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10 Years Ago
November 4 1988

    Atwood Elementary School recently completed a successful fund-raising program sponsored by the school PTO. Each class had a top salesman and each received a scooter or a portable stereo for their achievements. Winners are Brandie Heckaman, Amy Steiner, Chris Chambers, Seth Weaver, Janina Harman, Jeremy Whetstone and J.R. Patino.


25 Years Ago
November 4 1973

    The "24-Hour Teller" has arrived in Warsaw. William E. Hadley, president at First National Bank, announced that the bank will soon provide its Master Charge customers with 24-hour banking, made possible by the installation of a remarkable automatic teller machine, manufactured by the Docutel Corp., Dallas, Texas.

The "24-Hour Teller" is not just a cash-dispensing machine, but a complete mechanical teller that performs a variety of banking transactions, allowing First National Bank customers to withdraw, deposit and transfer funds and make payments at any time of the day or night.

50 Years Ago
November 4 1948

    The beautiful Winona Lake Free Methodist Church was dedicated Sunday morning by Bishop L. R. Marston in a very impressive ceremony attended by more than 200 members and friends. Departing from the usual custom, the mortgage-burning was combined with the dedication.

Built in 1942, the present value of the building is estimated to be more than $50,000.

75 Years Ago
November 4 1923

    There is still a possibility of a junior co-educational college for Winona Lake. Negotiations are still in the formative state but Winona Lake officials are still hopeful and believe that the natural advantages of Winona Lake will eventually result in the location of a college there.