Beaman Home A Haven For Battered Women
Editor's Note: This is the third in a six-part series on domestic violence. You'd never know by looking at it that this ordinary house in a residential Warsaw neighborhood is really a haven for the women who find shelter here. The inside of the house - with its toys, books, bunk beds in the bedrooms - looks just as comfortable as the outside, as though any ordinary family could live here. Only the security cameras placed at strategic locations, the television monitors and other security devices hint that this is not a typical family home. In fact, this is not just any house - this house has meant the difference between life and death for hundreds of women.This is the Beaman Home, Kosciusko County's only shelter for battered women.
Syracuse Recognizes National Day Of Prayer
SYRACUSE - The First Annual Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce Prayer Breakfast was held Thursday at Oakwood Inn.The Syracuse-Wawasee Ministerial Association collaborated with the chamber to sponsor the event, which was planned to recognize the National Day of Prayer. The master of ceremonies was Dr.Daniel Haifley, pastor of Grace Bible Baptist Church, Syracuse.Others participating in the program were: Syracuse Police Chief Tom Perzanowski; Randy Webb, Christian Motorcycle Association; Dr.Richard Brungardt, president of the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce; Dr.Lorne McCune, president of the Syracuse-Wawasee Ministerial Association; the Rev.Harlan Steffan; and Dr.Mark Stock, superintendent of Wawasee Schools.
MutualFirst Announces Second Quarter 2007 Earnings
MUNCIE - MutualFirst Financial, Inc. (Nasdaq: MFSF), the holding company of Mutual Federal Savings Bank (the "Bank"), recently announced that net income for the second quarter ended June 30 was $1.1 million, or $0.27 for basic and diluted earnings per share.
Our Debt Is Catching Up With Us
I read this headline online this week:"Morgan Stanley Says Government Defaults Inevitable."
Symmetry Medical Discloses Accounting Issues In U.K.
Symmetry Medical Inc.'s Sheffield, United Kingdom, branch's accounting policies are being investigated by the audit committee of its board of directors.
Grace Investments Named In Lawsuit
A lawsuit was filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court last week against Grace Brethren Investment Foundation, Winona Lake. The suit - Alice M.Peer and Mary R.Peer, as attorney in fact of Angie Garber v.Grace Brethren Investment Foundation Inc.- seeks a complete accounting of Angie Garber's financial dealings with the company. According to the lawsuit, GBIF refused to disclose those details of financial dealings to Garber's chosen power of attorney and niece, Mary Peer. The suit states that Garber had a large investment account held by GBIF.Also named on that account were her twin sister Alice Peer, and Mary Peer.After Garber appointed Mary Peer as her power of attorney, with complete authority to act on her behalf, Mary Peer made an agreement with GBIF that they allegedly violated.
Payouts Clouding Zimmer Implant
WASHINGTON - Federal health officials say an implant from Zimmer Holdings Inc.
Financial Impact Minimal In WCS Tiger Logo Mixup
Because of amicable talks between attorneys, there may be little if any financial impact to Warsaw Community Schools as a result of the school corporation using the University of Missouri's tiger logo.
Coming of Financial Age
Over the years, parents teach their children all sorts of things — how to tie their shoes, throw a ball, and drive a car.
Three Take Idol Nite Honors
Fourteen local singers showcased their musical talents in Warsaw Friday night to help raise funds for those who are battling cancer.
Winona Councilman Provides Wastewater Utility Report
WINONA LAKE- Winona Lake town councilman Randy Swanson provided a wastewater utility report for the town during Tuesday night’s council meeting.
Wawasee Boys Basketball Coach Jon Everingham Stepping Down At End Of Season
Wawasee boys head basketball coach Jon Everingham will be stepping down at the end of the season.
Justice Building Security Ordinance’s Constitutionality Questioned
The constitutionality of an ordinance regarding security at the Kosciusko County Justice Building was questioned at the commissioners meeting Tuesday.
Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber Gives Awards; Coplen Receives Sagamore
SYRACUSE - The Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce held its annual award banquet Thursday evening at the Oakwood Event Center in Syracuse.
Letters to the Editor 08-19-2005
- Losing Rights - Retirement Accounts - Stolen Fish - Daylight Time - Baker Youth Suggestion - Natural Time - Wants Central Time Losing Rights Editor, Times-Union: We are gradually losing the constitutional rights our ancestors fought and died for. We are not losing them to terrorists or Iraqis, we are losing them to the two major political parties we insist on re-electing year after year.We are losing them to the idea that we can be protected from all things bad or evil and the idea the government can do it. The Libertarian party is the only party that will work to protect all your rights. The Democrats are straight-forward about taking your guns.
