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Second edition bobblehead commemorating Indiana’s five Men’s Basketball National Champions are now available for preorder.
This morning, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled an officially licensed, limited edition bobblehead commemorating Indiana University’s Men’s Basketball NCAA Division 1 National Championships.
The bobbleheads, which are individually numbered to just 1,000, are only available in the National Bobblehead HOF and Museum’s Online Store.
The bobblehead features a generic player in an Indiana Hoosiers jersey with five replica National Championship trophies and a commemorative backing that lists the years of Indiana’s championships (1940, 1953, 1976, 1981 and 1987).
Of the 35 schools that have won a Men’s Basketball National Championship, only Indiana and Michigan don’t have a mascot. The first edition of the bobblehead featured Indiana’s signature warm-up uniforms and sold out within hours of being released, while this version features the white Indiana jersey.
The officially licensed bobbleheads are expected to ship in March. They cost $40 each, with flat rate shipping of $8 per order.
“We quickly learned that Indiana basketball fans are among the most passionate in the nation, as the first bobblehead sold out in record time,” said Phil Sklar, Co-Founder and CEO of the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum. “These bobbleheads are the perfect way for Indiana fans to commemorate the school’s championships, and they will be cherished collectibles that bring back great memories of championship seasons.”
The NCAA has crowned a Men’s Basketball National Champion since 1939, with only 35 different schools winning at least one National Championship and only 15 schools winning multiple championships.
Maryland marked the 27th school produced in the series. The first series featured schools that won multiple championships and included the following schools: Kentucky Wildcats (8 Championships), North Carolina Tar Heels (5), Indiana Hoosiers (5), Connecticut Huskies (4), Louisville Cardinals (3), Kansas Jayhawks (3), Villanova Wildcats (2), North Carolina State Wolfpack (2), Michigan State Spartans (2), Oklahoma State Cowboys (2), San Francisco Dons (2), Cincinnati Bearcats (2) and Florida Gators (2).
The following schools were produced in the second series featuring teams that won a single National Championship: Arizona Wildcats (1997), Arkansas Razorbacks (1994), California Golden Bears (1959), Georgetown Hoyas (1984), Marquette Golden Eagles (1977), Maryland Terrapins (2002), Ohio State Buckeyes (1960), Oregon Ducks (1939), Syracuse Orange (2003), UNLV Runnin’ Rebels (1990), Utah Utes (1944), UTEP Miners/Texas Western (1966), Wisconsin Badgers (1941) and Wyoming Cowboys (1943).
The Hall of Fame and Museum hopes to complete the series, with championship bobbleheads for the following schools yet to be created: UCLA, Duke, CCNY, Holy Cross, LaSalle, Loyola (Ill.), Michigan and Stanford.
All bobbleheads in the series were produced exclusively for the National Bobblehead HOF by FOCO and are officially licensed.
About the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum:
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum was announced in November 2014 and is opening a permanent location in downtown Milwaukee in early 2018.
The HOF and Museum also produces high quality, customized bobbleheads for organizations, individuals and teams across the country. Visit us at www.BobbleheadHall.com, www.facebook.com/
Saturday night shortly after 5:30 pm, trooper Brett Walters with the Indiana State Police Post at Sellersburg made a traffic stop on Highway 150 at Lapping Road in Hardinsburg, (Washington County), on a black Honda Accord for a traffic infraction.
During the traffic stop it was discovered the driver of the vehicle, Jason A. Hill, 34, from Carlisle, IN, was driving without a valid driver’s license.
During a search ofHill’s person and the Honda Accord, trooper Walters located over 30 Grams of Methamphetamine, Marijuana, Syringes, Eight Controlled Substance Pills and Paraphernalia.
Jason A. Hill was placed under arrest and while being booked in at the Washington County Jail corrections officers located more Methamphetamine in Jason A. Hill’s underwear.
Jason A. Hill was charged with: Possession of Methamphetamine, Possession of Methamphetamine with the Intent to Deliver, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of a Controlled Substance, Possession of Paraphernalia, Possession of Syringes, Trafficking with an Inmate and Tampering with Physical Evidence.
Mr. Louis F. Abraham, Jr., 74, of Seymour, went home to be with the Lord, Saturday, January 13, 2018, at Schneck Medical Center.
He was born August 10, 1943, in Seymour to Louis F., Sr. and Mentoria (Elsner) Abraham.
Louis married Marsha L. Kasting on October 5, 1968, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Seymour.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years, son, Brian Abraham, daughter, Lisa (Douglas) Kloeker, granddaughter, Briley Renee Abraham, sister, Joan Kreinhagen, daughter-in-law, Kara Abraham, brother-in-law, Mark Kasting, and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He was preceded by his parents, brother-in-law, George Kreinhagen, and in-laws, Lyman and Bobbie Jean Kasting.
Louis graduated from Seymour High School, attended Ball State University, and graduated from Dunwoody College of Technology. He was a loving and supportive husband and father. He is our Hero! He loved being in the family business and carrying on his grandfather and father’s legacy in the community as co-owner of W.J. Abraham & Sons, which was founded in 1901.
He was an active member at Immanuel Lutheran Church and served on several church boards including Board of Elders, and was a past-president of the ILS School board, and Board of Property. In his younger years, he was a leader with the Boy Scout Troop 529 at FirstUnited Methodist Church, and a girls’ youth softball coach with Seymour Parks and Recreation.
Louis was in the U.S. Air Force Reserves at Grissom Air Force Base in Peru, IN. He was a member of the Seymour Jaycees and a current member of the Seymour Rotary Club, where he was a past-president, and received the honors of being awarded The Rotarian Paul Harris Fellow Award. He was a member of the Seymour Chamber of Commerce. He was currently serving as President of the Riverview Cemetery Board, which he has been a member since 1989.
He loved spending time with his family, including magical trips to Walt Disney World and relaxing at Destin, Florida. He was a loyal and supportive grandpa that loved every minute following his granddaughter’s social and sporting activities the past 18 years. He was a proud supporter of Trinity Lutheran High School.
Funeral service will be on Wednesday, January 17, at 11:00 AM at Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. Ralph Blomenberg, Rev. Philip Bloch, Rev. Jimmy Rodriguez, and Vicar Coleman Geraci officiating.
Friends may call at Voss Funeral Service on Tuesday, January 16, from 3 to 8 PM and on Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran Church after10 AM until time of the service.
Burial will follow at Riverview Cemetery with full military honors by VFW Post 1925, American Legion Post 89, Disabled Veterans 47, Korean and Vietnam Veterans, all of Seymour.
Memorial checks may be written to Riverview Cemetery, Immanuel Lutheran Church or Trinity Lutheran High School.
Online condolences may be given on the funeral home website at www.vossfuneralservice.com
NAME: Mike King
AGE: 78
RESIDENCE: Scottsburg IN
DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH: August 5 1939, Scottsburg IN
DATE & PLACE OF DEATH: January 12 2018, Seymour IN
INTERESTS: church activities; Englishton Park; scouting, bicycling, hiking, camping, vacationing, kite flying,
rock climbing; spending time with family.
EDUCATION: Scottsburg High School-Class of 1957; Tri State University.
OCCUPATION: former owner of King Machine Co in Scottsburg, 1964-1999, making all types of special machinery
Manufactured for various regional, national & international industries; was an Eagle Scout & former Scoutmaster for
Troop 23 (1990-2002); formerly Englishton Park Executive Director; former SCSD2 school board President;
a volunteer for United Way.
VETERAN: served with the Indiana Army National Guard
MEMBERSHIPS: Scottsburg First Presbyterian Church previously serving with Session; Scottsburgh F&AM #572; former
member of National Scout Jamboree Contingent (1953-1993); former member of Philmont Scout Ranch Contingent
(2001); former member of Northern Tier Canoe Base Contingent (2006); District BSA Program Chair (2004-2006);
MARRIAGE: Susan Buxton King (married March 23 1985)
PARENTS: Irvin King & Wilma Hubbard King
SURVIVORS: Wife: Susan King
Sons: Richard Irvin King
Gary Allen King
Jason Lee King
Daughter: Tamara Michele Nance
7 Grandchildren; several great grandchildren
Sister: Judy Taylor (Dan)
Step Brother: Fred Fieldhouse
Preceded in death by: parents
VISITATION: 4 PM – 7 PM Wednesday January 17 2018
9 AM – 11 AM Thursday January 18 2018
Stewart & Hoagland Funeral Home
FUNERAL SERVICE: 11 AM Thursday January 18 2018
Stewart & Hoagland Funeral Home
BURIAL: Scottsburg Cemetery
OFFICIATING: Rev. Peter Davies; Rev. Nancy Water; Rev. Charlie Pye; Rev. Don Summerfield
MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS: Scottsburg First Presbyterian Church
OR Englishton Park Children’s Program
c/o Stewart & Hoagland Funeral Home;, 80 N 1 st St., Scottsburg IN 47170
Indiana State Police
Jason Adam Hill, 34, Corydon
Everyone around Southern Indiana scrambled on Thursday and Friday to prepare for what the National Weather Service could have been up to a .25 of ice and 2-6″ of snow being deposited in the area.
As a result, Kentuckiana schools called of sporting events on Friday and Saturday.
Below is a list of all of this weekend’s events.
RESCHEDULED DATES
FRIDAY
Boys’ Basketball
Jeffersonville at Floyd Central, ppd. to Tuesday
Eastern at North Harrison, February 3rd with a noon JV start
Borden at Austin, ppd. to Wednesday
Brownstown at Silver Creek, ppd. to Friday
Clarksville at Austin, ppd. to Jan. 27
Clarksville at Corydon, ppd. to Feb. 6
Salem vs. Scottsburg, TBD
Henryville at New Washington, ppd. to Feb. 6
Lanesville at Christian Academy, ppd. to Feb. 6
New Albany at Madison, ppd. to Feb. 10
Rock Creek at Providence, Feb. 13
Girls’ Basketball
Providence at Charlestown, ppd. to today, 1:30 or 7:30 p.m.
Henryville at Crothersville, ppd. to Jan. 22
SATURDAY
Boys Basketball
Borden at Charlestown, ppd., no makeup date announced
Eastern vs. Paoli, ppd Feb. 10 or 17
Floyd Central at North Harrison, 7:30 p.m.
Scottsburg at New Albany, 7:30 p.m.
Providence at Jeffersonville, 7:30 p.m.
Girls Basketball
North Harrison at Clarksville, ppd. to Jan. 20
Rock Creek at Henryville, ppd. to Jan. 20
New Washington at Switzerland County, ppd. to Jan. 22
Eastern at Christian Academy, ppd., no makeup date announced
Floyd Central at Bedford North Lawrence, ppd., no makeup date announced
Jeffersonville at Jasper, ppd., no makeup date
New Albany at Columbus East, ppd., no makeup date announced
Silver Creek at Austin, ppd., no makeup date announced
Charlestown at Providence, 1:30 p.m.
Girls Swimming
Silver Creek and Southwestern at Switzerland County, canceled
Hoosier Hills Conference meet, ppd. to Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Columbus East
Wrestling
Southern Indiana Conference Championships, 11 a.m. at Southwestern
Hoosier Hills Conference Championships, ppd. to Jan. 20 at Jeffersonville
Tonight’s boys basketball game is cancelled. Make-up date is TBD.
Wrestling invitational at Southwestern is cancelled.
College Men’s Basketball
Cincinnati Christian at IU Southeast, ppd., no makeup date announced
College Women’s Basketball
Cincinnati Christian at IU Southeast, ppd., no makeup date announced
Sellersburg firefighters and Clark County and Sellersburg police officers were able to rescue a man from the roof of his car after he drove into Silver Creek off of Weber Road today in 20-degree weather.
The Clark County Sheriff’s Department responded to a call around 2:19 p.m. from the driver of the Mercedes passenger vehicle, according to Lt. Col. Scottie Maples.
The driver, a 39-year-old from Memphis, Indiana, had driven his car into the creek and managed to climb his way out of the vehicle from the sun roof and then call 911. By the time officers arrived, the vehicle was almost fully submerged.
“If he wouldn’t have exited the vehicle, I’m sure the officers would have swam out there,” Maples said.
The driver sustained no injuries. Sellersburg police also assisted with the rescue.
Maples said he doesn’t believe the accident was caused by icy roads, but rather operator error. A snow storm on Friday left some county roads on Saturday in bad condition.
This is the first time Maples knows of that a person has driven into Silver Creek.
The Washington County Sheriff’s Department is currently investigating the theft of two motorcycles, which were recently stolen from a shed located at 6344 East Motsinger Road.
The motorcycles were taken sometime between December 23, 2016 and January 3, 2017.
These are actual pictures of the stolen motorcycles.
One of the motorcycles is a 2004 Suzuki GRX, red in color and the other is a 2009 Victory VJD, orange in color.
If you have any information regarding the theft of these motorcycles you are urged to call the Washington County Sheriff’s Department at (812) 883-5999
