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Baseball scores from Terre Haute and surrounding games
Results show Terre Haute 3 Bloomington 1 and 0-5. The second game ended after seven innings by agreement. Clinton 5 Peoria 0 and Moline 5 Decatur 6.
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Moth Protection Helps Explained for Home Garments
Greene County home agent Mary E. Wilsey outlines steps to prevent moth damage to furs and woolens. Brush and sun garments, wash or dry clean, store moth free items in tight boxes or bags, and treat infested spaces with approved pesticides to halt larvae spread.
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Greene County Home Demonstration Agent
Bathing Rules for Safe Summer Swimming
Advice on combining swimming with proper hygiene. Emphasizes soap and water cleansing before swimming, a thorough scrub after, and a fresh change of clothes for comfort and sleep. Recommends washing facilities at pools and home routines to remove sand and sweat.
Buriss Chapel Visitors and Local Folk News
Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Huddie Goodman included Claud Reed and family from Linton and Ollie Goodman with son and Welker Goodman with family. Mrs Mabel Wright stayed with her mother Mrs Daisy Smith at Indian Prairie. Bonnie and Billy Ellis visited Rolly Lacy at Gambill. Norman Goodman stayed with Mr and Mrs Kid Bedwell during his mother Mrs Bill Goodman’s illness. Ollie Goodman and son from Vicksburg visited Mr and Mrs Calvin Storms Monday evening.
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Norman Goodman
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Debunker Debunks Vanity Of Woman In New York Survey
A New York survey of 1,000 men and 1,000 women shows men spend about ten minutes daily on shaving washing the face and hair care while women average under five minutes with minimal brushing. Women with longer marriages show less routine care though about 20 percent get facials. Nine of ten say regularity is key, yet many neglect daily beauty routines.
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Womans Democratic club gathers Greene county members
Greene county Womans Democratic club members met for a June session in Jasonville with C. D. West of Lyons as principal speaker. Next meeting planned for Shakamak State Park on July 14. Also notes on local residents visiting, moving, and returning from engagements and institutions.
Army at 11 Baby Vet Claims Youngest U S Soldier
Forest R. Martin, now a Denver hospital patient, says he enlisted at age 11 years and 28 days in World War I. He recalls being a freak at the time and has requested his birth records from Creston, Iowa to verify his claim.
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Forest R. Martin
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Local Notes From Morris Chapel Area احد
Miss Trecia Hardy of Kentuc is visiting her sisters Elva and Bertha Hardy. Mrs Bill Goodman recently returned home from Coleman hospital in Tadianapolis after several days illness. A children's night program at Crigin Sunday evening drew a large crowd. Joe Cuningham and family visited his parents and James Cuningham's family on Sunday. A surprise birthday party for Rev Miss Hardy was held at the church. Jim Padgett and son Gambill visited Frank Goodman family Sunday. Deloris Goodman spent Tuesday with Mrs Russell Hardisty in Linton.
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Lighted Garden Adds Evening Charm To Homes
A feature on garden lighting explains how waterproof wiring and low wattage bulbs transform outdoor spaces after dark. Hidden floodlights and reflectors create artful highlights for borders, rocks, and paths, turning gardens into inviting outdoor living areas.
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