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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 2014

Page

11

Baytown mourns WWI hero Keene buried at Earthman Memory Gardens

The highly decorated WWI soldier Keene, born in Crockett and later living in Baytown with his wife, is buried at Earthman Memory Gardens. A history buff and youngest American combatant on French soil, he earned the Medal of Honor in 1940 among multiple honors including the Silver Star and Purple Heart. He led troops at Belleau Wood, Soissons, and the Marne, and his lineage traces to Southern General Stonewall Jackson.

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Thibodaux brothers build antiques store and treasure hunt in suburbia

Beau and Jeffrey Thibodaux run Something Old Something New at 120 South Alexander, buying storage unit lots, cleaning and refurbishing items for resale. They repurpose pieces into unique furniture, mostly from auctions, donations, or garage sales, donating leftovers to charity and planning a second store within 18 months.

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Father's Day History Highlights Across June 15

Celebrate dad with a look back at notable June 15 events across history. Key moments include Franklin's kite experiment in 1752, Washington named Commander in Chief in 1775, the 1878 early film test, 1916 Boy Scouts charter, 1934 Great Smoky Mountains National Park dedication, 2003 Spurs NBA title win, and 2012 Obama stop on deportations.

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