Remember When 04.12.2011
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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Valerie Amstutz, a senior at Warsaw Community High School, has been named a top scholarship award recipient from the Indiana Percussion Association. In addition to hosting clinics and competitions for high school percussion students, the IPA awards scholarships to worthy college-bound percussionists from across the state. Valerie is the daughter of Ron and Judy Amstutz, and plans to major in music education at Bethel College.
25 Years Ago
The volunteer spirit has played an important part in America’s history from the earliest call for help for the Minutemen, to today’s volunteer firemen. Probably the most famous volunteer effort in recent years was during the flood of 1982 when Fort Wayne earned the title of “the city that saved itself.”
Very rarely do volunteers receive anything for their hard work, except an occasional thank you. But Mina McGunigill is different. She has been selected by the Kosciusko County Chapter of American Association of Retired Persons to receive the first community service award. McGunigill, one of the many volunteers at Kosciusko Community Hospital, has contributed 400 hours of service at the hospital and was nominated for the award by the AARP board.
50 Years Ago
Miss Karen Ann Scheeter, Warsaw High School senior, has been awarded a $2,000 scholarship to St. Francis College in Fort Wayne. She’s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scheeter, Warsaw. Miss Scheeter, who’ll be 18 on May 30, is co-editor of the 1961 Tiger, Warsaw High School yearbook. She has been active in the local chapter of Future Homemakers of America and a district officer for the Indiana FHA.
75 Years Ago
According to Homer A. Lucas, principal of the Prairie Township schools, approximately 500 persons attended the closing entertainment of the Clunette grade school, where exercises were held in the church. An interesting program was rendered.
Previous to the exercise, the school exhibit in the school building was enjoyed by patrons and friends of the school. Instructors at Clunette School are Seward Harmon, Marguerite Eikenberry and DeVere Brant.
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Valerie Amstutz, a senior at Warsaw Community High School, has been named a top scholarship award recipient from the Indiana Percussion Association. In addition to hosting clinics and competitions for high school percussion students, the IPA awards scholarships to worthy college-bound percussionists from across the state. Valerie is the daughter of Ron and Judy Amstutz, and plans to major in music education at Bethel College.
25 Years Ago
The volunteer spirit has played an important part in America’s history from the earliest call for help for the Minutemen, to today’s volunteer firemen. Probably the most famous volunteer effort in recent years was during the flood of 1982 when Fort Wayne earned the title of “the city that saved itself.”
Very rarely do volunteers receive anything for their hard work, except an occasional thank you. But Mina McGunigill is different. She has been selected by the Kosciusko County Chapter of American Association of Retired Persons to receive the first community service award. McGunigill, one of the many volunteers at Kosciusko Community Hospital, has contributed 400 hours of service at the hospital and was nominated for the award by the AARP board.
50 Years Ago
Miss Karen Ann Scheeter, Warsaw High School senior, has been awarded a $2,000 scholarship to St. Francis College in Fort Wayne. She’s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scheeter, Warsaw. Miss Scheeter, who’ll be 18 on May 30, is co-editor of the 1961 Tiger, Warsaw High School yearbook. She has been active in the local chapter of Future Homemakers of America and a district officer for the Indiana FHA.
75 Years Ago
According to Homer A. Lucas, principal of the Prairie Township schools, approximately 500 persons attended the closing entertainment of the Clunette grade school, where exercises were held in the church. An interesting program was rendered.
Previous to the exercise, the school exhibit in the school building was enjoyed by patrons and friends of the school. Instructors at Clunette School are Seward Harmon, Marguerite Eikenberry and DeVere Brant.
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