Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 129, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1927 — Page 10

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NEW PAVEMENT i IS OPENED ON STATE_ROADS |un-arounds Are Removed on Several Routes, Bullerrr-. tin Says. Several miles of new bituminous pavement was opened on Rd. 29, near Burlington; new concrete on U. S. 41, near Morocco and bridge detours and run-arounds were removed on Rd. 3, near Muncie; 27 north of Ft. Wayne; 53 north of Demotte; 32 near Dover, and 56 near Cato and East Enterprise. These were the high lights of the weekly traffic bulletin issued today by the State highway department. Indianapolis roads were given as follows: No. 29 (Madison. Greensburg. ShelbyTlle. Indianapolis. Logansport. La Porte, Junction of Rd. 20 near Michigan City)— Detour aiourd construction just south of Greensburg, one mile of which is very narrow. Run-around at one and one-half Kdles north of Kirklin. Bridge runaround at Middle Fork. Detour from just north of Wheeling to Deer Creek for construction. Detour from Knox to junction of Rd. 30 account paving. Bridge runaround at two miles north of junction of Rd. 30. U. S. No. 31 (Louisville. Seymour. Columbus. Indianapolis. Peru. South Bend. Michigan linei—Five-mile detour around Edinburg bridge is r.ariow. Bridge run-

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around at eleven miles north of Kokomo and ..t one mile north of Peru. U. S. No. 36 (authorized but not maintained from Illinois line to Montezuma — maintained thence to Rockville. Danville. Indianapolis)—Detour around paving between Danville and Avon. No 37 (Tell City. English, Paoli, Bedford. Bloomington, Martinsville, Indianapolis)—Drive carefully past workmen south of Grantsburg. Detour in Paoli around paving. Fresh tar between Oolitic and Needmore for three days beginning Monday, Oct. 10. U. S. No. 52 (junction of Rd. 41, near Fowler, Lafayette. Lebanon, Indianapolis, Rushville, Brookville. Cincinnati)—Detour from east edge of Montmorenci to one and one-half miles east of Otterbein. Good five-mile detour around paving between Lebanon and Lafayette. Paving between New Palestine arid Morristown with detour for local traffic. Pavement from Rushville to Morristown and Marion County line to New Palestine completed. However, men are working on shoulders and one drives this at their own risk. Through traffic may route via No. 40 to Dunreith, thence south on Rd. 3 to Rushville. No. 67 (Vincennes, Bicknell, Spencer. Indianapolis. Anderson. Muncie—authorized to Portland and Ohio line) —Short detour in Edwardsport account bridge con. struction. - S2O monthly extra income. Rent your spare room. Call Main 3500, order a Times Want Ad.

HOLD FIRST AID RACE Indiana Bell Telephone Has State Contest. * A state-wide first aid contest now is being held by the Indiana Bell Telephone Company, under supervision of W. R. Hirst, safety director. Preliminary contests started last week and competitions will continue this week and next. The field will be narrowed to six teams for the final tourney here late in October. New Albany and Bloomington have been eliminated by Evansville. Winners at Muncie, Marion, Kokomo and South Bend districts will be determined this week. These victors will compete late at South Bend. The winner there will meet Evansville in the semi-finals Oct. 14, and the team that triumphs will represent the out-state Division in the finals. Other departments which will be represented in the final tournament are Indianapolis Garage, Maintenance, Construction, Splicing and Engineering. Maintenance has six teams, while all the others have three, dates of the eliminaticn trials at Indianapolis are as follows: Oct, 7, Garage; Oct. 10, Maintenance; Oct. 11, Construction; Oct. 12, Splicing; Oct. 13, Engineers. Final tourney date tentatively is Oct. 28. Lived in Township 80 Years Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, Ind., Oct. 7.—Funeral services were held at Montgomery today for Thomas M. Gough, 89, for eighty years a resident of Barr Township, Daviess - County. He died Tuesday night after a lon£ illness.

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WARNS MINISTRY NOT ‘SOFT SNAP’ AS'JOB Pastor Works Harder Than Most Other Men, Students Told. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 7. “The young man who enters the Christian ministry and tries to follow the line of least resistance is as much out of place as some dear old lady would be in a football game,” said Dean Charles R. Brown of the Yale Divinity School at the opening exercises of that department of the university. “The man who thinks of the ministry as a pious, respectable but withal rather an easy* job had best stop, look and listen,” Dean Brown continued. “Asa city pastor for many years'l would say without a moment’s hesitation, and stand ready to defend my claim against all comers, that comparing averages with averages and exceptions with exceptions the faithful, efficient minister in charge of a church works harder than any other man in the community.” NATIONAL PARK PLAN IN VIRGINIA BACKED New Yorker Urges Setting Aside Blue Ridge Region. HARRISBURG, Va., Oct. 7.—A plea to Virginia not to let $6,000,000, the purchase price of the proposed Shenandoah National Park area, stand in the way of acquiring the site was made by Dr. Frank Bohn of New York to business men and women of the Shenandoah Valley. Dr. Bohn predicted that the Southern Appalachian Mountain region from Harper’s Ferry to Muscle Shoals was destined to be “one rumbling highway of industrialism,” and declared the creation of the Blue Ridge Mountains as a recreational ground to give to industrial workers an opportunity to breathe the sweet air of the country would be a factor in the development. SUNSTROKE SPURS EGGS Hen Lays Two at Time Several Days a Week After Affliction. By United Press LONDON ,Oct. 7.—Does sunstroke make a chicken .lay more eggs? The answer seems to be in the affirmative, judging from the eggs laid by a hen owned by R. F. Parker, of Lincolnshire. This fowl was affected by sunstroke last year and ever since has been laying two eggs at a time four times a week. On two occasions she has actually laid three eggs. A short time ago the other hens in the roost became jealous of her prolific work and began attacking her. She was then separated from All the Credit You Want at Cash Prices PENNSYLVANIA TIRES ■ Consumers Tire Cos. 301 N. Delaware St.

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