10 Years Ago If all goes as planned, county officials hope the Justice Building expansion project will be completed around the first of April. According to Kosciusko County commissioner Avis Gunter, the county hopes to have an open house and tours for the new facility, but no plans are definite. She said the building has to be up to code before the county will accept the new building and "that's why we're waiting," for the architect to OK it. The building still has some work to be completed.
25 Years Ago Two Warsaw Community High School seniors have been nominated as National Honor Society Scholarship candidates. Casey Zale and Dawn Lemons are eligible for the 450 $1,000 cash scholarships that will be awarded by the NHS National Council. Zale and Lemons were chosen from among 28 WCHS NHS members by a teacher committee for their abilities to demonstrate the qualities of leadership, scholarship, character and service.
50 Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hile, Leesburg, expect to leave soon for a two-month vacation at Sarasota, Fla. Mrs. David Ellis, Warsaw has returned from California where she attended the wedding of her cousin, Viola Merica.
Mrs. Pearl Novak, Warsaw, has gone to West Orange, N.J., to spend a few weeks with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Sarber.
75 Years Ago Report is in circulation to the effect that the frame building on the northwest corner of Union and Jefferson streets, used as a passenger station by the Pennsylvania railroad prior to 1895, will be sold and removed to another location in the near future. Since the erection of the passenger station at Lake and Jefferson streets, the old building has served as an office for the track supervisor of this division. His office will be transferred to an apartment in the freight house, a short distance west.
