Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1928 — Page 27

IJUNE 15, 1928

NEW RAVINS ON STATE ROAD 34 OPENED TOSAT Improvement of Highway to Crawfordsvilie Ready for Traffic. New concrete pavement was opened today on State Rd. 34, the Indianapolis-Crawfordsville Rd.. and detours between Jamestown and Lizton, Pittsborro and Brownsburg, were removed from the traffic bulletin of the Indiana Highway Department states. Bituminous paving is proceeding rapidly in several places according to Director John D. Williams, but has been hadicapped because of the incessant rain. Surveys for the week show much progress made on Rd. 62, between Corydon and Lanesvillee, Rd. 50, near Dillsboro, and Rd. 27, adjacent to Pokagon State Park. General road conditions were listed as follows: Rd. 2—Detour from Bclshaw. near Rd. %1. to east edge of Lowell is six miles. Rd. 3—Detour two miles north of Muncie to Hartford City Is eighteen and one-half miles. Detour from Petroleum to Bluffton. Rd. 7—One-way traffie bridges eight and ten miles north of Madison. Bridge runaround six and one-half and seven and one-half miles north of Madison. Rd. 9—New gravel approaches to bridge at Mt. Etna are open to light traffic only. Rd. 10—Detour east from Culver is three and one-half* miles. Bridge run-around one-fourth-mile west of Bass Lake. U. S. No. 20—Detour from Lagrange to Steuben County line is seventeen miles. Detour in Elkhart, while city is making Improvements. U. S. Rd. 24—Detour from Monticello to Idaville is nine miles. Detour Just east of Huntington is one and one-half mljes. Rd. 25—Detour from Logansport to Rochester Is thirty-one miles. Rd. 26—Detour four miles east of Middlefork is three miles. U. S. Rd. 27—Detour north from Liberty Js four and one-half miles. Bridge runaround at Chester. Detour from Fountain City to Winchester. Detour one-half mile •west of Berne to one mile south of Monroe is five miles. Detour from Pleasant Lake to Angola Is five miles. Detour at Angola to two and one-half miles north of Michigan line is fifteen miles. (Entrance to State Park is open from the (South.) Rd. 28—Bridge run-arounds three and eight miles east of Romney and nine miles east of Rd. 43. Detour three miles east of Romney is three miles. Detour five miles east of Atticsv. Is five miles. Detour from Farmland to Vf:jafe,s4ir. Rd. 29—Detour just sou., of Greensburg is three miles. Bridge run-around six miles north of Wine.::'*'*. Three bridge run-arounds at Beardstown,, at one-fourth mile south and one-fourth mile west of Bass Lake. Detour from two miles north of La Porte to Jet. of Rd. 20. is two and cnc-half miles. (Open to light traffic only). U. 3. Rd. 30—Run-around at Erie R. R. Crossing two miles east of Schererville, petour from Plymouth east is one and one-hilf miles. Detour seven and one-half miles cast of New Haven, is six miles. Rd. 32—Detour around bridge construction one and one-half miles west of Noblesville is four and one-half miles. Detour just east of Lapel is one and onefcalf miles. Rd. 34—Detour from Veedersburg to Rd. 41 is one and one-half miles. Through traffic between Indianapolis and Crawfordsvilie should use Rds. 52 and 32 via Lebanon. Rd. 37—Detour from twentv-one miles north of Paoli to Orleans is seven miles. Construction between Bedford and Bloomington will not interfere with traffic this J'ear as new road Is on 75 per cent reocation and traffic uses old road. Rd. 38 —Detour seven miles east of Newcastle is three miles. Detour east of Hagerstown is pne and one-half miles. U. S. Rd. 40—Bridge run-around at Btilesville. U. S. Rd. 41—Detour one-mile north of Vincennes is two and one-half miles. Detour from Busseron to Oaktown is three miles. Detour at Jet. of Rd. 34 is two miles. Detour from five miles north of Attica to Boswell is sixteen miles. Detour at south edge of Kentland is onehalf mile. Bridge run-around two miles north of Kentland. Detour from St. John to Jet. of Rd. 30 is five miles. Rd. 45—Detour from Gentryville to Huntingburg is eighteen miles. Three and

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Indianapolis Elks Observe Flag Day

Indianapolis Elks observed Flag day with annual ceremonies Thursday. A color squad from the Navy recruiting station is shown hoisting anew flag on the flagpole at the Elks clubhouse, St. Clair and Meridian Sts., at daybreak. Left to right: Storekeeper H. H.

one-half miles earth road should be avoided in wet weather then detour Huntingburg via Ferdinand in wet weather. Rd. 46—Narrow approaches to bridge three and one-half miles east of Nashville. Rd. 50—Short detour in Washington. Detour from Medora to Valonia is seven and one-half miles. Bridge run-around just west of Seymour. Detour from Junetion of Rd. 1 to Aurora is twenty and one-half miles. U S. Rd. 52—Detour at Otterbeln Is one mile. Detour in Lebanon around paving bv city. Detour from four miles southeast of Rushville to two miles southeast of Andersonville is seventeen miles. (Narrow and poor surface.) Detour from Brookville to State line at West Harrison is eighteen miles in Indiana and three and one-half miles in Ohio. (Detour for local traffic via New Cahlisle (Ohio). Brookville to Cincinnati traffic detour via Sciplo (Ohio) and Ohio Rd. 126 to Venice, then on U. S. Rd. 27 to Cincinnati over Colrain Ave. Indianapolis to Cincinnati traffic use Rd. 52 from Indianapolis to Rushville, then Rd. 44 to Connersvllle, then Rd. 1 to Brookville. then over detour described for Brookville to Cincinnati traffic. Rd. 53—Detour from Alx to Demott Is twelve miles. Rd. 54—Bridge run-around one and onihalf miles east of Rd. 41. Rd. 56 —Detour from West Baden to Paoti is fifteen miles. Bridge run-around six and one-half miles east of Paoli. Earth surface between Salem and Scottsburg is impassable most of time. Detour around earth slide at bridge at two miles west of Vevav is two and one-half miles. Detour in Rising Sun is one-half mile. Rd. 57—Ferry White River at Rogers. Two miles of eajth road across river bottoms between Rogers and Sandy Hook. Detour two miles south of Washington is three and one-half miles. Rd. 59—Bridge run-around flv® miles north of Linton. Rd. 62—Detour from Corydon to New Albany is via Palmyra over Rds. 35 and 150 and is thirty-three and one-half miles. No suitable local detour. Rd. 65—Bridge run-arounds two and

Johnson, Machinist's Mate F. E. Dwyer, Boatswain’s Mate J. M. Reynolds, Pharmacist’s Mate H. P. Shorrock and Samuel Marer, member of the Elks special Flag day committee. Attorney Alvah J. Rucker spoke last night at the clubhouse. George W. June was chairman of the committee in enlarge.

one-hilf and five miles north of Mt. Vernon. Rd. 66—Detour from two miles east of Evansville to New burg is eight and onehalf miles. Impassable between Newburg and Hatgeld with no detour. Through traffic avoid Rd. 66 and route via Rds. 45 and 62 until further notice. Detour onehalf miles west of Rockport is four and one-half miles. Rd. 67—Bridge run-around on# and one-half miles sorth of Bruceville. V. S. Rd. 159—Bridge run-around one anad one-half miles west of West Baden. Detour between West Baden and Paolt is fifteen miles. Gum Fills Wheelbarrow By Times Special PORTLAND, Ind., June 15. Chewing gum sufficient to fill a wheelbarrow was scraped from the floor of the National Guard Armory here. The gum had been discarded by dancers. It is estimated that 110,000,000 people speak German.

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DUDE RANCH IN FLORIDA Stock to Be Imported from Wyoming for Venture. B.y United. Press MIAMI, Fla., June 15.—The "dude ranch” idea is growing in popularity here. The first such ranch in Florida will open here in the fall with all the wild-west trimmings, including bucking bronchos, cow-punchers and cattle roundups. The ranch will be under the supervision of James H Bright, prominent Florida developer, and Zack Miller, rancher, circus man and cattle dealer. The stables will include seventy-five horses, many of which have yet to be saddle-broke. All the stock has been imported from Wyoming.

54 GRADUATED AT FRANKLIN College Class Given Diplomas This Week. By Times Special FRANKLIN, Ind., June 15.—This year’s graduating class of Franklin College had fifty-four members, who were awarded diplomas this week. Members of the class were: Rachel Elizabeth Applegate. Franklin; Mary Elizabeth Axby. Lawrenceburg; Mary Mildred Barnes, whiteland; Ira Donald Boyle, Columbus; Esther Lorraine Cogswell, Franklin; Dorothy Davenport, North Vernon; Gertrude Deer, Franklin; Barbara Elizabeth Douglas. Franklin; Dan Alden Edkins. Greensburg; Emma Lynne Fountalne, Brownstown; William Lennis Green, Franklin; James Ralph Henry, Greenwood; Otto Hughes. Boggstown; William Austin Handley, Franklin; Justlna Louise Kamman. Columbus; Opal Mary Kasting, Columbus; Mae Marian Kelly. Franklin; Herbert Klnnear, Franklin. Helen Carmen Llnkenhelt, Indiani.polis: Norval Martin. Columbus; Mary Sadie Mills. Morganfleld, Ky.; LaVerna Mae Nesbitt, Garrett; Dorothy Juanita Partner, Lebanon; Sarah Katrina Ragsdale, Franklin; Charles Bartholomew' Salisbury, Franklin; John Richard Sapp, Fountaintown; Wilma Marie Smith, Osgood; Hubert Lee Thompson, Marshall; Merrill Demaree Thompson, Whiteland; Richard VanDeenter, Spencer: Robert Ellsworth Walden, Franfort; Kenneth Warren Wantland. Franklin: William Bernard Ward, Manilla; Melvin Caswell Weedon, Lawrenceville, 111.; Carl Sexson Winters, Martinsville; Joseph Milton Wishard, Needham; Mary Lynn Weyl, Miami, Fla.; Goldie Marie Nicholson. Mayme Ann Campbell. DeLand. Fla.; Velva May DeMoss, Rolling Prairie; Edwin F. Deppe, New York; Gayle Stanley Eads. Versailles; Irene Enid Elkins. Indianapolis; Helen Belle Foster. Monroeville; Louise Harris, Hammond; Hazel Vera Harrison, Brownstown: Harold D. Hibbs, Trafalgar; Ethel Hotchkiss, Franklin; Ross Allen Plowman, Remington; Jackson Abraham Daney, Franklin; Harrv Jenner Richey. Greenwood Joseph Rav Ross, Hope; Catherine Surpas, London, and Oden Thompson, Courtland. Man, 65, Weds in Haste By Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., June 15. Twenty-four hours after Edgar Musgrave, 65, was divorced from Mrs. Fanny Musgrave, 63, he took as his wife Mrs. Ran Southard, named as co-respondents by the wife. The Musgraves had been married forty years, and had six children, the oldest 42.

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