Remember When 11.7.2015
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
Winners in the Brain Game at Lakeview Middle School Oct. 22: 3rd and 4th, Dean Katris, Eisenhower; Zach Webb, Harrison; Grant Carlson, Lincoln; Bryan Southworth, Sacred Heart; 5th and 6th, Connor Schue, Leesburg; Cara Eastis, Harrison; Katelyn Heath, Eisenhower; Addison McCann, Madison. Winners in the Creativity Bowl: 3rd-grade from Sacred Heart; Quinn Smith, Sam Schroedle, Gianna Burkholder, Taylor Myers; 4th-grade from Jefferson; Tyler Houvener, Grace Robison, Marie West, Madeline Plumlee; 5th-grade from Sacred Heart; Kassie Logsdon, Mary Southworth, Forde Ness, Ethan Buchman; 6th-grade from Sacred Heart; Nathaniel and Simon Stone, Andi Frazzetta, Lauren Burish.
25 Years
Washington Elementary School's top fundraisers: Principal Frank Anglin and PTO president Vicky Owens congratulate first-place winner, Mari Beth Wagner, first grade, and second-place winner, Kim Cowan, fifth grade.
Marcella "Marcie" Miller and Richard Creamer have celebrated their 25th anniversaries with R.R. Donnelley in October.
Carol Haack, Warsaw, was voted Kosciusko Community YMCA's Employee of the Month for September. Laurie Woolston, Warsaw, has been hired as program director.
All 670 Wawasee Middle School students assembled on the front lawn Oct. 30 to witness its first flag-raising ceremony. Ground was broken for construction in May 1989.
50 Years
A gold pin, certificate and jacket patch were presented to five outstanding newspaper boys this morning, Oct. 16, by Leon Vance, Syracuse, route manager, and Jack Knisley, circulation manager of The Times-Union. A tour of the newspaper offices and facilities followed the presentation: Vic Benner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Benner, Syracuse; Rick Moriarty, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Moriarty, Tippecanoe; Chuck Mudd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mudd, Warsaw; David Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Evans, Warsaw; Bruce Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, Warsaw.
Angela Blanchard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blanchard, Route 2, Warsaw, was crowned Warsaw High School's Homecoming Queen for 1965 by last year's queen, Candy Thomas. She received the Homecoming football, a bouquet of red roses from co-captains, Dave Beigh and Greg Colt, and a kiss on the cheek by Beigh.
75 Years
Wes Brown, west of Warsaw, tells the Times and Union that 34 years ago Friday, Oct. 11, Warsaw had a snow in these parts. The Bourbon fair was in full swing, and to keep warm, fair goers divided into a circle and played fox and geese.
Donald Lessig Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lessig, North Lake Street, Warsaw, was pledged to the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, where he is a freshman.
Milford's Methodist Church held a Homecoming service, Sunday, Oct. 13. Rev. Turner, pastor from 1898 to 1901, gave the main address. The new church was built during his ministry. A potluck dinner was served in the basement at noon.
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Winners in the Brain Game at Lakeview Middle School Oct. 22: 3rd and 4th, Dean Katris, Eisenhower; Zach Webb, Harrison; Grant Carlson, Lincoln; Bryan Southworth, Sacred Heart; 5th and 6th, Connor Schue, Leesburg; Cara Eastis, Harrison; Katelyn Heath, Eisenhower; Addison McCann, Madison. Winners in the Creativity Bowl: 3rd-grade from Sacred Heart; Quinn Smith, Sam Schroedle, Gianna Burkholder, Taylor Myers; 4th-grade from Jefferson; Tyler Houvener, Grace Robison, Marie West, Madeline Plumlee; 5th-grade from Sacred Heart; Kassie Logsdon, Mary Southworth, Forde Ness, Ethan Buchman; 6th-grade from Sacred Heart; Nathaniel and Simon Stone, Andi Frazzetta, Lauren Burish.
25 Years
Washington Elementary School's top fundraisers: Principal Frank Anglin and PTO president Vicky Owens congratulate first-place winner, Mari Beth Wagner, first grade, and second-place winner, Kim Cowan, fifth grade.
Marcella "Marcie" Miller and Richard Creamer have celebrated their 25th anniversaries with R.R. Donnelley in October.
Carol Haack, Warsaw, was voted Kosciusko Community YMCA's Employee of the Month for September. Laurie Woolston, Warsaw, has been hired as program director.
All 670 Wawasee Middle School students assembled on the front lawn Oct. 30 to witness its first flag-raising ceremony. Ground was broken for construction in May 1989.
50 Years
A gold pin, certificate and jacket patch were presented to five outstanding newspaper boys this morning, Oct. 16, by Leon Vance, Syracuse, route manager, and Jack Knisley, circulation manager of The Times-Union. A tour of the newspaper offices and facilities followed the presentation: Vic Benner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Benner, Syracuse; Rick Moriarty, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Moriarty, Tippecanoe; Chuck Mudd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mudd, Warsaw; David Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Evans, Warsaw; Bruce Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, Warsaw.
Angela Blanchard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blanchard, Route 2, Warsaw, was crowned Warsaw High School's Homecoming Queen for 1965 by last year's queen, Candy Thomas. She received the Homecoming football, a bouquet of red roses from co-captains, Dave Beigh and Greg Colt, and a kiss on the cheek by Beigh.
75 Years
Wes Brown, west of Warsaw, tells the Times and Union that 34 years ago Friday, Oct. 11, Warsaw had a snow in these parts. The Bourbon fair was in full swing, and to keep warm, fair goers divided into a circle and played fox and geese.
Donald Lessig Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lessig, North Lake Street, Warsaw, was pledged to the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, where he is a freshman.
Milford's Methodist Church held a Homecoming service, Sunday, Oct. 13. Rev. Turner, pastor from 1898 to 1901, gave the main address. The new church was built during his ministry. A potluck dinner was served in the basement at noon.
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