Hintz Retiring As Superintendent Of WCS Effective June 30

After nearly five years with Warsaw Community Schools, Superintendent Dr. Craig Hintz submitted his letter of retirement to the school board Thursday evening, with his retirement effective June 30.

Ruth E. Risser

NORTH MANCHESTER - Ruth E. Risser, 93, of Peabody Retirement Community and formerly of Wabash, North Manchester, died at 7:45 p.m. Nov. 5, 200

Jeanne McFadden

NORTH MANCHESTER - Jeanne McFadden, 90, of North Manchester, died at 9:45 p.m. July 10, 2007, in Peabody Healthcare Center, North Manchester.

Remember When 06.15.2010

10 Years AgoStorms moved through the area of Kosciusko, Whitley and Wabash county lines. In Kosciusko County, authorities received several 911 calls of a possible funnel cloud sighting in the area of CRs 1300S and 400E about 5:05 p.m. Three barns and a detached two-car garage were found leveled at the Dan and Michelle Blocher residence on East CR 1300S, North Manchester. The home also sustained substantial damage.25 Years AgoCharles Garner, a teacher and principal for the past 38 years, officially retired from his teaching post at Warsaw Middle School, but not without "going out" in class. At the conclusion of classes, Garner was picked up at the school and driven to South Bend in a limousine. His wife, Maybelle, accompanied him in the limousine for a family dinner in celebration of his retirement. His three sons, Jim, John and Charles Jr., arranged the surprise.50 Years AgoMiss Mary Jamison, Miss Janie Drudge and Miss Marjorie Thompson represented the Claypool chapter of Future Homemakers of America at the state convention at Ball State College in Muncie. Mrs. Ada Trout, chapter advisor, accompanied the girls.75 Years AgoMembers of the Warsaw board of education are planning to ask the public works administration for a $55,000 project of which 45 percent would be a grant and the remaining 55 percent, approximately $30,000, would have to be raised by a local bond issue. The project would be for an addition to the Center Ward School building at Indiana and Main Streets, making this a junior high school.

Ryland Paul Roesch, MD

INDIANAPOLIS - Ryland Paul Roesch, MD, 88, of Indianapolis, and formerly of this area, died Sept. 6, 2009.

Open House Sunday For Biblers' 50th

Bruce and Roberta Bibler, Warsaw, are celebrating 50 years together.

Bibler 40th

Bruce and Roberta Bibler will mark their 40th wedding anniversary Jan. 28, 2008

Tackett Wins $50,000

A Claypool man won a $50,000 Lucky 5 prize from Friday's evening drawing, the Hoosier Lottery announced Monday.

Yard Sale Planned

An indoor and outdoor yard sale will be Aug. 23 at Warsaw American Legion Post 49, 301 N. Buffalo St., in Warsaw.

Maggart 60th

Robert and Deloris Maggart, 11770 N. Robinhood Road, Cromwell, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary April 10, 2013.

Ellinger-Rosbrugh

Kent and Chris Ellinger, Bourbon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Alison Ellinger, Warsaw,

Still In Love With Teaching, Clevenger Reluctantly Retires

Spanish teacher Shirlee Clevenger isn’t retiring from Warsaw Community High School because of her age or disinterest in her job.

Hagg Announces Retirement, Consultant Status

Longtime Times-Union newsman Norm Hagg is beginning a modified career change this week. A veteran of nearly 40 years with the newspaper, Hagg is relinquishing his posts of general manager and editor-in-chief for the more relaxed lifestyle of semi-retirement. Although day-to-day responsibilities and hours will be reduced, he plans to remain with the newspaper in a consulting capacity, handling some business responsibilities.Gary Gerard, while retaining the position of managing editor, will assume many of Hagg's prior duties. "Age and health issues bring about the realization that it's time to slow down and enjoy life," Hagg said."But staying with the newspaper part-time will still afford me the opportunity to do many of the things I have enjoyed so much over the years.I've always enjoyed people and I hope to maintain many of those contacts even with my reduced schedule.

Campus & Service Notes

Etna Expands Parking Ban, Shelves Other Changes After Hot Exchange

ETNA GREEN – Town council extended the reach of an overnight parking ban Tuesday but tabled a parallel parking plan following an hour of heated back-and-forth with residents.

Paul Robert Kennedy

Community Collection Day

Business Briefs 6.3.2011

These business briefs appeared on pages 2D and 6D in the 6.4.2011 edition of the Times-Union.

Atwood Tire Pile Cleanup Begins

ATWOOD - By summer 2001, the 4.5 million waste tires at the G&M tire pile near Atwood are expected to be cleaned up. Wednesday, the cleanup of the tire pile began at the seven-acre site.The pile, which weighs approximately 57,700 tons, includes truck, automobile, farm implement and airplane tires. The contractor, TRI-Rinse Inc., from St.Louis, Mo., plans to shred the waste tires at the site and haul the material to area landfills.There, landfill operators will use it as alternative daily cover in their operations and as a substitute material for stone used for drainage in the bottom of new landfills. TRI-Rinse expects to shred about five truckloads of tires each day, Monday through Saturday. There are concerns about why the Indiana Department of Environmental Management chose TRI-Rinse instead of the Indiana companies that planned to recycle the waste tires.

Senior Services Helps Man Find First Home Of His Own

Pernell Bailey carefully unlocked his second-level apartment door.