Pat Smith

This fourth grade reader from 125 years ago was signed by Grover L. Schmitt.

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For several years, Country Roads magazine was published quarterly by the Greensburg Daily News.

The World War I display at the Greensburg Decatur County Public Library is informative and interesting. Photo provided

I read your article on school closings ( “Anchorage elementary students and communities say goodbye to 3 closing schools,” May 22) and was sad to know this is an ongoing project.

Candy and Rick Acra are pictured with their children and grandchildren.

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By Dr. Jeff Bird— MUNCIE, IN—The Thomas Park/Avondale and South Central neighborhoods have long had a special place in my life. Many of my cousins grew up in the neighborhood and attended Southview elementary, Wilson middle school and Muncie Southside high school. I grew up watching my father play slow pitch softball for Local 287 at Thomas Park, and looked forward to an ice-cold root beer at the BK root beer stand on Memorial Drive after his games. I then followed Dad in my young adulthood playing softball there for many years. I also helped coach my sons who often...

Cornbread in the kitchen with Jerica (left) and Crystal (right). I’ve still got it, and I’m Pat (center)!

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