10 Years Ago Larry E. Harmon, Warsaw, celebrated his 25th anniversary with R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co. He began his career as a material handler in the shipping department Aug. 26, 1979. He has held many positions through the years, the current being advanced craft catalog binding line team leader. Dana L. Krull, CPA, and Travis J. Himes, CPA, formed a public accounting firm, Himes & Krull, LLC at 513 S. First St., Pierceton, continuing the professional practice Krull began in 1977. Himes is a 1991 graduate of Whitko High School and a graduate of Indiana University and Manchester College. Lakeland Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center, Milford, has been honored for outstanding programs and customer service. Brian Cook is executive director. 25 Years Ago Warsaw Evening Optimist Club, which meets Wednesdays at Reuben James, is changing officers. Outgoing president is Gaylord Johnston and incoming president is Joe Baranowski; vice president is Ann Zoski; secretary/treasurer, Joni Brookins; and IT is Tim Kennedy. Tippecanoe Valley High School sophomore Jamie Bulick invites the public to see him and his fellow thespians in the drama club’s production of “Dracula” at Mentone High School. “The Declaration” from Johnson Bible College in Knoxville, Tenn., will perform at First Christian Church, Warsaw, Nov. 5. The group’s leader, Marcelle Sams, is the son of Ronnie Sams, pastor of the church. 50 Years Ago T.A. Danielson, president of United Telephone Co. of Indiana and Ohio Telephone Service Co., both headquartered in Warsaw, announced that Glenn Carpenter had been appointed to the newly created post of developing and maintaining a complete property record system by utilizing electronic data processing equipment. His further responsibilities will be in cost studies made by the company. Pierceton High School’s baseball team defeated South Whitley for the county high school baseball title. Coach is Max Bailey and the five starting seniors are Thomas Long, Chris Rood, Gary Archer, Garth Cone and Amauro Obregon. 75 Years Ago Local merchant William Chinworth has purchased the Adamson meat market, a department operated in Warsaw’s A. & P. store, from Fred Adamson, whose family is moving to Ottawa, Ill. Owen Emerick, butcher at the Jet White market, will be in charge of the newly purchased meat market. Richard Lloyd, son of Mrs. Ivan Cowan, North Hickory Street, will leave this week for Indianapolis, where he has enrolled in the Indiana school of pharmacy. His position at the Walter Drug Company is filled by Gene Groninger, Warsaw. William Ladd, Fort Wayne Street, has purchased the bowling alley located on South Buffalo Street. His position at the Munson garage was taken by his brother, Paul Ladd, also of this city.
