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ON THE RECORDFrom the Ripley County Courthouse

Probate Ammon Stoltzfoos has filed in the Miscellaneous Estate of Annie K. Stoltzfoos, deceased, filed Aug. 5. Anna Wagner, Harrison, OH, has filed in the Miscellaneous Estate of Douglas C. Raben-stein, deceased, filed Aug. 10. Amber Lopez, Osgood, has filed in the Unsupervised Es-tate of Kathryn M. Owens, de-ceased, filed Aug. 4.

Civil Gerry Burnett and Wanda Burnett vs. Cassandra S. Kram-er, Greensburg, filed Aug 10. In RE: The Name Change of Minor: Ethan Riley Hunt, Ash-ley N. Walker, petitioner, filed Aug. 5. In RE: The Name Change of Minor: Aiden Paul Hunt, Ash-ley N. Walker, petitioner, filed Aug. 5. Jack Oliver and Wanda Oliver vs. Brian Oliver, Holton, filed Aug. 5. First Financial Bank, N.A. vs. Dylan Collins, Sunman, filed Aug. 5. Discover Bank c/o Discover Products, Inc. vs. Joshua Daugh-erty, Versailles, filed Aug. 5. Discover Bank c/o Discover Products, Inc. vs. Anita Oliver, Batesville, filed Aug. 5. Discover Bank c/o Discover Products, Inc. vs. Hope Tanker-sley, Versailles, filed Aug. 7. DNF Associates, LLC vs. Ethan Benham, Osgood, filed Aug. 9. Kenton Brown vs. Indiana Department of Motor Vehicles, filed Aug. 5. Lisa Sanders vs. Wanda Ter-ry, Madison, filed Aug. 6. Crum Trucking, Inc. vs. Brad-ley J. Newhouse, Greensburg, filed Aug. 6.

Criminal State of Indiana vs. Adam Blanken, Sunman, charged with Possession of Methamphet-amine, Maintaining a Common Nuisance-Controlled Substanc-es, Possession of Parapherna-lia, Possession of Methamphet-amine b/t 10 & 28 grams and Dealing in Methamphetamine, filed Aug. 9. State of Indiana vs. Christine K. Swingle, Sunman, charged with Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated and Leaving the Scene of an Accident, filed Aug. 4. State of Indiana vs. Brian M. Ashcraft, Versailles, charged with Domestic Battery, filed Aug. 9. State of Indiana vs. Charlene Jasmine Nicole White, Cross Plains, charged with Domestic Battery, filed Aug. 10. State of Indiana vs. Henry James McNally, Laurel, charged with Resisting Law Enforce-ment-Defendant causes bodily injury, filed Aug. 4. State of Indiana vs. Philip M. Cornelius, Milan, charged with Battery Resulting in Moderate Bodily Injury, filed Aug. 6. State of Indiana vs. Audrey Elisha Chauntel Birch, Bates-ville, charged with Fraud-Loss is between $750 and $50,000 and Theft-Value of Property is between $750 & $50k, filed Aug. 9. CivilJudgements Eagle Loan Company of Ohio, Inc. vs. Rosa Chappell,

Sunman. Judgement in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $1,832.50, filed July 30. Indiana Farm Bureau Insur-ance a/s/o Mike Cockerill and Kelly Cockerill vs. Jilberto Davalos, Batesville. Judgement in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $30,000.00, filed July 28. Second Round Sub, LLC vs. Leslie Davidson, Versailles. Judgement in favor of the plain-tiff in the amount of $1,414.09, filed July 30. Portfolio Recovery Associ-ates, LLC vs. Jerry Dixon, Ver-sailles. Judgement in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $3,763.55, filed July 30. Portfolio Recovery Associ-ates, LLC vs. Amy Franklin, Versailles. Judgement in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $1,001.15, filed July 30. Portfolio Recovery Associ-ates, LLC vs. Charles Lack, IV, Milan. Judgement in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $973.43, filed July 30. Scott Rinear vs. Jess Monroe, Osgood. Judgement in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $985.02, filed July 27. Donna Wagner vs. James Roscoe and Robin Roscoe, Cross Plains. Judgement in fa-vor of the plaintiff in the amount of $1,069.00, filed July 27. Midland Credit Management, Inc. vs. Larry Sturdivant, Ver-sailles. Judgement in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $1,110.55, filed July 28. Progressive Southeastern In-surance Company vs. Sydney L. Berning, Milan. Judgement in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $2,211.36, filed Aug. 2. LVNV Funding, LLC vs. Robert Bishop, Sunman. Judge-ment in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $1,357.93, filed Aug. 3. Mike Taylor vs. Timothy Hook, Osgood. Judgement in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $4,418.09, filed Aug. 3. Oliphant Financial, LLC vs. Maria Sturgill, Versailles. Judgement in favor of the plain-tiff in the amount of $2,321.58, filed Aug. 3. Criminal

Judgements Joseph R. Brewington, 59, Milan, pled guilty to Count I, Possession of Methamphet-amine, Level 6 Felony, Count II, Driving While Suspended, Class A Misdemeanor and Count II, Failure to Appear, Level 6 Fel-ony. He was sentenced to 1,820 days with 1,572 days suspended probation and 100 hours of com-munity service, filed July 21. Kenneth Powers, III, 41, Ver-sailles pled guilty to Count I, Theft - Prior, Level 6 Felony. He was sentenced to 910 days with 910 days suspended to pro-bation, pay restitution and no contact with victim, filed July 28. Robert Scudder, 57, Madison, pled guilty to Count I, Domestic Battery Committed in the Pres-ence of a Child Less Than 18 Years of Age, Level 6 Felony. He was sentenced to 365 days with 361 days suspended to pro-bation and no contact with vic-tim, filed July 27.

Gene Flint, Jr., 34, Batesville, pled guilty to Count I, Intimida-tion, Level 6 Felony. He was sentenced to 910 days with 900 days suspended to probation and 20 hours of community service, filed July 27. Benjamin Williams, 34, Edin-burg, IN, pled guilty to Operat-ing a Vehicle After Being Ha-bitual Traffic Offender, Level 6 Felony. He was sentenced to 910 days with 898 days sus-pended to probation and 100 hours of community service, filed July 28. Roy Combest, 55, Dillsboro, pled guilty to Count II, OWI, Class A Misdemeanor. He was sentenced to 365 days with 363 days suspended to probation and driver’s license suspended for 90 days, filed July 28. Dakota Wilson, 25, North Vernon, pled guilty to Count I, Driving While Suspended, Class A Misdemeanor. He was sentenced to 180 days with 176 days suspended to probation, filed July 28. Dakota Wilson, 25, North Vernon, pled guilty to Count I, Driving While Suspended, Class A Misdemeanor. He was sentenced to 365 days with 365 days suspended to probation and driver’s license suspended for 90 days, filed July 28. Bobbie Jo Hoskins, 37, Ver-sailles, pled guilty to Count I, Possession of Methamphet-amine, Level 6 Felony. She was sentenced to 910 days with 910 days suspended to probation, filed July 28. Marshall Bradford, Madison, pled guilty to Count II, Posses-sion of Methamphetamine with Habitual Offender Sentencing Enhancement, Level 6 Felony. He was sentenced to 1,460 days with 0 days suspended to proba-tion, filed July 28. Chad Allen, 39, Greensburg, pled guilty to Count I, Battery Resulting in Moderate Bodily Injury, Level 6 Felony and Count II, Residential Entry, Level 6 Felony. He was sen-tenced to 1,460 days with 0 days suspended to probation and no contact with victim, filed July 28. Richard Schrum, 28, North Vernon, pled guilty to Count I, Driving While Suspended, Class A Misdemeanor. He was sentenced to 180 days with 180 days suspended to probation, filed July 28. Richard Schrum, 28, North Vernon, pled guilty to Count I, Neglect of a Dependent, Level 6 Felony. He was sentenced to 910 days with 545 days sus-pended to probation and 100 hours of community service, filed July 28. Jon G. Werner, 42, Sunman pled guilty to Count I, Posses-sion of Methamphetamine with Habitual Offender Sentencing Enhancement, Level 5 Felony. He was sentenced to 4,380 days with 3,982 days suspended to probation, filed Aug. 3. Jennifer Lyons, 39, Milan, pled guilty to Count I, Pos-session of Methamphetamine, Level 6 Felony and Count II, Possession of Syringe, Level 6 Felony. She was sentenced to 1,460 days with 1,376 suspend-ed to probation and 100 hours of community service, filed Aug.

4. Derrick Walls, 31, Burling-ton, KY, pled guilty to Count1, Domestic Battery, Class A Misdemeanor and Count III, Domestic Battery Resulting in Moderate Bodily Injury, Level 6 Felony. He was sentenced to 1,275 days with 545 days sus-pended to probation, no contact with victim and 100 hours com-munity service, filed Aug. 3. Blake Robertson, 29, Milan, pled guilty to Count I, Battery Resulting in Moderate Bodily Injury, Level 6 Felony. He was sentenced to 910 days with 904 days suspended to probation and no contact with victim, filed Aug. 3. Alicia Gibbs, 41, Batesville, pled guilty to Counts I, II, III, IV, V and VI, Check Deception, Class A Misdemeanor. She was sentenced to 2,190 days with 343 days suspended to proba-tion, pay restitution of $976.48 and no contact with victims, filed Aug. 4. Brandon Klingman, 29, Sun-man, pled guilty to Count I, In-vasion of Privacy-Violates No Contact Order, Class A Mis-demeanor. He was sentenced to 365 days with 365 days sus-pended to probation, filed Aug. 3. Johnathon Deal, 19, Bates-ville, pled guilty to Count I, Mi-nor Consuming Alcohol, Class C Misdemeanor. He was sen-tenced to 60 days with 60 days suspended to probation and 20 hours community service, filed Aug. 3. Shannon Rogers, 50, Bates-ville, pled guilty to Count I, OWI, Class C Misdemeanor. She was sentenced to 60 days with 40 days suspended to pro-bation and driver’s license sus-pended for 60 days, filed Aug. 3. Jairon Rene Garcia Go-mez, 35, Sunman, pled guilty to Count I, Residential Entry, Level 6 Felony and Count II, False Government Identifica-tion, Class A Misdemeanor. He was sentenced to 910 days with 866 days suspended to proba-tion and no contact with victim, filed Aug. 11. Marriage Licenses Rebecca Fields, 26, Sunman to Joseph Saylor, 33, Sunman, filed July 26. Stephanie Kailey, 25, Ver-sailles to Garrett McAdams, 25, Versailles, filed July 29. Allisha Sha Rader, 31, Lawrenceburg to Mark Allen Rowlett, 41, Batesville, filed July 29. Aaron C. Narwold, 26, Bates-ville to Autumn C. Wilkening, 23, Batesville, filed July 30. Grace Catherine Volz, 22, Milan to Quentin Ruger Hehe, 24, Milan, filed Aug. 4.

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LEGALSNoticeofUnsupervisedAdministrationIN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MILDRED C. PAINTER, DECEASED CAUSE NO.69C01-2107-EU-000022In the Circuit Court of Ripley County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given thatPamela Sue Todd was, on the10th day ofAugust, 2021, ap-pointed personal representa-tive,oftheestateofMildredC.Painter, deceased,whodied onJuly 15, 2021, and was autho-rized to administer said estatewithoutcourtsupervision.All persons who have claimsagainst this estate, whetheror not now due, must file theclaim in the office of the clerkof this court within three(3)months from the date of thefirst publication of this notice,or within nine(9) months afterthedecedent’sdeath,whicheveris earlier, or the claimswill beforeverbarred.DatedatVersailles,Indiana:Au-gust10,2021.Ginger J. Bradford, Clerk Ripley Circuit CourtLisaL.Q.DorrelAttorneyNo.32344-69LisaL.Q.Dorrel,J.,LAW-YER,LLC4N.HuntersvilleRoadP.O.Box38Batesville,Indiana47006(812)934-9934Attorney

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PublicNotice In accordance with the Indi-ana Department of Environmen-tal Managment, the Environme-nal Protection Agency, and the City of Batesville Ordinance No. 06-2020 Industrial Waste-water Pretreatment Program requirements, the City of Bates-ville has renewed the Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment Per-mits for the following facilities:BatesvilleManufacturing,Inc.- Doll Plant, Permit Number 01-11 Ripley County, 1000 East Pearl Street, Batesville, IN. This industrial facility discharges approximately 100,000 gallons per day of industrial and sani-tary wastewater into the City of Batesville Publicity Owned Treatment Works.Hill-Rom, Inc. - Ritter Plant, Permit Number 03-11, Ripley County, 1125 East Pearl Street Batesville, IN. This industrial facility discharges approximate-ly 36,000 gallons per day of in-dustrial and sanitary wastewater into the City of Batesville Pub-licity Owned Treatment Works.Hill-Rom, Inc. - Plating Plant, Permit Number 04-11, Ripley County, 101 West Pearl Street Batesville, IN. This industrial facility discharges approxi-mately 22,000 gallons per day of wastewater into the City of Batesville Publicity Owned Treatment Works.The aforementioned Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment Per-mits are available for review at the City of Batesville Wastewa-ter Department located at 25019 Underpass Road Batesville, Indiana 47006 from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM Monday through Friday. Comments on the Indus-trial Wastewater Pretreatment Permits must be received at the address above within 15 days of this notice.

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Melissa Tucker has accepted the position of Executive Director for the Batesville Area Cham-ber of Commerce as of August 2. “Melissa has always been passionate about our community, and we are thrilled to see what new programs and benefits she will bring to the Batesville Area Chamber,” stated Matt Tarkington, Chamber Board President.

Tricia Miller has accepted a position with the City of Batesville as the Community Develop-ment Director. The Chamber wishes Miller well and thanked her for her hard work over the past two years. She brought in many new ideas and worked diligently through COVID. “We look forward to continuing to work closely with Tricia in her new role and wish her the best,” noted Tarkington.

Melissa brings 20 plus years of chamber and community engagement experience through her roles in the community. She graduated from the Institute for Organizational Management through the U.S. Chamber in 2011 along with several other Chamber accreditations. She has served as the Chamber Manager from 2001-2003 and then took the position of Executive Director from 2003-2015. She took a short break from the Chamber and was the Community Engagement Director for the Southeastern Indiana YMCA. She then opened her own furniture store for a couple of years and volunteered with many or-ganizations. She recently served as the Chamber Marketing Director for the past year and a half.

Melissa has been selected to sit on the Indiana Chamber Executive Association Board (ICEA) again. ICEA stands firm on a solid foundation for developing a strong network of profession-als leading local chambers across Indiana. She is also on the Batesville Main Street Board as the Design Chair.

“I am excited to serve as the Executive Di-rector of the Batesville Area Chamber and look forward to working with all the businesses, organizations, and citizens in our community,” Melissa said.

If you want to know more about the benefits of being a Chamber member, please stop by the office at 301 Shopping Village, email Melissa at mtucker@batesvillein.com, call 812-934-3101 or visit www.batesvillein.com. “We will be glad to assist you in all your business needs,” stated Melissa.

Batesville Area Chamber changes leadership