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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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