Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
The display known as "On The Air; Indiana Radio 1920-1950," was assembled by Warsaw native Dale Ogden, staff historian at Indiana State Museum. The exhibit offers a study of the evolution of radio.
Warsaw and area residents sweltered in the season's longest and worst hot spell today, but the sticky heat was no deterrent to swarms of people who flooded streets and sidewalks of Warsaw in search for Pioneer Days sales bargains.
Pretty Catherine Jane Schlemmer, of North Lake Street, Warsaw, down on Center Lake practically throwing her fishing pole at the fish with little or nothing to show for it. Chief of Police Roy Adams, who'd had much better luck, rowed over and presented her with a nice bass. That's what you get for not wearing your hair up in curlers when you're fishin'.
Attendance at Winona lake is larger this year than last and the largest in the history of the park, according to comparative gate receipts for the corresponding periods of previous years. It is probable that the Chautauqua programs will be given hereafter in the Tabernacle instead of the old auditorium which is too small to accommodate the increasing crowds.
