Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 95, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1930 — Page 11

AUG. 29, 1930

MORE THAN 100 MILES OF NEW •ROADSOPENED State Paving Work Finished Ahead of Schedule; Bridges Ready. Opening of several bridges on state highways, and completion of oU treatment on a trunk line between Indianapolis and Chicago were announced in the weekly bulletin of the state highway department today. More t>*n one hundred miles of paving, c impleted six weeks before dates specified in contracts, have been opened in the state. On State road 52. near Andersonville, oil treatment has been finished. and the highway now is open. Anew bridge is in service on U. S. 31. north of Carmel. Other trunk highways, connecting Indianapolis with all sections of the state, with surface conditions, lengths and location of detours and run-arounds for the week of Aug. JO, announced by the department are: Road 7—Closed between Wirt and North Vernon Through traffic detour over state roads. Indianapolis-Madison traffic go via Road 19. Road 9—Detour from eleven miles north of Greenfield to junction with Road 67 is five miles. Bridge run-arounds at two and one-half and three and on-half miles south of Columbia City. Detour between Columbia City and Merriam Is ten miles. Detour from one mile north of Howe to Sturgis. Mich., is five miles. U. S. Road 24—Detour from Five Points to Ohio line is seven miles. Road 29—Drive carefully past grading gangs between Burlington and Mlddlework. Detour Just north of Michigantown will change as work progresses. (Average length of detour is three miles.) Bridge run-arounds at three and one-half, nine and eleven miles south of Logansport. Road 37—Unfinished shoulders between Needmore and Bloomington, and between Sulphur and Paoli, requires careful driving. U. R. Road 40—Ona-wav traffic tn places between Greenfield and Cumberland. Road 37—Bridge run-around at two miles northeast of Sandborn. Short detour in Red Kev. TWO GIRLS, PILOT DIE IN AIR CRASH First Time Passengers in Fatal Plane Ever Had Flown. B'J United Prrng BUFFALO. N. Y.. Aug. 29.—Two girls and the pilot with whom they were riding received fatal injuries in an airplane crash here Thursday. The were: Rose Zajac, 20; Pearl Jabczynska, 18, and Arthur Devlin, 33. It was the first time the gil ls ever had flown. Perfect Bridge Hand HARTFORD CITY, Ind„ Aug. 29. —Mrs. Albert Boston Jr. had faith in her husband's ability so she redoubled his bid of five clubs in a bridge game. She did not have a single trump hand and the opponents, Miss Marie Knetht and George Ravaux, had doubled the bid. Her faith was repaid, however, when Boston laid down thirteen clubs, the perfect hand, on the table.

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CHILDREN START FIRE Flaying With Matches Causes Damage Estimated at $215. Fire started in a garage by children playing with matches, spread to three- other buildings Thursday

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afternoon, causing damage totaling $215. The fire originated in the garage of Patrick Kelly, 23* North Richland avenue, causing SIOO loss. From there it spread to 234 North Richland avenue, and to 230 North Richland avenue, causing $lO5 damage

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to residences. The fire then communicated to the Hoosier Fence Company, 1650 Astor street, causing $lO damage. Suicide by Shooting TERRE HAUT3, Ind., Aug. 29. A verdict of suicide by gunshot

—— nwriMHf In mi By the simple process of working, we secure all that we have, maleic 19 4?**% P nally. And, in addition, we gain the satisfaction and respect that is the 11111 na tural heritage of every one who achieves. I Os all the blessings that men and women may bestow upon themselves, work is the greatest. Let us honor labor—not only for the things it fashions for our use and pleasure, but as well for its greater workmanship in character. part of ami STORES CLOSED LABOR DAY BUTTER <7/7</COLD DRINKS LB prints _ to complete the suppliet for the picnic bapket. At Kroger Kroger Stores win be closed all day September 1. gm 408^ _ _ jgSS anm stores, you find a complete assortment of the very best Stores will remain open late Saturday night. Shop to- 8 1 H ■ m , , 8 gij H 8 H soft drinks. Buy a doten of these delightfully refreshing day or tomorrow and secure enough for the double boli- jg 1 || K—fflL ■■ ■ day. Tou will avoid the inconvenience and higher price. | fcM ■ I# drinks and take them with you on the picnic. You wIU of shopping elsewhere on the holiday. " W m ° ney bT bny ‘"* them “* Kroßer ’** 1 ■ -PICNICS? Bananas 610 erage HEAD LETTUCE ss 2 I lb lILfIU LL 1 I UU3* im I U Selected Sugar-Cured, Smoked a Golden Brown - *-- - -- Delicious Baked or Boiled to Serve Hot or Slice Cold Calefy Midugan 3 su " <, 10® _ T)]ur j n g er l= Lb . 30 0 i Minced Luncheon Lb - 28c lir| W A SI A ua. fupH H STr Mac & Cheese Loaf u, 28 j Spiced Ham s,ked u - 45c MtLtJilO “' a ID Cottage Cheese ”204.25 c Salad Dressing country ciub l2 .o z , j a r 23c ' selected SPRING 2Vi to ' Olives Country Club !4-k..rise | M ™“‘ nuinircMC 2 £i b - Fresh Cream Clnese .gs. u.25c p - J fed unluntlW Pabsl-stt Standard Pkg. 24c oi lOC* Camels, Lucky Sifikes IB r SUGARI f CIGARETTES }\ Pork Steaks Li - 25c i I ][ In 50 Count Tin. | OrOUnd BCCf vr "> 15® I 25-POUND BAG II __ I UIUMIIU n*i \ c"f nc /\ 7 Ti sRRr I Corned Beef 01 35c Beans porTind cans 15c CANADA DRY Peanut Butler Beechnut Med. Jar 17c Salmon Alaska pink ’ 2 Taii cans 29c Mustard 8 -o* E sar. 9c ot. jar 15c Sardines Ir. Pure Olive Oil Q 03flg 19c 3 T 50C sandwich Spread Delicious, Lgo. Jar 23c Dill Pickles Country Club Qt. Jar 2?c French Coffee Peanul B „er Excellent Quality 2 Lba. 25C Iced or not OaISUP Country Club Lge. Bottle 15c Lb. 35c Lippincotf Pkg., %-Pt- Stuffed Olives, both for 29c SPICE CAKE i\ P & G SOAP , two layer | KROGER DRINKS | NAPTHA 25c 1 IN FAMILY PACKAGE I Q Bars 25c r GINGERALE, ROOT BEER, J Bread 10c f lemon lime, orange I Crystal White 3 Fo r 10c Country Club; lb. loaf. sc; sandwich ■ Soap; low price...., Soda Crackers ic c I A 24-Oz. Bottles dlQc I Linil 9c Honey While Cakes •)% | % 1 Kirk’s Castile 4 Barf 95c Dainty cookies, mm ■ *V J * Toilet soap

wounds was returned by Coroner E. E. Hoffa in the death of Charles Seeman, 77, whose body was found in a grape arbor in the rear of his home here. Despondency over ill health is believed to have been responsible for the act.

QUIZ TWO AS BANDITS Police Say Men Answer “Gas Station Holdup Men's’’ Description. Police today held two youths and were searching for a third in connection with a series of filling sta-

tion holdups in the last ten days. Lewis Walters, 23, and Albert Baugh. 28. of 1428 West Court street, are charged with vagrancy.' They answered descriptions of the bandits, police said. , Sunlight yellows white silk.

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Y. W. C. A. Secretary Chosen SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Aug. 29Miss Edith J. McLellan, La Porte, has been chosen to succeed Miss Verna Swisher as secretary of the Y. W. C. A. here. Miss Swisher resigned to take a position in Wisconsin.