Remember When 3.7.08

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.

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10 Years Ago

March 7 1998

    Maurice McDaniel of Atwood will celebrate his 80th birthday March 15 at the Atwood Civic Center.

Born and raised in the Orion community, McDaniel attended Harrison Community School and graduated from Atwood High School in 1937. He is a retired farmer and associated with Mac's Eggs.

25 Years Ago

March 7 1983

    POTPOURRI - Hall Of Fame - Longtime area bowler and former Winona Lake postmaster Phil Laurien to be inducted into the Indiana Bowling Association Hall of Fame in special ceremonies in Columbus. Laurien, who has bowled more than 75 years, is still very active on the lanes.


50 Years Ago

March 7 1958

    Before the Paul Lattas left Warsaw for a visit with relatives and friends in California, Betty Lu sent us a story about a cow who actually flew a kite. Seems a youngster put his ball of kite string on the ground for a moment. A curious cow grazing nearby in the field sniffed the string, then swallowed the whole reel. Passing motorists stopped, gazed in astonishment. Sorry, we won't know until Betty gets back how the predicament was remedied.


75 Years Ago

March 7 1933

    Only one of the Warsaw drug stores has so far ordered its liquor supply for 1933 under the new liquor medicinal law. This store ordered 480 pints.

The whisky, which will be handled by drug stores, can only be secured for "medicinal" purposes on a doctor's prescription. [[In-content Ad]]


10 Years Ago

March 7 1998

    Maurice McDaniel of Atwood will celebrate his 80th birthday March 15 at the Atwood Civic Center.

Born and raised in the Orion community, McDaniel attended Harrison Community School and graduated from Atwood High School in 1937. He is a retired farmer and associated with Mac's Eggs.

25 Years Ago

March 7 1983

    POTPOURRI - Hall Of Fame - Longtime area bowler and former Winona Lake postmaster Phil Laurien to be inducted into the Indiana Bowling Association Hall of Fame in special ceremonies in Columbus. Laurien, who has bowled more than 75 years, is still very active on the lanes.


50 Years Ago

March 7 1958

    Before the Paul Lattas left Warsaw for a visit with relatives and friends in California, Betty Lu sent us a story about a cow who actually flew a kite. Seems a youngster put his ball of kite string on the ground for a moment. A curious cow grazing nearby in the field sniffed the string, then swallowed the whole reel. Passing motorists stopped, gazed in astonishment. Sorry, we won't know until Betty gets back how the predicament was remedied.


75 Years Ago

March 7 1933

    Only one of the Warsaw drug stores has so far ordered its liquor supply for 1933 under the new liquor medicinal law. This store ordered 480 pints.

The whisky, which will be handled by drug stores, can only be secured for "medicinal" purposes on a doctor's prescription. [[In-content Ad]]
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