Hearts and Darts (September 10, 2012)

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Hearts

I wanted to express my appreciation to the Daily Journal for printing the letter to the editor by Alex Engelbert on Sept. 1, “Immigration policies need to reflect America’s history.” I wanted to thank you.

Marjorie Deale

Franklin

I would like to express many hearts to the Daily Journal for publishing the annual Johnson County Sheriff’s Charity Ride so frequently in the news briefs of the Daily Journal. Your assistance in getting the word out to the community helped with another banner year for our charity. Thanks, thanks and thanks, again, it was certainly appreciated.

Bill Cruser,

coordinator of the annual Johnson County Sheriff’s Charity Ride

Greenwood

The members of Nineveh Senior Center send lots of hearts to Vectren for all their help on the United Way Day of Caring. It was very much appreciated. Thank you from members of the center.

Mary Moore,

secretary of Nineveh Senior Center,

Franklin

A great big heart to the police officers patrolling East Adams Drive at about 8 a.m. Sept. 4. Their presence was noted with happiness by most of the pedestrians in the neighborhood and some parents worried about reckless drivers trying to gain points by hitting walkers or kids waiting for school buses on Middleton. While my wife and I do not drink coffee, we nearly always have fresh hot black or white tea that time of the morning. Bring an empty cup.

Cynthia L. and John T. Webb

Franklin

Big hearts go out to Kenny Duncan who is always there to lend me a helping hand. You don’t know how much I appreciate you — may God bless you.

Mary Hall

Greenwood

Hearts to Jean and Joe Brown, my mom and stepdad. Thank you so much for creating traditions and for always being there for my family. We love you.

Vicki Noblitt

Franklin

Hearts to a wonderful mother-in-law, Elsie Noblitt, for raising an amazing family and giving me a super husband. You’re the best.

Vicki Noblitt

Franklin