George H Mathews Dies After Illness at Freeman City Hospital
George H Hoffner Mathews, 60, a longtime Daily Citizen printer, died shortly after 1 am at Freeman City hospital following a ten day illness and a late operation. He leaves wife Ida Jill Mathews, son Lee of Anderson and daughter Alma Minor of Dayton. A brief service at 7:30 pm at 1st and G streets NE will be conducted by Rev M R Willson. The body will go to Dayton for another service and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Hoffner Mathews
Freeman City Hospital
Daily Citizen
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Ida
Jill Mathews
Lee Mathew
Anderson
Ind
Alma Minor
Dayton
Ohio
First
M. R. Willson
First Christian Church
Dayton O
Illinois Central Trail
Memorial Park
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Peoples' Trust Co
The stockholders of the Peoples' Trust Company of Linton Indiana will meet in the directors room of the Peoples' Trust Company building at 2 p.m. on Monday January 4 1926 to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may legitimately come before said meeting. Horace Humphreys secretary.
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Peoples’ Trust Company
Linton
Indiana
Horace Humphreys
New Automobile License Sale Ad at Bloomfield
The Haywood Motor Co offers 1926 auto licenses at Bloomfield. Bring your title to secure the license and complete the transaction. Notaries require updated forms.
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Haywood Motor Co
Bloomfield
Notories
Moscow Scientist Claims Hunger Center in Brain
A Moscow scientist reports the discovery of a brain hunger center that governs appetite, arguing hunger lies in the head not the stomach. He warns that damage to this center may alter or stop the desire for food.
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Moscow
Open House on Christmas Eve Lights up Yeacon Hill
In a festive Christmas Eve scene on Yeacon Hill candles glow through windows and people stroll. Miss Mixter wanders into a candlelit open house, meets a hostess in green, and volunteers to help serve coffee as laughter and goodwill fill the gathering.
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Yeacon Hill
Miss Mixter
Boston Common
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas Bells and Childlike Awe Poem
A short verse narrates bells ringing for Christmas and children singing while a star guides shepherds to a manger cradle. The baby Jesus lies among hay as the mother smiles and sings, proclaiming Christ the Holy Child. Attributed to Lydia Avery Cronley Ward.
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Christ
Lydia Avery Cronley Ward
Woman on the Oxfordshire manor roof and dog kennel
A fragment notes a woman on an old Oxfordshire manor roof and a dog kennel built by the house owner for his brother. The pair reportedly fell out over a woman, ending with the kennel never used for a dog.
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Oxfordshire
Violet-scented Seaweed Grows in Manyisiigk Lakes
A fragment notes violet-scented seaweed growing on the Manyisiigk peninsula near the Caspian Sea. The odor is described as pleasant and comes from the seaweed source, spreading through the lakes and air.
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Manyisiigk
Caspian Sea
Foiles
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