Elwood Bakke has never seen an anvil he hasn’t liked, or that he hasn’t thought he could put to plenty of good use. Bakke, a resident of the Lincoln Lane assisted living center in Hendricks at age 96, has a collection of 26 anvils. He began collecting them by chance, and has kept all 26 ...
PORTER Dan Anderson sat in front of the steering wheel on his idling 1950 Ford 8N tractor when he spotted his grandson, Liam Wade. “You want to come on up?” Anderson asked. Seconds later, the 5 year old was on the tractor, his head barely seen over the steering wheel. “It was my ...
MARSHALL He starts out his day solving world problems and drinking coffee with the fellows at Mike’s Cafe, but after that he gets to work at the business he’s been in since the 1960s — cutting hair. “I start late and make up for it by quitting early,” Harold Halverson said of his ...
GHENT Wearing a black cap with “The Beach Boys” written on it, Mylan Ray looked down at his computer and spoke into a mic in front of him. “I played this song earlier today, Maybe you remember. I’m looking for that song title and the artist’s name and the lyrics. The song is ...
They were there on a mission — but the trip that a group of Marshall area residents made to Guatemala this summer was something that also changed their perspectives. “I think we’re all feeling it right now,” Ron Stevens said. But the journey was worth it, added Lauren Mellenthin, ...
John “JP” Rabaey, Jr. can write quite an essay on “How I Spent My Summer” when he gets back to school in the fall at the University of Dallas. Rabaey, the son of John Sr. and Jennifer Rabaey of Marshall, is spending the summer doing research at the Fermi super-collider near Chicago. ...
