Times-Union Court News 06-20-2000

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Randy J.Keck, 42, East Bayview Drive, Syracuse, and Margie E.Rodefer, 42, EMS B48 Lane, Warsaw. • Sherlock Harrison Sr., 50, South Lake Street, Warsaw, and Pauline M.Hoard, 49, Cambridge Drive, Warsaw. • Craig Alan Shepherd, 29, Coldwater, Mich., and Kristina Katherine Krogel, 24, West Perry Street, Warsaw. • Philip E.Mishler, 30, EMS B25 Lane, Pierceton, and Susan Marie Stelak, 22, East South Barbee Drive, Pierceton. • Dennis K.Schaaf, 46, EMS W17 Lane, North Webster, and Barbara L.Broens, 45, Kokomo. • Jose Alfredo Esparza, 29, and Maria Del Rosario Martinez, 31, both of West Center Street, Warsaw. • Daryl Clifford Burdette, 21, and Brooke Ann Dickinson, 18, both of East Main Street, Milford.

Times-Union Court News 09-02-1997

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Douglas Scott Krull, 28, East CR 900S, Claypool, and Jennifer Lynn Reynolds, 22, North State Street, South Whitley. • Michael Joseph Wasko, 22, and Dia Michael Roberts, 18, both of North Webster. • Phillip Dwayne Caudill, 23, and Aminta Jo Norman, 22, both of South Main Street, Etna Green. • Mark Maynard Reed, 36, and Cynthia Marie Homan, 20, both of Old Road 30W, Warsaw. • Jeremiah David Bowler, 20, North West Street, Milford, and Audra Ann Searfoss, 19, East Searfoss Drive, Syracuse. • Daniel Robert Hrynewycz, 25, and Emily Danielle Hanford, 19, both of EMS B61A Lane, Warsaw. • Eric Lee Shipp, 23, and Cynthiana J.Miller, 26, both of EMS D24B Lane, Syracuse. • Ronald Dee Heeter, 25, and Lidia M.Jankuc, 39, both of Sandra Lane, Winona Lake.



Letters to the Editor 09-09-2004

- Politics Of Religion - Try Not To Judge - Christian Democrat - Thoughtful Teens - Congratulations Atwood - Flip Flops - Response To Letters Politics Of Religion Editor, Times-Union: Although I do stand by my letter to the editor, I must apologize for the last paragraph. About Sen.Kerry and John 16.3, the comment was given to me prior to ending my letter and I did not check it out, and for this I do sincerely apologize.


Whitko Shocks Valley At Plymouth Sectional

PLYMOUTH -ÊWhitko junior Alan Robbins had something to prove against Tippecanoe Valley in the Plymouth Sectional. After the underdog Wildcats defeated the No.10 Vikings by two points earlier in the season, the Whitko squad wanted to prove that it wasn't a fluke. Wednesday night in Plymouth, the Wildcats, led by Robbins, did just that by topping the Valley team 48-45 to advance to the sectional semifinal against Knox Friday night. "I wasn't the one who did it, the kids did," said Whitko coach Don Zawlocki."They wanted this, and they played hard." Former Wildcat Alex Frantz scord the first basket of the game at the 7:37 mark, but Whitko's Drew Spangle and Brad Walpole hit back-to-back three-pointers to make the score 6-2 in Whitko's favor. Then Andrew Kramer hit a basket and Trey Eaton and Frantz netted back-to-back three-pointers to give Valley an 11-6 lead with 3:46 left in the first quarter.

High School Roundup – May 14

Tigers Win 15-Team Culver Academies Invitational; TRC Boys Golf Match; Lady Wildcats’ Offense Explodes For 18 Hits; Squires Split Twin Bill; Northern Lakes Holds Tennis Tournament

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Grace Roundup: Lancers Pull Off Thrilling Comeback

WINONA LAKE – With five minutes remaining in Saturday’s match, Grace College’s men’s soccer team trailed Lancaster Bible College 2-1 in the NCCAA regional championship.

High School Sports Briefs 4.23.2019

A wrapup of local high school sports for Monday.

12 Candidates Compete For 4-H Fair Royalty

The Kosciusko County Royalty Contest is entering its 50th year and has 12 candidates participating in this year’s competition.

Kosciusko County General Election


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Area HS Basketball Roundup

Triton Boys, Girls Roll To Wins Over Culver Community; Apaches Down Squires; Memorial Edges Wawasee; Cougars Fall To Lions; LCA Takes Down Lady Lions; Zebras Down Vikings, Get First Win Of The Season

Can Connor Cover? The Disappointments Of Snow And Napoleon

I hope each and every one of you had happy and healthy Thanksgivings. To readers of our website, I hope you enjoyed last week’s online-only edition of the column.

Can Connor Cover? Bringing In The New Year With My Favorite Things

This week, we will shift our attention away from one holiday and turn to the next, as this weekend, we say goodbye to 2023 and welcome 2024 into our lives, hoping it brings us what we are looking for. Before we turn the page to next year, how about a trip down memory lane for 2023.



Letters to the Editor 01-13-2004

- Puzzling Budget - Help Otis - Farm Runoff - Marriage Concerns - Lots Of Millers - Purpose Of The Military Is To Protect Our Way Of Life Puzzling Budget Editor, Times-Union: One of the first educational toys given to children is a jigsaw puzzle.The game teaches us how to assess each piece as to how it fits in the completed picture This is a skill we learn at a very young age, yet we use it frequently throughout our adult lives.


Times-Union Court News 02-18-1997

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Brian Wayne Barger, 22, and Michelle Marie Heady, 19, both of Old Road 30W, Warsaw. • David A.Bess, 44, East CR 1150N, Milford, and Gloria J.Wallen, 48, Milford. • Stephen L.Hurt, 32, and Karen M.Bodkin, 35, both of North CR 175E, Warsaw. • Adam Douglas Stephens, 18, and Knevits Xan Hoge, 17, both of West Baker Street, Warsaw. • Rodney Dwayne Heltzel, 28, and Stacy Lynn Zollars, 29, both of South Linda Lane, North Webster. • James Charles Rose, 22, and Jennifer Marie McNees, 18, both of East Levi Lee Road, Warsaw. • Richard E.Rush, 31, North Lake Street, Warsaw, and Amber June Davidson, 27, North CR 300E, Leesburg. • Robert Louis Marcuccilli Jr., 27, and Sherly Lynn Randall, 31, both of North Barbee Road, Warsaw.