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Remember When 6.22.07

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10 Years Ago

June 22 1997

    Kimble Glass Co., a world leader in the design and production of glass tubing and fabricated glass products, systems and services for pharmaceutical, healthcare and research and development applications, celebrated the 50th anniversary of its Warsaw manufacturing facility.


25 Years Ago

June 22 1982

    Rachel Engelberth, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Engelberth, of Pierceton, captured a silver medal in the National Women's Rowing Championships at Lake Wramaug in Connecticut.

Engleberth teamed with Shryl O'Steen to finish second in the elite pairs event, as the duo finished in 4:00.7, about half a boat length behind the winning team.

50 Years Ago

June 22 1957

    Mrs. A.L. Price of Silver Lake sends in a "believe it or not" item concerning one of her. Minorca Leghorns that recently laid an egg 10 inches long and 8 around. Mrs. Price boiled the egg, then opened it. Inside was a normal hard-shell egg plus extra white and yolk material.


75 Years Ago

June 22 1932

    Mary Kathryn Shoup, teacher at Center Ward; Max Perry Gibbs, student at Indiana University, and William Joe Fitzgerald, all of Warsaw, are attending the summer session of the University Biological station at Winona. Betty Raub, student at Indiana University, and Clara S. Plath, both of Winona Lake, are also attending the school. Stanley Boggs, of Mentone, who is well known in Warsaw, having graduated from Warsaw High School in 1931, is also a student at the station.