Members of the Warsaw Auxiliary Salvation Army honored Georgia Kaufman for her years of dedication. Kaufman served as president of the auxiliary from 1968-73, and was given a plaque. The presentation was made at the army's headquarters in Warsaw.
Ranae Curtis, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Curtis, Rt. 7, Warsaw, The Times-Union Calendar Girl for November, visited the courthouse to examine the voting devices which will be used Nov. 4, in the city election. Ranae is not old enough to vote but said, "I think it is wonderful to have the freedom to vote for whomever you desire."
Dick Goshorn, James Heierman and James Randall, Leesburg High School students, have returned from a trip to the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, and the Smoky Mountains, returning through Ohio. The boys took advantage of the vacation afforded by the Teachers' Institute, leaving Wednesday after school and returning Sunday.
Egg prices in Warsaw are considerably higher than in many other Indiana cities. Eggs were retailing here today at 52 cents a dozen.