Phyllis Porter

Phyllis Porter, 95, died at 12:30 p.m. Oct. 16, 2010, in Grace Village Retirement Community, Winona Lake, where she resided.

Phyllis Porter

Phyllis Porter, 95, died at 12:30 p.m. Oct. 16, 2010, in Grace Village Retirement Community, Winona Lake, where she resided.

Dr. John Henry Stoll

Winona Hires New Clerk

WINONA LAKE – The daughter of the town marshal will take over as accounts payable/general ledger clerk.

State Reduces Distribution Of EDIT, COIT Funds

National and state economic problems continue to hit Kosciusko County as county auditor Sue Ann Mitchell found out this week. Thursday, she told the county council the county is more than $2.7 million in the red in the Economic Development and County Option Income Tax funds. For the next three years, beginning in 2004, the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance will reduce the entire county's share of COIT by 10 percent, approximately $990,000 per year.EDIT distribution for the entire county will be reduced by 5.7 percent, approximately $241,990 per year.The reductions are being made to pay back the state what it estimates it overpaid the county.

Norma J. Walters

MILFORD - Norma J. Walters, 77, of Warsaw, died March 26, 2011, in Miller's Merry Manor, Warsaw.

Chamber Has Ribbon-Cutting For Redwood

Julia Mae Brown Adley

ROCHESTER - Julia Mae Brown Adley, 85, of 340 E. 18th St., Rochester, died at 5:55 p.m. Dec 6, 2009, in Hickory Creek, Rochester.

Miracles

Editor, Times-Union:Dec. 7, 1941. I had been in college only 18 months, and "Pearl Harbor" happened.

Steven R. Engle

Steven R. Engle, known to his family as “Big Bro,” passed away unexpectedly on Sept. 2, 2023, in his residence at the age of 75. He was born on May 12, 1948, in Warsaw, to Richard Glenn and Audrie Engle.

Labor Department Files Suit To Restore Miller's Health Systems Employee Losses

The U.S. Department of Labor has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court to recover losses to the Miller's Health Systems Inc. Employee Stock Ownership Plan.

Whitko Decries Financial Situation

SOUTH WHITLEY - All is not financially well at Whitko Community School Corp. The situation has gotten so tight that the board plans a special meeting March 24 at 6 p.m.at the central office, Pierceton, to discuss in more detail how the school corporation plans to financially restructure. In his financial report to the school board Monday, Director of Financial Operations Phil Menzie said they received their last 2003 pay 2004 tax draw from Kosciusko County in early March.The draw from Whitley County should arrive at the end of March. Tax draws for this year also will be pushed back at least two months due to last year's property reassessment being late and all the property tax appeals.

It Can Be Tough Coping Financially With The Death Of A Spouse

Returning Home

Editor, Times-Union:As a former member of the community, I look back at my home town in hope.

Gunsolley Retiring after 39 Years in Christian Education

After 25 years of service, Norman Gunsolley is retiring this June from his leadership at Warsaw Christian School.

Lila Mae Sheely

Lila Mae Sheely, Winona Lake, passed away at 3:30 p.m. March 5, 2017, at her residence at the age of 78.  She was born Sept. 30, 1938, in Greentown, Ohio, to Benjamin Thomas Jr. and Alma Fern Stickle Sheely. She spent her lifetime serving, learning and teaching. Never wasting a minute, she received her nursing degree in Ohio in 1960. She spent three years at Grace College and Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, finally receiving her master's degree in 1992 from Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion.   She worked as a nurse for 15 years in Arizona and Indiana. She went to France to study French, and studied tropical diseases in Belgium. She served as a missionary nurse for 20 years in the Central African Republic. When she returned to the U.S., she taught at Indiana Wesleyan University in the nursing division for seven years until her retirement.  

John Shively Retires From Teaching After 44 Years With WCS

Mills Steps Down As Tiger Boys XC Coach

Warsaw’s run to the IHSAA Boys State Cross Country meet in 2021 was the last for head coach Jim Mills.  He has announced that he is retiring from coaching.

GM Rolls into its financial troubles

While the news from General Motors this week was troubling, it certainly wasn't surprising. After all, when your company is losing $1.1 billion per quarter, it's probably time to take some action. In hopes of trimming expenses, GM is cutting 25,000 jobs in North American over the next three years. That's a lot of jobs.It's around 16 percent of GM's entire hourly workforce. The job cuts were forced by a number of factors - the rising cost of materials, the cost of health care coverage for employees, the cost of pension obligations, and a loss of market share to Asian-based competitors. GM says the answer is to streamline operations.The streamlining of North American operations will include not only job cuts, but the closing of a number of assembly and component plants. GM hopes the move will save them $2.5 billion a year. I hope GM can turn things around.The last thing we need is the world's largest auto manufacturer going belly up.

4-H Starts Blacksmith Program

A new program learning an age-old trade is available for 4-H members.