Butch Dale
Butch Agrees That Age Is a State of Mind
One of my former students called me last week, and we caught up on the past few years. During our conversation, she mentioned that traveling is in her plans…
Read MoreButch Sees Signs, Signs, Everywhere a Sign
Last week I drove a friend to a doctor’s appointment in Fishers…SR 32 to I-65 to 465 East, and then into the maize of exits, side roads, one-ways and…
Read MoreButch Recalls Montgomery County ‘Cold Case’ Murders
If you watch the news on an Indy channel, you know that murders occur almost daily in Marion County. Our county has much less crime, including violent crime, compared…
Read MoreButch Thinks You Might Like the ‘Back Road’
My folks made several trips to Crawfordsville through the years when I was a youngster . . . to shop, picnic at Milligan Park or visit Mom’s family. Our…
Read MoreHave a Bad Day? Butch Says Take a Lesson from Fido!
Did you ever have one of those days when everything goes wrong? I guess just about everyone has experienced days like that. But even if you make it through with…
Read MoreButch Recalls School During the War Years . . .
From the early 1900s to the 1970s, our country was involved in four military conflicts . . . World War I, World War II, the Korean War and the…
Read MoreButch Recalls the Amazing Tribbett Brothers
On a few occasions when I was a youngster, I accompanied my Dad when he visited Wesley “Wes” Tribbett, who lived in a little house on Madison street in…
Read MoreButch’s Cousins Are in the Principal’s Office!
When I wrote a book about Darlington School in 1988, I interviewed hundreds of former students, including two of my cousins . . . Dale Cohee and Donnie Dale,…
Read MoreButch Wants Pat to Give Him One More Chance!
As you all know, Montgomery County has always been a hot spot for basketball. After all, the first basketball game in Indiana was played right here in 1894, and…
Read MoreButch Says Goodbye to the Outhouse!
I think you fellow “baby-boomers” would agree that the present generation of whipper-snappers might be a tad spoiled by the amenities and technology of today. Of course, we always…
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