Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1951 — Page 22
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stinger that makes the Sy swell up considerably. Mr. Testerman, a butcher; unfolded this whopper: . “I was hoeing corn on a steep mountainside in West Virginia when I thought I heard a storm coming. I looked up and saw the noise was made by a giant hoop * snake rolling down the mountain straight at me.
“I didn’t have time to get out of the snake's way, so I turned my back, closed my eyes and stuck out my hoe. As the snake rolled by, it stung that hoe handle. ‘Well, sir, that hoe handle swelled up so big I maaaged to saw enough lumber out of it to build me a five-room house, complete with tile bathroom and everything. “Then I decided to paint the| house, and what happened but the turpentine in the paint made all the swelling go down, All that was left of the house was the tile bathroom, standing alone.” Second prize was taken by the 12-year-old son of one of the concession operators at the fair. The boy's confident manner so impressed Orrie Cotton, 4749 Franklin Road, fourth-place winner and former auctioneer in these parts, that Mr, Cotton said: “If someong had that boy and trained him, he'd make a good auctioneer some day. I'd do it my-
self, but I'm too old (82) and my,
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COLORADO chatter will abound Friday night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. while the annual meeting of the University of Colorado Alumni Club is in session. Arnold Bodine, Indianapolis, and Claude M. Summers, Ft. Wayne, co-presidents, will have charge of operations, Kenneth C.
Penfold, alumni director, will show color film. ” ” o
GEORGE T. STAFFORD JR. graduate student from Washington University, St. Louis, has ar- » rived in Indian- : apolis to serve a year of resident. duty in hospital | adminfstration at| Methodist Hospi-| tal. The work here, "a part of his © training, will lead to an M.A,
: — hoop sake. a reptile known (o everyone, but herpetologists, puts tall in mouth and rolls
8:30 p. m. State Fair Grounds. Starlight Musical's presentation, | “The Firefly.” Adults $3, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20 incl. tax, ; 8 p. m. Broad Ripple Park— Amateur Contest (A. J. Thatcher, director in charge). Admission free. ; 8:80 p. m. Indianapolis Speedrome—Stock Car Racing. Adults $1.50, $1. Children 50c.
ceiving a degree from University of Chicago. ” - ” STATE FAIR fans who enjoyed riding the open-air shuttle busses last summer will have an opportunity for even more of the same this year. H. A. Waterman Co. is building six of the popular vehicles to add to the four used in 1950. Indiana Farm Bureau tractors will tow them about the 2l4-acre Stale Fair Grounds between Aug. 30 and Sept. 7, opening and closing fair dates. List of judges for the $50,000] Horse Show was completed with] selection of Roy C. Davis, Ama-| rillo, Ter., for Western and Palo-| mino events. Jimmy Dorsey’s or-! chestra will make music for prancing in the tanbark arena. Aug. 8 is closing date for State Fair entries except the 4-H department, which remains open] until Aug. Is.
” CLIFTON “p. CHALFANT, of the Wood Realty Co., has indis-
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| WANTED TO FIND THE CIGARETTE THAT SUITS MY THROAT BEST. | TRIED DIFFERENT BRANDS AND CAMELS WON EASILY-FOR MILDNESS AND FLAVOR !
CROSS the country, smokers have been eager to find out which cigarette best agrees with their throats. Like Robert Merrill, famed opera star, now making movies in Hollywood, they've made different mildness tests — quick tests, trick tests — and especially their own 30-day Camel tests. After all the mildness tests, latest published figures show that Camel. has ifs
FRAN WARRIN, popular singing star, has chosen Camels because they taste so rich and they- get along so well with her throat,
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AFTER ALL THE MILDNESS TESTS, CAMEL LEADS ALL OTHER BRANDS BY BILLIONS!
biggest lead in popularity in 25 years! The reasons: mildness and flavor. No other cigarette has Camel’s rich, full flavor, pack after pack.’ And no other cigarette has this proof of mildness: In a coast-to-coast test of hundreds of people who smoked only Camels for 30 days, noted throat specialists reported not one single case of throat irritation due to smoking Camels!
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Reserve and other United States govern-
men securities ...... .e Other bonds and securities .
Unearned discount .cieevee Other liabilities «eevee
cane
Cash and due from banks .
Loans and discounts ......
. Bank buildings ...ii000e. Other as8et8 «.ossisvenaces
Surplus funds
The Indiana National Bank
of Indianapolis Statement of Condition, June 30, 1951
RESOURCES Cash on hand and on deposit with Federal
DANKS ..0vvsvsrrnnnenn $114,346,207.18 177,372,355.73 $291,718,652.91
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ....eess 645,000.00 Loans and diSCOUNtS vicaveacssnesssseans 13,309,356.05 Bank buildings ..... Meesscansrsssrasirns 2.,000,000.00 Accrued interest receivable sesesrasneren 082,224.87 Other resources ...... Ceseasentanaine "es 242,092.46 $395,282,264.04 ; LIABILITIES Capital ..ovvvs secssrsses «3 6,500,000.00 Surplus ...iiseean sess ses 15,000,000.00 Undivided profits ...... 4,762,818.90 $26,262,818.90 Accrued interest, taxes and other @XPONSAE sisnsssrvsransnssssssttossses 1,051,822.21 Dividend payable July 2, "1651 saessnares 227,500.00 DEpPoBItS «rs veivitransee ceasanssssasensss 367.440,400.27
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The Merchants National Bank
of Indianapolis Statement of Condition, June 30, 1951
RESOURCES
United States government securities,..... Other bonds and securities ..
Federal Reserve Bank stock ......
LIABILITIES Capital stock teteissseanaataciriiainans
Undivided Profits ..caseseccesiiiisineses Reserve for contingencies, taxes, etc. .... Other HADIHUES +ouvvevvvinererivriniess * Deposits Seesedasasnstennentiiiiitisinag 127.753,108.52
26,384,937.75
“rr assaranan
257,145.05 33,517.61
$395, 282, 264.04
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Yeas anies «oes $41 833,429.97 { 55,554,009.63 | 8,214,464.72 28,846,814.41 150,750.00 900,000.00 { 130,151.03
sesasnrnnenn Tessas sasane sees tress rsncsnnn
Sessa anne
$135,629,709.76
§2,025,000.00 3,000,000.00 1,907,112.98 865,792.36 78,695.90
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American National Bank
at Indianapolis Statement of Condition, June 30, 1951
RESOURCES
Cash on hand and on deposit with Federal
Reserve Bank and other banks ........ $42,266,444 .95
United States government securities ..... 53,415,200.26 Other bonds and securities ..... asaannae 2,227,031.18 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank cveeceesnss 150,000.00 Loans and discounts ..........00 sassssss 31,606,003.81 Bank buildings and equipment ...... “sae 679,847.38 Customer's liability Account letters Of OPOAIE ovis isinvrivavnsnnnesisne sen 284,305.63 Accrued interest receivable and other resources ..... CEs sare rsa resus 359,696.27 $130,988,619.48 LIABILITIES Capital StOCK coenssnstnsnscssasrsnseses $2,000,000.00 Surplus ......s0000 Shesasaresrnsnnenese « 3.000,000.00 Undivided profits .......... savnsseeners 117064138 Reserves for taxes, interest, contingencies, etc .......cv0000000 sens 832,254.21 Letters of credit outstanding ...... Besurs 284,305.63 Interest collected but not earned ........ 170,807.48 123,521,520.78
Deposits ivsevaseritersnisscsncenne sees
$130,988,619.48
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bankers Trust
Company
Statement of Condition, June 30, 1951
RESOURCES Cash, cash items and deposits with other DANKE .s.avcvrirnivissvarss cesses $2133,728.03 United States government securities ..... 7,035157.67 Other bonds and securities “....... css . 40,760.66 Loans and discounts .......covavvnen ees 2,362,196.31 Company's office building and banking BONAR ssnissercisrribrnsvne seatenansas 770.000.00 Furniture, fixtures and vault ...oevvenues 7,301.78 Other resources ...... Setsssssissnenasses 215.00
Total ReSOUICES ...ocecesnasasnessds$12349.359.43
LIABILITIES Capital sviesssasnnriirirarriisecinanans $500,000.00 SUIPIUS ..vvevrssvnvncansinsnssnssansnans 300,000.00. Undivided profits ..eovssesssessssnssseces 206,702.56 ROSEIVES coo sssncsnseirnsassssavasssennes 117,410.14 Deposits Sessa NRsasIIItsstNr tty 11,123.911.66 Accrued taxes, interest, etc. «ves verenndis 101.326.09
Total Liabilities cessersananssssaness $12,340,359 45
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The Indiana Trust Company
Statement of Condition, June 30, 1951
RESOURCES
Cash on hand and due from banks ...... $2,907,078.60 United States government securities ...... 21,704,185.62
Other bonds and securities .....eeoveeess 3,944454.04 Loans and discounts ....... essssssssssss 10,328,860.83 Bank building ...... esssentisnnirnnnnns 130,000.00 Other AasSetS. seissvesssscesssssscscnnces 983.52
tesesssessenssssssssssssecess$39,015562.61
Total .. LIABILITIES Capital ...vevies sessrssensssesisessncsces $1,000,000.00 Surplus s..cuevenee sassssennsieasessesssss 1,000000.00 Undivided profits ......... sssssnsenseses 1,495132.76 Reserve for contingencies ..eeevssscvsense 300,000.00 Reserve for loans ....... sadassssessnsane 212,458.70 Unearned discount ..eececeesscessscesces 197,590.83 Deposits .....0v0iss0 sresassssassssassass 34,704,450.01 Other Habiljties ...covnsnencsvssssssnsnss 105,930.31
Total svvvsessassnsnsecsnssscseeesass$39,015562.61
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Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fidelity Trust Company
of Indianapolis Statement of Condition, June 30, 1951
RESOURCES
Cash on hand and in banks ....... cesanss $9,851,257.87 United States government securities ...... 7,048,626.96 Municipal bonds .....oe0vaenes sesarsaens 164,652.55 Stock In Federal Reserve Bank ...ceseuee 30,000.00 Loans and discounts ...... daravasassenss 12,267.218.17 Bank building and equipment ....eseeee 162,525.72
Total ReSOUrCES ....ceecssnsesseess $29,524 281.27
DEpOSItS «.vvicissssssranssnnnssvarssnne “S2B025.843.79 Capital Stock .esieseeessess.$500,000.00 Surplus ....ivivieinaseennes 500,000.00 Undivided profits and TESEPVEB .c..svvessinnansss $11,502.24 Unearned discount ..... c.ccsvesesnsnsess
1,411,502.24 86.930.24
Total Liabilities tesssseiannnnresesss $20,524.281.27
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatioh
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Fletcher Trust Company
Statement of Condition June 30, 1951
RESOURCES “ . Cash on hand and with Federal Reserve and other banks ....... ceeessssscaneas $28,547,401.85
United States securities ... Other bonds and securities ....
' 62,624,012.85 16,052,839.71
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ..c.eoes 150,000.00 Loans and discounts. ..........eees sees 18,593,219.92 Bank buildings (main and 8 ‘branches) ven 950,000.00 Other resources ......c:ssses tessasssese 61,982.59 $126,979,456.92 LIABILITIES
Capital stock evseeesssess$1,500,000.00
SUrplis .....cevveceensaees 3,500,000.00 Undivided profits ........ 729,746.31 $5,729,746.31 ReServes ....esssvessee sasetasesnennnnse 213,851.14 Accrued interest and taxes ..ccecsescee 275,329.38
Deposits ..c.ivinressrnscnsncsssenncess 120,760,530.09
$126,979,456.92
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Peoples State Bank
of Indianapolis Statement of Condition, June 30, 1951
RESOURCES
Cash on hand and due from banks ...... $1,986,773.11 United States government securities ..... 4,100,127.39 Other bonds and securities ..... 46,125.00 United States government insured FHA mortgages.... $257,578.61 FHA Title I loans ........ 219,731.35 G. I 108N8 ssssavucenceness 438,358.09 Loans: Cash value life insurance .. 361,155.89 Collateral «.seeseseesesess 463,818.36 Payment .....eeeesss0004.2,405827.31 MOrtgage ...sesevnsevsess 491,320.77 Firms and individuals .... 627,178.86 4,3490,301.19 Bank building, safety vault and drive in ... +» 232,502.00 Other real estate .......o00.. ‘sssasasnene 2.00 Accrued interest and other assets ........ 23,610.68
$11,654,109.42
“sscsane
915,668.05
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- LIABILITIES Deposits:
Demand «.ioeessoeniees.$7,946919.65 TIME .cvvvevesneananseess 2,861,386.10 $10,808,305.75
Reserve for interest, taxes, etc. «..vevenn. 48,289.00 Reserve for interest collected but Rot SArNAR sss sssvsassnrescnsssass 118,083.02 Capital Funds: Capital stock, common .. 300,000.00 Surplus ....vcivisenssees 300,000.00 Undivided profits sesasens 78,531.65 678,531.65
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