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10 Years Ago

February 16 1995

    Corie Cox, Warsaw, recently earned an award for riding 100 hours in the American Quarter Horse Association Horseback Riding Program. The program recognizes members for time spent riding quarter horses.


25 Years Ago

February 16 1980

    A Wheaton College student from Warsaw is among those helping the thousands of starving people in Cambodia.

Sally Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. James McCleary, is the student coordinator for the project, in which 12 students are spending the winter quarter at two refugee camps in Thailand.

50 Years Ago

February 16 1955

    Jack Vanderford, 38, of Lake Wawasee, has been named the outstanding citizen of the Syracuse-Wawasee Lake area, it was announced by Hugh Anglemeyer, president of the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce.

The annual award is presented by the chamber for outstanding civic service performed during the last five years.

75 Years Ago

February 16 1930

    The quarter-century Founder's Week Conference of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, Feb. 3-6, at which attendants were registered from 30 states, Canada and nine foreign countries, enrolled the following residents of Winona Lake: J.W. Troy and W.G. Haymaker, evangelist, and Howard L. Fleming, evangelist singer, Rev. V.E. Squibb, of Mentone, and Mrs. Harry Willard, Warsaw.