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Two radio dispatchers have been hired and one dispatcher promoted to patrolman to fill recent vacancies at the Warsaw Police Department.
More than 600 friends of Ed & Tom's Feed Service, at 415 E. Winona Avenue, Warsaw, were welcomed at the annual appreciation day held recently. Not one was turned away hungry as chicken and roast beef dinners were served. Following the dinner, an auction was held when the visitors to the celebration set their own price for new merchandise.
The highest honor which they can bestow has been conferred upon Mrs. Alma Myers, of this city, by the Phythian Sisters of Indiana at the 60th annual grand temple held this week at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis.
J.W. Scott, Commercial Telephone Co., superintendent, and F.A. Gruver, head lineman, engineered the transfer of phone service from the old Times office to the new one and had the United Press leased wire equipment transferred ready for use within a few hours after the Times left the old building Saturday.
