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10 Years Ago
February 10 1991

    Erica (Nikki) Crosley emerged as the Burket Elementary School spelling champ, and Brent McPeak was Pierceton Elementary's top speller following schoolwide spelling bees last week.

Erica, a fifth-grader at Burket, is the daughter of Julie and Tom Crosley of Warsaw. She won by spelling "launderer" correctly. Brett, a fifth-grader at Pierceton, is the son of Wendell and Marge Ousley, Pierceton. He won by spelling "demise" correctly.

25 Years Ago
February 10 1976

    Competing among thousands of riders throughout the state, three Warsaw youths racing for the Yamaha Fun Center team last week were awarded trophies as the No. 1 competitors in their class for the entire state at a special ceremony in Anderson.

Bob Wagner took the top honor in the mini-class, Joe Mooney in the 100 cc. class and Kim Cox in both the open class and in the overall standings. For their efforts, the trio were awarded trophies which are almost as tall as they are.

50 Years Ago
February 10 1951

    Officers, members and several charter members of the American Legion Post in Warsaw were present last week when the cornerstone was laid for the post's new $130,000 home, which is under construction at the northwest corner of Fort Wayne and Buffalo streets. The new one-and-a-half story English-type home is expected to be completed in August.


75 Years Ago
February 10 1926

    Marion Elliott, veteran of the Civil War, claims the honor of being the oldest living member of the local GAR post. He celebrated his 91st birthday on New year's Day, which makes him three months older than Jacob Elginfritz. Mr. Elliott resides west of Warsaw and is in fairly active health.