Clark County REMC - June 2024 Indiana Connection

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from the editor

In honor of the papas

Father’s Day is June 16. Last month, I talked about the wonderful women in my life. This month is for the papas.

My dad, Kevin, is one of my loudest supporters. He encouraged any dream I had growing up, including when I went through a Sherlock Holmes phase and wanted to be a detective when I was 9 or 10. He set up “clues” all over our property for me to figure out who stole a flashlight. Spoiler alert — it was our cat. He also taught me the value of hard work, how to have a positive outlook, and how leadership is more than being the loudest voice in the room.

My father-in-law, Shannon, is the biggest family man I know. He’s a steady presence for all of his children and grandchildren. He loves nothing more than having all of us in one place at the same time, especially when a game of HORSE in the driveway is involved.

My husband, Brooks, made the transition into fatherhood look easy. The moment they placed our daughter in his arms at the hospital, I could see him embrace his new role. He’s been with me every step of the way in raising Gwen and is always helpful, including with making the food you see every month in the recipe section. Because he’s such a great dad, he makes it easier for me to be a good mom.

I know Mother’s Day gets most of the hype, but take time on the 16th to celebrate the dads, grandpas, and father figures in your life. They would appreciate a phone call, too. If you’re looking for the men in my life that day, I’m sure you will find them on the golf course.

Britt Davis Editor bdavis@indianaec.org

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My dad and I during a visit to the Grand Canyon in 2016.

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To celebrate the summer solstice, Indy Yoga Movement sponsors a huge outdoor yoga class called Monumental Yoga at Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis. This year’s event is on June 21 at 4 p.m. For more information, visit monumentalyoga.com

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The value of local politics

“All politics is local.” The late Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill, Jr., former Speaker of the House of Representatives, observed that even national politics have a local impact, and people care most about issues that directly affect them. Indirectly, this famous adage underscores the importance and value of local politics.

At Clark County REMC, we think it’s critical to develop and cultivate relationships with local legislators because they craft, introduce, and vote on legislation that impacts the local business climate, the environment, and the quality of life for our community. That’s why we work closely with our local elected officials. After all, our purpose is to provide safe, reliable, affordable energy, but our mission is to help our community thrive.

As a practical matter, we recognize that most legislators are “generalists,” yet they vote on a wide range of issues. Today’s energy landscape is an increasingly complex topic

covering not only the industry’s traditional engineering and vegetation management aspects but also technology, cybersecurity, the electrification of the transportation sector, and more. So, in partnership with our power supplier, Hoosier Energy, and our statewide organization, Indiana Electric Cooperatives, we are happy to provide legislators with guidance and expertise from subject matter experts who’ve been in the energy industry for many years.

We’re proud to power your life and bring good things to the community. We hope you will continue to share with us what matters most to you so we can continue to advocate on your behalf and improve the quality of life for all.

JASON CLEMMONS CEO

CONGRATS, SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS!

Our congratulations go out to the 2024 students in our service area who won scholarships to Indiana University Southeast, Ivy Tech Community College, and Purdue Polytechnic New Albany. Clark County REMC scholarships have assisted over 450 students since the program began. Please read our publications and visit our website later this year for more information on how to apply for the 2025 scholarships.

SIMON BERRY Community Montessori

OLIVIA MELTON Jeffersonville High School

ISABELLA SPENCER Charlestown High School

ROSEMARY JACKSON Henryville Jr/Sr High School

BRENN PEAY Floyd Central High School

NIGEL COUCH Silver Creek High School

ELI BAKER Trinity High School

GABE LAMB Floyd Central High School

REECE ROBERTS Rock Creek Community Academy

KENNEDY BRIDGES-SMITH Jeffersonville High School

BAYLOR NOBLITT Silver Creek High School

AUDREY DESMOND Corydon Central High School

SIM SAMNANG OU Jeffersonville High School

LAYKEN KOCHERT Silver Creek High School

VICTORIA VAN FLEET Homeschool

MADISON JONES New Washington Jr/Sr High School

LANDYN SHUMATE Floyd Central High School

INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTHEAST

IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE

JACOB MEDLOCK Henryville Jr/Sr High School

TYLER ROGERS Rock Creek Community Academy

PURDUE POLYTECHNIC NEW ALBANY

CINDY HOCKENSMITH SCHOLARSHIP

The recipient of this year’s scholarship is Ava Grace Voyles of William W. Borden High School. Congratulations, Ava.

Clark County REMC wishes you the best as you pursue your educational goals!

Calendar Art winner

Congratulations to Flynn Cissel of Silver Creek Elementary School. Cissel is the 5th grade art contest winner and his artwork will be featured in the 2025 Cooperative Calendar of Student Art.

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CONGRATS, YOUTH RECIPIENTS!

STEFANIA GAMA-PRIETO Silver Creek High School

CARA CAMPISANO Silver Creek High School

HULAN OTGONBAYAR Jeffersonville High School

YOUTH TOUR

KARSYN BLAYDES Charlestown Middle School

MATTHEW HUBER St. Anthony School

LEVI PREHER Charlestown Middle School

AVERY DEVARY Silver Creek Middle School

ISAIAH MILLER Charlestown Middle School

DANE CORRICK Silver Creek Middle School

AUBREE KIRK Homeschool

AUSTIN TANNER Homeschool

SERENITY BAKER Silver Creek Middle School

CHARLOTTE FENG Homeschool

CHELSI PHELPS Highland Hills Middle School

LOGAN CONKLIN Silver Creek Middle School

KEIRA JACOBS Charlestown Middle School

PRESTON STEVENSON Charlestown Middle School

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TECHNICAL knowledge

NEW DEVICES OFFER MORE INSIGHT AND EFFICIENT CONTROL OF ELECTRICITY

Your ability to save money on energy costs could be as easy as touching a screen. These days, there’s no shortage of new technology to try or upgrades available to convince you that now’s the time for the next smartphone or watch upgrade. Yet advancing technology also offers you, families, and even electric cooperatives new opportunities to use energy more efficiently to minimize costs. This can lead to some serious savings for everyone.

PLANNING FOR DEMAND

Many new appliances and devices, such as thermostats, water heaters, and more, offer internet connectivity to control their operation even when away from home. This connectivity can also offer better control of devices during times of high electricity demand. Devices such as irrigation systems, water heaters, and air conditioners can be controlled to shift energy use to times of lower demand. If your electric cooperative offers time-of-

use rates, you can schedule some devices or systems to off-peak times to help minimize your energy costs.

SMART LOOK

Home energy monitors have been available for several years, yet their value cannot be understated. People can connect a home monitor to their circuit breaker panel to get an in-depth look at their home’s energy use in real time. This can be useful in diagnosing “vampire” loads that may be contributing to high energy bills or just getting a better idea of how to manage energy use more effectively to lower costs.

STAR POWER

Many newer devices use less electricity than their older counterparts — particularly those

that may be a decade or more old. Technology that has earned an ENERGY STAR ® certification uses significantly less energy than many products on the market. By doing a bit of research, you can plan your purchase and save on long-term energy costs. Your co-op may even offer energy efficiency rebates for qualifying appliance upgrades or heating and cooling systems. By planning your next upgrade, you can research and buy energyefficient options that will minimize long-term energy use. You can also contact your local electric cooperative’s energy advisor for questions about your home’s energy use and additional advice that can lead you to long-term savings.

by Steve Hite Energy Advisor, Hendricks Power Cooperative

Clinton County COUNTY FACTS

Spanning 400 square miles in central Indiana, Clinton County features historical buildings, recreational parks, and rural charm with more than 200,000 acres of farmland. Its county seat in Frankfort is home to the only high school in the country whose mascot is the Hot Dogs, which won ESPN’s best Indiana nickname in 2009.

VINTAGE WHEELS ON DISPLAY

From June to October, the Clinton County Chamber of Commerce hosts Thunder Thursday, a cruise-in for classic cars. Thunder Thursday honors the memory of Jason Wilhite, who was the director of membership and events at the Clinton County Chamber of Commerce for 10 years. Car owners across Indiana, Michigan, and Kentucky drive to Frankfort’s main street on the first and third Thursday of each month to show off their rides while enjoying local shops and restaurants.

LIGHTS, CAMERA, AIDMAN

Born in Frankfort in 1925, Charles Aidman was an actor whose stage, film, and television career continued for four decades. The most notable of his 15 feature film roles include Captain Wallace Pratt in the 1962 war film “War Hunt” and Gerald Kotcher in the 1971 comedy-drama “Kotch.” He also gueststarred on the TV shows “The Dick Van Dyke Show” and “The Andy Griffith Show” throughout his more than 150 television roles.

In addition to his acting career, he adapted the collection of free-verse poems, “Spoon River Anthology” by Edgar Lee Masters, into a theater production. It is widely performed 61 years after its inception. His last significant role before his death in 1993 was narrating more than 30 episodes of the sci-fi series “The Twilight Zone.”

RELISHING IN FESTIVAL FUN

Held the last weekend of July, Frankfort’s annual Hot Dog Festival brings live music, games, and carnival food to the city’s downtown. During the festival’s 5K Bun Run and Walk, visitors can race through the city’s paved streets alongside Frankie the Hot Dog, the city’s mascot. Visitors’ pet dachshunds also race head-tohead during the festival’s Doxie Derby. Pet owners can register their furry friends to try their paws at long jumps, high jumps, and speed retrieves with various DockDogs events throughout the weekend. In past years, the Cincinnati Circus and bluegrass group Seth Mulder & Midnight Run have performed as the two-day festival’s main attractions.

FOUNDED: 1830

NAMED FOR: DeWitt Clinton, the sixth governor of New York State and architect of the Erie Canal

POPULATION: 33,190

COUNTY SEAT: Frankfort

INDIANA COUNTY NUMBER: 12

Frankfort

Nicole Thomas is a freelance writer from Indianapolis.

Photo courtesy of Frankfort Hot Dog Festival

Photo by Brande Seibert, Courtesy of Clinton County Chamber of Commerce

Photo courtesy of Universal City Studios

LETTERS EDITOR TO THE

The March article about Vanderburg County mentions Bosse Field and states that it’s the third oldest field in the country, behind Fenway and Wrigley. It’s actually the fourth oldest field. Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Alabama, built in 1910, is four years older than Fenway. It was a segregated field and the home of the Birmingham Barons and the Black Barons. Hall of Famers such as Willie Mays, Jackie Robinson, Hank Arron, and Babe Ruth played there.

Charlie Finley, from LaPorte, Indiana, owned the Kansas City Athletics (later the Oakland Athletics). His Double-A team played at Rickwood. In 1967, Finley decided to allow an integrated crowd at Rickwood, the first integrated athletic event ever to occur in Alabama.

— MIKE PETTIBONE

I read your April editor column and thought of two organizations I support, both financially and as a volunteer, for their great work on the lakes in Kosciusko County.

The Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams is led by Dr. Nate Bosch. It’s a research and education center at Grace College in Winona Lake The organization recommends lake-focused best practices based on thorough research and helps local families and businesses adopt them.

Lynn Creighton leads the Watershed Foundation, an environmental nonprofit dedicated to protecting and improving water quality in the lakes and streams of the Upper Tippecanoe River Watershed.

I have a summer place on Chapman Lake in Warsaw and see the results of what they do for the lake. It’s worth touting.

— WAYNE KUBEK

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calendar winners

WINNERS SELECTED

FOR THE 2025 COOPERATIVE CALENDAR OF STUDENT ART

From 754 entries, 25 student artists were selected as firstplace and honorable mention winners in the annual art contest sponsored by Indiana’s electric cooperative. Their artwork will be featured on the cover and inside pages of the 2025 edition of the Cooperative Calendar of Student Art.

The calendar will be printed this fall and distributed statewide by participating electric cooperatives and Indiana Connection.

Along with the grade division winners and honorable mentions, the judges also award a “Best in Show.” This year, the honor goes to Cassidy Skinner of South Whitley for her incredibly lifelike scratchboard art of a dog. Skinner also won both first place and honorable mention for the 11th-grade category.

Students who enter the art contest are asked to create artwork that illustrates the month that corresponds numerically with their grade at the time they enter the contest. Kindergarteners could use their imagination when creating art for the calendar’s cover.

The contest began in 1998 to recognize and encourage student artists, and in the 26 years since, almost 99,000 pieces of art have been created and entered.

GRADE DIVISION WINNERS

Kindergarten

Kora Gehlhausen, Birdseye

First grade

Rowyn Mellencamp, Seymour

Second grade

Eva Harrison, Greensburg

Third grade

Caroline Buck, Fort Wayne

Fourth grade

Adelyn Luckey, Columbia City

Fifth grade

Flynn Cissell, Borden

Sixth grade

Lena Goller, Shoals

Seventh grade

Zoe Bubp, Fort Wayne

Eighth grade

Cooper Baird, Fort Wayne

Ninth grade

Isabelle Ferguson, Worthington

10th grade

Alena Hindbaugh, South Whitley

11th grade

Cassidy Skinner, South Whitley (Best in Show)

12th grade

Justine Ocken, South Whitley

HONORABLE MENTIONS

Kindergarten

Evelyn McIlrath, Flora

First grade

Remy Yeager, Elizabeth

Second grade

Mason Malicki, Columbia City

Third grade

Easton Cole, Birdseye

Fourth grade

Eden Grace Fawver, Knightstown

Fifth grade

Lily Fouts, Seymour

Sixth grade

Ella Stein, Fort Wayne

Seventh grade

Braydon Snider, Fort Wayne

Eighth grade

Elliana Heintz, Fort Wayne

Ninth grade

Miley Baugh, Georgetown

10th grade

Adyn Bajer, Walkerton

11th grade

Cassidy Skinner, South Whitley

12th grade

Katelyn Cripe, South Whitley

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Don’t tamper with your meter Work with your co-op

Making ends meet might be hard for many Hoosiers right now. If you find yourself falling behind paying monthly utility bills, contact your electric cooperative for help before you face losing service. Your local electric cooperative has programs that can help consumers keep the lights on.

If your electricity has already been disconnected, never tamper with your meter or try to reconnect power yourself. These acts are extremely dangerous and illegal.

“If you’re unable to pay your bill, please don’t resort to theft,” said Jon Elkins, vice president of safety, training and compliance at Indiana Electric Cooperatives. “Contact them, let them know your situation, and they will work with you as best they can. They have programs that will keep your power on and help you pay down previous bills.”

Co-ops see an uptick in the number of delinquent accounts and cases

of meter tampering during economic downturns, especially after the winter moratorium on disconnections of delinquent accounts has passed.

“Tampering is hazardous to the person doing it and to the public after it’s done,” said Elkins, “because all the safety precautions that the co-op put in place are now bypassed. The big hazard with trying to reconnect yourself is an arc flash since the components are close together and right in your face. If you’re standing in water or wet grass, there’s the possibility of electrocution. But what always worries me most is usually we find the tampered meter base left open — so kids could get into it, and any unsuspecting person could be exposed to that hazard.”

Elkins also said tampering can cause the overload protections for the transformer on the utility pole to fail or other problems, as well as potentially causing power outages to neighbors and others along the line.

Like shoplifting, electricity theft is not a victimless crime: all the utility’s consumers ultimately pay for the stolen power through higher rates. Consumers caught meter tampering or stealing electricity, as they usually are, can face hefty penalties. Depending on the amount of electricity involved in the theft and the circumstances, the co-op may take the case to the sheriff’s department and the county prosecutor.

“Because electric co-ops are owned by their consumers, coops go the extra mile to help those consumers going through hard times. Disconnections and collection agencies are the last resorts we hope to avoid. And certainly, we never want to see consumers risking their lives or endangering others stealing electricity,” said Elkins. “But we can only help consumers who will let us help them and will work with us.”

Photo courtesy of Northeastern REMC

Do we owe you money?

The following listing represents account balance and capital credit refund checks issued to current or former members of REMC which remain unclaimed at the current time. This listing includes the name, last known city and state of residence, and amount due to the member. If you are entitled to claim any of the following amounts, please call us at 812-246-3316. You must provide proper identification and a current mailing address so that we can issue a replacement check. Any amounts not claimed by the rightful recipients within 60 days of first being published will be reallocated among the current REMC membership. Please contact our office at 812-246-3316 if you have any questions. A

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BAKER BELINDA 5.33 SCOTTSBURG IN

BAKER CARL 8.97 SCOTTSBURG IN

BAKER CAROLYN 22.79 CLARKSVILLE IN

BOONE MARY 35.48 LOUISVILLE KY

BOONE ROBERT 10.86 HENRYVILLE IN

BOOTH JONATHON 32.36

BOOTH LEO 7.77

BRATCHER

CLARKSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN BOOTH MICHAEL 60.74 MADISON WV

BOOTH MICHAEL 32.32

SCOTTSBURG IN BOOTH MICHAEL 105.75

BORDEN NAZARENE CHURCH 31.41

SELLERSBURG IN

OAKLAND CITY IN BORDEN NAZARENE CHURCH-PAR 3.85 PEKIN IN

BORDEN YOUTH LEAGUE INC 29.91 BORDEN IN

BORDERS EDITH 60.74

BORDERS STEPHEN 72.67

SCOTTSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN BORGESON RALPH 140.81 GARDEN VALLEY ID BORGMAN LYLE 7.52

INDIANAPOLIS IN BOTTOMS TERESA 17.43 MARYSVILLE IN

BOTTORFF ROBERT 16.21

CHARLESTOWN IN BOTTORFF ROBERT 20.30 MARYSVILLE IN BOTTORFF RUTH 7.70 NEW ALBANY IN BOTTORFF SHARON 15.59

SELLERSBURG IN BOUVIER JUANITA 45.57 NEW ALBANY IN BOUVIER MARSHALL 105.60

GEORGETOWN IN BOWEN ASHLEY N 50.00 MEMPHIS IN BOWEN GARY 4.54

IN BREY WILLIAM 0.43 NEW ALBANY IN BRIAN STEPHEN 35.51 CHARLOTTE NC

BRICKER MARY 8.27 MARYSVILLE IN BRIDGES JENNIFER 5.10

ALBANY IN BRIDGES MIKE 12.76

CHARLESTOWN IN BRIDGES STEPHANIE 23.32 OTISCO IN BRIDGEWATER FRANK 226.38

JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRIDGEWATER LORETTA 6.75 HENRYVILLE IN BRIDGEWATER MARIE 64.06

SCOTTSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN BOWEN RON 15.33

BOWER ALICE 252.55 CARMEL IN BOWER HARRY 0.46

CHARLESTOWN IN BOWER ISABELLE 19.23

CHARLESTOWN IN BOWER LARRY 45.73 MEMPHIS IN BOWER LAWRENCE 42.33 NEW WASHINGTON IN BOWER WILLIAM 31.94 EVANSVILLE IN BOWLES BEVERLY 60.52 LOUISVILLE KY

BOWLES BRENT 65.39 LEXINGTON IN BOWLES JAMES 37.96 CHARLESTOWN IN BOWLES JERRY 190.90 GLASGOW KY

BOWLES JUDY 36.87 UNDERWOOD IN BOWLES VIRGIL 91.39 PALMYRA IN

BOWLIN MICHAEL 0.86 SCOTTSBURG IN BOWLING DANIEL 22.51 SCOTTSBURG IN BOWLING DEBORAH 2.26 MADISON IN BOWLING GARY 36.51 NEW ALBANY IN BOWLING LULA 1.57 CHARLESTOWN IN BOWLINGS NURSERY & GARDEN 35.07 LOUISVILLE KY

IN

BOWYER BEVERLY 27.39 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BOWYER CHARLES 8.63 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BOWYER WILLIAM 79.96 MARYSVILLE IN

BRECK 0.59 HANOVER IN BOX HAL 234.18 HANOVER IN

BOYD FRED 6.07 SCOTTSBURG IN

BOYD’S MARATHON 646.34 LOUISVILLE KY

BOYER CATHERINE 61.50 CHARLESTOWN IN

BOYER JEFFERY 8.72 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BOYER RICHARD L RREVOC 218.51 NEW WASHINGTON IN

BOYKIN DAVID 2.85 BORDEN IN

BOYT EARL 4.43 LEXINGTON IN

BOYT RODGER 27.04 PERU IN BRACE TERRY 24.21 GEORGETOWN IN

BRACEY HOMES-LANDLOR 18.05 CHARLESTOWN IN BRACKETT CHRIS 5.81 SELLERSBURG IN BRADBURY DONALD 26.05 LOVES PARK IL

BRADING LONNIE 58.89 LOUISVILLE KY

BRADING ROBERT 12.07 CHARLESTOWN IN

BRADLEY KENNETH M GARAGE 5.19 LOUISVILLE KY

BRADLEY WILLIAM 82.32 ORANGE PARK FL

BRADSHAW ROBERT 269.41 ARLINGTON VA

BRADY FRANCIS 7.56 SHELBYVILLE KY

BRAFFORD DANIEL 60.04 CHARLESTOWN IN

BRAFFORD TINA-GOBEL D L 0.79 LOUISVILLE KY

BRAMLETT WILLIAM 84.01 NEW ALBANY IN

BRANCH MICHAEL 15.05 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BRANDENBURG ANGLA 6.38 SCOTTSBURG IN

BRANDENBURG CARL 132.83 LEXINGTON IN BRANDENBURG THOMAS 24.90 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRANDENBURG WILGUS 96.76 UNDERWOOD IN

BRANDON MARGARET 9.10 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

BRANGERS MARTHA 40.89

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BRANHAM BRUCE 116.27 BELMONT MA

BRANHAM JESSE 68.77

GREENSBURG IN BRIDGEWATER ROBERT 52.87

CHARLESTOWN IN BRIDGEWATER SHIRLEY 105.88

SCOTTSBURG IN BRIER MICHAEL 194.76

NEW ALBANY IN BRIERLY KIM 12.31

BRIGHT JAMES 340.79

LOUISVILLE KY

NEW SALISBURY IN BRINER CHRISTOPHER 38.80

SCOTTSBURG IN BRINLEY JUSTON 96.38

SELLERSBURG IN BRISON DONALD 161.66

SELLERSBURG IN BRISON JAMES 194.72 LEXINGTON IN BRISON LORI 21.79

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BRITT JAMES 87.91 CORYDON IN

BRITTINGHAM YVONNE 34.06

GEORGETOWN IN BROAD KIM 168.90 ELIZABETH IN

BROADUS RENEE 33.92

JEFFERSONVILLE IN BROADUS SUSAN 7.40

CLARKSVILLE IN BROADY DOUGLAS 25.05

CHARLESTOWN IN BROCK BARRY 11.38

SCOTTSBURG IN BROCK KEITH 25.40

SELLERSBURG IN

BROCK MARLIN 96.09 FAIRDALE KY

BROCK MARY 251.83

BROCK PHYLLIS 25.66

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN BROCK ROBERT 198.33 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BROCK STACY 9.72

CHARLESTOWN IN

BROCKMAN JEFFREY 23.58 LOUISVILLE KY

BROOKS ANTHONY 62.23 HENRYVILLE IN

BROOKS ARVILLE 17.99

SELLERSBURG IN BROOKS BETTY 123.86 NEW ALBANY IN

BROOKS EDDIE 32.09 UNDERWOOD IN BROOKS JEANEVA 3.63

SELLERSBURG IN BROOKS THERESA 73.75

MORRIS CHAPEL TN

BROTHERS EDWARD 26.30 NEW ALBANY IN BROUGHTON CHRIS 16.29 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BROUGHTON-MILLER W NOEL 151.60

SCOTTSBURG IN

BROWN ARTHUR 64.24 NEW WASHINGTON IN

BROWN BARRY 2.19 LANESVILLE IN

BROWN BONNIE 16.88 BORDEN IN

BROWN CHRISTOPHER 102.32

NEW ALBANY IN BROWN CLURIE 22.20

TOMPKINSVILLE KY

BROWN DAVE 5.66 LA GRANGE KY

BROWN DAVID 43.59

BROWN DEBORAH 272.30

BROWN DONALD 12.24

SELLERSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BROWN DONALD 292.65 MEMPHIS IN

BROWN DONALD 130.15

BROWN DWIGHT 1.13

NEW ALBANY IN

NEW ALBANY IN

BROWN JAMES 42.22 NEW ALBANY IN

BROWN JEFFREY 20.14

BROWN JOSEPH 147.74

CLARKSVILLE IN

LEXINGTON IN

BROWN KENDRA 3.54 ST LOUIS MO

BROWN KENN 41.27

BROWN LINDA 55.68

BROWN LORIE 2.01

BROWN MARK 145.47

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

BROWN MARSHA 67.64 NEW WASHINGTON IN

BROWN ORIS 0.02

BORDEN IN

BROWN PETER 168.09 CHESTERTON IN

BROWN PHILLIP 29.04 BORDEN IN

BROWN PHILLIP 79.10 ORLEANS IN

BROWN RICKEY 7.10

SELLERSBURG IN

BROWN ROBERT 281.41 BORDEN IN

BROWN RODNEY 111.17

BURTON RICHARD 9.34 HENRYVILLE IN

BUSCHMANN RONALD 157.25 BORDEN IN

BUSH DONNA 96.44 LEXINGTON IN

BUSH LARRY 78.78 DALEVILLE VA

BUSH LARUE 162.29

BUSKIRK MICHEAL 37.76

BUSSEY GEORGE 51.23

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

BUTCH’S BODY SHOP 101.43 HENRYVILLE IN

BUTLER DARREN 39.07

CHARLESTOWN IN

BUTLER DAVID 55.38 SELLERSBURG IN

BUTLER DOUGLAS 55.40 WINSTON SALEM NC

BUTLER JOHN 51.75 NEW ALBANY IN BUTLER LARRY 1.20 LOUISVILLE KY

BUTLER MARA 92.17 NEW ALBANY IN BUTLER NEVA 5.95

SELLERSBURG IN BUTLER RICHARD 7.17 NEW ALBANY IN BUTLER ROBERT 1.39 CROSSVILLE TN

BUTTS LINDA 9.32 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BUTTS VELVA 2.71 CLARKSVILLE IN BYER WESLEY 63.18 CHARLESTOWN IN BYERLY VINCENT 17.44 LOUISVILLE KY

BYRD DAVID 10.50 DECATUR TN

BYRD DAVID 14.10 LEXINGTON IN

BYRD OWEN 7.31 NEW ALBANY IN

BYRNE LAWRENCE 65.85 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BYRNS LORA 28.17 NEW ALBANY IN

C & H HOME IMPROVEMENTS 31.87 CHARLESTOWN IN

C B & S CONSTRUCTION INC 7.81 SOMERSET KY

CABLE JOHN 4.72 HANOVER IN CABRERA GERARDO 4.88 FT LAUDERDALE FL

CAFFEE BRADLEY 61.91 NEW ALBANY IN

CAGLE DELBERT 46.04 HENRYVILLE IN

CAIN KEVIN 14.52 SELLERSBURG IN

CAIN MARY 97.40 SELLERSBURG IN

CAINE JAMES 5.82 SCOTTSBURG IN

CAINES BEVA 90.30 SELLERSBURG IN

CAINES JENNIFER 29.69 GREENVILLE IN CALDWELL KENNETH 32.83 CRESTWOOD KY

CALDWELL PHILLIP 70.78 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CALDWELL TRACY 94.44 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CALDWELL VICKIE 22.58 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

CALDWELL WILLIAM 160.82 OTISCO IN CALILUNG NOEL V 169.73 SELLERSBURG IN CALKINS KENNETH 58.19 SELLERSBURG IN

CALLAHAN BRENDA 163.95 BORDEN IN

CALLAHAN JUDITH 16.39 CLARKSVILLE IN

CALLAHAN SCOTT 60.15 DEPUTY IN CALLAHAN WILLIAM 0.91 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CALLIS ED 10.25 LEXINGTON IN

CALLIS LUCY 16.17 LOUISVILLE KY

CALVERT TREVIS 127.72 HENRYVILLE IN

CAMM DONALD 37.02 INDIANAPOLIS IN

CAMP KEVIN 12.59 FREDRICK MARYLA ND CAMPAGNA DONN 41.11 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CAMPBELL ANDY 89.77 CHARLESTOWN IN

CAMPBELL BETH 3.86 NEW ALBANY IN

CAMPBELL CHARLOTTE 26.37 OTISCO IN

CAMPBELL DAMON 214.02 SCOTTSBURG IN

CAMPBELL DANIEL 2.69 SEYMOUR IN

CAMPBELL DANNY 4.46 HENRYVILLE IN

CAMPBELL DAVID 66.97 AUSTIN IN

CAMPBELL DAWN 13.98 SEYMOUR IN

CAMPBELL DEREK 109.52 EKRON KY

CAMPBELL FINLEY 58.79 POMPANO BEACH FL

CAMPBELL JOHN 122.28 AUSTIN IN

CAMPBELL KAREN 75.15 PEKIN IN

CAMPBELL LINDA 66.84 SCOTTSBURG IN

CAMPBELL NEAL 9.68 NEW ALBANY IN CAMPBELL NORMA 107.52 SCOTTSBURG IN

CAMPBELL PATRICIA 16.37 SELLERSBURG IN

CAMPBELL PAUL 232.63 NORTH VERNON IN

CAMPBELL PEGGY 103.38 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CAMPBELL ROBERT 135.88 LEXINGTON IN

CAMPBELL ROBERT L BARN 7.09 SALEM IN

CAMPBELL S 102.37 MEMPHIS IN

CAMPBELL SUSAN 19.38 NEW ALBANY IN

CAMPBELL TAMMY 62.30 OTISCO IN

CAMPBELL THERESA 5.38 BORDEN IN

CAMPBELL TONYA 18.04 BORDEN IN

CAMPBELL TROY 26.87 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CAMPBELL WALLIE 28.15 SCOTTSBURG IN

CAMPBELL WILLIAM 251.59 CHARLESTOWN IN

CAMPBELL WILLIAM 121.71 UNDERWOOD IN

CAMPION THOMAS 6.94 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CANNON ALLEN 13.98 NEW ALBANY IN

CANNON GARY 37.56 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CANTARA GARY 80.85 BORDEN IN

CANTRELL CAROL 171.48 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CANTRELL FRED 182.01 NABB IN

CANTRELL RAY 124.69 UNDERWOOD IN

CAPPS ROBIN 17.31 SELLERSBURG IN

CAPPS TIMOTHY 0.85 NEVADA CITY CA

CARDEN RUTH 55.68 CLARKSVILLE IN

CARDER MARY 114.74

CAREY KENNETH 22.22

CAREY RICHARD 47.96

CAREY TOMMY 77.53

CARINA COX 22.16

MEMPHIS IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

GEORGETOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CARL DEBORAH 43.10 BORDEN IN

CARLIN MARTHA 79.41

CARLSON RICHARD 71.36

CARMAN JEANNE 61.12

CARMAN ROBERT 82.69

CARMICKLE JENNIFER 6.61

CARNEY DAVID 14.51

CARO DOYLETTA 2.39

CAROUSEL & CUSTOM CARVINGS 12.91

HENRYVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

LOUISVILLE KY

NEW ALBANY IN

NEW ALBANY IN

LOUISVILLE KY

SCOTTSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CARPENTER ANGELA 9.91 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CARPENTER BARNETT 26.48

CARPENTER DONNA 298.53 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CARPENTER MAURICE 2.80

CARR MAXINE 19.19

CARR MAXINE 112.36

CARR WENDY 14.03

CARRICO JOSEPH 89.58

CARRIE L 17.84

CARRIG RAYMOND 74.83

HENRYVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

BORDEN IN

WOOD RIVER NE

CARRILLO BRYAN 4.96 COLUMBUS IN

CARROLL ESTELLE 31.80

CARROLL LINDA 38.96

CARROLL MOBILE HOMES INC 23.34

CARROLL SHANNON 61.20

CARROLL THOMAS 23.60

CARROW SONJA 4.47

CARTA ANTHONY 0.97

CARTER ANN 6.18

CARTER BENJAMIN 54.10

CARTER BOYD 36.15

CARTER ELIZABETH 64.31

CARTER IRENE 215.57

CARTER JEFF 29.00

CARTER MATTHEW 67.01

CARTER RICHARD 85.24

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

GEORGETOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

EVANSVILLE IN

TOMPKINSVILLE KY

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CLARKSVILLE IN

MERRITT ISLAND FL

CLARKSVILLE IN

HENRYVILLE IN

LITTLE ROCK AR

AUSTIN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CARTER WAYNE 176.06 OTISCO IN

CARTRIGHT JEFF 22.20

MARYSVILLE IN

CARTWRIGHT ANNETTE 6.35 NABB IN

CARTWRIGHT ROBERT 161.43

CARUTHERS MICHAEL 95.26

CARVER CONNIE 11.05

CARVER LUCILLE 6.83

CARVER ROBERT 1.50

CARVER ROBERT 17.58

CASABELLA PHIL 12.67

CASEY BERTHA 142.69

CASEY BETTY 51.99

CASEY GARY 170.32

CASEY JANENE 141.21

CASEY LISA 0.90

CASEY MYRTLE 8.67

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

NEW ALBANY IN

MISSION TX

LACONIA IN

SELLERSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

LEXINGTON IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

CASH BRYAN 9.87 NABB IN

CASH KEVIN 57.18

CASIANO ENRIQUE 11.89

CASSADY JEFFREY 13.35

CASSADY LAURA 37.68

CASTENADA ALICE 46.62

CASTILE TERRY 115.90

CASTILLO JOSEPH 78.61

CASTILLO REBECCA 12.23

CASWELL GARY 21.13

CATES HAROLD 239.92

CATLETT JAMES 54.66

CATO BENNY 49.54

CATRON FRANCES 35.95

CAUDELL SCOTT 262.65

CAUDILL DORSEY 42.23

CAUDILL FRED 6.21

CAUDILL JUDY 14.47

SAINT PETERSBURG FL

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

NEW ALBANY IN

UNDERWOOD IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

NEW ALBANY IN

GEORGETOWN IN

NEW ALBANY IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

EAST BERNSTADT KY

CORYDON IN

HENRYVILLE IN

CAUDILL KAREN 168.69 JACKSON KY

CAUDILL KATHLEEN 11.25

LEBANON JUNCTION KY

CAUDILL LOIS 1.52 AUSTIN IN

CAUDILL TONY 27.92

CAVALLO LOUIS 104.29

CAVAN BRYAN 7.93

CAWTHON LUPE 46.52

CECIL DENISE 14.33

NEW ALBANY IN

CAMPBELLSVILLE KY

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

PEKIN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CECIL JAMES 7.18 SALEM IN

CECIL SARAH 43.42 NEW ALBANY IN

CENTERS BESSIE 39.65 SALEM IN

CENTURY 21 2.36 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CENTURY 21 HINKLE 6.31 NEW

IN CIRESI SANDRA

FLOYDS

IN CIRONE R

AZ CISSELL EVAN

IN CISSELL HEATHER 8.02

IN CITIZENS FIDELITY 0.40 NEW ALBANY IN CIUKAJ STEVEN 104.23 SELLERSBURG IN CLAGETT JOSEPH 13.62 SCOTTSBURG IN CLAIR FRED 78.11 CHARLESTOWN IN CLAMPITT DONALD 17.42 BIRDSEYE IN CLANCY JOHN 0.31 INDIANAPOLIS IN CLAPP BETTY 256.32 CHARLESTOWN IN CLAPP JAMES 50.40 MARYSVILLE IN CLAPP PAUL 12.65 LEXINGTON IN CLAPP TIMOTHY 96.39

CHARLESTOWN IN

AMY 0.21 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BONNIE 39.97 HENRYVILLE IN CLARK CHRISTINE 148.60 PACE FL CLARK HOWARD - RES 0.83 BOWLING GREEN KY CLARK IVA 65.71 BORDEN IN CLARK JUDITH 2.96 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARK KENNETH 0.09

SELLERSBURG IN CLARK KIM 272.09 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CLARK MARK 38.20 NEW ALBANY IN

MARVIN

CLEMONS MICHELLE 175.84

SELLERSBURG IN CLEMONS SCOTT 41.16 KNOXVILLE TN

CLERKIN MAX 73.80

SELLERSBURG IN CLEVENGER WILLIAM 404.22 FLOYDS KNOBS IN CLICK GRACE 0.18

SELLERSBURG IN CLIFTON JOSHUA 10.04

SELLERSBURG IN CLINE CARRIE 8.32 NEW WASHINGTON IN CLINE TIMOTHY 26.27

SCOTTSBURG IN CLINE WILLIAM 7.32

SELLERSBURG IN CLOYD LISA 22.78

SELLERSBURG IN CLOYD STEVE 29.04

SELLERSBURG IN CLUTE MELISSA 46.54

SELLERSBURG IN COAST TO COAST 30.64 NEW ALBANY IN COATS DENISE 53.34

JEFFERSONVILLE IN COATS HAROLD 7.15

JEFFERSONVILLE IN COATS JACKIE 13.44

BORDEN IN COATS JACKIE 6.41

BORDEN IN COATS JOHN 88.11

CLARKSVILLE IN COATS JOHN 4.27

JEFFERSONVILLE IN COATS RALPH 54.48

JEFFERSONVILLE IN COATS RANDELL 120.67 SALEM IN COBB GREG 4.23 NEW ALBANY IN COBB MATTHEW 19.25 NEW ALBANY IN COCHRAN BILLY 4.23

CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN BOBBYE 114.66 PEKIN IN COCHRAN DAVID 240.74

CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN DONALD 35.76

CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN EDWARD 66.54 MAUCKPORT IN COCHRAN GEORGE 81.85 OTISCO IN COCHRAN JASON 6.84 NEW WASHINGTON IN COCHRAN JOHN 0.66

CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN KEVIN 96.71

SELLERSBURG IN COCHRAN MARTIN 18.89

SCOTTSBURG IN COCHRAN ROBERT 42.18

CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN RUTH 0.01

CLARKSVILLE IN COCHRAN TAMMY 39.84

CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN WAYNE 76.20 NEW ALBANY IN COCHRAN WM 5.66 UNDERWOOD IN COFFEY PATTI 178.64 HENRYVILLE IN COFFMAN DONNA 115.40 UNDERWOOD IN COFFMAN TAMMY 0.81 UNDERWOOD IN COGHILL HILDA 81.87 NEW ALBANY IN COKER MARAR 1.88 SCOTTSBURG IN COLDWELLBANKER RELOCATION SER 5.13

SELLERSBURG IN COLE BEVERLY 184.76 LOUISVILLE KY

COLE C 160.31 MARYSVILLE IN

COLE DAVID 109.40 MARYSVILLE IN

COLE H 134.79 CLARKSVILLE IN

COLE HOMER E - FARM 0.89 OTISCO IN

COLE JOHN 10.57 MEMPHIS IN

COLE LYNDA 65.96 NEW WASHINGTON IN

COLE M 216.27

SCOTTSBURG IN

COLE MINNIE 2.65 OTISCO IN

COLE RANDY 77.99 SCOTTSBURG IN COLE RICK 72.18 SCOTTSBURG IN

COLE WILLIAM 218.64 MARYSVILLE IN

COLEMAN BRIAN 18.48 LOUISVILLE KY

COLEMAN JERRY 66.10 LOUISVILLE KY

COLEMAN JOHN 17.07 UNDERWOOD IN

COLEMAN KENDALL 26.27 OF-ALLON IL

COLEMAN RICKY 94.05 LEXINGTON KY

COLEMAN TRAVIS 36.28 NEW ALBANY IN COLEMAN WALTER 102.47 HENRYVILLE IN COLEY WILLIAM 41.01 JEFFERSONVILLE IN COLLARD DARRELL 111.72 MURFREESBORO TN

COLLETT CHAS 35.09 NEW ALBANY IN COLLETT JAMES 40.91 CHARLESTOWN IN

COLLIER GREGORY 133.43 BORDEN IN COLLIER MAURICE 229.54 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

COLLIER RAY 15.28 AUSTIN IN

COLLINGWOOD STEPHEN 3.70 CLARKSVILLE IN

COLLINS ARTHUR 134.30 SELLERSBURG IN

COLLINS DANIEL T 180.16 NABB IN

COLLINS DENNIS 24.45 GREENVILLE IN

COLLINS EUGENE 0.85 JEFFERSONVILLE IN COLLINS MELISSA 5.89 SEVIERVILLE TN

COLLINS MICHAEL 55.92 NEW WASHINGTON IN COLLINS PHILLIP 35.64 MARYSVILLE IN

COLLINS RANDELL 92.66 MARYSVILLE IN

COLLINS RANDELL 16.79 NEW ALBANY IN

COLLINS REBECCA 9.22 LOUISVILLE KY

COLLINS REBECCA 5.12 LOUISVILLE KY

COLLINS ROLAND 15.49

COLLINS ROY 1.78

SCOTTSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS SAM 3.57 AUSTIN IN

COLLINS TERRY 155.40

SELLERSBURG IN

COLLINS TINA 17.58 MEMPHIS IN

COLLINS WALTER

AUSTIN IN COMBS DEBORAH 67.33

WHITESBURG KY COMBS FLOYD 8.10

SELLERSBURG IN COMBS GLENDA 7.02 LEXINGTON IN COMBS LOUETTA 21.02 LEXINGTON KY COMBS MICHAEL 1.73

AUSTIN IN COMBS OMER 109.20 AUSTIN IN COMBS ROGER 86.15 MARYSVILLE IN COMBS STEPHEN 86.24 LEXINGTON IN COMBS TISHA 75.59 UNDERWOOD IN COMBS TRUMAN 9.30

JEFFERSONVILLE IN COMER AMY 52.28

SCOTTSBURG IN COMMANCHE EXP LINES INC 624.16

SELLERSBURG IN COMPHER SHERRIE 6.90

FREDERICKSBURG IN COMPTON DARLENE 4.45

JEFFERSONVILLE IN COMPTON MICHAEL 18.89

CHARLESTOWN IN COMPTON PETER 100.38

SELLERSBURG IN CONAWAY GWENDOLYN 157.66

BORDEN IN CONDER TINA 60.41

CLARKSVILLE IN CONLEE KIM 49.97

SELLERSBURG IN CONLEY GEORGE 98.12

SELLERSBURG IN CONLEY GEORGE 5.82

SELLERSBURG IN CONNELL JANET 1.09 HANOVER IN CONNOR STEPHEN 35.50

CONNORS DOUG 20.24

CONNORS JOHN 6.73

CONOVER AMANDA 8.36

CONRAIL CORP 3.30

CONRAIL CORP/HWY 31 5.26

LOUISVILLE KY

ANDERSON SC

LOUISVILLE KY

CLARKSVILLE IN

PHILADELPHIA PA

PHILADELPHIA PA

CONROY DENNIS 3.47 MEMPHIS IN

CONSECO FINANCIAL 8.07

CONVERSE JAMIE 24.57

CARMEL IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CONWAY BETTY 335.40 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

COOK BRIAN 33.07

COOK DONALD 65.43

COOK GEORGE 121.79

COOK KELLY 8.15

COOK KELLY 131.25

ANTHEM AZ

SELLERSBURG IN

UNDERWOOD IN

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

COOK KIMBERLY 4.83 SALEM IN

COOK LARA 77.98 PEKIN IN

COOK RALPH 163.45 HICKORY NC

COOK RUSSELL 139.62 NEW ALBANY IN

COOK WALTER 46.15 GREENVILLE IN

LANESVILLE IN

COOK WILLIAM 7.75

COOKE TERESA 31.23 GREEN BAY WI

COOLIDGE SHANNON 52.61

ELIZABETHTON TN

COOMBS CURTIS 124.03 NEW ALBANY IN

COOMER JESSIE 119.06

SELLERSBURG IN

COOMER LARRY 30.85 LOUISVILLE KY

COOMER MARY 59.37

COOPER CHARLES 0.29

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

COOPER CHERYL 21.43 PEKIN IN

COOPER EDWARD 2.56

SELLERSBURG IN COOPER JAMES 141.31

SCOTTSBURG IN COOPER ROBERTA 10.75

COOPER SARAH 5.92

COOPER TILLIE 17.34

COOPER VIRGINIA 0.42

COPE CATHY 12.08

COPPER CONSULTING INDUSTRIES 63.14

COPPLE BETTY 7.64

COPPLE RAY 49.50

COPPLE STEVEN 38.25

CORBETT REBECCA 7.17

CORDOVA MARIA 2.27

COREY KATIE 67.57

CORLETT KAREN 80.00

HENRYVILLE IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

MARYSVILLE IN

OKEECHOBEE FL

NEW WASHINGTON IN

GLENDALE AZ

SCOTTSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CORLEY CHARLES 7.74 PEKIN IN

CORNELIUS RONNY 79.01 OTISCO IN

CORNELL MARY 78.88

CORNETT JACK 2.05

CORNETT JAMES 16.74

CORNETT THELMA 15.57

CORONADO EMILY C 5.33

CORRICK KELLY 283.34

CORRIE DAVID 420.82

CORY RICHARD 39.28

CHARLESTOWN IN

LONDON KY

CHARLESTOWN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CHARLESTOWN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

COSBY STEVEN 225.36 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

COSTA WILLIAM 97.98

COSTELLO JOSEPH 28.73

62.73 SCOTTSBURG IN CRAWFORD MELENA 61.72 SELLERSBURG IN CRAWFORD ROBERT 76.70 CLARKSVILLE IN CRAWLEY CATHY 265.36 SELLERSBURG IN CRAWLEY DEREK 30.26 CORYDON IN

IN

CRONE STEPHEN 77.61 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

CROSKY JOHN 2.80 CLARKSVILLE IN

CROSS CHARLES 279.59 CARMEL IN

CROSS JERRY 25.72

CROSS KENNETH 16.34

SCOTTSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CROSSMANN COMMUNITIES INC 31.57 LOUISVILLE KY

CROUCH MARCIA 37.20 JEFFERSONTOWN KY

CROUCHER ED 3.35 NEW ALBANY IN

CROWDER JUDITH 108.79 HENRYVILLE IN

CROWE DARRYL 189.04 MARYSVILLE IN

CROWE DAVID 92.84 SALEM IN

CROWE DEANNA OR JOHN H 27.18

SELLERSBURG IN

CROWE JAMES 25.59 MEMPHIS IN

CROWE JOHN 0.77 HENRYVILLE IN

CROWE MABEL 134.07 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CROWE RICHARD 62.03 NEW ALBANY IN

CROWE WILLIAM 5.11

CRSSS JANET SUE S TROUD 242.38

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CRUICKSHANK CHARLES 3.38 CHANHASSEN MN

CRUM LINCOLN DREYER BLDR 24.37 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CRUM QUINTEN/RENTAL 33.44 CHARLESTOWN IN

CRUM RICHARD 10.98 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CRUMP MICHAEL 8.73 MT WASHINGTON KY

CRUZ LISA 7.66 NEW ALBANY IN

CSIZMADIA TINA 6.59 LOUISVILLE KY

CSX TRANS - 16697 10.97 JACKSONVILLE FL

CSX TRANS 03171 270.19 JACKSONVILLE FL

CULLINS KENNETH 151.48 SELLERSBURG IN CULLINS LISA 83.29 SALEM IN

CULOTTA MICHELLE 24.90 CLARKSVILLE IN CULVER VERNON 24.65 JONESBORO GA

CUMMING REBECCA 56.78 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CUMMINGS HARRISON 65.68 CLARKSVILLE IN

CUMMINGS KAREN 53.68 DAYTON OH

CUMMINGS VALERIE & DAVID 5.20 CLARKSVILLE IN

CUNDIFF JOHN 28.19 GEORGETOWN IN CUNDIFF MICHELLE 33.58 CRESTWOOD KY

CUNDIFF PAUL 8.48 JAMESTOWN KY

CUNLIFFE EUGENE 105.89 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CUNNINGHAM CHRIS 31.93 NEW MIDDLETOWN IN CUNNINGHAM DEE 68.39 MEMPHIS IN

CUNNINGHAM GENEVA 58.23 NEW ALBANY IN

CUNNINGHAM GREGORY 5.63 HENRYVILLE IN

CUNNINGHAM JAMES 65.48 CHARLESTOWN IN CUNNINGHAM ROB 19.54 LAWRENCEBURG IN CUNNINGHAM SUSAN 59.95 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CUNNINGHAM TRUDY E MAY 40.89 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CUPP CONNIE 7.16 NEW ALBANY IN CUPP TROY 28.48 SELLERSBURG IN CURRY LORI 5.93 NEW ALBANY IN

CURRY SHELIA 7.07 SCOTTSBURG IN CURRY TAMBRA 4.43 SELLERSBURG IN CURTIS DAVID 61.97 SELLERSBURG IN CURTIS GEORGE 25.39 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CURTIS RONALD 14.72 CHARLESTOWN IN CURTSINGER SHIRLEY 4.77 PEKIN IN CURVES FOR 5.60 MITCHELL IN CUSHING ROBERT 96.88 LAS VEGAS NV CUZZORT LARRY 33.62 EVANSVILLE IN

CYMBALIST ANDREW 9.61 CHARLESTOWN IN CZOCH SCOTT 86.53 PEKIN IN

D & J CABINET 213.93 UNDERWOOD IN

D & M MACHINE & TOOL INC 732.87 SCOTTSBURG IN

D H ASHBY CO INC 0.82 LOUISVILLE KY

DABNEY FRANK 27.56 DELPHI IN

DAHL SUSAN 55.39 PROVO UT

DAHN CRAIG 44.80 BORDEN IN

DAIBER JEFFERY 51.80 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DAILEY RAYMOND 7.40 SELLERSBURG IN

DAILY JAMES 0.67 HENRYVILLE IN

DAILY REBECCA 147.68 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DAILY SUE 29.77 SELLERSBURG IN

DALLAS NANCY 103.97 NEW ALBANY IN

DAMBROS DENNIS 213.73 LOUISVILLE KY

DANIEL JOHN 0.28 HENRYVILLE IN

DANIEL JOHN 130.25 NEW ALBANY IN

DANIEL MARY 22.83 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DANIEL RANDALL 5.48 SELLERSBURG IN

DANIELS GREGG 47.54 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DANNER BILL 12.80 OTISCO IN

DARNALL JEREMIAH 43.60 CHARLESTOWN IN

DARRINGER ROY 0.48 VERSAILLES IN

DAUBITZ BARRY DON A CAROL 106.84 CLARKSVILLE IN

DAUBS JOHN 97.17 CHARLESTOWN IN

DAUGHERTY DANNY 31.80 SELLERSBURG IN

DAUGHERTY GREG 96.97 MIDDLEBURG FL

DAUGHERTY JOHNNY 5.56 SCOTTSBURG IN

DAULBAUGH KERI 32.66 NEW ALBANY IN

DAULTON J 5.07 FLAGSTAFF AZ

DAULTON JOHN 161.86 HENRYVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

DAVIDSON JACK 100.87

SCOTTSBURG IN

DAVIDSON JAMES 69.33 AUSTIN IN

DAVIDSON JOHN 165.30

SELLERSBURG IN

DAVIDSON KENNETH 0.74 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DAVIDSON LINDA 7.36

DAVIDSON ROSCOE 77.08

DAVIDSON RUTH 124.39

DAVENPORT SAMUEL 22.77

DAVID ENGINEERING & CONST 11.68 LOUISVILLE KY

DAVIDSON BERNICE 6.39 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

DAVIDSON CHESTER 6.50 LOUISVILLE KY

DAVIDSON DANNIELLE 22.88 NEW ALBANY IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

DAVIDSON STEVEN 16.13 DUBLIN OH

DAVIS AGNES 10.22

CHARLESTOWN IN

DAVIS BEVERYL 104.18 HENRYVILLE IN

DAVIS CAROLYN 58.61 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DAVIS CHARLES 33.13 NEW ALBANY IN

DAVIS DAVID 8.49

INDIANAPOLIS IN

DAVIS DAVID 135.28 PORT ST LUCIE FL

DAVIS DEBORAH 228.36

DAVIS DENIS 11.38

DAVIS DIANA 2.25

GREENVILLE IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

DAVIS EDWARD 187.56 MEMPHIS IN

DAVIS EILEEN 205.10

DAVIS ELIZABETH 50.39

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

DAVIS ERIC 4.30 LOUISVILLE KY

DAVIS JAMES 140.05 INDIANAPOLIS IN

DAVIS JOSEPH 1.58

DAVIS KOLEMA 84.49

DAVIS LESTER 159.35

DAVIS MARY 72.25

DAVIS NORMAN 48.86

DAVIS PAUL 5.80

SELLERSBURG IN

TAYLORSVILLE KY

CLARKSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

LOUISVILLE KY

DAVIS RHONDA 10.69 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DAVIS ROBERT 41.25

FORT PIERCE FL

DAVIS ROBERT 141.96 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DAVIS RONALD 122.61 NEW ALBANY IN

DAVIS ROOSEVELT 74.87

DAVIS SHEILA 222.56

DAVIS TABITHA 18.25

CHARLESTOWN IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

DAVIS THOMAS 51.94 MEMPHIS IN

DAVIS TRACY 112.17

DAVIS UI 211.62

HENRYVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

DAVIS WILLIAM L - GARAGE 5.35 LOUISVILLE KY

DAVIS WILLIE 183.94 NABB IN

DAVIS WINNEL 24.03 LOUISVILLE KY

DAWSON JOYCE 12.59

DAY AND NIGHT TOWING 8.30

DAY BRIAN 1.50

DAY EARL 36.50

DAY EUGENE 4.10

DAY MARIA 11.32

DAY WILLIAM 6.95

DAYS INN JEFFERSONVILLE 12.73

DE KOLD DAVE 51.82

DEAKI JOHN 25.92

DEAN ELI 96.14

DEAN JANET 46.13

DEAN JASON 19.58

DEAN MARY 159.43

DEAN RALPH 7.86

DEAN SHEILA 35.02

DEAN TERRY 116.22

DEAN TERRY 5.38

DEAN THOMAS 14.09

DEAN TIMOTHY 41.13

MACY IN

MEMPHIS IN

LOUDON TN

BORDEN IN

BORDEN IN

LANESVILLE IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

THE COLONY TX

CORYDON IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

MARYSVILLE IN

LACONIA IN

MARYSVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CUYAHOGA FALLS OH

NEW ALBANY IN

DEAN WILLIS 80.77 NABB IN

DEARY GRAHAM 67.53

DEATON RETTA 153.92

DEATON RHONDA 79.34

DEATON RICHIE 41.90

DEATON SCOTT 9.32

SEYMOUR IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

DEATON TAMMY 18.48 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DEBBIE DEE 79.90 NABB IN

DECKARD CLINTON 76.38

DECKARD JOHN 103.11

DECKARD P 5.66

DECKER BYTHA 7.93

DECKER HARRY 116.16

DECKER JERRY 181.28

DECKER JOE 25.19

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

DECKER LARRY 142.59 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DECKER TONY 182.31 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

DECKER WILLIAM 206.85

DEEDS J 101.76

DEGROAT LORIN 39.61

DEHART JOAN 30.18

DEHN CATHERINE 2.16

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

MEMPHIS IN

DEICH MARK 51.86 NEW ALBANY IN

DEIMLING KAREN 17.00 SPRINGBORO OH

DELAP KERRY 33.04 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DELGRANDE SHIRLEY 92.68 LOUISVILLE KY

DELL IRVIN 6.01 MEMPHIS IN

DELLAROSA DANA 7.37

KENNETH 121.45 LOUISVILLE KY DOBBS AMANDA 9.49 PEKIN IN DOBBS CHARLES 52.11 LOUISVILLE KY DOBBS STACY 24.93 SELLERSBURG IN DOBSON DAVID 0.06 SELLERSBURG IN DOBSON HANK 4.69 CORYDON IN DOCKTER CHRISTOPHER 9.29

IN DODD WILLIAM 27.54 BORDEN IN DODGE AMANDA 26.80 MEMPHIS IN DODGE ANTHONY 154.67 MEMPHIS IN DOERR WILLIAM 0.16 LOUISVILLE KY DOHONEY DANNY 22.36 MEMPHIS IN DOHONEY STEVEN 83.06 TUPELO MS DOLD JOSEPH 5.74 MONTICELLO IN DOLD LLOYD 123.44

SELLERSBURG IN DOLLINS JANET 28.40 WICHITA KS DOMINO RAYMOND 20.87

INDEPENDENCE MO DONAHAY ANN 3.55 SCOTTSBURG IN DONAHUE GREG 22.69

CHARLESTOWN IN DONAHUE JEFF 114.28 CHARLESTOWN IN DONALDSON JOY 196.90 MENTONE AL DONAN RAYMOND 3.01

CHARLESTOWN IN DONES THEODORE 4.81 MEMPHIS IN DONNELL MISTY 42.43 CROTHERSVILLE IN DONNELLY JOSEPH 22.91 NEW HARTFORD NY DOOLEY TERRY 1.22 NEW ALBANY IN DORNBUSH GREGORY 50.04 SELLERSBURG IN DOSS STEVEN 36.19

CHARLESTOWN IN DOSS WALTER 6.07 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DOSS WAYNE 189.35 BORDEN IN DOTSON DAVID 177.65 LEXINGTON IN DOTY TRACY 43.22

CHARLESTOWN IN DOUBLE EAGLE GOLF INC 5.67 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DOUD CONNIE 119.55 NEW ALBANY IN DOUD MICHAEL 14.97 NEW ALBANY IN DOUGLAS GENEVIEVE 28.42

CHARLESTOWN IN DOUGLAS JEFFERY 80.66 FLOYDS KNOBS IN DOUGLAS PAUL 116.17 SCOTTSBURG IN DOWELL GREG 2.23 MEMPHIS IN DOWELL RONALD 30.47 LAUDERDALE LAKES FL DOWNES KENNETH 107.47 NEW ALBANY IN DOYLE RAYMOND 19.23 SCOTTSBURG IN

DOYLE STEVEN 64.92

CHARLESTOWN IN

DRAKE BRANDON 9.26 NICHOLASVILLE KY

DRAKE JOAN 169.79

SCOTTSBURG IN

DRAKE PAUL 234.17 LOUISVILLE KY

DRAKE VICKY 31.50 HENRYVILLE IN

DRESCHER ELIZABETH 287.32 BORDEN IN

DREW CHERIE 112.92

SELLERSBURG IN

DREWS ROGER 31.58 AXTON VA

DREXLER ANDREW 14.46 ROGERS AR

DREYER MARGARET 50.57

SELLERSBURG IN

DRIVER JOSEPH 48.81 NEW ALBANY IN

DRUIN BERNICE 4.15

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DRUMMOND EDWARD 177.23 MEMPHIS IN

DRURY GENEVA 199.48

EDWARDS CARLOS 160.62 JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDWARDS GLEN 13.38 DAPHNE AL

EDWARDS

IN EHLEY GERRI 168.50 BORDEN IN EHRHART JEFFREY 0.32

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN DRYE PETER 1.00

DUFFETT WARREN 48.40 COLUMBUS IN

DUFFIELD JOEL 8.93 FLOYDS KNOBS IN DUFFY REBECCA 6.25 VALRICO FL

DUGAN WILLIAM 166.20 SEMINOLE FL

DUGAS TED 34.38 FLOYDS KNOBS IN DULANEY JACK 212.49 LEXINGTON IN DULWORTH RICK 25.64 MARYSVILLE IN DUNAWAY JEANNE 129.27

SELLERSBURG IN DUNAWAY JOE 106.57 LOUISVILLE KY

DUNAWAY TODD 43.56 LOUISVILLE KY

DUNCAN ALLEN 7.34 CLARKSVILLE IN DUNCAN DAVID 1.48 CHARLESTOWN IN DUNCAN GARY 5.57 LOUISVILLE KY

DUNCAN LEE 24.12 SELLERSBURG IN DUNCAN LESLIE 7.65 NEW ALBANY IN DUNCAN TOM 42.15 CHARLESTOWN IN DUNHAM CHARLES 55.26 NORTH VERNON IN DUNLEVY DEWEY 6.62 HENRYVILLE IN DUNLEVY DONNA 32.00 GEORGETOWN IN DUNN AMANDA 5.27 SELLERSBURG IN DUNN BEN 7.38 CLARKSVILLE IN DUNN BILL 122.49 SCOTTSBURG IN DUNN CINDY 41.38 SELLERSBURG IN DUNN DANIEL 10.50 UNDERWOOD IN DUNN KATHIE 116.12 FRANKLIN NC

DUNN KEVIN 0.10

CAMPBELLSVILLE KY

DUNN LEAH 21.07 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DUNN MARGARET 113.92 UNDERWOOD IN

DUNN MICHAEL 9.90 NEW ALBANY IN DUNN RHONDA 31.00 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DUNN RICHARD 27.47 NEW ALBANY IN DUNN RITA 116.68 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DUNN ROBERT 9.78 CLARKSVILLE IN DUNN SHERMAN 61.13 SCOTTSBURG IN

DUNN STEVE 12.07 ANDERSON IN

DUONG HUNG 7.44 WEST HARTFORD CT

DUPONT DANIEL 34.69 MARENGO IN DUPONT KEVIN 129.03 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DURBIN BRADLEY 17.14 LOUISVILLE KY

DURBIN JAMES 100.74 SELLERSBURG IN DURBIN KEVIN 38.11 FLOYDS KNOBS IN DURFEY RON 133.55 HENRYVILLE IN DURHAM LESLIE 7.75 OTISCO IN DURHAM LILLIE 5.19 MARYSVILLE IN DURHAM MICHAEL 31.61 MEMPHIS IN DURHAM MIKE 18.86 BORDEN IN

DURHAM VICTORIA 184.98 FLOYDS KNOBS IN DUROCHER JOHN 6.82 NEW WASHINGTON IN

DUVALL DAVID 0.50 DANDRIDGE TN

DUVALL FAITH 31.09 LOUISVILLE KY

DUVICK SHERRY 28.32 SELLERSBURG IN DYE SAPP 5.17 COLORADOSPRINGSCO

DYER MARGARET 94.52 LOUISVILLE KY

DYER NORA 217.91 SCOTTSBURG IN DYNAMIC DEVELOPMENT 17.79 NEW ALBANY IN DYSON DWIGHT 127.94 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

EADS NORMA 4.63 SCOTTSBURG IN

EARL KERRI 3.10 SCOTTSBURG IN EARLS REBECCA 34.41 CLARKSVILLE IN

EAST DENNIS 0.50 UNDERWOOD IN

EATON TIMOTHY 19.08 SELLERSBURG IN

EAVES MONA 205.81 GREENVILLE KY

EBERTSHAUSER BRUCE 4.96 SCOTTSBURG IN

EBERTSHAUSER DONALD 195.60 LEXINGTON IN

ECKERT ALBERT 43.33 MEMPHIS IN

ECKSTEIN MARY 43.01 EAGAN MN

EDDS TERRI 6.65 BORDEN IN

EDDY CHESTER 95.15 NEW ALBANY IN

EDELEN DIANA 46.77 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

EDELEN LISA 49.11 CHARLESTOWN IN

EDENS FLOYD 0.61 CLARKSVILLE IN

EDERER CHRISTOPHER 146.15 PARDEEVILLE WI

EDGELL TIM 51.41 NEW ALBANY IN

EDINGTON

ALBANY IN EHRINGER ALAN 125.03 BORDEN IN EHRINGER JEFF 214.56 SALEM IN EHRINGER ROBERT 13.77 BORDEN IN EHRINGER SUSAN 15.63 LOUISVILLE KY

EILENDER GREGORY 62.56

LIVINGSTON TN

EILER HAROLD 3.49 BORDEN IN EILER JERRY 205.31

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

EISENHAUER ADELIA 35.43 NEW ALBANY IN EKART MANFORD 125.06

SELLERSBURG IN ELBERT JOHN 44.74 NEW ALBANY IN ELDER BETTY 51.84 NEW ALBANY IN

ELDRIDGE JOHN 38.29 NABB IN

ELDRIDGE LAWRENCE 45.63

CHARLESTOWN IN ELDRIDGE MARGARET 79.98

CHARLESTOWN IN ELDRIDGE MARK 36.37

ELDRIDGE RICHARD 0.56

CHARLESTOWN IN

SCOTTSBURG IN ELIE KATHY 6.01

LOUISVILLE KY

JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELITE HOMES INC 6.75

ELKINS LOWRANZO 57.37 BEDFORD IN ELKINS RAY 59.20

SCOTTSBURG IN

ELLENBERGER LEE 135.90 BORDEN IN

ELLENBERGER STAN 68.49 MEMPHIS IN

ELLINGSWORTH H 58.78

JEFFERSONVILLE IN ELLINGTON WILLIAM 19.61

STOCKBRIDGE GA

ELLIOTT CAROLYN 152.66 HENRYVILLE IN ELLIOTT HOMER 3.85 GREENWOOD IN

ELLIOTT MIKE 0.80

ELLIOTT RICHARD 73.12

ELLIOTT WALTER 35.62

CHARLESTOWN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

MARYSVILLE IN

ELLIS CHARLIE 1.15 MEMPHIS IN

ELLIS GEORGE 189.20

CLARKSVILLE IN

ELLIS JOHN 5.08 BORDEN IN ELLIS JOSEPH 123.40 BORDEN IN

ELLIS WENDELL 12.04

SELLERSBURG IN

ELLISON BRIAN 4.05 FRANKLIN IN

ELMORE GREG 77.31

ELMORE WARREN 32.56

ELMORE WILLIAM 49.26

ELROD DAN 162.59

ELSAM KEITH 66.41

ELSMORE ERIC 150.07

ELSNER JAMES 79.78

ELSNER WILLIAM 107.98

ELSWICK BARBARA 20.94

EMBERSON MICHAEL 7.72

EMBERSON OWEN 193.39

EMBRY ATLEE 38.77

BALLWIN MO

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

LEBANON OH

CHARLESTOWN IN

MCKINNEY TX

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

LOUISVILLE KY

BURLINGTON KY

FALLS OF ROUGH KY

EMBRY BERONA 154.74 OTISCO IN EMBRY CONNIE 37.08

EMBRY DENNIS 76.49

EMBRY JOHN 7.71

EMBRY LENA 157.78

EMBRY MAGDALENE 88.18

EMBRY ROSCOE 1.53

EMERSON ROBERT 34.63

LOUISVILLE KY

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

HOPKINSVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SCOTTSBURG IN EMERY CHARLES 59.93 SPENCER IA

EMERY CHRIS 7.61

EMERY GARY 23.49

EMILY JAMES 213.44

EMLY STEVEN 88.56

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

EMMER WAYNE 64.44 NEW ALBANY IN

ENDICOTT RICHARD 189.02

ENGLAND BRUCE 30.72

ENGLE KATHRYN 14.28

ENGLE STACY 41.55

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

ENGLISH SCOTT 35.71 MACON GA

ENLOW DANA 7.44 CORYDON IN

ENLOW TERRI 7.43

ENNIS ROBIN 68.64

ENSCH JOHN 216.03

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN ENTEMAN C E/MTR

IN FAULKENBURG STEVE 0.01 SELLERSBURG IN FAULSTICK EDWARD 79.96 NEW ALBANY IN FAUST ROBERT 35.08 LOUISVILLE KY

FAWCETT TONY 26.69 UNDERWOOD IN FEATHER SUE 15.66

RIDGEVILLE OH FELIX HENRY 28.26 LEBANON JUNCTION KY

FELKER JESSICA 11.68 HENRYVILLE IN FELL GEORGE 0.79 JEFFERSONVILLE IN FENDLEY EDWARD 98.93 SELLERSBURG IN FENWICK ALVIN 0.37 SELLERSBURG IN FENWICK ERICKA 19.92 NEW ALBANY IN FENWICK JEFF 1.53 CHARLESTOWN IN FENWICK MABEL 91.32 FLOYDS KNOBS IN FENWICK RAYMOND 5.90 NEW ALBANY IN FENWICK WILBUR 104.91 FLOYDS KNOBS IN FERGUSON CAROLYN 242.12 BORDEN IN FERGUSON CHRIS 13.35 LEXINGTON IN FERGUSON DANNY 13.36 NEW ALBANY IN FERGUSON DONNA 32.72 FLOYDS KNOBS IN FERGUSON DONNA 19.02 SELLERSBURG IN FERGUSON JOHN 4.91 JEFFERSONVILLE IN FERGUSON RANDY 12.54 NEW ALBANY IN FERGUSON WILLIAM 20.32 CLARKSVILLE IN

FERREE NELLIE 0.63 CLARKSVILLE IN

FERRELL BEATRICE 0.45 CHARLESTOWN IN

FERRELL H 0.38 CHARLESTOWN IN

FERRELL JAMES 11.74 MARYSVILLE IN

FERRIS JAMES 43.62 JACKSONVILLE FL

FERROLI SUSAN 8.72 NEW WASHINGTON IN

FETTER MARK 39.27 GOSHEN KY

FETTERS JOANN 30.42 SELLERSBURG IN FETZ JESSICA 60.16 SELLERSBURG IN

FETZ NATHAN 27.77 HENRYVILLE IN

FETZ ZOLA 58.19 CLARKSVILLE IN

FEY CRYSTAL 58.03 UNDERWOOD IN

FEY LENITA 7.08 SCOTTSBURG IN

FIDLER SCOTT 7.83 PRINCETOWN IN

FIELDS BARBARA 154.37 HENRYVILLE IN

FIELDS ERIC 35.18 MEMPHIS IN

FIELDS KELSIE 91.10 CHARLESTOWN IN

FIELDS KELSIE 24.07 CHARLESTOWN IN

FIELDS LORI 3.68 UNDERWOOD IN

FIELDS MARY 53.83 HANOVER IN

FIELDS MILDRED 123.45 OTISCO IN

FIELDS MILDRED 46.74 OTISCO IN

FIELDS SUSAN 8.05 NEW ALBANY IN

FIFER DONETTA 5.96 NEW ALBANY IN

FILBACK DONALD 95.59 AUSTIN KY

FILBURN PAMELA 4.35 SCOTTSBURG IN

FILBURN ROBIN 1.51 LEXINGTON IN

FILLIO JOHN 52.72 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

FILLIO KATHY 21.82 JACKSONVILLE FL

FINCHER DARRELL 3.11 LOUISVILLE KY

FINGAR VICTOR 234.40 HOUSTON TX

FINLEY MARVIN 1.84 SCOTTSBURG IN

FINN EARL 0.39 CLARKSVILLE IN

FINNEGAN JANICE 130.50 AVA MARIA FL

FISCHBACH LISA 25.68 HENRYVILLE IN

FISCHER CHRISTOPHER 6.35 MEMPHIS IN

FISCHER ROBERT 6.54 CHARLESTOWN IN FISHER DANIEL 6.00 BROWNSTOWN IN

FISHER DAVID 48.73 CHARLESTOWN IN FISHER LONNIE 46.90 CHARLESTOWN IN

FISHER MARGUERITE 272.38 NABB IN

FISHER STEVE 18.26 NEW ALBANY IN

FISHER WILLIAM 17.03 JEFFERSONVILLE IN FITCH JENNIFER 16.42 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

FITCHETT ROY 28.71 SELLERSBURG IN

FITZPATRICK DENISE 8.34 CLARKSVILLE IN

FITZPATRICK PAUL 8.16 SELLERSBURG IN

FIVE CO SIDING & HOME 5.95 SELLERSBURG IN

FKI SECURITY GROUP LLC 8,798.74 NEW ALBANY IN

FLACK MICHAEL 11.12 LEXINGTON IN

FLAHERTY DIANA 0.62 SELLERSBURG IN

FLAHERTY M J BUILDERS 356.46 FT MYERS FL

FLAHERTY PATRICIA 24.96 LOUISVILLE KY

FLAHERTY RICHARD 193.01 CHARLESTOWN IN FLANAGAN MELISSA 42.01 CHARLESTOWN IN

FLEMING ANTHONY 5.57 NEW ALBANY IN

FLEMING DAVID 236.46 NEW ALBANY IN

FLEMING HOME CENTER 31.03 SELLERSBURG IN

FLENER SANDRA 92.21 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

FLETCHER TONY 6.75 CHARLESTOWN IN

FLICK CAMERON 54.77 NEW ALBANY IN

FLOWERS RANDY 11.27 SELLERSBURG IN

FLOYD COURTNEY J 187.63 CHARLESTOWN IN

FLYNN REAL ESTATE 15.40 NEW ALBANY IN

FLYNN TIMOTHY 45.70 SELLERSBURG IN

FOGEL LAUREN 58.65 REYNOLDSBURG OH

FOGELSTROM JOHN 168.07 AZUSA CA

FOLEY MICHAEL 63.99 CORTEZ CO

FONDRISI JOSEPH 41.90 ELIZABETH IN

FONNER ROBERT 9.73 MT WASHINGTON KY

FOOTE MINDY 6.44 SELLERSBURG IN

FOOTE ROBERT 79.27 ROLLING MEADOWS IL

FORBES RALEIGH 72.51 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

FORD BRUCE 8.44 LOUISVILLE KY

FORD DOYCE 36.99 CLARKSVILLE IN

FORD WILLIAM 52.39 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

FORREST JOHN 7.38 INDIANAPOLIS IN

FOSTER BILL 14.40 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

FOSTER BRAD 41.52 PEKIN IN

FOSTER CHARLES 69.53 NASHVILLE TN

FOSTER DONALD 164.89 LANESVILLE IN

FOSTER HIRAM 180.22 CHARLESTOWN IN

FOSTER JACK 9.74 NEW ALBANY IN

FOSTER JAY 21.76 LEHIGHACRES FL

FOSTER JEAN 24.82 GEORGETOWN IN

FOSTER JUANITA 180.66 MEMPHIS IN

FOSTER KEVIN 34.83 NEW WASHINGTON IN

FOSTER LOTTIE 65.44 HENRYVILLE IN

FOSTER MARY 3.23 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

FOSTER RODNEY 34.46 SELLERSBURG IN

FOSTER SANDRA 125.62 CROTHERSVILLE IN

FOSTER SUE 13.13 N FORT MEYERS FL

FOSTER SUE 8.15 N FORT MEYERS FL

FOUNTAIN DANNY 9.78 NEW ALBANY IN

FOUNTAIN RANDAL 6.06 SELLERSBURG IN

FOUNTAIN ROBERT 46.27

FOUNTAIN STEPHEN 91.38

SELLERSBURG IN

NEW ALBANY IN

FOUR STAR CONSTRUCTION 15.60 FOLEY AL

FOWLE LORETTA 51.58

LOUISVILLE KY

FOWLER ARTHUR 101.72 PEKIN IN

FOX DANNY 13.24

FOX JESSIE 11.90

FOX JESSIE 103.51

FOX MARVIN 1.54

FOX RICHARD 16.44

FOX RUTH 23.69

FOX WILLIAM 161.56

FRALEY CHERYL 114.44

FRALEY ELIZABETH 7.47

FRALEY JAMES 6.30

FRALEY KATHRYN 8.64

FRAME JAMES 248.52

FRAME LARRY 3.86

FRANCES JAMES 0.69

NABB IN

NEW ALBANY IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

COUNCIL BLUFF IA

OWENSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CHARLESTOWN IN

LOUISVILLE KY

LOUISVILLE KY

NEW ALBANY IN

CLARKSVILLE IN FRANKE B 26.54

FRANKLIN ALICE 28.90

MARYSVILLE IN

MEMPHIS IN FRANKLIN CLETUS 59.76

JEFFERSONVILLE IN FRANKLIN FRANCES 209.53

NEW ALBANY IN FRANKLIN KERI SHEILA DIETRICH 4.47

FRANTZ JOYCE 19.46

HENRYVILLE IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN FRANZ DONALD 159.10

LOUISVILLE KY

FRANZ ROSANNA 255.54

HENRYVILLE IN FRATTURO PAUL 37.69

FRAZIER STEVE 146.12

FRAZIER WYLIE 56.68

FREEBORN JOHN 125.26

FREEMAN BARRY 46.10

FREEMAN BRENDA 7.60

FREEMAN ELAINA 55.75

FREEMAN GARY 60.75

FREEMAN JERRY 146.16

FREEMAN ROBERT 130.45

FREIBERGER CHARLES 157.51

FREIBERGER CHARLOTTE 111.99

EVANSVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

JACKSONVILLE FL

ODESSA FL

SELLERSBURG IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

PADUCAH KY

NORTH VERNON IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

GEORGETOWN IN

GEORGETOWN IN FREIBERGER JIM 152.05

FREITAS KEVIN 22.57

FRENCH BECKY 27.76

FRENCH BOBBY 93.28

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

PALMYRA IN

LEXINGTON IN

CHARLESTOWN IN FRENCH BOBBY 19.16

FRENCH CHARLES 0.98

CHARLESTOWN IN

POCATELLO ID FRENCH CHRIS 51.08

NEW ALBANY IN FRENCH KENNETH 112.20

FREY JEFF 7.71

FREY SHANE 107.64

FREY TOM 0.50

LEXINGTON IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

GALVESTON IN

INDIANAPOLIS IN FRIEDLY JASON 10.29

FRIEND CARLOS 128.39

NEW ALBANY IN

CHARLESTOWN IN FRIENDLY VILL OF IND OAKES 1.10

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN FRITSCH KENNETH 6.88

FRITZ MICHAEL 6.96

NEW ALBANY IN FRONING BETTY 138.68

FRY STEVEN 36.12

NEW SALISBURY IN

SELLERSBURG IN FUCHS AMY 36.37 SALEM IN

FUGIT JOHN 159.55

FULKERSON BRIAN 0.49

LOUISVILLE KY

JEFFERSONVILLE IN FULKERSON DALE 126.01

FLOYDS KNOBS IN FULKERSON LORETTA 5.77

BORDEN IN FULKERSON SCOTT 16.15

CHARLESTOWN IN FULKERSON STEVE 97.19

FULKERSON/SONS WELDING CO 1.04

FULLER PATRICK 211.23

FUNK HARRY 92.27

FUQUA KATHY J 4.38

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

LANESVILLE IN

OWOSSO OK

DENVER NC

CHARLESTOWN IN FURROW JOHN 36.16

FUSON CHESTER 4.90

G & S FEED & SEED INC 14.76

GABBARD KIMBERLY 1.86

GABBARD SIDNEY 116.32

GABBARD WILLIAM 0.38

GABERDIEL ELDON 198.94

GABHART LAURA 37.06

GABLE JANET 181.97

GADDIS BEN 7.32

GADDIS DAVID 222.02

GAGNON PHYLLIS 9.75

GAHAFER BRIAN 39.23

GAICHIN ROBERT 13.61

GAINES BEVERLY 193.09

GAITHER EDWARD 11.47

GAITHER SANDY 104.37

GALLAGHER JUDY 18.44

GALLAHER

GALLIGAN

GALLOWAY ROGER 66.52

GROVE CITY OH

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

LAWRENCEBURG KY

CLARKSVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

NEW ALBANY IN

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

BORDEN IN

NEW ALBANY IN

JACKSONVILLE FL

WEST BADEN SPRINGS IN

NEWBURGH IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

UNDERWOOD IN

LANESVILLE IN

GOEBEL

CHARLESTOWN IN

GREEN

GREEN

WASHINGTON CROSSING PA

GREENE CLEO 43.66 LOUISVILLE KY

GREENE FRANCIS 67.63 MILLEN GA

GREENE MARGARET 500.38 HENRYVILLE IN GREENE SUE 99.03 NORTH MYRTLE BEACH SC

GREENTREE FINANCIALSERV 5.58 CARMEL IN GREENWELL JAMES 4.20

JEFFERSONVILLE IN GREENWELL TAMMY 2.75 LOUISVILLE KY

GREENWOOD CHRIS 53.51 MEMPHIS IN GREENWOOD GARY 29.29

SELLERSBURG IN GREENWOOD NELLOUISE 2.77

JEFFERSONVILLE IN GREENWOOD STANLEY 95.38

HENRYVILLE IN GREER EUGENE 15.80 MEMPHIS IN GREER KARALEE 7.96

JEFFERSONVILLE IN GREER TERRY 145.53 WEBSTER KY

GREGORY CURTIS 96.26

JEFFERSONVILLE IN GREGORY JOHN 28.30

JEFFERSONVILLE IN GREGORY LISA 118.84

JEFFERSONVILLE IN GRESHAM DENNIS 18.36

SELLERSBURG IN GRESHAM RAYMOND 1.79 NEW ALBANY IN GRESS JIM 5.45

SOUTHHAVEN MS GRETHER MARK 132.79

SELLERSBURG IN GRICIUS JOHN 8.57

SCOTTSBURG IN GRIDER CLAUDE 103.04

SCOTTSBURG IN GRIFFEE DENNIS 5.82 NEW ALBANY IN GRIFFIN CHARLES 8.85 OTISCO IN GRIFFIN CURTIS 1.91

SCOTTSBURG IN GRIFFIN DELORES 131.47 HENRYVILLE IN GRIFFIN DONALD 37.73 NEW WASHINGTON IN GRIFFIN JAMES 99.39 LEXINGTON IN GRIFFIN JEAN 13.17 HENRYVILLE IN

GRIFFIN JOHNNY 38.92 LOUISVILLE KY

GRIFFIN JONATHAN 9.63 PALMYRA IN

GUTHRIE JIMMY

IN HADLEY RUBY 19.93 SELLERSBURG IN HADLEY VICKY 24.03 UNION KY

HAEBERLEIN PERRY 14.65 SELLERSBURG IN HAEBERLIN JUANITA 36.41 GEORGETOWN IN

IN GORDON LINDA 6.26 OTISCO IN GORE GARY 11.51 SCOTTSBURG IN GORE JEFF 7.90 MESA AZ

GOSE DAVID 36.95 HEBRON KY

GOSNELL STEPHEN 38.04 WINCHESTER KY

GOSSMAN GREG 44.19

CHARLESTOWN IN GOSSMAN JAMES 117.90 JEFFERSONVILLE IN GOTCHER PHILLIS 11.32 LEXINGTON IN GOTTSHALL CHARLES 34.00 GREENWOOD IN GRAEBE DAVID 57.31

GRAEBE NORMA 26.48

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

GRAF BARBARA 30.05 NEW ALBANY IN

GRAF GARY 5.51

SELLERSBURG IN GRAFF JOHN 162.87 LEXINGTON IN

GRAHAM ASHLEY 78.85

GRAHAM GILBERT 0.03

GRIFFIN KEVIN 146.74 NEW ALBANY IN GRIFFIN MACK 16.47

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

GRIFFIN PHALINE 8.19 MEMPHIS IN GRIFFIN STEPHEN 46.14 WINCHESTER KY

GRIFFIN SUSAN 198.09

GRIFFIN TODD 85.09

GRIFFITH BILLY 79.34

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

NEW ALBANY IN

GRIFFITH JACK 19.28 LEXINGTON IN

GRIFFITH JAMES 55.02

SCOTTSBURG IN GRIFFITH JOYCE 79.42 CORDOVA AK

GRIFFITH RITA 9.11

GRIFFITT ROBERT 140.02

NEW ALBANY IN

LAGUNA WOODS CA

GRIGSBY OMA 80.48 NEW ALBANY IN

GRIMES ELIZABETH 114.90

GRIMES SHELIA 3.43

GRIMM GENE 81.59

GRIMM GILBERT 7.73

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SORRENTO FL

CHARLESTOWN IN GRIMM JOHN 42.06

GRINDELL JUDITH 22.43

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

GRINER GLENN 51.23 CORTLAND IL

GROHE WILLIAM 23.81

GROSSMANN JAMES 93.99

GROTE MICHAEL 4.27

GROVES DAVID 5.92

HENRYVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CHARLESTOWN IN

BRANTWOOD TN

GROVES DWIGHT 57.98

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN GRAHAM BRETT L 18.57

SELLERSBURG IN GRAHAM TED 38.48 PINEHURST NC

GRAMBAU MARIE 12.11 ROGERS CITY MI

NEW ALBANY IN GRUNST ROBERT 135.15

COLUMBUS OH

CHARLESTOWN IN GTE TELEPHONE OPERATIONS 1,098.72

GUARDADO BETTY 36.49

CHARLESTOWN IN GUBLER DEBBIE 92.43 PEKIN IN

GUERNSEY DINA 8.19

SELLERSBURG IN

GRAMLIN KATHY 83.80 SELLERSBURG IN GRANGIER KELLY 64.94

GRANT LESTER 14.42 SCOTTSBURG IN GRANT WILLIAM 0.93 SELLERSBURG IN

GRAUER KRIS 55.69 CALEDONIA WI

GRAVES GARY 100.57 SELLERSBURG IN GRAVES JOSEPH 6.80 SCOTTSBURG IN GRAVES WENDY 8.06 CLARKSVILLE IN

GRAVISS WALTER 89.75 LOUISVILLE KY

GRAY DAVID 1.29

GRAY LEE 131.27

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

GRAY MARCIA 3.59 SELLERSBURG IN

GRAY RAPHEL 124.46

GRAY

GUERNSEY DONALD 234.62

GUERNSEY DOROTHY 15.72

GUERNSEY IVAN 131.64

GUERNSEY JOHN 6.23

GUERNSEY JONATHON 1.57

GUERNSEY KEVIN 5.53

GUERNSEY LAUREN 10.86

GUERRERO RUDY 11.79

GUETIG GEORGE 224.10

GUFFEY KATHERYN 10.25

HENRYVILLE IN

HENRYVILLE IN

NEW ALBANY IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

HENRYVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

HENRYVILLE IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

IN

GULLETT RAYMOND 51.94 PEKIN IN

GULLION JOHN 15.27

GULLION WAYNE 77.88

IN GUNDERSON JAMES 72.38

GUNTERMAN RICK 13.10

MN

IN

GUPTON EDWARD 16.65 SELLERSBURG IN

GURNOW JOYCE 153.51

GUTHRIE BLDG READY MIX P 5.63 HENRYVILLE IN

GUTHRIE BRAD 29.76 CHARLESTOWN IN

GUTHRIE DONNIE/BARN 0.37

HENRYVILLE IN

GUTHRIE HAZEL 63.77 HENRYVILLE IN

GUTHRIE JAMES 29.31 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HAMILTON ROBERT 343.71 NEW ALBANY IN HAMILTON RONALD 6.47

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HAMM CHRIS 120.40 NEW ALBANY IN

HAMM JOYCE 170.41 MEMPHIS IN HAMM WALTER 0.58 UNDERWOOD IN HAMMACK CHARLES 301.64 SCOTTSBURG IN HAMMERMAN SKIP 105.16 NOVI MI

HAMMETT JAMES 41.50 NEW ALBANY IN HAMMOND DEREK 26.95

JEFFERSONVILLE IN HAMMOND GEOFFREY 6.31 MIDLOTHIAN VA

HAMMOND RONALD 5.16

CHARLESTOWN IN HAMMOND RONALD 116.16 ELIZABETH IN HAMMOND SONJA 2.12

JEFFERSONVILLE IN HAMMOND TERRY 9.08 FLOYDS KNOBS IN HAMNER CLARENCE 125.90 CHARLESTOWN IN HAMPTON HERBERT 13.54

CHARLESTOWN IN HAMPTON LYLE 42.77 CLARKSVILLE IN HANCOCK MALCOM 1.42 LAFAYETTE IN HANEN KEVIN 19.10 NEW ALBANY IN HANER SHEILA 124.75 MAKANDA IL HANES ED 21.62 JEFFERSONVILLE IN HANEY LEO 5.14 NEW ALBANY IN HANGER ELMER 100.98 CLARKSVILLE IN HANIFEN TIMOTHY 0.52 NEW ALBANY IN HANKA ERNEST 0.96 SCOTTSBURG IN HANKA MARTIN 68.30

SELLERSBURG IN HANKINS STANLEY 105.98 FLOYDS KNOBS IN HANLEY PATRICIA 26.23 HENRYVILLE IN HANNA TOM 3.86 COLUMBUS IN HANNERS STEVE 0.76 LOUISVILLE KY

HANNIGAN JIM 19.95 LIBERTY TOWNSHIP OH HANSON AGGREGATES MIDWEST LLC 215.67 SPOKANE WA HANTS ORIS 0.24 AUSTIN IN HARBESON DONNA 29.34 CLARKSVILLE IN HARBOLD THOMAS 7.06 VALLONIA IN HARDEN ADAM 28.08

IN HARDEN JACK 255.00 LANESVILLE IN HARDESTY CATHY 0.22

IN HARDESTY PAMELA 3.33 JEFFERSONVILLE IN HARDGROVE OMA 126.06 LOUISVILLE KY HARDIN ANGEL 27.76 TOLEDO OH HARDIN CHRIS 87.98 LEXINGTON IN HARDIN CLIFFORD 14.56 SELLERSBURG IN

HARSHFIELD

SELLERSBURG IN

HARDSAW WILLIAM 84.53 CLARKSVILLE IN HARDY JOHN 147.22 NEW ALBANY IN

HARDY JUANITA 25.59 HENRYVILLE IN HARDY MATTHEW 49.38 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

HARDY MICHAEL 42.47 ATHENS AL

HARDY PAMELA 26.42 CLARKSVILLE IN

HARGESHEIMER ED 371.71 LOUISVILLE KY

HARGIS BEVERLY 40.28 SARATOGAS CA

HARGROVE ANTHONY 7.99 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HARKER KENNETH 33.71 TORRANCE CA

HARKINS CHARLES 11.20 LOUISVILLE KY

HARLAN KEITH 85.85 SELLERSBURG IN HARLER JACK 9.14 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HARLESS JOHN 90.12 TURNER STATION KY

HARLESS KYLE 56.32 NEW ALBANY IN

HARMON EDWARD 20.63 BORDEN IN

HARMON PAMELA 8.62 NEW ALBANY IN

HARMON STEVE 30.00 BORDEN IN

HARMON THOMAS 20.80 SHELBYVILLE KY

HARNESS DAVID 170.00 POWDER SPRINGS GA

HARNESS DAVID 11.49 ZIONSVILLE IN

HAROLD DANIEL 58.90 NEW ALBANY IN

HARPER JEFF 24.75 SELLERSBURG IN

HARPER ROBIN 44.67 MADISON IN

HARPER TERRY 42.42 SELLERSBURG IN

HARRELL DANNY 27.66 SELLERSBURG IN

HARRELL MAUDE 76.64 PEKIN IN

HARRETT PAUL 80.92 CHARLESTOWN IN

HARRINGTON SCOTT 33.25 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

HARRIS CELIA 86.51 LOUISVILLE KY

HARRIS DANIEL 126.99 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HARRIS DONNA 65.80 LILY KY

HARRIS HEATHER 5.77 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HARRIS HOWARD 28.61 CHARLESTOWN IN

HARRIS JAMES 75.14 LOUISVILLE KY

HARRIS JOAN 61.11 HENRYVILLE IN

HARRIS KAREN 28.38 CHARLESTOWN IN

HARRIS LARRY 80.60 INDIANAPOLIS IN

HARRIS MARIE 90.41 LOUISVILLE KY

HARRIS RONALD 228.43 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HARRIS SHARON 12.75 NEW ALBANY IN

HARRIS SHIRLEY 21.15 AUSTIN IN

JEROME

MILDRED 82.88

HARVEY RALPH 20.66

CHARLESTOWN IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

HARVEY RIVA 32.11 UNDERWOOD IN HASKETT BRIAN 59.12

HASTING RON 1.19

REYNOLDSBURG OH

LOUISVILLE KY

HATCHER JIM 7.50 BORDEN IN

HATCHER ROBERT 96.97

HATFIELD BRENDA 60.84

ORANGE PARK FL

SIMPSONVILLE SC

HATFIELD GREG 40.78 SALEM IN HATFIELD STEVE 127.05 FORT MYERS FL

HATHAWAY HELEN 2.78

EVANSVILLE IN HATTABAUGH GLEN 20.13

HAUETER JUDITH 43.38

HAUETER STEPHANIE 81.90

HAULK GEORGE 47.75

HAUSER MALIK K 223.15

BORDEN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN HAVEN CHARLES 82.22 MEMPHIS IN HAVENS ROBERT 90.26

SELLERSBURG IN HAVENS VINCENT 17.41 LOUISVILLE KY

HAWES ELLSWORTH 155.44 GRAYSON KY

HAWKINS BILLY 28.59

SCOTTSBURG IN HAWKINS JEFFREY 49.28

HAWKINS LINDSEY 44.35

HAWKINS WENDELL 1.41

HAWKINS WILLIAM 39.54

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

CARLISLE OH

LOUISVILLE KY

BORDEN IN

HAWKINS WILLIAM 7.37 NEW ALBANY IN

HAWN WILLARD 6.97 SCOTTSBURG IN HAWORTH GEORGE 36.14

HAYCOX VINCENT 71.09

IN

STATION KY

HAYCRAFT JOHN 54.90 SELLERSBURG IN HAYDEN DONNA 81.05 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HAYDEN GARY 23.94 NEW ALBANY IN HAYDEN MARY 11.96

HAYDEN MIKE 140.58

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HAYDEN WINIFRED 56.41 COOSADA AL

HAYDON GLORIA 122.87

HAYDON MARTINA 53.00

HAYDON MICHAEL 235.38

HAYDON RENEE 6.81

CLARKSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN HAYES DONALD 50.53 LACEY WA

HAYES GREGORY 33.19

HAYES JEFF 0.76

HAYES JEFF 83.29

HAYMAKER JOHN 159.33

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CLAREMORE OK

HENRYVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

HAYNES BOB 7.41 NEW ALBANY IN

HAYNES ROBERT 29.21 GOSHEN KY

HAYNES WALTER 3.61 TOLEDO OH

HAYS JAMES 89.81

SHEPHERDSVILLE KY

HAYSE DON 53.86 PADUCAH KY

HEACOCK JERRY 61.40

HEAD CARL 90.58

HEADRICK ROBERT 26.49

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

NEW WASHINGTON IN

NEW ALBANY IN

HEADY PATRICIA 48.94 LA GRANGE KY

HEALTH QUEST FITNESS SERV INC 72.80

HEARN FOREST 2.48

HEATH ANGIE 81.63

HEATH LESLIE 15.20

HEATH LINDA 71.24

HEATH NELLIE 149.69

HEATH STEPHEN 0.02

HEATHERLY CHARLES 24.71

HEBNER JASON 0.59

HECKER KENNETH 5.30

HECKER MARTIN 5.44

HEDDEN PAUL 2.46

HEDGER JERRY 47.16

HEDLUND CHRIS 102.21

HEDRICK ETTA 131.53

HEDRICK

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

MARYSVILLE IN

FREDERICKSBURG IN

HENRYVILLE IN

BORDEN IN

BORDEN IN

NEW ALBANY IN

NEW WASHINGTON IN

HENRYVILLE IN

NABB IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

INDIANAPOLIS IN

SELLERSBURG IN

HINER

24.97

SCOTTSBURG IN HOUSTON ROBERT 71.98

SCOTTSBURG IN HOWARD AMANDA 6.23

CT

KY HODGES BRIAN 15.16

IN

IN

IN

3.97 NEW ALBANY IN HOGAN EVERETT 4.35

JEFFERSONVILLE IN HOGAN GERALDINE 201.11 MARYSVILLE IN HOGAN PATRICK 18.86

HOGAN SHARON 28.73

SHEPHERDSVILLE KY

IN

IN

IN

IN

CHARLES

SCOTTSBURG IN

JEFF 34.59 BORDEN IN

IN

RUSSELL

RICHARD

IN HOLLIS JAMES 83.41 SUNMAN IN HOLLMAN MELISSA 86.03 SELLERSBURG IN HOLLOWAY SARA 201.21 INDIANAPOLIS IN HOLLY GERALDINE 164.17 NEW ALBANY IN HOLMES DONALD 4.98 BRANDENBURG KY HOLMES STEVE 157.06 NABB IN

HOLTEN ROBERT 158.05 PALM BAY FL HOLZ WILLIAM 1,009.67 NEW ALBANY IN HOME TEC INC 77.73 MADISON IN HOME TEC INC 2.37 SELLERSBURG IN HOMETOWN INSURANCE AGCY 6.85 HENRYVILLE IN HONADEL CARL 16.34 FLOYDS KNOBS IN HOOD DONNA 154.27 CHARLESTOWN IN HOOD JAMES 65.84 SELLERSBURG IN HOOD MARK 63.76 DEER PARK NY HOOD RAYMOND 0.71 NEW ALBANY IN HOOD SHAWN 23.62 PEKIN IN HOOFNEL CARINA L 9.07 UNDERWOOD IN HOOKER CARL 80.85 MARYSVILLE IN HOOKER CAROLYN 46.35 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HOOKER DOUGLAS 55.04 DEPUTY IN HOOKER KEVIN 64.31 OTISCO IN HOOPER DAVID 11.97 NABB IN HOOPER NANCY 8.48 JEFFERSONVILLE IN HOOPER TERRY 5.83 CHARLESTOWN IN HOOVER EZRA 76.69 PHOENIX AZ HOOVER KELLY 2.06 EVANSVILLE IN HOPKINS JASON 6.16 HENRYVILLE IN HOPKINS JOSEPH 9.40 FLOYDS KNOBS IN HOPKINS VICKY

SELLERSBURG IN HOWARD ANTHONY 46.73 NEW ALBANY IN HOWARD BARBARA 133.79

SCOTTSBURG IN

HOWARD DEBORAH 70.17 NEW ALBANY IN HOWARD DELORA 13.29

HOWARD EARL 76.87

HOWARD JAMES 169.40

CLARKSVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CHARLESTOWN IN HOWARD JANICE 46.82

SELLERSBURG IN HOWARD JOYCE 73.85

MURFREESBORO TN

HOWARD LESTER 37.38 DEPUTY IN

HOWARD LOWELL 0.54 NABB IN

HOWARD PATSY 152.28

HOWARD ROBERT 84.32

HENRYVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

HOWARD ROY 118.00 AUSTIN IN HOWARD STANLEY 5.55

HOWARD TIM 8.86

LOUISVILLE KY

LEXINGTON IN HOWELL JERRY 396.40

GEORGETOWN KY

HOWERTON DIELLEN 0.70 NEW ALBANY IN

HOWERTON LARRY 90.06 BORDEN IN

HOWSON JACK 116.50 HENRYVILLE IN

HOWSON JEANETTE 42.11

SCOTTSBURG IN HPH AVIATION INC 13.23

COLORADO SPRINGS CO HRUSA DENNIS 147.67

CHARLESTOWN IN HUANG LIANGJIAO 15.22 PLANO TX

HUBBARD JIMMIE 104.03

SELLERSBURG IN HUBBARD JIMMIE 0.57

SELLERSBURG IN

HUBBARD JOHN 0.93 PEKIN IN HUBBARD MARK 17.40

HUBER JAMES 212.30

SELLERSBURG IN HUBERT BETTY 23.59 LANESVILLE IN HUBERT RICHARD 232.83 MEMPHIS IN HUBLAR GREG 18.22

ALBANY IN HUCKLEBERRY MARK 0.97 CORYDON IN HUDDLESTON ALAN 37.67 BORDEN IN

HUDDLESTON LORI 78.96 GREENVILLE IN HUDDLESTON MARK 9.54

CLARKSVILLE IN HUDGENS LISA 26.31

JEFFERSONVILLE IN HUDSON BILL 0.48

CORYDON IN HUDSON BILL 332.09

CHARLESTOWN IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN HUDSON BRENDA 0.13

HUEY TIMOTHY 35.28 NEW ALBANY IN HUFF AILEEN 0.59

JEFFERSONVILLE IN HUFF BARRY 40.23

CHARLESTOWN IN HUFF CONSTRUCITON 79.70 NEW ALBANY IN HUFF JUNIOR 135.85

CHARLESTOWN IN HUFF KATHY 19.98 NEW WASHINGTON IN HUFF LARRY 81.23

SCOTTSBURG IN HUFF LONNIE 36.57 NABB IN HUFF SHARON 134.74

JEFFERSONVILLE IN HUFF WORSHAM 12.08

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These no-bake recipes allow you to save some energy and give your oven a rest as we enter the warmest months of the year.

FOOD PREPARED BY INDIANA CONNECTION STAFF

BY KILEY LIPPS

CHEWY GRANOLA BARS

Deborah Imhoff, Rochester, Indiana

2 Tbsp butter

2 Tbsp canola oil

14 oz. bag of marshmallows

2 Tbsp peanut butter

1⁄4 cup honey

4 3⁄4 cups rice krispies

2 1⁄ 2 cups quick oats

1⁄ 2 cup graham cracker crumbs

1⁄ 2 cup mini chocolate chips

3⁄4 cup raisins

1⁄ 2 cup coconuts

1⁄ 2 cup peanuts (optional)

Melt together the first five ingredients, then add all remaining ingredients. Press into a jelly roll pan or cookie sheet with sides. Cool and cut into bars.

this month's bonus recipe, Decadent Peanut Butter Pie from Patricia Sharp in Monticello, Indiana.

PHOTOS

BACON, LETTUCE, AND CORN CHIP SALAD

Fannie Schrock, Loogootee, Indiana

1 head of lettuce, chopped

1⁄ 2 lb bacon, fried

6 hard-boiled eggs

1 1⁄ 2 cups cheddar cheese, shredded

1⁄ 2 bag of corn chips

DRESSING:

1 cup mayonnaise

1⁄4 cup milk

1 1⁄ 2 Tbsp mustard

1⁄4 cup sugar

2 Tbsp vinegar

1⁄ 2 tsp celery seed

Mix together the first four ingredients. Add dressing and corn chips right before serving.

PINEAPPLE DELIGHT

Alicia Unger, North Manchester, Indiana

CRUST:

1 3⁄4 cups vanilla wafers crumbs

5 Tbsp salted butter, melted

FILLING:

½ cup salted butter, softened

1 cup powdered sugar, sifted to remove any clumps

4 oz cream cheese, softened

½ tsp vanilla extract

¼ cup plain Greek yogurt

TOPPING:

8 oz container whipped topping

20 oz can crushed pineapple, drained well

¼ cup vanilla wafers crumbs

In a medium bowl, combine 1 3⁄4 cups of divided vanilla wafers crumbs and the melted butter. Mix until combined thoroughly. Press the mixture into the bottom of an 8x8-inch baking pan firmly using the bottom of a measuring cup or similar cooking utensil. Set the pan with the vanilla wafers crust in the refrigerator and chill for at least 15 minutes.

While the crust is chilling, use a mixer to beat together the salted butter and powdered sugar until creamy, about one to three minutes. Beat in the cream cheese and vanilla extract until completely combined, for another one to three minutes. Fold in the plain Greek yogurt. Pour this filling into the pan that has the chilled crumb mixture. Use a spatula to spread the filling evenly.

In a separate bowl, combine the whipped topping and the crushed pineapple. Stir until evenly mixed and then spread on top of the filling. Sprinkle the remaining 1⁄4 cup of vanilla wafers crumbs on top of the pineapple layer and then refrigerate for two to three hours or until the dessert has set. Making this dessert one day prior to serving makes it easier to cut into slices.

Summer in Indiana

From festivals to sporting events and the great outdoors, embrace all the Hoosier state has to offer during the year’s warmest months

Summer is a busy time for Hoosiers. School is out, the warm weather is here, and everyone is ready to spend time outside. It’s also a time for vacation. Instead of planning an expensive trip outside of state lines, consider the many experiences available closer to home. Check out the following pages for special offerings around the state and some of the biggest events to experience in June, July, and August.

When summer hits in central Indiana, the biggest hits come on the crack of the bat during an Indianapolis Indians game at Victory Field.

Fans are guaranteed to have a blast at the ballpark, with numerous promotions on deck through the summer months. Meet the team for autographs and receive a bobblehead giveaway during Prospects Weekend (June 7-9), salute the Indianapolis Clowns on Negro Leagues Night (June 22), enjoy three consecutive nights of fireworks for the July Fourth Celebration (July 4-6), cast spells and receive a Hogwarts giveaway during Harry Potter Weekend (July 13-14), meet your favorite superheroes during Marvel Weekend (Aug. 17-18),

and celebrate a first in Indians history, when the club welcomes Razor Shines back to Indy to retire his No. 3 jersey and cap the final homestand during Razor Shines Weekend (Sept. 13-15).

Daily Deals add to the fun, affordable entertainment, too. Each homestand begins with a Tuesday Dollar Menu, when hot dogs, peanuts, potato chips, popcorn, Cracker Jack®, and churros are available at concessions for a buck. Throw in Half-Off Wednesday Nights with tickets marked 50% off, Thirsty Thursdays with drink specials and beer starting at $3, fireworks after every Friday home game, and Kids Eat Free Sundays, when all kids 14 and under receive a free hot dog,

CELEBRATING MADISON: YOUR ‘#1 BEST SMALL TOWN

Nestled along the serene banks of the Ohio River, Madison, Indiana, is abuzz with excitement as it proudly celebrates its recent recognition as the #1 Best Small Town in the Midwest by USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards. The town is gearing up to welcome visitors for unforgettable summer adventures. Madison has the perfect blend of small-town charm and endless summer fun.

The Madison Farmers Market starts their extended summer hours, May through October, where fresh produce, artisan products, live music, and more boasts the Historic Broadway Fountain. The 30th biennial Madison in Bloom will return for a tour of seven private gardens in Madison’s downtown back-to-back weekends, June 8 and 9 and June 15 and 16. Look for a special “linger longer” garden tour itinerary centered around the tour.

Bicentennial Park offers a serene setting for weekend outings, where anyone can enjoy Mayor’s Movies at the Park or live concerts under the stars at Music in the Park. During Juneteenth Weekend Celebrations, Madison honors the end of slavery with historic discussions, a community gathering at Lanier Mansion State Historic Site, and a 5K event. Music at the Mansion fills summer evenings with music, dancing, and unforgettable memories against the backdrop of Madison’s crown jewel.

Plan your visit around Madison’s signature summer festivals, including the Madison Regatta and Roostertail Music Festival, July 5-7. The event includes the world’s fastest boats, a Hometown USA Parade, a music festival, and free riverfront fireworks. Don’t miss the Madison Ribberfest BBQ & Blues on Aug. 16 and 17. And top off the summer Labor Day

bag of chips and Capri Sun® juice pouch with the price of admission — there’s a bargain for everyone!

Tickets start as low as $13. Visit IndyIndians.com and add an Indians game into your summer 2024 lineup today.

IN THE MIDWEST’ FOR SUMMER ADVENTURES VICTORY FIELD OFFERS AFFORDABLE

Weekend with the Rockin’ on the River Car Show and Concert.

History buffs can explore the town’s rich heritage through captivating tours, uncovering architectural gems and cultural landmarks. Every week, live music performances add to the town’s lively nightlife, offering visitors a chance to enjoy local and regional talent in lively venues. For a full calendar of events, festivals, and weekly to-dos in Madison and Jefferson County, visit VisitMadison.org.

Photo courtesy of Adam Pintar/ Indianapolis Indians

Photo courtesy of Brent Spry

MILITARY HISTORY COMES ALIVE AT GRISSOM AIR MUSEUM

The Grissom Air Museum in Peru, Indiana, was created by seven volunteers who wanted to tell the story about the base and those who served. The base was started during WWII as Bunker Hill Naval Air Station, nicknamed “U.S.S. Cornfield”. They trained pilots to fly missions protecting our nation. While many service members came through the base, Ted Williams of Baseball fame, got his start here.

About 1954, the U.S. Air Force asked to take over the base and changed the name to Bunker Hill Air Force Base. Fast forward to 1968, the base had changed its name to honor a Hoosier native and hero to Grissom Air Force Base after the death of Lt. Col. Virgil I. “Gus” Grissom.

DISCOVER

The Grissom Air Museum tells the history of the Bunker Hill Naval Air Station through Grissom Air Force and Reserve Base. Guides share stories about crew members and the aircraft that were flown and maintained.

Museum visitors can see more than 28 military aircraft on the grounds, such as a Boeing B-47 Stratojet. Introduced in 1947, B-47s were the world’s first strategic swept-wing bombers. Another popular plane is the museum’s Republic-Fairchild A10 Thunderbolt, which was built to destroy Soviet armored columns. Introduced during the early 1970s, Thunderbolts are still used in combat.

THE OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES

Nestled in the heart of Indiana, Boone County offers a treasure trove of outdoor adventures waiting to be explored. From tranquil fishing spots to exhilarating hiking trails, there’s something for every nature enthusiast.

Fishing bliss: Eagle Creek and Moving Waters Outfitters

Boone County boasts excellent fishing opportunities, particularly along the serene waters of Eagle Creek. Known for its abundance of smallmouth bass, catfish, and other native species, Eagle Creek provides a tranquil setting for a day of casting lines and soaking up the area’s natural beauty.

For those seeking expert guidance or looking to rent equipment, Moving Waters Outfitters is the go-to destination. Their knowledgeable staff can offer insights into the best fishing spots and provide all the gear needed for a successful excursion.

The museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the summer. Guided tours are available. The museum has paved wheelchairand stroller-friendly sidewalks in the airpark and a picnic pavilion.

To learn more about the Grissom Air Museum and its calendar of events, call the museum at 765-689-8011 or visit grissomairmuseum.com.

IN BOONE COUNTY

Scenic trails: the Big 4 Trail

Outdoor enthusiasts looking to stretch their legs and immerse themselves in nature should visit the Big 4 Trail. This former railway line has been transformed into a picturesque trail, offering miles of scenic views and opportunities for walking, jogging, or cycling.

Wandering along the Big 4 Trail, visitors will encounter lush greenery, charming bridges, and perhaps glimpses of local wildlife. The Big 4 Trail promises an unforgettable outdoor experience for all ages.

Golfing galore: outdoor sporting

Boone County is also a haven for golf enthusiasts, boasting several top-notch courses. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just starting out, you will find the perfect course to suit your skill level and preferences. Courses like Ulen Country Club, Trophy Club, Golf Club of Indiana, and Zionsville Golf Course offer

challenging holes and immaculately groomed fairways.

Boone County offers endless opportunities to embrace the great outdoors. With its abundance of natural beauty and recreational activities, it’s a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation alike. Plan your visit today and discover the unforgettable experiences that await in this idyllic corner of Indiana.

Photo courtesy of Grissom Air Museum

Photo courtesy of Discover Boone County

CAN’T-MISS SUMMER EVENTS

JUNE

RISING SUN SUMMER FEST

June 8 | Rising Sun

Family-friendly with live music, arts and crafts, food trucks, and a kid zone. Adult beverages are available. No admission charge. enjoyrisingsun.com

BUFFALO COMMUNITY DAZE

June 8 | Buffalo

BBQ, buffalo burgers, ice cream, wine, and more are available. The event features town-wide yard sales, craft and flea market vendors, and a car and motorcycle show. All proceeds benefit Buffalo’s Christmas lights. enjoywhitecounty.com

HUNTINGTON HERITAGE DAYS

June 12-16 | Huntington

The event includes a carnival, hot air balloon launches at Huntington North High School, two car shows, a kids’ zone, entertainment, a parade, and more. The JeFFFest outdoor art festival on Sunday evening features fun food, fab music, and fine art. huntington-chamber.com

NORTH JUDSON MINT FESTIVAL

June 14-16 | North Judson

Indiana’s only mint festival celebrating mint agriculture unique to the local area. Cooking with mint, family activities, bands, car show, carnival, food/craft vendors, 5K walk, and pet parade on Saturday. Traditional parade on Sunday. facebook.com/groups/547169598778061

Cities, towns, and local organizations in every region of Indiana are hosting summer events that have something for everyone. Take a look at some of the offerings below, and visit indianafestivals.org for a comprehensive, searchable list of events around the state.

MORGAN COUNTY ANTIQUE MACHINERY

ASSOCIATION’S SHOW

June 21-23 | Martinsville

The event will showcase antique tractors, oil field and hit-miss engines, garden tractors, steam engines, old cars and trucks. It will also have food vendors, a large flea market, a toy show, and an auction on Sunday. morgancountyantiquemachineryassociation.org

JULY

SHOALS CATFISH FESTIVAL

July 4-7 | Shoals

This celebration features a variety of flea market booths and a fishing contest from the Hwy. 50 Bridge. There will be a separate largest catfish fishing contest, a running and walking race, and a parade. The best catfish sandwiches around! townofshoals.com/community/special-events

HARRISON COUNTY POPCORN FESTIVAL

July 5-6 | Corydon

The Popcorn Festival celebrates one of Harrison County’s biggest agricultural products and Indiana’s official state snack: popcorn! Enjoy food, entertainment, fireworks, and more. thisisindiana.org/events

ANGOLA BALLOONS ALOFT

July 12-13 | Angola

Indiana’s premier hot air balloon competition has 30-plus balloons and night illuminations, a car show, food and retail vendors, musical entertainment, and more. angolaballoonsaloft.com

THREE RIVERS FESTIVAL

July 12-20 | Fort Wayne

The 55th annual Three Rivers Festival provides families and friends with nine days of celebration in beautiful downtown Fort Wayne. Live music, food, a parade, shopping, art, carnival rides, and over 80 fun, family-friendly events! threeriversfestival.org

DOWNTOWN BLUES AND JAZZ FESTIVAL

July 20 | Lafayette

Downtown Blues and Jazz Festival will host local stalwarts from the Lafayette jazz and blues scene. Come out and enjoy a great night of music. homeofpurdue.com/events

INDIANA GOSPEL MUSIC FESTIVAL

July 27 | Noblesville

The best of Indiana’s Southern Gospel artists perform during a combined concert at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds Exhibition Hall. igmfonline.org

AUGUST

JASPER STRASSENFEST

August 1-4 | Jasper

Family-oriented, German-themed street festival with German music. Lots of great entertainment for all on three stages. Food, dancing, rides, games, beer and wine garden, run/walk, and other events including a hot air balloon launch, tractor and car show, arts and crafts booth, and a parade on Sunday. jasperstrassenfest.org

SHIPSHEWANA ANTIQUE MARKET

August 3 | Shipshewana

Saturday antique and vintage market with 50-plus vendors selling in the Shipshewana Event Pavilion and grassy areas surrounding the beautiful grounds in Indiana’s Amish country. Enjoy food and prizes while shopping at antiques and vintage vendors. shipshewanatradingplace.com/events/shipshewanaantique-market

169TH ANNUAL OLD SETTLERS FESTIVAL

August 8-11 | Delphi

Enjoy carnival rides, games, food and more. A familyfriendly event with live music and entertainment nightly. The 169th meeting of the Old Settlers’ is on Saturday. delphimainstreet.com/old-settlers

WAMMFEST

August 17 | Greenwood

Indiana wineries and craft breweries, live music throughout the day, food and juried art fair featuring over 60 artists.

wammfest.com

TRI-STATE ANTIQUE GAS ENGINE AND TRACTOR SHOW

August 21-24 | Portland

Over 3,000 engines and tractors at the Jay County Fairgrounds. Antique and craft dealers, and entertainment. Sawmill and threshing daily. tristategasenginetractor.com

Professional progression:

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT

For Hannah Carter, it was love at first sight, and it all started the summer after her high school graduation. An internship at Orange County REMC blossomed into a full-blown career.

“After that first summer working here, I told my mom I wanted to work at the co-op. I wanted to stay there full time,” she said. Now, Carter is the human resources and benefits administrator at the REMC. And she says she’s in this relationship for the long haul.

Carter said her internship gave her a complete education in the workings of the cooperative. “I started working out front as a member services representative. I took payments and ran to the bank and post office every day. And then I did a little bit of all the tasks. I helped with the annual meeting. The longer I was there, I was able to do service orders, take phone calls, and walk customers through highbill complaints and things like that. They threw me into anything and everything. I helped with some of the operations. I would work outages in the night.”

After her first summer at the REMC, Carter went to the University of Southern Indiana, where she began working on her human resources and business management degree. She continued interning at the REMC through the following three years.

After graduating from USI, the co-op did not have a full-time position available.

Disappointed, Carter took an HR position at a nearby manufacturing facility. The following year, the office manager called and said the REMC had added broadband fiber to its services and was hiring. Carter leaped at the opportunity and started as a member services representative.

In 2021, the REMC had grown so much with its new fiber division that it pulled HR out of the office manager’s duties and promoted Carter as the first HR and benefits administrator. “HR, in general, is a rewarding job. You get to help people; you can learn about their families. Being at the co-op, where you’re not as big as a factory, we get that small town, family feel. It’s been a wonderful opportunity for me,” Carter said.

“The small-town life is just superior to city life … Everybody knows everybody. And that’s one thing I love about the co-op: you’re able to build so many relationships with the members.”

In her HR position, Carter gathers and reviews all job applications, does phone screening, sets up and sits through interviews, offers positions and onboards new hires, does payroll,

Human Resources and Benefits Administrator Orange County REMC

and more. One of her favorite duties is overseeing the intern program.

“We’ve had a decent number of interns who have become full-time employees. That program means a lot to me because that’s how I started. I started when I was 18, and I learned how to do real life here. All the big moments in my life were here: I graduated high school, and then I got married and bought my first house,” she said.

“Interns,” she continued, “just have such potential for a long career with a cooperative. And the amount of growth they are capable of, and the amount of growth you can see from them being a high school intern to a college intern to a fulltime employee.”

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Takes 10 Years Off Your Face in as Little as 10 Minutes

Women are raving about the life-changing effects of this powerful formula.

There’s no denying that people — mostly women — are on a mission to discover the best way to eliminate fine lines and wrinkles permanently. The $14 billion dollars spent on aesthetic procedures in 2021 alone is a clear indication of that fact.

But now science appears to be offering a simpler solution. It’s a special delivery technology adapted for skincare that gets superior results.

Known as advanced liposome technology, this powerful distribution system ensures that vital nutrients are delivered exactly where your skin needs them the most, providing your skin with maximum anti-aging benefits.

New Age-Defying ‘Dermal Filler’ Cream in High Demand

Al Sears, MD, of Palm Beach, Florida, recently released an anti-aging cream that adapts this breakthrough medical technology into the realm of skincare, and he’s struggling to keep up with consumer demand.

Dr. Sears is South Florida’s leading anti-aging pioneer. He has authored over 500 reports, scientific papers, and books on anti-aging. A frequent lecturer at global anti-aging conferences, Dr. Sears spoke at the WPBF 25 Health & Wellness Festival featuring Dr. Oz, along with special guest, Suzanne Somers. Thousands of people were in attendance as Dr. Sears discussed his latest anti-aging breakthroughs.

This powerful cream, known as Restore, keeps selling out faster than it’s produced — and people are raving about the effect it’s having on their skin.

“Within a few minutes of applying the cream, it visibly plumps out the under-eye area and my cheeks as well as those annoying lines that deepen as we age between the nose

and lips. It also felt like it was tightening and smoothing my skin at the same time. I definitely feel I look younger whenever I use it,” said Amy B., of Montville, New Jersey.

“The lines around my mouth and eyes are filled in and my skin is tightened. I love having younger-looking skin, so I will continue using Restore” raves Cathy C., of Florida.

The best part is that this cream has no adverse side effects, doesn’t require a doctor’s visit or prescription, and is 100% natural.

“Advanced liposome technology ensures that vital nutrients are delivered exactly where your skin needs them the most.”

Powerful Delivery System Ensures Nutrients Penetrate Deep into Your Skin

The dermis is the underlying layer of skin that supplies nourishment and oxygen, and removes waste. In other words, it’s responsible for keeping your outer layer of skin healthy. Liposome technology is designed to support and nourish this deeper layer of skin by delivering nutrients directly to it.

“All of Restore’s powerful ingredients are encapsulated in a liposome shell — an organic container that carries the beautifying agents deep into the skin cells,” explained Dr. Sears.

“Restore’s liposome shell is composed of phosphatidylcholine or PC for short. While cell membranes repel water, they absorb PC because they’re actually made of it. As a result, Restore is delivered deep into the cell for maximum firming and

volume.”

When you apply liposome cream to your face, the liposomes in the skin cream work their way inside your skin, fuse with the skin cell membranes and then release their contents directly to the cells. Regular skin creams don’t have this capability.

A Formula Designed to Take Years off Your Face in Minutes

Once it’s penetrated the deeper layer of skin, Restore releases a unique blend of botanicals, vitamins and essential oils that reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, gives skin a more even tone, and moisturizes the interior layers of your dermal cells, firming and plumping your skin.

Restore’s first skin-enhancing agent is Madonna lily leaf stem cell extract. It helps produce an even-toned complexion. In a clinical study reported in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, participants treated with this extract for 28 days showed improvements in skin luminance and tone around the eyes.

Restore is also loaded with vitamin C, which British researchers have found reduces both wrinkles and dryness. “In Restore we use magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, a more stable form of vitamin C that

doesn’t break down in liquid as does ordinary C,” explains Dr. Sears. “That means the antioxidant molecules stay intact within your skin cells where they can prevent damage from dangerous free radicals.”

This powerful formula also features guarana seed extract, coenzyme Q10, and avocado oil. Japanese researchers have also found that coenzyme Q10 supports production of the thin membrane that separates layers of your skin, and French studies have shown that avocado oil improves skin cell metabolism and enhances skin thickness.

Where To Get Restore

To secure the hot, new Restore formula, buyers should contact the Sears Health Hotline at 1-800-2357821 TODAY. “It’s not available in retail stores yet,” says Dr. Sears. “The Hotline allows us to ship directly to the customer.” Dr. Sears feels so strongly about Restore, all orders are backed by a 100% money-back guarantee. “Just send me back the bottle and any unused product within 90 days from purchase date, and I’ll send you all your money back.”

Call NOW at 1-800-235-7821 to secure your supply of Restore. Use Promo Code ICRS624 when you call. Lines are frequently busy, but all calls will be answered!

Revolutionary Formula Reduces the Appearance of Wrinkles in Minutes

Hoosier Energy news

HOOSIER ENERGY CELEBRATES 75TH ANNIVERSARY

Hoosier Energy celebrated its 75th anniversary during the 2024 Annual Meeting in French Lick, but the company chose to do so by looking ahead instead of looking back.

During the day’s final session, called Palisades Nuclear Collaboration — Cooperative History in the Making, Hoosier Energy President and CEO Donna Walker sat down with Wolverine Power Cooperative’s Eric Baker and Holtec International’s Kelly Trice to discuss the alliance.

It was an opportunity to draw back the curtain on a partnership and agreement that stands to shape the energy industry’s future.

The Palisades Nuclear Generation Station in Covert Township, Michigan, operated for nearly 50 years before being shut down in May 2022. In June 2022, it was sold to Holtec, which specializes in the design and manufacture of parts for nuclear reactors.

Restarting the plant was not on the table initially, but interest in doing

so had utilities across the country negotiating with Holtec. However, it wasn’t until Baker and Wolverine Power Cooperative came to the table that the process really gained traction.

In September 2023, Holtec and Wolverine announced they had reached a power purchase agreement to restart the plant. Wolverine is committed to purchasing at least half of the power generated, while Hoosier Energy will purchase the remaining balance.

Trice gave the cooperatives all the credit.

“We’ve never taken a loan. This will be the first loan we’ve ever had,” he said. “This is the only time in the world [restarting a nuclear plant] has happened. It would not have happened had the co-ops not come to the table because I’d been negotiating with the big utilities for months.”

The federal loan was approved in late March, putting the first nuclear energy plant restart in the world’s history on

center stage. Trice also called it a full-circle moment.

“It’s ironic that co-ops helped start nuclear in this country,” he said. “Now the co-ops are saving nuclear in this country.”

With Wolverine taking the lead in their home state, Hoosier Energy has followed the principle of cooperation among cooperatives as the process of bringing the Palisades plant back online unfolds in the coming years. It will be a long-term piece of Hoosier’s resource portfolio.

“It’s a baseload foundation to build the future on,” Walker said. “People ask me, ‘What if there’s a new technology down the road that is less expensive or something better?’ I say, ‘I hope that happens.’”

“We have room in our future for that new technology and to put it on top of this base we have with Palisades. I’m super excited to be where we’re at now.”

Donna Walker of Hoosier Energy, Eric Baker of Wolverine Power Cooperative, and Kelly Trice of Holtec International discuss the Palisades Nuclear Generating Plant restart during Hoosier’s Annual Meeting in French Lick.

Blankets of blooms

Northern Indiana’s Heritage Trail is draped, literally, in mega-sized quilts in mural and garden form

Millions of vibrant blooms in hot pinks, cool purples, and sunny yellows stand tall, sharply defining their esteemed role in a thoughtfully designed pattern installed by 200-plus thoughtful and generous volunteers. These aren’t just any old public garden beds. They are the Quilt Gardens along the Heritage Trail in Elkhart County.

Blossoming from two test gardens plotted in 2007, 13 Quilt Gardens dot the Elkhart County map this summer across six cities and towns, including Elkhart, Goshen, Middlebury, Nappanee, Bristol, and Wakarusa. Hand-painted, super-sized murals of stunning quilts painted by artist Jeff Stillson of Nappanee can be found alongside three of the Quilt Gardens. Others stand on their own, adorning gathering spaces like the Elkhart Civic Theatre in Bristol and at community standbys like Martin Ace Hardware in Middlebury.

Visitors can enjoy these stunning displays all summer long, from May 30 through Sept. 15. Take your time and enjoy the journey by lingering

at the Quilt Gardens’ host locales. History buffs can combine interests at Quilt Garden stops at Ruthmere in Elkhart, Krider World’s Fair Gardens in Middlebury, and Goshen’s Elkhart County Courthouse and Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds. Stand in awe at the largest Quilt Garden at Das Dutchman Essenhaus and check out the site’s quilt mural before you fill your belly with authentic Amish-style meals.

With 13 gardens and 12 murals to visit, taking your time is encouraged — and so is keeping track of your stops. Get the Quilt Gardens Passport and log each garden and mural you visit this summer to earn points and win prizes from the Elkhart County Convention and Visitors Bureau. Enjoying the Quilt Gardens is free and open for all to enjoy at their own pace during daylight hours. Learn more about the Quilt Gardens, plot your route, and download your passport at QuiltGardens.com

Natalie Derrickson is a freelancer from Indianapolis.

Photos courtesy of Elkhart County, Indiana CVB

For safety’s sake

June is National Safety Month, which focuses on emergency preparedness and injury and accident prevention. Let’s explore some simple, cost-effective DIY investments to enhance your family’s safety at home and gain peace of mind.

LIGHT UP THE NIGHT

Integrated landscape lighting boosts safety and aesthetic appeal by eliminating dark shadows around your home. Low-voltage kits brighten walkways and landscape features. Bury cables under mulch beds or in shallow trenches for a tidy look and to reduce tripping hazards. Add solar path lights where cables don’t reach. A motion-sensing porch light welcomes guests and deters intruders. Equip other outdoor spaces with motion-sensing flood lights with adaptive dawn-to-dusk timers. While away, programmable smart bulbs in lamps give the appearance that you are home. Opt for long-life, efficient LED bulbs inside and out to help lower energy bills.

HOME SAFE HOME

Fortify entry points by upgrading windows, doors, and locks. Stick-on wireless contact alarms for windows emit a piercing sound when their magnetic seal is broken. A hotel-style door security latch bolsters security, especially in rentals. Swap out old locks for electronic smart locks that let you create and manage codes for people needing temporary access. Consider an exterior garage door opener keypad with programmable access codes, too. Help prevent forced entry with door reinforcement kits and high-security deadbolts.

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

Smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms are essential. Smart models alert your phone to the slightest detection of fire or dangerous gas build-ups and send reminders to check batteries. Interconnected smoke alarms work together to send alerts throughout your home. Tuck a few fire extinguishers around your house and near your grill. Stow a collapsible fire escape ladder in older kids’ rooms and ensure they know how to use it.

DO IT YOUR (SAFE) SELF

When tackling outdoor DIY with small machinery, keep safety top of mind. Grab protective glasses, dust masks, and ear protection to avoid injury from flying debris, loud motors, and kicked-up dust and pollen. Heavy-duty suede work gloves and knee pads help prevent blisters and achy joints. Apply non-slip treads to garage floors, outdoor steps, ladder rungs, and slippery areas. Finally, pick up a handy first-aid kit for dealing with minor injuries quickly.

Mike Radamaker is the store manager of Max Hardware in Marion, a Do it Best member. Do it Best is a Fort Wayne-based home improvement cooperative supporting thousands of hardware stores, home centers, and lumberyards throughout the U.S. and worldwide. Visit your local Do it Best store or doitbest.com for thousands of the best home improvement products.

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