Remember When Nov. 10

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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10 Years Ago
Nov. 10 1987

    The second major gift within the past year has been received by the Warsaw Public Library that may spur plans for expansion. Library board member Robert Gephart announced they had received rights to the Masonic Temple building located just north of the library's parking lot.

25 Years Ago
Nov. 10 1972

    American Testing Engineering Consultants of Indianapolis are conducting soil investigating borings on the site of the new $6.5 million Kosciusko Community Hospital northeast of the city. Construction is expected to take about 24 months.

50 Years Ago
Nov. 10 1947

    Staff Sergeant Francis Ladd, of Baton Rouge, La., arrived Thursday in Warsaw to visit with his father, Tom Ladd, of South Buffalo Street, and other Warsaw relatives. He has served the past 18 months in the army's recruiting section in Baton Rouge.

75 Years Ago
Nov. 10 1922

    With a paid circulation of 3,710 subscribers, the Times now reaches every day more readers than any daily newspaper ever published in this county.

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10 Years Ago
Nov. 10 1987

    The second major gift within the past year has been received by the Warsaw Public Library that may spur plans for expansion. Library board member Robert Gephart announced they had received rights to the Masonic Temple building located just north of the library's parking lot.

25 Years Ago
Nov. 10 1972

    American Testing Engineering Consultants of Indianapolis are conducting soil investigating borings on the site of the new $6.5 million Kosciusko Community Hospital northeast of the city. Construction is expected to take about 24 months.

50 Years Ago
Nov. 10 1947

    Staff Sergeant Francis Ladd, of Baton Rouge, La., arrived Thursday in Warsaw to visit with his father, Tom Ladd, of South Buffalo Street, and other Warsaw relatives. He has served the past 18 months in the army's recruiting section in Baton Rouge.

75 Years Ago
Nov. 10 1922

    With a paid circulation of 3,710 subscribers, the Times now reaches every day more readers than any daily newspaper ever published in this county.

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