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Jeremy Elliott, Washington County Historian, and organizer of the newly formed Junior Honor Society, led a tour of a small group of young historians and their parents through the former Hanson Quarry on Salem’s West Side Saturday morning to a long forgotten fixture on the back of the property – Zink Cave.

Chris Schaefer of Hanson Aggregates helped get permission for this special tour for the youth group.
“We just had a movie ask to film here and they were turned down,” said Schaefer. “They don’t let anybody in here.”
The Quarry, which was closed for business about five years ago, is off-limits to the public.
Here is Jeremy Elliott explaining the history of the cave and the Indians who lived here during pioneer times.
Michael V. Dixon, 66, of Orleans, passed away on October 18, 2016 at
Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, Ill.
He was born November 26, 1949 in Bedford, IN, the son of Mansel and Dorothy
(Payton) Dixon.
He married Kim Noblitt on December 23, 1975 and she survives.
He was a member of the Orleans Christian Church, Orleans American Legion
Warren Brock Post 69, Orleans Masonic Lodge 153 and past member of the
Fraternal Order of Police. He served as the town superintendent in Orleans for
eight years and spent many years in law enforcement. He was of the graduating
class of 1967 from Shawswick High School. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army.
He is survived by his wife, Kim Dixon of Orleans; one son, Josh Dixon (Lisa) of
Orleans; one daughter, Holly Hudelson (Ben) of Orleans; three grandchildren,
Reece Dixon, Faith Dixon and Jack Hudelson; two brothers, Richard Dixon of
Orleans and Tim Dixon of Bedford; one sister, Susan McCain of Paoli.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister, Rosalee Dixon.
The funeral will be October 24, 2016 at 11:00 AM at the Orleans Christian Church
in Orleans with Brother Thomas Bostic officiating. Burial will follow in Fairview
Cemetery, Orleans with military rites conducted by the Orleans American Legion
Post 69.
Friends are invited to visitation at the Unity Hall on Sunday from 2:00 to 8:00 PM
and there will be a masonic service at 7:30.
Ochs-Tetrick Funeral Home is in charge of these arrangements.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Orleans Christian Church.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at ochstetrick.net
Roy D. Jones Jr., age 58, passed away Saturday,
October 22, 2016 at Baptist Health Floyd. Roy was born August, 1, 1958
in New Albany, Indiana to Roy D. Jones Sr. and Violet May (Durham)
Stroud. He married Peggy (Hilton) Jones on April 10, 1982.
Roy worked for the Town of Palmyra Utilities. He enjoyed his clubs and
was a member of the Southwind Beagle Club, and the Hi-Caliber
Sportsman Club. He also enjoyed his dogs.
Survivors include his wife Peggy; step-mother; Caroleen Jones; one
daughter, Brandy (Jason) Steiner; one son, Michael (Michelle) Wallace;
Sisters, Linda (Dennis) Baughn, Lisa (Larry) Graham, Liz Zirgaitis (Ra),
and Camilla (Hector) Laurel; 6 grandchildren, and many nieces and
nephews.
He is preceded in death by his parents Roy D. Jones Sr. and Violet May
(Durham) Stroud; and his step-father; Robert Stroud.
The family has chosen cremation with a visitation starting at 1:00 p.m.
on Saturday, October 29, 2016 at Love Funeral Home with a memorial
service following at 3:00 p.m.
Jackie D. Smith, age 69, passed away Sunday,
October 23, 2016 peacefully at his home. Jackie was born June 15, 1947
in Indianapolis, Indiana. He married Gwendolyn (New) Smith on
September 1, 1972.
Jackie retired from the Army after 27 years of service.
He was a member of Charity Baptist Church and was a lifetime member
of the VFW, and the Kentucky Cutlery Association, where he was a past
president.
Jackie enjoyed collecting knives, woodworking, and collecting coins.
Survivors include his wife, Gwendolyn (New) Smith; sons, Daniel and
Jonathan Rodgers; brothers Bruce and Gary Armstrong; sister, Mary
Alice Sapp; and his grandchildren, Jaden Harris, Chloe Harris, Lillian
Harris, Raelyn Rodgers, and Gunner Dean Rodgers.
He is preceded in death by his mother; Doris Smith; his step father,
Homer Armstrong; and his sister Cindy Armstrong.
Funeral will be on Thursday, October 27, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. Visitation
will be on Wednesday, October 26, 2016 at 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at
Love Funeral Home and on Thursday from 11 a.m. until time of funeral
at 1:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be given to the family for
funeral expenses.
To bring focus to the 128 year old Washington County Courthouse and the need for reinforcing the clock tower, the Indiana Landmarks association added the stately structure to the 10 Most Endangered list and gathered about 100 local supporters together to send the message across the state that “This Place Matters.”
Armed with signs and posing for pictures on the South steps and in the Veteran’s Memorial on the South East side, the group came together for a purpose on Sunday afternoon.



The Washington County Courthouse is endangered. At the center of the National Register-listed courthouse square in Salem, the 1888 courthouse towers over the landscape, an imposing reflection of the commitment our nineteenth-century counterparts gave to this symbol of community life and justice.
(Photo courtesy Washington County Historical Society)Greg Sekula, Director
Indiana Landmarks
Southern Regional Office
812-284-4534
gsekula@indianalandmarks.org
Jeremy Elliott
Washington County Historian
John Hay Center
812-595-7481
Jeremy.elliott9@outlook.com
Get to know historic Salem this afternoon and take a stroll around historic Salem with Indiana Landmarks.
The event starts with a guided walking tour of Salem’s National Register-listed town square at noon.

That will be followed by a visit to the John Hay Center, a campus that includes the 1830s birthplace of John Milton Hay – personal secretary to President Abraham Lincoln and U.S. Secretary of State under presidents McKinley and Roosevelt – as well as a pioneer village of log structures and the Stevens Memorial Museum.
Next up is the presentation of Indiana Landmarks’ southern Indiana preservation awards at the museum at 1:45 p.m.
After refreshments and before the tour continues, put yourself in a group photo on the south steps and lawn of the courthouse, a 10 Most Endangered site, for submission to the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s “This Place Matters” campaign.
Most people would be surprised to learn that a venerable nineteenth-century courthouse faces jeopardy, but the Washington County Courthouse is endangered.
At the center of the National Register-listed courthouse square in Salem, the 1888 courthouse towers over the landscape, an imposing reflection of the commitment our nineteenth-century counterparts gave to this symbol of community life and justice.
Louisville architect Harry P. McDonald designed the building in the Romanesque Revival style, using artfully rusticated Indiana limestone with arched entryways and a conical clock/bell tower to convey solidity and strength.
The appearance of solidity is deceiving. Lightning struck the beacon-like tower in 1934, sparking a fire. Ill-conceived repairs at the time trapped water in the stone and caused deterioration over the intervening decades, making the tower unstable.
The structure needs reinforcement before a high wind causes a collapse.
Chronic roof and masonry leaks also require urgent attention.
The afternoon ends with tours of two private homes: Raymond and Tina Lee’s Second-Empire style home built in 1886 and Tom Johnson and Lisa Thompson’s c.1850 home.
WHAT: Salem Stroll
WHEN: Oct. 23, noon to 5 p.m. (ET)
WHERE: Starts at the Washington County Courthouse south steps, 99 Public Square, Salem. Park on the square for the walking tour; park at the John Hay Center/Stevens Memorial Museum, 307 E. Market St. for program.
WHO: Sponsored by Indiana Landmarks
COST: $25/person; $5/child under 18 ($15/member of Indiana Landmarks). Tour tickets may be purchased online at salemstroll.eventbrite.com.
Two Washington County Schools will continue to host football section action with the semi-final round this Friday, Oct. 28 but will see the county’s undefeated team head out on the road.
Salem High School will host the Class 3A Sectional 31 semi-final with the Brownstown Braves traveling to Paul A. Graves Athletic Field.
The Braves (9-1) will take the field against the Lions (6-4) for a 7p kickoff.
Salem last won the football sectional in 1994.
The game will be broadcast on WSLM 97.9 FM.
Eastern, in its 8th year of having a football program and are 27-55 overall and has a 6-15 record with second year coach Luke Dean.
The Musketeers defeated Crawford County last Friday night, 49-18 and will face South Spencer (4-6) this Friday night at 7:30p at The Hill in Pekin.
The Rebels are located in Rockport, IN, which is just west of Tell City.
South Port made a run at a state title in 1998 when they won their sectional, regional and semi-state final.
They have last won their sectional and regional in 2003.
The Rebels are 17-23 in 4th year at school for coach Tom Packer.
The game will be broadcast on wslmradio.com
West Washington, 10-0, will travel to North Decatur, in Greensburg, IN, for a 7p kickoff time.
The Senators last won the sectional in 2015, and also in 2012, 1994 and 1993.
Coach Phillip Bowsman is 68-41 in 10th year at school
The Chargers are 101-57 in 14 years of football at the school. Coach Steve Stirn is 14-8 in 2nd year at school.
North Decatur last won a sectional in 1992 and 1998.
The game will be broadcast live on WSLM 1220 AM.
| CLASS 1A SECTIONAL 47 |
|---|
| South Decatur [6-3] at Eastern Greene [8-2] |
| West Washington [10-0] at North Decatur [6-4] |
| CLASS 2A SECTIONAL 40 |
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| South Spencer [4-6] at Eastern (Pekin) [3-7] |
| Evansville Mater Dei [6-4] at Providence [6-4] |
| CLASS 3A SECTIONAL 31 |
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| Brownstown Central [9-1] at Salem [6-4] |
| Southridge [9-1] at North Harrison [8-2] |
| CLASS 5A | ||||
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| Sectional 9 | ||||
| Mishawaka | 42 | Elkhart Memorial | 13 | |
| Sectional 14 | ||||
| Columbus East | 35 | New Palestine | 7 | |
| CLASS 4A | ||||
| Sectional 17 | ||||
| Lowell | 65 | Gary West | 6 | |
| Hammond Morton | 18 | Hammond Gavit | 12 | OT |
| Munster | 28 | East Chicago Central | 22 | |
| Highland | 57 | Hammond Clark | 6 | |
| Sectional 18 | ||||
| Kankakee Valley | 49 | South Bend Clay | 8 | |
| Hobart | 33 | South Bend Washington | 14 | |
| Andrean | 30 | South Bend St. Joseph | 13 | |
| New Prairie | 42 | South Bend Riley | 14 | |
| Sectional 19 | ||||
| Plymouth | 26 | Angola | 23 | |
| East Noble | 45 | DeKalb | 0 | |
| Northridge | 21 | Wawasee | 20 | |
| NorthWood | 52 | Columbia City | 13 | |
| Sectional 20 | ||||
| Mississinewa | 49 | Logansport | 6 | |
| Fort Wayne Dwenger | 22 | Marion | 14 | |
| New Haven | 49 | Fort Wayne Wayne | 7 | |
| Fort Wayne South | 33 | Leo | 9 | |
| Sectional 21 | ||||
| Indianapolis Roncalli | 35 | Northview | 14 | |
| Lebanon | 62 | Beech Grove | 48 | |
| Mooresville | 26 | Western | 23 | |
| Greenwood | 42 | Frankfort | 12 | |
| Sectional 22 | ||||
| Pendleton Heights | 31 | Connersville | 7 | |
| Mount Vernon (Fortville) | 46 | Richmond | 14 | |
| Greenfield-Central | 41 | Jay County | 21 | |
| Delta | 27 | New Castle | 7 | |
| Sectional 23 | ||||
| East Central | 41 | Shelbyville | 27 | |
| Franklin County | 42 | South Dearborn | 7 | |
| Seymour | 24 | Silver Creek | 6 | |
| Jennings County | 17 | Madison | 7 | |
| Sectional 24 | ||||
| Evansville Reitz | 48 | Evansville Bosse | 8 | |
| Evansville Central | 41 | Owen Valley | 13 | |
| Boonville | 42 | Edgewood | 6 | |
| Evansville Harrison | 38 | Jasper | 27 | |
| CLASS 3A | ||||
| Sectional 25 | ||||
| Griffith | 48 | John Glenn | 7 | |
| Rensselaer Central | 38 | Calumet | 7 | |
| Hanover Central | 49 | Hammond | 12 | |
| Mishawaka Marian | 57 | Wheeler | 8 | |
| Sectional 26 | ||||
| Garrett | 42 | Fairfield | 16 | |
| Culver Academy | 45 | Lakeland | 34 | |
| Jimtown | 49 | Heritage | 6 | |
| West Noble | 30 | Tippecanoe Valley | 28 | |
| Sectional 27 | ||||
| Fort Wayne Luers | 42 | Northwestern | 15 | |
| Peru | 40 | Maconaquah | 21 | |
| Bellmont | 39 | Norwell | 20 | |
| Fort Wayne Concordia | 54 | Yorktown | 14 | |
| Sectional 28 | ||||
| West Lafayette | 48 | Tipton | 7 | |
| Western Boone | 56 | Benton Central | 21 | |
| North Montgomery | 14 | Crawfordsville | 0 | |
| Twin Lakes | 28 | Hamilton Heights | 14 | |
| Sectional 29 | ||||
| Danville | 53 | Indianapolis Northwest | 12 | |
| Greencastle | 33 | West Vigo | 30 | |
| Indianapolis Chatard | 28 | Brebeuf Jesuit | 7 | |
| Tri-West | 35 | Guerin Catholic | 3 | |
| Sectional 30 | ||||
| Greensburg | 40 | Batesville | 14 | |
| Rushville | 35 | Indianapolis Marshall | 6 | |
| Indian Creek | 49 | Indianapolis Washington | 6 | |
| Lawrenceburg | 68 | Indianapolis Manual | 6 | |
| Sectional 31 | ||||
| Brownstown Central | 62 | Brown County | 0 | |
| Salem | 49 | Corydon Central | 20 | |
| Southridge | 37 | Heritage Hills | 34 | 2OT |
| North Harrison | 17 | Charlestown | 14 | |
| Sectional 32 | ||||
| Washington | 48 | Pike Central | 18 | |
| Evansville Memorial | 29 | Gibson Southern | 20 | |
| Vincennes Lincoln | 49 | Mount Vernon (Posey) | 28 | |
| Sullivan | 35 | Princeton | 29 | |
| CLASS 2A | ||||
| Sectional 33 | ||||
| Whiting | 36 | Boone Grove | 6 | |
| North Newton | 42 | Bowman Academy | 0 | |
| Knox | 42 | Gary Roosevelt | 6 | |
| River Forest | 41 | Hammond Noll | 6 | |
| Sectional 34 | ||||
| Winamac | 28 | Lewis Cass | 8 | |
| Oak Hill | 48 | Rochester | 0 | |
| Manchester | 28 | Delphi | 19 | |
| Bremen | 35 | Wabash | 14 | |
| Sectional 35 | ||||
| Whitko | 28 | Central Noble | 24 | |
| Churubusco | 21 | Eastside | 16 | |
| South Adams | 54 | Prairie Heights | 7 | |
| Woodlan | 54 | Bluffton | 6 | |
| Sectional 36 | ||||
| Winchester | 30 | Madison-Grant | 0 | |
| Eastbrook | 44 | Eastern (Greentown) | 3 | |
| Elwood | 33 | Alexandria | 20 | |
| Blackford | 28 | Taylor | 6 | |
| Sectional 37 | ||||
| Park Tudor | 39 | Indianapolis Broad Ripple | 14 | |
| Lapel | 28 | Frankton | 12 | |
| Indianapolis Ritter | 35 | Heritage Christian | 13 | |
| Indianapolis Scecina | 28 | Speedway | 6 | |
| Sectional 38 | ||||
| Milan | 63 | Union County | 0 | |
| Indianapolis Howe | 32 | Northeastern | 26 | |
| Eastern Hancock | 27 | Centerville | 0 | |
| Triton Central | 42 | Switzerland County | 6 | |
| Sectional 39 | ||||
| Cascade | 27 | Cloverdale | 6 | |
| Mitchell | 48 | South Vermillion | 27 | |
| North Putnam | 42 | Paoli | 20 | |
| Monrovia | 44 | Southmont | 6 | |
| Sectional 40 | ||||
| South Spencer | 34 | Forest Park | 18 | |
| Eastern (Pekin) | 49 | Crawford County | 18 | |
| Evansville Mater Dei | 45 | North Posey | 28 | |
| Providence | 63 | Clarksville | 14 | |
| CLASS 1A | ||||
| Sectional 41 | ||||
| Pioneer | 49 | Tri-County | 13 | |
| Lake Station | 28 | North White | 12 | |
| North Judson | 27 | South Newton | 14 | |
| South Central (Union Mills) | 28 | West Central | 0 | |
| Sectional 42 | ||||
| Lafayette Central Catholic | 55 | Frontier | 7 | |
| Carroll (Flora) | 56 | Seeger | 0 | |
| Clinton Central | 16 | Covington | 8 | OT |
| Attica | 70 | Clinton Prairie | 46 | |
| Sectional 43 | ||||
| Culver | 32 | North Miami | 14 | |
| LaVille | 41 | Fremont | 13 | |
| Triton | 50 | Caston | 0 | |
| Southwood | 28 | Northfield | 14 | |
| Sectional 44 | ||||
| Adams Central | 35 | Wes-Del | 7 | |
| Shenandoah | 64 | Union City | 12 | |
| Monroe Central | 62 | Southern Wells | 7 | |
| Tri-Central | 60 | Anderson Prep Academy | 7 | |
| Sectional 45 | ||||
| Covenant Christian | 55 | Turkey Run | 6 | |
| North Vermillion | 55 | Rockville | 7 | |
| Fountain Central | 72 | Riverton Parke | 20 | |
| Sheridan | 49 | South Putnam | 12 | |
| Sectional 46 | ||||
| Tri | 43 | Indiana Deaf | 6 | |
| Indianapolis Lutheran | 63 | Cambridge City Lincoln | 8 | |
| Knightstown | 63 | Indianapolis Tindley | 12 | |
| Hagerstown | 55 | Indianapolis Shortridge | 8 | |
| Sectional 47 | ||||
| Eastern Greene | 41 | Springs Valley | 7 | |
| West Washington | 49 | Oldenburg Academy | 0 | |
| North Decatur | 40 | Edinburgh | 0 | |
| Sectional 48 | ||||
| Linton-Stockton | 56 | Tecumseh | 15 | |
| North Central (Farmersburg) | 30 | Tell City | 0 | |
| Perry Central | 34 | North Daviess | 14 | |
Adrian S. Baker, 44, Lawrence County
Matthew T Johnson, 26, Lawrence County
Cody Powell, 21, Bedford
Jerry T Gibbons, 44, Lawrence County
Anthony M Burns, 31, Lawrence County
Misty L. Smith, 34, Bedford
Joshua A Todd, 24, Bloomington
Jeremy D Jones, 37,