Dr J B Young Dies at Worthington Home
Dr J B Young prominent Greene county physician died at his Worthington home Saturday at 11 o clock after several weeks illness He was 69 Funeral services planned at the Worthington home and a 230 pm service at M E church with Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows in charge Burial will be in Worthington cemetery He recently became secretary of the county board of health and his death leaves a vacancy He is survived by his widow and one or two children
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Greene County
Worthington
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Postoffice Relocates to South Main Street Room
The local post office moves into the former Linton Gas building on South Main Street. The switch unsettled many residents, with 777 inquiries at the Citizen office for mail directions. Repairs on the old quarters began this morning.
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Linton Gas Company
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Postmaster Hart to Move Back to New Quarters Soon
The work will be finished in two or three weeks after which Postmaster Hart and his efficient aides will move back into the new quarters and be happy ever after.
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Hart
Edith Myers of Lone Tree Died in Terre Haute Hospital
Mrs Edith Myers of Lone Tree died Friday night at Union hospital in Terre Haute Burial in Fairview cemetery this afternoon She was sister of Mrs Glenn C Ashcraft of this city
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Edith Myers
Lone Tree
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Fairview Cemetery
Glenn C. Ashcraft
Talitha Cumi Class Meeting at Miss Mitchell Home
The Talitha Cumi class of the first Christian Sunday school will meet tonight at the home of Miss Gladys Mitchell, 410 North Main Street.
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Talitha Cumi
First Christian Sunday School
Gladys Mitchell
North Main Street
Hospital Report on Mrs Ossie Wolford
Mrs Ossie Wolford of Bicknell was brought to the city hospital yesterday for medical treatment.
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Ossie Wolford
Bicknell
City Hospital
Shell Out As Money Shells Used As Currency In Asia Africa
The phrase shell out means pay up. It traces to shell money such as covewes and vertum once used in southern Asia and the Guinea coast as currency. In the Philippine Islands other shells served as coins in the past.
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Guinea
Africa
Philippine Islands
Bee Classes and Roles in a Hive
A historical note explains honey bees live in swarms of 10,000 to 50,000 in a single hive and are divided into three classes. The queen lays about 2000 eggs daily, drones do not work, and the worker bees collect honey.
Keep Straight Path Says Dishonesty Cheats All
Quote admonishes that grasping lies cross all bounds and will betray friends foes and even God, highlighting honesty as universal virtue without respect for persons.
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God
Tancroft
Time for Study and the Inside of Things
A reflective piece on the necessity of time to study and understand. It argues that without dwelling on matters one remains a stranger to their inner nature, linking discipline with insight and prompting mindful attention to detail.
Real Estate Acquisition Slow in Duluth Cemetery News
A clipped Duluth Herald note discusses gradual land purchase and cemetery development with cautious, measured progress. The item hints at land acquisition for burial grounds and mentions steady steps by local authorities despite slow pace.
Joseph in Egypt: coat of many colors legend changes
The Columbus Record notes a reinterpretation of the biblical tale where Joseph no longer wears a coat of many colors and rises to become a powerful figure in Egypt, contrasting with the traditional celebrity portrayal of political influence.
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Joseph
Columbis
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