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10 Years Ago

January 24 1995

    Warsaw native Ashley White, who was profiled last summer by former Times-Union reporter Heather Krajewski in a story about driving the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, is now nationally known. In an article about the kinds of clothes that make readers feel sexy, on page 180 of Glamour magazine, Ashley is quoted in describing her favorite outfit. The article lists her as "Ashley White of Warsaw, Ind.," (the only reader identified by name) and notes that she is an official driver of the Wienermobile. Ashley is the daughter of Sherry White of Warsaw and Errol White of Fort Wayne.


25 Years Ago

January 24 1980

    There will be a change in the top leadership post in the Kosciusko County Republican Party following the primary election in May.

Chairman Ed Pratt and Vice-Chairman Pauline Jordan will not seek re-election to the posts when GOP precinct workers assemble at their party reorganization meeting on May 10.

50 Years Ago

January 24 1955

    Mrs. Paul Hamlin was re-elected president of the Etna Green Monday Club at a meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. Mary Slough, Etna Green.

Other officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Lesta Williamson, vice president; Mrs. Fred Koenig, secretary; Mrs. Harold Gawthrop, assistant secretary; and Mrs. Eldon Sellers, treasurer.

75 Years Ago

January 24 1930

    Charles Thayer, son of R. Lester Thayer, of Winona Lake, is making a most remarkable record as a student at the Massachusetts School of Technology, where he was recently named business service manager of the school publication, the "Tech."