Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1936 — Page 5

LOCAL DETOURS ARE LISTED FOR SPEEDWAY FANS

Special Bulletin Issued by State for Benefit of Motorists,

A special issue of the highway detour bulletin was released today by the State Highway Commission for the benefit of motorists attending the Speedway race in Indianapolis tomorrow. The following highways leading into Indianapolis are affected by detours: Indiana 29, from Shelbyville to Incdlanapolis—detour 34 \ miles over Indiana 9 and U. 8. 52; U. 8. 52, near southeast city limits of Indianapolis, 1.7 miles bridge runaround over county bituminous and

oiled gravel roads, from Indianapolis north to 71st-st—detour 14 miles over Indiana 29 and county concrete road; Indiana 67 from Indianapolis to ‘Anderson—detour 41 miles over Ind. 13 and 32. The detours are:

Indiana 2—From Westville east and .north, 3 miles over county bituminous and ravel road. From Mishawaka to Elkhart, .5 miles over county concrete road. Indiana 3—From mile north Allencounty line north, 10 miles over county gravel road. United State 6—From Butler east, 4 miles over Indiana 1 and county road. Indiana 9—From Indiana 67 south of Pendleton to Huntsville, shoulder construction, drive carefully. Indiana 13—From Wabash northeast 3 miles over city streets and county ave road. From Indiana 13 east to Collamer, 4 miles over Indiana 13 and county gravel. ndian 14—From Indiana 9 east to Allen-Whitley county line. Indiana 15—From Marion to LaFontaine, 13 miles over Indiana 9, 105 and county ravel. From Wabash to 1 mile Indiana 14, 21 miles over Indiana 13, 213, 114 and county gravel road. From Silver Lake east and north, 14 miles over Indiana 14, county gravel and county concrete roads. Indiana 18—From United States 152 north and east over United States 152 and county gravel road.

Eastbound Traffie Routed

United States 24—From Wabash northeast; eastbound traffic. 7 miles over county rave}; westbound follow United States 24 o Indiana 13 and 13—detour to Wabash. From! United States 30 to New Haven, 2 miles over United States 30 and New Havén streets. Indiana 25—PFrom Rochester to Mentone, 20 miles over Indiana 14 and 19. United States, 27--From Indiana 124 east and north 2 miles over Indiana 124 and county bituminous road. Indiana 29—From Shelbyville to Indianapolis 34 miles over Indiana 9 and United States 52. United States 31—In Peru and north, 2 miles over city streets and e From United States 6 to South Bend, 29 miles over United States 6, Indiana 331 and county concrete, Indiana 33—From New Albany 8 Indiana 60, 12 miles over United States 31 and Indiana 60. Local traffic detour around construction over county gravel and United States 31. Indiana 34—From Waynetown to Crawfordsville, 11 miles over county gravel road and Indiana 58. om Brownsburg east, 4.7 miles over county gravel and bi-

tuminous roads. ’ United. States 36—East “8Y Danville, shoulder construction; drive carefully. From Indianapolis to Indiana 9, south of Pendleton, 35 miles over United States 40 and Indiana 9.

Construction at Fort Branch

Indiana 39—From Danville to banon, 30 miles over county gravel and Indiana 34. From Indiana 18 to Delphi, four miles over county gravel and city streets. U. S. 40—From Terre Haute to Indiana 43, 44 miles over U. 8. 41, 36 and Indi-

ana 43 . 8. 41—South of Fort Branch, construction, drive carefully. Just north of White River near Hazleton, 5.5 miles over county gravel. Three miles south of Vincennes. bridge run-around. From Youngstown north to one mile south Terre Haute, seven. miles over county gravel roa Cook to U. .S. 30, unfinished sh T'S. drive carefully, trucks advised to follow U. 8. 30. Indiana 53 and U. 8S. 152. From U. 8. 30 west and north to U. 8. 6, seven miles over U. 8. 30 and Indiana 141. Indiana 43—From Westville to Michiagn City, 14 miles over U. 8S. 6, county concrete and oil mat roads. Indiana 46—From Bloomington to Nashville, 25 miles over Indiana 45 and 135. Indiana. 47—From Thorntown east to U. S. 52 over county gravel road and

Ut : S0—Just west of Shoals, drive carefully due to settlement of road. Just north of Aurora, bridge run-around.

Settlement in Road

U. 8. 52—Near southeast city limits of Indianapolis 1.7 miles bridge run-a-round over county bituminous and oiled gravel roads. Trucks over three tons follow U. 8. 40 and Indiara9. From Indianapolis north to 7ist-st 14 miles over Indiana 29 and county concrete, From 71st-st to Lebanon, shoulder construction, drive carefully. © From West Lafayette north, 2.5 miles over city streets and county concrete. Indiana 54—Just west of Bloomfield, drive carefully due to settlement of road. Indiana 59—From Indiana 46 to Brasil, 14 miles over Indiana 46, county gravel and Indiana 42. A Indiana 62—At western edge of New Albany, 1.1 miles over Road 133, county bituminous and city streets. From Jeffersonville north and east 49 miles over U. 8. 31 and Indiana 56. Indiana 67—From Indianapolis to Anderson, 41 miles over Indiana 13 and 32. Indiana 114—From Akron east, 14 miles

Indiana 18 northwest of Wabash. Indiana 116—From Markle to Bluffton, 14 miles over U. S. 224 and Indiana 1. Indiana 135—From 4 miles east of Morantown north and east 5 miles over coun. y gravel and bituminous road.

Detour in Danyille Area Indiana 136—From North Salem, south-

east, 4 miles over county gravel and bi-

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Plants donated by members of the Indianapolis Council of Garden Clubs are being distributed from the council’s garden center to persons interested in yard beau-

tification. Mrs. David Fetty (left) is garden center chairman, and Mrs. Paul Beard, council first vice president, is the council's program chairman.

BODY OF MAN FOUND ON FALL CREEK BANK

Coroner Says Death Was Due to » Heart Disease.

Police today sought identification of a man,'about 65 years old, found dead yesterday at Fall Creek and Boulevard-pl. The body was discovered by Henry Tate, 2300 N. Cap-itol-av.

The only clew to the identification was a basket found near the body which bore the name A. A. Keeney.

Residents in the neighborhood said

he had been selling insect powder there several days. Deputy Coroner Thomas Hanika said death was due to heart disease. The man was wearing a dark suit, was about 5 feet 10 inches in height and weighed 170 pounds.

DANCING, GYMNASTIC PROGRAM SCHEDULED

Garfleld Park. Classes to Give Exhibition Thursday. . Annual exhibition of dancing and gymnastics is to be presented by the Garfield Park Community classes

tuminous roads. From Danville west and north, 5 miles over U. S. 36, county gravel and oil mat. Indiana 140—From U. S. 40 to Soldiers

and Sailors Childrens Home, 4 miles over county gravel road. U. 8. 22¢—From Magley to Decatur, 8.5 miles over county gravel and brick roads. Indiana 234—From Indiana 43 east to Jamestown, 27 miles over Indiana 43

d 3 - 236—From Indiana east, 8.5

4. Indians miles over Indiana 67 and county gravel. [n From U. 8. 50 east to tchell, 17 miles over U. 8. 50 and Indiana 37.

Indiana 356—From just west junction

Road 62 north, 2 miles over county stone road. .

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once daily for often at first hroat. 75¢c at the good drug stores.

at 7:15 Thursday night in the Gar-

field Park open air theater. The classes are sponsored by the city recreation department. Children from :Brightwood and Rhodius Community classes are to take part. Mrs. Earl W. Gluesenkamp, supervisor for the recreation department and class instructor, is to be in charge.

GARDEN

SHARE FLOWERS WITH NEIGHBORS

Project Seeking Community Beautification Aided by Club’s Gifts.

A project of community beatbification through sharing surplus plants from their own garden is being conducted by the Indianapolis

Council of Garden Clubs at its garden center, the Mayer Chapel Neighborhood House, 448 W. Nor-

of seeds,

particularly, have been distributed to women in the neighborhood. “It’s a ‘before and after project,’” explained Mrs. H., P. Willwerth, Council president. “We encourage the cleaning of the yards and afterward, a beautification with plants and greenery.” : Between 30 and 40 women call a the center each Monday morning at 10 to receive plants from Mrs. Paul Beard, chairman of the council program and first vice president, and Mrs. David Fetty, distribution committee chairman of the garden center. Children in the neighborhood are participating in a gourd seed contest. Prizes are to be awarded in the fall for the winning decorated gourds. Mrs. Walter P. Morton and Mrs. Beard, with the help of persons in the neighborhood, cleaned the yard at the center. Planting is done by Council members. “Thig is the Council’s first project of this nature,” said Mrs. Willwerth, “and its ultimate aim is to encourage interest in garden clubs.” The Council, comprising eight groups, today indorsed the proposed establishment of a municipal botanical garden in a city park as a students’: laboratory. Establishment of the garden has been recommended by Mayor Kern. The Council also indorsed the recommendation of Mrs. Louis E. Markun, Park Board member, that a portion of the Harding farm acquired for the West Side park be set aside for a forest preserve. A, C. Sallee, city park superin-

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