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skeletons lift.Miss Nell.e Guthrie and M L. Guthrie, children of Mrs. Guthrie, still live t in Futon.-TON', Mo., Dec. 24—While cld-* were recalling f* • days of t U *ft Riant, tho^e of an inn ori*Rnow are seeking an explanation H* petrification of the body of H. K. Guthrie, which has ju.-t been cried to Hillcre^t cemetery, he.e.its testing place* of twenty-; u« in the cemetery ui New ttlcoi »-a nearby village.. Guthrie’s body was found t * turned into *ton-, although f.wrr i buried near it had decomposed, normal.terr.oval of Mrs. Guthrie's bedy he bodies of Mr. Gu.hrie, the son wo daughters was requested by 'ointlia Guthrie, daughter, on her bed here recently, s that the en* ami5y might rest in the same lotllerest.rn the sexton and four assistantsd Mrs. Guthrie’s grave they founduskt t rotted away and the body d to stone. With tne or two exception, the features looked py did a quarter of a century ago lairpins weic ill in place.• body was *«o heavy U»at the fivehad great difficulty in raising it.cti.tr five bodies we * fo»4 ‘f*the normal state, with only theTHE HEARTIEST OF WISHESin the sincerity 01 ourhearts wo wish for all who ^ y chance to read thislittle turd, “The Meniest of Christmas Seasons andthe most prosperous of New Years.”
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Brownsville Evening Herald

Brownsville, Texas, US

Wed, Dec 24, 1924

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