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Newburgh News and Upcoming Events
November 21, 2014
One with the River
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Hello Everyone,
What a great idea! On Tuesday, December 2, charities, families, businesses, community centers, and students around the world will come together for one common purpose: to celebrate generosity and to give on "Giving Tuesday."
We ask that you consider a donation or a membership/sponsorship in Historic Newburgh, Inc. The activities and events we do are a catalyst for business success. Business success means jobs and prosperity. I hope you see in this newsletter that we do well and that we spend your money wisely and frugally.
If you are planning to shop in Downtown Newburgh on Dec 6 or 7, how about becoming part of the show. We are looking for people to dress in 1880's costumes and just hang out. It is great fun, as we turn back the clock to the 1800's. Characters, carolers and musicians for Newburgh Celebrates Christmas are still needed. Give us a call at 812-853-2815.
November 22 is Silverbell Saturday with many holiday specials and this is the date when the streets will be decorated for the Holidays. Listen for the Preservation Hall bell as it tolls every hour during the weekend.
Then November 28th is Black Friday and the 29th is Small Business Saturday in Downtown Newburgh. Bring back a slower paced way to shop for Christmas.
Remember we need a 12 - 18 ft Christmas tree for the riverfront. Please call the office if you can help out.
Carol Schaefer
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THE BLESSING OF THE WREATHS
Scott Lauderdale, Owner of Country Gentleman; Leanna Hughes, Owner of Potpourri of Shops; Melissa McGuire, Shopkeeper for Historic Newburgh Gift Shop; Wynne Beck, Owner of Book Nook;
Jeanne Kellams, Owner of Cleo's Bakery and Bag Lunch
Thanks to all that attended the annual Blessing of the Wreaths that took place Saturday morning, November 15th. Several of the merchants gathered before their shops opened for a prayer of hope, inspiration and Christmas spirit. Downtown merchants will each have a drawing for their wreath Sunday Night, December 7th at the official Christmas tree lighting. Customers are encouraged to stop in all the downtown Newburgh shops to enter their name in the drawing for their wreath.
Poinsetta Flower Sale
$15.00 for 6" pots of poinsettas
All proceeds go to help pay for lamppost flower baskets in Downtown Newburgh
Place order by calling Beverly at 812-490-1205
Pick up at Historic Newburgh, Inc. Dec 5 10-2 or by appointment
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Visit our location at 517 W. Main Street. We are at the point across from the Pet Food Center, Heart of Newburgh, Crickets and the Haircare Center.
We are diagonal from Titzer Funeral Home.
Historic Newburgh, Inc. Sponsored Events For 2014
Saturday, November 22
Silver Bell Saturday
Sunday, November 23
We will not be participating in Evansville Parade due to prediction of rain.
Friday, November 28
Black Friday in Downtown Newburgh
December 6 & 7
Newburgh Celebrates Christmas
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Tell us what you think!
It's hard to believe ... but plans are already underway for the
Newburgh Farmer's Market for 2015. If you stopped by this past summer please take a minute and fill out our customer survey. Your feedback will help us continue to grow the market into what our community desires!
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Saturday, January 31, 2015
Castle High School Cafeteria
5:00-8:00 pm - Awards at 7:30pm
This unique taste of the best Chili in the Tri-State
is presented by the Historic Newburgh Kiwanis Club and benefiting the
Children's Museum of Evansville, Riley Hospital, and The Eliminate Project.
Admission to the event is FREE!
There will be two Team Divisions: YOUTH and OPEN.
Youth Teams will consist of at least 3 members of high school age and younger with one adult.
Open Teams consist of at least 3 members of any age older than high school.
Trophies will be awarded for: BEST CHILI, Open Division (blind judging),
BEST CHILI, Youth Division, (blind judging), People's Choice Award (attendee voting).
All entry forms must be received by January 10, 2015.
Space is limited - table placement is given upon receipt of entry form.
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Phillip Field, one of our
Newburgh residents is
one of the authors of
"Why We Walked Away",
His book is available for sale in the
Historic Newburgh Gift shop |
Historic Newburgh Business Spotlight
Mistletoe & Ivy
Welcome Mistletoe & Ivy to our list of Historic Newburgh merchants. Find them at
8 W. Jennings Unit B. They are located upstairs from Ceilo Luxury Shoe Boutique.
Carol E's Windo - Pop Up Events
Carol e's Window Pop Up Events is a brand new collaboration with Carol e Smith Interiors. The Pop Up Events will feature local artists in our studio, located in Historic Downtown Newburgh, Indiana at 329 Jennings Street. The first event will take place on Small Business Saturday, November 29 from 10am-5pm. Our second event will take place in December during Newburgh Celebrates Christmas on Saturday December 6 from 10am-5pm and Sunday December 7 from noon - 5pm. Our featured artists for these events are SK Rhoades, Bonfire Pottery and Jon Fuchs Art.
The Country Store
The Country Store is having their Last Chance Sale - Don't miss the final opportunity to visit this Newburgh Landmark! Saturday, Nov. 22 - 10am-4pm. Everything is 40% off.
Zen
Zen will be hosting its annual Open House on Saturday, Nov. 22nd, from 11am-4pm.
Stop by to take advantage of the 'once a year opportunity' to buy your gift certificates on sale; Buy One Get The Second Half Price.
Zen will be offering complimentary chair massages, delightful refreshments from Mulberry Jeans Accents, a natural soap-making demonstration and talk from Mary Allen, co-owner of Soap Solutions and a presentation on 'winterizing your skin' from local celebrity beauty expert, Kana Brown of The Beauty Room.
You don't want to miss this. There will also be door prizes, samples, huge discounts on retail products and great company! Stop by our Facebook page Zen Newburgh for more information. Bring a friend or two. Come out and support your local, women-owned, small businesses.
Scatterd Art
Scattered Art is a Paper Crafting Shop, for card makers, mixed media artist, and scrapbookers. There are classes to teach you how to use the supplies; monthly "all day creating" days on the third Saturday of the month; studio space for working on your projects, and a store to buy your supplies for rubber stamping, scrapbooking card making and all the embellishments, adhesives, resin and so many more things. You can book a private event or birthday party, by calling for times available. Have a special crafting party for your next birthday party.
Grand Opening is Saturday, November 22nd. from 9am to 5pm.
There will be prizes, refreshments and demos
plus get 20% off your entire order that day.
Stop by to see us at 503 State St. (right across from the Zion Church).
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HISTORIC NEWBURGH GIFT SHOP & ART GALLERY
Think
Christmas Presents!
Don't forget to stop in the HNI Shop and register to
win the HNI Wreath
for the season!
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Applications are now being accepted for the 2015 Connect with Southern Indiana class. Connect with Southern Indiana is a leadership program sponsored by the University of Southern Indiana to boost Indiana's retention of intellectual capital. At the heart of the program is developing creative problem solving skills and promoting active citizenship.
Connect with Southern Indiana has evolved over the years to remain up to date with new trends. The program's main educational focus is a social entrepreneurship model in which participants seek innovative solutions to a variety of problems or needs. USI faculty lead the content portion of the program and participants acquire valuable information about the region from local leaders.
Residents from Dubois, Gibson, Knox, Perry, Pike, Posey, Spencer, Vanderburgh, and Warrick counties are encouraged to apply. Those selected participate in a total of ten full day sessions over a five month period and are required to develop a collaborative project that will be presented at the conclusion of the program on May 8, 2015.
Information on the program is available at
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Thank you to our Historic Newburgh Incorporated major 2014 Corporate Sponsors
All of these businesses support all that we do all year long and do so in a big way!
Each one of these contribute over $1,000 each year.
Our big time sponsors include:
Title Sponsors
Evansville Living Magazine
Heritage Federal Credit Union
Edgewater Grille and LaVerande
Romain GM
TRU-Event Rental
Alcoa
Media Sponsor
WIKY
Sustainer Sponsors
Dr. Mike Chou
Stakeholder Sponsors
People's Trust & Savings Bank
ERA First Advantage Realty
Investor Sponsors
Bayer's Plumbing, Inc.
Titzer Family Funeral Home
Commonwealth Engineering
Expressway Dodge
Lynnville National Bank - Newburgh Branch
Mulzer Crushed Stone
F. C. Tucker Emge Realtors
St. Mary's Health
Beef O'Brady's Newburgh
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Historic Newburgh Museum
The Newburgh Museum will open their 2014 holiday display on
Saturday, November 22, with "I'll Be Home For Christmas".
Join our turn-of-the-century couple as they journey through the snow
in a vintage sleigh. At home the parlor awaits them complete
with a 6' feather tree and gifts ready to be opened.
A large Dickens village will also be on display along with other Christmas collectables.
The Museum's "Notable Women of Newburgh" display,
featuring Marcia Yockey, continues through December.
This is the last opportunity you will have to view this interesting exhibit.
Beginning November 29 extended museum hours will be in effect.
In addition to being open on Wednesdays 11-3:00, we will also be open on
Saturday 11-4:00 and on Sunday 1-4:00 through December 28.
If you have a group that would like to visit, please call us at 853-5045 for a private tour.
Conveniently located at the corner of State and Main Streets
in Preservation Hall, we always look forward to your visit.
Merry Christmas and Happy Yuletide from the Newburgh Museum Board.
Todd Glass - President - 812-483-8137
Scott Lauderdale - Curator - 812-858-9544
Bill Bartelt - Past President - 812-853-6136
Suzie Byers - Secretary and Display Chair - (812) 490-4190
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The Warrick County Museum
This is a great afternoon
jaunt with the kids.
There are so many cool exhibits and turly a learning experience for all to take in.
The Warrick County Museum is a repository of treasured mementos and priceless artifacts
from Warrick County history - assembled and exhibited for the pleasure and education of present and
future generations. The Museum is here to collect, preserve and promote the history of Warrick
County and its citizens.
If you would want additional information, please call the following numbers:
897-3831 or 897-3269. You can always leave a voicemail at the museum 897-3100.
2016 will be the Indiana Bicentennial!
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Do you feel like you go around in circles all day? If so, would it be better if you were getting paid to do that? The WATS bus system needs more drivers for their Warrick County services. If you are interested or know somebody who might be--please contact Beth Browning at Ride Solution...812-257-1101 or 877-369-8899. |
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Everyone loves the Old Dam Band!
Thank you to the Old Dam Community Band
for all that you do!
If you have any questions about the Old Dam Community Band or the Little Old Dam Band, you can contact Dan Schultz at danschultz@wowway.com.
Next performance will be Sunday, November 23rd in the
Evansville Christmas on North Main Parade.
Thank you to the Old Dam Band for their community concert during our
Fireworks and Evening in the Park
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Historic Newburgh TV23 Magazine
Time Warner Cable Channel 23
In
The Time Warner Cable TV 23 Magazine is on every day
8:00am, noon and 5:00 pm.
During November we joined Suzie Byers with the
Newburgh Museum who told us about their plans for their Christmas Exhibit and Newburgh Celebrates Christmas.
Then Kate Fischer, Chairman of Newburgh Celebrates Christmas
gave us the schedule for that first weekend in December.
It is a really special weekend in Newburgh. Ken Oliver, a nationally recognized DIY (Do It Yourselfer) and Craft Guru
shared his studio and his passions.
You won't want to miss it.
Only on Time Warner Cable
Historic Newburgh TV23 Magazine
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A special opportunity came our way in spring of 2011.
Time Warner Cable is producing Historic Newburgh TV23 Magazine.
This is an interview show that celebrates all the different pieces and parts that make Newburgh a great place to live and visit. I always end the show with
"This is one of the reasons we love Newburgh and we think you will too."
Thank you Time Warner Cable
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Thank you to the Newburgh Police Department
for all that you do!
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Thank you to the Newburgh Volunteer Fire Department for keeping us safe in the event of fire.
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Cricket's offers live entertainment
Thursday evening 8-11pm & Saturday night 9pm-1am.
Friday is karaoke night starting at 9pm.
ATM available inside Crickets |
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American Legion Kapperman
Post 44
BINGO Monday Nights
12 regular games and 3 specials
Around the World
Minimum $100 possible $1000
Food and Beverage available from
5:00-8:30.
Bingo calling begins at 6:30 pm.
You do not need to be a member.
Veterans - Thank you for your Service! |
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Come on down to the Edgewater Grille
Enjoy the delicious food and
spacious decks overlooking the Ohio River
We are the only restaurant on the banks of the Ohio River in the Tri-State area.
812-858-2443
Fresh baked artisan breads made daily
For every fifty dollars spent in gift cards you will receive a five dollar gift card. |
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The Knob Hill is open 7 days a week! Evansville Courier People's Choice voted Best Fiddlers. They offer new seasonal beers on tap from local breweries and they have some wonderful new homemade desserts.
Enjoy the cozy fireplace and the great staff. |
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 Vecchios
Thursday Dine-in Menu night - these cozy evening dinners have returned with the added benefit of a good glass of beer or wine. They would be happy to put you on their email list so you know the menu and can make a reservation
Cafe Arazu
"As some of you know, "arazu" means wish or desire, and one wish dear to our hearts is to foster the arts. We promote aspiring musical artists by being an original music venue; we want to help local artists make their wishes come true as they play out their musical aspirations."
Ben and Penny's is here!
Ben and Penny's is like a Market Place Boutique with local artwork, gift baskets with fine chocolates, cheeses and wines. Stop in and enjoy breakfast or ice cream made your way. Wine Tasting Special Events from time to time. Store hours are 9-9 Tuesday--Sunday. They are open on Saturday mornings at 8 am for the Farmers Market traffic.
The Tin Fish
Get Hooked on Live Music! Put the Tin Fish at Jennings Station on your calendar...there will be live music every Friday and Saturday night from 5:30-8:30.
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Ask about catering and delivery!
Now open on Sundays
812- 853-0500
9 West Jennings
Sit out on the back screened in porch and enjoy the view!
Two Baker's Shops
Oh so good... yet each has it's
distinctive differences
Check em out!
 300 West Jennings
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Mulberry Jeans
Coffee, teas and gifts
People come from all over the tri-state for their very own
tea party complete with refreshments and sandwiches
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The Ohio Township Library is so much more than a place to check out books!
There are meeting rooms of all sizes.
The Historic Newburgh Kiwanis meets here every Thursday morning at 7:00 AM. All are welcome.
Welcome to our new Ohio Township Library Executive Director, Trista Smith!
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Thank you to our many 2014 Fireworks sponsors!
Title Sponsor
Heritage Federal Credit Union
Media Sponsor
WIKY Radio
Sustainer
Mike Chou
Romain GMC
Investor
Bayers Plumbing
ERA First Advantage Realty
Alcoa
Mulzer Crushed Stone
Beef O'Brady's Newburgh
St Mary's Health
Benefactor - $500
Commonwealth Engineers, Inc.
Newburgh Healthcare
Metzger Construction Company
Newburgh National Bank
Titzer Funeral Homes
Bayer Plumbing
Friends of Newburgh
Warrick County Republican Party
Thank you also to:
American Legion Kapperman 44 for all that you do to make this a special evening for all of us, including the donation of a new flag. Thank you for your service to our country!
Touch, Inc. for our games.
The following nonprofit organizations for their food booths - American Legion Auxilary, Touch, Inc., Friends of Newburgh, First Baptist Church, Road Riders for Jesus and Historic Newburgh Kiwanis.
A special thanks to Alcoa Warrick Operations for donating water in aluminum cans to our nonprofit organizations to sell at the Evening in the Park.
We need your support. This is a community effort paid for by the community.
Thank you to our 2014 Wine Fest Sponsors!
Title - Evansville Living Magazine and TRU-Event Rental
Media - WIKY Radio
Sustainer
Romain GMC, Dr. Mike Chou
Stakeholder
People's Trust and Savings, ERA First Advantage Realty,
Investor
Commonwealth Engineers, Inc., Expressway Dodge, Bayer's Plumbing, Inc., Mulzer Crushed Stone, Beef O'Brady's Newburgh
Benefactor
H & H Suburban Landscape, Law Office of Jonathan M. Young, EVAPAR, Inc., Bamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn, LLP, Concept Light and Sound, Just For Kids Pediatric Dentistry, The Trophy Case, EMS Wireless, WUEV Radio, Neinaber Marketing, Lynnville National Bank, Old National Bancorp and Old National Insurance
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The WATS (Warrick Area Transit System) stops include:
Mother Teresa at Jennings and Frame
Preservation Hall at 200 State Street
The Old Lock and Dam Park
Senior Center at the corner of 3rd and Jefferson.
It will connect you to Boonville, Chandler and Evansville.
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 Historic Newburgh, Inc. is a non-profit, Main Street organization dedicated to historic preservation, economic revitalization and sustainability of Downtown Newburgh.
Thank you to all who support HNI! |
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CLICK HERE TO JOIN OR RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP TODAY!
It will take you to our website Get Involved Tab will take you to the corporate or individual/family membership form or a link to PayPal.
DOWNTOWN NEWBURGH IS
STRONGER WITH
YOUR SUPPORT!
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Historic Newburgh, Inc.
Board of Directors
President - Kathie Bugg
Vice-President - Beverly Schweiss
Treasurer - Greg Tuck
Secretary - Paul Rudolph
Brenda Bender
Rick Culiver
Lou Dennis
Stacie Krieger
Kim Krupsaw
Blake Larson
Lenis McClain
Lynette McClusky
Melissa McGuire
Matt Melfi
Mike Patterson
Paul Rudolph
Joe Schitter
Carol Slow
Todd Titzer
Randy Wheeler
Ken Hughes - Board Member Emeritus
Charlie Schneider - Board Member Emeritus
Attorney - Chris Wischer |
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THANK
YOU!
TO ALL OF OUR 2014
HNI MEMBERS
BUSINESSES
5 Star Security Sytems
Alcoa Warrick Operations
Accent on Flowers, Gifts and Antiques
Baker Retirement & Wealth Mgt.
Bamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn, LLP
Beef O'Brady's Newburgh
Bella Casa
Best Friend Pet Cremation Service
Bayer's Plumbing, Inc.
Book Nook
Brentwood Meadows
Broerman & Sons Inc.
Carole Smith Interiors Inc.
Mike W. Chou MD
Cielo Luxury Shoe Boutique
Commerce Insurance Group, LLC.
Commonwealth Engineers Inc.
Cook Orthodontics, PC
Custom Sign and Engineering
Deaconess Hospital
Donut Bank
Dunn Team at ERA First Advantage Realty
Edgewater Grille and LaVeranda
Edward Jones - Myra Teal
ERA First Advantage Realty
ERS Wirelss - Emergency Radio Service
EVAPAR, Inc.
Evansville Living Magazine
Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union
Expressway Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram
FC Tucker Emge Realtors
First Security Bank
Flutter
Friends of Newburgh
German American Bancorp
Goebel Commercial Realty, Inc.
H & H Suburban Landscaping
Head to Toe Salon and Spa
Heritage Federal Credit Union
House of White
Impulse Hair Studio & Day Spa
Intregative Wellness &Energy Therapies
Just for Kids Pediatric Dentistry
Knob Hill Tavern
Law Office of Jonathan M Young
Lefler Collision & Glass
Link Graphics
Livewell, LLC
Lynnville National Bank - Newburgh Branch
MAR-KEL Printing
MCF Construction
Metzger Construction Co. Inc,
Bill Montgomery, Realtor ERA
Mulberry Jeans
Mulzer Crushed Stone
Newburgh Guest House
Newburgh Healthcare
Newburgh National Bank
Newburgh Smile Center
Newburgh Trucking, LLC
Nienaber Marketing Group
Old National Bancorp
Old National Insurance
Terry White, Olsen & White, LLP
Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
Pepper's Ridge Winery
Dr. Edward Prusz, DDS
Radiant Wellness Therapies, Inc
Red Rooster Stitchery
Riney Hancock CPA PSC
Riverwind Gallery
Road Riders For Jesus
C. Larry Rhodes Insurance
Romain GMC
Romain Cross Point Auto Park
Ryan's Ace Hardware
Sheepskeins
St. Mary's Health
Sunburst Stained Glass
Sunrise Flooring
Suburban Landscape
T Maries Gift Boutique
The Rug Gallery of Newburgh
The Secret Garden
The Trophy Case LLC
The Village of Hamilton Pointe
The Tin Fish
Titzer Family Funeral Homes
Toyota Motor Engineering
TRU-Event Rental Turonis Newburgh, Inc.
Dr. Tyler Vandeventer
Vecchios Italian Market & Deli
WIKY
Warrick County Chamber of Commerce
Warrick County Republican Party
Wittscaping Landscaping
WOW! Internet, Cable & Phone
Zen
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Friends of Newburgh
Town of Newburgh
Warrick Co. Economic Development
Warrick Co. Chamber of Commerce
Warrick County Community Foundation
Newburgh Museum
Foundation
Warrick County Museum
Museum of the Coal Mine Industry
INDIVIDUALS
Brian Adcock
Dan & Scherri Arens
Anne Rust Aurand
Tom & Sandy Bailey
Bruce & Carol Baker
Marty & Sue Barancik
Bill & Kathy Bartelt
Jo and Maria Bayer
Wynne Beck
Beth and Bernie Becker
Jan Bell
Brenda Bender
Tom and Penny Bodkin
Dean & Karen Bosler
Jason & Samantha Brand
Ruth and George Brinkley
Jerry & Sophia Brochin
Lynda Browne
Betsy & Bill Brubeck
Lori Buehlman
Steven & Kathie Bugg
Daniel & Randee Bugher
Jim Bush
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred C Bussing III
Bill & Suzie Byers
Jeff & Margaret Ann Byrne
Michael Carroll
Al & Ronda Cassady
Joshua and Allyson Claybourn
Brent & Debra Cochran
Jerri and Lynn Cooper
Suzie Corressell
Jeff and Bussie Cox
Dr. William & Connie Cross
Robert and Heather Cutrell
Lou Dennis
Al and Margaret Dennis
Dennis & Patricia DeweyDr.
Ken & Martha Dilger
Reva & Steve Dossett
Sue , Phil & Grace Driskill
L. B. "Dixie" Dugan
Ruth Edgerton
Sue Edgar-Koch
Tina Edge
Margaret Esche
Mark Faris
Steve and Sandy Feagly
Nance Fiester
Kate Fischer
Pat and Jan Flamion
Karolyn Folz
Lisa & Colt Garrett
Jim and Jane Garvin
Brent & Nancy Grafe
Dr. Allen Gomoll
Jerry and Kathy Goetz
Don and Karen Gore
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin
Mark, Cheryl and Emily Grimm
Andy & Charmie Guagenti
Robert & Cheri Gudgel
Ruth Hahn
Kelly and Marilyn Haley
Rick & Mary Hamner
Tonya Hanson
Patrick and Patty Harvey
J.R. Hermes
Don Holder
Mary Jo Huff
Andy and Donna Hurm
Elizabeth Iber
Michele Johnson
Phil Johnson
Wada & Bill Kavanaugh
Stephanie J. Hinton Keho
Kerry and Sara Kiefer
Dave & Fay Kishline
Charles & Charlotte Koewler
JoAnn Krantz
Stacie Krieger
Bob & Diane Krug
Kim & Susanna Krupsaw
Shannon Lamb, M.D.
Blake & Janice Larson
Robin J. Lawrence
Charlie & Carla Lee
Susan & Maury Leinenbach
Michael E. Levengood
Anita Louthan
Jon & Nancy Lybarger
Ross & Laura Marburger
Tom Market
Colleen & Dennis Martin
Mae & Max Mason
Chuck and Jenny Masterson
Barbara Jo May
Joseph & Connie McConaughy
David & Melissa McGuire
Colleen & David McLaughlin
Lenis & Linda McClain
John & Sandy Mehling
Cathy Mei
Matthew & Susan Melfi
Mark Miller
Norm and Vivian Miller
Randy & Carol Miller
Dr. Spiro and Patricia Mitsos
Alonzo B Moore
Gary & Debra Moore
James M & Judith P. Moore
John & Gail Moran
Ray Mulesky
Richard D. Mushlitz
Bruce & Valerie Nance
Peggy and George Neireiter
Marilyn O'Daniel
Linda Odle
Denni & Wanda Patton
Mike and Marian Patterson
Charles Perring
Brian & Erin Pope
James & Kristy Porter
Edward & Nancy Prusz
Michael & Barbara Pyfferoen
Sherry Ralston
Herb & Becky Rawlings
Jim & Lynn Renne
Diane and Robin Royster
Paul Rudolph
Dorisann & Herman Rusche
Laura Sanders
Joel & Terri Sauter
Donna & Jim Scales
Hobert and Jami Scales
Carol & Jim Schaefer
Joseph Schitter
Charlie and Gay Schneider
Nellie Schneider
Dan & Jan Schrader
Doug & Meg Schuba
Frank & Judy Schultheis
Ken & Bev Schweiss
Jim Seibert
Donald Shanks
Roger & Elizabeth Shinnerl
and Family
Carol & Dennis Slow
Mary Jane Smith
Marvin and Joan Smith
Lori & Will Smith
Thomas & Greta Smythe
Tom & Marilyn Southwood
Rahmi Soyugenc
Barbara Stanley
David and Jean Stephens
Ron & Karen Stevens
Janet Stout
John & Beverly Titzer
Russell & Pamela Titzer
Todd & Melissa Titzer
Sherry Trippiedi
David & Sara Trockman
Jim and Mary Tucker
Jennifer Lynn & Wayne Vandiver
Carl & Carol Vincent
Bud Vogt
Sandy and Joe Wahling
Yvonne Watson
Kevin D Wells & Dr. Mureena Turnquest-Wells
Carolyn Weng
Randy & Penny Wheeler
Helen Wilhelmus
David & Maurita Wills
Jim & Mary Ann Wilsbacher
Tracy Wilson
Ken & Liz Witte
John and Carol Wittenbraker
Susan Wood
David and Connie Yoak
Rebecca & Michael Ziga
Rev. Joseph Ziliak
Kent & Helen Zimmerman
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Charter Members of Historic Newburgh, Inc.
We are so very grateful for your vision and your efforts, over 30 years ago, to create Historic Newburgh, Inc.
Anna Alfultis
Leon & Patty Althoff
Amax Coal Co
Gene Anderson
Greg & Rita Augspurger
Mark & Ann Augspurger
Bruce & Carol Baker
William & Carol Barfield
Willie Barnes
John & Virginia Barnett
Robert Batey
James Biggerstaff
Tom & Penny Bodkin
Joe & Pat Brock
Russell & Jane Brown
Margo Brown
Lelon & Jane Crenshaw
Charles & Barbara Christmas
Barbara Clark
John Jr. & Jo Clark
John Clements
William & Sue Collins
Dan Colvin
Butch Corne
James & Marion Cox
Robert & Sara Davies
Jack & Billie deForest
Dennis & Patty Dewey
Luis & Sally Diaz
Pete Dooley
Gilbert & Jane Eberlin
Lillian Ellis
John & Dorothy Emig
Eugene & Mary Alice Endress
Nanene Queen Engle
Dan & Linda Evans
William & Clara Evans
Frances Fauvre
Frank & Mimi Ferrara
Dennis Flaherty
B Jay & Cyndi Flittner
Fred Foltz
Frank & Karolyn Folz
Bill & Carolyn Fortson
Mary Rachel Forsythe
Clayton & Kathryn Freels
John C Fuller
William Jr & Jo Gess
Don & Beverly Gore
Robert & Judy Griffin
Andy & Charmi Guagenti
Clay & Christine Gudgel
Jeffrey & Barbara Gunther
Robert Hale
Dick & Sandy Harrison
Dan & Barbara Hendricks
Otterbein & Betty Lou Hendrickson
Steve & Gerri Herf
Jay & Norma Hill
Lucy Hoggatt
Elizabeth Hopper
Adah Jackson
Robert & Dot Jackson
Gilbert & Nancy Jenkins
Callis & Mary Margaret Jones
Mel & Masel Kallenbach
Ed & Carol King
David & Fay Kishline
Kurt & Marilyn Kluger
Stephen & Linda Kuester
Carol Lant
Kay Lant
Mamie Leggett
Don & Judy Lee
Jack Jr & Sheila Lewis
Norma Line
Louise Loehr
Bill & Marietta Loos
George & Frances Martin
Glenn & Nancy Miller
Sue Morrison
Bruce & Jody Mortensen
Tom Jr & Edna Morton
Bill & Lisa Muller
Jon & Susan McClain
Russell & Margaret McKinney
James R McKinney
Steve & Beth Nichols
Jim & Pat Norris
Jim & Virginia Nugent
Dean & Linda Oglesby
Ethel Osmann
Earl & Betty Parker
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Billy & Vickie Perry
Edward & Sally Pfafflin
Mike & Carolyn Pirnat
Al & Margaret Poetker
Jack & Margaret Pruden
Bill & Yvonne Reine
Steve & Lynn Roberts
Albert & Juel Rosencranz
Charles & Sammie Rutherford
Roy & Mary Ryan
Ron & Sandra Smith
James & Pat Schafer
Ora Lee Schindler
Steve & Dee Shoemaker
Stewart & Cookie Smith
William & Lori Smith
Ronald & Elizabeth Sowa
Harold & Eloise Sparks
John & Margaret Stephenson
James & Jackie Strange
Richard & Mindy Tibbals
Robert & FiFi Traylor
Tim & Nancy Triplett
Jerry & Mellvina Tromly
Phyllis Tubbs
Trina Wattam
Earl & Bonnie Wells
Siegfried & Geri Weng
Kenneth & Hazel Werling
Susan Diane West
Elsie Westfall
Kenneth Wilhelmus
Bill & Naomi Wilkins
Bob & Norma Williams
Carolyn Wills
Ben & Peggy Woodward
Bernard & Evelyn Wright
Duane & Cindy Wright
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