Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1942 — Page 10

~NEW CIVIC CLUB

IS ESTABLISHED

Includes Families Living in

Northern Hills and Meadowbrook.

Families living outside Indiahapolis in the Northern hills and Meadowbrook additions are going to have a unified voice in civic matters

from now on. Residents of that section have announced the formation of the Nor-Brook Civic club, Ine., with Edson T. Wood as president. Its purpose, according to Mr. Wood, is to unify the residents so that they would have more voice in any matter that would need public attention. : ' “As an incorporated group,” he said, “we will have more success in such matters as oiling roads and obtaining better transportation facilities.” NN Rejected Town Plan The section covered by the new civic club runs from the north side of 75th st. to the south side of 86th st. It is bounded on the east by College ave. and runs west to White river, following the river’s course for a short distance and then going back up to 86th st. The foundation for the civic organization was laid last spring when representatives of that section met

in the schoolhouse at Nora. At|

first, it was suggested that the section incorporate as a town, but that was voted down and the civic club was decided on. Besides Mr. Wood, other officers are W. C., Smith, vice president; O. P. Kensinger, secretary, and Doyle Zaring, treasurer. In addition to the officers, Lee A. Caldwell, L. A. Shaner, A. G. Shoptaugh and

Mrs. Evelyn Kashuk, former New York model and wife of Corp. Jay E. Kashuk, is president of the new “American War Brides,” formed to foster morale of both soldiers and soldiers’ wives.

ESTABLISH 4 NEW DETOURS IN STATE

Detours have been established on state roads 44, 154, 229 and 245, the state highway commission announced today. Substitute routes are: Road 44, west of Manilla; road 154, from Graysville to Sullivan, 15 miles; road 229, from Batesville to Metamora; road 245, from state road 66 to state road 162, . Reopened to traffic were road 36, near Mooreland; road 58, east of Bedford, and road 252, from Brook-

C. C. Zintel comprise the board.

ville to the Indiana-Ohio line.

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LOCAL DISTRICT

“AIDS EARLHAM

Subscribes Nearly Half of $63,000 for Women’s

Residence Hall.

Nearly half of the $63,916.08 subscribed in the final drive for funds

hall for women came from the Indianapolis district. The district, which includes Indianapolis, Plainfield, Greenfield and

surrounding cities, was credited with $31,517. The goal was $75,000 for the final drive and school offi-

would® be pledged when all cards have keen received. : Total sjibscriptions for the new

president of the college. He said this amount included all subscriptions since opening of the drive Nov. 1, 1941. He said $33,876 was| designated for purposes other than the dormitory. Chairmen and assistants for the Indianapolis district in the final drive were E. Clifford Barrett, Mrs. Robert L. Glass and Mrs. Mildred B. Pearson, of Indianapolis. Isaac E. Woodard was alumni chairman cf the national campaign.

POSEY AND GIBSON PICNIC SCHEDULED

The annual picnic of Indianapolis residents formerly of Posey and Gibson counties will be held all day Sunday at Garfield park. A basket dinner will be served at noon, followed by an election. Tim Dady of 3736 Washington blvd., is

the present president.

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