Local High School Football Previews For Week 4
Concord (2-1, 0-1 NLC) at Warsaw (3-0, 1-0 NLC), Tipton (1-2) at Tippecanoe Valley (3-0), Plymouth (1-2, 0-1 NLC) at Wawasee (1-2, 1-0 NLC), Manchester (2-1, 2-0 TRC) at Rochester (2-1, 2-0 TRC), Whitko (1-2, 0-2 TRC) at Maconaquah (2-1, 2-0), Bremen (2-1) at Triton (2-1)
Times-Union Court News 07-10-2001
Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Bobby J.Bays, 52, East Arthur Street, Warsaw, and Edna M.Belcher, 50, East Stevens Drive, Warsaw. • James Patrick Behling, 50, and Beverly Ann Gideon, 45, both of Tucson, Ariz. • Jack J.Billger, 41, and Pamela K.Tackett, 40, both of East Syracuse Street, Milford. • Christopher Eugene Busz, 18, and Tonya Ruccina Brown, 29, both of West CR 250S, Warsaw. • Adam Kyle Copenhaver, 21, Chestnut Street, Winona Lake, and Susan Elizabeth Dearborn, 22, North Colfax Street, Warsaw. • Bryan Matthew Fites, 23, and Amber Michelle Pace, 26, both of East Asbury Lane, North Webster. • Steven C.Halfacre, 52, Lake John Circle, Winona Lake, and Vicki S.Habegger, 49, Burkhart Drive, Warsaw.
Times-Union Court News 08-04-1998
Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Jerald William Yeager, 34, EMS C17A Lane, Warsaw, and Michelle Renee Dick, 27, East CR 375N, Warsaw. • Michael Eugene Davis, 27, and Michelle Lin Meade, 27, both of West CR 250S, Warsaw. • Blake Howard Harris, 20, EMS B12 Lane, Pierceton, and Apryl Rhnea Bishop, 20, North CR 250W, Milford. • David L.Dillinger, 41, and Patti L.Redinger, 41, both of North Barbee Road, Warsaw. • Mathew Scott Miner, 25, and Leeann Kuilema, 23, both of East Sheridan Street, Warsaw. • Shane Alan Ashby, 22, and Rebecca Mae Roberts, 18, both of Ind.15N, Silver Lake. • Douglas D.Smith, 43, East Greenhaus Drive, Syracuse, and Kathryn A.Bartman, 39, South Front Street, Syracuse. • James Barton Marshall, 22, and Sarah Grace Eherenman, 18, both of West Winona Avenue, Warsaw.
Times-Union Court News 11-11-1997
Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Joe Freddie Salinas, 41, Sheridan Street, Warsaw, and Gumecinda Garza, 38, South Wood Street, Warsaw. • John Robert Morehead Jr., 18, East CR 1100N, Milford, and Melinda Jo Sewell, 18, East Camp Mack Road, Milford. • Donald Ray Burkholder, 42, and Deborah Darline Smith, 39, both of North Harrison, Syracuse. • Michael Gene Gross, 23, Prairie Drive, Syracuse, and Heather Anne Rife, 19, East CR 1300N, Milford. • Kenneth S.Oswald, 39, East Maple Grove, Syracuse, and Janie H.Leach, 37, Kimmell. • Michael P.Miller, 33, and Teresa M.Caverley, 29, both of 14th Street, Winona Lake. • Albert E.Parsons, 51, and Kathleen J.Shircliff, 48, both of North Third Place, Leesburg.
Local High School Football Previews For Week 7
Mishawaka (5-1, 3-1 NLC) at Warsaw (3-3, 2-2 NLC), Tippecanoe Valley (4-2) at Western (0-6), Wawasee (1-5, 1-3 NLC) at Northridge (1-5, 1-3 NLC), Whitko (0-6, 0-5 TRC) at Manchester (3-3, 3-2), Triton (4-2, 3-1 HNAC) at Caston (2-4, 2-2 HNAC)
Local High School Football Previews For Week 9
Warsaw (5-3, 4-2 NLC) at Northridge (3-5, 3-3 NLC), Tippecanoe Valley (6-2, 2-2 INSC) at Bremen (4-4, 2-2), Mishawaka (6-2, 4-2 NLC) at Wawasee (1-7, 1-5 NLC), Manchester (5-3, 5-2 TRC) at Peru (3-5, 3-4 TRC), Whitko (0-8, 0-7 TRC) at Wabash (1-7, 1-6), Triton (6-2, 5-1 HNAC) at North Miami (6-2, 4-2 HNAC)
Can Connor Cover? It’s The Most Wonderful Time Of Year
Trees are changing color, the air is getting colder and the days are getting shorter. It can only mean one thing: Fall is in full swing and our sports calendars are quickly filling up.
Letters to the Editor 09-06-2001
- Ripped Off - Join The Service - Train Accident - Joints In Motion - Sewer Plant Ripped Off Editor, Times-Union: To all leagues who have banquets for the end of their season, treat your teams fairly. If you have a first place team, they should receive a trophy or plaque to show they won something.My dad got ripped off in golf as only part of the team got something and without the rest of that team, they wouldn't have won anything. I know you won't print this letter, but at least I feel better knowing I said my piece. Donita Raypholtz Pierceton Join The Service Editor, Times-Union: Read this article over and over again, all you high school graduates.
Letters to the Editor 07-02-2004
- World War II - Sesquicentennial - Artificial Flowers - Sesqui Success - Depositions Available - Road Safety - CCS Says Thanks - Parade Success - Left Wing World War II Editor, Times-Union: World War II was a very long one - the word "world" is pertinent in this statement.But we had good reason for that war - a despot named Hitler who wanted to take over the world.
Letters to the Editor 02-13-2001
- Red Light Running - Buyer Beware - Ivy Tech Problem - Supports H.B.1815 - Meijer Detractor - Thanks To Trustee - Gerard And Stalin Red Light Running Editor, Times-Union: I am thankful that Mr.Smith avoided the accident he recounts in his letter.Red light running is indeed a socially accepted disease.National surveys find that with traditional enforcement fewer than 6 percent of the drivers who ADMIT to running red lights have ever faced legal consequences for their actions.EVERY red light running incident provides the opportunity for property damage, personal injury or death.
Letters to the Editor 01-11-1999
- Noise Ordinance - Price Of Food - Atwood Exchange - Volunteers - News Views - Generosity Noise Ordinance Editor, Times-Union: I have read the article, "Resident Urges Dog, Noise Ordinances" that was on the front page, (headlines) of the Times-Union, Jan.6, 1999, several times.
Letters to the Editor 01-09-1999
- Noise Ordinance - Price Of Food - Atwood Exchange - Volunteers - News Views - Generosity Noise Ordinance Editor, Times-Union: I have read the article, "Resident Urges Dog, Noise Ordinances" that was on the front page, (headlines) of the Times-Union, Jan.6, 1999, several times.
Letters to the Editor 06-12-1997
- Racing Thanks - Property Rights - Fair Queen - Disarmed - Militias - McVeigh - Warsaw Schools Racing Thanks Editor, Times-Union: McCleary Racing would like to thank our sponsors for helping in our first win of 1997 at Bunker Hill Dragstrip. Thank you for your support. Garry and Jackie McCleary Property Rights Editor, Times-Union: There are some unanswered questions about the problems between the North Webster American Legion and the Covered Bridge Retreat.
Grossnickle Served As Naval Aviator
Editor's note: This is part of a series of interviews with World War II veterans.The articles will continue in each day's edition until May 28, prior to the World War II Memorial Dedication and Recognition Day, May 29. "Sixty-two years ago, the United States was bombed at Pearl Harbor by the Japanese," said Paul Grossnickle, 79, setting the climate for his eventual service as a World War II fighter pilot for the U.S.Navy."That's what really started the Second World War in the Pacific.The Japanese didn't realize they had awakened a sleeping giant.In none of the preceding wars were we attacked, so everyone wanted to do their part for the war effort. "Whoever was able-bodied and of the right age went into the military.Those who didn't, stayed here and did all their work with the war effort.
Doyle Recalls Landing At Omaha Beach
Editor's note: This is part of a series of interviews with World War II veterans.The articles will continue in each day's edition until May 28, prior to the World War II Memorial Dedication and Recognition Day, May 29. John Doyle's good sense may have saved his life and the lives of two other Kosciusko County residents as they approached northern France the morning of June 6, 1944. Stretched out before the young Hoosiers were the beaches of Normandy, the killing zones of Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha and Utah beaches. Doyle stood with 13 others in an LST, including Leonard Stouder of Etna Green and Herbert Hughes of Warsaw. "Me and Herbie were very close friends.The three of us, being from Kosciusko, kind of stuck together," said Doyle, 80, from his Fox Farm Road home.
Public Occurrences 3.2.10
County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:
