The Warman Story 1902-1980

60 pages (with 12 pages of photographs and photo-copier images of newspaper clippings after page 60), enclosed within an ACCOPRESS card folder. Appears to have been producer on a photo-copier.

Corners bumped. Half-title creased at top during binding. P.8 smudged in margin, p.55 underlined, all pages readable.

Although Jacob G. Janzen appears as the sole author, this history of Warman, Saskatchewan includes contributions from Leonard Doell, L. Hildebrandt, D. A. Loewen, Ed Nasserden, and Phyllis Gooding Smith. The volume begins with a biography of Warman's namesake (American journalist Cy Warman) and a history of the town that emphasizes growth and change. Chapters chronicling the history of specific families, as well as recollections of local sports, follow. The volume ends with sketches of early settlement in the region and a historical summary of Warman community life (including schools and churches). Lacking the widespread input of area residents found in community histories, the book nevertheless balances personal stories and regional history.