Remember When February 15
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
10 Years Ago
February 15 1989
Melody K. Anderson, a 1975 graduate of Warsaw Community High School, and the daughter of Ken and Doris Anderson, is among 35 candidates who were selected to participate in the University of California-San Diego's first daytime Legal Assistant Training Program, a 14-week career program providing the education and skills needed to perform the tasks of the legal assistant.
25 Years Ago
February 15 1974
Sarah Hawley, a senior at Warsaw Community High School, is one of 13 finalists in the Indiana DAR Good Citizen Contest and will enter national competition. Sarah is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hawley, 610 W. Market St., Warsaw.
50 Years Ago
February 15 1949
Everett Clabaugh, of Rte. 4, Warsaw, was making plans today to have his dog returned to him. The dog, lost recently while Clabaugh was hunting near Kendallville, was found early this morning in Avilla.
75 Years Ago
February 15 1924
J.A. Heck, sober and with no thought of levity, told of big snowballs having been rolled by the wind during the snow storm of Monday.
10 Years Ago
February 15 1989
Melody K. Anderson, a 1975 graduate of Warsaw Community High School, and the daughter of Ken and Doris Anderson, is among 35 candidates who were selected to participate in the University of California-San Diego's first daytime Legal Assistant Training Program, a 14-week career program providing the education and skills needed to perform the tasks of the legal assistant.
25 Years Ago
February 15 1974
Sarah Hawley, a senior at Warsaw Community High School, is one of 13 finalists in the Indiana DAR Good Citizen Contest and will enter national competition. Sarah is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hawley, 610 W. Market St., Warsaw.
50 Years Ago
February 15 1949
Everett Clabaugh, of Rte. 4, Warsaw, was making plans today to have his dog returned to him. The dog, lost recently while Clabaugh was hunting near Kendallville, was found early this morning in Avilla.
75 Years Ago
February 15 1924
J.A. Heck, sober and with no thought of levity, told of big snowballs having been rolled by the wind during the snow storm of Monday.