Remember When 10.18.2008

Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 7:00 pm

10 Years Ago

October 18 1998

BLOOMINGTON - Five Warsaw graduates are members of the Indiana University Marching Hundred. They are Ryan Bruick, freshman, clarinet; Jeff Handel, senior, percussion section leader; Ben Handel, freshman, percussion; Matt Tusing, freshman, percussion; and Jed Wandland, freshman, trombone. All five were members of the WCHS Tiger's Pride. The Marching Hundred has more than 300 members and the Warsaw group is the largest from any one high school.

25 Years Ago

October 18 1983

BREMEN - Sophomore Missy Herndon continued her personal assault on the Warsaw Community High School girls swimming record book.

In the Tigers' 118-53 win over Bremen, Herndon established her sixth school record and in the process erased the last of six records held by former WCHS standout Diane Williams. Herndon won the 50-yard freestyle in 25.13 set by Williams in 1978.

50 Years Ago

October 18 1958

Clarence J. Scholl, meter foreman in Northern Indiana Public Service Co.'s Warsaw district, is marking his 25th year of continuous service with the company this month. He started as a meter tester in Warsaw in 1933. Scholl, wife Mary Lou and son Philip, 15, live on Main Street.

75 Years Ago

October 18 1933

Plans to further early action on the proposed change in the route of U.S. 30 between Columbia City and Warsaw were made at a road meeting.

The project calls for cutting a new route between the two cities along the Pennsylvania railroad right-of-way, and shortening the distance by approximately three miles. The proposed new route would pass through Larwill and Pierceton and would avoid the numerous hills, sharp curves and sink holes on the present route.