Remember When March 15
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
10 Years Ago
March 15 1989
Warsaw Community High School students responded to the question, "Is it ethical for the press to expose the private lives of political/famous personalities?"
25 Years Ago
March 15 1974
Lew Kreger, Pierceton, was presented the Blackstone Hustler Award at Indiana Institute of Technology recently for his all-around fine play on the school's varsity basketball team.
50 Years Ago
March 15 1949
Six top-grade yearlings from the Roy Blue stock farm, located between Syracuse and Ligonier, have been consigned to the Saratoga horse sale at Saratoga Spring, N.Y. The six animals will be shipped April 10. This is the only consignment from Indiana this year to be sold at the $2-million raceway.
75 Years Ago
March 15 1924
Several of the Home Making girls of the WHS surprised Goldie Herscher Tuesday evening, it being her 16th birthday, bringing their baskets for a picnic supper. Music, games and ghost stories were enjoyed. Those present were Gladys Yeager, Helen Beard, Sybil Lytel, Dorothy Wiess, Everil Kinsey, Ellen Bartholomew, Elizabeth Risser, Nettie Skinner, Florence Smith and Margaret Dillon.
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10 Years Ago
March 15 1989
Warsaw Community High School students responded to the question, "Is it ethical for the press to expose the private lives of political/famous personalities?"
25 Years Ago
March 15 1974
Lew Kreger, Pierceton, was presented the Blackstone Hustler Award at Indiana Institute of Technology recently for his all-around fine play on the school's varsity basketball team.
50 Years Ago
March 15 1949
Six top-grade yearlings from the Roy Blue stock farm, located between Syracuse and Ligonier, have been consigned to the Saratoga horse sale at Saratoga Spring, N.Y. The six animals will be shipped April 10. This is the only consignment from Indiana this year to be sold at the $2-million raceway.
75 Years Ago
March 15 1924
Several of the Home Making girls of the WHS surprised Goldie Herscher Tuesday evening, it being her 16th birthday, bringing their baskets for a picnic supper. Music, games and ghost stories were enjoyed. Those present were Gladys Yeager, Helen Beard, Sybil Lytel, Dorothy Wiess, Everil Kinsey, Ellen Bartholomew, Elizabeth Risser, Nettie Skinner, Florence Smith and Margaret Dillon.