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1 The Quarterly Bulletin of the Ripley County, Indiana, Historical Society, Inc. Library 125 Washington Street Museum Corner of Main and Water Streets Versailles, Indiana VOLUME XXXI APRIL 2010 NUMBER 2 The Ripley Co. Historical Society will meet Sunday April 11, at 2:00 at the Archive Library on the west side of Versailles Courthouse Square. The program for our next meeting is History of Ripley County by Marita Hooton Cizek. The Board of Directors voted to raise the price of research and copies. They are: Research $5.00 for nonmembers, and $.50 per page copied. The WWII Veterans book Update. The WWII War Veterans book, titled LEST WE FORGET, is still available. It can be obtained for $35 at (1) Batesville Historical Society which is located on George Street next to the Post Office (during its open hours), (2) the Osgood Museum on South Buckeye Street (on Friday or Saturday afternoons) or in Versailles at the Ripley County Historical Society Library on the west side of the Courthouse Square (open every weekday afternoon from 1 to 4). Also, LEST WE FORGET can be ordered for shipment by mail for $40. Checks should be made payable to Ripley County Historical Society. We give our heartfelt thanks to Joan and Norris Krall. They did an excellent job! Members that are willing to receive the newsletter via instead of postal mailing can do so by ing RCHS with your request along with your address. The for sending your request in printed above. Cheryl Welch and Owen Menchhofer has requested that members pay their dues by the end of February or you will not receive a newsletter. The reason for this is to make bookkeeping easier for Owen. Membership for the year begins January 1 and ends December 31, therefore, when one pays the latter part of the year, they do not get their money s worth as a member for that year. The RCHS Archives Library is open for public research weekdays 1 4 pm, except holidays, Pumpkin Show week (Sept.), also the week before and between Christmas and New Years. The Library will also be closed during inclement weather. Questions call Mail your renewal for 2010 to RCHS at P.O. Box 525, Versailles, IN Dues: Annual $10; Life $100. THE FOLLOWING BOOKS ARE AVAILABLE: Ripley County History, Volume 1 $65 Versailles, IN School Life $ 20 Brown Twp.Tales by Alan Smith 20 Osgood, IN Sesquicentennial Tales of Versailles by Alan Smith 16 Come Visit by Jean McClellan 25 Vintage Postcards by Alan Smith 20 Jackson Township Cemetery Index 13 Brown Township Cemetery Index 10 Johnson Township Cemetery Index 10 Milan, Indiana, A Storied Past 16 The Life of A Centenarian by Ethel Mathias 35 Broken Wings, By Robert Kelly 20 Lest We Forget WWII 35 Shipping Charges added for all books 5 1
2 RIPLEY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MINUTES January 10, 2010 The winter quarterly meeting of the Society was called to order by President Cheryl Welch on January 10, Cheryl led the attendees in the Pledge of Allegiance. Each of the 25 attendees identified themselves by name and township of residence. Secretary Frank Keenan read the minutes of the fall quarterly meeting of October, 2009, which were approved as read. Owen Menchhofer, Treasurer, gave his report of the Society s current finances, which was approved as read. Owen s Financial Report shows that sales of Lest We Forget: A Tribute to the World War II Veterans, written and compiled by Norris and Joan Krall, coupled with grant money received for the publication fees, have already covered the cost of printing the book. Norris and Joan have graciously donated to the Society all rights to the book. President Welch reported that she has sought permission for Rising Sun Regional Foundation to apply the remaining funds to the purchase of a new microfilm reader/copier, which was not listed in said grant request. President Welch noted that volunteers for the Archives Building schedule of Monday through Friday, 1 pm to 4 pm were still needed. Anyone interested, phone Cheryl Welch President Welch reminded the members that the election of Board Members for Franklin, Jackson, and Johnson Townships are to be held at the spring meeting on April 11, Rosalind McKittrick, Curator for the Milan H.S. Class of 1954 Basketball Museum, attended the meeting and shared with attendees that, on average, eighty visitors a month visit the museum. The museum has been visited by folks from every state in the union, and from several foreign countries. Frank Keenan read the Society s letter of November 1, 2009, to the Indiana Dept. of Transportation, Cultural Resource Section, urging the Department designate all of the County stone arch bridges as Select, giving said bridges a fair degree of protection from demolition and replacement. Similar letters were sent by County Tourism Bureau Director Katherine Taul and Director Kent Abraham, Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Southeast Field Office. County Director Taul said that INDOT would consider designating 8 of the county s 13 stone arch bridges as SELECT, if Commissioners would commit to take care of them. The Commissioners have agreed. INDOT s final decision is slated to be made in February. The business was closed, and the program was presented by Dannie Welch, showing excerpts from the DVD For Our Country: The Story of the Jefferson Proving Ground, made available to the Society by the Jefferson Proving Ground Committee. Refreshments were served by Otter Creek Township. Refreshments for the spring meeting, Sunday, April 11, 2010, will be served by Laughery Township. Respectively submitted by Frank Keenan, Secretary 2
3 HISTORY OF RIPLEY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY S LOG CABIN Known as the Smith-Engel Log Cabin Compiled by Helen Todd Einhaus In, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wehr donated a log cabin to the Ripley County Historical Society. Mr. And Mrs. Wehr purchased land in Laughery Township Section 15. On this land a log cabin covered in weather boarding stood empty. When the Wehr couple decided that they did not need the cabin, they offered to give the historical society the cabin if they removed it from their land. The historical society accepted their offer. Ripley County Historical Society immediately advertised for volunteers to disassemble the cabin and reconstruct it on the land behind the museum building. Existing records show that they received some wonderful help. Some of these wonderful people were: Judith Lawless, Jamie Schante, Dan Schante, Leah Schante, Regina Wilson, Phyllis Miller, Emogene Carter, Howard and Kathleen Lane, Virginia Herbst, Chester Henderson, Genelle Henderson, Ted Wissel, Harry Holman, Harold Carter, Jon Gray, Steph Green, Eric Groves, Kenny Taylor, Randy Nealis, Rae Jean Nealis, Judith Lawless, Robert Lawless, and Dick Helton. Everyone worked in unity and the job was well done. Only two minor mishaps occurred: Harry Holman fell off the roof and landed on the hood of a truck. Harry is still walking around today. One gentleman threw a crowbar at another gentleman friend, no report of injury. Jacob Funkhouser and family came to Ripley County from Beaver County, Pennsylvania in Jacob made two government land entries. One entry was Northwest Quarter Section 15, Town 9 North, Range 11 East consisting of 160 acres. The Funkhouser family contributed to the early formation of Napoleon and Old Salem Church area in Laughery Township, where Jacob and Nancy Funkhouser are buried. In 1836, Jacob and Nancy deeded Section 15 to son, Jacob Funkhouser. In 1847, Jacob and his wife Elizabeth deeded land including most of Section 15 to Jacob Barrickman. Jacob and Elizabeth resided in the northeast section of Napoleon until 1853 when they sold their land to Dr. Samuel Hicks. John P. and Parthena Smith of Pennsylvania obtained deed to Section 16, adjoining land to Jacob and Nancy Funkhouser. They are believed to be relatives. When John P. Smith died in 1855, he was buried underneath a tree standing a few yards from this cabin. A son, George W. Smith who died in 1850 is also buried there. John Henry Borgstede purchased Section15 property in 1894 and he added a constructed 18 x 20 one-story cabin two logs higher in order to create another half story and added a room onto the back of the cabin. An Engel descendent said that the cabin had a stone chimney in early times. Henry Borgstede became Town Marshall of Batesville, therefore, sold the cabin in 1907 to August G. Lauber, son of Peter and Anna Engel Lauber. In 1914, August and Estelle Lauber deeded the land to Dan Engel, son of Peter and Flora Smith Engel. Dan married Ida Strobel. The cabin stayed in the Engel family for years thereafter, and became known as the Smith-Engel Cabin. When the house was vacant, neighborhood dances and family reunions were held in it. There are extensive Funkhouser Family Records on file at the Ripley County Historical Society Library. 3
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6 County, Indiana, Historical Ripley Society OFFICERS and DIRECTORS Adams Twp. Mrs. Betty Roepke; 9644 E Co Rd 1300 N, Sunman, IN Vice President Brown Twp. - Mr. Frank Keenan, 3241 E State Rd 62, Cross Plains, IN Secretary Center Twp. - Mr. Charles Wm. Gloyd, P.O. Box 195, Osgood, IN Delaware Twp. - Mrs. Lois Workman; 4823 N Co Rd 350 E, Osgood, IN Franklin Twp. - Mrs. Esther Edmondson 7653 E Co Rd 800 N, Sunman, IN Jackson Twp. - Mr. Delbert Abplanalp; 4543 W Co Rd 800 N, Osgood, IN Johnson Twp. - Mr. Owen Menchhofer, 1970 N Co Rd 300 W, Holton, IN Treasurer Laughery Twp. - Mrs. Helen Decker; 314 Crestview Lane, Batesville, IN Otter Creek Twp. Mr. Michael Stratton, 4300 W. U.S. 50, Holton, IN Shelby Twp- Mrs. Cheryl Welch; 6453 S Co Rd 225 W, Versailles, IN President & Museum Curator Washington Twp. - Mr. Henry Walker; 1721 N Co Rd 575 E, Milan, IN Director at Large - Mrs. Sandra Meisberger, 4662 W. Co. Rd. 450 S. Versailles, IN Lori Hoffman; 5565 E. Lower Dry Fork Rd. Madison, IN Sandra Meisberger & Cheryl Welch Web Master Newsletter Committee 6
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VOLUME XXXI July 2010 NUMBER 3
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