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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1926
Page
4
Glen B Walsh also known as Paul Rankin of 2262 N Illinois was discharged on four municipal court charges after appealing five convictions. Judge James A Collins fined him 25 dollars for speeding while DUI and related charges were dropped.
An advertisement for Fletcher Trust Banks promotes savings deposits starting at 4 percent from June 1 with interest 4 percent paid twice yearly on balances of $5 or more. Deposits and withdrawals allowed anytime. Includes joint survivorship accounts and notes the network contains eleven banks. Capital and surplus cited at $2,500,000 as a member of the Federal Reserve System.
Fletcher Sabvinas and Trust Company appears with multiple branch addresses including the Fletcher Trust banks at N. W. corner Penn and Market, 1233 Oliver Ave, 1533 Roosevelt Ave, 6235 Bellefontaine, 2122 E. Tenth St, 1541 N. Illinois St, 1125 Meridian St, 2969 N. Illinois St, 458 E. Wash St, 474 W. Wash St, 2812 E. Wash St.
Distinguished writers editors and artists gathered for the second annual Indiana Literary Field Day at Culver Military Academy. Winners announced in book illustration essay and one act play with prizes including a $150 Art Institute scholarship to Cornett Wood and a $75 prize to M Thurston Ward for Falling Apples. Helen Weisent won $35 for the essay on George Rogers Clark.
The tardy division leader says take a half and a third and a fourth of that hour and you will have a half over. Interpreting this as a riddle about fractions of the same hour, the solution is 2:00. The phrase implies a common historical puzzle where the sum of fractions equals a direct half hour, yielding a final time of 2 o clock.
The article lists prizewinners in contests and a puzzle about rearranging letters on four discs. It names cash prizes for second and third in a play contest, a bronze medal holder, and contestants from South Bend and Terre Haute, plus a long guest list of notable editors and writers from New York Chicago and Indianapolis.
Fruits and vegetables at city market today show broader variety and higher supply. Prices include strawberries 35 to 40 cents quart, pineapples 10 to 35 cents each, chickens 60 cents per pound, hens 48 cents, eggs 30 to 38 cents per dozen, corn 10 cents per ear, and several other fruits and vegetables with widely varying prices.
Governor Jackson names Brooks T Col lings of Rockville to the Indiana State Reformatory Board of Trustees at Pendleton replacing Charles W Mouch of Newcastle. Col lings will serve a four year term starting June 1 and both trustees are Democrats.
Forty one graduates will receive diplomas at commencement exercises Tuesday night at Spink Arms. A banquet will accompany the event. William D. Headrick will deliver the address with Dean William W. Thornton presiding and presenting diplomas. William R. Forney will announce scholarship prizes.
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