Remember When July 23

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

By -


10 Years Ago
July 23 1989

    Amanda Howard caught a 33-inch, 14-1/2 pound catfish at Winona Lake and Aaron Turner caught a 24-inch 4-1/2 pound walleye at Waubee Lake. Aaron was fishing with his dad, Bob, when he caught the fish.


25 Years Ago
July 23 1974

    Airman First Class Joseph A. Williams, son of John M. Williams, Rt. 3, Syracuse, is a member of the unit which recently received the Air Force Communications Service's 100,000 mile driving safety award.

The airman is a teletype repairman at Griffiss AFB, N.Y., with the 485th Electronic Installation Squadron. Unit personnel were cited for accumulating more than 450,000 miles of accident free driving while using government vehicles in support of their squadron's mission.

50 Years Ago
July 23 1949

    There is a real curiosity at the Ray Sloane place at the east end of Yellow Creek Lake. It's a baby white robin - not completely an albino, perhaps, because it has a red breast. Mrs. Sloane noticed it first last Saturday and didn't know for sure that it was a robin until she saw its mother feeding it.


75 Years Ago
July 23 1924

    Charles Smith, of northwest of the city, celebrated his birthday July 4 in the hay field. At noontime he was surprised by several of his friends, who had come to help enjoy the good things his mother had prepared for him, including a huge cake decorated to represent the national flag.

[[In-content Ad]]


10 Years Ago
July 23 1989

    Amanda Howard caught a 33-inch, 14-1/2 pound catfish at Winona Lake and Aaron Turner caught a 24-inch 4-1/2 pound walleye at Waubee Lake. Aaron was fishing with his dad, Bob, when he caught the fish.


25 Years Ago
July 23 1974

    Airman First Class Joseph A. Williams, son of John M. Williams, Rt. 3, Syracuse, is a member of the unit which recently received the Air Force Communications Service's 100,000 mile driving safety award.

The airman is a teletype repairman at Griffiss AFB, N.Y., with the 485th Electronic Installation Squadron. Unit personnel were cited for accumulating more than 450,000 miles of accident free driving while using government vehicles in support of their squadron's mission.

50 Years Ago
July 23 1949

    There is a real curiosity at the Ray Sloane place at the east end of Yellow Creek Lake. It's a baby white robin - not completely an albino, perhaps, because it has a red breast. Mrs. Sloane noticed it first last Saturday and didn't know for sure that it was a robin until she saw its mother feeding it.


75 Years Ago
July 23 1924

    Charles Smith, of northwest of the city, celebrated his birthday July 4 in the hay field. At noontime he was surprised by several of his friends, who had come to help enjoy the good things his mother had prepared for him, including a huge cake decorated to represent the national flag.

[[In-content Ad]]
Have a news tip? Email [email protected] or Call/Text 360-922-3092

e-Edition


e-edition

Sign up


for our email newsletters

Weekly Top Stories

Sign up to get our top stories delivered to your inbox every Sunday

Daily Updates & Breaking News Alerts

Sign up to get our daily updates and breaking news alerts delivered to your inbox daily

Latest Stories


The Penalty Box: The Hatred Of Caitlin Clark
Caitlin Clark set the sports world on fire during her last two years of college, and it hasn’t changed a lot since she moved to Indianapolis.

Kosciusko County
Additional Appropriation

Triton School Corporation
Meeting

Kosciusko County
Budget Reductions

Kosciusko County
Additional Appropriations