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CARVER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION RECEIVES GRANT FROM OLD NATIONAL BANK FOUNDATION

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Carver Community Organization is pleased to announce it has received a $50,000 grant from the Old National Bank Foundation to continue offering quality programs to children and families in the community. These funds will support family engagement initiatives and Carver’s mission to provide unique services within a safe environment while teaching respect for self, others, and the community.  

The Old National Bank Foundation believes that social responsibility is essential to fostering vibrant, sustainable communities. This belief is fulfilled through strategic partnerships with charitable organizations addressing defined community needs.

Carver Community Organization’s state-licensed Day Care and Preschool offers first and second shift hours to meet the needs of families. The Youth Program provides an After School Program including homework assistance, structured and supervised activities, a full day summer camp for school age children, and a STEAM based Saturday school for children in grades 6-8. Seniors enjoy 11,500 square feet of space while staying active and independent in the Carver Senior Services Center. Housed within its walls is the Recreation Program, AARP Foundation Experience Corps Evansville, and Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP).

Carver Community Organization is a nonprofit organization that has served the Evansville community since 1944. Carver provides programs and services that are dedicated to helping people help themselves by meeting the needs of all generations. For more information about Carver Community Organization please visit carverorg.org or call (812) 423-2612.

 

COA: Sisters’ estate tort claims against brother may proceed

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Katie Stancombe for www.theindianalawyer.com

The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed the denial of a son’s motion to dismiss when it found his sisters’ tort claims against him arising from a dispute over inheritance could move forward in the trial court.

Following the death of their respective parents, Melvin and Rebecca Dillman, Gerald Scott and Rhonda Vance served as co-executors on Rebecca’s probate estate.

During the probate proceedings, Rhonda and her two sisters came to believe Gerald and his two brothers had induced Rebecca to transfer assets to the sons at below fair market value. The daughters believed the transferred assets included “real estate holdings, a thriving hardware business, a funeral home and adjoining land, a farm with eighty-three acres, two boats, two trailers, automobiles, and jewelry.”

Because the sons were granted powers of attorney by Rebecca, the daughters argued that the assets available to be distributed to the six children after Rebecca’s death were reduced by the sons.

In June 2016, all three daughters filed sued Gerald — two individually for tortious interference with inheritance and tortious interference with contract — and another individually, against him in his role as executor of the Rebecca’s estate. The trial court ultimately dismissed Gerald in his capacity as executor and denied his motion for dismissal of the tort claims.

On appeal, Gerald argued the trial court erred when it denied his motion to dismiss pursuant to Indiana Trial Rule 12(B)(6) because the daughters failed to state a claim that could be addressed in the trial court.

Specifically, Gerald asserted their claims were either against the estate or on behalf of the estate and therefore must be brought in the estate in probate court and not as separate tort claims in trial court.

The appellate court disagreed, finding that the daughters did not have a remedy in the estate because their claims were not filed within nine months of the death of Rebecca.

It also found that the assets no longer in Rebecca’s estate to be distributed as the will specified were not apparent until the accounting was filed, which occurred after the probate time limits had lapsed. Therefore, the tort claims could proceed to the trial court.

“As it pertains to inheritance, we have acknowledged that Indiana recognizes a party may make a separate tort claim, provided they cannot acquire adequate relief in the probate court,” Judge Melissa May wrote. “Here, we have just that situation — Daughters cannot obtain adequate relief within the Estate because they were unaware of the loss of assets until after the probate code time limits had lapsed. It is against public policy to extend the probate court time limits.

“Therefore, Daughters have rightfully filed their claims as a separate tort action and the trial court did not err when it denied Gerald’s motion to dismiss Daughters’ Tort Claims.  Accordingly, we affirm.”

The case is Gerald F. Scott v. Cheryl Carrico (Dillman), Carla Cook (Dillman), and Rhonda K. Vance, 59A01-1712-CT-2878.

 

Volleyball earns second-ever win over UNI

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Aces take big win over Panthers

 Entering Friday’s match, the Purple Aces volleyball team was 1-50 in its series against UNI.  Evansville did not let that stat phase them as they rallied for a 3-2 victory over the Panthers inside Meeks Family Fieldhouse.

Alondra Vazquez set her career mark with 25 kills in the game and she added 25 digs for UE (10-20, 4-13 MVC).  Behind her was Mildrelis Rodriguez, who posted 24 kills while Rachel Tam finished with 14.  Olivia Goldstein had 32 digs on the night and Allana McInnis recorded 59 assists.  UNI (21-9, 15-2 MVC) saw Karlie Taylor finish with 34 kills while Rachel Koop tied McInnis’ mark with 59 helpers.

In game one, the Aces had a nice start, jumping out to an 8-4 lead in a run that was capped off by kills from Mildrelis Rodriguez and Rachel Tam.  The lead for UE reached 10-5 on Rodriguez’ 5th kill of the game before the Aces went up 13-7.  Evansville continued to play well and it paid off as the Aces opened up an 18-10 lead.  Alondra Vazquez notched her 4th kill before Tam added a service ace.

The Panthers battled back.  Trailing 21-13, UNI closed the gap to four at 22-18, but the Aces scored two to retake a 6-point lead.  The Panthers staged another comeback, scoring the next four, but Tam gave UE the win with her 7th kill as the Aces won, 25-22.

Once again, the Aces had a strong start, taking a 3-1 lead in the second set as Rodriguez notched an ace.  UNI rallied with a 7-1 run to go up 8-4, but the Aces rallied back.  Two Vazquez kills helped Evansville knot the score at 13-13 before the Aces took a 15-14 lead on a UNI error.  Every point was tied up leading to a 23-23 score.  A large point for UE came when Cecilia Thon entered the game and had an ace on her first serve.  UNI responded with an ace of their own to go up 24-23 and finished off the 25-23 win to tie the match.

For the third game in a row, UE had the upper hand at the start.  An ace from Rodriguez and the 13th kill by Vazquez helped the Aces go up 5-0 before UNI reeled off four in a row before tying it up at 6-6.  Evansville wrestled away an 11-8 lead on a pair of Vazquez aces, but Northern Iowa scored three in a row before opening up an 18-15 advantage.  UE never gave up and its persistence paid off as they tied it at 21-21 on another Rodriguez kill.  She added an ace that gave UE a 23-22 edge.  The Panthers made a late rally once again, taking a 2-1 lead on the strength of a 27-25 win.

Two more Rodriguez aces helped UE score the first three points before UNI tied it at 4-4.  The Aces were able to fend off the challenge and retake the lead at 11-7 when Rodriguez recorded her 19th kill.  Tam added her 10th kill to push the Evansville lead to 17-11.  Coming down the homestretch, UE continued to lead at 20-15 before the Panthers staged another rally, cutting the gap to just a pair at 21-19.  Tam was the hero once again, notching a kill and block assist to push the lead back to four.  The 21st kill for Vazquez proved to be a big one as she gave Evansville a 24-19 lead on the next point.  UNI notched three in a row, but Vazquez set her career mark in kills in the clinching point.

Elena Redmond posted a service ace early in game five to send the Aces out to a 4-1 lead.  Tam and Kerra Cornist capped it off with a block.  Cornist combined on another block to push the lead to 5-1.  Vazquez registered two more kills as the lead went to 7-2.  Evansville’s lead grew from there, out to 11-3.  The Panthers made another late rally, but the Aces held off by a 15-9 final to take the match.

 

Black Friday (and Saturday) Sale!

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Willard Library
Hours: Monday, Tuesday 9:00-8:00 â—Š Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00-5:30
Saturday 9:00-5:00 â—Š Sunday 1:00-5:00
Willard Library â—Š 21 First Avenue â—Š Evansville, Indiana 47710 â—Š 812-425-4309 â—Š willard@willard.lib.in.us

HOT JOBS IN EVANSVILLE

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ROUTE SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Frito Lay – Evansville, IN
$907 a week
Valid driver’s license with proof of insurance. You’ll need to pass DOT physical and certification. As a Route Sales Representative (RSR), you will develop and…
Nov 7
Extended Day Center Coordinator
Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation – Evansville, IN
$11.28 an hour
This position will automatically be enrolled in the Public Employees’ Retirement Fund (PERF) through the state of Indiana, which includes a defined benefit …
Nov 12
Help wanted
High Spirits – Evansville, IN
$10 – $13 an hour
We are looking to hire an employee for our liquor stores on green river road and cross pointe blvd. Previous experience preferred but not necessary. Job Types…
Easily apply
Nov 9
MERCHANDISER
Frito Lay – Evansville, IN
Driving to assigned locations in your personal vehicle (we’ll provide mileage reimbursement while you’re on the clock)….
Nov 9
Guest Service Representative / Front Desk Agent
Hampton Inn Airport – Evansville IN – Evansville, IN
$11 an hour
As the “First Impression” of the hotel, the GSR is responsible for taking reservations, checking guests in and checking guests out, answering questions, giving…
Nov 10
AP AR Clerk
Hydromax Plumbing – Evansville, IN
$13 – $14 an hour
Accounts Payable activities, including processing invoices, printing and mailing checks, processing/job costing credit card activities, posting payments to…
Easily apply
Nov 8
Ramp Agent
PrimeFlight Aviation Services – Evansville, IN
Valid State Driver’s License with a verifiable safe vehicle operating record. Driver’s License (Required). Peripheral vision (ability to observe an area that…
Easily apply
Nov 8
Delivery Driver
J.E. Shekell, Inc. – Evansville, IN
Applicant must also have a clean driving record, and be able to lift 50+ lbs. Applicant must be over the age of 21, must be able to pass a DOT physical …
Nov 11
Utility Driver
Canteen Service Company – Evansville, IN
$17 an hour
Valid Motor Vehicle Operators License,. DOT Medical Certification, and a good driving record. Collects money from vendors, makes change, records transactions,…
Easily apply
Nov 8
PER DIEM LACTATION CLERK
Deaconess Women’s Hospital of Southern Indiana – Newburgh, IN
And when certified, performs bra fittings. Operates cash register and calculates daily totals/settlements for deposit;…
Nov 7
Custodian
The Arc of Evansville – Evansville, IN
$11 – $12 an hour
Ability to work and communicate effectively with staff, outside vendors, visitors, and individuals receiving services….
Easily apply
Nov 9
Claims Representative
Atlas World Group Inc. – Evansville, IN
Send and receive written and verbal correspondence with customers, agents, van operators, other Atlas departments, and repair firms….
Nov 10
Call Center Representative
Magna Motors – Evansville, IN
$10 an hour
Also take any inbound calls. We are currently seeking someone to make outbound calls to our current and potential sales and service customers….
Easily apply
Nov 8
Administrative Assistant – Entry Level
Sunset Funeral Home, Cremation Center & Cemetery – Evansville, IN
Reliable transportation & valid driver’s license. Provide accurate and correct entry into industry-specific computer programs (Windows-based)….
Easily apply
Nov 7
Patient Registration Representative- St. Vincent – Evansville
R1 RCM – Evansville, IN
Certification in healthcare access preferred. We are the only independent organization with a comprehensive service and technology offering for hospital revenue…
Nov 9
AR Correspondent
RB – Evansville, IN
In return, RB will offer you a very competitive salary with excellent benefits, a fast-paced working environment with incredible opportunities to develop…
Nov 9
WAREHOUSE/MATERIAL HANDLER
Frito Lay – Evansville, IN
Safely operate a forklift after we provide you training and you obtain certification. Whether you are experienced or not, please be sure that you meet the…
Nov 8
Administrative Assistant
Deaconess Health System – Evansville, IN
Makes travel and hotel reservations as requested through the proper channels. Effectively prioritizes, communicates, records, and/or delivers messages…
Nov 8
Help Wanted
Circle S Mart – Newburgh, IN
Now hiring at 5555 Epworth Rd,…
Nov 11
Guest Service Supervisor / Front Desk Supervisor
Hampton Inn Airport – Evansville IN – Evansville, IN
$13.50 an hour
As part of the “First Impression” of the hotel, the Guest Services Supervisor is responsible for supervising the Guest Services/Front Desk Department, ensuring…
Nov 10
Non-Emergency Transport Driver
Southeastrans Inc – Evansville, IN
All drivers must be at least 25 years of age and have a current valid GA driver license, with no suspension or revocation within the last five years, along with…
Easily apply
Nov 9
Medical Payment Poster
Orthopaedic Associates – Evansville, IN
Payments processed include live check, electronic transfers, credit cards, GL transfers, copayments and payments made at the office;…
Easily apply
Nov 8
Delivery Driver
Mark’s Mattress Outlet – Evansville, IN
$10 – $12 an hour
Driver’s License (Required). Don’t worry, we will teach you all you need to know. Mark’s Mattress Outlet is GROWING!*….
Easily apply
Nov 9
Team Leader
Bureau of Motor Vehicles – Evansville, IN
Responsive employer
$15 an hour
Travel to the Mount Vernon License Branch on Wednesdays and Fridays may be required. As a State of Indiana employee, you impact the well-being of Indiana’s…
Easily apply
Nov 8
Hotel Assistant Manager
Holiday Inn Express and Suites – Evansville, IN
This is a full-time role overseeing, in conjunction with the General Manager, the day to day operations of a modern hotel facility….
Easily apply
Nov 7
Activity Assistant
Bethel Manor – Evansville, IN
The purpose of this position is to assist the activity director in implementing activities that meet the needs of our residents. Activity Assistants: -Plan…
Easily apply
Nov 9
Assembler
Pace Assembly Co – Evansville, IN
Responsive employer
$10 – $25 an hour
You need some experience working with tools and also require you to have a basic set of your own tools. Driver’s License (Preferred)….
Easily apply
Nov 8
Night Auditor
Tropicana Entertainment – Evansville, IN
$10.75 an hour
Checks guests in and out of hotel when needed. Must be able to write routine reports and speak effectively before groups of guests or team members….
Nov 9
Part-Time Evening Photographer
Romain Cross Pointe Auto Park – Evansville, IN
Must possess and maintain a valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving history. Driver’s License (Required)….
Easily apply
Nov 9
Parts Delivery
O’Reilly Auto Parts – Evansville, IN
Must have a valid driver’s license with an acceptable motor vehicle record (MVR) per department standards. Our drivers are a lso responsible for the cleanliness…
Nov 8

Victorian Christmas Customs

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Willard Library

Daughters of the Confederacy, program presenters

Decorate our tree with  Victorian era ornaments, many of which you make yourself!
Bring your children to meet Father Christmas and Krampus.  Photo opportunities plus a small gift.
Victorian Era treats will be provided after the program. 
Reservations requested but not required.  Please register everyone who is coming (adult and child) under the General Registration, then register the number of children separately under the Children’s Registration.  
General Registration
Children’s Registration for Father Christmas and Krampus
Hours: Monday, Tuesday 9:00-8:00 â—Š Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00-5:30
Saturday 9:00-5:00 â—Š Sunday 1:00-5:00
Willard Library â—Š 21 First Avenue â—Š Evansville, Indiana 47710 â—Š 812-425-4309 â—Š willard@willard.lib.in.us

ROKITA STATEMENT ON NEWLY ELECTED REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP

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Congressman Todd Rokita issued the following statement in response to the elections of Rep. Kevin McCarthy as House Minority Leader, Rep. Steve Scalise as Minority Whip, Rep. Liz Cheney as Conference Chairwoman, Rep. Jason Smith as Conference Secretary, and Rep. Gary Palmer as Policy Committee Chairman.:

 

“I am proud of my friend Kevin McCarthy for being elected Minority Leader for the 116th Congress. I know him and the rest of the leadership team will do a great job fighting for all Americans against Nancy Pelosi and the liberal elites,” said Congressman Todd Rokita. “I know everyone elected will continue to fight for strong conservative principles and support President Trump’s agenda to make America great again. My friend Jim Jordan ran a strong race, and I know he will continue being strong for America.”

 

 

ADOPT A PET

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Ms. Norbury – 6 year old calico cat, female, $40 adoption fee which includes vaccines, tests, spay & microchip

Eagles rally past Bulldogs for third straight win

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Senior center Kacy Eschweiler (St. Charles, Missouri) matched a career-high with 23 points while bringing down a career-high 22 rebounds as University of Southern Indiana Women’s Basketball rallied from an 11-point second-half deficit to defeat visiting Ferris State University, 71-66, in a Midwest Region contest Friday evening at the Physical Activities Center.

USI (3-1) also got 16 points, six assists and a career-high nine rebounds from senior guard Alex Davidson (Salem, Indiana) as it ended the third quarter with a 21-5 run to take a 48-43 lead into the fourth quarter.

Ferris State (2-1), which led 20-9 after one quarter and 38-27 a little more than three minutes into the third period, found itself trailing by as much as seven early in the fourth before rallying to take a brief 57-56 lead.

After a three-pointer by sophomore guard Kennedy Williams (Marshall, Illinois) and a pair of Ferris State free throws, the Screaming Eagles found themselves in a 59-59 stalemate with just over two minutes to play.

Sophomore guard Emma DeHart (Indianapolis, Indiana) drained a three-pointer with two minutes to play to put USI up 62-59, while a pair of Davidson free throws 20 seconds later gave USI a five-point edge it would not relinquish.

DeHart, whose basket with 2:26 to play in the third quarter put the Eagles in front (43-41) for the first time in the game, joined Eschweiler and Davidson in double figures with 11 points. Williams added nine off the bench after scoring a game-high 20 in USI’s win over Lincoln Memorial University Wednesday.

Earlier in the contest, the Eagles’ chances of winning looked bleak. USI committed nine first-quarter turnovers and were limited to just 3-of-14 shooting (.214).

A strong defensive effort in the second period allowed USI to stay in the contest as Davidson’s three-pointer right before the intermission cut the Bulldogs’ lead to 27-21 at the break. Ferris State extended its advantage back to 11 early in the third period, but an offensive outburst throughout the final 17 minutes of the game saw the Eagles commit just six turnovers while scoring 44 points to pull out the win.

No. 2/13 Hoosiers Win Five Events on Second Day of IU Invitational

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The No. 2/13-ranked Indiana University men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams continued competition at the 2018 IU Invitational on Friday at the Counsilman Billingsley Aquatic Center in Bloomington, Ind., winning four individual events and a relay during evening finals.

TEAM STANDINGS (Day Two)

Men

  1. No. 2 Indiana – 1,187.5
  2. No. 3 N.C. State – 1,069.5
  3. No. 9 Louisville – 773
  4. No. 17 Arizona State – 761

Women

  1. No. 7 N.C. State – 1,053.5
  2. No. 8 Louisville – 1,005
  3. No. 13 Indiana – 923
  4. Arizona State – 533
  5. No. 17 Purdue – 432.5

 HOOSIER WINNERS

MEN

Ian Finnerty – 100 Breaststroke (51.22), 800 Freestyle Relay (6:17.78)

Mohamed Samy – 200 Freestyle (1:32.97), 800 Freestyle Relay (6:17.78)

Zach Apple – 800 Freestyle Relay (6:17.78)

James Connor – 3-Meter Dive (451.80)

Vini Lanza – 800 Freestyle Relay (6:17.78)

WOMEN

Lilly King – 100 Breaststroke (56.43)

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