Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
Tonya Fox Shaw recently received her master of business administration degree from the University of Miami.
"It was wonderful," said Kosciusko County's Senior Citizen Queen, Mrs. Georgia Buster, after winning the Area II senior queen contest in Mishawaka.
"Wilson's All American," three-year-old sorrel stallion owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, of East Fort Wayne Street, won first place in the Tennessee Walking horse class at the Milford horse show. He was awarded a trophy and prize money.
With the 1925 pumpkin season two months off "pumpkin" pies from the vegetables fresh from the garden are being served by Warsaw housewives. But the filler is composed largely of ground carrots, used in substitute for the pumpkin. There is little or no difference in taste. As a result of the discovery "pumpkin" pies have become popular in homes and in restaurants. Five cents worth of carrots make the filler for an exceptionally large "pumpkin" pie.
