Monthly Archives: September 2013

Shadow and Sunshine

September 19, 2013 | by Rose Mary Clarke

Last week I wrote about the prehistoric stone axe head that was plowed up at my ancestors’ Old Home Place. Because it’s the only thing that I possess from the Kelly side of my family and because it’s so old, it is precious to me. Bill and I are devotees … Read More

A Good Day Lived

September 19, 2013 | by CJ Woods III

An old friend invited me to a football game; Purdue University, Dave Ostendorf’s alma mater, was playing Indiana State on Saturday, August 7th. Dave had purchased a number of tickets and offered three to me. Karyn, his bride, said that she was amused to hear my message of reply on … Read More

The Strange Saga of Gram Parsons, Part 2

September 19, 2013 | by Al Hunter

Gram Parsons died on September 19, 1973, 40 years ago this week.  We covered the death of this influential rocker in depth in Part 1, but for those of you just checking in, it can be summed up easily by saying Gram Parsons died of rock ‘n roll. He was … Read More

Dynamic Irvington Celebrates 40 Years of Home Tours

September 12, 2013 | by Weekly View

IRVINGTON — The Irvington Benton House Tour of Homes on Sunday, September 15 will showcase the history, charm, and architecture of Irvington neighborhoods while inspiring and educating visitors. Celebrate 40 years of outstanding home tours by touring an array of stunning historic homes in vibrant Irvington. Guests can enjoy viewing … Read More

Howe Celebrates 75th Anniversary (Part 2)

September 12, 2013 | by Mary Beth Kuhns

As discussed in Part 1 of this story last week, Thomas Carr Howe High School is turning 75 this month and will be celebrating with a birthday party at the school this weekend, on Saturday, September 14 (see details later in this article). Unfortunately, this isn’t the 75th year that … Read More