Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1933, Part 4

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Publication date: 1933
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Bank Clearings

$629,724,857

Boulevards-miles of

Building Permits-Number of.

3,938

Value Building Permits

$3,180,060

Bus Lines-passenger, in city.

Bus Lines-passenger, entering city.

Carloadings (outgoing) carried by six railroads (1932)

135,634

Carloadings (inbound) (1932)

176,888

Churches, all denominations-number of. 290

28 degrees

Average July temperature.

76 degrees

Clubs-Downtown

Clubs-Luncheon

Clubs-Country

Electric-Service Meters

125,266

Families-Indianapolis

98,841

Marion County

113,285

Fire Hydrants-Number of.

5.794

Gas Mains

797.98 miles

Gas Meters

77,700

Building and Loan Associations-Number of. Resources

$115,366,594

Climatic Data-Average January temperature

Assessed Valuation

INTRODUCTION

Golf Courses (18-hole) 5 municipal, 6 private ..

Grain Receipts, Bushels-Wheat, 4,649,000; corn, 14,767,500; oats, 13,436,000 9

Hospitals (major) 1 state, 1 city, 7 general.

Hotels-providing 2,500 rooms-first-class. 5

Others-providing 5,500 rooms. 70

Interurban Lines entering city.

Interurban Station-cars in and out per day.

135

Latitude

39 degrees, 46 minutes, 10 seconds

Library-500,000 volumes-20 branches and one business branch

Live Stock Receipts-Hogs, 1,673,657; cattle, 226,873; calves, 135,281; sheep, 389,482

Longitude 86 degrees, 09 minutes, 45 seconds

Manufactured Products-Value (estimated 1932) $244,500.000

Manufacturing Establishments (estimated for 1931) 800

Metropolitan District Population .. 417,685

Monument-Soldiers' and Sailors'-Began, 1887; completed, 1901, cost $600,000-284 feet 6 inches in height.

Motion-Picture Houses

Parks

Post-office Receipts (1932)

3,668,000

Radio Broadcasting Stations-WFBM and WKBF

Radio Sets (1930 Census)-47.1% of total number of families.

46.524

Railroads-6 lines

16 divisions

Residences-Number of (101,354 houses; 13,761 apartment units) 115,115

Retail Stores-Estimated number of. .

4,920 168

Sewers

615.84 miles

Sidewalks

663.22 miles

Street Car Lines-miles of.

165

Streets

196.84 miles

Tax Levy

$2.82

Telephones

75,000

Theatres (legitimate, vaudeville, etc.)

Tourist Camp-6 acres, wooded grounds-cost per night.

25c

Trains-passenger, entering city daily.

175

Transient Population (estimated)

25,000

Union Station-all tracks elevated, covers 7 acres

Vital Statistics (1932) births, 6,779; deaths, 5,177

45,752

Water Mains

641.41 miles

Water Meters

69.614

Wholesalers and Jobbers-estimated number of. 449

FACTS ABOUT INDIANA

Indiana in 1816 became the nineteenth state.

Area : 36,045 square miles; ranks 37th in area in the United States.

State Flower: Zinnia.

State Tree: Tulip Tree.

State House built 1878-1888, at a cost of $1,980,969.

Population (1930) : 3,238,503; ranks 11th in United States.

Distribution: Males, 1,640,061; females, 1,598,442; native whites, 2,981,002; foreign-born whites, 135,134; Negroes, 111,982.

Number of Families (1930 Census) 844,463.

Industry: Number of establishments, 5,074; number of wage-earners, 313,829; value of products, $2,534,716,550.

Products: Iron and steel products, automobiles, automobile bodies and parts, railroad cars, foundry and machine shop products, etc.

Assessed Valuation of Taxable Property (1930) : $5,161,073,098.

Wealth Per Capita: $2,786.

Roads: 73,000 miles of roads (4,752 miles in the State Highway System, of which 2,218 miles are paved).

Agriculture: Number of farms. 181,570; acreage, 21,063,332.

Center of population of United States is near Linton, Greene County, Indiana.

Prominent Indiana Statesmen; President Benjamin Harrison, Vice-Presidents Thomas R.

Marshall, Charles W. Fairbanks, Thomas A. Hendricks and Schuyler Colfax, and Sena- tor Albert J. Beveridge.

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The one organization in a community which upholds the ideals of good citizenship, right living and active co-operation among individuals and organizations making up the city's life is the Chamber of Commerce. It surveys the community with a telescope to see the whole at once, and, at the same time, with a microscope, to search out the details. It encourages and co-ordinates individual efforts, and takes its prominent place in all worth-while community activities. It spells its mission in life, "Give," not "Get." The Chamber of Commerce is the guide, philosopher and friend of the home city and the community. With this background in mind, any community must thoroughly realize that the efforts of community upbuilding tend toward evolution. It, therefore, becomes of the utmost importance to each of us to realize that the Chamber of Commerce is an organ- ization through which public-spirited citizens in a community may express themselves collectively on questions of community welfare and through which they may make their collective desires effective. Cities do not happen-co-operation builds them. In business, as in life, he gets most out of it who gives most to it. The dividends are based on the investment.

Schools-Public and parochial (including kindergartens)

Street Lights-number of. 7,955

Wage-Earners Salaried Employees 10,429

POLK'S INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY 1933 Copyright, 1933, by R. L. Polk & Co.

Miscellaneous Information

For information not found in this department see regular Alphabetical Section or under proper headings in the Classified Business Directory

CITY GOVERNMENT

City Hall nw cor Ohio and Alabama Officials

Mayor-Reginald H Sullivan

Secretary of the Mayor-Walter W Watson City Clerk-Henry O Goett

Deputy City Clerk- Mrs Margaret Koenig

Chief Probation Officer-Solon C Vial

Department of Finance

Controller-Wm L Elder

Deputy Controller-Herschel MI Tebay

Deputy Auditor School Board-Frank Brubeck

License Clerk- Oscar W Schaub

License Clerk- - Arth C Rodgers

Barrett Law Clerk -- Cecil McConnahy

Barrett Law Bookkeeper- Martin Walpole Finance-Francis A Muelbacher

Department of Law Corporation Counsel- Edw H Knight Attorney-Jas E Deery

Assistant Attorney- Herbert M Spencer

Municipal Court Deputy- - Louis P Adams

Claim Agent- John E Loftus

Stenographers- Esther MI Yohler and Mrs Anna F Ham- merbeck

Attorney for Park Board and Recreation Dept- H Nathan Swaim

Attorney for Health Board-B Howard Caughran

Attorney for City Plan Commission- Albert Stump

Attorney for Sanitary Board-Watler Myers

Attorney for Claim Dept-John E Loftus

Board of Public Works

E Kirk Mckinney, Pres; Louis C Brandt and Chas O Britton, members Executive Sec- Ernst F Frick Bookkeeper-Jos McNamara

Department of Civil Engineers

Civil Engineer -- A HI Moore

Senior Asst City Civil Engineer- M G Johnson

Street Dept Head-Carl F Kortpeter Sewer Dept Head-Chas A Brown Chief Clerk- John A Weinbrecht

Asst Clerk-John V Carton Chemist- Chambers H Underwood

Chief Inspector- Wm Holl Flood Prevention Engineer-Harvey Cassady Street Lighting Dept- John F Noonan

Drafting Dept- Elmer E Hendricks

City Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals

Geo T O'Connor, Pres; Mrs Grace J Clarke, Geo T Wheldon, J W Atherton. V-Prests; H B Steeg. Sec-Engineer; A HI Moore. Fred Gardner, Paul E Rathert, Bruce Short and ES Kirk MeKinney, ex-officio members

Assessment B reau ( Dept of Public Parks) Chief Clrck-Martin H Walpole

Chief Clerk- Martin HI Walpole

Street Dopartment

Street Commissioner- W II Winship City Asphalt Plant-Jos Wilson Supt, 924 E New York Chief Inspector of New Work-Michl A O'Brien Board of Public Safety Chas R Myers, Pres; Frank C Dailey and Donald S Morris, members; Walter O Lewis, exec sec

Bookkeeper- Albert Shallot Stenographer-Edna H Allen Market Master-Harry R Springsteen Asst Market Master-R Mco

Dog Pound Keeper --- Eliz Conger

Weights and Measures Department

Chief Insp- Grover C Parr

Deputy Insps-Clarence Stewart, Mose Rectar, Fred Eisenhut and Al W Miller

Municipal Garage 235 N Alabama

Jerry Gates, Supt

Building Inspection Department

Commissioner of Buildings- W F Hurd Chief Inspector- Wm E Holmes

Board of Plumbing Examiners-Jos Clarke, Chairman; Frank Irish, Oscar Stoehr, W F Hurd, Dr Herman Morgan, Margt Kern, Sec Building Inspectors-K K Wark, Gar Davis, Leland P Davis, L K Kimberlin

Elevator Inspector- W W Myers Chief Clerk- Theo Schory First Asst Clerk-F E Hansing Statistician-Mrs Fannie Werbe Sign Inspector-H C Carmichael Smoke Inspector- Geo R Popp jr Structural Iron Inspector-John M Henry

Department of Public Parks Board

Jackiel W Joseph, Pres; Paul E Rathert, Logan C Scholl and Dr Carlton B McCulloch. Commissioners; Mary E Griffin, Sec; Chas A Myers, Chief Clerk

Attorney- II Nathan Swaim

Auditor-Cora E Hartman

Supt of Parks-A C Salles

Chief Florist- David D Morris

Forestry Inspector-Geo Featherstone Engineer of Parks- Jas E Perry Recreation Dopt- H W Middleworth, Director

Custodian Tom Taggart Riverside Park-Geo J Kitzing

Custodian Brookside Park-Jas M Driver

Custodian Ellenberger Park- Maurice E Mills

Custodia Christian Park-Henry Sauter

Custodian Camp Sullivan- Sherman McGriff

Custodian Douglas Park-Beard Whiteside

Custodian University Park -- Sherman MeGriff Custodian Fall Creek Parkway- Geo Featherstone Custodian Garfield Park-Midhl Bauer

Custodian Burdsal Parkway-Geo Featherstone

Custodian Rhodius Park-Wm Fitzgibbons

Custodian Willard Park- Ray Thompson

Custodian Weollens Gardens-L E Allisca

Custodian Boulevards-John W Ripley Purchasing Agent

Albert H Losche, Purchasing Agent Wallace A Jutt. Asst Wm Gibsohn, Chief Clerk John Logan, Inspector

City Council Ernest Ropkey, Fred C Gartner, Geo A Henry, Carl A Hilde- brand, Jas A Houck, Chas @ Morgan, Maurice E Tennant, Leo F Welch, Clarence I Wheatley Officers of the Common Council E C Ropky, Pres ; Leo F Welch, Pres Pro-Tem; Henry O Goett, Clerk; Marguerite Koenig, Dop Clerk Term expires Jan. 1934

Standing Committees

Finance-Chairman Houck, Welch, Gardner, Hildebrand, Ten- nant Safety- Chairman Tennant, Wheatley, Welth, Morgan, Gardner Works -- Chairman Iliklebrand, Tennant, Morgan, Gardner, Welch Health-Chairman Welch Houck, Henry. Morgan, Tennant Parks- Chairman Gardner, Houck, Wheatley, Hildebrand, Henry Law and Judiciary- Chairman Henry, Tennant. Wheatley, Hildebrand, Morgan Elections- Chairman Morgen, Welch, Henry. Houck, Wheatley Welfare-Chairman Wheatley. Houck, Henry, Hildebrand. Gardner

Police Department

Headquarters se cor Alabama and Pearl

Chief of Police-Michl F Morrissey See of Police Albert Schlensker Chief of Detectives -Fred Simon Capt of Traffic Lewis L Johnson

Capt of License Inspection -- Otto Ray

Capt of Police- Otto W Petit Capt of Police-Jesse McMurtry

C'apt of Police- John Malin Capt of Police-Edw Helm

Capt of Police-Herbert Fletcher Capt of Detectives Herman Rademacher

Lieut of Police Leolin Troutman Lieut of Police- - Walter F Claffey

Lieut of Police -- Danl F Cummings

Lieut of Pollee- Ralph Dean

Lieut of Police- Francis Reilly

Liout of Police-Euw A Schubert Lieut of Police-John Sheehan Lieut of Police -- Albert Perrott Lieut of Police- - Eng Shine Radio Supervisor -- Robt L Batts

Department of Public Health and Charities Beard of Health Commissioners-Evans Woolen jr. Pres: MI Jos Barry, MD. V-Pres: Obie J Smith, Dr L A Ensminger members, Herman G Morgan, MD, Sec Chief Clerk- Jas Shea Chemist-J R Dunwoody

Barrett Law Department

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

Nutrition Director-E MI Amos, MD Supt City Hospital-Chas W Myers, MD Business Mgr City Hospital- - Earl C Wolf Chief Inspr of Meats-J HI Young

Attorney-B Howard Caughran

Bacteriologist-Wm V Doyle

Tuberculosis Division- Mrs Nellie Dixon

Director of Child Hygiene-Glen Button Supvr of School Nurses-Alice Jones Supt of Nurses Training School-Beatrice Gerrin Board of Sanitary Commissioners

O C Ross, Pres; Maurice E Tennant, A H Moore members; Mrs Aulta S Lewis, Sec

Custodian of City Buildings

City Hall- Bernard Kelly

Tomlinson Hall- Beverly Howard Police Station- Joha Fields

Board of School Commissioners

( Offices, Administration Bldg, sw cor Ohio and Meridian) Julian Wetzel. Maude C Miller, Saml Garrison, Russell Will- son, Merle Sidener

Attorney of the Board-Albert Baker

Regular meeting of the board at its offices, Administration Bldg, sw cor Ohio and Meridian, on second and last Tuesday evening of each month at 8 o'clock

Bills must be left at the office of the Business Director not later than the Wednesday preceding Board Meeting, otherwise they will lie over, provided, however, that bills relative to building operations shall be left only on the Wednesday pre- ceding the first monthly meeting

Officers of the Board

President- Julian C Wetzel V- President-Mrs Maude Miller Treasurer-Timothy P Sexton

Secretary-Frank L. L. Reissner

Business Director-A B Good

Superintendent of Schools-Paul C Stetson

Vocational Director- Harry E Wood

Librarian-Luther L Dickerson

Fire Department

Headquarters-Southeast cor New York and Alabama Chief of Force- Harry E Voshell

1st Asst Chiefs-Harry II Fulmer and Fred C Kennedy

Battalion Chiefs-1st Dist. Oscar L Happ and Robert T Han- sell; 2d Dist, Otto J Petty and Rosece A Mckinney; 3d Dist, Michl A Murphy and John Fitzgibbon; 4th Dist, Wallace M Fisk and Wm T Clune; John J O'Brien, Instruct- or

2d Asst Chief in Charge of Fire Prevention- Bernard A Lynch Secretary-Ilarry R Gould

Stenographer-Adda Rinker

Gamewell Division- Thos Haefling Chief, 405 City Hall

Supt of Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph-Thos Haefling Gamewell Operators, also Telephone Operators- Frank Owings, Jos MI Patterson, Chas Householder. Herbert T Aker, G Godwin, R Treadway, C Brown, M Logan, Jack Hart and John Routier

Pumper Co No 2-1575 Roosevelt av; Louis Roeckel, Capt Pumper Co No 3-1136 Prospect ; Oscar E Ragsdale, Capt Pumper Co No 4-428 W Morris; Frank Quinn, Capt Pumper Co No 5-125 W Fifteenth; Kenneth W Burns, Capt Pumper Co No 6 -- 533 W Wash; Chas B Shank, Capt Pumper Co No 7-New York and Alabama; Rupert O Marshall, Capt

Pumper Co No 8-640 E 11th; Wm Arthur, Capt

Pumper Co No 9-537 N Belle Vieu pl; Chas T Treadway, Capt Pumper Co No 10-Cor Russell av and Merritt; Chas Gregory, Capt

Pumpe . Co No 11-1030 E Washington; Harry N Campbell, Capt Pumper Co No 12-339 N Sherman dr ; Wiley L Osborn, Capt

Pumper Co No 13- Cor Kentucky av and Maryland; Harvey .I Keppel, Capt

Pump.r Co No 14- 2960 Kenwood av ;Wm E Hanna, Capt Pumper Co No 15-2101 English av; Albert Ray, Capt Pumper Co No 16-5555 N Illinois, Frank F Kissel, Cant Pumper Co No 17- Cor Madison av anul Morris; Daniel W Hill, Capt Pumper Co No 18- 1915 W Washington; Cale F Racobs, Capt

Pumper Co No 19-S E cor Morris and Harding; Guy M Lewis, Capi

Pumper Co No 20-352 N Beville av; Grover C Todd. Capt Pumper Co No 21-2321 N Olney; Benj G Cronley, Capt Pumper Co No 22- -2357 Carrollton av; John R Miller, Capt Pumper Co No 23 1002 Udell; Albert A Judd, Cant Pumpe . Co No 24 -- Cor Nineteenth and Dexter; Henry H Schilling. Capt

Pumper Co No 25-5432 E Washington; Robert L Simmes,

Pumper Co No 26-2171 Webb; Wm Hueber, Capt Pumper Co No 27 -2918 E Tenth; Wm Pflueger, Capt

Pumper Co No 28 -- 512 E Maple rd: Bert A Unversaw, Cat Pumper Co No 29-2302 Shelby: Wm Stiegelmeyer, Capt Pumper Co No 30-340 S New Jersey: Frank A Craig. Capt Pumper Co No 31- Cor Kentucky and Maryland; John M Ma- boney and Benj Lieberman, Lieuts Pumper Co No 32- 6340 Bellefontaine; P 1 Riley, Capt Ilove to No 1 -- 143 Indiana av; Renzil Williams, Capt Hose Co No 16- - 56th and Illinois; Frank Kissel, Capt Truck Co No 2-1575 Roosevelt av; John D Feeney, Capt Truck Co No 3-1136 Prospect; Louis Tschaegle and Henry C Rothemel, Licuts Truck Co No 5- - 124 W Fifteenth; Tho; G Duncan, Capt Truck Co No 7 bach, Co.pt -E New York se cor Alabama ; John L Fehren- 1028 E Washington: Einest G Hinch- Kentucky av and Maryland; John E Doyle,

Truck Co No 11 man. Capt Truck ( .. No 13 Capt Truck Co No 11- 2960 Kenwood av; Joho Monaghan, Capt Truck Cy No 17- Truck Co No 18- James, Licuts Truck Co No 19 Btw Schuimman, Lients

.Madison av and Morris; Philin Moss, Cuipt -1913 W Washington; Robt Miles and Geo ('", Morris and Harding; Eug C Mezger and Truck Co No 22 Capt 2 Ith and Carrollton av, Wm T Cochrane, Truck Co No 25 5532 E Washington; Chas ( Davis and David B Dil'on, Lieuts Truck Co No 27- 2918 E 10th ; Herbert Stanley and Micht Qnalters. Lients Truck Co No 29-2302 Shelby: Coas O Britton and Alonzo Riggs, Lieuts Truck Co No 30-340 S New Jersey; Jo'm W Blackwell, Capt Truck Co No 32-Cor Be'lefontain, and Riviera de; James Welsh and Carl S Sims, Lieuts

Squad Wagon Co No 7-Headquarters, New York and Alabama; Geo Townsend, Capt Water Tower No 13-Maryland and Kentucky av; Benj Lieber- man and John W Mahoney, Lieuts

Repair Dept-1024 Sanders; Frank A Braun, Master Mech, Frank Schleuter Asst Master Mech

Fire Alarm Signals

4- Pennsylvania and Market

English Theatre

6-East and New York

-Noble and Michigan -New Jersey and Mass av

9-Pine and North

10 -- Pine and Market

11-Vermont and Liberty

-No S Eng HI, 11th and Broadway

13 -- Delaware and Walnut

14-New Jersey and Ft Wayne av

15-Mass av and Cornell av

16-11th and Carrollton av

17- Park av and 12th

18 Columbia and Roosevelt avs 19-Highland av and 9th

21 -- Ilinois and StJoseph

Pennsylvania and 9tb

24-Meridian and 11th

No 5 Eng H, 15th and Illinois

26- Senate av and St Clair

Illinois and Michigan

Pennsylvania and 14th

29 Senate av and 13th

31 No 1 Eng H, Indiana av nr Michigan

Meridian and Walnut

34 California and Vermont

35 Blake and New York

366 Indiana av and St Clair

38 Blake and North

39 Michigan and Agnes

41. -No 6 Eng H, Washington nr West

Geisendorff and Washington

43 Ellsworth and New York

45 Meridian and Washington

46 Illinois and Ohio

47- Washington and Illinois

48- Kingan Packing Co

49- Street Car Barns, W Washington

51-

-No 10 Eng H, Illinois and Merrill

-Ilinois and Jackson pl

West and South

54- Mest and McCarty

56 Missouri and Merrill

57 -Meridian and Ray

-No 17 Eng H, Madison av and Morris

-Madison and Parkway avs

61- -Delaware and South

Pennsylvania and Merrill

63- Delaware and McCarty

-East and MeCarty

65- New Jersey and Merrill

67 Virginia av and Bradshaw

East and Prospect

69- Bicking and High

71- Virginia and Lexington avs

72-East and Georgia

73- -McCarty and Elm

7 4 -Davidson and Georgia

-English av and Pine

Shelby and Bates

-No 3 Eng H, Prospect nr Shelby

79 Fletcher av and Shelby

81-Market and New Jersey

$2-Delaware and Washington

83-East and Washington

New York and Davidson

Ohio and Parkview av

86 Arsenal and Michigan

87.

-Oriental and Washington

89 Hamilton av and New York

91-Maryland and Meridian

92- Meridian and Georgia

93- Meridian and South

94- Pennsylvania and Georgia

95- Virginia av and Alabama

Alabama and New York, F D Hdqtrs

128 -No 16. 16th and College

124 -- Alabama and 16th 125 126

127

Central av and 17th

129 Delaware and 19th

131 Alabama and 11th

132 Bellefontaine and 17th

134 College and 20th

135 -Delaware and 13th

13G Alabama and North

137 Arsenal av and 19th

138 College av and 14th

139 Cornell av and 13th

141 Yandes and 19th

149 -Highland av and 10th

143 Tecumseh and 10th

1 15 New Jersey and 22d Alvord and 17th

146 147 No 2 Eng II. Roosevelt av and 16th

148- College av and 22d

149 College av and 27th

151 .Adams and Mass av

153 LE & W R R and 23d

151 Beville av and 10th

12th and Newman

157- Ilovey and Pike

158- Bloyd and Winter av

159- 161- 162

Parker and 20th 22d and Avondale pl

163 Sherman dr and 25th

164 Rural cor Bloyd av

165 StClair and Keystone av

167 Arsenal av and 23d

168 Guilford av and 28th

169 Rural and 10th

171- Newman and Rallroad

172- No 22 Eng II. 24th and Carrollton av

173- -20th and Central av

174 Central av and 25th

175-Jefferson av and 12th

96 Massachusetts av and Delaware

98- Capitol av and Ohio

-Central av and 15th Yandes and 15th Brookside and Jefferson avs

152 Park av and 23d

No 21 Eng HI. Olney and Glen dr

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

176-StClair and East 178- -Martindale av and Belt RR 179 -- Central av and 30t.1 181-Olney and 20th 182- LaSalle and 10th

183- -Denny and 28th

184- North and Hamilton av

185 Arrow av and 18th

1 86- Langley and Hollaway avs

187 Cornell av and 21st

189- Woman's Prison

191- Tuxedo and 16th

192- E Michigan and Pine

193- Rural and Michigan

194 Tacoma av and 12th

195 Rural and 16th

196 Oakland av and 13th

197- Olney and 13th

198 Cornell av and 25th

212- -Capitol av and 18th

213-Pennsylvania and Michigan

214-Illinois and 20th

215-Boulevard pl and 21st

216- Pennsylvania and 22d

217-Meridian and 16th

218 Capitol av and 26th

219- Broadway and 10th

231- Capitol and McLean pl

232-Barnes av and 32d

234-

No 14 Eng H, Kenwood av and 30th

235-

Illinois and 33d

23-6-

Annette and 30th

471- West and Washington

173

Tremont av and Ray

474- Tremont av and Washington

475- Drover and Ray

476 California and Market

478- Belmont av and Minnesota

479-Belt R R Roundhouse at Kentucky av

481- -Kappes and Wyoming

482- -Kingan's Hog Pens

486- -Warman av and Victoria

494- IIenry St Chevrolet Plant

495 Chevrolet Plant Assembly Blilg

512- -West and Ray

513 -Kentucky av and Merrill

514 Meridian and Morris

516 Illinois and Kansas

517 -Morris and Dakota

518 -Morris and Church

519-

Capitol av and MeCarty

521-Meridian and Palmer

524-Madison av and Lincoln

525- -111 W Raymond

526- Meridian and Belt R R

527- Ray and Senate av

528-Meridian and Arizona

529- Meridian and Raymond

531- Meridian and McCarty

532- Morris and West, Eng II No 4

534- South and Illinois

535 Senate and South

536 Madison and LeGrande av.

537- Eng H No 26, Raymond and Webb

538- S Talbott and Iowa

539- Booker and Raymond

541-Union and Kelly

542- -Madison and Adler

543- Meridian and Southern av

546- Madison and Southein av

612- Leonard and Woodlawn av

613- East and Lincoln

614- East and Beecher

615- Wright and Sanders

617- MeCarty and Noble

618 New Jersey and Virginia av

619 Stevens and Virginia i.V

621 East and Orange

#23 -LeGrande and Singleton

712 Spruce and Prospect 713 English av and Laurel

714 -Minnesota and New

715 Shelby and Beecher

716- State av and Orange

717 State av and Nebraska

718 Orange and Laurel

719-Cottage av and Shelby

721-Lexington av and Laurel

723-Fletcher av and Spruce

724- -State av and Pleasant

725 Prospect and Churchman av

726 -Orange and Harlan

727- Churchman and Bethel avs

728 Liberty and Maryland

729-Noble and Fletcher av

731- Shelby and Wade

732- Prospect and Randolph

734 Naomi and Linden

73. -Minnesota and Spruce

736 Shelby and Sanders

737 Shelby and Southern av

738 -Pine and Daly

739- Leota and Maryland

741- -Lexington and Villa avs

742- Virginia av and South

743- Shelby aud Troy

74 .- Kephart and Otterbein

746- Raymond and Draper 747 Boyd and Finley av

718 Woodlawn and Keystone av

749

Citizens Gas Co ( Prospect plant )

751-Draper and Belt R R

Allen and Nelson

703- Draper and Holliday

812-Eng IL No 11, 1030 E Washington 813- Market and Noble

814- Ohio and IHighland av

Michigan and Highland

$16- Market and Arsenal av ES StClair and Union Tracks

818 Ohio and East

819- Eng HI No 15. English av and Herli 821- Pan Handle Shops 823- Vermont and Walcott

824- Washington and State av

825- Fletcher av and Ilarlan 826-State av and Bates

827- -Washington and Beville av 828- Oriental and New York

829- No 20 Eng H. 350 N Beville av

421-W Washington and Gree'y

123-

Insane Hospital

124

Miley av and C C & StL R R

425- Washington and Harris av

426-AAddison and Bertha 427- Oliver and Birch avs 428- Oliver av and Division

429-Nordyke av and York 431 Kentucky av and Morris

River av and Morris

134 -River av and Ray

435 Harding and Big Four Ry

136 Harding and Oliver av

437- No 19 Eng H. Morris and Harding

438 -lloward and Blaine av

439 Stock Yards

451- Reisner and Miller

452 Howard and Lee

453 Morris and Kappes Chevrolet Body Corp

454

456 Lambert and Belmont av

457 Marmon Motor Car Co

458 Hose Co No 18

459 Addison and Ohio

461 -W Washington and Belt R R

162 Drover and York

463 Wabash and White River

464 State House

465 Marmou Motor Car Co Plint No 3

467

West and Ohio

468

West and Georgia

469 Harding and Washington

472 5

Kentucky av and Harding

238-

Udell and Barnes av Franklin pl and 27th

241-Meridian and 24th

243-

-Montcalm and 23d

245- -Illinois and 37th

246- Pennsylvania and 32d

247- -Talbot and 23d

248 -Rader and 25th

249-Clifton and 30th

251- -N Harding and Roache av

252 -Capitol av and 32d

253 -Paris av and 30th

254- Capitol av and 35th

256 -Rader and 33d

257 N New Jersey and 33d

258 Meridian and 28th

259- Kenwood av and 23d

261- -Indianapolis av and _6th

262-Macpherson av and 30th

263-Pennsylvania and 18th

264- Station No 28, Ruckle and 38th

265 -Meridian and Vermont

267 Capitol av and Vermont

2.68 -Broadway and 30th

269 -Park av and 32d

271- -30th and N Harding

272- -Graceland av and 38th

273- Senate av and 40th

274-34th and Broadway

275- -36th and College av

276- Fairfield and Birchwood avs

278- -College av and 42d

279-Park av and 46th

281-Pennsylvania and 36th

282- -Washington blvd and 40th

282. Senate av and North

285- Koehne and 21st

286-Harding and 23d

287- Illinois and North

289-Pennsylvania and North

291 -Guilford and 46th

292. -Boulevard pl and 17th

993

-Northwestern av and Edgemont

294- -Highland pl and 28th

295- -Washington blvd and 51st

296 -Carrollton av and 49th

297- -Barnes av and 36th

298- 312.

Barnes av and Golden Hill

West and StClair 313-West and 12th

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Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1933, Part 4

Author: Publication date: 1933 Publisher: R.L. Polk Number of Pages: 1730

Author:
Publication date: 1933
Publisher: R.L. Polk
Number of Pages: 1730