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Fire early Sunday morning heavily damaged a vacant portion of the AMPI building at 402 Argonne Road. Warsaw Fire Chief Kenny Shepherd said 50 to 60 percent of the building was destroyed. Warsaw Packaging Co., located adjacent to the vacant portion, sustained smoke and water damage, according to firefighters.
Kosko Gun Club and Tom Canary had the best eye on the targets to win top team and individual honors at the Kosko Gun Club's second skeet shoot of the season.
"Fruits and Grains on Buttons" were discussed by Mrs. William Smith at the meeting of the Warsaw Button Society. Mrs. Herbert Smith, of Pike Street, was assisted by Mrs. Larry Smith, Cromwell, as co-hostess. There was a display of buttons showing fruits, vegetables and grains. Mrs. Earl Long and her daughter, Barbara, of Winona Lake, were guests. The latter received a gift shower of buttons from the club members.
The congregation of the United Brethren Church was delightfully surprised, when upon arrival at the church, beheld a fine new set of 21 leather upholstered chairs in the choir loft, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Coleman of this city, who are members of the church. The donors desire the gift to serve as a memorial to their daughter, Mabel Colman Hall.
