Remember When Dec. 3

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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10 Years Ago
Dec. 3 1986

    Chris Boyd and Patty Warwick recently received certification from the IDEA Foundation Industry. The test is considered the aerobics' equivalent to an attorney's Bar Exam.

25 Years Ago
Dec. 3 1971

    Winona Lake Fire Chief Bruce Howe was truly surprised at the firemen's annual Christmas party. Members of the fire department presented him with an attache case, with a panel of tan cowhide leather inlaid in the lid. The panel was handtooled with Howe's name and a firetruck.

50 Years Ago
Dec. 3 1946

    The sudden end of the coal strike found numerous residents and business men of Warsaw considering the merits of heating equipment which burn other kinds of fuel than coal. Some were just about out of the black stuff, others already loaded wood into their bins.

75 Years Ago
Dec. 3 1921

    Meeting tonight Hotel Hays, 7 p.m. lecture by Mr. Charles Ker, "What I Expect of a Travelingman." All business, factory and commercial men welcome.

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10 Years Ago
Dec. 3 1986

    Chris Boyd and Patty Warwick recently received certification from the IDEA Foundation Industry. The test is considered the aerobics' equivalent to an attorney's Bar Exam.

25 Years Ago
Dec. 3 1971

    Winona Lake Fire Chief Bruce Howe was truly surprised at the firemen's annual Christmas party. Members of the fire department presented him with an attache case, with a panel of tan cowhide leather inlaid in the lid. The panel was handtooled with Howe's name and a firetruck.

50 Years Ago
Dec. 3 1946

    The sudden end of the coal strike found numerous residents and business men of Warsaw considering the merits of heating equipment which burn other kinds of fuel than coal. Some were just about out of the black stuff, others already loaded wood into their bins.

75 Years Ago
Dec. 3 1921

    Meeting tonight Hotel Hays, 7 p.m. lecture by Mr. Charles Ker, "What I Expect of a Travelingman." All business, factory and commercial men welcome.

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