Clark County REMC — June 2020 Indiana Connection

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Clark County REMC’s

Virtual VACATION TAKE A TRIP AND NEVER LEAVE THE YARD

pages 19–23

JUNE 2020

from the editor

There’s no place like home Self-isolation and quarantining — which are now part of everyone’s lexicon — have changed our habits, our lives, our physical health and our mental health. Here are some of my random thoughts about staying put at home after a long career of “going to work.”

• Not having to set the alarm clock is so liberating! It does make a difference when your body actually gets the sleep it needs, without an inanimate object forcing you to wake up.

• It’s amazing how creative you can get when you base your meals on what you have in your pantry, refrigerator and freezer. Canned tuna, cream cheese and baby carrots CAN become a delicious dinner … somehow.

• Sweatpants and slippers ARE pretty darn comfortable. I never thought they would be day-to-day wear for me though.

• I can now tell time based on what’s on daytime TV! (Does anyone else know when Kelly Clarkson o’clock is?)

• Drinking green tea daily can help prevent heart attacks and stroke. Good news for my work-at-home self! Steaming hot green tea has been my go-to springtime beverage. Drinking it is like enjoying a warm hug — which is especially welcome in scary times.

Pre-pandemic, most of my waking hours were spent away from home: in the car, at work, running errands.

Getting reacquainted to being home, cozy and safe with my cat keeping watch next to my laptop, was something nice to come out of an awful situation.

EMILY SCHILLING Editor eschilling@indianaec.org

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energy

03 FROM THE EDITOR 05 CO-OP NEWS Energy news and information from your electric cooperative.

10 ENERGY How community solar programs work.

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food

27

pets

safety

12 I NSIGHTS

19 COVER STORY

27 SAFETY

14 INDIANA EATS

Virtual vacation: Take a trip and never leave the yard.

Safety matters wherever you are.

24 DIY Bring on the bargain hunters:

28 H OOSIER ENERGY/ WABASH VALLEY NEWS

It’s garage sale season.

29 RECALLS

County.

26 PETS

(Not in all editions)

17 FOOD Cheers to cherries.

Welcoming a new furry friend to the home.

(Not in all editions)

30 PROFILE Tipmont REMC GIS Supervisor Jacklyn McLeland.

Head to Harry Stuff for beer, empanadas and pizza.

16 COUNTY OF THE MONTH Spotlighting Kosciusko

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On the cover As people muddle through the pandemic, with its stay-at-home orders, closures and economic fallout, summer vacations may be more virtual than real. Fortunately, Indiana’s many destinations and tourism groups have new content and activities posted on their websites and social media to keep folks, like Avon’s Ashley Dawson, engaged.

PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY TAYLOR MARANION

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co-op news

Student Success CONTACT US Office: 812-246-3316 / 800-462-6988 Outages: 866-480-REMC Fax: 812-246-3947 To pay your bill by phone or inquire about your account: 877-484-4042 EMAIL ccremc@theremc.net WEBSITE www.theremc.com OFFICE HOURS 7 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday STREET ADDRESS 7810 State Road 60, Sellersburg, IN 47172 MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box 411, Sellersburg, IN 47172 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Paul Graf, President

June has always

attending IUS, Ivy Tech, or Purdue

been the kick-

Polytechnic in the fall. Students

off to summer.

from Charlestown, Scottsburg,

Families begin

Silver Creek, New Albany,

traveling to fun

Henryville, Borden, Providence,

vacation spots,

and Stephens Academy applied

or taking off on

and were chosen for both their

road trips to see

academic success and their

the beauty that our country offers.

commitment to local community

Students everywhere celebrate the

development. Look for their names

end of the school year, and seniors

and pictures on page 6.

join with family and friends at commencement ceremonies and graduation parties.

At REMC, we know that overcoming challenges is the key to success, whether we’re

But of course, 2020 is a very

restoring power during an ice

different year. For most there

storm or developing ways to work

won’t be a family vacation, and our

safely in dangerous situations. But

Joe Basham

students were not able to celebrate

now there’s a new group in our

Steve Dieterlen

their accomplishments in person,

community who knows first-hand

Candy Meyer, Vice President John Biesel, Secretary/Treasurer

Robert Kleehamer

as so many of their friends and

the importance of overcoming

Jeff Myers

relatives did in years past.

challenges: the class of 2020. We

UPCOMING BOARD MEETINGS

This month I would like to

are proud of you, and can’t wait to

June 2 | July 7 | Aug 4

recognize our students’ hard work

POWER COST ADJUSTMENT

and dedication in the midst of an

The power cost adjustment for June billing cycles is -$.003618/kWh or -$3.62 per 1,000 kWh.

unprecedented crisis. As we have for many years, Clark County REMC awarded 20 students $1,000 scholarships, each of whom is

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see how you overcome adversity to help our communities and businesses thrive.

DAVID A. VINCE General Manager

Happy

Father’s Day

to all of the superhero dads out there!

We hope you have a great day.

-FROM CLARK COUNTY REMC -

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co-op news

CONGRATS, SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS! Our congratulations go out to the 2020 students in our service area who won scholarships to Indiana University Southeast, Ivy Tech Community College and Purdue University Polytechnic New Albany. In such a tumultuous year, without the celebrations of graduation or other festivities, these students represent a class that is hard-working, determined and resilient. Best wishes to all of the recipients!

INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTHEAST

ABBY COLSON Scottsburg High School

BROOKE KITZMILLER New Albany High School

ELIZABETH ROSS Borden High School

GEORGI GANCHEV Silver Creek High School

HALEY SIMS Silver Creek High School

JOSH McCOY Charlestown High School

KAITLYN NEIN Charlestown High School

KARSTON WATSON Charlestown High School

KATIE MEDLOCK Henryville High School

KELSEY GOODWIN Silver Creek High School

PURDUE POLYTECHNIC NEW ALBANY

LAUREN STAPP Our Lady of Providence High School

REAGAN WILSON Charlestown High School

COLLIN GILLES Silver Creek High School

JACE GRAF Silver Creek High School

JEREMY HARPER Silver Creek High School

RACHEL MULUMBA Henryville High School

RILEY DIETERLEN Henryville High School

TREVEN WILMOTH Silver Creek High School

IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE

NOAH STUMLER Homeschool

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KALEB STEPHENS Stephens Academy

Myers receives first Hockensmith scholarship This year, Clark County REMC created a new scholarship to honor our dear friend, late employee Cindy Hockensmith. The $2,500 scholarship will be awarded each year to a student who will be attending a college or university in the state of Indiana. Determining this year’s recipient of the Cindy Hockensmith Memorial Scholarship was a difficult decision as there were nearly 40 qualified applicants.

The recipient of this year’s scholarship is Madison Myers of New Albany High School. She will be attending Oakland City University in the fall and will major in biology. After graduation she plans to pursue a degree in veterinary medicine. Congratulations, Madison! Clark County REMC wishes you the best as you pursue your educational goals.

paperless billing winners $25 weekly winners: • Carol Baker, Lexington • Stephanie Mauk, Sellersburg • Arland and Cherrie Caffee, Henryville • Joshua Morrison, Scottsburg $100 grand prize winner: • Wayne and Shirley Wells, Sellersburg

co-op news

2020

Youth Programs Canceled Every year, Clark County REMC accepts applications for the Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., and Touchstone Energy Camp at Camp Tecumseh in Brookston. These opportunities have been a great way for the co-op to connect with our youth.

In April, our national and statewide associations decided to cancel both programs due to COVID-19. The health and safety of the tour delegates and campers are everyone’s primary concern.

We wanted to be sure that these students were acknowledged as being chosen to attend these events despite the programs being canceled.

YOUTH TOUR • Abagail Densford, New Washington Jr./Sr. High School • Megan Ekart, Silver Creek High School • Preston Fonseca, Floyd Central High School • Jon Hurley, Silver Creek High School • Aidan Mabe, Silver Creek High School • Lekha Reddy, New Albany High School • Sarah Tucker, Silver Creek High School • Jynn Yoo, Jeffersonville High School

TOUCHSTONE ENERGY CAMP Beginning July 1, drivers are prohibited from using handheld devices while driving on Indiana roads. The new legislation intended to combat distracted driving prohibits drivers from holding or using a handheld mobile device while operating a moving vehicle.

• Mason Brewer, Silver Creek Middle School • Wyatt Chisman, St. John Paul II

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energy

Bright Light

Community solar offers more people a chance to participate in renewable energy A beaming summer sun is increasingly cooling people’s homes, washing their clothes, and even freezing their ice cubes.

When many people think about solar energy, they picture solar panels installed on home rooftops.

Fortunately, new opportunities to invest in renewable energy have emerged for those in participating communities.

In community solar programs, a central organization installs, owns, and maintains solar arrays, which are large groups of solar panels that are joined together to produce electricity.

Participants in a community solar program then purchase a portion of the electricity generated by the arrays, which are directly connected to the energy grid. The solar energy then flows into the grid and joins all of the electricity produced to power homes, farms, schools, and businesses.

Community solar programs allow businesses, renters, and a variety of people and organizations who cannot put panels on their property the ability to participate in solar energy.

Homeowners who have a lot of shade on their property or who cannot afford the upfront cost of panels also now have another option. Community solar participants are supporting the development of renewable energy resources. By doing so, they are helping reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.

HOW COMMUNITY SOLAR PROGRAMS WORK: 1. The Sun is a Big Power Plant.

in a community solar program

It’s making energy all the time,

offered to members. Many more

and beaming that energy at the

co-ops have renewable energy

Earth in the form of light.

resources, such as wind, solar,

2. Solar Panels Turn Light Into Electricity. When light hits most objects — your skin, for example — it turns into heat. But solar

or landfill gas, as part of the fuel mix generating electricity they supply to their members.

5. Your Community. The

panels turn the light into elec-

electricity produced by

tricity we can use — exactly like

community solar arrays mixes

electricity from any other source.

with all of the other electricity in

3. The Electricity Flows into the Power Grid. The solar panels are directly connected to the same utility power grid that serves your home or business today.

the energy grid and is delivered to your community. Participants in community solar programs help reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, which benefits the environment.

4. Your Electric Co-op Works with Organizations that Produce Electricity. The organization operating the community solar program installs, owns, and operates the array. Some local electric co-ops may even participate by

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Jake Taylor

Energy Advisor LaGrange County REMC

insights

Send us your Halloween memories The sweetest thing about Halloween may not be the preponderance of candy, but the inspired décor and “couture” associated with the holiday.

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Carbon dioxide sensor can lower energy use, reduce utility costs Most people are familiar with the motion sensors that detect activity and then turn on the lights.

Purdue University researchers are turning to similar technologies to help manage climate control and indoor air quality.

“Climate control and proper ventilation are especially important because most people spend considerably more time indoors than outside,” said Jeff Rhoads, a professor of mechanical engineering in Purdue’s College of Engineering. “Climate control and ventilation are also huge sources of energy consumption in the United States and around the world.”

Rhoads and his team have developed a lower-cost, lowerenergy carbon dioxide sensor that could change the way energy is used to heat, cool and ventilate large buildings and eventually homes.

The Purdue project is supported

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P HO TO P RO V I DE D

BY P URDUE UNI V E RS I TY

by ARPA-E, the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy, a government agency tasked with promoting and funding research and development of advanced energy technologies.

The technology identifies when carbon dioxide is released into the air by a person or people entering and breathing inside that space.

The Purdue sensor detects the carbon dioxide so that heating and ventilation systems can control the climate and air turnover in spaces that are occupied, instead of using energy to control rooms that are empty.

“We leverage two technologies with our innovative device: resonant sensing and resistive sensing,” said Rhoads, a leading sensor researcher who serves as the director of Purdue’s Ray W. Herrick Labs. “We

Purdue University researchers developed a sensor to help control and cut down on energy consumption through heating and ventilation systems, particularly those used in large office and hospitality industry buildings.

use them in combination to detect carbon dioxide. This is a great alternative to available technologies that may not reliably measure carbon dioxide while remaining competitive in cost and power consumption.”

Book celebrates restored Hoosier landmarks To mark its 60th year, Indiana Landmarks, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the state’s significant historical sites, has published a new book. “Indiana Landmarks: Rescued & Restored” is filled with before-and-after photos and more than 50 stories of landmarks across the state snatched from the wrecking ball or lifted from decades of neglect and restored to new uses.

The book chronicles down-to-the-wire rescues, dramatic transformations from ruin to resplendence, and entire neighborhoods revitalized by historic preservation. All proceeds from sale of the book will support preservation and revitalization of more historic Hoosier places.

The 144-page book is $29.95 and is available at bit.ly/RescuedRestored or by calling Indiana Landmarks at 800-450-4534 or 317-639-4534.

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Good stuff Head to Wawaka brewery for beer, empanadas and pizza Though it’s only been open a little more than a year, Harry Stuff Brewing Company has attracted quite a following, and not just from craft brewery aficionados.

Located in Wawaka in northeast Indiana and served electrically

Jalapeno Popper Empanadas

by Noble REMC, Harry Stuff is

and Ehren’s wife, Luisa, run the

farm, Southfork

renowned not only for its inspired

restaurant/brewery. Ehren is the

Farms. Mallard

beer selections but for its tasty

brew master and Luisa, a native

Roost Wetland

flatbread, pizza and empanadas.

of Colombia, is the chef. Ehren’s

Conservation

niece, Taylor, assists in the tasting

Area is

room and also helps can the beer.

adjacent to it.

The family-owned agribusiness is named for Harry Stuff, patriarch and great-grandfather of owner

Harry Stuff is definitely an off-

Ehren Stuff. Ehren; along with

the-beaten-path type of place.

parents Edward and Ginger;

Housed in an inconspicuous red

Pizza... hot out of the oven!

barn, it sits on the Stuff family

It’s the perfect place to unwind in a rural setting with a pint and a plate.

The restaurant features four varieties of empanadas — beef, chicken, vegetarian and jalapeno popper. An order of three of the tasty turnovers is served with two salsas, Colombian aji (hot sauce) and pineapple. Future plans are to add more South American dishes to the menu.

The brick-fired pizzas range from standard offerings like pepperoni

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4319 W. Highway 6 Wawaka, IN 46794 260-350-9137

NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS: Thursday, 4-8 p.m.; Friday, 4-9 p.m.; Saturday, 1-9 p.m.; Sunday, Noon-6 p.m.

(Pandemic hours: Thursday-Saturday, 4-6 p.m.; Sunday, Noon-6 p.m.)

Indiana eats

to unique combinations like Tropical Flamenco (Spanish chorizo, pineapple, caramelized onions, green olives, mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce) and Red Temptation (bacon, apples, parsley, mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce).

Meanwhile, the brewery’s lagers and IPAs are especially

Brewhouse Equipment

popular among patrons who visit the impressive tasting room and

Harry Stuff offers “brewing

10-barrel brewhouse. “We will

memberships” which make

definitely be brewing and releasing

great gifts for Father’s Day or

more lagers, starting with our wine

“just because.” Memberships

barrel-aged doppelbock that will

are available at either $50

be released late in the summer or

or $100 levels and include

early fall,” Ehren said. Also on tap:

free beer, first access to

a barrel-aged passion fruit and

can releases, merchandise

mango beer.

discounts, and invitations to a special dinner night.

Ehren Stuff takes a carryout order while the restaurant was closed due to COVID-19.

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county feature

Kosciusko County When settlers began filling in the new state of Indiana in the first half of the 1800s, they proudly adopted names relating to their heritage.

One county’s Polish ancestry stands out in its name — Kosciusko — and its seat — Warsaw.

The northern Indiana county, founded in 1836, is named after the Polish general and military architect Tadeusz Kościuszko who served in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. The county seat is named after the capital of Poland.

By mid-century, with its location amid the county’s plentiful natural glacial lakes, Warsaw and the county had become an early tourism destination. The lakes, along with the railroads, brought more residents — and industry.

The lakes and one industry in particular — medical devices — have given Warsaw and Kosciusko County much of its character and economic prosperity since the late 19th century.

The many lakes bring bustling activities to Warsaw, North Webster, Winona Lake and Syracuse, and provide endless opportunities for water recreation. Indiana’s oldest sternwheeler, The Dixie, cruises Webster Lake in the summer, and Lake Wawasee hosts an annual fireworks display during the Fourth of July weekend.

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At 3,060 acres, Lake Wawasee is the largest natural body of water wholly within Indiana. It is a summer vacation area for residents from Indianapolis and Chicago.

In 1895, Revra DePuy, a 35-yearold chemist and pharmaceutical salesman, had grown so fond of the area’s lakes during his work-related travels, he decided to make Warsaw home of his new manufacturing plant. DePuy Manufacturing began designing and building fiber splints that could be customized for patients to set fractures, an advance over the wooden splints used at the time. DePuy became the world’s first manufacturer of orthopedic devices.

Thirty-two years later, DePuy employee and area native J.O. Zimmer launched his own company.

Today, Warsaw’s orthopedic device cluster is one of the country’s most concentrated centers of medical device makers. These companies, which include industry giants like DePuy Synthes and Zimmer Biomet, represent 50% of the global orthopedic market for total joint replacements. Truly, Warsaw is “the Orthopedic Capital of the World.”

y t n u o C acts F FOUNDED: 1836 NAMED FOR: Tadeusz Kościuszko, a Polish military architect and officer who fought on the American side during the Revolutionary War POPULATION: 79,344 (2018 estimate) COUNTY SEAT: Warsaw KNOWN FOR: • its many natural glacial lakes, including Lake Wawasee.

• “Orthopedic Capital of the World” for its medical device manufacturers.

That’s no yolk!

The town of Mentone, on the southwestern corner of Kosciusko County, is home to what the locals call the world’s largest egg — a 3,000 pound concrete egg statue. It proudly proclaims the area’s nearly 140 year-history of providing commercially produced eggs to stores nationwide. Hence, Mentone is known as the “Egg Basket of the Midwest.”

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AMSLER ROBERT ROCKY MOUNT NC ANDERSON ARTHUR FRANKLIN IN ANDERSON BERLIN NEW ALBANY IN ANDERSON DAVID NEW ALBANY IN ANDERSON JO CLARKSVILLE IN ANDERSON KRIS NEW ALBANY IN ANDERSON LAURIE AUSTIN TX ANDERSON MARK NAPERVILLE IL ANDERSON MYRTLE LOUISVILLE KY ANDERSON NORMAN GREENTOWN IN ANDERSON PAUL CLARKSVILLE IN ANDERSON PHILLIP MARYSVILLE IN ANDERSON RICKY PEKIN IN ANDES KENNETH - SHOP NEW ALBANY IN ANTLE DAWN SELLERSBURG IN ANTOINE ARTHUR ANDERSON SC ANTZ KEITH CHARLESTOWN IN APP HENRY CLARKSVILLE IN APPLE CHEATHAM VONDA COMMISKEY IN APPLE DOROTHY E GREENFIELD IN APPLE MAX GREENWOOD IN APPLEGATE JAMES MEMPHIS IN APPLEGATE KENNETH JEFFERSONVILLE IN APPLEGATE LISA PEKIN IN APPLEGATE ROY SELLERSBURG IN APPLEGATE SUZANNE JEFFERSONVILLE IN APPLETON ANDREW MANCHESTER TN APRILE CHARLOTTE NEW ALBANY IN ARBOGAST IDA CHARLESTOWN IN ARBUCKLE J SCOTTSBURG IN ARBUCKLE MARVIN SCOTTSBURG IN ARCHER ARLEN SHARPSVILLE IN ARENA VINCENT NEW ALBANY IN ARINGTON DIANA CHARLESTOWN IN ARINGTON GLEN MEMPHIS IN ARISON DONALD UNDERWOOD IN ARMSTRONG PHILLIP CHARLESTOWN IN ARNETT DEWEY PORT ORANGE FL ARNOLD DOUGLAS HARRISON OH ARNOLD JACKIE NEW SALISBURY IN ARNOLD MELISSA SEYMOUR IN ARNOLD ROBERT ELWOOD IN ARNOLD KAY-#2 SELLERSBURG IN ARREOLA JOSE JEFFERSONVILLE IN ARROWOOD SONDRA UNDERWOOD IN ASH LISA LOUISVILLE KY ASHBURN DEBORAH OTISCO IN ASHBY VIRGINIA NEW ALBANY IN ASHER PATRICIA SELLERSBURG IN ASHER ROBERT MADISON IN ASHER ROBERT SELLERSBURG IN ASHER TENZIE HENRYVILLE IN ASKEW MARVIN LOUISVILLE KY ASSISTED LIVING CENTER DALLAS TX AT&T CORPORATION DALLAS TX ATER WILLIAM HENRYVILLE IN ATHA JEFFREY SCOTTSBURG IN ATKINS T CHARLESTOWN IN ATKINSON DONALD CHANDLER IN ATWELL ARLENE CLARKSVILLE IN ATWOOD BARBARA GEORGETOWN IN ATWOOD DENISE PEKIN IN AULBACH ROBERT TAYLOR MILL KY AUSTIN GARY SALEM IN AUSTIN MICHAEL PEKIN IN AVALON MOTEL SELLERSBURG IN AVCO LEASING SELLERSBURG IN AVERY EDDIE SCOTTSBURG IN AYDLETT FRED NEW ALBANY IN BACON MICHAEL SELLERSBURG IN BAGSHAW BRENT HENRYVILLE IN BAGSHAW MANCEL CHARLESTOWN IN BAILEY ARLENE NEW ALBANY IN BAILEY MARIE MEMPHIS IN

5.25 59.06 89.60 8.46 5.85 9.14 4.24 11.56 56.36 18.16 18.56 18.50 6.95 1.30 62.06 65.32 19.82 1.79 6.91 85.88 6.27 6.46 83.79 5.08 12.96 158.82 12.86 33.93 56.24 6.48 3.73 20.38 56.82 6.42 9.83 3.77 5.20 8.08 46.67 7.04 15.02 14.88 58.95 6.57 102.02 35.43 6.79 3.47 17.69 16.67 0.82 65.93 2.58 5.10 563.35 24.94 36.97 3.16 116.18 106.76 22.31 10.62 8.77 5.61 69.68 1,048.65 36.82 90.80 72.39 13.51 13.06 21.98 5.38 15.41

BAILEY RITA BAILEY WILMA BAIRD ANDREA BAIRD JOHNNY BAIRD STEVEN BAIZE EMIL BAIZE JANE BAJANDAS MAYRA BAKER CATINA BAKER CLIFTON BAKER GREG BAKER HOWARD BAKER JACK BAKER JOHN BAKER MARK BAKER PATSY BAKER RICKIE BAKER ROGER BAKER SUE BALL JOSEPH BALL RODERICK BALLARD DAN BALLARD DONALD BALLARD EVERETT BALLARD KENNETH BALLARD KENNETH BALLARD RICK BALLARD SIDNEY BALLINGER BRUCE BALLINGER BRUCE BALMER JANET BAMBERG JAMES BAMFORTH DAVID BAMFORTH ROBERT BANE CLARENCE BANET DONALD BANET GERALD BANK ONE MORTGAGE COMPANY BANKS LISBETH BANKS MARY BANKS WM BARCLAY DOLORES BARD RICHARD BARGER ERMEL BARHAM JOE BARKER PHYLLIS BARLOW DEBORAH BARLOW RUTH BARLOW HARVEY - CAMP BARNES CHARLES BARNES ERIC BARNES KELLI BARNES KEN GOLD BARNES MARK BARNES MICHELLE BARNES MIKE BARNES PATRICIA BARNES PATRICK BARNES RUTH BARNES TIM BARNETT CHARLES BARNETT RAYMOND BARNHILL CHERYL BARR LARRY BARRETT GARRY BARRETT HOMER BARRETT KATHRYN BARRETT MICHAEL BARRETT REBECCA BARRETT TONY BARRON DONALD BARROW THOMAS BARRY PHILLIP

SELLERSBURG IN SCOTTSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN FLORISSANT CO SALEM IN LAGRANGE KY SCOTTSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN MEMPHIS IN SCOTTSBURG IN AUSTIN IN BORDEN IN SCOTTSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN LOUISVILLE KY PEKIN IN CHARLESTOWN IN OTISCO IN BLOOMINGTON IN LOUISVILLE KY MARYSVILLE IN MARYSVILLE IN MARYSVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN KATY TX WALKERSVILLE MD FLOYDS KNOBS IN GRUBVILLE MO JEFFERSONVILLE IN HARDINSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN NEW ALBANY IN

38.03 39.33 6.32 17.48 6.11 67.69 2.05 48.04 5.42 9.49 80.49 0.35 5.33 1.17 6.37 6.67 37.95 3.49 121.64 44.38 83.37 7.46 138.63 9.22 79.36 140.49 47.08 11.69 5.38 9.39 152.98 28.62 26.50 19.71 15.98 79.77 14.34

INDIANAPOLIS IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SEMINOLE FL TUSCON AZ JEFFERSONVILLE IN HOUSTON TX SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN LEXINGTON IN MARYSVILLE IN NABB IN CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN MEMPHIS IN HENRYVILLE IN CANYON AZ CLARKSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN MCGREGOR TX UNDERWOOD IN SCOTTSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN CHARLESTOWN IN CLARKSVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN SEYMOUR IN OTISCO IN SCOTTSBURG IN HOLLY SPRINGS NC HENRYVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN CLARKSVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN LOUISVILLE KY

2.83 6.81 0.19 95.38 21.94 22.54 65.66 54.15 1.04 47.33 11.04 41.27 60.46 15.30 65.48 61.89 7.42 44.38 8.50 7.72 5.58 2.12 26.02 195.32 7.18 18.46 49.45 85.09 26.67 19.25 39.80 3.29 76.97 184.84 7.02 152.37

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BARTLEY GEORGE JEFFERSONVILLE IN BARY MICHAEL MEMPHIS IN BASHAM JAMES CLARKSVILLE IN BASHAM ROGER SELLERSBURG IN BASHAM TODY CHARLESTOWN IN BASS HERBERT JEFFERSONVILLE IN BASTIN MARK YUMA AZ BATCHELOR PERRY JEFFERSONVILLE IN BATES BRIAN CHARLESTOWN IN BATES DOUG SELLERSBURG IN BATES RETTA JEFFERSONVILLE IN BATESON RANDALL NEW ALBANY IN BATMAN COEN JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAUER ROBERT NEW ALBANY IN BAUGH ROXANNA JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAUMAN ROBERT LOUISVILLE KY BAUMANN BEVERLY SELLERSBURG IN BAUMANN DIANA AUSTIN IN BAUMANN WILLIAM CHARLESTOWN IN BAXTER HENRY PEKIN IN BAXTER LEILA LOUISVILLE KY BAXTER MONICA JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAYER SCOTT CHARLESTOWN IN BAYER VERNON NEW WASHINGTON IN BAYES RILEY SCOTTSBURG IN BAYLOR STEVEN WILDWOOD FL BAYS WILLIAM JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEAM LENIN J EFFERSONVILLE IN BEANBLOSSOM MICHELLE CLARKSVILLE IN BEAR LINDA MADISON IN BEARD SAMUEL CHARLESTOWN IN BEATTY BOBBY SELLERSBURG IN BEATTY TINA AUSTIN IN BEAVER BOBBIE HENRYVILLE IN BEAVER TIMOTHY CLARKSVILLE IN BEAVER TIMOTHY CLARKSVILLE IN BEAVIN GEORGE NEW ALBANY IN BEAVIN MARY ELIZABETH IN BECK KELLY UNDERWOOD IN BECK RODNEY LOUISVILLE KY BECKER HERBERT PLANO TX BECKER TERI LOUISVILLE KY BECKETT RANDALL BORDEN IN BECKHAM JAMES LOUISVILLE KY BEELER MARY CLARKSVILLE IN BEELER OWEN CHARLESTOWN IN BEELER RUTH MARYSVILLE IN BEEM DAVID JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEEMAN RONNIE NEW ALBANY IN BEERY BRUCE KALAMAZOO MI BEGLEY CHARLES RADFORD VA BEGLEY CHERI CLARKSVILLE IN BEGLEY CHERI LOUISVILLE KY BEGLEY JOY JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEGLEY PATRICIA LA GRANGE KY BEGLEY PAUL CHARLESTOWN IN BEHR RICHARD JEFFERSONVILLE IN BELCHER STEVEN CHARLESTOWN IN BELCHER THERESA NEW ALBANY IN BELDEN DAVID JEFFERSONVILLE IN BELL ALTA BORDEN IN BELL CHARLOTTE BUFORD GAY IN BELL JAMES FT LEWIS WA BELL JAMES PEKIN IN BELL RENA PEKIN IN BELL W SELLERSBURG IN BELL WILLIAM CHARLESTOWN IN BELL GEORGE LYNN- RENTAL MEMPHIS IN BELLAMY SUSAN OTISCO IN BENDER ROBERT EDGEWOOD NM BENEGAS MEYDI SARAI LOUISVILLE KY BENNETT J SELLERSBURG IN BENNETT JERALD CHARLESTOWN IN BENNETT JOHN SCOTTSBURG IN BENNETT KENNETH CLARKSVILLE IN BENNETT MICHAEL BORDEN IN BENNETT PEGGY CAMBY IN BENNETT ROBERT NEW ALBANY IN BENNETT STEVE BORDEN IN BENNETT BUILDERS NEW ALBANY IN BENNINGFIELD CATHERINE CORYDON IN BENNINGFIELD JOSEPH DEPAUW IN BENNISON JOHN NEW ALBANY IN BENTLEY EARL UNDERWOOD IN BERGER SARA JEFFERSONVILLE IN BERKS ROY NEW ALBANY IN BERLINN SUSAN HENRYVILLE IN BERNA MEARL LEXINGTON IN BERNARD DELNO PEKIN IN BERNHARDT FRANK JEFFERSONVILLE IN BERRY C LARGO FL BERRY LISA HODGENVILLE KY BERRY NANETTE OWENSBORO KY

16B

JUNE 2020

119.45 38.11 5.30 5.32 63.85 27.68 54.81 1.32 4.66 33.29 8.11 63.95 9.05 16.73 84.25 25.04 122.56 7.23 7.62 38.62 105.80 4.81 12.79 75.26 71.55 6.51 8.44 4.10 34.68 18.22 60.54 9.26 77.93 35.20 7.75 42.85 80.63 55.49 5.83 112.37 0.68 10.10 101.68 10.80 58.55 50.71 5.31 134.95 5.36 10.12 6.87 8.84 94.53 26.40 9.87 92.70 21.50 61.62 6.92 5.41 120.36 7.50 2.29 65.85 60.56 47.80 106.07 17.99 6.26 61.48 98.68 103.00 27.17 6.10 5.26 78.17 3.98 18.03 18.51 6.28 7.02 8.30 99.98 11.82 7.18 8.08 50.86 30.77 6.44 13.67 35.02 3.16 5.19

BERRYMAN FRANK BERTE SAVERIO BERTRAM JERRY BERVE DENISE BESS CHARLIE BESSLER TOM BEST MARGARET BEST THOMAS BEUTEL RICHARD BEYL LARRY BEYL LUCY BEYL TODD BEZY GILBERT BIBB CINDY BIERLY CELESTE BIERY HUDSON BIESEL JEFF BIG CITY KENNELS BIGGS KIM BIGGS ROSE BIGGS SUSAN BILES BRIGITTE BILLE’ JOE BILLINGS JOHN BILLINGSLEY KIM BILLS MARY BINDER CAROLYN BIRD LEONARD BIRJAH DONNY BIRKHIMER JOHN BISHOP DENNIS BISHOP MARGARET BISHOP MARTHA BISHOP RICHARD BISHOP SHERI BISHOP THOMAS BISHOP ULA BIVEN CANDACE BIVEN DONALD BIVENS JOSEPH BLACK JAMIE BLACKFORD CHARLES BLACKMAN ALPHONSE BLACKMAN ELLEN BLACKMAN RON BLAIR BART-GARAGE BLAKE JANET BLAKE TEDDY BLAKLEY JOSEPH BLALOCK MICHELLE R BLANFORD JAMES BLANKENBAKER DAVID BLANKENBAKER DEEDRE BLANKENBAKER DOROTHY BLANKENBAKER DOROTHY BLANKENSHIP ALVIN BLEDSOE JOHN BLEDSOE RICKY BLESSETT WILLIAM BLEVINS EDDIE BLOCHER RAY BLOCK WILLIAM BLOCKSOM BRUCE BLOOMER JOHN BLUE DIAMOND RANCH BLUM GARY BOBBITT JOHN BOBO JAMES BOBSIN FRANCIS BODKIN STEVE BOEHM GRACE BOGARD CLARA BOGARD CLARA BOGARD DENNIS BOGARD NANCY BOGER MARK BOLDEN PHYLLIS BOLDERY JAMES BOLEY DONALD BOLING DONNA BOLING JAMES BOLING MARSHA BOLLY VIRGIL BOND DENISE BONEWELL FRED BONNETT DONALD BONNEY KEN BONSALL RICHARD BONSETT GLEN BONSETT KENDALL BOOHER JOHN BOOK ROBERT BOOKER JOHN

BORDEN IN ISELIN NJ CHARLESTOWN IN MEMPHIS IN CLARKSVILLE IN BORDEN IN SELLERSBURG IN HENRYVILLE IN UNDERWOOD IN NEW ALBANY IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY HANOVER IN NEW ALBANY IN HOUSTON TX SELLERSBURG IN BORDEN IN FAYETTEVILLE NC MEMPHIS IN MARYSVILLE IN IRVINGTON KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN BORDEN IN CLARKSVILLE IN LEXINGTON IN RICHMOND KY NEW BRAUNFELS TX HENRYVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN COLUMBUS IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN PEKIN IN GREENVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN CLARKSVILLE IN CAMPBELLSBURG IN PALYMRA IN BARDSTOWN KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN UNDERWOOD IN PALMYRA IN CLARKSVILLE IN MEMPHIS IN HENRYVILLE IN INDIANAPOLIS IN SCOTTSBURG IN SEYMOUR IN BORDEN IN MEMPHIS IN LACONIA IN SALEM IN SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN PHOENIX AZ CECILIA KY IRONTON OH NEW ALBANY IN BORDEN IN BORDEN IN SELLERSBURG IN CINCINNATI OH BLOOMINGTON IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN GREENWOOD IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN LEXINGTON IN LEXINGTON IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW WASHINGTON IN NEW WASHINGTON IN BORDEN IN NEW WASHINGTON IN CLEARWATER FL CORYDON IN MARYSVILLE IN LACONIA IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN WESTMINSTER CO LOUISVILLE KY SALEM IN MOBILE AL

8.69 62.64 10.86 4.56 8.90 139.28 124.57 43.91 74.46 144.65 2.81 7.31 109.84 76.20 0.89 2.21 63.29 20.77 13.25 152.14 25.13 6.33 75.63 281.70 23.59 45.01 10.05 17.98 81.32 5.42 5.13 64.27 5.39 11.22 1.57 28.44 33.09 32.60 7.01 111.32 9.12 18.24 11.80 43.74 3.34 6.18 5.37 4.63 109.47 9.88 97.97 27.62 48.18 0.41 98.40 1.72 151.73 6.85 21.83 83.76 0.35 5.46 14.05 41.16 17.47 125.02 17.51 95.28 1.29 1.62 17.41 48.03 39.33 6.81 9.81 20.38 7.78 21.73 6.16 3.73 6.32 120.89 149.74 5.59 40.09 7.57 6.78 17.98 7.77 32.50 10.81 6.18 6.05

BOONE ROBERT HENRYVILLE IN BOOTH MICHAEL MADISON WV BOOTH MICHAEL SCOTTSBURG IN BOOTH MICHAEL SELLERSBURG IN BORDEN LORAINE - TR HENRYVILLE IN BORDEN NAZARENE CHURCH OAKLAND CITY IN BORDEN NAZARENE CHURCH-PAR PEKIN IN BORDEN VENEER CO CHARLESTOWN IN BORDEN YOUTH LEAGUE INC BORDEN IN BORDERS STEPHEN JEFFERSONVILLE IN BORGESON RALPH GARDEN VALLEY ID BOTTOMS TERESA MARYSVILLE IN BOTTORFF ROBERT CHARLESTOWN IN BOTTORFF RUTH NEW ALBANY IN BOUTIN ALLAN BORDEN IN BOUVIER JUANITA NEW ALBANY IN BOUVIER MARSHALL GEORGETOWN IN BOWE GEORGE MEMPHIS IN BOWELL RUTH CHARLESTOWN IN BOWEN GARY SCOTTSBURG IN BOWEN JONATHAN CHARLESTOWN IN BOWEN RON SCOTTSBURG IN BOWER HARRY CHARLESTOWN IN BOWER ISABELLE CHARLESTOWN IN BOWER LARRY MEMPHIS IN BOWER LAWRENCE NEW WASHINGTON IN BOWER MICHAEL CHARLESTOWN IN BOWER WILLIAM EVANSVILLE IN BOWLES JAMES CHARLESTOWN IN BOWLES JERRY GLASGOW KY BOWLES JUDY UNDERWOOD IN BOWLES VIRGIL PALMYRA IN BOWLIN MICHAEL SCOTTSBURG IN BOWLING DEBORAH MADISON IN BOWLING DONALD PAXTON IL BOWLING GARY NEW ALBANY IN BOWLING LULA CHARLESTOWN IN BOWLINGS NURSERY & GARDEN LOUISVILLE KY BOWMAN CARRIE JEFFERSONVILLE IN BOWMAN MARK GELENA IN BOWMAN PAUL NEW ALBANY IN BOWMAN WILLIAM JEFFERSONVILLE IN BOWYER BEVERLY JEFFERSONVILLE IN BOWYER BRENDA CLARKSVILLE IN BOWYER WILLIAM CHARLESTOWN IN BOX HAL HANOVER IN BOYD JOANN SELLERSBURG IN BOYD SANDRA HENRYVILLE IN BOYD TERRELL NEW ALBANY IN BOYER RICHARD L I RREVOC NEW WASHINGTON IN BOYKIN DAVID BORDEN IN BOYKIN JACK JEFFERSONVILLE IN BOYT EARL LEXINGTON IN BOYT RODGER PERU IN BRACE TERRY GEORGETOWN IN BRACEY HOMES-LANDLOR CHARLESTOWN IN BRADING MICHAEL PALMYRA IN BRADLEY DOROTHY NEW ALBANY IN BRADLEY WILLIAM ORANGE PARK FL BRADLEY KENNETH M GARAGE LOUISVILLE KY BRADSHAW BETTY ST PETERSBURG FL BRADSHAW ROBERT ARLINGTON VA BRADY FRANCIS SHELBYVILLE KY BRADY GLENN ALEXANDRIA VA BRAFFORD DANIEL CHARLESTOWN IN BRAFFORD TINA-GOBEL DL LOUISVILLE KY BRAMBLE LISA COLONIAL HEIGHTS VA BRAMER MICHAEL PEKIN IN BRAMLETT WILLIAM NEW ALBANY IN BRANCH MICHAEL JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRANDENBURG GARY MARYSVILLE IN BRANDENBURG THOMAS JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRANHAM BRUCE BELMONT MA BRANHAM JESSE JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRANHAM KRISTOPHER LOUISVILLE KY BRANHAM WILLIAM LOUISVILLE KY BRANSTETTER CHRIS HANOVER IN BRATCHER ANNA JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRATCHER DWAYNE JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRATCHER JOSEPH NEW ALBANY IN BRATCHER WENDY JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRATCHER WINDELL LOUISVILLE KY BRATTAIN FREDERICK LEXINGTON IN BRAY MARY HENRYVILLE IN BRAY ROBERT HENRYVILLE IN BREIHOF MARY NEW ALBANY IN BRESLER MARTHA JEFFERSONVILLE IN BREWER BARBARA NEW ALBANY IN

28.73 6.76 8.55 7.02 17.23 21.30 5.11 14.65 9.48 8.79 87.57 5.55 74.57 8.23 165.93 75.38 142.05 5.18 5.96 51.23 22.03 73.96 14.00 69.59 14.43 39.82 5.60 29.48 105.53 108.84 128.27 6.74 3.39 12.09 9.56 5.14 6.54 115.31 6.39 9.10 47.84 2.68 6.14 8.92 67.84 138.08 9.78 8.15 167.09 136.23 36.57 3.98 41.98 41.33 56.32 5.72 8.64 6.80 10.40 57.35 7.47 36.51 48.11 13.54 6.89 10.65 4.01 4.57 73.70 6.43 48.11 49.59 51.29 13.68 3.73 8.15 134.60 49.61 25.83 5.60 3.92 69.49 109.66 74.43 135.94 37.21 42.78 49.36

BREWER CHARLES BREWER GREG BREWER MAX BREWER WANDA BREY WILLIAM BRIAN STEPHEN BRIDGES HELEN BRIDGEWATER MARIE BRIDGEWATER SHIRLEY BRIGHT JAMES BRINER CHRISTOPHER BRINKMAN REATHA BRINLEY JUSTON BRISCOE TERRY BRISON CAROLYN BRISON DONALD BRISON JAMES BRISON LORI BRISTOE MELVIN BRITNEY RICHARD BRITT JAMES BRITTINGHAM YVONNE BROAD KIM BROADUS RENEE BROADY DOUGLAS BROCK BARRY BROCK CURTIS BROCK MARLIN BROCK ROBERT BROCKMAN FRED BROCKMAN JEFFREY BROOKS ALMON BROOKS ANTHONY BROOKS ARVILLE BROOKS BETTY BROOKS CARLOS BROOKS CHRISTY M BROOKS JEANEVA BROTHERS EDWARD BROWN ARTHUR BROWN BARRY BROWN BONNIE BROWN CHARLES BROWN CHRISTOPHER BROWN DAVE BROWN DEBORAH BROWN DONALD BROWN DWIGHT BROWN JAMES BROWN JAMES BROWN JEFFREY BROWN JONNIE BROWN KENN BROWN KIRK BROWN LISA BROWN LORIE BROWN MARLA BROWN MELANNE BROWN ORIS BROWN PETER BROWN PHILLIP BROWN PHILLIP BROWN ROBERT BROWN SCOTT BROWN SHEILA BROWN STEVE BROWN TERRY BROWN TRACY BROWN WAYNE BROWN WILLIAM BROWN HERBERT R CAMP BROWNING CAROL BROY LESLIE BROY GEORGE R - R ES BROYLES BARBARA BROYLES JOHN BRUCE DANA BRUCE DAVID BRUCE EMMA BRUCE PRISCILLA BRUMFIELD EVA BRUMMETT JULIE BRUMMETT MELBA BRUNER DARLA BRUNER STEVEN BRUNNER LARRY BRUNS R BRUTON DON BRYANT CINDY BRYANT JOSEPH BUCHANAN DEBRA BUCHHEIT JOHN BUCK JOHN BUCKINGHAM MICHAEL

LEXINGTON IN PEKIN IN OTISCO IN PROSPECT KY NEW ALBANY IN CHARLOTTE NC PERRYSBURG OH GREENSBURG IN SCOTTSBURG IN NEW SALISBURY IN SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN RUSTON LA JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN LEXINGTON IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN PADUCAH KY CLARKSVILLE IN CORYDON IN GEORGETOWN IN ELIZABETH IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN SCOTTSBURG IN CLARKSVILLE IN FAIRDALE KY FLOYDS KNOBS IN JASPER IN LOUISVILLE KY MEMPHIS IN HENRYVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN NEW WASHINGTON IN LANESVILLE IN BORDEN IN SHELBYVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN LA GRANGE KY LOUISVILLE KY MEMPHIS IN NEW ALBANY IN NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN CLARKSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN SCOTTSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN SCOTTSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN BORDEN IN CHESTERTON IN BORDEN IN ORLEANS IN BORDEN IN ORLANDO FL NEW ALBANY IN MILLTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN HOMOSASSA FL SELLERSBURG IN

31.67 21.59 63.21 10.87 7.93 8.45 12.90 9.14 87.84 222.01 6.34 14.61 17.29 5.28 153.96 71.09 176.58 5.98 4.06 23.40 32.61 5.40 64.23 8.70 47.97 83.55 139.63 10.15 132.86 18.65 43.20 6.24 7.43 5.72 141.69 78.36 21.36 18.03 7.48 7.32 9.22 36.93 0.29 36.59 19.54 127.63 170.83 16.71 5.92 2.80 12.62 0.73 5.79 6.91 106.56 24.27 7.73 4.95 8.08 81.85 20.15 68.58 172.89 11.96 9.20 6.54 4.18 102.19 73.21 51.04

LOUISVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN MARYSVILLE IN LAKE CITY FL GEORGETOWN IN LOUISVILLE KY LOUISVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN MEMPHIS TN NEW ALBANY IN CORYDON IN SALEM IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN BIRMINGHAM AL HENRYVILLE IN GREENVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NINEVEH IN NEW ALBANY IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN KNOXVILLE TN INDIANAPOLIS IN GEORGETOWN IN

0.53 17.88 54.85 3.89 7.19 5.51 6.18 60.66 5.26 175.64 50.05 26.89 60.70 19.29 7.10 8.59 164.68 59.30 74.66 24.80 71.17 59.44 20.05 5.50

BUCKLEY ALECIA BUCKMASTER ALVIN BUCKNER SHARRON BUDD GEORGE BUIE RUTH BUIS KENNETH BUKY JAMES BULLITT CHARLES BULLOCK JAMES BULMER PAUL BULTER JOHATHAN BUMBALOUGH RONALD BUNCH KIMBERELY BURCH NATHANIEL BURCHETT GARY BURCHETT MISTY BURD MARY C - RENTAL BURDEN AARON BURDEN JANET BURDEN KENNETH BURDEN ROBERT BURDETTE ANABEL BURGER MICHAEL BURGIN EDWIN BURGIN TERRY BURGIN WILLIAM BURKE CHARLES BURKE DAVE BURKE JAMES BURKE KEVIN BURKHARDT CYNTHIA BURKHART JEFFERY BURKS RICKY BURLESON JOHN BURLESON MARK BURNETT VIVIAN BURNS ARLIE BURNS GARNETT BURNS JAMES BURNS JOHN BURNS TOM BURNS TOMMIE BURNS JESSIE/LOT 8B BURR ANITA BURRIS RALPH BURSBY HENRIETTA BURTON ALVIN BURTON BRANDY BURTON HOWARD BURTON MARY BURTON MICHAEL BUSH LARRY BUTCH’S BODY SHOP BUTLER DAVID BUTLER DOUGLAS BUTLER JOHN BUTLER LARRY BUTLER MARA BUTLER NEVA BUTLER ROBERT BUTTS JASON BUTTS VELVA BYER WESLEY BYERLY VINCENT BYNUM JAMES BYRD JOSEPH D BYRD OWEN CABLE JOHN CABRERA GERARDO CADWALLADER ROBERT CAGLE DELBERT CAIMAN COURT COMM ASSOCIATION CAIN MARY CAIN MARY CALDWELL CARL CALDWELL KENNETH CALDWELL TRACY CALFEE LARRY CALILUNG MICHAEL CALKINS KENNETH CALLAHAN BRENDA CALLAHAN JUDITH CALLAHAN SCOTT CALLAHAN WILLIAM CALLIS ED CALLIS LUCY CALVERT C CALVERT TREVIS CAMBRON FREDERICK CAMM DAVID CAMP KEVIN CAMPBELL ANDY CAMPBELL CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL CHARLOTTE

LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN HENRYVILLE IN MANDEEVILLE LA NEW ALBANY IN CHARLESTOWN IN HUNTINGTON IN BRENTWOOD TN MARYSVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN BORDEN IN NEW ALBANY IN NEW WASHINGTON IN NEW ALBANY IN CLARKSVILLE IN HENRYVILLE IN PALMYRA IN MILTON KY SELLERSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN SCOTTSBURG IN CLARKSVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN BLOOMINGTON IN SEYMOUR IN NEW ALBANY IN MEMPHIS IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NEW SALISBURY IN HENRYVILLE IN SALEM IN CLARKSVILLE IN CROTHERSVILLE IN PLAINFIELD IN SALEM IN SCOTTSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SALEM IN SELLERSBURG IN HENRYVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY SCOTTSBURG IN DALEVILLE VA HENRYVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN WINSTON SALEM NC NEW ALBANY IN LOUISVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN CROSSVILLE TN HENRYVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN LOUISVILLE KY NEWARK DE NEW ALBANY IN NEW ALBANY IN HANOVER IN FT LAUDERDALE FL LOUISVILLE KY HENRYVILLE IN

8.12 47.15 51.24 121.11 14.60 62.43 180.71 6.32 16.94 53.69 5.99 31.09 1.60 10.20 190.77 23.09 11.59 10.70 88.53 119.22 21.17 26.13 194.91 8.40 31.00 6.35 54.99 7.74 11.48 94.07 0.62 4.20 14.05 6.69 64.36 7.26 8.27 24.62 86.67 46.44 135.26 7.86 22.63 26.83 9.51 24.57 20.16 5.52 1.27 100.02 32.91 15.39 7.58 6.96 6.82 5.11 5.80 7.89 38.97 37.95 77.61 2.71 8.26 5.56 22.51 30.16 45.82 55.23 54.47 3.21 13.22

NEW ALBANY IN MARYSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN CRESTWOOD KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN COLUMBUS IN NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN BORDEN IN CLARKSVILLE IN DEPUTY IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN LEXINGTON IN LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN HENRYVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN GEORGETOWN IN FREDERICK MD CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN OTISCO IN

129.43 18.23 92.57 321.76 6.64 123.09 1.64 5.45 5.23 94.66 15.43 11.64 7.47 40.32 41.43 0.57 60.67 150.72 7.79 42.76 117.08 54.02 33.29

CAMPBELL CINDY CAMPBELL DAMON CAMPBELL DANIEL CAMPBELL DANNY CAMPBELL DAVID CAMPBELL DEREK CAMPBELL DONNA CAMPBELL ETHEL CAMPBELL FINLEY CAMPBELL JOHN CAMPBELL KAREN CAMPBELL NORMA CAMPBELL PATRICIA CAMPBELL PAUL CAMPBELL ROBERT CAMPBELL TONYA CAMPBELL TROY CAMPBELL VERLE CAMPBELL WILLIAM CANADA CAROLE CANTARA GARY CANTRELL CAROL CANTRELL FRED CANTRELL RAY CAPE PERRY CAPLE JAMES CARDER MARY CARDINAL MORRIS CAREY GLORIA CAREY RICHARD CAREY TOMMY CARINA COX CARL DEBORAH CARLIN MARTHA CARLISLE RUDY CARLSON RICHARD CARPENTER BARNETT CARPENTER CAROL CARPENTER DWIGHT CARPENTER JAMES CARPENTER MAURICE CARRICO JOSEPH CARRIE L CARRIG RAYMOND CARROLL ESTELLE CARROLL SHANNON CARROW SONJA CARTA ANTHONY CARTER ANNA CARTER BOYD CARTER DON CARTER ELIZABETH CARTER MICHAEL CARTER RAYMOND CARTER REGINA CARTER RICHARD CARTER TILL CARTWRIGHT ROBERT CARUTHERS MICHAEL CARVER PAUL CARVER ROBERT CARVER ROBERT CASE CHARLES CASEY BERTHA CASEY FRANK CASEY JANENE CASH KEVIN CASIANO ENRIQUE CASPER ERVIN CASTENADA ALICE CASTILE HEATHER CASTILE TERRY CASTILE WAYNE CASTILLO JOSEPH CATES HAROLD CATLETT JAMES CATLETT WILLIAM CATO BENNY CATRON FRANCES CAUBLE GARRY CAUDILL FRED CAUDILL KAREN CAUDILL THELMA CAUDILL THOMAS CAVALLO LOUIS CAVANAUGH KEVIN CECIL SARAH NEW CENTERS BESSIE CENTURY 21 CERAMI MARY CERIDIAN CORPORATION CHAMBERS RANDY CHAMBERS ROBERT CHANDLER JAMES CHANDLER WENDY

MEMPHIS IN SCOTTSBURG IN SEYMOUR IN HENRYVILLE IN AUSTIN IN EKRON KY NEW WASHINGTON IN DIAMONDHEAD MS POMPANO BEACH FL AUSTIN IN PEKIN IN SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN NORTH VERNON IN LEXINGTON IN BORDEN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN BORDEN IN CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN BORDEN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NABB IN UNDERWOOD IN SELLERSBURG IN HENRYVILLE IN MEMPHIS IN HENRYVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN GEORGETOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN BORDEN IN HENRYVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY LOUISVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN BORDEN IN HENRYVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN BORDEN IN WOOD RIVER NE CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN TOMPKINSVILLE KY FLOYDS KNOBS IN SELLERSBURG IN MERRITT ISLAND FL TILDEN NE CLARKSVILLE IN MIAMI FL MARYSVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN AUSTIN IN LACONIA IN SELLERSBURG IN BORDEN IN SELLERSBURG IN CLARKSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN SAINT PETERSBURG FL JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN LOUISVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN BORDEN IN GEORGETOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN HENRYVILLE IN LEXINGTON IN JACKSON KY JEFFERSONVILLE IN LOUISVILLE KY CAMPBELLSVILLE KY MEMPHIS IN ALBANY IN SALEM IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY COLORADO SPRINGS CO VALRICO FL CLARKSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN

JUNE 2020

15.18 246.74 28.86 39.73 11.99 73.81 24.37 157.47 87.30 74.57 57.21 14.50 5.20 153.20 97.82 25.96 10.03 14.09 180.95 70.82 7.73 115.93 88.57 82.53 8.73 14.03 68.16 25.00 32.95 6.52 10.13 5.21 92.43 7.72 0.23 106.61 7.27 2.54 11.11 122.91 39.02 52.39 5.68 6.81 27.93 5.47 14.37 12.43 6.96 79.21 10.98 27.70 14.07 116.46 1.89 94.27 317.51 102.22 12.97 12.59 16.27 5.12 40.16 120.63 2.33 17.46 17.84 17.43 8.26 136.41 2.97 52.33 8.65 5.11 162.13 6.00 6.39 14.43 24.49 12.27 30.17 17.16 4.71 1.79 95.97 99.08 5.09 6.49 2.32 45.69 83.95 5.99 128.33 24.04 40.96

16C

CHAPMAN CHARLES FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHAPMAN RAYMOND JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHAPMAN TROY HENRYVILLE IN CHAPMAN WILLIAM CHARLESTOWN IN CHAPPELL ROBERTA SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN REG BAPT CH CHARLESTOWN IN CHEATHAM SANDRA INDIANAPOLIS IN CHEATHAM VONDA SELLERSBURG IN CHENG RAYMOND LOUISVILLE KY CHERRY KAREN SELLERSBURG IN CHERRY RONNIE FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHERRY TIMOTHY NEW ALBANY IN CHESER KENNETH SELLERSBURG IN CHESTER LARRY CLARKSVILLE IN CHESTER ROY CUB RUN KY CHIDESTER CHRISTINE LOUISVILLE KY CHILDRESS LARRY CAMPBELLSVILLE KY CHOCKLETTE JOHN TAMPA FL CHOWHAN NAVEED FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHRISMAN JACK NEW ALBANY IN CHRISMAN WILLIAM NEW ALBANY IN CHRISTIAN BILL SELLERSBURG IN CHRISTIAN IRVIN BORDEN IN CHRISTIAN TERRY NORTH LAS VEGAS NV CHRISTIAN TRUCKERS INC FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHRISTIANSON DEBORAH MARYSVILLE IN CHURCHILL MARGARET MEMPHIS IN CILONE ANGELA LOUISVILLE KY CINGULAR WIRELESS LLC COLUMBUS OH CIRESI SANDRA FLOYDS KNOBS IN CIRONE R PHOENIX AZ CISSELL EVAN HENRYVILLE IN CISSELL MARVIN MEMPHIS IN CITIZENS FIDELITY NEW ALBANY IN CIUKAJ STEVEN SELLERSBURG IN CLAGETT JOSEPH SCOTTSBURG IN CLAIR FRED CHARLESTOWN IN CLAMPITT DONALD BIRDSEYE IN CLANCY JOHN INDIANAPOLIS IN CLAPP BETTY CHARLESTOWN IN CLAPP RANDALL SCOTTSBURG IN CLARK AMY JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARK BONNIE HENRYVILLE IN CLARK CHRISTINE PACE FL CLARK IVA BORDEN IN CLARK JUDITH JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARK ROGER GRAND ISLE LA CLARK SEAN CHARLESTOWN IN CLARK TIMOTHY UNDERWOOD IN CLARK WILLIAM JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARK FLOYD LANDFILL CO CLARKSVILLE IN CLARK HOWARD - RES BOWLING GREEN KY CLARKSTON WILLIAM SPOKANE WA CLAY ROSZELLA JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLEMENS BEECHER LOUISVILLE KY CLEMENS GARY SCOTTSBURG IN CLEMENS TIM NEW ALBANY IN CLEMENS TIMOTHY LOUISVILLE KY CLEMENTS MIKE BORDEN IN CLEMENTS REX UNDERWOOD IN CLEMONS JAMES BORDEN IN CLEMONS JEANETTE HENRYVILLE IN CLEMONS MICHELLE SELLERSBURG IN CLEMONS SCOTT KNOXVILLE TN CLEPHAS PAUL - CAMP LOUISVILLE KY CLERKIN MAX SELLERSBURG IN CLEVELAND CHARLES HENRYVILLE IN CLOAR R CHILLICOTHE OH CLUTE MELISSA SELLERSBURG IN COAST TO COAST NEW ALBANY IN COATS CLARENCE HENRYVILLE IN COATS JOHN JEFFERSONVILLE IN COBB CLYDE CLARKSVILLE IN COBB GREG NEW ALBANY IN COBBLERS CROSSING HOMEOWNERS NEW ALBANY IN COCHRAN BOBBYE PEKIN IN COCHRAN DARRELL LEXINGTON IN COCHRAN DAVID CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN DONALD CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN EDWARD CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN EDWARD MAUCKPORT IN COCHRAN GEORGE OTISCO IN COCHRAN KEVIN SELLERSBURG IN COCHRAN MARTIN SCOTTSBURG IN COCHRAN ROBERT HENRYVILLE IN COCHRAN RUTH CLARKSVILLE IN COCHRAN TAMMY CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN TERRY CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN WAYNE NEW ALBANY IN COCHRAN WM UNDERWOOD IN COCHRAN ARTHUR T - TR CHARLESTOWN IN

16D

JUNE 2020

26.19 61.00 38.91 7.66 9.55 30.87 6.58 6.20 7.10 33.04 0.40 0.25 46.98 65.65 13.28 28.65 23.23 27.59 10.11 91.50 124.66 64.13 0.10 5.39 29.95 6.95 21.49 4.93 434.84 9.58 7.58 51.29 6.99 5.54 64.76 52.86 78.84 60.64 30.06 162.42 14.15 13.13 31.90 92.80 53.00 32.68 166.69 6.54 63.27 225.50 139.14 30.54 7.93 3.02 7.23 39.69 19.40 42.98 9.18 53.60 7.56 8.57 73.95 24.04 1.48 40.82 104.27 113.65 8.46 8.49 128.45 19.64 10.09 12.63 7.96 16.23 119.71 110.61 21.31 15.42 28.18 45.77 95.49 51.17 69.70 0.01 66.25 3.56 8.59 27.64 1.69

COCKERILL JAMES COFFMAN TAMMY COGHILL HILDA COKER MARAR COLE C COLE DAVID COLE H COLE M COLE MINNIE COLE NORA COLE RANDY COLE RICK COLE WILLIAM COLE HOMER E - FARM COLEMAN BRIAN COLEMAN JERRY COLEMAN JOHN COLEMAN RICKY COLEMAN TRAVIS COLEMAN WALTER COLLARD DARRELL COLLETT CHAS COLLIER COREY COLLIER GREGORY COLLIER MAURICE COLLIER RAY COLLINGS THEIA COLLINGWOOD STEPHEN COLLINI VINCENT COLLINS DENNIS COLLINS DENVER COLLINS EUGENE COLLINS J COLLINS JENNIFER COLLINS MARLA COLLINS MELANIE COLLINS PHILLIP COLLINS RANDELL COLLINS RANDY COLLINS REBECCA COLLINS ROLAND COLLINS TERRY COLLINS WALTER COLLINSWORTH JIMMY COLVIN MARY COLVIN PAULINE COLWELL DENNIS COLWELL TAYLOR COMBS BELINDA COMBS CHRISTOPHER COMBS LOVEL COMBS MICHAEL COMBS STEPHEN COMBS TRUMAN COMER AMY COMMANCHE EXP LINES INC COMMERCE AMERICA BANK COMPTON DARLENE COMPTON PETER CONLEY GEORGE CONNER BRENDA CONNORS JOHN CONRAD LOU CONRAIL CORP CONRAIL CORP/HWY 31 CONWAY TERRY CONWAY W COOK BRIAN COOK DEBRA COOK EDWARD COOK KELLY COOK LARA COOK RUSSELL COOK SHARON COOK TOM COOK WALTER COOKE TERESA COOMBS RICHARD COOMER JASON COOMER LARRY COOMER PEGGY COOPER EDWARD COOPER VIRGINIA COOPER W COPELAND DARRELL COPPLE BETTY COPPLE EARL COPPLE STEVEN CORBETT REBECCA CORBETT PROPERTIES CORDOVA MARIA COREY KATIE CORLETT KAREN

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1.70 4.26 7.32 7.37 85.36 9.52 76.21 83.44 11.08 7.36 9.38 45.78 20.92 0.14 63.84 64.57 68.00 133.99 41.11 29.55 53.32 81.13 9.48 100.15 112.78 35.23 40.17 23.73 16.12 6.09 4.43 0.11 0.74 6.37 32.84 8.00 66.59 63.04 18.17 51.42 30.01 122.87 0.53 1.85 92.03 47.97 48.61 139.43 10.42 3.49 1.97 5.18 55.09 32.00 5.50

SELLERSBURG IN

396.73

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CORNELL MARY CORNETT FLOYD CORNETT JACK CORONEL LEOPOLDO CORRELL JEFFREY CORRICK KELLY CORRIE DAVID CORSA JOHN CORTNER DAVID COSBY STEVEN COTNER DAVID COTNER WILLIAM COTTEN NICHOLAS COUCH DAVID COULTER A COULTER CLYDE COULTER TRACY L S LY COUNTRY KITCHEN COURSEY BRUCE COURTNEY BETTY COURTNEY SHAWNA COVENEY JAMES COVINGTON DANIEL COVINGTON KAREN COWHERD RICHARD COX ALICE COX ANN COX CHRISTOPHER COX DELBERT COX GERALD COX JEFF COX JOHN COX LARRY COX MARTHA COX RONNIE COX STACY COX TODD COYLE NANCY COYLE STEVEN CRABB DAVID CRABTREE CYNTHIA CRADY ROBERT CRAFT MICHAEL CRAFT RUSSELL CRAIG G CRAIG RONALD CRAIG SAMUAL CRAIG SHIRLEY CRAIG WILLIAM CRAIN CHARLES CRAIN DANIEL CRANDALL HERVEY CRAVEN JULIE CRAVENS KAREN CRAVENS MARGARET CRAVENS RANDY CRAWFORD DENNIS CRAWFORD ROBERT CRAWFORD CORNER INC CRAWFORD FABRICATING CO CRAWLEY CATHY CRAWLEY JAMES CRAWLEY MARY CRAYS WM CREAMER ROY CREECH DEBORAH CREECH ELINOR CRENSHAW THOMAS CRESTLINE REALTY INC CRICK CHARLES CRIPE JERRY CRISWELL STAN CRITES KENNETH CROCKATT GEORGE CROCKER JAMES CROCKER MICHAEL CROFFORD RANDY CRONE JOANNA CRONE MELISSA CRONE STEPHEN CROSKY JOHN CROSS CHARLES CROSS JERRY CROSS KENNETH CROTCHETT MICHAEL CROUCHER CHARLES J CROUCHER ED CROUCHER MARK CROUCHER MICHAEL CROWDER JUDITH CROWE DALENE CROWE DAVID CROWE JOHN CROWE LARRY

CHARLESTOWN IN ST JAMES FL LONDON KY LEXINGTON IN MEMPHIS IN CHARLESTOWN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN ALTON IL CHARLESTOWN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN NEW ALBANY IN LOUISVILLE KY HENRYVILLE IN BLOOMINGTON IN SELLERSBURG IN NEW ALBANY IN BORDEN IN ELIZABETHTOWN KY CHARLESTOWN IN GOSHEN KY CRANBERRY PA OTISCO IN NABB IN CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN PFLUGERVILLE TX LAFAYETTE IN MEMPHIS IN SELLERSBURG IN LEXINGTON IN CHARLESTOWN IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN NEW ALBANY IN NEW ALBANY IN SOUTH DAYTONA FL UNDERWOOD IN NEW ALBANY IN NEW ALBANY IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN HENRYVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN NABB IN SELLERSBURG IN MORENO VALLEY CA BLOOMINGTON IN SELLERSBURG IN JACKSONVILLE FL JEFFERSONVILLE IN LEXINGTON IN LOUISVILLE KY CHARLESTOWN IN HENRYVILLE IN WILLIAMSTON SC LOUISVILLE KY CLARKSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN

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27.87 144.67 32.31 49.65 128.52 1.89 3.01 107.97 99.74 8.61 29.69 9.72 3.24 69.12 26.35 22.28 30.23 9.32 77.42 5.52 9.97 12.41 111.75 87.56 153.55 6.74 407.15 11.85 7.06 18.42 70.12 65.63 129.58 4.69 9.18

CROWE MABEL CROWE RICHARD CROWE RICHARD CROWE DEANNA OR JOHN H CRSSS JANET SUE STROUD CRUCE LISA CRUICKSHANK CHARLES CRUM QUINTEN/RENT AL CRUMP MICHAEL CSIZMADIA TINA CULLINS KENNETH CULLINS KENNETH CULOTTA MICHELLE CUMMING REBECCA CUMMINGS HARRISON CUMMINGS KAREN CUMMINGS B J - RES CUNDIFF MICHELLE CUNLIFFE EUGENE CUNNINGHAM CHRIS CUNNINGHAM DEE CUNNINGHAM GREGORY CUNNINGHAM JAMES CUNNINGHAM JAMES CUNNINGHAM SUSAN CURTIS DAVID CURTIS GEORGE CURTIS RONALD CUSHING ROBERT CUTSHALL RONALD CUZZORT LARRY CZOCH SCOTT D & J CABINET D & M MACHINE & TOOL INC DABNEY FRANK DAIBER JEFFERY DAILEY RAYMOND DAILY JAMES DAILY ROBERT DAILY SUE DALTON WILLIAM DAMBROS DENNIS DANIEL JOHN DANIEL JOHN DANIEL WILLIAM DANIELS GREGG DANIELS JAMES DARRINGER ROY DAUBITZ BARRY DON A CAROL DAUBS JOHN DAUGHERTY DANNY DAUGHERTY GRAFTON DAUGHERTY GREG DAULBAUGH KERI DAULTON JOHN DAVIDSON DWIGHT DAVIDSON JACK DAVIDSON JAMES DAVIDSON JOHN DAVIDSON KENNETH DAVIDSON MICHAEL DAVIDSON ROSCOE DAVIDSON STEVEN DAVIDSON TOBY DAVIS AGNES DAVIS BEVERYL DAVIS CHARLES DAVIS DAVID PORT DAVIS DEBORAH DAVIS DENIS DAVIS DIANA DAVIS EDWARD DAVIS ELIZABETH DAVIS ERIC DAVIS JAMES DAVIS JOSEPH DAVIS KOLEMA DAVIS LESTER DAVIS LUKE DAVIS MARY DAVIS NORMAN DAVIS PAUL DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS RONALD DAVIS SHEILA DAVIS TINA DAVIS TRACY DAVIS TROY DAVIS UI DAVIS WINNEL

JEFFERSONVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN SALEM IN SELLERSBURG IN

100.40 20.08 76.53 6.26

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440.46 2.79 5.64 22.37 4.11 6.42 120.95 52.83 149.90 5.80 119.87 36.90 23.70 5.64 18.24

CLARKSVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN MIDDLEBURG FL NEW ALBANY IN HENRYVILLE IN AUBURNDALE FL SCOTTSBURG IN AUSTIN IN SELLERSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN HENRYVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN DUBLIN OH BORDEN IN CHARLESTOWN IN HENRYVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN ST LUCIE FL GREENVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY MEMPHIS IN SELLERSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY INDIANAPOLIS IN SELLERSBURG IN TAYLORSVILLE KY CLARKSVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN LOUISVILLE KY FORT PIERCE FL JEFFERSONVILLE IN NEW ALBANY IN SCOTTSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN HENRYVILLE IN GEORGETOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY

9.11 8.57 5.03 4.12 6.63 5.20 39.03 6.72 10.13 75.76 68.85 11.71 3.49 4.93 100.71 8.14 10.84 69.11 34.45 101.07 168.61 52.53 26.37 54.57 6.09 31.60 13.02 6.19 62.88 145.32 16.64 18.88 27.60 40.19 42.58 64.09 57.12 91.66 13.04 32.46 102.38 128.38 65.40

DAY BRIAN DAY EUGENE DAY WILLIAM DAYS INN JEFFERSONVILLE DEAKI JOHN DEAN MICHAEL DEAN RALPH DEAN TIM DEAN WILLIS DEARY GRAHAM DEATON RETTA DEATON RHONDA DEATON RICHIE DEATON SCOTT DEATON SHERRY DEBBIE DEE DECKARD CLINTON DECKARD JOHN DECKARD P DECKER HARRY DECKER JERRY DECKER LARRY DEEDS J DEGROAT LORIN DEHART JOAN DEHART TONY DEHN CATHERINE DEICH CHESTER DEICH GLENNA DEISON JOHN DEISON MARY DELGRANDE SHIRLEY DELONG PETER DELUNA RICARDO DEMEO STEPHEN DEMILLE DAVID DEMPSEY CHARLES DENHAM JOHN DENISON LARRY DENK RICHARD DENNIS THOMAS DENNISON JAMES DENNISON KENNETH DENNISON STEVEN DENNY MERELE DENSFORD FRANK DENSFORD TRACY DENT KAREN DENTON EDWARD DENTON FRANKLIN DENTON JAMES DENTON WILLIAM DENTRY RAY DEOGRACIAS SHARON DESIGN DYNAMIC BLDERS INC DESKINS EVERETT DESPAIN JAMES DEUSER GREG DEVARY JACKIE DEVELOPERS HDS DEVERS JOSEPH DEVILLIER LARRY DEVINE JIM & RITA BARN DEVORE CHESTER DEVORE MARTIN DEVORE ROBERT DEWEES MIKE DEWEESE TERRY DEWEY MARY DEXTER JAMES DICKENS CAROL DICKERSON WILLIAM DICKEY RICHARD DIEDRICH KELLY DIEHL ROBERT DIEL ALBERT DIEMER THEODORE DIERFELDT GREG DIERS ROBERT DIETRICH DALE DIETRICH DOUGLAS DIETRICH WM DIETRICH WM DILEY DONNIE DILLON MIKE DISCOUNT FLOOR COVERING DIVINE JAMES DIXON DAVID DIXON KAREN DIXON LINDA DIXON VINCENT DOAN DANIEL

LOUDON TN BORDEN IN SCOTTSBURG IN

14.41 23.06 43.52

JEFFERSONVILLE IN CORYDON IN SELLERSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN SCOTTSBURG IN NABB IN SEYMOUR IN CHARLESTOWN IN SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN SCOTTSBURG IN NABB IN NABB IN LOUISVILLE KY SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN MEMPHIS IN NEW ALBANY IN GEORGETOWN IN HANOVER IN CHARLESTON WV LOUISVILLE KY CLARKSVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CORONA CA SPEED IN SELLERSBURG IN GEORGETOWN TX NEW ALBANY IN LEXINGTON IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN LOUISVILLE KY BARDSTOWN KY LOUISVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN MEMPHIS IN CHARLESTOWN IN SCOTTSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY SELLERSBURG IN INDIANAPOLIS IN

13.38 5.49 37.30 17.26 3.63 52.73 35.86 13.84 7.07 9.60 27.86 2.58 6.91 6.16 9.08 20.07 68.24 86.98 18.81 7.75 48.59 49.17 3.06 7.00 84.61 48.70 7.34 15.40 46.66 8.12 1.05 19.10 5.12 122.23 49.93 5.48 4.08 148.94 5.78 110.24 8.50 6.03 4.91 51.33 5.71 89.93 102.48 1.89 6.35 33.78 7.53

FLOYDS KNOBS IN LEXINGTON IN SCOTTSBURG IN GEORGETOWN IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN TEAGUE TX GILBERT AZ NABB IN NEW ALBANY IN NABB IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN BORDEN IN SELLERSBURG IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN SALEM IN CLARKSVILLE IN UNDERWOOD IN COLUMBUS IN SCOTTSBURG IN BRAZIL IN CORYDON IN LOUISVILLE KY NEW ALBANY IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN HENRYVILLE IN BLOOMINGTON IN MEMPHIS IN CLARKSVILLE IN SALEM IN

44.21 97.02 21.35 9.73 8.73 7.11 10.38 8.09 12.79 6.89 14.51 23.33 106.81 75.95 14.09 113.53 58.87 9.11 0.80 9.09 31.36 36.24 4.49 66.88 67.73 5.71 131.65 16.52 192.12 9.84 27.91

HENRYVILLE IN FRANKFORT KY CLARKSVILLE IN BORDEN IN CLARKSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN PALMYRA IN

7.16 56.02 28.77 5.44 8.31 56.23 3.09

DOANE JAMES DOANE KENNETH DOBBINS HOMER DOBBS STACY DOBSON DAVID DOBSON HANK DODD WILLIAM DODGE AMANDA DODGE ANTHONY DOLD JOSEPH DOLD LLOYD DONAHAY ANN DONAHUE JEFF DONAHUE MARIE DONAIRE SARA DONALDSON JOY DONAN RAYMOND DONES THEODORE DONITHAN DORIS DONOHUE SANDIA DOOLEY TERRY DORNBUSH GREGORY DOSS GERALD DOSS VIVIAN DOTSON DAVID DOTY TRACY DOUGHTY RICHARD DOUGLAS JEFFERY DOUGLAS KENDALL D DOUGLAS MARY DOUGLAS PAUL DOWELL GREG DOWNS JOSEPH DOYLE JOHN DOYLE RAYMOND DOYLE STEVEN DRAKE PAUL DRESCHER ELIZABETH DREW DAN DREYER MARGARET DRUIN BERNICE DRURY GENEVA DRYE PETER DUFFIELD JOEL DUFFY SCOTT DUFFY TODD DUGAN WILLIAM DULANEY JACK DULWORTH RICK DUNAWAY JEANNE DUNAWAY JOE DUNCAN DAVID DUNCAN GARY DUNCAN LEE DUNLEVY DEWEY DUNLEVY DONNA DUNN BILL DUNN CINDY DUNN ISAAC DUNN KEVIN DUNN MARGARET DUNN RACHEL DUNN RITA DUNN ROBERT DUNN SHERMAN DUNN WILLIAM DUPONT DANIEL DUPONT KEVIN DURBIN BRADLEY DURBIN KIM DURFEY RON DURHAM DOUGLAS DURHAM LILLIE DURHAM MICHAEL DURHAM MIKE DUROCHER JOHN DUVALL DAVID DUVALL FAITH DUVALL LINDA DUVALL LINDA W DYER MARGARET DYER NORA DYKES JOHNNY EADS NORMA EARL KERRI EARL THOMAS EAST DENNIS EAVES MONA EAVES ROY EBERLE JAMES EBERSOLD ROBERT EBERTSHAUSER BRUCE EBERTSHAUSER DONALD ECKERT ALBERT ECKERT PATRICIA

JEFFERSONVILLE IN LOUISVILLE KY SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN CORYDON IN BORDEN IN MEMPHIS IN MEMPHIS IN MONTICELLO IN SELLERSBURG IN SCOTTSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN SELLERSBURG IN MARYSVILLE IN MENTONE AL CHARLESTOWN IN MEMPHIS IN LEXINGTON IN MADISON IN NEW ALBANY IN SELLERSBURG IN NEW WASHINGTON IN MYRTLE BEACH SC HENRYVILLE IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW CARLISLE OH FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHARLESTOWN IN NEW SALISBURY IN SCOTTSBURG IN MEMPHIS IN LOUISVILLE KY ENGLISH IN SCOTTSBURG IN CHARLESTOWN IN LOUISVILLE KY BORDEN IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN SELLERSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN FLOYDS KNOBS IN NEW ALBANY IN MEMPHIS IN SEMINOLE FL LEXINGTON IN MARYSVILLE IN SELLERSBURG IN LOUISVILLE KY CHARLESTOWN IN LOUISVILLE KY SELLERSBURG IN HENRYVILLE IN GEORGETOWN IN SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN UNDERWOOD IN CAMPBELLSVILLE KY UNDERWOOD IN SELLERSBURG IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN MARENGO IN JEFFERSONVILLE IN LOUISVILLE KY SELLERSBURG IN HENRYVILLE IN CLARKSVILLE IN MARYSVILLE IN MEMPHIS IN BORDEN IN NEW WASHINGTON IN DANDRIDGE TN LOUISVILLE KY HENRYVILLE IN HENRYVILLE IN LOUISVILLE KY SCOTTSBURG IN HOUSTON TX SCOTTSBURG IN SCOTTSBURG IN SELLERSBURG IN UNDERWOOD IN GREENVILLE KY LEXINGTON IN LOUISVILLE KY LOUISVILLE KY SCOTTSBURG IN LEXINGTON IN MEMPHIS IN BORDEN IN

JUNE 2020

40.29 52.73 71.76 5.36 3.49 17.33 179.37 20.64 162.22 36.29 81.34 18.01 13.74 8.02 14.81 131.36 25.83 19.27 5.17 5.19 24.84 29.25 7.65 174.98 2.46 5.99 9.25 13.76 17.61 10.68 70.89 10.67 7.83 2.86 60.74 20.60 169.28 201.42 2.74 29.38 18.16 133.74 18.81 54.86 2.30 8.35 86.81 19.74 7.88 93.50 86.63 28.49 27.05 6.18 13.44 5.07 71.31 50.51 11.18 19.84 71.58 48.54 60.97 30.47 80.44 6.30 9.49 11.62 5.44 10.46 11.01 9.87 21.78 59.07 19.26 38.96 21.48 9.36 7.01 7.43 5.10 135.68 32.53 6.03 9.29 6.57 5.53 130.96 3.16 7.41 5.07 22.95 119.70 51.47 9.75

16E

ECKSTEIN MARY EAGAN MN EDDY CHESTER NEW ALBANY IN EDELEN DIANA JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDELEN LISA CHARLESTOWN IN EDELEN RICHARD GEORGETOWN IN EDELEN SUSAN CLARKSVILLE IN EDENS FLOYD CLARKSVILLE IN EDERER CHRISTOPHER PARDEEVILLE WI EDGELL TIM NEW ALBANY IN EDINGTON RONALD SELLERSBURG IN EDLIN MORTON JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDLIN ROBERT UNDERWOOD IN EDMISTON JOE CLARKSVILLE IN EDRINGTON MICHAEL FLOYDS KNOBS IN EDWARDS BEULAH HENRYVILLE IN EDWARDS CARLOS JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDWARDS GLEN DAPHNE AL EDWARDS JOHNNY LOUISVILLE KY EDWARDS LINDA SCOTTSBURG IN EDWARDS RICK SELLERSBURG IN EDWARDS TERESA JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDWARDS VICKY JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDWARDS-MAILLET GINNY WELLINGTON CO EDWARDSON BRUCE HENRYVILLE IN EGART JUANITA NEW ALBANY IN EHALT CYNTHIA MEMPHIS IN EHLEY GERRI BORDEN IN EHRHART JEFFREY NEW ALBANY IN EHRHART RODNEY SELLERSBURG IN EHRINGER JEFF SALEM IN EHRINGER ROBERT BORDEN IN EHRINGER TAMMY SELLERSBURG IN EILENDER GREGORY LIVINGSTON TN EILER HAROLD BORDEN IN EISENHAUER ADELIA NEW ALBANY IN EKART MANFORD SELLERSBURG IN ELB ENTERPRISES JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELBERT JOHN NEW ALBANY IN ELDER BETTY NEW ALBANY IN ELDER GENE JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELDRIDGE JOHN NABB IN ELDRIDGE LAWRENCE CHARLESTOWN IN ELDRIDGE MARGARET CHARLESTOWN IN ELDRIDGE RICHARD SCOTTSBURG IN ELIE KATHY JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELKINS LOWRANZO BEDFORD IN ELKINS RAY SCOTTSBURG IN ELLENBERGER LEE BORDEN IN ELLENBERGER STAN MEMPHIS IN ELLINGSWORTH H JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELLIOTT DIANE SCOTTSBURG IN ELLIOTT DORIS NEW ALBANY IN ELLIOTT HOMER GREENWOOD IN ELLIOTT MIKE CHARLESTOWN IN ELLIOTT RICHARD JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELLIOTT ROBERT NEW ALBANY IN ELLIOTT WALTER MARYSVILLE IN ELLIS CHARLIE MEMPHIS IN ELLIS GEORGE CLARKSVILLE IN ELLIS JOHN BORDEN IN ELLIS JOSEPH BORDEN IN ELLIS MARVIN JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELLISON BRIAN FRANKLIN IN ELMORE GREG BALLWIN MO ELMORE WILLIAM LEBANON OH ELROD MARIE INDIANAPOLIS IN ELSAM KEITH MCKINNEY TX ELSMORE ERIC ANDERSON SC ELSNER WILLIAM JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELSWICK JAMES LOUISVILLE KY ELSWICK YVETTE NEW ALBANY IN ELWANGER DOUG LOT 9B SCOTTSBURG IN ELZY BRIAN FLOYDS KNOBS IN EMBERSON OWEN BURLINGTON KY EMBRY ATLEE FALLS OF ROUGH KY EMBRY CONNIE LOUISVILLE KY EMBRY DENNIS CHARLESTOWN IN EMBRY JOHN SELLERSBURG IN EMBRY LENA HOPKINSVILLE KY EMBRY MAGDALENE SELLERSBURG IN EMBRY ROBIN HENRYVILLE IN EMBRY ROSCOE JEFFERSONVILLE IN EMERSON BRIAN J MEMPHIS IN EMERSON PAM MEMPHIS IN EMERY CHARLES SPENCER IA EMERY GARY CLARKSVILLE IN EMILY JAMES CLARKSVILLE IN EMMER WAYNE NEW ALBANY IN ENDICOTT RICHARD CHARLESTOWN IN ENDRIS FREDA J-MT R 10619 NEW ALBANY IN ENGLAND BRUCE SELLERSBURG IN ENGLE STACY SELLERSBURG IN ENGLISH BILL BOULDER CITY NV

16F

JUNE 2020

6.67 62.99 7.44 43.84 36.75 7.79 14.17 108.44 5.00 73.78 11.52 27.68 3.26 5.66 139.48 127.92 74.58 5.21 13.43 6.75 2.51 30.36 9.68 6.16 76.99 107.03 62.80 11.26 74.79 68.77 12.72 11.10 8.60 30.22 8.70 90.67 5.49 7.96 30.51 0.06 12.06 80.93 6.77 3.41 37.51 45.49 8.20 82.38 47.54 59.41 3.40 5.42 22.15 12.25 5.35 8.61 118.91 4.52 85.74 33.57 38.67 82.25 18.59 8.73 27.68 14.76 6.45 75.29 36.12 38.47 3.71 1.71 0.34 127.27 13.32 34.90 8.85 23.06 117.54 6.41 93.67 5.58 32.33 105.82 7.72 64.61 120.02 7.06 83.65 26.01 106.08 6.18 184.46

ENGLISH SCOTT MACON GA ENNIS DONALD CHARLESTOWN IN ENNIS JAMES CHARLESTOWN IN ENNIS ROBIN SELLERSBURG IN ENSCH JOHN CHARLESTOWN IN ENTEMAN C E/MTR 2 0430 HENRYVILLE IN EPPLY SHIELD FARM COLUMBUS IN ERLENBECK JUANITA LOUISVILLE KY ERNSTBERGER C SALEM IN ERNSTBERGER PERRY CORYDON IN ERSKINE CONSTRUCTION NEW ALBANY IN ESCHMAN KATRINA MARYSVILLE IN ESKRIDGE WILLIAM LOUISVILLE KY ESTEP JAMES CLARKSVILLE IN ESTEPP WINFORD SCOTTSBURG IN ESTES NORMAN CHARLESTOWN IN EURES ALFRED MIDDLEBURG FL EURES A & EDIE NEW ALBANY IN EURTON MARK NEW ALBANY IN EVANCZYK BYRON CHARLESTOWN IN EVANS JAMES ORLANDO FL EVANS RANDALL SELLERSBURG IN EVANS ROBERT HENRYVILLE IN EVANS WORTH CHARLESTOWN IN EVE ANTHONY NEW ALBANY IN EVE ROBERT SELLERSBURG IN EVE ROBERT SIDNEY OH EVE MICHAEL LYN S R SELLERSBURG IN EVERIDGE EDWARD AUSTIN IN EVERIDGE JOHN JEFFERSONVILLE IN EVERITT JOANNA SELLERSBURG IN EVERITT SANDRA S. BARN SCOTTSBURG IN EVES CHARLES JEFFERSONVILLE IN EWING CHARLES LOUISVILLE KY EWING DEBRA CLARKSVILLE IN EWING TOM NEW ALBANY IN EWING TOM SELLERSBURG IN EXPEDITED LOGISTICS SELLERSBURG IN EYER PAUL SWAYZEE IN F & A MASONS NO 3 37 JEFFERSONVILLE IN FACKLER CANDY CHARLESTOWN IN FAITH STEPHANIE FLOYDS KNOBS IN FAITH TEMPLE CHURCH PARSON NEW ALBANY IN FANCHER HERSHEL GEORGETOWN IN FANNIN JESSICA SELLERSBURG IN FANNING THOMAS BORDEN IN FARIS ADELL JEFFERSONVILLE IN FARIS RICK JEFFERSONVILLE IN FARLER YVONNE BORDEN IN FARLER YVONNE BORDEN IN FARLEY JAMES SELLERSBURG IN FARM RENTAL SERVICES CHARLESTOWN IN FARMER HAROLD LOUISVILLE KY FARMER JENNIFER SELLERSBURG IN FARNSLEY BONNIE PEKIN IN FARNSLEY JAMES SALEM IN FARNSLEY JOYCE CLARKSVILLE IN FARNSLEY ROBERT PALMYRA IN FARNSLEY STACY MEMPHIS IN FARR CLAUDETTE NEW ALBANY IN FARRELL DWAYNE RALEIGH NC FARRELL MONACE SELLERSBURG IN FARRIS C JEFFERSONVILLE IN FARRIS RICHARD PALMYRA IN FASKE MELISSA LANESVILLE IN FASKE WILFORD BORDEN IN FASSETT BRENDON PINELLAS PARK FL FATHY MEDHAT CLARKSVILLE IN FAULKENBERG MARK LOUISVILLE KY FAULKENBURG BRENDA CLARKSVILLE IN FAULKENBURG LEON BORDEN IN FAULSTICK EDWARD NEW ALBANY IN FEELER PHILLIP MEMPHIS IN FEHR HARVEY SELLERSBURG IN FEHRIBACH WM JEFFERSONVILLE IN FELL GEORGE JEFFERSONVILLE IN FENDLEY EDWARD SELLERSBURG IN FENWICK ALVIN SELLERSBURG IN FENWICK JEFF CHARLESTOWN IN FENWICK PAM HENRYVILLE IN FENWICK WILBUR FLOYDS KNOBS IN FERGISON CHARLES JEFFERSONVILLE IN FERGUSON DONNA FLOYDS KNOBS IN FERGUSON JOHN JEFFERSONVILLE IN FERGUSON WARREN GREENVILLE IN FERGUSON WILLIAM CLARKSVILLE IN FERREE NELLIE CLARKSVILLE IN FERRELL BEATRICE CHARLESTOWN IN FERRELL H CHARLESTOWN IN FERRIS JAMES JACKSONVILLE FL FERROLI SUSAN NEW WASHINGTON IN FETTER MARK GOSHEN KY FETTERS JOANN SELLERSBURG IN FETZ JESSICA SELLERSBURG IN

88.53 9.53 7.78 5.54 158.91 47.04 5.75 69.50 22.94 6.65 15.41 7.35 9.42 20.07 6.09 7.87 62.03 67.59 6.92 5.34 63.00 41.08 41.95 59.30 7.23 40.44 41.87 100.54 76.25 70.72 21.02 307.82 27.93 5.88 8.87 37.01 39.91 5.24 14.17 36.45 4.19 10.76 3.39 21.68 4.31 6.92 42.85 46.03 25.73 4.30 7.40 66.38 209.88 9.36 20.98 71.69 52.85 9.72 43.44 14.64 141.61 13.16 11.44 161.84 46.39 11.88 8.30 9.65 13.02 8.87 6.87 23.89 2.40 77.42 5.01 11.22 69.70 0.02 13.87 2.81 62.11 12.89 5.43 24.39 91.53 71.61 27.56 20.42 6.59 5.01 34.47 181.77 76.95 60.04

FETZ ZOLA CLARKSVILLE IN FIELDS KELSIE CHARLESTOWN IN FIELDS MARY HANOVER IN FIELDS SUSAN NEW ALBANY IN FIFE STUART SELLERSBURG IN FILBACK DONALD AUSTIN KY FILBURN ROBIN LEXINGTON IN FILLIO JOHN FLOYDS KNOBS IN FILLIO KATHY JACKSONVILLE FL FINCHER DARRELL LOUISVILLE KY FINCHUM MICHAEL CHARLESTOWN IN FINGAR VICTOR HOUSTON TX FINLEY MARVIN SCOTTSBURG IN FISHER DAVID CHARLESTOWN IN FISHER FRANK NABB IN FISHER LEE SELLERSBURG IN FISHER LONNIE CHARLESTOWN IN FISHER MARGUERITE NABB IN FITCHETT ROY SELLERSBURG IN FITZGERALD THOMAS MARYSVILLE IN FITZPATRICK ANNA JOHNS CREEK GA FITZPATRICK DENISE CLARKSVILLE IN FITZPATRICK RICHARD PALMYRA IN FIVE CO SIDING & HOME SELLERSBURG IN FLACK MICHAEL LEXINGTON IN FLAHERTY DIANA SELLERSBURG IN FLAHERTY RICHARD CHARLESTOWN IN FLAHERTY M J BUILDERS FT MYERS FL FLEENOR PAULA BORDEN IN FLEMING ANTHONY NEW ALBANY IN FLEMING DAVID NEW ALBANY IN FLEMING DONALD SELLERSBURG IN FLENER SANDRA JEFFERSONVILLE IN FLESBURG TIMOTHY SELLERSBURG IN FLICK KEVIN NEW ALBANY IN FLICK KEVIN NEW ALBANY IN FLOWERS GINA CHARLESTOWN IN FLOYD DARREN DALLAS TX FLYNN TIMOTHY SELLERSBURG IN FLYNN REAL ESTATE NEW ALBANY IN FOCKEN RANDY NEW ALBANY IN FOGELSTROM JOHN AZUSA CA FOLEY MICHAEL CORTEZ CO FOOTE ROBERT ROLLING MEADOWS IL FORBES RALEIGH JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORD DOYCE CLARKSVILLE IN FORD FLORENE SCOTTSBURG IN FORD JERRY NEW ALBANY IN FORD JOHN JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORD MARTIN JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORD WILLIAM JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORTNER CORRINA JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORTNER JENNIFER JEFFERSONVILLE IN FOSTER CHARLES NASHVILLE TN FOSTER DONALD LANESVILLE IN FOSTER HIRAM CHARLESTOWN IN FOSTER JEAN GEORGETOWN IN FOSTER KEVIN NEW WASHINGTON IN FOSTER LORANE SELLERSBURG IN FOSTER LOTTIE HENRYVILLE IN FOSTER MARY JEFFERSONVILLE IN FOSTER PAUL BORDEN IN FOSTER SANDRA CROTHERSVILLE IN FOUNTAIN DANNY NEW ALBANY IN FOUNTAIN RANDAL SELLERSBURG IN FOUNTAIN ROBERT SELLERSBURG IN FOUR BY FOUR TRACK MEMPHIS IN FOWLE LORETTA LOUISVILLE KY FOWLER ARTHUR PEKIN IN FOX DANNY NABB IN FOX JESSIE SELLERSBURG IN FOX KATHY INDIANAPOLIS IN FOX MARVIN SCOTTSBURG IN FOX RICHARD SCOTTSBURG IN FOX RUTH COUNCIL BLUFF IA FOX WILLIAM OWENSVILLE IN FRALEY CHERYL SELLERSBURG IN FRAME JAMES LOUISVILLE KY FRAME LARRY NEW ALBANY IN FRANCES JAMES SELLERSBURG IN FRANCIS JASON JEFFERSONVILLE IN FRANKLIN ALICE MEMPHIS IN FRANKLIN CLETUS JEFFERSONVILLE IN FRANKLIN CLETUS OTISCO IN FRANKLIN FRANCES NEW ALBANY IN FRANZ DONALD LOUISVILLE KY FRANZ ROSANNA HENRYVILLE IN FRATTURO PAUL EVANSVILLE IN FRAZIER STEVE CHARLESTOWN IN FREEBORN JOHN ODESSA FL FREEMAN BARRY SELLERSBURG IN FREEMAN ELAINA SCOTTSBURG IN FREEMAN JERRY NORTH VERNON IN FREEMAN ROBERT JEFFERSONVILLE IN FREIBERGER CHARLOTTE GEORGETOWN IN

4.96 6.69 6.66 28.14 22.99 7.70 8.07 66.53 6.86 26.30 5.23 151.59 7.21 85.66 0.34 4.66 31.86 165.43 55.75 138.90 5.98 23.69 6.40 27.56 62.31 16.50 129.00 49.11 7.04 6.09 118.27 96.74 55.81 40.00 18.19 3.98 48.12 11.57 6.42 48.71 9.35 42.10 7.06 52.14 60.30 114.43 149.80 73.90 8.69 14.91 7.09 33.72 12.43 69.26 132.77 110.20 71.14 83.94 6.58 8.02 41.78 63.80 88.43 64.64 47.83 79.96 4.79 108.07 40.91 40.24 68.96 0.70 24.19 2.61 5.44 135.70 9.21 115.67 41.92 7.54 5.14 29.00 88.17 25.44 132.88 95.52 170.91 5.98 113.70 56.34 20.75 6.84 36.83 87.73 59.34

FRENCH BECKY FRENCH BOBBY FRENCH BOBBY FRENCH CHARLES FRENCH JAMES-BUILDER FRENCH JOHN FRENCH LOUIS FRENCH RALPH FREY SHANE FREY TOM FRIEND CARLOS FRIENDLYVILL OF IND OAKES FRISCH MARY FRITSCH KENNETH FRY PHYLLIS - GARAGE FUCHS JOSEPH FUGIT JOHN FULKERSON BARBARA FULKERSON SCOTT FUNK HARRY FURROW JOHN FURROW MARY FUSON CHESTER GABBARD KIMBERLY GABBARD SIDNEY GABERDIEL ELDON GABHART MELANIE GABLE JANET GAHAFER BRIAN GAINES BEVERLY GAINES RODNEY GAITHER EDWARD GALLIGAN ANNE GARCIA JESSE GARCIA JUN GARDINER JOHN GARDINER JOHN GARDINER KRISTI GARDNER LORETTA GARDNER MELISSA GARDNER NEIL GARLAND BRENDA GARLAND JOHN GARLAND KENNETH GARMON SHAWN GARRETT CARL GARRETT KEN GARRETT ROBERT GARRIOTT GERALD GARRIOTT TROY GARRIS DERRICK C GARRITY EUGENE GARTLEY GEORGE GARVIN WILLIAM GARVIN WILLIAM GARY JEFFERY GARY JEREMY GARY ROBERT GASSOWAY GERALDINE GATES LINDLE GATLIFF SHIRLEY GATTIS ROBERT GAUGER ROBERT GAY ARNOLD GAY DEBORA GAY GEORGE GAY WALTER GAY WILMA GEBHART JEROME GEER BRUCE GEHM SANDRA GELSOMINI LUIGI GENET MAY GENTRY ANISSA GENTRY MICHEAL GERNON WILLIAM GHIYA VATSAL GIBBONS BRETT GIBBONS CHARLOTTE GIBBS HAROLD GIBBS SHERRY GIBSON ANNA GIBSON CLAUDE GIBSON GLEN GIBSON HAROLD GIBSON HOLLOW GIBSON JAMES GIBSON JOHN GIBSON JUDY GIBSON PAM GIBSON WILLIAM GILBERT CAMERON GILBERT EDWARD GILBERT JEFFERY

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HACKER TOM HADLER ROBERT HAEBERLIN JUANITA HAENDIGES DEBORAH HAFFNER GERALD HAGAN JAMES HAGAN MICHAEL HAGAN PATRICK HAGGARD WILLIE HAGLER TED HAINES BARBARA HAIRE DOT HAIRE C E - BLDER LT 31 HAIRSTON JAMES HAKE ALAN HALE EDDIE HALE WOODROW HALEY H HALEY MICHAEL HALL BOB HALL CHAD HALL CHARLEY HALL CLYDE HALL DELBERT HALL DONNA HALL ELMER HALL GARY HALL J HALL JAMES HALL JAMES HALL JOHN HALL JUDY HALL KEITH HALL KIMBERLY HALL LONNIE HALL M HALL PAUL HALL RAY HALL RICHARD HALL ROGER HALL RUBY HALL TERRY HALL TINA HALL TOM HALL TRACEY HALLIN JOHN HALLS AUCTION HALTOM MATTHEW HAMILTON JAMES HAMILTON KATHLEEN HAMILTON MARK HAMILTON MCKINLEY HAMILTON PATRICK HAMILTON ROBERT HAMM CHRIS HAMM WALTER HAMMACK CHARLES HAMMACK GLEN HAMMACK MARCIA HAMMER MICHAEL HAMMERMAN SKIP HAMMETT JAMES HAMMILL CHARLEAN HAMMOND DANNY HAMMOND DEREK HAMMOND GEOFFREY HAMMOND LISA HAMMOND RONALD HAMMOND SONJA HAMMOND TERRY HAMNER CLARENCE HANCOCK MALCOM HANEN MARTHA HANER SHEILA HANEY LEO HANGER ELMER HANIFEN TIMOTHY HANKA ERNEST HANKA MARTIN HANKINS STANLEY HANNA TOM HANTS ORIS HARBESON DONNA HARBIN BETTE HARBOLD JEREMY HARBOLD JIMMY HARBOLD RUSSELL E HARDEN JACK HARDESTY CATHY HARDESTY PAMELA HARDGROVE OMA HARDIN ALBERT HARDIN CHARLES HARDIN CHRIS HARDIN DOUGLAS

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JUNE 2020

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HARDIN JAMES HARDIN JENNIFER HARDIN JOSEPH HARDIN KAYE HARDIN MIKE HARDIN ROBERT HARDIN ROY HARDING CARL HARDMAN SANDRA HARDSAW DONALD HARDSAW RAY HARDSAW WILLIAM HARDY MATTHEW HARDY MICHAEL HARDY PAMELA HARGESHEIMER ED HARGIS BEVERLY HARGIS LEE HARKER KENNETH HARKINS CHARLES HARLAN KEITH HARLER JACK HARLESS JOHN HARMON EDWARD HARNESS DAVID HARPER ROBIN HARPER TERRY HARRELL ERNEST HARRELL JAMES HARRELL MAUDE HARRINGTON SCOTT HARRIS CELIA HARRIS DANIEL HARRIS DONNA HARRIS HOWARD HARRIS JAMES HARRIS JAMES HARRIS JEFF HARRIS LARRY HARRIS MARIE HARRISON REBECCA HARRISON WILLIAM HARSHFIELD BRENT HARSIN BARBARA HARSLEY BETTY HARTER JOHN HARTLAGE TODD HARTLEY JOHN HARTSFIELD TOMMY HARTZ JEROME HARVEY DIXIE HARVEY JAMES HARVEY MIKE HARVEY MILDRED HARVEY RALPH HASKETT BRIAN HASTING RON HASTINGS FORREST HATCHER JIM HATCHER ROBERT HATFIELD BRENDA HATFIELD EDWARD HATFIELD GREG HATFIELD SAM HATFIELD STEVE HATHAWAY HELEN HATTABAUGH GLEN HAUGH PATRICK HAULK GEORGE HAUSAUER ANGELA HAVEN CHARLES HAVENS VINCENT HAWES ELLSWORTH HAWES TIMOTHY HAWKINS LINDSEY HAWKINS WILLIAM HAWKINS REAL ESTATE HAWN JOHN HAWORTH GEORGE HAYCOX VINCENT HAYCRAFT ALTON HAYCRAFT JOHN HAYDEN DONNA HAYDEN JOHN HAYDEN WINIFRED HAYDON GLORIA HAYDON RENEE HAYES DONALD HAYES JEFF HAYMAKER JOHN HAYNES DIANA HAYNES WALTER HAYS JAMES HAYS ROBERTA HAYSE DON

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HAYSE JAMES HEACOCK JERRY HEAD CARL HEADRICK WM HEARN FOREST HEATH JOHN HEATH LINDA HEATH NELLIE HEATH STEPHEN HEATHCOCK TIM HEATHERLY CHARLES HEBNER JASON HECKER MICHAEL HEDDEN PAUL HEDLUND CHRIS HEDRICK BRIAN HEDRICK GEORGE HEDRICK JAMES HEDRICK LILLIAN HEEKE LAURA HEFLER LYNNETTA HEIL BILL HEIL CHARLIE HEIL FRANK HEIL ROBERT STIL HEIR INDUSTRIES INC HEITZ JERRY HELBIG DAVE HELBIG DONALD HELBIG DORIS HELBIG WILLIAM HELLER SUE HELLINGER NANCY HELM CALVIN HELM MICHAEL HELM WM HELTON DONALD HELTON FRANK HELTON JOHN HELTON KEVIN HELTON VERNA HENDERHAN DONNA HENDERHAN GLENN HENDERHAN KAREN HENDERSON L HENDERSON MICHAEL HENDERSON KENNETH W - TR HENDREN R HENDRICH RONALD HENDRICKS ERMAN HENDRICKS POLLY HENDRICKS ROBERT HENDRICKSON THOMAS HENDRIX CATHY HENEGAR JULIE HENLEY CALVIN HENNEGAN MICHAEL HENRY TIMMY HENSGEN TERRANCE HENSLEY BILLY HENSLEY ETHEL HENSLEY FINLEY HENSLEY JAMES HENSLEY RANDALL HENSLEY TONY HENSON DENISE HENSON TONY HENSON WILLIAM HERNDON LYNN HERRERA LISA HERRICK CAROL HERRON DWIGHT HERTEL JOSEPH HERTZ NANCY HESS BRUCE HESS DOUG HESSIG BETHANY HEUSER JAMES HEUSER TAMMY HICKERSON PAUL HICKMAN J HICKMAN NORMA HICKS ERNEST HICKS STEVEN HIGDON DAVID HIGDON MARY HIGDON SHEILA HIGDON HTG & AIR CONDITION HIGGINBOTHAN B

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Cherries

Cheers to

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food CHERRY LIMEADE Marilles Mauer, Greensburg, Indiana 1 can frozen limeade concentrate 1 (10 oz.) jar maraschino cherries 1 liter lemon lime soda 2 limes, sliced Place the frozen limeade into a large pitcher. Add the cherries and juice.

Stir to combine. Pour in the soda and stir to combine. Add ice as desired.

Garnish with lime slices and serve.

CHERRIES JUBILEE Patricia Piekarski, Harvey, Illinois 1 (16 oz.) can pitted dark sweet cherries ¼ cup sugar 1 T. cornstarch ¼ cup brandy, cherry brandy or kirsch Vanilla ice cream Drain cherries. Reserve ½ cup syrup. Set cherries aside. In a medium saucepan, combine reserved syrup, sugar and cornstarch. Cook and stir until thick. Stir in cherries. In a small saucepan, heat brandy until it simmers. Carefully ignite brandy and pour over cherry mixture. Serve immediately over ice cream.

TART CHERRY CAKE Patricia Zobrist, Knox, Indiana 1 cup flour 1 cup sugar 1 t. baking soda ½ t. salt 1 egg, beaten 1 (15 oz.) can tart cherries, drained Nondairy whipped topping or vanilla ice cream for serving Combine flour, sugar, baking soda and salt Add beaten egg, then drained cherries. Bake in a lightly greased 9-inch pan for 30-35 minutes in a 350 F oven. Cool. Top each serving with nondairy whipped topping or vanilla ice cream.

ITALIAN HORN COOKIES Jen Selinsky, Sellersburg, Indiana 1 cup butter 4 cups all-purpose flour 2 cups vanilla ice cream, softened 1 (12½ oz.) can cherry pie filling Sugar

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In a large bowl, cut butter into flour until mixture resembles coarse crumbs.

Stir in ice cream. Divide into four portions. Cover and refrigerate for two hours. On a lightly floured surface, roll each portion to 1/8-inch thickness.

With a fluted pastry cutter, cut two-inch squares. Place about ½ t. filling in center of each square. Overlap two opposite corners of dough over the filling and seal. Sprinkle lightly with sugar. Place on ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 350 F for 10-12 minutes or until bottoms are lightly browned.

Virtual VACATION TAKE A TRIP AND NEVER LEAVE THE YARD

BY RICHARD G. BIEVER

Marcy Dodson was working at home — alone — as most everyone has the past couple of months. She was putting together the first installment of a new virtual feature for the Indiana State Museum designed to keep patrons engaged remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic closure.

The topic was a goosebumper

on the other side of the house, so we

to begin with; she was editing

didn’t see each other,” Dodson said. “I

together clips of “encounters with

kept replaying the clips over and over

the unexplained” that paranormal

again and getting everything ready.”

investigation enthusiasts had recorded

And though Dodson, the manager

at various historic sites throughout the

of adult programs and community

state. But, like everything else during

engagement for the State Museum,

this tempest of pestilent times, it took

had been familiar with most of the

on an added air of eeriness.

clips and the scary stories since they

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found new or enhanced ways

as ghost hunters, she said it was

to engage the public during the

funny … “I was getting spooked out making the presentation.”

Normally, Dodson would have been hosting or moderating the engagement program surrounded by a group of real people, in flesh and blood, at the Indianapolis museum. “It definitely is a switch,” she said.

The program, “Quirky Queries: At Home,” went live the last Saturday night in April. A good group of a hundred souls signed into the Zoom program on their computers or mobile

shutdown. “Better virtual than viral” has become the 2020 equivalent to the proverbial “better safe than sorry.” When it comes to education, engagement and entertainment, the only “viral” folks want to see are the rising numbers of views for the videos

But now, they’re serving it up in different or more creative ways because all these people are sitting at home trying to figure out what to do.

and other content they post.

“Digital content has been really important to our members for the last few years,” said Carrie Lambert, executive director of the Indiana Tourism Association. “So, some of

publishes the Indiana Festival Guide each year with financial support from Hoosier Energy REC.

these things people have been doing

The private and public entities work

for a long time. But now, they’re

hand-in-hand to support the state’s

serving it up in different or more

tourism industry. Hoosiers might be

creative ways because all these

surprised to learn that the state’s

people are sitting at home trying to

tourism revenues offset and save

THE NEW NORMAL

figure out what to do.”

each Hoosier household an average

Like most all of society, festivals and

includes some 65 of the state’s

events and places associated with

county-level visitors’ bureaus; larger

The tourism industry is always one

travel and tourism this time of year

destinations like Holiday World, Fair

of the first to be hit in times like

have had to face new realities since

Oaks Farms, zoos, and the like; and

these or like after 9/11. But Lambert

the pandemic response began in

affiliate members, including Indiana

noted tourism is also one of the first

March. And those realities, ironically,

Connection, and several universities.

industries to bounce back. Even after

have meant going virtual. The internet

The tourism association is focused

things reopen, though, she said there

and social media have never been

on professional development and

will be a “comfortability factor” in what

more important in keeping people

lobbying for the industry.

visitors and travelers are going to want

devices and stayed for the full 70some minutes. “It was a great win for not having been able to do a program in over a month,” Dodson said.

connected to other people, their jobs, their schools, and their communities.

The association Lambert heads

Meanwhile, Visit Indiana is the public

of $566 in state and local taxes each year, according to the IOTD.

to do.

face of the Indiana Office of Tourism

“All research is showing us right now

While many festivals and events

Development, a state agency that

that no one is going

whose sole purpose is to bring people

works to coordinate efforts to

together have already been canceled

promote travel throughout

through July, destinations

Indiana. It also

— such as the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites — have

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to rush out to a large concert or a very high-density packed festival,” she said. “Our members are recognizing that even if things open in June, we’re probably not going to be getting people coming from far, far away. The beauty of this is that we typically have people driving through.

We’re not Florida; we

INDIANA STATE MUSEUM DEMONSTRATIONS

don’t usually have

The Indiana State Museum’s demonstration experts are bringing their exciting activities to you. View their demonstration playlist for scientific and creative videos.

people flying in all the

IN D IA N A MU S E U M. O R G

time.”

Lambert added, “We’re going to have to circle our wagons a little bit closer to home, and probably that’s going to be for quite awhile.”

In the meantime, Lambert said many of the county tourism groups have already been focusing on local residents. Folks want to know what their community offers when distant family and friends come calling. “So,

they had and really flipped the switch

MAKING MEMORIES

on it and have been able to use it

Cathy Ferree, CEO at the Indiana

in a way that’s a great community

State Museum, said memories

resource,” Lambert said.

are made of shared experiences.

Much of the video content that

While many of the places for shared

“They’ve taken that existing platform

museums and the like are now posting on YouTube and social media to keep kids and adults entertained is “evergreen.” It can remain up or be

experiences have been closed during the pandemic, she said it’s important for institutions to seek new ways to stay connected to people, at least

slightly repackaged post-pandemic

virtually for now.

and continue serving present or future

She noted the paranormal program

visitors, Lambert explained. “It doesn’t

that Marcy Dodson put together,

matter if it’s April 2020 or September

for instance, as one example of the

of 2022. You can still put together

museum bringing value to Hoosiers

During the pandemic, she said

baking soda and vinegar and have it

despite the doors being closed in

some county groups have turned

explode.”

these times that are anything but

During these hard times in which so

normal. “They stayed on a Zoom call

they’ve really upped the ante on what they’ve offered for their community, and are looked at as a community resource,” she said.

their homepages into a veritable smorgasbord of things to do in the community. The websites include daily virtual event listings, things to do while social distancing, things to do in solitude, recreational opportunities that are still open, lists of local restaurants offering curb-side service, and even job openings for folks furloughed from their regular jobs.

many people have been touched with loss — loss of opportunities, of once-in-a-lifetime events, of jobs, and of loved ones — Lambert said many of the entertainment and tourism sites are just trying to lift peoples’ spirits.

“They’re just trying to be sources of smiles and fun and memories.”

for a little over 70 minutes which, when people are now spending their week on Zoom, we thought was impressive for a Saturday night,” Ferree said. “That was an opportunity for people to have a shared experience and be together. We felt that resonated.”

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Ferree added that one goal of the virtual programs is that they will entice

to need to get out. “We’re going to need something beyond the

“We’re all in this together” has

screen of any kind … really getting

resonated, she said. “We’ve pulled

outside in nature.” And there, she said,

together as a state in a way we’ve not

is where Indiana’s historic sites, parks

had to do before. I think it will be really

and less-crowded places will shine.

important to see how people take

“Where people normally may go to

what we have learned from this and

With these virtual programs now,

California or out East for a vacation,

pull it forward in terms of how we work

the museum is also is surveying

they may be more inclined to stay in

together.

participants and trying to gain a better

their own region or neighborhood,”

understanding of what patrons will

she said.

those who tuned in to actually visit the historic site or sites in person. “These are really invitations for later when we are able to move forward and move around more.”

want in the future. It is venturing into topics it might not have offered under normal conditions. “Everybody is looking for any silver lining with the situation we’re in, and doing virtual

important these community events

will be the subject of future museum

are, that they’re as much about being

exhibits, programming, lectures, and

together and celebrating as whatever

discussions everywhere.

it is — whether it’s the symphony,

“Post-COVID-19 will be different than

than hands-on,” said Ferree. “We can

pre-COVID-19,” Ferree philosophized.

try some different things that we might

“This is a pretty big disruptor. It’s

not be able to afford to do and take a

not a blip.” Having gone through a

little more risk because the expense is

time of social distancing and virtual

much less.”

gatherings, she said she’s hopeful

to ease up, she said people are going

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that people start to recognize how

How folks marked this historic time

programming is a lot less expensive

Once restrictions on group sizes start

“I hope what comes out of this is

this shared experience will bring communities a little closer.

opera, a football game — and that we recognize the value behind what these things do bring to society at large,” Ferree said.

Richard G. Biever is senior editor of Indiana Connection.

Virtual Destinations

As this issue of Indiana Connection was being written in early May, the stages of lifting the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions had been announced by Gov. Eric Holcomb. Until public gatherings can once again occur safely, Indiana Connection has compiled a list from VisitIndiana.com (visitindiana.com/blog/index.php/2020/03/25/virtual-vacations/) and other sources of “Virtual Vacations” you can experience safely from home.

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis ‘At Home’ CHI LDR E N S M U S E U M . O RG/M USEUM - AT- HOM E

The “Museum at Home” page features all kinds of fun videos, blogs, and live chats. Educators and experts will bring engaging live content and there will also be story time for the smaller kids, which includes a story read by retired Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck!

CONNER PRAIRIE AT HOME CO NNE R P R A I R I E . O R G / CONNER- PRAIRIE- AT- HOM E/

Conner Prairie is giving visitors to its website a whole new way to enjoy the historical park — from the comfort of home with the entire family! Unprecedented opportunities will be given to learn from Conner Prairie’s experts as they share their knowledge, behind-thescenes happenings, demonstrations, Q&As, live performances and more. Exciting new content is being uploaded daily.

EITELJORG MUSEUM E I TE LJ O R G . O R G / AT H OM E

Favorite museum artworks from the Eiteljorg’s Native American, Western and Contemporary collections are highlighted on the museum’s website, along with special features, stay-at-home activities for families and deep dives into two fascinating exhibitions at the museum.

Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari Videos FACE BOO K . C O M / H O L I D AYWORL D/

Holiday World held its first “Digital Opening Day” May 2 with video fireworks. And until the park opens for real, scheduled for June 14, there are many virtual options to visit from the comfort of your couch!

Experience 360° POV interactive rides on many of their coasters, including The Voyage, The Raven, The Legend, Thunderbird, Wildebeest, and the NEW for 2020 Cheetah Chase! Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari will also be posting videos on its Facebook page regularly to help keep Holidog’s friends active and moving! Follow its Facebook page to keep up with the videos or venture to Holidog’s Digital FunTown that can be found online at HolidayWorld.com.

Indiana State Museum & Historic Sites FACE BOO K . C O M / I N D I ANAM USEUM /

“Adults Night In” on Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. will feature more adultoriented content. The Facebook page of each historic site will also be sharing behind-the-scenes tours and fun facts!

Indiana State Parks Goes Virtual FA C EB OOK .C OM/IN D N R STATE PA R K S A N D R E S E RVOIR S /

From Indiana Dunes to Turkey Run, Indiana’s State Parks are an incredible dive into the beauty of nature. Since most are stuck at home on their couches, the state parks still want us all to be able to experience the outdoors. Multiple #VirtualINStatePark videos will be posted on their Facebook page each day. There aren’t many times you can see Pelicans migrate and waterfalls flow inside of your own house!

Indianapolis Zoo ‘Bringing the Zoo to You’ FA C EB OOK .C OM/IN D IA N A P OLIS ZOO/

The Indianapolis Zoo is #BringingTheZooToYou with an insider’s glance at its animals and staff. Its behind-the-scenes videos give a glimpse into a never-before-seen side of the wildlife at the zoo.

Videos include brown bears playing together, an introduction to two new gazelle calves, and Kazi the warthog getting some relaxing back scratches! Follow its Facebook page for a new video added each day.

Kosciusko County Virtual Tour V P IX.N ET/751896

Kosciusko County is full of outdoor recreation, lake life, attractions, dining, shopping and more. This aerial tour of the county lets you experience all of that while learning more about what Kosciusko County has to offer! You can explore Warsaw’s downtown district, see the one of a kind Village at Winona, and get a feel for its abundance of lakes.

West Baden Springs Hotel Tour FR E N C H LIC K .C OM/TOU R /WE S TB A D E N

West Baden Springs Hotel was once known as the “Eighth Wonder of the World”. The six-story free-span dome is breathtaking, regardless of whether you experience it in person or online. You can virtually tour West Baden Spring Hotel’s incredible atrium, lobby, library, and pool.

The Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites are theming each day of the week with fun social media content! From educational activities on Tuesday to demos on Thursdays, you won’t want to miss a single moment. Since date nights are currently on pause, JUNE 2020

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do-it-yourself BRING ON THE

Bargain Hu

As Hoosiers were mandated to stay at home for most of the spring, you may have used that time to do some spring cleaning and decluttering around the house. While providing some much-needed activity, getting rid of stuff also helps clear both your physical space and your mind. As we ease out of quarantine, the pent-up desire to go shopping means bargain hunters are ready to scour neighborhood garage sales. Now is the perfect time to rehome your old items and make a little cash while you’re at it! We’ve got some useful tips for making your garage sale a well-organized and well-attended event.

01

ORGANIZE YOUR STUFF When you’re sifting through all your stuff, sometimes it’s difficult to decide what to keep and what to sell.

You’ve probably heard this rule of thumb before, and it just makes sense: if you haven’t used the item for at least one year (or even forgot it existed), then it’s probably time to let it go. Start setting those items aside in a “sale” pile or storage bin. In fact, this is a good time to invest in extra storage bins just so you can streamline and organize the stuff in your “keep” pile.

02

PUT THE WORD OUT Marketing your sale ahead of time is just as important as getting rid of stuff. If you live in a neighborhood with a homeowners association that holds designated garage sale weekends, join in and take advantage of the added car and foot traffic. Whether you’re with a group sale or not, it’s a good idea to specifically advertise your own sale as well.

You can easily place a newspaper or social media ad for little or no money. But don’t skimp on advertising your sale at the street corners and country roads leading to your location.

• Pick up some premade sale signs or supplies to make your own, such as bright and sturdy poster boards, paint or markers, and nails or a staple gun.

• Place those stick-in-the-ground type signs or sandwich boards along the road or street (with the permission of those property owners).

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• Continue to grab attention all the way to your garage sale with more brightly colored signs; a bunch of helium-filled balloons tied tightly to a sign at the end of your drive, your mailbox post or yard lamp post (making sure they are away from overhead power lines); or shiny whirligigs spinning in your front yard.

(Please avoid using the shiny metallic mylar balloons outdoors since they can conduct electricity; should they accidentally get away, they can damage any electrical equipment they might drift into and cause a fire and/or injury. Be sure to deflate any balloons afterward and dispose of them properly.) Do not post signs on utility poles.

do-it-yourself

unters HOW TO HOLD A SUCCESSFUL GARAGE SALE

04

03

LEFTOVERS

SET UP SHOP

Folding tables are a smart investment because they make it easy for shoppers to look at all your wares, and they’ll come in handy later for lots of other uses.

Otherwise, large pieces of plywood laid over sawhorses or crates will work.

Showcase clothing items on a wheeled clothing rack that’s easy to assemble, move around, and pack up after the sale. Decorative bins and organizers are not only useful for corralling small loose items during your sale, but after your sale as well.

Simple stickers and markers are a must for pricing your items, and some stickers even come pre-printed. A big roll of masking tape will also do the trick. Masking or painter’s tape is great for keeping sets of items together like towels and sheets.

This is a garage sale, after all, not a high-end boutique, but it wouldn’t hurt to get some of your bigger ticket items cleaned up. Some dusting rags, cleaner, and a little elbow grease can only help your sales.

And these days, you’ll set shoppers’ minds at ease if you have disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizer on hand for them to clean their hands or their purchases.

Finally, collect all that cash in a simple cash box or a small apron with divided pockets to keep bills in order.

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Sale

G AR AG E

The hustle and bustle of your garage sale may be over, but there’s one more step. What do you do with all the items that didn’t sell? The point of having the sale in the first place was to get rid of stuff, right? Instead of storing it away again, bag it up and check with local organizations and charities for future pick up or drop off times.

You just never know who could use your old stuff, and knowing it’s going to good use makes all your efforts feel even more worthwhile.

by Eventt Norris Visit your local Do it Best store or doitbest.com for thousands of the best home improvement products, including set-up and cleaning supplies and promotional materials needed to hold a successful garage sale. Eventt Norris is the owner of Max Hardware in Marion and Ossian Hardware in Ossian and is a member-owner of Do it Best Corp., a Fort Wayne-based cooperative of thousands of hardware stores, home centers and lumberyards throughout the US and around the world.

(This article is for informational purposes only. Indiana Connection and Do it Best Corp. assume no liability for the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein, or for injuries, property damage, or the outcome of any project.)

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pets

Fighting like cats and dogs Tips on how to welcome a new furry friend to the home If you’ve found added comfort in the

older and a tad

company of furry family members

grumpy, it might find

while sheltering in place, maybe you’re

a frisky young ’un an

considering adding another set of paws

annoyance. Adult cats will

upon your floor. Perhaps you’ve heard

usually accept a kitten more

of a pet orphaned by COVID-19; or

easily than they will accept a new

you think your pets would welcome

adult cat. But if both your present cat

the added company after life returns

and the new cat are easygoing, you

to normal and they are once again left

may have little trouble if you introduce

alone most of the day.

them slowly and correctly.

While a new dog or cat and your

MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCE:

scent first.

Your new dog or cat should be checked

If it’s a meeting of a dog and a cat,

by a veterinarian to ensure it’s not

keep them separated for a few days

carrying any illness or parasites before

as well. Allow them to get used to each

introducing it to your existing pet or

other’s scent and presence without

pets.

face-to-face contact. Once they seem

current pet or pets may soon become best buds, they should be introduced carefully. You don’t want your pet to feel that its territory has been invaded or your affection has been divided.

Here are some things to consider.

BE A GOOD MATCHMAKER: Consider the temperament and ages of both your current pet and the new animal.

Keep your new cat separated in another room from your current cat, and let them get used to each other’s

calm, allow them to be in the same

HANDLE WITH CARE:

room but keep the dog leashed. Make

Regardless of whether you are getting

sure the cat has access to a dog-free

a new cat or a new dog, the first introduction between your current pet

sanctuary at all times. The space should include a litter box, scratching

and your new pet is very important.

post, water, food bowl, and toys.

Learn all you can about the new pet.

Introduce the animals gradually over

An animal shelter often will have

Your vet or an animal behaviorist can

the course of a week so that neither

a dossier on each of its adoptable

also provide ideas for making sure the

animal becomes afraid or aggressive.

animals that includes whether it would

introductions go smoothly. In addition,

Be patient.

the internet has a wealth of information

If you are introducing dogs, take a walk

and videos from many sources.

be a good fit for a home with other animals.

in a neutral area with your dog and

Try to match dogs or cats with similar

If after a few weeks one or both

bring a friend along to walk your new

habits. If your pet likes to lie in the

animals are still showing signs of

dog. Walking allows dogs to bond and

sun all day, selecting a kindred spirit

aggression, consult a professional

gather information about one another.

animal behaviorist for more advice or

might be a good idea. If your pet is

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intervention.

safety

Vacationing?

SAFETY MATTERS WHEREVER YOU ARE

Summer vacation plans may still be in the “wait and see” stage, but when we’re ready to hit the road or air, take our advice: safety always matters.

Just as it’s important to protect our health, remember other priorities: home security, road safety and vacation accommodation safety.

Don’t be too “social” about your vacation.

Letting the whole world know you are on the vacation of a lifetime is like putting a sign in front of your house saying “rob me.”

Light’s on, but nobody’s home

unplug

Don’t think you’re fooling burglars if you leave a single light

Unplug all appliances and electronics that aren’t necessary

or two on for a whole vacation. When left on for extended

while you’re gone. Leaving appliances plugged in increases

periods, incandescent and even fluorescent bulbs can

the risk of something like an electrical fire that will go unno-

get very hot or make the fixture hot, creating a potential

ticed. Power surges also can occur anytime. Unplug things

hazard. Consider investing in a motion-sensing outdoor

like the coffee maker and the toaster (things you should

lighting system and multiple programmable timers for

consider plugging in only when they’re being used anyway),

interior lighting. Modern timers offer several settings, as

as well as televisions and home entertainment/electronic

well as a randomized setting, allowing you to create an

systems. Unplugging them is one less worry from lightning

illusion that different rooms are in use at different times.

strikes should an electrical storm blow in while you’re away.

keep your eyes peeled and nose in the wind

stay in the car

While traveling or at your vacation destination, keep your

Finally, while driving, always remember to STAY IN THE

eyes open for electrical hazards. Not every hotel room,

CAR if you should veer off the road and strike a utility

condo and Airbnb you see online practices electrical

pole. Power lines can fall and still be energized. If lines

safety. When you check in, note overloaded outlets,

have fallen on or near your vehicle, the mere act of

extension cords in use, outlets that get too hot, and the

stepping from it can electrocute you. Warn others to

smell of overheated wires. Take precautions yourself. If too

stay back. Stay put until an electric utility responder tells

egregious, take the issues up with management to work

you it’s safe to get out. If you come upon an accident

out a solution. If management is unwilling or able to satisfy

involving power lines, warn those involved of the danger,

your concerns or refund your deposit, report them to

and call 9-1-1.

authorities and move on down the road to a safer place.

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Much is on the horizon, from electric fleets to battery storage. Consumers like you increasingly want assurance that the energy they use comes from economical, reliable and sustainable resources.

This is the future of the grid.

DIVERSIFIED GENERATION PORTFOLIO Hoosier Energy recognizes the value of flexible grid operations and understands the overall emissions impact of the generation source. The generation and transmission (G&T) cooperative’s diversified generation portfolio harnesses the power of the sun, turns landfill waste into energy and supplies economical natural gas to heat homes and businesses in the communities served by our member distribution cooperatives.

Market opportunities supplement those efforts, keeping the cost of the power supply down.

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EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES The G&T has its eye on new technologies that will help provide greater value and quality of life for the 695,000 people in its member service territory. When plug-in vehicles and battery storage became more than a passing fad, co-ops began exploring emerging technologies and their role in bringing the benefits of those technologies to co-op communities.

That conversation led to the formation of an emerging technology committee which is exploring how battery storage, consumer incentives and renewables can work together to make up the power network’s future generation portfolio.

POWER DELIVERY AND GRID RESILIENCY Dedication to a programmatic approach keeps costs down, always with reliability of the electric system in mind. If a tornado tosses poles and energized lines across a field in a flash of fury, co-ops are ready. Substations at various member system locations house pieces of equipment essential to restoring power quickly if power lines go down. Driving 10 miles instead of 30 means we can respond faster and more safely.

product recalls Hair dryers pose electrocution hazard This recall involves LUS handheld hair dryers sold in white, in a box that also contains a diffuser. The hair dryers have the model number HD-LUS01 printed under the back end of the hair dryer. The logos “LUS Brands” and “Love Ur Curls” are located on either side of the back end of the dryer.

The hair dryers do not have an immersion protection device, posing an electrocution or shock hazard if the dryer falls into water when plugged in.

The hair dryers were sold online from November 2019 through February 2020 for between $125 and $144.

Call 800-280-1675, go online at www.lusbrands.com and click on ‘Safety and Recall Information’ for more information.

Epson recalls power adapters sold with scanners Epson has recalled the power adapter plug for some digital scanners because the adapter can overheat, melt and catch fire, posing burn and fire hazards.

The recalled adapter was sold with Epson V-series scanners (V30/V33/V37/V300/V330/V370) at Best Buy, Office Depot, Staples, Walmart, and department stores nationwide from January 2010 through December 2015 for between $55 and $80 for the scanner and adapter. “EADP-16CB B” is printed on the label of the adaptor.

Epson is aware of 15 incidents worldwide of the adapter melting or catching fire, resulting in property damage. No injuries have been reported.

Call 888-367-2656 for more information.

Trimmers and polesaws recalled This recall involves Troy-Bilt, Craftsman-branded trimmers and Remington-branded polesaws powered by a 25cc 2-Cycle gasoline engine. The trimmer’s housing is red and black and Troy-Bilt or Craftsman is printed on the top of the unit. The polesaw’s housing is orange and black and Remington is printed on the top of the unit.

Trimmers and polesaws have serial numbers 1K199DG1886 through 1L059DH1017. The model and serial number is located on the white model label on the engine cover.

The models were sold at Ace Hardware, Menards, True Value, Do It Best, Fred Meyer, and other stores nationwide from November 2019 through January 2020 for between $109 and $190.

Call 888-848-6038; or go online at www.mtdproducts.com and click on Product Recall tab located on the bottom of the homepage for more information.

As a service to our readers and to promote electrical safety, here are some recent recall notices provided by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Visit www.cpsc.gov/en/recalls for full details of these recalls and for notices of many more.

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career profile

Restoring power to consumers Top 3

responsibilities in a day: •

Update geographic information system (GIS) maps based on work and service orders and reports by field teams.

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Dispatch outages.

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Help create GIS maps, both static and online, for internal and external use.

What kind of education do you have?

I have a master’s degree in GIS and also attend specialized training to stay up-to-date on new technologies and software.

I learned most of my electrical knowledge on the job from our field teams and by spending time in the field myself.

What’s a typical day like?

Most days include communicating with other co-op employees and consumers, and dispatching outages as they come in. I’ll also post work orders and other changes to our GIS maps to keep them accurate. The lineworkers are constantly building new lines, adding new services and replacing equipment. But a storm can change my day in an instant!

What part of your job do you find to be most fulfilling?

I take pride in having accurate and up-to-date GIS maps to help our field teams, especially when

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Jacklyn McLeland GIS Supervisor Tipmont REMC

they can quickly see outages and can get power restored as soon as possible.

How do you describe working for a co-op?

I have an entire new family. I’ve made many friendships and have been able to network with my peers at other co-ops throughout the state and country. It’s like a big family that you can call on to help and provide advice whenever we might need it.

Do you see opportunity for growth in this position?

I’ve already been able to advance! I started as a part-time GIS technician and have been able to grow into the position of a supervisor. The co-op encourages continuous learning and gives us the time and resources to do it.

INTERESTED IN AN ELECTRIC CO-OP CAREER? Visit WePowerIndiana.org to learn about available careers or tell us about yourself.

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