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Pierceton resident Jay Dausman has qualified his American Quarter horse, Wimpys Dandy Jr., for the 1989 World Championship Quarter Horse Show in Oklahoma City Nov. 10-18.
Sharon Rapp, a senior at Wawasee High School and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rapp, Rt. 1, Pierceton, recently participated in the All-State Choir. It is composed of 200 high school students chosen throughout Indiana. They presented a 45-minute concert in Clowes Hall on the Butler University campus.
Eugene Howard, 18-year-old freshman at Pennsylvania State, State College, Pa., has been appointed to the school newspaper staff. The young man placed second among the 150 applicants for the position, from whom the six ranking highest were selected. He is also a member of the Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps. He is the son of Mrs. Chrystal Osborn of this city, and was graduated last year from the Warsaw High School.
Clem Chinworth, of Warsaw, today displayed a highly prized Republican ballot of 1888 in which Benjamin Harrison defeated Grover Cleveland for president. On the ballot is the name of John S. Chinworth, who 50 years ago operated a dray line in Warsaw. He was elected treasurer of Wabash county in 1888.
