Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1936 — Page 19

REMOVED, FOUR ADDED IN STATE

Highway Commission Lists

Changes Made During Past Week.

Four detours have been added and four removed on Indiana's highway system during the past week, James D. Adams, highway commission chairman, announced today. New detours are on U. 8. 27 from Richmond to Lynn and from Garrett to Auburn; Road 15 from lLafontaine north and Road 135 from Freetown north. Detours have been lifted on Road 2 from Westville to La Porte; Road 5 from Huntingburg south; Road 13 from Indianapolis north and U. S. 27 from Decatur north.

Detours are still in effect on the following state and Federal roads:

Ind. 2—From Mishawaka to Elkhart. 8.5 iles over county coner A road. From estville to a Porte, 11 miles over county bituminous road. Ind. 3—From Newcastle north, 10 miles over Ind. 38, county gravel and U. 8. 36.

U. 8, 6—From Butler west, 3 miles over Ind. 1 and county road

Ind. 9-PFrom Columbia City noith, 20.5 miles over cgunty gravel. Ind. and Garv to a 8 on in East ( Chicago, 10.5 miles over

3. 8. . 8. Ind. 13—Prom junction Ind. 21 north, 45 miles over county bituminous and gravel road. Ind. 15—Prom Lafontaine north, 9.8 miles over county Jravel road. From abash to 4, 114, miles over Ind, 213 and 114. From Sliver Lake a: 14 miles over Ind. 14, county gravel and county concrete roads. Ind. 17—From Burr Oak to Plymouth, 10 miles over county gravel, road. Ind. 18—From U. 8S. 152 northeast. 8 miles over U. "s. 152 and county gravel

More Detours Listed

Ind. 31—From south of Converse west, Spe north 2 miles over county gravel road. Ind. 25—Prom_ Rochester to Mentone, 20 miles over Ind. 14 and 19. U. 8. 27—-Prom Fichmond to Lynn; 23 miles over Ind. 227 and 36. From Berne north to junction Ind. 124, 8 miles over Ind. 118, county gravel and: ‘Ind. 124. From Garrett t8 Auburn over county oil material and gravel roads. Ind. 29—From Shelbyville to Indidna is, 24 miles over Ind. 9 and U. Ind. 28 to Michigantown, 3 a fri ind 28, county gravel and bituminous roa U. 8. 31—From Jeffersonville north. 43 miles over county bituminous road. From 3.5 miles south junction Ind. 26 to Koom 10.5 miles over county gravel and bituminous road—bridge posted for S5-ton load limit. From Peru and north, 2 miles over city streets and county bituminous road. From U. 8. 6_ to South nd, 29 miles over U. B, 6, Ind. 331 and county concrete road.

Ind. 34—From Waynetown to Crawfordsville, 11 miles over Ind. 25. county gravel and Ind. 55. From Brownsburg east, 4.7 miles over county gravel and bituminous roads. U. 8. 36—From Danville east. shoulder CoSiteon drive carefully. From Indianapolis to Ind. 9. south of Pendleton 35 miles over U. 8. 40 and Ind. 9.

Other Roads Closed

Ind. $7—From Bloomington to Martins. ville, 41.5 miles over 6. 687 39. Trucks over 4 tons follow Ind. a Yo Spencer and Ind. 40 to Indianapolis. Ind. 39—From Danville to Lebanon, 30 miles over county gravel and Ind. 34. From Ind. 18 to Delphi. 4 miles over county Rigvel and city streets. , 40—From Perro Haute to Ind. 43. 44 5 over U, 8. 36 .and Ind. 43. u. 41—Just iy ‘of Evansville, 1.5 miles over Ind. 62, county concrete and gravel roads. South of Ft. Branch, construction. drive carefully. Just north of White River near Hazelton, 2.5 miles over county gravel road. Three miles south of , bridge run-around. Construction '2 miles south of Oaktown, drive carefully. From Youngstown h to 1 mile south of Terre Haute, miles over county gravel road. t 30. unfinished shoulders, rive carefully trucks advised to follow U. 30. Ind. 53 St and north-

and 152. From U. 8. 30 6. 7 miles over U. . 30 and

Jest to to hd 8. Ind. ) From Westville to Michigan City. 14 miles over U. 6. county concrete and oil eal ‘roads. Ind. 46—From Bloomington to Nash“uke. 25 miles over Ind. 45 and 135. 8. 52—-Near southeast city limits of VR 1.7 miles bridge run-around. Traffic follow U. 8. 40 and Ind. 9 account of surface treatment on 52. From West Lafayette north. 2.5 miles over city streets and county concrete road.

Repairs Being Made

Ind. 30—From 3 miles north of Sandborn. 4 miles over county gravel road. From Ind. 46 to Brazil, 14 miles over Ind. 46. county gravel and Ind. 42. Ind. S0--2alemn to Bennetsville, 41 miles over Ind. 135, U. 8. 150 and Ind. 35. Ind. EE e 2 Biles southeast of Vincennes, drive carefully Ind. 62—From Corydon ta to, Bdwardville, 18 miles over | Ind. 13 64, account of surface treatm Prom west of unction Ind. 231 to Jetiersonville 2.7 miles over county concrete road. From Jeffersonville Jiortheast, 49 miles over U, 8. 31 and Ind.

Ind. 67—From Spencer to Martinsville account of surface treatment, traffi maintained. From Indianapolis to Anders son, 41 miles over Ind. 13 and 32. Ind. 114—From Akron, 14 miles over Ind. 14 and 15. Ind. 115—From U. 8. 24 to Ind. 15 northwest of Wabash. Ind. 116—From Markle to Biutiton, 14 Miles ovey VU. 8S. 224 and Ind. Ind. 124—From four miles a of Bluffon. 3 5, ve over county gravel road. Ind. 135—From Freetown north, 8 miles, surface treating. traffic maintained. junction Ind. 44 north, 3 miles over Ing. 44 and county gravel. Ind. 136—From North Salem, southeast, 3 miles over county gravel and oil maeria

Ind. 140—From VU. 8. 40 to Soldiers and rod.” Home, 4 miles over county gravel a 8. 150—From Shirkieville southeast 8s niles. over county gravel road. VU. 8S. 224—From Magley to Sean es miles Rs county gravel road Ind. 229—0iling from Napoleon to Batesville, traffic maintained. Ind. 234—From Ind. 43 east ‘to Jamestown, - miles aver Ind. 43 and 34. Ind. 67 east. 8.5 miles

! Ind 6—From over ina. 67 and county gravel Toad.

Ind. 250—From Brownstown to Uniontown, oling. traffic maintain m U. 8. 50 east ep itchell, 17 miles ‘over T. 8.

50 and Ind Ind. 356—Fro just west of junction Ind, 62, 2 miles over io County stone road.

HIGHWAY BUILDING IS TO BE IMPROVED

Janet Ernst

Kenneth Speicher

Non-fraternity and non-sorority men and women at Butler University are to he led this fall by the trio pictured above. They are . the new officers of the Butler In-

dependent Association. Kenneth Speicher is president, Janeth Van Talge, vice president, and Janet Ernst, secretary. William Mitchell, treasurer, is not pictured. They are from Indianapolis. The Butler Independent Association sponsors social events during the year for non-fraternity students, - maintains social rooms in Jordan Hall.

Picnic Postponed A picnic program of the Central Baptist Church which was to have been held Saturday has been post-

poned indefinitely, according to Frank Leslie, chairman, who said further announcements would be made at services Sunday.

. Janeth Van Talge

BIRTH RATE DECLINE REPORTED FOR JUNE <

16 Per Cent Drop Under 1935 Figure Is Noted.

The birth rate in Indianapolis fell 16) per cent during June compared to the same month of 1935, while the death rate remained practically the same, a report made by the City Health Department to the United States Health Department showed today.

There were 427 deaths during June, compared to 429 during the same month last year. Births decreased from 541 in 1935 to 466 this year. Automobile accidents accounted for 14 deaths during June this year, an increase of five over 1935. Male deaths outnumbered female deaths in June, 239 of the former being recorded, while 188 female deaths were listed. Births were divided about evenly, the male list accounting for 223 of the 466 total. Only 26 of the deaths were caused’ by contagious diseases, according to the report, which showed 32 deaths last year from contagious diseases.

ENLISTS IN U. S. NAVY

William E. Kaufman Sent to Norfolk for Training Period.

William C. Kaufman, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kaufman, 822 E. Iowa-st, has enlisted in the United States Navy at the recruiting station, 730 -E. Washington-st, Lieut. Com. J. F. Rees, officer in charge, announced today. Kaufman has left for the Naval training station at Norfolk, Va., for a three months

LEADERS NAMED

Townsend, Other Chiefs

on Program for Session Jat French Lick.

Committee for the sumimer meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association, to be held Aug.

28-29 at the French Lick Springs Hotel, were announced today by

sociation president. * Lieut. Gov. M. Clifford Townsend, gubernatorial nominee, and other members of the Democratic state ticket are to be guests of honor and speakers. Committee members are: Resolutions — Paul FPelitus, Bloomington, chairman; John Heller, Decatur; Dea Barnhart, Goshen, and John Shelbyville. DE ay E. Smith, Indianapolis, chairman; E. C. Gorrell, Winamac; K. F. Roberts, Ft. Wayne, and Bernard McCann, Lawrenceburg. ; Other Commiiiees Named ‘Shop Talk and Exhibits—George W. Purcell, Bloomington, chairman; Clarence P. Wolfe, New Harmony; George Schwin Jr., Rockville, and Raymond C. Sohl, Dyer. Publicity—Jack Dolan, Hartford City, chairman; Dudley A. Smith, Indianapolis; Miller Ellingham, Fort Wayne; Lew M. O'Bannon, Corydon, and Dale J. Crittenberger, Anderson. Golf Tournameni—Frank Finney, Martinsville, chairman; Keith L. Johns, Lafayette, and George Crittenberger, Anderson. Women's Arrangements — Mrs. Emery Scholl, Connersville; Mrs. Thomas McCullough, Anderson; Mrs. Frank Finney, Martinsville; Miss Lucy Taggart, French Lick; Miss Bess Gorrell, Winamac, and Mrs. Jack Dolan, Hartford City. ?

Former Hoosier Pastor Dies Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind. July 24. — The Rev. Fred Cope, who occupied many pulpits in Indiana 14 years ago, died yesterday in Portland, Ore, according to a message received here. He was a pastor of the Friends Church. >

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