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10 Years Ago
March 27 1993

    Florell Hand, second-grade teacher at Harrison Elementary, recently received the Distinguished Service Award from the Indiana Federation Council for Exceptional Children.

The award was presented Feb. 26 by Harrison principal Randy Polston and Dr. George Van Horn, director of NCI, during a CEC convention awards luncheon in Indianapolis.

25 Years Ago
March 27 1978

    The Warsaw Women's Bowling Association sponsored its annual banquet Monday night, honoring the women who competed this past season at Holiday and Gilliam Lanes. Among the top winners are Margot Koehlinger, doubles winner; Betty Lichtenwalter, doubles and all events winner; and Bonnie Jogodzinski, singles winner. Debbie Gilliam won the high actual score traveling trophy with the winning series of 632.


50 Years Ago
March 27 1953

    Mr. and Mrs. George Bolinger will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary by holding open house from 2 to 5 p.m. March 15 at their home in Atwood.

Mrs. Bolinger was Effie Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong, Atwood.

75 Years Ago
March 27 1928

    That Kosciusko County is ideal to raising poultry is shown by the fact that The Prairie Farmer, one of the leading poultry and farm papers of the country, in its issue of March 17, 1928, gives an interesting account of the Arthur Griswold White Leghorn flock of 200 pullets. Last year the income from the poultry amounted to $900. Mrs. Griswold manages the poultry flock as her husband is a stock man, raising Shorthorn cattle and Poland China hogs.