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10 Years AgoTo Meijer or not to Meijer? Warsaw residents living in the Helser, Timber Ridge and Patterson Place housing additions agree they don't want a Meijer store at 900 Husky Trail. Meijer's request to rezone 41.65 acres to C5 (special commercial) to build a store will be heard by the city council.The Warsaw plan commission unanimously recommended April 10 that the council not approve the petition. But Meijer representatives have said that the site is currently their only option. If the rezoning is not approved, Meijer likely will not come to Warsaw.25 Years AgoFor years, a downtown Warsaw business has been known as Glover Furniture, but it was recently changed to Reinholt's Town Square Furniture. Since Donald K. Reinholt purchased the business three years ago, the name has remained the same (but now the sign in front has been changed).50 Years AgoEducation from the skies - a coming thing - may be coming to Kosciusko County schools sooner than you realize!Beginning Feb. 1, 1961, Purdue University plans the telecasting of elementary school, high school and college educational courses from a four-engine DC6-AB airplane, flying at a 23,000 to 25,000 foot level over Portland, Ind.Although a definite decision has not been reached, county school principals indicated a definite interest in the telecasts to supplement present courses offered in the schools.75 Years AgoApproximately 200 farmers from eight counties, Kosciusko, Elkhart, Whitley, Allen, Lagrange, Noble, Steuben and DeKalb, attended an all-day meeting of the second district Farm Bureau meeting at the Warsaw U.B. Church.Prominent speakers from Indianapolis and the district will speak as follows: "Marketing Grain in 1935," B.B. Benner; "A Balanced Program for Township Meetings," Mrs. Morris Hanson.
