Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1925 — Page 29

FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 1925

WABASH BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED UNTIL NOV. 5 Ferry Will Take Care of • Traffic at Vincennes, Says Bulletin. The Wabash River bridge at Vincennes, which takes care of IndianaIllinois traffic from State Rds. 5, 10 and 12, will bo closed for repairs until Nov. 5, the State highway commission announced in its weekly bulletin today. A ferry, operating north of the structure, will take care of the traffic. Contrary to iirst expectations of the commission, work lias been rushed to such an extent on the temporary bridge on State ltd. 32, two miles north of Gosport, that it may be in place by Saturday. When the bridge is opened, traffic from Indianapolis to Spencer and Bloomington may go over its old rout£ without detouring. ' Conditions on State roads out of Indianapolis were set forth in the bulletin as follows: No. 1 (Now Albany, Indianapolis. South Bend. Michigan line)—Detour marked just north of Peru account dredge ditch. Detour frotn two miles north of Edinburg to franklin account paving. New pavement open from Crothersville to Austin. There detour east one and one-half miles on county road to old State road, thence south to Seottsburg. No. 3. (Richmond. Ind’auapolis. Terre Haute) —Bridge run-around at six rni'es l west of Richmond, and at one-eighth mile least of Pershing. " No. fi (Madison. Greens'burg, Indianapolis, Lafayette. Oxford) —Detour at two miles north of'Lebanon to Thorntown ltd., thence north through Thfc-ntown to No. (i. Side detour one and one-half miles northwest of Thorntown: short detour one mile further northwest, and detour at eleven miles south of Lafayette through Stockwell. No. l‘J (Vincennes. Spencer. Ind’anapoliSG—Drive carefully at approaches to temporary bridge two mies north of Gosport. No. 15 (Indianapolis. Logansoort. Michigan City)—Closed for six miles south of Logansport for construction: good detour marked. Short detour at Boyleston around bridge construction. No. 33 (English. Paoli. Bedford. Bloomington, Martinsville. Indianapolis)—Closed at a point five miles south of Indianapolis for constructing overhead bridge over Illinois Central R, R. Detour mark'd to Three-Notch Rd.. over one mile of gravel road. - entering Indianapolis via S. Meridian St. Closed between Martinsville ana Bloomington, and from English to Paoli for paving. Through traffic between Martinsville and Bloomington go via Spencer over Rds. 13 and 33. THERE IS A DETOUR FOR LOCAL TRAFFIC BUT IT IS POOR. Closed at new bridge two miles south of Bedford. Detour east In Bedford on No. 4. thence southeast on a bituminous macadam road via Riverdale to No. 33 at Mitchell. From Paoli is a county road to Grantsburg via Marengo and English. Avoid south of Grantsburg account construction: no detour roads. No. 37 (Indianapolis. Anderson. Mun- i tie) —Pavement from Indianapolis to Muneie except mile gap between McCordsvtle and Fortville. where detour is marked. Detour around bridge at Ingalls. Use old No. 11 ta junction of 11 and 37 from two and ont-half miles south of Pendleton to where old Rd. 11- intersects new road, which is approximately two miles northeast of Pendleton. Drive this route carefully as workmen are building shoulders. No. 39 (Indianapolis. Rushville. Brookville. Ohio line) —Closed between Julietta and Hawthorne (Marion County) for paving. East-bound traffic detour over county road meeting National Rd. near Cumberland, then.ie on National Rd. to Indianapolis. Run-around at bridge construction three miles south of Cedar Grove. CLUB TO GIVE DANCE .Butler Organization Seeks to Join Journalistic Fraternity. All Butler will be guests of the Butler Fourth Estate Club, an honorary journalistic fraternity, Saturday at a Halloween Grip Hop, following the Rose Roly-Butler football game. Carr’s Hall, 5436 E. Washington St., is the scene of the dance. The Fourth Estate Club has petitioned Sigma Delta Chi, national journalistic fraternity, and will be voted on at the national convention of Sigma Delta Chi in Denver, Nov. 17. The purpose of the dance is to raise funds to send a delegate to the convention.

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CLUB GIVES ROUTES TO FOOTBALL GAMES Touring Department of Hoosier Motor Organization Announces Best Way to Travel on Saturday.

Best routes to football games Saturday, as given by the touring department of the Hoosier Motor Club, are. Chicago vs. Purdue, Chicago Leaving indianapojis go north on Capitol Ave. to Thirtieth St. Turn left on Thirtieth St. and continue west through the park to three quarters of a mile west of tile park. Here turn right on Stale ltd. ti and follow same to Lebanon. From Lebanon proceed west over State ltd. 33 through CrawfordsvUle to- the IndianIllinois State line: Stale Rd. 10 from the Slate line to Danvil.e. From Danville follow State ltd. 1 through Watseka to Chicago. The distance is 333 miles. The road is paved irom Indianapolis to Lebanon; graveled from Lebanon to the Wabash River and paved on to Chicago. Evansville v Hanover. Evansvile .Ind. Leaving the city go west on Washington St. to the edge ot the city, three miles west. Bear left on State ltd. 3 and continue on same through Stilesville, Marmony, Terre Haute to the Indiaiia-llUnois State line. From here follow State Rd. 11 to Marshall 111.; south on State Rd. 1 to Lawrence ville; east on Rd. 13 to Vincennes; south on State Rd. 10 to Evansville. The distance is 308 miles. The road is paved to Lawrenceviile. gravel to two miles north of White River, and paved on to Evansville. l>e Pauw \n. Franklin. GreencasUe, Iml. From Indianapolis go west on Washington St. to tile edge oi the city, three miles west. Bear left on State Rd. 3 and follow same through St lesviile, to four mi.es west of Mt. Meridian. Here turn right on State Rd. 33 and proceed north four miles to Greencastle. The road is paved to tile intersection of Rd. 3 and 33. and graveled on to..destination. Distance is forty-four miles. Indiana vs. Northwestern, Bloomington. Ind. Leaving Indianapolis go west on Washington St. to the edge of the city three miles west. Bear left on State Rd. 3 ana follow same through Stilesvi.le to four miles west of Mt. Meridian. Here turn left on State Rd 32 and continue southward through Spencer to Bloomington. The distance is eighty miles. Pavement is had from Indianapolis to intersection of Rds. 3 and 32: then gravel, reported in goodcondition, to Bloomington. Georgia Tech. vs. Notre Dame Atlanta. Ga. Leaving Indianapolis rn east on Wa.sh-

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ington St. and folow State Rd. 3 through Greenfield. Cambridi?: City to Richmond, south on State Rd. 21 to Liberty Rd. 48 to tlie Indiana-Ohlo State 'ine: Rd. 12(1 to McGonigle. Ro. 223 to Millville Rd. 127 to Hamilton: Rd. tl to Cincinnati—cross toll bridiro to Covington. Ky.. and follow the Dixie Highway south through Falmouth. Cynth'ana, Paris. Lexington. Richmond. Livingston to Corbin. From Corbin take the Boone Way through Cumberland Gan to Tazewell; south on State Rd 33 to Knoxville: the Lee Highway from Knoxvile to Chattanooga: the Dixie Highway to Ft. Oglethorpe Rd. 3 from the Fort, through Cartersville to Atlanta. Distance is 700 miles. The road is paved from Indianapolis to Cincinnati, excepting twenty-two miles of graveled surface between Richmond and the IndianaOhio State line. There is a bridge runaround at Pcrshipg ami another Aix miles west of Richmond. Hard-surfaced road

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will be encountered between Cincinnati and Richmbnd. Ky with somewhat rutted surface between Independence and Falmouth. There is construction south of Richmond on the Dixie Htghw iv, but traffic may go through on the main road when work is not In process, i. e.. from 0 p. m. to 8 a. m.. from noon to 1 p. m. or all aa.v Sunday. The remainder of the road to Knoxville is excellent pavemeat and gravel. From Knoxville the Had >s practically all macadamized to Sweetwater. Construction between sweetwater and Athens—travel use old road a part of the distance. Fifteen miles of pavement between Athens and Charleston -msami clay and gravel on to Clyve'und ami Chattanooga. From Chattanooga south through Georgia the road i prineipallv sand clay, and the condition is ereatlv dependent upon the immediate weather. For this reason, the route should be cheeked at the office of the ChattanVioga Club to warrant best traveling conditions. lowa City vs. Wabash. lowa City. lowa Leaving IndinnspnFg go north on Capitol Ave. to Thirtieth St. Turn left and proceed west on Thirtieth St, through the oark and on West throe-quarters of a mile

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Turn right on State. Rd. 6 and follow same to Lebanon: west on ltd. 33 through Crawiordsvil'e to the Indiana-Illinois State ine; continuing west on State Rd. 10 to Danville. From Danville to north on Rd. 1 through nooneeton to Watseka; west Oil Rd, 8 to El Paso: north on Rd 2 to I.s Salle; west on Rd. 7 through Davenport. lowa to lowa City. The distance is 401 miles. Pavement is continuous from Indianapolis to twelve miles west of Davenport. lowa, with the exception of the graveled portion between Lebanon and the Wabash River. The road from this point on west ttr lowa City is graded dirt and i.s dependent on the weather. A check on this portion of the trip at the Mississippi Motor Club. Davenport. lowa, would prove helpful. ATHLETIC FIEIJ) TALKED Plans to acquire an athletic field for Manual Training High School were discussed Thursday night by alumni of the school in the office

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