Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
Dr. Russell L. Heyde will serve as an alternate delegate to the Indiana Dental Association's 133rd Annual Session at the Indiana Convention Center and Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis. Dr. Charles A. Hollar and Dr. Thomas D. VanOsdol will be recognized for 25 years of membership, while Dr. Archie F. Ferguson will be honored as a life member for more than 30 years of membership.
Ron Truex and Charles Roberts, of Creighton Brothers, assisted in demonstrating proper omelet cooking at the Omelet Cooking School presented jointly by Creighton Brothers, Warsaw, and the Indiana State Poultry Association Inc., at the Atwood Community Building last month. Approximately 80 Kosciusko County Home Economic Club members participated in the school's do-it-yourself evening meal.
Ralph Bushong, Syracuse, a freshman at Manchester College, paced Manchester to a 80 to 51 victory over Rose Poly in a dual track meet at North Manchester. Bushong won four blue ribbons to be the individual star of the meet. He scored a total of 20 points winning both the 100 and 220-yard dashes and the shot put and discus.
Edgar E. Langford, son of Wade Langford, of Metropolis, Ill., and formerly a resident of this city, and nephew of Mrs. William Allen, of Warsaw, will graduate in pharmacy at the Meharry University at Nashville, Tenn., on May 24. The young man's father, Wade Langford, is well known here and will be recalled as the first black boy graduating from Warsaw High School. He was a member of the class of 1894.
