The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 June 1986 — Page 9

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A CONVERTED TRAIN ENGINE FROM PIERCETON

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THE 1948 MHS BASKETBALL TEAM THAT WON 26 STRAIGHT GAMES

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A WAWASEE TROMBONE PLAYER PLAYS THE MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL SONG

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THE WAWASEE HIGH SCHOOL BAND, DIRECTED BY DAVID BLACKWELL

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THE WAYS THINGS USED TO BE

Rain Doesn’t Stop Milford’s Sesquicentennial Parade

Photos By Paul Siegfried

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MISS LIBERTY’ WAS PORTRAYED BY ANGIE TRIMBOLI

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& SESQUICENTENNIAL QUEEN, SHELLEY SANDERS

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LOW ELL ANGLIN FAMILY TRAVELED BY STAGE COACH

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THE IU CALLIOPE BROUGHT THE PARADE TO AN END

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VERA SCHELL WAVES TO THE SPECTATORS FROM A 1935 ROLLS&OYCE

Wed., June 11.1986 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

THIS IS THE WAY LOGS USED TO BE CUT