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The bank pledges comprehensive currency handling and customer care, affirming dedication to the needs of patrons and friends in its community outreach and financial services.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1938
Page
4
The bank pledges comprehensive currency handling and customer care, affirming dedication to the needs of patrons and friends in its community outreach and financial services.
Congressman elect Gerald W. Landis protests to Harry L. Hopkins the dismissal of WPA workers over 65 in Indiana. Arch N. Bobbitt cites similar conditions and a possible united Republican protest while Landis argues funds exist to cover relief until Congress sessions resume. He also urges layoffs of non relief bosses if funds are tight.
Mrs Julia Dunlop partly blind and an ardent believer in armed good Samaritans was robbed of 23 dollars by a negro while seeking a room for a destitute woman.
Dr L Lumsden of the U S Public Health Service lecturing at Berkeley outlines a connection between the common horsefly and the spread of infantile paralysis. The New Orleans based researcher cites ongoing studies and urges caution in areas with large horsefly populations.
E. L. Barnes and E. Harbett posted the only 600 totals as rounds were staged on the Linton alleys. Winning teams included Cozy Corner Martin and DeCourcy DX Service and Daily Citizen. losing quintets were Klusmeier's Cafe Cooper's Band Box Kroger and Linton Motor Sales.
Clarence A. Jackson said William Kidd of Evansville was fined 50 dollars and given a suspended 2 to 14 year sentence plus parole after being found guilty of forging an endorsement on a stolen unemployment compensation check. Nathaniel Curry of Evansville got ninety days on the penal farm and a dollar fine for stealing another person’s check. The cases raise total chiseling convictions to twenty one as the state steps up prosecutions.
Camp council at Shafter Calif migratory camp imposes scooter ban after 200 children startled local drivers with their fast riding. Officials cite safety concerns as reason for rule.
State health authorities say California tops a cycle of rat populations and will launch a statewide rat catching campaign in coordination with the University of California officials.
Indiana University trustees may discuss taking over Evansville College as an extension branch at their Thursday meeting. Gov M Clif ford Townsend disclosed the proposal had been presented to him, according to reports from Indianapolis.
Phil Harris a Linton favorite son and orchestra leader is listed among the twenty best dressed men by the Mannequins Association of America report from Los Angeles. The selection process narrows one hundred names to twenty with Harris at eleventh. others named include Gary Cooper Ed Sullivan George Raft and Clark Gable. His inclusion brings pride to Greene and Monroe counties and is hailed as proof farmers from Indiana are not backwoods.
In Newcastle assize, Mrs. Emily Hancock of Northallerton York shire won a decree on grounds of misconduct by her husband Ernest Hancock. The decree shows he abandoned his second wife and returned to live with his first wife Maurice Hancock.
Indiana’s conservation efforts receive praise from National Wildlife Federation secretary Carl D. Snoe maker during an inspection trip. Plans for National Wildlife Week March 19 to 25 were discussed with W. M. Simmons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation. The federation coordinates wildlife work across states and funds its activities through wildlife stamp sales, with over 800,000 stamps sold in Indiana last spring.
Harold Bly of New Hampshire reports seven leaf clovers are exceptionally rare, saying he has seen only one in his life despite finding 46 four leaf and 20 five leaf clovers on his farm in a single day.
Mrs Wilbur McGriff Miss Wanda McGriff and Mrs Wayne Puckett were in Terre Haute on business Friday. Miss Rose Street and Kenneth Fulk of Coal City were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs James A Fulk and son Marvin. Mrs Jeanette Martin left Sunday for Terre Haute where she has employment. Mrs Lida Harrell was in Linton Monday on business.
A ram at East Lyme, Connecticut charged a car after seeing its reflection on the polished surface of Andrew Antonine’s vehicle. The car was damaged and sent to a repair shop. the ram remained mystified but unharmed.
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