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Fire at Center Lake Pavilion in Warsaw has put a damper on the facility's holiday activities.
Thomas "Bill" Tharp accepted a plaque from Pat Ragan, supervisor of Area I State Board of Health. The plaque reads "For Outstanding Service in Developing the Tharp Flow Indicator." This is a way of checking waste water treatment at a cost much lower than other methods used. Tharp, a resident of Warsaw and former Warsaw utilities employee, now works for the Mishawaka Municipal Utilities. The plaque was provided by the Indiana Water Pollution Control Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Decker, Warsaw, entertained the following guests recently at a turkey dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reed and son Ricky, Mrs. Dale Tucker and daughter, Janet Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. Merl Nelson.
Thirty Overland and Willys Knight autos arrived here for the Munson Brothers agency, with 30 Warsaw men driving them through from Toledo. It was probably the largest single shipment of cars ever to come to this county. A din of auto horns announced the arrival at 10:30 p.m.
