Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
Wawclaw Adamzyck (Adam) was reunited with his wife and two daughters following a five-year separation upon their arrival at Chicago's O'Hare Airport in the United States from Poland. Adam defected to the United States in 1981. From Warsaw, Poland, to Warsaw, Indiana, the entire family agrees there is a "world of change" in the two societies.
Seven Chinese pheasants are being cared for temporarily at the Kosciusko County Humane Shelter. Nate Konkle, humane officer, would like to find a home for them. The hens are laying eggs and are in good health.
Livestock health authorities set April 6-12 as the nation's "farm cleanup week," designed to help control livestock diseases and parasites and step up 1947 farm production.
Employees of the big four railroad yesterday and today were engaged in removing the wreckage of nine empty cars that left the track when a southbound freight train struck a broken rail.
