sponsor a hole where you sign up with es and everything, I think his doctors really 317-784-2266 your name, it was another $200 to $300. My noticed a significant change,” Mackenzie said. roommate from college, Randy Whitman – “We had a meeting with all the top doctors 1505 East Southport Road, 46227 an NBA coach, came in and played. People and organizers of foundations and fundrais- like that got involved.” ers. The IU School of Medicine was really “When my dad got diagnosed, my family supportive. All of the people involved have and myself didn’t know too much about Par- been really great. It’s just something that we Call us today! kinson’s,” Mackenzie Kitchel said. “It’s a scary became very passionate about very quickly. thing even though it’s not one of the major As soon as my dad got diagnosed, we jumped 317-784-2266 things you hear about like ALS. You always into research and it became a passion of all of hear about the worst-case scenarios, but once ours and really close to all of our hearts.” 1505 East Southport Road we did our research and saw what level Find the Ted Kitchel Parkinson’s Disease Indianapolis, IN 46227 of progression he was at, we were a lit- Research Fund on Facebook. To donate to tle more at ease. We now take every- the Ted Kitchel Parkinson’s Disease Re- Located on E. Southport Rd. thing with a grain of salt. We wanted to search Fund, visit myiu.org/one-time-gift. between US 31 and Madison Ave. Kitchell with his wife, Kristi. (Photo by Rick Hinton) ss-times.com • Week of September 19-25, 2019 5 The Southside Times COMMUNITY

Do former pets ever really go away? Some say no. (Photo by Steve Edwards)

I will have a dog waiting on me

HAUNTS & JAUNTS He had been by my chair, he sat up and whined. I dropped down to him and he laid against me and died as I held him. By Rick Hinton But here he was before me as I lay there looking at him. He started to lick me again Every now and then you hear a story that and I told him, ‘King, you know I don’t like makes you pause. One that resonates due that.’ Going down to the ground, my face in to age, health conditions and the journey the grass, I realized that he was long dead, through life thus far. And also, the nagging and I shouldn’t be seeing him. I looked question that lingers in the back of the mind: back up but there was no sign of King. It will I again see the things that meant the was then I realized my situation. I couldn’t most to me during my sojourn? When I die, get up as I got violently sick. Tried calling will it be someone or something I was close for help, but no neighbors. I finally crawled to that comes to lead me home? and got myself into the house somehow and Steve Edwards, painter and friend, doesn't aroused Sheree, who then called 911. Clots often speak of his past. Especially his para- had blocked up my lungs and were causing normal past. Recently on Facebook he did: my heart to race at over 240 beats per min- “I promised you all a story a few days ute. The rest is medical history. When I had back. It is a true story and explains why recouped enough, I told Sheree about King. I am so sensitive to losing a dog more so So, after it all was said and done, I was than many. In 2008, I had surgery on my able to put two and two together. King came left knee. My meniscus was shot and caus- back to revive me. It wasn’t my time, but he ing me pain. I was told I'd be back to nor- let me know he will be there for me when it mal within two weeks. I still limp and favor is. So, when I pass, unlike many people who that leg. The one thing that I was not told will see that departed person they miss; I was the danger of blood clots. will have a dog waiting for me. We’re go- I was watering flowers for Sheree (Steve's ing to walk that road together into the next wife) one Sunday morning before she got world, him leading me. up. The last thing I remember is the wa- True story. And that is why animals hold ter spraying from the nozzle and me sitting a special place in my heart. And I have on a stone bench in the backyard watch- faith that they go on.” ing it. The next thing I knew was I felt a It's food for thought. wet tongue licking me on my face. Opening my eyes, I was face-down in the grass. As I turned my head I was stunned. There be- Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, fore me wagging his tail and nosing me was loves researching things that go bump my long-gone old friend King, a Shepard in the night. His articles can be read and Collie mix that had died in 1985. He on Facebook: Rick Hinton, Southport was absolutely one of the best dogs I have Paranormal Examiner. Hinton conducts paranormal investigations with his ever had. He lived to be almost 18 years team, South Central Paranormal. old and when his time came it was sudden. 6 Week of September 19-25, 2019 • ss-times.com TIMESOGRAPHY The Southside Times

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September 24, 2019 | 6 p.m. Dyes Walk Country Club, Greenwood IN Tickets: $35.00 Single | $60.00 Couple 1. Tickets purchased before Sept. 17, 2019 will be entered into the early bird drawing. Oktoberfest: TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS, a Southside tradition Please visit www.ducks.org/indiana/events or contact stays its course Logan Lloyd (317) 748-3509 | Bob Lucas (317) 402-7337

By Rick Hinton 2. For three days every year Oktoberfest, hosted by the German American Klub at German Park, is a flurry of activity and celebration with live music, dancing, food, drink and a carnival midway. This year was no exception. The 45-year fest is often associated with beer, and that certainly plays a part. Food offerings were plenty: bratwurst, knack- wurst, potato pancakes and salad, hot dogs heaped with sauerkraut and mustard, Brezeln (pretzels) and German roasted al- monds. And the desserts: strudels – ap- ple and cherry, Black Forest and German chocolate cake. Men wearing traditional lederhosen leather shorts and sporting Alpine hats mingled with the healthy crowd as fair maidens in dirindls (consisting of a blouse, skirt and apron), with twin ponytails 3. bouncing, blended into dusk. The music continued to an appreciative crowd as fes- tivalgoers, including youth screaming on midway rides, paced themselves for a long, enjoyable summer evening.

1. Crowds enjoy live music as dusk descends. (Photo by Rick Hinton) 2. A toast to Oktoberfests gone by. (Photo by Rick Hinton) 3. The carnival area at Oktoberfest was a popular attraction. (Photo by Paul Young) 4. Dancing was a big part 4. of the festival. (Photo by Rick Hinton) ss-times.com • Week of September 19-25, 2019 7 The Southside Times HISTORY LESSONS: FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP

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Nancy VanArendonk, president of the Franklin Township Historical Society. (Submitted photo)

Franklin Township’s history spans nearly 200 years

FEATURE taneously shows the town as named New Bethel, but the post office was named Wa- namaker, and road signs and residents used Your loved one’s funeral is an incredibly important By Nancy VanArendonk, President both names for years. Franklin Township Historical Society In 1825 Nehemiah Smith was an origi- moment for your family, and you only get one nal patentee of 80 acres on Southport Road, chance to get it right. That’s why we pledge to give What had originally been a mere wood- and held another 80 acres in Perry Town- land path used by native peoples became, af- you exceptional, professional, and compassionate ship. Smith apparently obtained ownership ter a treaty was signed with the Potawatomi service at your moment of need. Every detail of the land about five years before actually tribe, a means of travel for incoming settlers. moving here, because records show that he matters – including the funeral home facility, What is now called Southeastern Avenue settled in Franklin Township in 1830, along amenities, and even décor. was once part of the Michigan Road, one of with family that included his son-in-law, the most important transportation routes in Abraham Henricks. That’s why we remodeled our chapel at the the early history of Indiana. The Michigan In 1836 Smith donated an acre of his corner of Thompson and Arlington. We unveiled Road connected Madison on the Ohio River farmland to provide a site on which a Baptist Paul St. Pierre, President our new sign reflecting our updated name: Wilson to Michigan City on Lake Michigan, running church could be built. The church was erect- through the then-new state capital of India- St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory, Franklin ed at the northwest corner of Southport and napolis on the way. Township Chapel. We feel this change better reflects Combs roads. Although the building is long In 1825, a man named Reuben Adams, gone, there is still a pioneer cemetery on the our service and care to the residents of along with his wife, Mary, and their 11 chil- land, and both Smith and Henricks are bur- this beautiful area. dren, moved here from Kentucky. Two years ied there. (Nehemiah Smith, incidentally, later, the family donated a portion of their was my great-great-great-grandfather, and The Franklin Township Chapel’s renovation is land for the construction of the first prim- Abraham was my great-great-grandfather!) completed, and we invite you to stop by for a itive building of the New Bethel Baptist Another town in Franklin Township, Church. Today, in the little cemetery across personal tour of our progress. We would also be Acton, wasn’t laid out until 1852. For two the street from that church, you can still see happy to offer you a complimentary, obligation-free years it was known as “Farmersville,” but the graves of Reuben and Mary. was renamed in 1854 when the postal ser- prearrangement consultation. In 1834, after she was widowed, Mary vice discovered there was already a Farmer- hired John Messinger to lay out the town Brad Klue, Funeral Director sville in Posey County. The new name Ac- of New Bethel on a portion of her farm- ton was chosen in honor of an early settler, land, the town’s name being taken from that General Acton. of the Baptist Church. When the town of Acton quickly grew large and successful, New Bethel sought to have a post office, it aided by the fact that the railroad ran through was found that there was already a similar- the town. Acton's biggest claim to fame was Wilson 5950 East Thompson Rd., Indianapolis ly-named town in Indiana and the townsfolk something that wasn't even inside the town were told that their town would have to be itself: The 40-acre Acton Campground exist- t. Pierre (317) 783-3653 renamed. The name “Wanamaker” was cho- CARING SINCE 1897 ed from 1859 to 1905 and drew literally tens sen to honor John Wanamaker, President Funeral Service & Crematory www.wilsonstpierre.com of thousands of people at a time! The camp- Benjamin Harrison’s postmaster general and ground had more than 100 cottages, a large a successful and highly-respected Philadel- pavilion and a two-story hotel. There was a phia businessman. or visit one of our other locations: New Bethel was renamed Wanamaker in ©2018 MKJ Marketing Greenwood Chapel Lahm Chapel Walker Cottage Family Center the late 1800s, but debate about the name Greenwood, IN Pendleton, IN Greenwood, IN continued for decades. One old map simul- Franklin Township continued on page 8. 8 Week of September 19-25, 2019 • ss-times.com HISTORY LESSONS: FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP The Southside Times NOW WELCOMING NEW PATIENTS,

CALL US Top left, the Franklin Township Historical Society’s Meeting House was built in 1871. | Top right, New Bethel store in 1923 with owner, Ernest Lowes. | Bottom, a barn in Southeastern Avenue during threshing time. (Submitted photos)

TODAY! Franklin Township continued from page 7. ground and 425 trees were destroyed. About half of the original campground property is now designated as a city-coun- manmade lake for boating, and a bandstand ty park, and there’s a roadside historical Our goal as a practice is to on the grounds where people could spread marker about the Acton Campground near deliver all the care necessary to out on the lawns to hear the music. the entrance, on the north side of Southport Crowds heard clergymen, temperance Road, immediately west of Acton Road. keep your smile healthy in an leaders, evangelists and politicians. There Meanwhile, back in Wanamaker: The in- were stereopticon programs, elocutionists, terurban line (think of it as an electric train) environment that feels like your bands and orchestras, singing groups and ran down the Michigan Road, right down very own home. At Hall Family sermons and book reviews. the middle of the dirt-road main street of On Nov. 12, 1905, two little girls play- Wanamaker, before turning south to Acton. Dentistry, we provide honest and ing near the campground saw fire in the The interurban served Franklin Township dry leaves near the train tracks after an af- from the early 1900s to the 1930s, and one of comprehensive dental care that ternoon freight had passed by. The Acton the benefits of having the interurban reach is focused on the preferences and townspeople tried to put out the fire, but your rural town was that it brought electrici- in just 30 minutes every one of the 110 cot- ty to the towns along its route. Residents and needs of each individual patient. tages was ablaze, and by an hour later all the businesses could purchase electricity from DR. SETH HALL cottages and the pavilion had burned to the the interurban company.

Hall Family Dentistry Franklin Township Historical Society to host annual Harvest Luncheon 7101 Southeastern Ave. (Near I-465 & I-74 in Franklin Township) Other stories of Franklin Township’s early years Franklin Township Historical Society, a 501(c)(3) will be given in a live and on-screen presenta- nonprofit educational organization. Advance tion at the Franklin Township Historical Society’s reservations are required and must be made by (317) 356-0919 | hallfamilydent.com annual Harvest Luncheon, to be held at 1 p.m. Sept. 21. Event cost is $15 per person. Payment on Saturday, Sept. 28 at Grace Church, 5605 S. can be made online at FTHS.org, or checks can Franklin Road. The meal will be catered by A la be mailed to the Franklin Township Historical Arlette. There will be live music and a silent auc- Society, P.O. Box 39015, Indianapolis, IN 46239. Veteran Owned Business tion of baskets of goodies donated by individu- For further information, email FranklinTownship als and area merchants. All proceeds support the [email protected]. ss-times.com • Week of September 19-25, 2019 9 The Southside Times HISTORY LESSONS: FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP

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Left, Veal used scrap lumber, binder twine, tree limbs and freshly cut brush as part of the ice tree. | Center, Vierl Leave the Bookkeeping to us. Veal in 1967. He began to toss food coloring to make the ice trees more attractive. | Right, during the blizzard Our services help business of 1977-1978, the tree grew to 70-75 feet. (Submitted photos) owners, both big and small, stay focused on growth Franklin Township winter and the operations of their business. Choose from a attraction created by accident menu of services including QuickBooks Training, Oversite FEATURE In 1968, due to growing popularity, a story and photos of the ice tree appeared in The and Reconciliation, or Indianapolis Star. “That’s when we had a lot Comprehensive Services. By Nancy Price of people come out that day (the article ap- FREE MUM peared) or the following days,” said Jeff Veal, Get 1 free mum when you buy 4 at the There are great inventions that have been Vierl’s son. Jeff estimates that up to 1,000 discounted price of $6.25 each. Contact Becky Massa created by mistake. For example, one of people were out to see the tree. OFFER EXPIRES 9/28/19 [email protected] America’s favorite cookies, chocolate chip, Though Vierl passed away in 1973, his was supposed to be a chocolate cookie, but family continued the annual tradition. Dur- the baker ran out of baker’s chocolate and ing the blizzard of 1977-1978, the tree broke sweetened chocolate into small pieces reached 70-75 feet. “Every year is different,” and added them to cookie dough. Your local agent is Jeff said of the ice tree’s height. In winter of 1961, a Franklin Township fa- People can still visit the ice tree, located at ther named Vierl Veal decided to start spray- your neighbor - 6445 Mimosa Lane, and even catch a glimpse ing water to make an ice slide on a hill near his from I-74, near exit 99 (Acton Road). A few someone you YOUR house so his children could slide down onto years ago, the attraction was even men- the pond. Yet, as a result of a strong wind that tioned in a list of top 10 things to do over the can trust and night, the water blew onto some nearby hon- weekend in the Indianapolis area. eysuckle bushes instead. He thought the acci- someone #1 FAN Jeff estimates that the ice tree takes about dental creation was so beautiful, he continued five to six days to build each year. Typically, it who’s here for to spray water onto the bushes each winter, is built when the weather forecast has five or even adding food coloring to make the inven- more days of temperatures below 30 degrees you when it Veal Insurance tion look more festive. In 1965, he decided to (usually in January). expand the “ice tree” into something bigger, matters For more information or to view a pho- 317-862-6641 using scrap lumber, binder twine, tree limbs to gallery, visit vealsicetree.wixsite.com/ Your Franklin Township and freshly cut brush. most! vealsicetree. There is also a YouTube vid- Vierl continued to add more brush to the Agency since 1954 eo from channel 6 made in 1984: / tree, which expanded to heights of up to 35 watch?v=FwbNjvWHJjY. or 40 feet in an average year.

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Roncalli Salutes Our All-State Honor Choir Members

Top left, children listen intently during Cowboy Bob’s talk in 1987. | Top right, grand opening of the library on Franklin Road in February 2000. | Bottom, the Franklin Road Public Library. | Inset, the Wanamaker Branch in August 1969. (Submitted photos) The beginning: a history of libraries Back row left to right: Maria Mina, Levi Ralston, Chris Figueroa in Franklin Township Front row left to right: Veronica Phillips, Ryan Sissons, Ian Knight FEATURE the Wanamaker Branch opened on April 14, 1969 at 8822 Southeastern Ave. in Franklin Township. It was the fifth of the branch li- Congratulations to these Roncalli students, By By Jon Barnes braries to open in Marion County following Communications Specialist, the expansion of services to county residents under the direction of Roncalli Choral Director Indianapolis Public Library in 1966. The leased building was purchased by the Library Board on Dec. 8, 1978. As early as 1943, a group of women formed Mr. Joey Newton, who auditioned and were The Wanamaker Branch served the town- a reading club and later petitioned the India- ship until the new 18,000-square-foot Frank- napolis Public Library for materials to begin chosen for the Indiana All-State Honor Choir! lin Road Branch, located on a five-acre piece a staffed-by-volunteers library in the empty of land at 5550 S. Franklin Road, opened on This is the seventh consecutive year that Catholic Church building in Acton. Book- Feb. 19, 2000. The Franklin Road Branch was mobile services began in Franklin Township the first new construction project in a series Roncalli has been represented in this choir. in November 1966; first in Acton, then in of expansions and renovations throughout Wanamaker. One of the smallest branches the library system during the early 2000s. All six students will perform in the in the library system with 2,569 square feet, All-State Honor Choir at a conference in January 2020. • Service Repair • Maintenance • Installation • Service Agreements

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Indiana State Department announces $2 million plan to help combat youth vaping

The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) has confirmed the first death of an Indiana resident due to severe lung injury linked to a histo- ry of e-cigarette use or “vaping.” The death was confirmed as part of an in- TOP 10 REASONS vestigation involving health officials I WON’T BE JOINING THE at the local and federal levels and in surrounding states. MARCH ON AREA 51 Indiana is also investigating 30 By Torry Stiles cases of severe lung injury linked to vaping. Eight of those have been con- 10. I had talked the paper into paying me firmed. The majority of the Indiana to go but their $17 wouldn't cover my cases have occurred among individu- bus ticket. als ages 16-29. Nationally, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 9. I've watched too many Spielberg mov- ies to think meeting aliens would go has reported more than 215 cases, STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE smoothly. with more under investigation. “These numbers are shocking, and The Southside Times is all about people matter how small, and should be recog- 8. Mom wouldn't sign my permission slip. more must be done to keep these ad- and our community. What do you like nized? Email your “Stars and Strikes” to 7. I was put into a group of folks to travel dictive and dangerous products out of in your neighborhood? What don’t you [email protected]. together and it turns out I'm the only the hands of young Hoosiers,” said In- like? Who has done something nice, no one with a driver's license. diana State Rep. Cindy Krichhofer (R- Beech Grove). “Unfortunately, most 6. The Air orceF is in charge over there and they don't chase you anymore. are unaware of the dangers of e-cig- Star: to the first day of fall Star: to Johnson County Transi- They just send in some drones. arettes, and some are even led to be- on Monday. tional Council’s resource fair to- lieve this is a healthier alternative to night to offer resources, including em- 5. My dyslexia kicked in and I ended up at smoking, which is untrue.” Star: to the first Indy Story Slam of ployment, educational and housing Forever 21. Missed the aliens but I got a great deal on a new blouse. ISDH, Indiana Governor Eric J. the season tonight. Storytelling information, to those with disabilities. Holcomb and Kris Box, MD, FACOG, Arts of Indiana, Garfield Park Arts Center 4. Dodging traffic on the Southeast side is have announced a $2 million plan to and WFYI are partnering to present the Star: to Perry Seniors & Friends rough enough without worrying about combat youth vaping that focuses on Story Slams. Golf Outing next Wednesday to soldiers with machine guns. training and education for schools, benefit senior citizens in Perry Township. 3. I'm allergic to felonies. parents and students, a youth-focused Star: to Southport High School’s text-to-quit program and a statewide 40th class reunion this Saturday Star: to Beech Grove Chamber’s 2. What? And miss the big cute pet contest vaping awareness campaign to focus evening at Muckey Duck Banquet Hall. inaugural mini golf outing next in next week's The Southside Times? on both prevention and cessation. Friday, Sept. 27. 1. I worked too hard escaping in the “I will continue to work closely first place. with Governor Holcomb and the de- partment of health on solutions to encourage all Hoosiers – especially teenagers – to adopt safe and healthy lifestyles,” Kirchhofer said. Parents and educators who want to learn more about ways to protect In- QUOTE OF THE WEEK diana youth from the dangers of vap- ing are urged to visit vapefreeindiana. isdh.in.gov. “Obstacles are things a person sees BELIEVE IT!

when he takes his eyes off his goal.” Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsensical laws on the books. Each week, – E. Joseph Cossman we’ll share one with you ... businessman In Hawaii, coins are not allowed to be placed in one’s ears. Source: dumblaws.com ss-times.com • Week of September 19-25, 2019 13 The Southside Times VIEWS

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Visit Main Street and Decorated Greenwood Vietnam local businesses Army veteran to be buried in Madison, IN Sept. 27 The city received a lot of good exposure Indy BackPack Attack Thank you to for Veteran burial – covering Roncalli’s 50th with the recent First Friday, Fall Festival The burial service for Viet- receives $7,500 grant from and Music on Main Street. All these events nam Army veteran (1970-1972), Charles The UPS Foundation anniversary celebration were very good, and they introduced a lot of “Alan” Burke is scheduled for Friday, Sept. people to Main Street. Coming up soon is 27 at Indiana Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Grant – Indy BackPack Attack received the Beautify Beech Grove Walk on Sept. 28 1415 N. Gate Road, Madison, IN 47250 at 4 Thank you! What a wonderful, beau- a $7,500 grant from The UPS Founda- and the annual “Cars R Us” car show slated p.m. Mr. Burke was a Specialist 4, received tiful spread in this week's edition of The tion, which drives global corporate citizen- for Sunday, Sept. 29. Both of these events the Army Commendation Metal for meri- Southside Times covering our 50th birthday ship and philanthropic programs for UPS will showcase Main Street as well. Please torious service, the Air Medal for meritori- celebration! (NYSE:UPS). The grant will be used toward come out for a walk and take a look at a lot ous service, the Vietnam Service Metal, the On behalf of our school and school com- school supplies to provide children the tools munity I thank you for the time, energy and of neat vehicles. Vietnam Campaign Metal w/ 60 device, a Bronze Star, two overseas service bars and they need to succeed in school. Since 1999, commitment that was shown by The South- Indy BackPack Attack has formed a strategic Respectfully Submitted, the National Defense Metal. He also held the side Times toward this historic event in our community collaboration with central Indi- school's history! Dennis B. Buckley Sharpshooter and Expert Badges. Mr. Burke died Aug. 27 at Greenwood Health and Liv- ana organizations and businesses and has We are very appreciative for all that you Mayor made it their mission to collect school sup- do not just for Roncalli but for the South- City of Beech Grove ing. It is unknown if he had any close friends other than those at Greenwood Health. Con- plies to provide children the tools they need side! So refreshing to pick up your paper to succeed in school. It’s reported that 87 and know that I am going to read positive, sidering Mr. Burke's meritorious war record while serving his country you’re encouraged percent of families in the Indianapolis Pub- uplifting stories about the great people lic Schools (IPS) system need help with ba- found on the Southside! to attend his service to recognize his hon- orable military service. The Army and the sic school supplies. With the help of local or- Greenwood & Whiteland Military Funeral ganizations and businesses, Indy BackPack Thank you again and may God Attack has collected more than six million continue to bless you and your work! Honor Guard teams will be providing full military honors. school supplies since 1999. For more infor- Chuck Weisenbach mation about Indy BackPack Attack or to Principal make a tax-deductible donation, please visit Roncalli High School indybackpackattack.org.

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Dey Dommer used to treat patients at Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health. Now, the former nurse is an owner and baker for New Dey Rising Café and Bakery in Beech Grove. “I heal people with food,” Cinnamon buns are a popular choice she said. New Dey Rising opened for breakfast at New Dey Rising Aug. 30 and offers homemade baked goods from Dommer’s own fresh eggs from free-range chickens, bone great-great-grandmother and great-aunts broth, banana butter, preserves and Keto from Germany. Besides traditional baked and gluten-free products. Lunch items are goods, Dommer bakes Swedish wedding also available, including pasta salads, fresh cakes that consist of crushed pineapple, sandwiches and adult “lunchables.” Dommer pecans and walnuts with a cream cheese will start making soup as temperatures frosting to hold the moisture in (a delicious drop. New Dey Rising is open Monday option taste-tested by this writer) that goes through Saturday from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. For Greenwood has kicked off the Movies in the Park Series, held at the Amphitheater in Craig Park. The next well with your choice of mild, medium or more information, visit :New-Dey-Rising- movie, The Addams Family, will be shown Oct. 11. (Submitted photo) dark coffee. Café-and-Bakery or email Dey Dommer at Paintings for sale from local artists [email protected]. adorn the walls. Various food and drinks from local businesses participating in area Location: CALENDAR OF EVENTS farmers markets are available for purchase: 702 Main St., Beech Grove For a complete listing of events, please go to ss- Fairgrounds, 250 Fairground St. | Info: For tickets times.com/category/night-day. or more information, contact Sharon at (317) BEHIND BARS WHERE I DINE 690-5020 or Cora at (317) 862-5262. BEECH GROVE Vito Provolone’s Zane Bruce, Indianapolis GARFIELD PARK Weekly Wednesday Dinner • Hornet Park hosts Bartender: Where do you like to dine? free dinner for families every Wednesday. | When: Indy Story Slam • Storytelling Arts of Indiana Lisa DeCamp, Indianapolis Yats Sept. 25, dinner at 5:30 p.m.; activities start at 6 is partnering with Garfield Park Arts Center and p.m. | Where: Hornet Park Community Center, WFYI to present six Indy Story Slams during its What do you like Location: 5245 Hornet Ave. | Info: (317) 803-9086; hornet- 2019-2020 regular season. The first one on Sept. 8031 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis to eat there? Curry chicken etouffee parkcommunitycenter.com. 19 will be included among the attractions of the Garfield Park Biergarten. Fans of The Moth Radio Italian Margarita: HPCC Safety Series: Student Empowerment • Hour and similar spoken-word events all over the • 2 oz. Amaretto What do you like about this place? Cajun grill is not something you often come Learn techniques for dealing with difficult situa- country can share their stories here at home or • 1 oz. Tequila tions that students often face. Includes dinner. $5 just come to listen and support other members • 1 oz Triple sec across in the Midwest. It’s not the usual per person. | When: Sept.30, dinner at 5:30 p.m.; of our growing storytelling community. Biergar- • 2 oz. lemonade American fare of burgers and fries. • 2 oz. Sweet and program is from 6-8 p.m. | Where: Hornet Park ten hours are 5:30-9 p.m. $10. | When: Sept. 19, 6 sour mix. Community Center, 5245 Hornet Ave. | Info: (317) p.m. | Where: Garfield Park Conservatory Dr. | Info: Yats Greenwood 803-9086; hornetparkcommunitycenter.com. storytellingarts.com. Shake ingredients 1280 US 31, Greenwood, IN 46142 with ice, pour in (317) 865-9971 Bike Rodeo • This free family event includes a goblet and place a FRANKLIN drawing for a free youth bike, helmet fitting, ob- cherry in drink. stacle courses, a group bike ride, safety tips and 2019 Nimble Thimbles Quilt Show • Over 200 rules of the road. | When: Sept. 28, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. quilts on display; an old-fashioned quilting bee. | Where: Garfield Christian Church, 1751 Walker Bee-sew inspired; quilts surround you with love, Ave. | Info: IMPD Officer Jason Hayes at (317) 327- beauty and warmth. Show times are as follows: 6339 or [email protected]. Friday, Sept. 20: 4-8:30 p.m. Special Friday event: Compiled by Nancy Price hors d’oeuvres at 6 p.m. and speaker Deb Strain, top moda designer, artist and quilter at 7 p.m. GREENWOOD Saturday, Sept. 21: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Special Saturday events: mini-demonstrations every hour on the The Cultivating Garden Club • Topic: “Plant Your WHAT'S GOING ON SOUTHSIDE? hour. Weekend pass: $10 in advance; $12 at the Garden, Garden Your Plan.” Speaker: Carol Michael, door; day pass (Saturday only): $5; children under Send your news & events to: [email protected]. 12 are free. | When: Sept. 20, 4-8:30 p.m.; Sept. 21, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. | Where: Scott Hall, Johnson County Calendar continued on page 17. ss-times.com • Week of September 19-25, 2019 17 The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY

★★✩✩✩ • R • Drama • 2 hours, 29 minutes An Affordable Assisted Lifestyle Community The Goldfinch A visually stunning mess for the Older Adult. CELEBRATING 1 YEAR! MOVIE REVIEW art museum in New York City. From staying not deliver in the role. APARTMENTS with his affluent classmate’s family to being More than bad performances and dull ARE LIMITED. taken in by his once absent father, Theo’s life material however, The Goldfinch fails most By Bradley Lane is in a constant state of flux after his mother at delivering a message underlying the sto- passes. This instability leads him on a dan- ry. Theo goes through trials and tribulations, The Goldfinch is a Pulitzer Prize-win- gerous path of bad decisions and question- but after all was said and done, I was left with ning novel that was adapted into a film by able associations. These decisions are paral- an overwhelming sense of nothingness. The screenwriter Peter Straughan. The novel is leled in the telling of an adult Theo’s story, film leaves you with no lasting impressions, over 1,000 pages long and is densely packed where he copes with the trauma stemming and ultimately, that becomes its fatal flaw. A with a multi-generational storyline. Need- from that fateful day in the art museum. film fails most when it fails to speak to its less to say, it is a daunting task to distill this The most readily apparent element of the audience. Odyssey-like story into a feature length film. film is its jaw-dropping gorgeous presenta- Despite beautiful cinematography, The As a writer you have two routes in an adap- tion. The legendary cinematographer Rog- Goldfinch fails to communicate any mean- Amenities Services tation like this: focus the story in the novel er Deacons lends his expertise to elevate ingful ideas in its lengthy two-and-a-half- • Private apartment with full, to its bare essentials and cut out everything private bathroom an otherwise bland film. The first and third hour runtime. else and risk disappointing fans of the book • Kitchenette with sink, refrigerator act drag immensely, but it never becomes or make a nearly three-hour-long film and and microwave unbearable thanks to Deacon’s eye for slick risk a lack of cohesion. The actual film lands • Ample closet space lighting and beautiful shot composition. Bradley is a Beech Grove High School somewhere in between these two and riding • Individually controlled heating and Unfortunately, Deacon’s presentation is alumnus and has been enamored by the fence like this ends up incurring the con- film for as long as he can remember. air conditioning wasted on a dull story and unremarkable sequences of both styles of adaptation. He is currently in his third year studying • Carpet in living and sleeping areas performances. Besides the main child actor, at IUPUI, majoring in Media and Public The Goldfinch chronicles the journey of a • Linoleum in kitchen and ceramic tile Oakes Fegley, the performances feel as flat Affairs with a minor in Film. Bradley can in bathroom young Theo Decker as he deals with the trau- be contacted at [email protected]. as cardboard. Specifically, Ansel Elgort’s role ma of losing his mother in the bombing of an • Emergency call devices in bathroom demands a high level of emoting that he can- and bedroom • Pre-wired for cable TV and telephone • Mini-blinds provided Calendar continued from page 16. Beech Grove Chamber Inaugural Mini Golf When: Sept. 21, 6-10 p.m. | Where: Muckey Duck Outing • Our Inaugural Mini Golf Outing will in- Banquet Hall, 4425 Southport Crossings Way. | Services clude a food truck, bar, games, contests and priz- Info: Bob White at (317) 220-2172. • Ongoing health monitoring and author of Potted and Pruned: Living a Gardening es. Join us for a fun afternoon of food, games and nursing assessments networking. Cost is $20 per player or $80 for a Life. New members are welcome. | When: Sept. 19, • Assistance with activities for daily living: foursome. This is an event for those at or over the WHITELAND 6 p.m. | Where: St. John’s UCC, U.S. 31 & Southport bathing, dressing, walking, personal age of 21. Registration is required. | When: Sept. Road. | Info: Diana Williams: (317) 258-7916. grooming and hygiene 27; noon-4 p.m. | Where: Otte Family Fun Center, Resource Fair • This resource fair, sponsored • Medication reminders and assistance Rummage and Bake Sale • Large annual Rum- 681 Sheek Road, Greenwood. | Info: beechgrove- by the Johnson County Transition Council, is to chamber.org/golf-outing. • Three restaurant-style meals daily mage & Bake Sale. | When: Sept 21, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. help students with valuable information as they plus snacks | Where: Smith Valley United Methodist Church, transition from high school. Vocational rehabili- • Weekly housekeeping and laundry services 5293 Old Smith Valley Road. | Info: sharonkind- Fifth Sunday FunDay • Free food, games, bounce tation and more than 30 other providers will of- • Assistance with transportation needs [email protected]. house and more! All are welcome! | When: Sept. fer information about employment, educational • 24-hour staffng and reception desk 29, 10 a.m. | Where: Triumph Church, 99 W. Broad- resources, housing and other services for people • Range of interesting and varied programs Children’s Concert • The Greater Greenwood way (corners of Broadway and Brewer). | Info: with disabilities. Vendor door prizes. The ARC and events Community Band will hold a free children’s con- (317) 513-2251. will conduct a presentation on SSI from 7-8 p.m. cert. From Disney fan favorites to classic cartoon Light refreshments and child friendly activities • Medicaid accepted melodies, this will be a concert that will appeal to will be available. Child care will not be provided. Due to growth we are hiring few good people. all ages. This is a free concert open to the public. PERRY TOWNSHIP | When: Sept. 19, 6:30-8 p.m. | Where: Whiteland LPN’S, QMA’S and CNA’S. Free refreshments, balloon animals and tempo- High School, 300 Main St. North Building, Tracy rary tattoos will be provided; plus, we will have Perry Township/Southport Historical Society Road, enter door #5 (behind the Taco Bell). | Info: a gift give-away! A special hands-on demonstra- Meeting • Our meeting will feature a familiar : Johnson CTY Transition Council. tion of the instruments begins at 3 p.m. | When: Southside name: Jack Christy with Christy’s of In- Sept. 22, 4 p.m. | Where: Surina Park, 100 Surina diana Auctions will tell us about the auction busi- Way. | Info: greenwoodband.org. ness and answer your questions about auction items that you may be interested in selling. Our 2019 Perry Seniors & Friends Golf Outing • We invitation is open to all who may be interested! will have 136 golfers ready to enjoy a day of golf, Light refreshments will be served. | When: Sept. cart, green fees, lunch/dinner, prizes and educa- 24, 7 p.m. | Where: Perry Township Education tion from our sponsors. Registration begins at Center, 6548 Orinoco Ave., room 210. | Info: (317) 10:30 a.m., sponsors take their places at 11:30 789-3979; gsbaweb.org/perry-township-south- For more information, call a.m. and golf starts at noon. Dinner will start port-historical-society. when the golfers come in at about 5:30 p.m. All monies earned at this charitable event are do- 317-885-4446 nated to Perry Senior Citizens Services, a non- SOUTHPORT ENJOY YOUR WEEK! 8601 South Shelby Street profit organization supporting senior citizens in Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 Perry Township. Call now to reserve your spot or Visit ss-times.com for hellenicseniorliving-indianapolis.com sponsorship! | When: Sept. 25, shotgun at noon. Southport High School 40th Class Reunion • Join your classmates for your 40th class reunion. | Where: Winding River Golf Course, 8015 Mann weekly news and events. Managed by Gardant Management Solutions Road. | Info: (317) 783-9231; perryseniors.org. Cost is $30. Register on at Class of 79 link.| 18 Week of September 19-25, 2019 • ss-times.com LIFESTYLE The Southside Times Who are you calling an idiom? Nimble Thimble Quilt Club invites new members

at no cost,” Haley said. that makes our language hard to learn. FEATURE GRAMMAR GUY Members of the club also make time for One of my favorite idioms is, “You can’t fun, whether going on “shop hops” to shop judge a book by its cover.” While I don’t By Nancy Price for materials in quilting shops throughout By Curtis Honeycutt agree literally with this statement, its fig- Indiana and Kentucky while winning priz- urative truth holds up to scrutiny. We Quilting has become popular again in Some people take things literally. Klepto- es for participating, attending the Johnson shouldn’t judge people at face value; in- recent years. People are discovering quilt- maniacs take things, literally. County Homemakers May Day Breakfast stead, we should look “under the hood,” so ing not only provides a creative outlet, but Literalists aren’t fans of idioms. Idioms are and Holiday Happenings, or going on a bus to speak, and get to know them better be- may also relieve stress, boost concentration phrases with figurative meanings; they aren’t trip to Missouri Star Quilt Company. fore we draw any conclusions. and help to lower blood pressure. Joining a intended to be taken literally. Believe it or “Nimble Thimble has an annual Christ- The only literal thing that costs an arm quilt club also helps to connect people with not, my friend, Byron, tends to take things mas Party at Central Nine – ‘To the Nines,’” and a leg is going swimming with hungry a common interest. literally; so, when I suggest we “paint the Haley said. “We play games, sing songs, ex- sharks. As an idiom, however, something The Nimble Thimble Quilt Club is a ser- town red” on Friday night, he goes to his ga- change homemade gifts, donate an item to a that costs “an arm and a leg” is merely in- vice-oriented group and member of the rage to get his paint rollers. designated charity and eat a great buffet pre- credibly expensive. The same idea goes for Johnson County Homemakers. In fact, poor Byron really has an ax to grind pared by the students. It is a wonderful way “robbing the cradle.” You’re not stealing a “Nimble Thimble members are a friend- with idioms, although, if I told him that, he’d to celebrate the holidays.” baby, but instead, when someone says this, ly, welcoming, generous and gracious group claim he only had a problem with idioms. Nimble Thimble meets at the Johnson she means that you are marrying someone who enjoy sharing their creative skills such Idioms are designed to express a sentiment, County Extension Office on the first Friday significantly younger than you. as quilting, sewing and other needlework,” feeling, or an idea. If I said, “Don’t count your of each month. For more information, please Idioms are a dime a dozen, so forgive me said Jan Haley, member and past president of chickens before they hatch,” I’m not claim- visit sites.google.com/view/nimble-thimble- if I rubbed you the wrong way; please don’t Nimble Thimble. Nimble Thimble Quilt Club ing to be a chicken or egg farmer; instead, I’m quilt-club/home. get bent out of shape. Sometimes it’s hard to welcomes all – no matter race, creed, age, suggesting that you shouldn’t count on some- wrap your head around figurative language. skill, male or female. I always encourage oth- thing before it has come into reality. ers to join because not only are we a creative An idiom is a type of figurative language. outlet for their craft, but it is an opportunity The point of figurative language is to make 2019 Nimble Curtis Honeycutt is an award- to meet others with the same passion, giving your speech or writing more impactful or ef- winning syndicated humor one an opportunity to learn from each other.” Thimble Quilt Show fective. Other types of figurative language in- columnist. Connect with him on Twitter (@curtishoneycutt) or at Members have many prospects to give WHEN: Friday, Sept. 20, 4-8:30 p.m. & clude euphemisms, metaphors, similes, hyper- curtishoneycutt.com. back, both to their local community and na- Saturday, Sept. 21, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. bole, personification and – my favorite – puns. tionwide. Examples of service projects in- In fact, idioms exist in most languages. This WHERE: Scott Hall, Johnson County clude generating quilts for veterans, the Fairgrounds, 250 Fairground St. isn’t just another tricky English construction homeless and those in hospice, sewing baby WHAT: Bee-Sew Inspired: Quilts Surround items for WIC, creating fleece blankets and You with Love, Beauty and Warmath. duffle bags for KidsPeace, making pillows and Over 200 quilts on display and an old- pillowcases for Turning Point Crisis Center fashioned quilting bee demonstration. and producing adult bibs, walker bags and Special Friday event: hors d’oeuvres at 6 p.m. and speaker Deb Strain, top quilts for Johnson County Senior Services. moda designer, artist and quilter at 7 Nimble Thimble also offers a quarterly p.m. Special Saturday event: mini-dem- basic quilters workshop, typically taught by onstrations every hour on the hour. one or more seasoned quilters. “The top- COST: Weekend pass: $10 in advance; $12 at ic of the workshop is determined by mem- the door; day pass (Saturday only): $5; bers of the club who want more information children under 12 are free. on such things as binding a quilt, squaring INFO: Sharon at (317) 690-5020 or a block, paper piecing, applique and other Cora at (317) 862-5262 skills of quilting. 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OBITUARIES Geraldine E. Johnson Oswin Fernando Ortiz Donna K. Stocker Geraldine E. “Gerri” Johnson, 86, of Indianapolis, Oswin Fernando Ortiz, 17, died Sept. 11, 2019. Donna K. Stocker, 85, died Sept. 14, 2019. She died Sept. 10, 2019. She was born April 13, 1933 He was born Feb. 2, 2002 in Indianapolis. Oswin was born Sept. 13, 1934 in Indianapolis to the Georgia Ethel Walden Belcas in Indianapolis to the late Martin and Ellen was a junior at Perry Meridian late Joseph and Thelma (Harvey) (Grubbs) Kindler. She was preceded in death by High School. He enjoyed playing Stocker. Donna graduated from Georgia Ethel Walden Belcas, 89, of Indianapolis, her husband, Clarence Johnson; daughter, Becky; football, lifting weights and Emmerich Manual High School died Sept. 13, 2019, after a long battle with great-grandson, Zack; and sisters, Kathryn and keeping fit. He liked nature and in 1952. After graduating, she dementia. Georgia was born in London, KY, April Mary Lou. Gerri is survived by sons, David (Debbie) finding bugs. He was preceded worked for the State of Indiana 6, 1930, the daughter of George and Cecil Nora Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Randy (Nancy) Johnson in death by an uncle, Sergio for over 45 years in various Walden. She was preceded in death by her parents; and Jeffrey (Brenda) Johnson; five grandchildren; Humberto Zivec. He is survived divisions prior to retirement. her husband of 64 years; Theodore Belcas; her nine great-grandchildren; three great-great- by his parents, Oswin F. Ortiz and Donna was a member of the granddaughter, Kerri Anne Belcas Walker; son-in- grandchildren; and brothers, Chuck, Bill and Ralph. Patricia Y. Zivec-Ortiz; his maternal grandparents, Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion Post law, David Weltich; four sisters and two brothers. Visitation was held on Sept. 15 at G. H. Herrmann Rosalinda Zivec and Sergio Horacio Zivec; his #88 Garfield Park, the Democratic Party and She is survived by her children, Gail (Charlie) Gill, Greenwood Funeral Home, 1605 S. State Road 135 paternal grandparents, Fernando Ortiz and Blanca the Fraternal Order of Eagles, where she was Gloria Weltich, David (Karen) Belcas, Dianne (Joe) and Olive Branch Road. Gerri was buried in Forest Ortiz; his brother and sister, Lesley Y. and Dominic a lifetime member of each for 67 years. She Armstroff, Ted (Suzanne) Belcas, Amy (Bryan) Lawn Memory Gardens. R. Ortiz; his maternal aunts, Stephanie Zivec and enjoyed playing cards with family and friends, Alexander and Bryan Belcas; 17 grandchildren; Belinda Maldonado; his paternal aunt, Arelyy bingo nights and traveling around the United and 14 great-grandchildren. A celebration of S. Ortiz; and his uncle, Jesus H. Zivec. He is also States, most commonly to her favorite place, life service will be held Oct. 6, 1 p.m. at Compass Gwendolyn B. Jones survived by numerous extended family and close Sanibel, Fl. Survivors include her godchildren, Park, 690 State St., Franklin. Arrangements were Gwendolyn B. Jones, 77, of Greenwood, formerly friends. Services were held Sept. 17 in Lauck & Paul Pittman (Marci), Maria Pittman-Hughes entrusted to G.H. Herrmann Madison Avenue of French Lick, IN, died Sept. 10, 2019. She was Veldhof Funeral & Cremation Services. (Stan), Daniel Pittman (Heather Schoolcraft) Funeral Home. born Aug. 7, 1942, the daughter of the late Jon and Christina Pittman (Ted Wagner); great- and Doris (Frietzsche) Wood. Gwen enjoyed Joseph Angelo Purichia godchildren, Nicholas Pittman, Danielle Hughes, Wanda Ann Beretta mushroom hunting and winter camping. She Dominic Pittman and Paul Pittman; dear-friend, was known as a “pyromaniac” and “cookie Joseph Angelo Purichia died Sept. 6, 2019. Joe was Wanda Ann Beretta, 85, died Sept. 15, 2019. A Marie Pittman-Oechsle; and many extended monster!” She was preceded in death by her born to the late Angelo and Josephine Purichia. Joe mass of Christian burial will be conducted Sept. Stocker, Harvey and Page family members. brothers, Dennis Wood and Jon Wood. Gwen is graduated from George Washington High School 20, 12:30 p.m. at St. Jude Catholic Church, 5353 Visitation will be held Sept. 19, 4-7:30 p.m. in survived by her husband of 49 years, Lloyd H. in 1962. He graduated from Butler University with McFarland Road, with visitation from 11 a.m. Lauck & Veldhof Funeral &Cremation Services, Jones; children, Sandy (Tom) McKnight, Becky a bachelor’s degree, later returning to obtain a until the time of the mass. She will be buried in 1458 S. Meridian St., with a service at 7:30 Boyd (David Passmore), Eric Bodenheimer master’s degree. Joe obtained his counseling degree Calvary Cemetery. p.m. Prayers will be said Sept. 20, 9 a.m. in the and Jeff (Audrey) Jones; grandchildren, Greg from Indiana University. Joe taught biology, served funeral home, with a procession to Concordia Browning, Justin Jones, Chad Foster, Justin Boyd, as a coach and counselor at various high schools. Cemetery for burial. Colleen Gaskins Matthew Hamilton, Martin Boyd, Kurtis Schnepp, He completed his career at Washington High Colleen Gaskins, 64, of Indianapolis, died Sept. 13, Kara Jones, Desiree Jones, Haylee Boyd, Nick School as a director of guidance in Washington, 2019. All services are private. Funeral arrangements Jones, Steven Moffatt and Sawyer Moffatt; 13 IN. Joe was a member of the Roberts Park United have been entrusted to The Cremation Society of great-grandchildren; and brothers, Mike Wood, Methodist Church. Joe is preceded in death by his Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, 46227. Tim Kaiser and Brian Frietzsche. Visitation was brothers, Bill, Nick and Spiro; and his sister, Nula. He Obituaries continued on page 20. held Sept. 13 at 2:30 p.m. at G.H. Herrmann is survived by his wife, Janet (Mitchell); son, Jeffery Joseph Brooks Heath Greenwood Funeral Home, 1605 S. State Road Purichia (Terri); daughter, Heather Purichia Malin 135, Greenwood. Gwen was buried in Greenwood (Greg); four granddaughters, Maggie, Anna and Joseph Brooks Heath, 69, of Indianapolis, died Cemetery immediately following the service. Grace Purichia and Lily Malin; brothers, Michael, Complete Sept. 9, 2019. All services will be private. Funeral Carol and Steve; and one sister, Catherine. Visitation arrangements have been entrusted to Simplicity Harry Robert Matejka was held at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Burial Package Funeral and Cremation Care, Indianapolis Chapel. Crematory-Greenwood Chapel, 481 W. Main St., Harry Robert Matejka, 71, of Indianapolis, died Greenwood, Sept. 15. A funeral service was held $2000 Isaac Herald Sept. 6, 2019. Survivors include his children, Sept. 16 at Roberts Park United Methodist Church, Adrian Matejka, Natasha (Kirk) Carpenter and Rik Isaac Herald, 28, of Indianapolis, died Sept. 9, 2019. 401 N. Delaware St. Indianapolis. Joe was buried in Harris; grandchildren, Deshea Carpenter-Matejka, Washington Park North Cemetery. • Opening & Closing All services are private. Funeral arrangements Keshawn Matejka, Jasmin Harris, Dakota Harris have been entrusted to The Cremation Society of and Marley Matejka; and a sister, Betty Matejka. • Concrete Container Indiana, 4115 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis, 46227. Family and friends gathered for a celebration of Gerald Joseph Schuster • Tent & Chairs life service Sept. 13 at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Gerald Joseph Schuster, 82, of Indianapolis, • Purchase At Need Charles L. Hoagland Service & Crematory, 481 W. Main St. Greenwood. died Sept. 14, 2019. He was born July 2, 1937 Charles L. Hoagland of Bargersville died Sept. in Indianapolis to the late • Any Gravesite You Choose 9, 2019. He was 90 years old. Charles was born Barbara Mitchell Theodore Joseph Schuster and Helen Elizabeth (Schott) Schuster in Lafayette, IN on June 22, 1929 to the late Barbara Helen Mitchell, 77, of Indianapolis, died George Ray and Mae (Bucher) Hoagland. After Sander. Gerald graduated from Sept. 13, 2019. She was born Sept. 24, 1941 in Sacred Heart High School, class graduating from New Richmond High School, Beverly, MA to the late Charles Charles eventually joined the military, serving of 1956. He served in the United and Francis Thibedeau. She was States Air Force and was a in the United States Army during the Korean a 12-year breast cancer survivor. War. Charles was a lifelong farmer, a member firefighter with the Indianapolis She enjoyed being outside and Fire Department for 21 years, working at stations of St. John's United Church of Christ and was a was affectionately known as "the 4-H leader for over 35 years. In addition to his 17 and 29. He was a member of the Firefighters porch lady" by her neighbors. Union and the American Legion Post 355. He parents, he is preceded in death by one brother, Barbara will be remembered for Ralph Blue. Charles is survived by his wife, was preceded in death by his parents; and her love of being around those brothers, Bernard, Thomas and Richard Schuster. Louise (Dunker) Hoagland; children, Mary Carter that she loved; especially cooking meals and (Rodney), Martha Forrest, Violet Thomas (Danny) Survivors include his wife, Marilyn Niehaus having family over to enjoy them. She is survived Schuster; daughters, Karen (David) Westerfield, ALL ADULT PLOTS $675 and George Hoagland (Theresa); sisters, Emma by her husband, Denton "Mitch" Mitchell; her five Perkins, Betty Bruner and Mary Jackson; as well as Nancy (Brett) Saksa and Lisa (Brian) Christopher; COLUMBARIUM NICHE children, William "Bill" Driscoll (Beverly), Ramona siblings, Mary Ellen Butler, Margie Cahill, Betty $950 - $1150 five grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Driscoll (Debra Price), Cheryl Ann Brousseau (Jim), Services for Charles L. Hoagland were held Sept. McPherson and David (Marsha) Sander; eight Steve Mitchell (Kim) and Bobby Jo Reynolds; her grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. 14 at St. John's United Church of Christ, 7031 S. two sisters, Shirley White and Donna Field; as well East St., Indianapolis. Burial was in Tippecanoe Services were held Sept. 18 in Lauck & Veldhof 2703 S. Meridian Street as her 10 grandchildren and numerous great- Funeral & Cremation Service. A private family Memory Gardens. Arrangements were entrusted grandchildren. Visitation will be held Sept. 19 from Indpls. IN, 46225 – (317) 786-7733 to Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and burial was held after service in Calvary Cemetery 5-7 p.m. at Oakley-Hammond Funeral Home, 5342 with full military honors. concordiacemeteryindy.com Crematory-Greenwood Chapel. E. Washington St., Indianapolis. 20 Week of September 19-25, 2019 • ss-times.com FOR THE RECORD Obituaries The Southside Times Obituaries continued from page 19. Orval David West Orval David West, 89, died Sept, 13, 2019 in Indianapolis. Orval was born to the late Arthur William H. Thornburg David and Ossie Marie (Miller) West in Helmsburg, William “Bill” H. Thornburg, 90, of Greenwood, died IN. Orval was a veteran of the United States Air Sept. 10, 2019. He was born Jan. 5, 1929 in Muncie, Force. He worked as a meter reader for IPL for IN to the late Horace and Ada Bantz Thornburg. several years. After medically retiring from IPL, Bill was a graduate of Tech High School. After high he began working in the real estate industry in school Bill began his career at Eli Lilly. He served both Indiana and Florida. Orval loved cars: he in the Korean Conflict, joining the Navy on Aug. was often known for the car he was driving. Orval 25,1948 and was honorably discharged on Aug. was a member of Christ United Methodist Church 25, 1952. When he returned home, he resumed for many years. Orval is survived by his wife of 60 his career at Eli Lilly. Bill married Betty Moore in years, Mima Jane West; one daughter, Cara Snider October 1952. Betty died in August 1999. Bill then (Greg); two brothers, Ron West (Pam) and Roy met Vickie; they were married in July 2002. He is West (Sally). A visitation will be held Sept. 19, 2-4 survived by his wife of 17 years, Vickie Thornburg; p.m. at Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Care, 7520 daughters Connie Odom (Terry), Judy Fleener Madison Ave, Indianapolis, 46227. A memorial (Tim), Karen Green (Andrew) and Julie Long service will begin at 4 p.m. (Glenn); 18 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; and brother, Richard “Dick” Thornburg (Ida). Roger Clyde Williams Visitation was held Sept. 13 at G.H. Herrmann Roger Clyde Williams, 90, died Sept. 15, 2019. He Greenwood Funeral Home, 1605 S. State Road was born Feb. 11, 1929 in Miller, SD to the late 135, Greenwood. A funeral service was conducted Clyde O. and Nina Olive (Moore) Williams. He Sept. 14, 2019 at Northern Park Baptist Church, was a member of St. Rock Catholic Church, CWA 598 N. Meridian St., Greenwood. He was buried in and Pioneers of America. He served his country Crown Hill Cemetery with military honors. as a United States Navy reserve. He retired from Indiana Bell (AT&T) after 39 years of service as Mary Sue Todd a lineman. He enjoyed his time spent with his Mary Sue “Sandy” Todd, 74, of Indianapolis, died family, fishing, camping, working in the yard and Sept. 8, 2019. She was born Jan. 18, 1945 in Beech flowers, being out in nature watching the birds Grove to the late Mary and Marion Sanders. She was and tinkering around the house. He was preceded a member of Southport High School’s Key Club. in death by his wife of 60 years, Janice Williams; Sandy joined the Army after high school, serving a brother, Mark Williams; and sister, Margaret in hospital administration. She met her husband, Schults. Survivors include his children, Michael Bill Todd in the Army. Sandy worked at Citizens Gas Williams, David (Bev) Williams, Richard (Maria) and Coke Utility for 25 years in customer service, Williams, Jeanine (Vali) Ziedonis, Julie Williams, then became a map detailer. She worked on the Cheryl (Gene) Gray; seven grandchildren, Brittany, suicide hotline and volunteered at St. Jude and the Zachery, Corey, John, Hannah, Ethan and Seth; local YMCA. She enjoyed spending time with her and two great-grandsons, Malcolm and Herbert. grandchildren and her puppies, Max and Barney. Visitation will be held Sept. 23, 4-8 p.m. at G. H. She was an artist using many different mediums to Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 stPLACE express her talent. Sandy was an avid photographer, Madison Ave. A mass of Christian burial will be Pet conducted Sept. 24, 10 a.m. at St. Roch Catholic taking many pictures and developing them herself. She loved her arts and crafts. She was preceded Church, 3600 S. Pennsylvania St. Indianapolis. He 1 will be buried in Calvary Cemetery. in death by her sister, Roberta Benjamin; and her Lovers brother, Charles Noble. Sandy is survived by her daughter, Amber Marie (Robert Buchanan); a son, William Charles Todd; and spouse, Amy Weaver; grandchildren, Ryan, Kathryn and Alexandria; Issue and great-grandchildren, William and Luna; sister, Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors Ginger Cain; and brother, Joe Sanders. Funeral are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ We know Southsiders love their services were conducted Sept. 13 at G. H. Herrmann ss-times.com. Information received by noon Tuesday Madison Avenue Funeral Home. will be published Thursday, space permitting. pets. To celebrate that affection, The Southside Times is having its sixth annual Southside Pet Lovers issue. Bruce L. Bitler devoted father and papa, Bruce is survived by We have asked our readers to his daughter, Ashley Bitler; and granddaughter, submit their best photo of their cat, Bruce L. Bitler, 67, of Beech Grove, cast his Makayla Victory of Chicago. He also leaves dog or other pet. Our staff will choose final fishing line on Aug.17, 2019 during his behind a stepdaughter, Rhonda Morris- ndPLACE annual summer vacation in Orr, MN. Bruce the top three and all other entries will Gengler of Moline, IL; siblings, Danny (Meridee) was born June 17, 1952 in Clinton, IA to Phyllis be published in the Sept. 26 issue. 2 Bitler, Harry “Butch” Bitler, Steve “Merle” Bitler, R. Wierema and Donald G. Bitler. He attended Brian (Vicki) Bitler and Dawn (Rob) Snowden; Fulton High School before proudly serving in as well as many nieces and nephews and great- Please e-mail your image with the United States Army from 1970-1972. He nieces and great-nephews, who affectionately your name and area of residence lovingly welcomed daughter, Ashley Lynn, in referred to him as “Santa.” A Celebration of to "Pet Lovers" at [email protected] by 1977. Bruce enjoyed bartending at Howard’s September 13 or mail your photo to: Life will be held in Bruce’s honor on Oct. 12 Tap in Albany prior to moving to Indianapolis in Albany, IL. The American Legion will lead 7670 US 31 South, Indianapolis, 46227 in 1994. Bruce was then employed as a UAW (We may not be able to return photos.) a precession at noon beginning at the Bitler Steward at Navistar in Indianapolis until he headstone located in Lusk Memorial Cemetery. For more information, call (317) 300-8782. retired in 2009. Bruce is preceded in death A luncheon will follow at the American Legion Presented by by his father, Donald; his mother, Phyllis; and rdPLACE Hall #1079. All who knew and loved Bruce are 3 brothers, Timothy and Gregory. A loving and welcome to attend. ss-times.com • Week of September 19-25, 2019 21 The Southside Times SOUTHSIDE MARKETPLACE

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Christian Education: 9:30 a.m. 7 p.m. | Sunday School after Worship. | ✞ SOUTHERN BAPTIST & 5 p.m. | Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. | 1653. | Rev. In Suk Peebles. | Sun.: 10:15 St. Athanasius Byzantine Eastern Tapestry Church • 4135 Smith Valley stpaulsindy.com. | : StPaulsIndy. Calvary Baptist Church • 200 Sunset a.m. | Sunday School: 9 a.m. Wed.: 7 p.m. | KJV. Blvd., Greenwood. | Ph: (317) 881-5743. - Rite Catholic Church • Blaine Ave., Road, Greenwood | Ph: (317)784-4431 | ✞ NAZARENE Rosedale Hills United Methodist • First Baptist Church of BG • 5521 Woven Worship: 9:45 a.m. | Traditional | Josh Blight, Associate Pastor of Youth Indpls. | Ph: (317) 632-4157. | Fr. Bryan Cross-Way Community Church of 4450 S. Keystone Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) Churchman Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) Eyman. | Sun. (Divine Liturgy Celebrated): Worship: 10:30 a.m. | gototapestry.org. & Families. | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. | Sunday 784-1478. | office@fbcbeechgrove. the Nazarene • 1248 Buffalo St., Beech School: 9 a.m. | Something for All Ages. 786-6474 | Email: [email protected]. | 10 a.m. | Parish luncheon follows liturgy. | ✞ EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Grove. | Pr. Mark Ramsey. | Sun.: 11 a.m. | Rev. Jill Howard. | Sun.: 9:30 a.m. | Sunday com. | Sun.: 9:30 a.m. | Sunday School: saindy.com. Southwood Baptist Church • 501 S. 4th 10:50 a.m. | Wed.: 7-8 p.m. | Childcare & CHURCH OF AMERICA /CrosswayCCN. School: 10:45 a.m. | rosedalehillsumc.org. St. Jude • 5353 McFarland Road, Ave., Beech Grove | Ph: (317)786-2719 | programs, all ages, all services. Join Us! | Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church ✞ NON-DENOMINATIONAL Pstr: Stephen Meister | Worship Service: Smith Valley United Methodist Church fbcbeechgrove.com. Indpls. | Ph: (317) 786-4371. | Rev. Peter • 4702 S. East St., Indpls. | Ph: (317) • 5293 Old Smith Valley Road, Greenwood. Marshall. | Sun.: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 a.m. | Church Without Walls • 8977 N. 700 10:45 a.m. | Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. | Historic Grace Baptist Church “Since 786-7854. | Worship Sun.: 9:30 a.m. | Sun. & Wed. Eve Worship: 6:30 p.m. | Ph. (317) 881-1641. | Sun. Worship: 9:30 Sat. Anticipation Mass: 5 p.m. “We Welcome You.” W., Fountaintown. | (317) 771-4689. | a.m. | Sunday School: 11 a.m. | Bible Study 1927” • 1907 E. Woodlawn Ave., Indpls. | Sun.: 11:30 a.m. | "Safe Place to be Real." | St. Mark Catholic Church • 535 E. Trinity Baptist Church • 375 E. Wed.: 6:30 p.m. | smithvalleyumc.org. Ph: (317) 638-3143 or (317) 536-8655. | ✞ INDEPENDENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH christianspeakingministries.com. Southport Road, Indpls. | Ph: (317) 881- Edgewood Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 787- Whiteland United Methodist Church Pr. Rick J. Stone. | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. Bethany Christian Church • 4727 S. 2122. | Pr. Douglas Rumsey. | Sun. Bible 8246. | Fr. Bill Marks. | Deacon Paul Community Church of Greenwood • 309 Main St., Whiteland | Ph. 317-535- | Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Sherman Dr., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 787-5103. Study: 9:30 a.m. | Sun. Services: 10:45 a.m. Fisherkeller. | Sun.: 7:30, 9:30, 11:45 a.m. • 1477 W. Main St., Greenwood. | Ph: 4287 | Rev. Bill Clark | Sun. Worship 10:30 | Lighthouse Baptist Church • 6950 E. | Min. Jim Clark. | Sun.: 10:15 a.m. | Sunday & 6 p.m. | Wed. Bible Study: 7 p.m. | Sat. Anticipation Mass: 5:30 p.m. (317) 888-6024. | Sun.: 9:20 & 11 a.m. | WUMCINDIANA.org | /WUMC01. Raymond St., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 359-4275. School: 9:15 a.m. | Bible Study Mon.: Real Church. Real People. | ccgonline.org. ✞ UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST | Pr. 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Harding St., Indpls. | Ph: Foundation Life Bible Church • Scott Simmons. | Worship Service: 10:30 Ritter Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 709-1788. | a.m. | Sermons Online: myfaithucc.org. Director Lay Ministries. | Celebration: 10 Pr. Earl Chestnut. | Sunday School: 10 a.m. 10 a.m. ET. | mpcc.info. (317) 807-0222. | Pr. Paul Erny. | Sun.: 9:30 1500 Windhorst Way, Greenwood. | Ph: a.m. | unityofindy.com. | Morning Worship: 11 a.m. | Sun. Evening: a.m. | Sunday School: 11 a.m. | yourccml.org. (317) 679-1938. | Pr. Sam Pierce. | Sun.: St. John’s United Church of Christ • 7031 Southport Heights Christian Church • 10:30 a.m. | foundationlbc.com. ✞ WESLEYAN 6 p.m. | Thurs. Night: 6 p.m. 7154 S. McFarland Road, Indpls. | Pr. Steve ✞ LUTHERAN S. East St., Indpls (U.S. 31, Southport Road). | Ph: (317) 881-2353. | Rev. Ross Tyler. | Sun. Circle of Hope Wesleyan Church • 120 Ferguson. | Bible School: 9 a.m. | Worship Concordia Lutheran Church and Manna Church - Greenwood • ✞ CATHOLIC Contemporary Worship: 9 a.m. | Traditional S. 4th Ave., Beech Grove. | Ph: (317) 507- Service: 10:30 a.m. | Deaf Ministry: Preschool • 305 Howard Road, 3533 Pleasant Lake Dr., Greenwood | Good Shepherd Catholic Church • 2905 James Wines (317) 493-0414 VP or Micro-site | Online service: join us online Worship: 10:30 a.m. | Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. 3905. | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. | Wed.: 6:30 p.m. | S. Carson Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 783- Greenwood. | (317) 881-4477. | Worship Food Pantry: 2nd & 4th Wed. 5-7 p.m. [email protected]. Sun.: 9 a.m. | Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. | every Sunday at 11 a.m. | mannachurchfay. Zion United Church of Christ • 8916 E. 3158. | Rev. Bob Robeson, Administrator. | churchonline.org. ✞ CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST concordia-lcms.com. Troy Ave., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 862-4136. | Pr. Southview Wesleyan Church • 4700 Rev. John Beitans, Sacramental Assisstant. Sarah Frische-Mouri Hannigan. | Sun.: 8:15 Shelbyville Road, Indpls. | Ph: (317) 783- Emmaus Lutheran Church & School Tallwood Chapel Community Church • | Sat. Mass: 4:30 p.m. | Sun. Mass: 10 a.m. Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist • 7625 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. | Sunday School: 9:30- 0404. | Pr. Rick Matthews. | Sun.: 10:30 · 1224 Laurel St., Indpls (Inside historic 5560 S. Shelby St., Indpls. | Ph: (317) 787- | Completely Handicapped Accessible. | McFarland Road. | Ph: (317) 888-3204. 10:15 a.m. | zionuccindy.net. a.m. & 6 p.m. | Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. All Welcome! Fountain Square). | Ph: (317) 632-1486. 5595. | Pr. Daniel Smith | Sun.: 10:30 a.m. | Sun.: 10 a.m. | Sun. School: 10 a.m. | | BIBLE CHURCH, Ministry of HOLY WORD.

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