Statement of Linton Trust Company February 21 1921
Condensed statement of the condition of the Linton Trust Company located in Linton Indiana as of February 21 1921 with officers PUBLISHED STATEMENT TRUST CO W A CRAIG President JOE MOSS Vice President JOS H HASMAN Secretary and Treasurer Total resources and total liabilities listed including liability on surety bonds premium received on bonds issued and premium reserve on bonds issued
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Linton Trust Company
Linton
Indiana
State of
Greene
Jos. H. Haseman
The
Revival at First Christian Church Shines With 30 Accessions
The First Christian church revival drew strong crowds Sunday with 30 accessions across services and Bible school surpassing its 400 goal. The school aims for 510 next Sunday as eleven answered the morning invitation and nineteen the packed Sunday night service. The revival continues this week with special events each evening led by Evangelist Brock and song leader Mr. Brock. Tuesday honors mothers with red or white flowers and a favorite hymn upon request.
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First Christian Church
Bible School
Brock
Evangelist Brock
Preparing For Finish Fight in W. Virginia
United Mine Workers of America plan to intensify the West Virginia strike efforts after a conference led by John L. Lewis. Funds previously for Alabama relief will aid West Virginia miners. Unemployment in the coal industry is widespread with production under 60 percent of normal.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
Alabama
Williamson
Browning Takes Mayoral Post After Quiet Marriage
Local figure T. F. M. Browning enters the mayoral office following a discreet wedding to Janie Tierney last Friday evening. Rev. Heitmeyer officiated at the ceremony in Northeast, and the couple now reside on H street Northeast. This marks their second marriage for both, and friends offer warm congratulations. Also noted are references to farming ads, Mrs. Clifford Courtney's return from St. Louis, and Angie Vincke resuming work in Indianapolis after visiting relatives.
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Doc) Browning
Daily Citizen
Mr. Browning
Janie Tierney
PD. Heitmeyer
Sentleman
Troop 1 marks first year of service and growth
March activities show strong progress in Boy Scout life with over ten advancing to first class, a camp for 36 boys, frequent overnight hikes, two large boy-and-parent banquets, a growing drum corps, and an emerging merit badge program. Enrollment continues with 50 cent national fee. plans include anniversary celebration and cross country run with inter-troop meet.
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National Council
Porcupine Hunting Proves Deadly for Brave Dog
The Exchange recounts that hunting porcupines is dangerous for dogs. A bull terrier, fearless and relentless, lunged at a sudden porcupine charge and was speared through the heart. The piece warns canines must be well used to the work or face fatal consequences.
Acetic Ether and Vinegar Aroma History
Acetic ether also known as acetic ester or ethyl acetate is a colorless liquid with a pleasant odor. Its aroma contributes to vinegar scent and it forms by esterification of acetic acid with ethanol through metallic sodium action. Acetic acid itself is the sour principle of vinegar, a compound of carbon hydrogen and oxygen.
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