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10 Years Ago

January 22 1995

    Det. Jon Hershberger of the Warsaw Police Department was honored at a surprise retirement party in City Council chambers. Hershberger has served the community for 25 years.


25 Years Ago

January 22 1980

    Three city residents and a former Warsawan were in the audience of two recent Phil Donahue talk shows in Chicago. Included were Mrs. Luclair Reed, of 1021 E. Market St., a city police radio dispatcher, and Mrs. Ione Jonas, a police department records clerk, along with Mrs. Reed's son, Doug, and daughter, Debbie Aaron, who is employed in the television guide department at the Chicago Tribune.


50 Years Ago

January 22 1955

    Dr. Alva J. McClain, president of Grace Theological Seminary and College, Winona Lake, is among other eminent Bible scholars who have begun work on a revised edition of the world-famous Scofield reference Bible, it was announced by the Oxford University Press, publishers of this special edition of the King James Version.

Dr. McClain, who is recognized as one of the outstanding conservative theologians of America, is well known in the local community through his connection with Grace Seminary and his appearance on the Winona Bible conference programs each year.

75 Years Ago

January 22 1930

    Jane Webber, 12, daughter of Ned Webber, of Chicago, and granddaughter of Mrs. Jennie Webber, of Warsaw, is the winner of a skating costume first prize award by the Ravenswood Kiwanis Club, of Chicago. A pretty picture of little Webber in her pirate skating costume appeared in a Chicago paper.