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10 Years Ago
April 3 1992

    Awards were given March 24 for posters designed for the annual contest sponsored by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Kosciusko County.

Amber Havens of Lincoln Elementary School was declared the overall winner of the contest. She is the daughter of Sharon Havens, Warsaw.

25 Years Ago
April 3 1977

    Prizes worth $40 were donated in the form of gift certificates by McDonald's for the winners of the Warsaw Middle School Foreign Language Contest this week.

Highest winners in the competition were Adrian Fernandez, the grand prize winner with $6 in certificates; Bob Tusing, Steve Faurote and Rocky Holmes, each with $5 in certificates. Other students received certificates as consolation prizes.

50 Years Ago
April 3 1952

    Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gadson moved their household goods from White Pigeon, Mich., to Warsaw over the weekend. They will reside at 521 N. Lake St. Mr. Gadson, who was recalled to active duty about a year ago, served 11 months in the navy's bureau of medicine and surgery at Washington, D.C. He will manage the Judd Drug Store in this city.


75 Years Ago
April 3 1927

    The Kosciusko Rifle Club has been competing in the matches of the National Revolver Association this winter and has recently completed the 12th and last match, in competition with all of the club in the country. The association's pistol matches are divided into the first, second and third year leagues. The Kosciusko men are now topping the list in the first year matches.

Glen Harmon and Ora Stamper, members of the Kosciusko team, are on the honor roll of the National Revolver Association, each having shot a 49 out of a possible 50 in the 11th match.