Warsaw's Pioneer Days parade features Bob Lichtenwalter as the grand marshal. He was chosen by the committee, based on his participation in the community and his dedication to Baker Boys Club.
Fifty children will learn by playing this summer in a program called Project Discovery, which includes children ages 4, 5 and 6. For the third year, Lee Marman and Mary Lou Smith are directors. The program is designed to be a cultural enrichment program to prepare them for school.
Two Warsaw boys are among the 1200 enrollees from all sections of the nation who are attending the 46th session of the Culver summer schools on the campus of Culver Military Academy. J. Alan Morgan, son of Robert E. Morgan, is a member of the woodcraft camp and Robert C. Willits, son of Dr. and Mrs. L.A. Willits, 1219 E. Main, is a member of the naval school.
Charlie Hitchcock, the impersonator who is to take the place of Jessie Rae Taylor at Winona tonight, is one of the funniest men on the Chautauqua platform. He is a versatile actor and presents his characters as realities.