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10 Years Ago
July 16 1991

    Saturday, at Lakeview Middle School, Laura Kay White, daughter of John and Betty White, Warsaw, was crowned Miss Kosciusko 1991 by last year's title holder, Sheila Watts, of Leesburg.

For the talent portion of the competition, White gracefully performed a lyrical dance to "Love Is All That Matters."

25 Years Ago
July 16 1976

    NORTH WEBSTER - Steve Badskey, 17, has completed a community project that will fulfill the requirement necessary to earn the highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America, the Eagle Scout.

The signs welcoming people to North Webster have been installed at the edge of town and presented to the town. Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Badskey.

50 Years Ago
July 16 1951

    Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guy, 719 W. Winona Ave., will observe their 60th wedding anniversary July 11.

They have lived in this city for 36 years and are lifelong residents of Kosciusko County. Mrs. Guy, who was Orpha Allen, resided in Etna Green before their marriage.

75 Years Ago
July 16 1926

    William Hosford has raised the tallest hollyhocks ever raised in Warsaw at his home at 425 S. Columbia St. The hollyhocks have single blossoms of large size and stand nine feet tall. The average height for hollyhocks is from four to six feet. Hosford is a native of Ireland, and came to this country and directly to Warsaw only a few years ago.