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Remember When Nov. 27

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10 Years Ago
Nov. 27 1986

    Four inches of wet snow blanketed Warsaw and caused havoc for motorists. Both county and city police departments reported numerous weather-related accidents. It was the first major snowfall of the year in Kosciusko County.


25 Years Ago
Nov. 27 1971

    Charles Sainer of 2124 E. Market St., Warsaw, was presented with the city "Fireman of the Year" award by fire chief Norm Banghart. Sainer has been a member of the Warsaw Fire Department for 20 years.


50 Years Ago
Nov. 27 1946

    Joe Klark, Claypool inventor, reports development of a chemical substance which "annihilates" static electricty. The 64-year-old operator of a repair shop some time ago developed a "cold-flame cannon" which makes enough noise to shake your teeth but is harmless to children. On the cannon, the patent is pending and Joe expects to receive his letters patent around the first of the year.


75 Years Ago
Nov. 27 1921

    Twenty pounds of fresh salmon fish arrived at the county infirmary today from Thomas R. Weiss, Seattle, Wash., intended for Thanksgiving dinner for the inmates. Tonight Superintendent Rockhill will treat his guests to a salmon supper.