Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Charles Howard recently received a Letter of Commendation.
Ralph Reiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reiff, Warsaw, has been selected to represent the sophomore class of Indiana Central University as a member of the Presidential Corp. This is the first year for this special group of 12 students, six seniors, four juniors and two sophomores to participate in this type program. Dr. Gene E. Sease, president of ICU, has asked these 12 to be "Special Aides" to his office.
Another instance of a hog being imprisoned for many days was recalled by the recent finding of the hog in the dry well at the Grayston Ruhl farm, near Syracuse. This incident occurred about 45 years ago on a farm on Road 15 south. The hog, weighing about 250 pounds, belonged to the late Gene Pittenger. It disappeared for three months. In some way it became caught in a pile of logs in the woods on the farm. Snow came and covered the logs and the hog. When found, the animal was not able to stand up and was brought to the barn on a sled. It fully recovered from its three-month fast and regained all the weigh it had lost.
Warsaw and all of Kosciusko County today are sweltering in one of the worst heat waves of 1926-27. Thermometers in the shade at 11:30 o'clock registered more than 100 degrees and at 3 o'clock some of them registered 105 degrees.
