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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1922

Page

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Jasonville Bank Plans Modern Downtown Home

The First National Bank of Jasonville unveils plans for a new two story bank building on Main Street, west of the current People’s State Bank. Architect John T. Fritz completed plans for a marble and stone exterior, marble interior, steam heating, and four month completion with an estimated cost of $30,000. Wallace Thornton serves as president and Edward Berns as cashier of Greene County’s senior financial institution.

First National Bank of Jasonville Maini Street Wright Township People’s State Bank John T. Fritz Stont Indiana Greene County Wallace Thornton Edward Berns

Shively Says Marshall Will Not Run for Senate

In Indianapolis on February 4, Democratic U S senator candidate Bernard B. Shively said former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall notified him by letter he would not seek the Indiana Senate seat. Marshall plans a trip to Europe, Shively reported.

Indianapolis Bernard B. Shively United States Indiana Thomas R. Marshall Senate

Over the Hill at Dreamland for three days

William Fox production based on Will Carleton poems comes to Linton Dreamland theatre starting Monday February 13. A simple tale of a small town mother and her prodigal son ends in forgiveness. The drama set a New York photoplay record with one million viewers and will feature a special music score and standard top prices.

William Fox Will Carleton Carleton Ondy New York Broadway Wright Dreamland Theatre

Community thanks Earl Aikin for ambu lance aid home

Mr and Mrs James Bone and Children express gratitude for Earl T Aikin generosity using his two ambulances to transport their daughters home from the train ill from Terre Haute The note highlights civic help in a rural area and the family’s appreciation.

Earl T. Aikin Terre Haute James Bone

Advertised letters at Linton post office listed

The Linton post office announces uncalled mail for Rosie White Sam Robetti W H Suf firly Mrs S N Wohlford Lewis Saucerman. Callers must say advertised. All advertised letters are due one cent Homer Hart Postmaster.

Linton Rosie White Sam Robetti W. H. Suffirly

Worth Remembering

A reflective line urging resilience, noting that a worn 18 may be the one thing that cannot fall down.

Cleveland Chief Tracks Notorious Murderer Through Postal Clue

Cleveland detective Gideon Rabshaw pursues gang member Meaney after a forged alibi, a stamp line clue, and a lone Indianapolis address. Meaney surrenders when Rabshaw spots the concealed envelope, ending a long manhunt across Toledo Pittsburgh St Louis and Toronto.

Gideon -Rabshaw Cleveland Ohio Buffalo Leroy Booker Rabshaw Menney Meaney Ruadshaw Booker Warder Toledo Pittsburgh St. Louis Toronto Kabslaw John M. Oliver Indianapolis Oliver Secarcely

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Michigan Rome L. F. Downey Rexall Drug Store Kokomo Arthur Fritz Chevrolet Kouper N. Main Street C. E. Goodman Dermer Vincentes Linton Finance Office Frank M. Welch Will C. Welch Hamilton Jasonville Bank First National Financial Insti Marshall Mr. Marshall Mr. Shively Europe The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc and Serges Fashion Park Clothier Board of Trade Feed Store LaMode Store J. F. Johnson Nash, Chalmers and Maxwell Dealers
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