Remember When March 2
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
10 Years Ago
March 2 1989
Carmen Conley, Etna Green, a Taylor University student, spent January Interim in Jerusalem, Israel. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Conley, and is a freshman majoring in communications studies.
25 Years Ago
March 2 1974
Ed Miller, Winona Lake, and Bob Bryant, Akron, were recently selected to the NAIA District 21 all- star team by a panel of 15 coaches.
50 Years Ago
March 2 1949
Mrs. Elmer Hamman, North Webster, writes: "I read in AROUND OUR TOWN AND COUNTRY the other day, about Mrs. Hawley's report that daffodils are blooming at Norfolk, Va. My jonquils have been up for two weeks or more and are in bud. My tulips are all through the ground."
75 Years Ago
March 2 1924
H.M. Hartman, oldest Warsaw groceryman, today retired from active business with a record of 27 years in the grocery business in Warsaw. Mr. Hartman disposed of his East Fort Wayne Street grocery and general store to John Zolman, of west of Warsaw, and to Boyd Noble, of Mishawaka, former Warsawan, who took possession today.
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10 Years Ago
March 2 1989
Carmen Conley, Etna Green, a Taylor University student, spent January Interim in Jerusalem, Israel. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Conley, and is a freshman majoring in communications studies.
25 Years Ago
March 2 1974
Ed Miller, Winona Lake, and Bob Bryant, Akron, were recently selected to the NAIA District 21 all- star team by a panel of 15 coaches.
50 Years Ago
March 2 1949
Mrs. Elmer Hamman, North Webster, writes: "I read in AROUND OUR TOWN AND COUNTRY the other day, about Mrs. Hawley's report that daffodils are blooming at Norfolk, Va. My jonquils have been up for two weeks or more and are in bud. My tulips are all through the ground."
75 Years Ago
March 2 1924
H.M. Hartman, oldest Warsaw groceryman, today retired from active business with a record of 27 years in the grocery business in Warsaw. Mr. Hartman disposed of his East Fort Wayne Street grocery and general store to John Zolman, of west of Warsaw, and to Boyd Noble, of Mishawaka, former Warsawan, who took possession today.