Remember When February 22
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
10 Years Ago
February 22 1989
Lakeland Christian Academy's girls basketball team finished runner-up in the Indiana Christian Athletic Association state tournament last weekend.
25 Years Ago
February 22 1974
Eight Warsaw Community High School students will compete in the state Office Education Association contest March 30-31 after qualifying against entrants from 11 other schools recently.
50 Years Ago
February 22 1949
Mrs. George Wilson and Arthur Gilbert, of Milford, each won two first prizes for their exhibits at the Milford Farmers institute on Tuesday. Judging was done by Mrs. Ernest Richards and Mrs. Herbert Blue, of Syracuse, on the baking exhibits, and by Paul Jackson, county agent, and his assistant, Bill Johnson, on the grain, eggs and seed.
75 Years Ago
February 22 1924
Bonds of matrimony were not sealed with a kiss when Harry L. Landis, 22, mail clerk of Chicago, and Mayme Berry, 19, of North Manchester, were married at the county clerk's office by Justice of the Peace Ellis Bloomer yesterday afternoon.
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10 Years Ago
February 22 1989
Lakeland Christian Academy's girls basketball team finished runner-up in the Indiana Christian Athletic Association state tournament last weekend.
25 Years Ago
February 22 1974
Eight Warsaw Community High School students will compete in the state Office Education Association contest March 30-31 after qualifying against entrants from 11 other schools recently.
50 Years Ago
February 22 1949
Mrs. George Wilson and Arthur Gilbert, of Milford, each won two first prizes for their exhibits at the Milford Farmers institute on Tuesday. Judging was done by Mrs. Ernest Richards and Mrs. Herbert Blue, of Syracuse, on the baking exhibits, and by Paul Jackson, county agent, and his assistant, Bill Johnson, on the grain, eggs and seed.
75 Years Ago
February 22 1924
Bonds of matrimony were not sealed with a kiss when Harry L. Landis, 22, mail clerk of Chicago, and Mayme Berry, 19, of North Manchester, were married at the county clerk's office by Justice of the Peace Ellis Bloomer yesterday afternoon.