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A Warsaw police officer reportedly saw something that seemed a bit out of the ordinary. As we hear it, patrolman Chuck Hodges reported spotting a bear behind the Pancake House on Ind. 15N. No signs of the bear have been found since the sighting Monday.
Warsaw Toastmasters Club, which recently completed its first year of existence, has been presented with the "Distinguished Club Award." The award is presented to clubs having a record of outstanding performance, and notice of the presentation was published in the June issue of "The Spokesman," the official bulletin of District Eleven of Toastmasters International.
Mr. and Mrs. William Braddock and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tyner left for the national Elks convention to be held at Miami, Fla. Mr. Braddock is exalted ruler of the Warsaw Lodge, and Mr. Tyner is a past exalted ruler.
After 22 years active business in Warsaw C.C. Dukes sold his undertaking establishment to Paul Landis of North Manchester. The firm will be known as Paul Landis & Company. Landis will be assisted by his wife. They will live in the flat at the funeral home.
