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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1946
Page
4
Retail shoe service prices in Indiana become effective June 17 1946. They override RMPR 165 and prior seller adjustments and detail half sale jobs with no extra prep charges. Leather can be used with a marker if premium leather is charged. Group A compo dress half soles include Neolite Panolene molded brown and leather color plastic options from O Sullivan Rubber.
The Sugarland Home Economics club met Thursday afternoon June 13 at the Kiwanis cabin with Mrs. Herschel Oberst Mrs. Wm. Oberst and Mrs. Carl Perkins hostesses. Mrs. Lester Hill presided as the meeting opened with the club song flag salute and Home Economics creed. Roll call noted favorite writtenrecipe exchange and minutes read by secretary treasurer Mrs. Bernard Adams. Plans were made for a July auction and an upcoming Farm Women's Camp report was given by Mrs. Roy Lynch. A lesson on Window Treatment followed by social hour with angel food cake refreshments.
H C Van Pelt, FBI investigator, warned Marysville that war era juveniles are becoming postgraduates in crime. He urged improvements in home, school, and church and better use of community facilities to curb the rise in despicable offenses.
Yellowstone Park Superintendent Ed Sen reports a heavy toll from a severe winter with a significant herd loss as ice collapsed under them near the park. Officials say thousands of dollars in damages and wildlife losses occurred, highlighting the ongoing struggle for winter survival in the region.
In Notre Dame Indiana two University of Notre Dame professors identify a mastodon specimen found by Leo H Shafer and W Gustafson during a building excavation in South Bend as the tooth of an ice age elephant extinct in the Midwest between 25000 and 50900 years ago.
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