Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
Jeffrey Klinefelter of Etna Green recently was awarded second place in the South Carolina Migratory Waterfowl Stamp contest judging.
Miss Margaret Ann Voirol and Clayton J. Smith were honored for 30 years service in the field of education at a WCEA banquet. William Koos, WCEA president, presented gifts to the honored educators. Voirol has served all but three years in Warsaw and Smith has served as principal of Warsaw Senior High School since 1969.
In unusual role of driving an automobile uptown recently was beauteous 17-year-old high school student, Pat Shrock, one of Warsaw's best youthful equestriennes. Her sorrel gelding, four-year-old Red Robbin, a perennial blue-ribbon winner, was "grounded" for the day during Pat's shopping tour with mother.
An automobile driver approaching an unguarded crossing is under compulsion to watch out for trains and if he does not and an accident results, the railroad company is not blamed for not providing a watchman or automatic signals. That was the substance of the decision of the Indiana supreme court.
