Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 138, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1924 — Page 15

FRIDAY, OCT. 17, 1924

ROSIER MOTOR CLUB GIVES OUT FOOTBALL ROUTES Best Roads to Gainqs of Indiana Teams Saturday Are Outlined. Routes to football parries Saturday recommended by the touring department of the Hoosler Motor Club, are: INDIANA vs. CHICAGO at Chu-aso—-Leave Indianapolis via Indiana Ave. sna follow the Jackson Highway marked J H .also State Rd. 6) to Lebanon. At courthouse in Lebanon ffo west on State Ka. No 33 through Crawfordsville to the Indiana niinot* State line This road connects with Illinois State Rd. 10 to Danvijle. 111. From Danville go north on \ er- j rrulllon St and follow State Ro. 1 through Mommence and Chicago Heights to Chicago D'.atance 233 miles. j A shorter route over gravel roads is Indianapolis to Lebanon pavement over State Rd 6: State Rd. +4 to Rnssv'.ne SC'te Ro 20 to Lafayette: Jackson Htghv S to Rertssalaer: West from Renssalaer to Mt. Ayr then north to State Rd. 8; State Rd. S to Gary: into Chicago via Lake Shore route. Distance. 210 mi.-*s. PURDUE vs. NORTHWESTERN at Evanston —Take route to Chicago. From Chicago go north on Michigan Ave and continue north on Sheridan Rd. to EvanSt< WABASH vs HANOVER at Crawfordsvtlle—Leave Indianapolis via Indiana Ave , and follow State Rd No. 6 to Lebanon, all iflLvrd then weet on Stale Rd 33 to CrawDistance. 50 miles. PAUW vs FRANKLIN at Greencas tie West on Washington, following State Rd 3 to 4 miles west of Mt. Meridian. Turn north on State Rd 32 to Greenca?t> Road is paved to State Rd 32, then gravel to Greencastle. Distance. 43 miles. ROSE POLY vs EVANSVILLE at Evansvi’le—Leave Indianapolis via W. Washington St., following State Rd 3 to Ten-’ Haute all pavement. Caution for one-way bridge at Putnamvtlle and narrow grade three miles east of Terre Haute. From Terre Haute go south on Seventh St and following Stat* Rd 10 through Vtncennes to Evansville. Detour from | two mile* north of Hazelton to Patoka and not good in wet weather. Dtf stance. 190 mile*. _ EARLHAM vs DEFIANCE at Richmond —Go east on E Washington St., following National Old Trails Rd and state Rd 3 to Richmond. CAUTION lor bridge con struction at Cambridge City. Distance. 60 mI MUNCIE NORMAL vs. TERRE HAUTE 1 NORMAL at Terre Haute —Follow route as . given to Evansville via Terre Haute. Dis- j ‘“INDIANA CENTRAL v. NORTH MAN- j CHESTER at North Manchester —Go north on Meridian St. to Broad Ripple. then , north on State Rd. Ito Kokomo. In K<>- j komo turn raat on Sycamore St and loF low tSate Rd. 35 to seven miles beyond Greentown. Turn north on Hills and. Lakes Trail, marked H I. to Wabash and i North Manchester Distance. 9 miles.

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F. E. Hart. Anderson: Mrs. Ethel Wall. Summitvtlle: Mrs. S. C. Currant, Selma. Treasurer—Mrs. Lon A. Nossett, Muncie. Recording Secretary—Mrs. Emma Mann, Muncie. Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. Alice Noble, Muncie. Field Support Secretary—Mrs. V. H. Nulle. Anderson. Extension Secretary—Mrs. W. P. Modling, Hartford City.

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