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High school! Sixteen! The memories that were formed will last forever. You may forget what you did last week, but you never forget the most colorful personalities of high school. . . Read More
Fox Island seems an awfully long ways from the shores of the Bosphorus here in Istanbul. No wonder it seems a long way off, after all, it is…several thousand miles to be more specific. . . Read More
Here’s To Your Health has already paid tribute to doctors who heavily influenced Alcoholics Anonymous, and this week I will quote Dr. Harry M. Tiebout, Psychiatrist: “It was from Bill Wilson that I heard the need for alcoholics to hit . . . Read More
Max A. Walton, 71, died Friday, January 10, 2003. A native of Warren, Ohio, he was an Aircraft Mechanic and foreman at General Electric. He was a member of Northeast Christian Church on Old Maysville Road. . . Read More
Marjory I. “Molly” Fisher, 92, died Saturday, December 21, 2002 at Courtland Health & Rehabilitation Center. She was a Homemaker and was formerly employed at Gilbaum Manufacturing Company. She was the daughter of Earl Repine and Margaret . . . Read More
Robert “Bob” F. Summers, 81, died Tuesday, January 2, 2003 at his residence. A native of Fort Wayne, he was a life long farmer and retired from G & L Corporation in 1985 as a truck driver. . . Read More
Robert J. Gloy, 60, died Sunday, January 5, 2003 at his residence. He was the owner of Gloy Construction. He was preceded in death by his mother Cecelia R. (Fitzgerald) Gloy who passed away in 1996 and a brother Ronnie Gloy who passed away in 1991.He . . . Read More
Kenneth J. Eber, 87, died Sunday, January 12, 2003 at his Fort Wayne residence. A native of Fort Wayne, he was in maintenance for American Electric Power for 20 years. He retired in 1980. . . Read More
Herman “Ham” J. Eilers, 87, died Monday, January 13, 2003 at Ossian Health Care. A native of Altus, Arkansas he was a life long farmer and carpenter. He retired in 1975. . . Read More
Connie Wells of Wells Accounting has set up shop in Waynedale. What was once PPM, (Petroleum Professional Management) next to the Raindrop Shoppe, is now a new accounting firm.
Connie Wells grew up on the north side of Fort Wayne. . . Read More
I was once told that it takes all kinds of people to make the world go round, and I didn’t really understand what that meant until I reached high school. I have often wondered how my life would be different if I pursued different interests. . . Read More
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Feeling sad as the days grow shorter? Does a gray, rainy day make you feel gloomy and tired, but a sunny day can leave you feeling cheerful and energized? . . Read More
If you own a business, and you and your spouse are the only employees, you may think that your retirement plan options are somewhat limited. But that’s no longer the case. . . Read More
Saturday, January 4, 2003, at about 11:30 AM, there was an atmospheric condition that many of us have seen before. It was a light display called sundogs. Sundogs are colorful bursts of light that appear on either side of the sun. . . Read More
Dorothy G. (Vodde) Littlefield, 85, died Monday at Regency Place in Fort Wayne. A native of Fort Wayne, she was a homemaker and a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Wayne Star Auxiliary and F.O.P. . . Read More
The people of St. Therese Parish are building “a” church of bricks and mortar, steel and concrete, wood and glass. But “the” Church is built of Living Stones, the people of faith—the living, breathing, sinning, serving, loving . . . Read More
Rosalie A. Kammerer, 61, died Thursday, January 9, 2003 at Lutheran Hospital. She was employed at a daycare. She was a member of Southwest Church of Christ. “She was a loving wife, a giving mother, and endearing Grandmother and a caretaker . . . Read More
Dear Cousin,
The New Year makes its way into the hills, sending the old year limping on its way. The thought of a brand new year brings encouraging hope of fresh beginnings, and putting the old year behind us. . . Read More
While the world slept soundly in their beds, he saved the world from the domination of extraterrestrial life. While others went along their day to day business, he fought censorship and breathed life into the classics. . . Read More
Lived in Waynedale for 45 years. My parents, (E.W. Dafforn), lived there. I am still interested in what goes on there. Keep up the good work.Marclyn J. Hilbert, Howe, IN
We enjoy the variety of articles. . . Read More
Macworld 2003
This year’s Macworld Expo was held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA. On Tuesday January 7th, Steve Jobs, founder and CEO, introduced some new products. This year Apple proclaims 2003 the year of the portable computer. . . Read More
Carolyn C. Mayo, 55, died Thursday, January 2, 2003 at Lutheran Hospital. A native of Fort Wayne, she was a homemaker and a member of First Church of the Nazarene. She is survived by husband Donnie Wayne Mayo, Fort Wayne; daughter Diana Phillips, . . . Read More
Helen D. Kuhl, 88, died Wednesday, January 1, 2003 in Jackson, Tennessee. Formerly of Fort Wayne and a native of Allen County, she was preceded in death by husband Robert H. . . Read More
Tourkow Crell Rosenblatt & Johnston, 203 E. Berry Street, takes pleasure in announcing that James C. Yankosky has been named a partner in the firm.
James C. Yankosky has been licensed to practice law for 6 years. . . Read More