Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
Something special came in the mail as a birthday surprise for 12-year-old Bryan Bronsing. It was a personal letter from Notre Dame head football coach Lou Holtz, who had learned that the youngster was a big Irish fan. Bronsing is the son of the county sheriff's deputy Jeff Bronsing.
Studying in Switzerland will be Marty Anne Lowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip O. Lowe, Warsaw. Marty will leave in September 1977 to attend the American Institute of Interior Design in Switzerland, a four-year degree granting college.
A large American flag has been presented to the Warsaw library by Mrs. Edward A. Phillips, West Jefferson Street. It will be flown on holidays and special occasions from the tall flagpole in the library yard. The banner is about nine feet long and five feet wide and made of a finely woven wool material. Members of the library staff are happy to have the gift as their old flag was worn out after many years of service.
Charles Butler, North Lake Street, has identified the strange bird found by Aaron Kincaide, farmer north of Warsaw, as a wandering Albatross, a member of the Petrol family, which rarely is seen in this section of the country.
