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Remember When March 15

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10 Years Ago
March 15 1992

    WINONA LAKE - Winona's historic Billy Sunday Tabernacle is being demolished after 72 years of diversified use in the community.

The tabernacle sits on part of a 24-acre property of the Winona Lake Christian Assembly and is owned by Grace College.

25 Years Ago
March 15 1977

    Dave Wright, manager of Center Cinema 1&2, presented Terry Fuller, of Tippecanoe Valley High School, with a certificate for winning Vore Cinema's "Take Carrie to the Prom" promotion. Among his prizes, Terry will receive free tuxedo rental courtesy of Falvey's Men's wear, a corsage and boutonniere from Anderson Greenhouse and free tickets to the prom from Vore Cinema. The contest was in conjunction with the showing of the current hit movie "Carrie."


50 Years Ago
March 15 1952

    Nature Note - Tis true, old maids make clover grow! This fact is something you should know. The clover needs the bumble bee, Lest blossoms lack fertility. Now field-mice are a detriment; They feed on bees with great content. To curb the mice, we need a cat, And spinsters raise them, we know that. Which proves the first line then is not Quite as fantastic as you thought. - Fred Goshert


75 Years Ago
March 15 1927

    Robert Knisley, Warsaw painter employed at the Warsaw Furniture Exchange, announces the invention of a radio aerial device. On Saturday night he logged 96 stations using the new aerial, including stations in California, Cuba, Mexico City and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Knisley is putting the aerials on the market, charging $1 each for complete blue print and instruction details.