Tippecanoe Valley To Host QPR Training Sessions, Open To The Public

AKRON – During the past school year the Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation and the community it serves were forever impacted by the suicide deaths of a student, his father and a staff member. Two students and a second staff member also passed away during the school year.

Warsaw Girls Win Soccer Sectional

PLYMOUTH — The Warsaw girls soccer team exacted some revenge and won its fourth-straight sectional title in the process Saturday night in Plymouth.

Metzger 60th

Ronald and Genevieve Metzger will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary June 7, 2013.

Remember When 7.24.2013

10 Years AgoThe Young Tigers football team received permission from the parents of David Fribley to name the football field at Richardson-DuBois Park after the Marine who was killed in action March 23 during Operation Iraqi Freedom. David, from Atwood, was a Warsaw Community High School football player and lettered in other sports during high school. Fribley Field’s first season of play will be next summer. The field is under development this year. 25 Years AgoSgt. Rolf C. Tusing, formerly of Leesburg, and a 10-year veteran of the United States Marine Corps, was selected as “Marine of the Year” for the Marine support battalion, which consists of 10 letter companies worldwide. Tusing, a 1975 graduate of Warsaw Community High School, is a communications operator assigned to the Naval Security Group Department of the U.S. Naval Communications Station in Rota, Spain. His parents are Lee and Waunita Tusing, Route 6, Warsaw.50 Years AgoHome Economics departments of Warsaw Community Schools will present a style show, “Fabrics In Fashion,” in the high school auditorium on East Smith Street. Kathleen Morphew will welcome the audience, after which there will be a sketch, “Looking After Maudie,” featuring Roberta Reynolds, Dick Kehoe, Karen Detwiler, Sonja Johnson and Tim Weaver.Pauline Elliott, 628 N. Grant St., Warsaw, is among the winners of scholarships in the Indiana University Theatre. Prof. Richard Moody is the director. Pauline is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Elliott. 75 Years AgoA comparison of the assessment records of 1937 with those just completed for 1938, by County Assessor Harvey D. McCleary shows that there is an increase in motor vehicles in the county of 317 over the previous year. Values and numbers for 1938 follows. There are 7,316 motor vehicles, average value $155 (1937-6,999 motor vehicles, average value $149); farm implements, 2,085, average, $140; household goods, 8,871, average $130; horses, 5,951 head, average $80; mules, 491 head, average $79; milk cows, 13,115 head, average $40; other cattle, 11,490 head, average $23; sheep, 14,779, average $5; sows, 5,053 head, average $25; other hogs, 24,225 head, average $7; poultry, 25,973 dozen, average $6 a dozen.According to records, there were 500 more dogs received for the dog tax this year than in 1937. A total of 5,000 dogs were tagged this year.

Shirley A. Newman

Shirley A. Newman, 77, of Colfax Apartments, Warsaw, formerly of Palestine, died at 8 a.m. Aug. 1, 2013, in Select Specialty Hospital, Fort Wayne.

Warsawan Mentor For State Principal Leadership Group

TERRE HAUTE – Indiana State University’s Bayh College of Education announced Monday that David Hoffert, chief academic officer for Warsaw Community Schools, will serve as one of 11 mentors to the members of the inaugural Indiana Principal Leadership Institute class.

Bulldog Saloon Meeting May be Closed to Public

A meeting Tuesday afternoon between the owner of the Bulldog Saloon and the Division of Fire and Building Safety, Indiana Department of Homeland Security, will not be open to the public.

Par-Kan Announces New President and CFO

SILVER LAKE – Par-Kan Co. announced recently the appointment of Greg Wilkerson as president and Richard Burton as chief financial officer.

NOTICE OF INTENT - NAPPANEE

9/11 Engineered

Editor, Times-Union:Whistle blowers Snowden and Manning have exposed the illegal and ongoing domestic spying on us by our government and a war crime by the military in Iraq that was carried out in our name. See (CollateralMurder.com).

Richard 'Dick' B. Reed

ROCHESTER – Richard “Dick” B. Reed, 87, of Rochester, died at 9 p.m. July 15, 2013, in Life Care Center, Rochester.

Kammerdiener 50th

Lloyd and Lucy Kammerdiener will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with their family Aug. 3 at the Steak and Seafood Restaurant in Goshen.

Remember

Editor, Times-Union:Proud to be American, Christian, military veteran too. Humbled remembering sacrifices others have given us.

Mary Ellen Jordan

Mary Ellen Rudisel-Jordan, 61, of Warsaw, passed away at 2:45 p.m. July 18, 2013, from injuries suffered in an automobile accident on Ind. 15 just south of Silver Lake in Wabash County.

Local Banks Serve as Drop-offs for 'Tools'

In support of Bankers Supplying Future Leaders, iAB Financial Bank and Tower Bank & Trust have volunteered to serve as official drop-off locations for The Salvation Army Tools for School program.

BOW Approves Street Department Vehicle Purchase

Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety Friday approved Warsaw Street Department purchasing a dump truck.

Lake City Skiers Invite Public To Free Shows Before Heading To Nationals

Lake City Skiers are preparing to go to national competition, but before they do, they are inviting the public to come out to see their show.

Valley Part Of Commission To Pursue State Safety Grant

AKRON – Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. joined with Warsaw, Wawasee and Whitko schools to form the Kosciusko County School Safety Commission in order to pursue a state school safety grant.

Public Occurrences 7.26.2013

Donations Sought For 17th Year Of CCS 'Tools For School' Program

Combined Community Services is gearing up for the 17th year of its Tools for School program.