Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
10 Years AgoA special dinner was held for Dr. James J. Bohlin, and in his honor, Dr. John Davis presented the first copy of his latest book to Bohlin, which was also dedicated to him.The dedication reads: "To James J. Bohlin, D.D.S. A skilled physician who represents the best in the practice of medicine. He is a loving father, an avid outdoorsman and active in the Coast Guard Auxiliary. I am proud to call him my friend."Bohlin has been in dental practice in Warsaw for 35 years. He is regarded as one of the finest dentists in the region and has demonstrated his dedication to his craft by being a leader in utilizing the latest technologies.25 Years AgoWarsaw Community High School Office Education Association students who will compete in the nationals at Houston, Texas, April 25-30 are: Cinda Davis, Kim Hobart, Theresa Clingenpeel, Marlene Messner, Rhonda Titman, Aimee Kelly, Laura Pernod and Kay Creakabaum. Also, Brian Hanson, Andy Alcorn, Kristina Deming, Melinda Winter, Katie Freel, Denise Buchan and Tammy Fisher.50 Years AgoFive Kosciusko County high school girls - three from Mentone and two from Claypool - have been named winners in the 1960 Kroger-Westingthouse $100,000 "Junior Cook of the Year" search, it was announced by L.R. Musselman, vice president of the Fort Wayne division of Kroger Company. Mentone student winners were: Judy Wagner, Kathy Louise Menzie and Martha Jo Hohman; Claypool students winners were: Sharon Rose Folk and Donna Sue Bruce.75 Years AgoWarsaw will not get the $91,000 improvement of East Center Street. This was the statement issued by Mayor C.C. DuBois, who returned from Indianapolis, where a conference of city officials, Winona Interurban officials and members of the state highway commission was held.The state highway commission demands that a six-inch slab of concrete be placed beneath the street car tracks across the marsh on East Center Street, a distance of 1,500 feet, at a cost of approximately $5,000. Warsaw officials and the interurban officials have said that they would not pay the cost, thus the highway commission said the state would not pave.
