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Learning To Salute

Dr. Charles Hollar spoke to his granddaughter Meredith Hollar Smith’s first-grade class at Madison Elementary School Monday, which was Veterans Day. He taught students how to salute and march, and said he would enjoy doing it again next year. Charles is a retired dentist, who served as a captain in the U.S. Army Dental Corp. Drafted, he served from 1964-66. In 1966, Charles started his dental practice in Warsaw. Meredith, who has been a teacher for three years, played soccer at Warsaw Community High School and Grace College and Seminary, Charles said. At Grace, she was a First Team All-American forward for the soccer team. Floyd Hollar, Charles’ father, was a principal at Lincoln Elementary. Meredith’s father, Dr. Steve Hollar, also is a dentist. During 18 of Charles’ 50 years in practice, he and Steve practiced together. Steve has two sons who are both working to become dentists and probably will join the family practice, according to Charles. Captain Hollar indicated his family, born in Warsaw, want to keep the Hollar dentistry business in Warsaw for 100 years.
Harvesting Hues

Leaves changing colors in the foreground and background provide a picturesque setting for farmers harvesting north of CR 300S, near Packerton Road Wednesday afternoon. The forecast is showing little chance for rain the rest of the week.
The Good Life

A pair of fishermen take advantage of Wednesday's weather while fishing on Carr Lake. Summer-like weather is in the forecast until rain moves into the region Saturday night.
Tilling Time

Despite summertime temperatures, a farmer gives notice that fall is right around the corner while tilling farmland south of CR 450 S, east of CR 175 E, Tuesday evening.
Cardinal Services Receives Donation From 1st Source Bank

Cardinal Services announced 1st Source Bank made a donation of $50,000 toward its future home. Making the presentation was Regional President of 1st Source Bank Bill Burton and Warsaw City President Doug Hanes. According to Burton, “The mission of 1st Source is to work for the success of our communities. One way we do this by supporting organizations which have demonstrated an ability to make a fundamental difference. We know and have seen first-hand that Cardinal Services does this every day.” Cardinal CEO Randy Hall expressed gratitude on behalf of the more than 4,000 people Cardinal serves each year. Cardinal provides services to adults with intellectual disabilities, and to families who have small children with needs. Pictured (L to R) are Cardinal Services Donor Relations Director Brooke Hamstra, Cardinal CEO Randy Hall, 1st Source Bank Regional President Bill Burton and 1st Source Bank Warsaw City President Doug Hanes.

Cardinal Services Receives Donation From 1st Source Bank

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