Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
10 Years Ago
Adam Masterson of Boy Scout Troop 730 completed his Eagle Scout project on Aug. 4. His project was to clean up a building on Argonne Road that was purchased by Roz Morgan, director of Our Father’s House. The building is intended to be a shelter for homeless men, a soup kitchen and the center of client services. On Aug. 4, Masterson and a group of Scouts and others worked on the building. Lunch, bottled water, paint masks, soft drinks and even heavy equipment were donated upon Masterson’s request. The project fulfilled the Eagle Scout requirement that the Scout must organize a large project that will help benefit the community.
25 Years Ago
A groundbreaking ceremony for a new 18-hole championship golf course and real estate development was held recently at Stonehenge Golf Club. The target date for completion is September 1987, and the course should be ready for play in the spring of 1988. Among those at the groundbreaking were: Warsaw Mayor Jeff Plank; Rose and Ray Harroff, Stonehenge owners; and golf course architect Ron Garl.
50 Years Ago
Miss Sally Rosbrugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Rosbrugh, Warsaw, and Miss Carol Ferrari, of Hammond, are on a vacation trip through the west. Miss Rosbrugh will teach at Studebaker Junior High School in South Bend this fall. She formerly taught in grand Rapids, Mich.
75 Years Ago
Harold Strauss, who has been attending summer school at Purdue University, Lafayette, recently returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Strauss, Winona Lake, after the summer session had closed. He will remain here until school opens in the fall.
