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Re: Anybody out there? -- Peter Smith '60, 19:25:24 04/25/12 Wed
Yo Warren & Glen....
I do on occasion check to see if there's any activity on the message board. It is a real shame how the once very active board has dropped off so dramatically from when Sue Montgomery first put it together. Take care both of you and I'll be back to check later.
Regards
Pete
Re: Anybody out there? -- Fred 64, 09:08:53 05/06/12 Sun
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Warren Byerly, 56, 21:56:02 05/12/12 Sat
OK let's get this geography of Indiana straightened out. Donna, you're right Newburgh is not 200 miles from Indy, it is 190 I tend to round things off. Now there are some towns 200 miles from Indy but we won't go into all that. And Fred if you mean New Harmony, well that is further South than Newburgh. Getting to our part of the state (southwest) is difficult but when the new I69 gets built you can scoot right on down here. And Donna I do not work for State nor do I live in, near, or on Lake Michigan. Newburgh is as far South in Indiana as you can go, you see we are right on the Ohio River. Now we have some Amish around here, as do all parts of Indiana, but if you want to really see Amish country I think you need to head for Nappanee and that area. See you in the funny papers.
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Mike Noblitt, 10:34:50 05/17/12 Thu
Warren,I to live on the Ohio River but on the southeast corner of the state near the Town of Vevay. The town only has one stop light.It use to be a four way stop but now we have real red,yellow and green lights.Most of us old people still stop even if the light is green. I love to sat at the American Legion and watch the barges go by.
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Warren Byerly, '56, 14:26:53 05/17/12 Thu
Hey Mike, I know what you mean about small towns. I actually lived near Rockport, Indiana before coming to Newburgh. We had 2 stop lights and we like to tell about the town council wanting to be up to date and putting in a one way street, but they had to do away with it because everyone got outside of town and couldn't get back in. Ha. There was a Noblitt in my class, I think, any kin?
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Mike Noblitt, 10:53:33 05/18/12 Fri
Warren,it's funny you mention one way streets. I'm on the planning and zoning board for Switzerland County and last year we approved a one way street next to the Court House. Well when they installed the signs on main street they had the arrow pointing south and on the next street it was pointing north. It made the headline of our weekly newspaper. I have to sisters who went to Tech.One is Nancy and the other one is Kay.I think you might remember a friend of mine,Tony Boschenko. Mike
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Warren Byerly, '56, 14:00:21 05/18/12 Fri
That's funny about your one way street. I took my story from an old Herb Schriner joke he use to tell about his little town in Indiana. I don't remember where he was from. I don't remember your sisters first name. I graduated in 1956.
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Donna Ray '51, 08:29:37 05/19/12 Sat
Love the jokes about one-way streets. Our town has too many of them, and it now takes five blocks to get where you would have been in one! Lots more gas too.
Schriner was born in Ohio in 1918.
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Warren Byerly, '56, 18:46:41 05/20/12 Sun
How about out town council decided we needed a full time fire department. I guess it helped because when a house use to catch on fire it burned right down,now the fire department keeps it going almost all night.
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Fred 64, 18:55:18 05/21/12 Mon
Look at it this way. They havn't lost a basement yet. Also the town of the day is Turkey Track. It's still on the map but I bet thats about all
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Warren Byerly, '56, 19:07:03 05/23/12 Wed
Well, anyway small town Indiana. All of the small towns seem to be dying and the old buildings are going to ruins. Sad, but the era was fun. Every town had its' Saturday night when everyone would go to town and of course the movie theatre and probably a jackpot drawing.
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Donna Ray '51, 06:58:20 09/17/12 Mon
Fred, I will have to ask my sons-in-laws and grandsons about the Senators and the Nationals. I know nothing about the history but it should be interesting.
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Re: Anybody out there? -- Donna Ray '51, 09:39:03 10/04/12 Thu
Okey Fred,
Googled Senators, and such, and found out that there is more info on baseball than I ever want to know, or could possibly assimilate! It's beyond me.
Did read somewhere that the Brooklyn Dodgers were once called the "Trolley Dodgers". Any truth in that?
Went to game on Monday night. Nationals lost to Phillies 2-0, but won the NL East Division Championship. What a lot of clapping, yelling, and fireworks went on at stadium when that announcement went up on the big screen. It was quite exciting. All the players came out on the field, after soaking each other with champagne, or whatever they do it with, in the locker room. Wives and children, too, on the field. Then the players are walked around the stadium and slapped hands with every fan they could. Very nice.
Have tickets for the 2nd playoff game, thanks to my grandson. I don't even know who they are playing, but grandsons will keep me informed. Three grandsons, and one of their girlfriends, at the game with me. Loads of fun.
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