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Remember When 11.14.2012

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10 Years Ago
    Madison Elementary School students walked to the offices of WRSW radio yesterday morning to donate canned goods to the station’s Food-A-Thon, which lasted until 6 p.m. Station manager Patrick Brown said the canned goods brought by the more than 400 Madison students completely packed a CCS van. Warsaw Police Department temporarily blocked off the streets during the students’ walk.
25 Years Ago
    Coaches from the eight Northern Lakes Conference volleyball teams met recently to name the all-conference teams. Warsaw was fortunate enough to have one player make the first team and one player to make the honorable mention list. Both Warsaw players who were selected were seniors. Heather Gaerte was the only Tiger player to earn first-team honors. Gaerte was one of the team’s co-captains and was a leader on and off the floor for the Tigers. The other Warsaw player honored was Ginger Frauhiger. She made the honorable mention list and was also one of the team’s co-captains.
50 Years Ago
    The Kosciusko County Voiture number 833 of the 40 et 8 will hold its annual Thanksgiving party Thursday at the American Legion home in Warsaw. Proceeds from the party will be used by the organization to further its work in child welfare and annual nurses’ training scholarships. Winners of this year’s nursing scholarships were Pam Hartman and Nancy Simmons, both of Warsaw, who are attending Fort Wayne Parkview Hospital school of nursing, and Ann Schlotterback of Milford, who attends the Goshen College school of nursing.
75 Years Ago
     Fred Ward Jr., reporter on the Muncie Star, spent the weekend in Warsaw with his parents who reside in Warsaw.
  Dan Netter and daughter, Miss Miriam Netter, have returned to their home from San Antonio, Texas, where they visited two weeks with Norman Netter.