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10 Years Ago
December 10 1989

    Donald Clemens, co-owner of Rabb Water Systems Inc., accepted the Dura-cube "Million Pound Club" awarded from Laura LaVoy, district manager of Akzo Salt Inc. of Clark Summit, Pa. Akzo gave the annual award in recognition for selling more than one million pounds of Dura-cube water softener salt.


25 Years Ago
December 10 1974

    Twenty-two employees of R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co. celebrated 15 years service with the Warsaw Division during 1974.

They were Steve Albertson, Roy Anderson, Dave Bolinger, Frank Cook, James Conway, Jon Dipert, Ray Earle, James Feldman, Dale Faulkner, Peter Holtz, Ray Horn, Tom Marriott, James Miller, Lawrence Mishler, John Mullinix, James Northenor, Robert Savage, Loran Sims, Larry Terrell, James Thompson, David Workman and Kevin Zachary.

50 Years Ago
December 10 1949

    Lt. John P. Doswell, Warsaw, a U.S. Air Force pilot, has been awarded the fifth cluster to his air medal award for flying 148 missions on the Berlin "airlift."

During World War II, Lt. Doswell flew 35 combat missions in B-24 bombers to win his air medal award. He is now serving in Germany.

75 Years Ago
December 10 1924

    Dr. Frank Mathers, professor in organic chemistry at Indiana University, and who is a son-in-law of Mrs. W. H. Owser, of East Center Street, has invented an apparatus which produces free fluorine gas in large quantities. A recent issue of the Indianapolis Star contained a photograph of Dr. Mathers taken in the University laboratory, showing the new apparatus which is attracting a great deal of attention.