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MILFORD - Brice Medlock, a district sales manager for Chore-Time Equipment in Milford, was recently honored with the Golden Egg Award by the Indiana State Poultry Association.
The Donald Wolfe family, 410 W. Section St., Milford, raises rabbits. Recently, one of them, a very large doe, gave birth to 20, that's right, 20 babies, all surviving as of this date. They believe this is a record birthing.
Wilbur Cochran, of Burket, was installed as commander of the Kosciusko County Barracks of World War I Veterans, in a service at the American Legion home.
Crocus are in bloom; tulips are up, and spring flowers are now showing their heads in Warsaw and Kosciusko County. Truck gardeners have plowed and harrowed their ground and many in the county are today, Good Friday, following the age-old Hoosier custom of planting their Irish potatoes on Friday. Fishermen are again becoming active on Kosciusko County lakes, and painters and paper hangers are busy, while women have started housecleaning. In the words of the poet: "Spring Has Come."
