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Jack Simpson will never again think going to the grocery store is a routine trip. In fact, he might not take the short cut through the alley for a while. The Warsaw resident and his beagle were walking to Owen's supermarket on West Market Street when he suddenly became the prime suspect in what was believed to have been an armed robbery. For that matter, there was no armed robbery. The alarm was accidentally tripped by an employee.
Everyone in the neighborhood knows Cindy Cornish is a Warsaw Tiger basketball fan. Cindy, daughter of Mrs. H. Robert Cornish, has decorated the front window of her home at 1905 Robin Drive, Phillips Addition, with the name of coach Ike Tallman and each member of the Warsaw team in preparation for the sectional tourney.
It isn't so funny anymore - this song "Open the Door, Richard," has become a pain in the neck for the Richard Silveus family, East Market Street, Warsaw. Every time their friends toot past in a car, down go the vehicle windows and occupants shout at Dick to "Open the Door, Richard." This has caused them several sleepless nights.
Assistant chief of police W.A. Winebrenner and officer Earl Burwell were both very ill yesterday. Winebrenner was forced to be relieved of his duties and was confined to his home. Burwell, suffering from a gathering in his head, managed to stay on duty last night with difficulty.
