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Remember When December 13

10 Years Ago December 13 1993 Three of Warsaw's volunteer firefighters have stepped aside to let the "youngbloods" take over. Dick Van Zile leaves as a volunteer for the Warsaw Fire Department after 15 years, Charlie Barrett served for 20 years and Roger Frantz Sr.was a volunteer for 17 years. 25 Years Ago December 13 1978 At a recent dinner gathering held in the Shrine Building, Endicott Industries honored long-time employees with plaques noting their number of years of service with the company.They are Floyd Mahan, Thelma Blue, Ron Jones, Fran Prescott, Jim Camp, Ilah Hamilton, Larry Hilliard and Wayne Ransbotton, five years; Ralph Chapmen, 10 years; Connie LaRue and Molly Lee (for Jim Lee, deceased) 15 years; and Roy Allison, 20 years.
- | July 28, 2016

Remember When 7.27.07

10 Years Ago July 27 1997 SYRACUSE - Erin Cassidente will represent Kosciusko County in the Miss Indiana Pageant for 1998. Cassidente was chosen as the 1998 Miss Kosciusko from a field of 10 contestants at Wawasee High School School. She is the daughter of Ronald and Carolyn Cassidente of Warsaw. 25 Years Ago July 27 1982 Bob Eherenman, Warsaw Community High School junior, was to leave June 22 for a year in Denmark as the Warsaw Rotary Exchange Student of the Year. Bob is the son of Phil Eherenman, Warsaw Community High School band director, and Lincoln School second grade teacher, Mary Eherenman. 50 Years Ago July 27 1957 Sandra Caywood, of Winona Lake, and Martha Nelson, of Burket, were named grand and reserve champions, respectively, at the recent 4-H junior demonstration contest held at the fairgrounds in east Warsaw. Sandra, a member of the Winona Minor 49ers, demonstrated "Simple Cake Decorating." "Banana Boat Salad" was the demonstration given by Martha, runner-up. 75 Years Ago July 27 1932 NORTH MANCHESTER - Accustomed to going out to the curb to serve his customers, J.L. Marks, druggist, was slightly startled when an automobile drove into the store through a plate glass window. It stopped by the soda fountain. Mrs. Will Boone stepped out, said she had intended to park the car, but became confused and drove through the window.
- | July 28, 2016

Manchester Studies Speed-Limit Reduction

NORTH MANCHESTER - Sections of Market and Ninth streets in North Manchester are one step closer to a reduced speed limit.
Jen [email protected] | July 28, 2016

Community

Editor, Times-Union:My family and I participated in the Mora Celebration as volunteers and members of the community gathered together for the dedication and revealing of the new basement addition project.
- | July 28, 2016

Elliott Fights His Biggest Battles Off The Field

Football games are won in the trenches, that zone where competitors literally have to scratch and claw to survive. It's a place that Warsaw's Jamie Elliott knows all to well. It's a place that he calls home, on and off the gridiron. Within the last three years Elliott has done his share of scratching and clawing, whether it was a tough loss Friday night playing for a team that saw three new head coaches in three years, or making trips to the hospital to visit his step-father, Rodney Holloway, who underwent a kidney transplant. Top that off with the fact that his grandfather, John Dove, was diagnosed with cancer, and you'll begin to see Elliott's heart, not just his 270-pound frame that you notice upon first glance.
DALE HUBLER, Times-Union Sports Writer- | July 28, 2016

Remember When 5.5.7

10 Years Ago May 5 1997 The interdisciplinary team from Warsaw Community High School finished first in the state in the Ameritech Hoosier Academic Super Bowl. Warsaw's interdisciplinary team finished first in Class 1, the largest enrollment category. Team members are Heather Byrd, Stephanie Campbell, Jeff Cuila, Betsy Lamp, Gillian Morrison and Beth Wallace. 25 Years Ago May 5 1982 Warsaw's Sherry Juday is a member of the Grace College bell choir this spring. Sherri, a freshman at Grace, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Juday, Warsaw. 50 Years Ago May 5 1957 Ann Ritchie has been named valedictorian, and Barbara Jamison, salutatorian, of the North Webster High School senior graduating class. Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchie, Leesburg. Barbara's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jamison, of Barbee Lake. 75 Years Ago May 5 1932 Perfect Siamese twin pigs were born two days ago at the Ripley Young farm near Dutchtown, northeast of Warsaw some six miles. The freak pig or pigs, as you may prefer, consisted of two male bodies, two perfect tails and rumps, eight legs, three ears, one perfect head, four shoulders and one body trunk joined together from the naval to shoulders and uniting in one head. The deformed little grunter lived only one night. The mama sow had stepped on the Siamese porker.
- | July 28, 2016

Syracuse to Apply for $700K Oakwood Grant

SYRACUSE – Syracuse town officials took one step closer to making the reopening of Oakwood Inn a reality Tuesday.
Kathy Cone- | July 28, 2016

New Face Joins County Council

Jon Fussle, Bob Sanders and Larry Teghtmeyer were elected to Kosciusko County Council Tuesday night, and Sue Ann Mitchell re-elected as county treasurer.
Jordan Fouts- | July 28, 2016

City Planners Support Bicycle, Pedestrian Friendly Plan

Warsaw and Winona Lake are one step closer to having a bicycle and pedestrian master plan implemented.
Jennifer [email protected] | July 28, 2016

Remember When 2.8.2013

10 Years Ago     Holidays aren’t the only time of the year when food is needed to help the less fortunate. It’s needed year-round. And to help fill that need, the Warsaw Community High school freshman student council will sponsor its annual canned food drive in February.  According to freshman student council membe Adam Wishart, the council wants to collect at least 8,000 cans from WCHS students. An additional challenge is to get the community involved by collecting and matching what the school raises.25 Years Ago    Klondaris steps aside from freshman issue - If anyone has been caught in the middle of the old freshman high redevelopment issue, it is clearly Terry Klondaris who serves on both the Warsaw School Board and the city’s redevelopment commission. As expected, Klondaris said he will not vote on whether to grant an extension, and will also avoid the executive session in which the two boards will discuss the matter.50 Years Ago     Dr. Byron S. Lamson, general missionary secretary of the Free Methodist Church and a resident of Winona Lake, is author of a new book released in January. The book, “To Catch the Tide,” is the story of the organization of the Free Methodist World Fellowship, which was brought to completion a year ago. The book has many pictures, a number of which include Winona Lake residents. Several pages are devoted to the visit of the overseas delegates to Winona Lake last January.75 Years Ago    Bill Chinworth, Wendel  Madeford, Clifford Ring, Jesse Dunn, O.E. Freeman, and George Arnold attended a Westinghouse Range meeting recently at the Wayne Hotel, Fort Wayne.     Roger Nusbaum returned recently to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.O. Nusbaum of Winona Lake after visiting for three weeks with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ellis, at Miami, Fla.
- | July 28, 2016

Vein Institute - Bride-To-Be Wants Radiant Skin for Wedding

Today’s Question: I am getting married this summer. What can I do so my skin looks its best for the wedding photos and the big day?    Christina, Warsaw
Jennifer Kauffman- | July 28, 2016

Health Dept. Looks to Recoup Tear-down, Cleanup Costs

The county health department took steps Wednesday night to better recoup money when they have to tear down or clean up properties in the county.
Daniel [email protected] | July 28, 2016

Warsaw Woman Booked on Multiple Charges after Resisting Arrest

Kosciusko County Sheriff'’s Dept. deputy Brad Kellar had his hands full Tuesday night.
Craig Brosman- | July 28, 2016

Parker - Is It Un-American to be a Christian?

The current hate campaign being waged by homosexual activists against fast food chain Chick-fil-A, because of the firm’s Christian values, may well turn out to be a bridge too far. The effort may prove to be a setback for homosexual activism.
Star Parker- | July 28, 2016

Valley Board Hears Report On Akron School Progress

AKRON – The Tippecanoe Valley School Board handled a number of agenda items during its hour-long meeting Monday.
Carol Anders- | August 9, 2016

Home Spared From Demolition

The new owner of the property at 1017 E. Fort Wayne St., Warsaw, is going to rehab it, sparing it from demolition.
David [email protected] | July 28, 2016

Charles D. 'Charlie' Smith

City Councilman Charles D. “Charlie” Smith, 71, Warsaw,  passed away in a single-engine plane crash Oct. 2, 2015, on the South Carolina side of Lake Hartwell in Oconee County.
- | July 28, 2016

Wawasee Tennis Falls To Concord

DUNLAP – Wawasee’s Charity Parker and Kabrea Rostochak remained undefeated at No. 1 doubles in the Northern Lakes Conference, taking three sets to beat Concord’s Emma Westlake and Maya Klopfenstein.
Staff Report- | July 28, 2016

Margaret 'Margie' M. Konopasek

GRIFFITH – Margaret “Margie” M. Konopasek, 90, of Griffith, Warsaw and DePere, Wis., passed away peacefully Oct. 11, 2015, in Brillion, Wis.
- | July 28, 2016

BOW Approves WFD Rank Change, Pickup Trade In

Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety approved a Warsaw Fire Department promotion and rank change during Friday's meeting.
Jennifer [email protected] | July 28, 2016
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