In Miami, Arch Glass Mainous appeared three (3) times in the Miami Herald newspaper discussing his management of the savings department. While working at the First National Bank of Miami, FL,  Arch eventually lost his job after the 1926 hurricane caused a run on bank deposits. The hurricane caused an economic depression in South Florida at the time. Nevertheless, on January 27, 1927, Arch Glass is recorded as obtaining a wedding license in Miami, Florida, to marry Juanita Nell Cornett. Arch stayed in Miami through 1927 continuing to work at the First National Bank of Miami while his first child was born at the end of 1927 at Victoria Hospital. Upon returning to Kentucky in 1928 he left his wife and child at his parents house in Owsley County, Kentucky and lived with his sister in Cleveland, Ohio at 636 East 94th Street and worked for the Humphrey Company selling popcorn and peanuts in the Theater district for about a year. While there, a comedian named Bob Hope and his brother also sold popcorn and peanuts with Arch while trying to get into vaudeville. A reference to this event is recorded in a 1978 Lexington Herald Leader article about Arch Mainous. In 1929, his father-in-law, former Deputy Insurance Commissioner William Manon Cornett  helped his son-in-law Arch Glass obtain a job as a Trust Examiner for the Kentucky Banking Department and he and his family moved initially to Georgetown, Kentucky. During his examination of various banks he evaluated one in 1931 in Lexington, Kentucky called 'Deposit Guaranty Bank'.
In Miami, Arch Glass Mainous appeared three (3) times in the Miami Herald newspaper, discussing his management of the savings department. While working at the First National Bank of Miami, FL, Arch eventually lost his job after the 1926 hurricane caused a run on bank deposits. The hurricane caused an economic depression in South Florida at the time. Nevertheless, on January 27, 1927, Arch Glass is recorded as obtaining a wedding license in Miami, Florida, to marry Juanita Nell Cornett. Arch stayed in Miami through 1927, continuing to work at the First National Bank of Miami. His first child was born at the end of 1927, at Victoria Hospital. Upon returning to Kentucky in 1928, he left his wife and child at his parent's house in Owsley County, Kentucky and lived with his sister in Cleveland, Ohio at 636 East 94th Street. He worked for the Humphrey Company selling popcorn and peanuts in the Theater district for about a year. While there, a comedian named Bob Hope and his sibling also sold popcorn and peanuts with Arch, while trying to get into vaudeville. A reference to this event is recorded in a 1978 Lexington Herald Leader article about Arch Mainous. In 1929, his father-in-law, former Deputy Insurance Commissioner William Manon Cornett, helped his son-in-law, Arch Glass, obtain a job as a Trust Examiner for the Kentucky Banking Department. Glass and his family moved, initially, to Georgetown, Kentucky. During his examination of various banks, he evaluated one in 1931, in Lexington, Kentucky called'Deposit Guaranty Bank'.

