Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1934, Part 4

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AMERICAN LEGION NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

Nine Indianapolis clubs own their own buildings. Four of these are conveniently located in the downtown district. Each of these serves a particular function in the city's social life and is supported by a substantial membership.

Six country clubs, located in private estates, maintaining swimming pools, golf links and tennis courts, add to the social life of the city.

The slogan, "The Crossroads of America," is appropriate. Within sixty miles, to the southwest, is the center of population of the United States. At a less distance, to the northeast, is the center of manufacture. The nation's east and west traffic must traverse the level plain extending from the Great Lakes on the north to the Ohio River on the south. A large volume of this through traffic, both automobile and rail, passes through Indianapolis. The National Road and the Dixie Highway cross here. Indianapolis is truly the crossroads.

General Population Figures

1930 population-Indianapolis

364,161

1930 population-Marion County

422,666

Population within 100 miles (estimated)

2,000,000

Population within 200 miles (estimated) 15,000,000

INTRODUCTION

Classification of Manufacturing Industries (Estimated, 1933)

Meat packing 33,000,000

Foundry and machine shop products

19,000,000

Wearing apparel 17,000,000

Motor vehicles 10,000,000

Printing and publishing-newspapers and periodicals.

8,000,000

Bread and other bakery products

7,000,000

Canned fruits and vegetables

7,000,000

Railroad repair shops, steam

7,000,000

Printing and publishing-books and job

6,000,000

Electric machinery apparatus and supplies

5,000,000

Paints and varnishes

4,000,000

Boxes-paper

3,000,000

Furniture, including store fixtures

3,000,000

Butter

2,500,000

Coffee. and spices

1,000,000 1,000,000 .

Copper, tin, sheet iron work

1,000,000

Ice cream

1,000,000

Ice

1,000,000

Lumber and timber products

1,000,000

Nonferrous metal products and alloys

1,000,000

Structural and ornamental metal work

1,000,000

* Other industries

92,000,000

Total $231,500,000

* All other industries includes some whose value of production equals or surpasses some shown in the classifications, but which cannot be classified without disclosing individual operation.

Distances from Indianapolis to Surrounding Large Cities

Chicago 183 miles

Cincinnati 110 miles

Cleveland 284 miles

Columbus, Ohio 181 miles

Detroit 276 miles

Louisville

111 miles

St. Louis

242 miles

Miscellaneous Facts-Indianapolis (1933 figures, unless otherwise specified)

Airports

Altitude

739 feet .54.16 square miles

Area (34,667 acres)

Distance north and south 12.66 miles; east and west 9.28 miles

Assessed Valuation

$510,934,410 104,614 18

Banks- Number of (3 national, 9 state, 6 trust)

$161,328,000

Bank Deposits

$134,237,000

Bank Clearings

$490,245,000 58.27

Boulevards-miles of

Resources (estimated) $65,000,000 to

$75,000,000 4,953

Building Permits-Number of Value Building Permits

$2,248,708

Car loadings (outgoing) carried by six railroads

140,616

Car loadings (inbound)

185,030

Churches, all denominations-number of

283

Climatic Data-Average January temperature Average July temperature

76 degrees

Clubs-Downtown

Clubs-Luncheon

Clubs-Country

6 126,500

Families-Indianapolis (1930 Census)

98,610

Fire Hydrants-Number of 5,938

Gas Mains

865 miles

Gas Meters

73,228

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

Grain (handled through Board of Trade) Bushels-Wheat, 7,046,000; corn, 35,714,000; oats, 22,584,000

Hospitals (major) 1 U S, 2 state, 1 city, 6 general

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

Interurban Lines entering city 5

Interurban Station-cars in and out per day 70

Latitude

39 degrees, 46 minutes, 10 seconds

Library-600,600 volumes-20 branches and one business branch

Live Stock Receipts-Hogs, 2,157,718; cattle, 239,092; calves, 147,894

Longitude . 86 degrees, 09 minutes, 45 seconds

Manufactured Products-Value (estimated) $231,500,000

Manufacturing Establishments (estimated)

800

Metropolitan District Population ... 417,685

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

Automobiles-passenger (Marion Co.)

Bank : esources

Building and Loan Associations-Number of

28 degrees

Electric-Service Meters

Others-providing 5,500 rooms. 70

Confectionery

INTRODUCTION

Motion-Picture Houses

Parks

Post-office Receipts

$3,538,969 2

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 (101,942 houses; 13,565 apartment units)

115,507

Retail Stores-number of in 1930

4,920 112

Schools-Public and parochial

Sewers

616.27 miles

Sidewalks

664.39 miles

Street Car Lines-miles of

164

Street Lights-number of

8,075

Streets

802.77 miles

Tax Levy (Payable in 1934)

$3.13 67,516 6

Theatres (legitimate, vaudeville, etc.)

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

25c

Trains-passenger, entering city daily

113

Transient Population (estimated)

25,000

Union Station-all tracks elevated, covers 7 acres

659 miles

Water Mains

70,825

Water Meters

Wholesalers and Jobbers-1930 census number of

449

FACTS ABOUT INDIANA

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

Indiana in 1816 became the nineteenth state.

State Flower: Zinnia.

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

State Tree: Tulip Tree.

Vital Statistics-births, 5,479; deaths, 4,865

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, 4,097; number of wage-earners, 212,614; value of products, $1,394,212,819 (U. S. Census of Manufacturers, 1931).

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

Assessed Valuation of Taxable Property (1932) : $3,994,597,946.

Roads: 77,261 miles of roads (8,439 miles in the State Highway System, of which 4,597 miles are high-type paved).

Agriculture : Number of farms, 181,570; acreage, 19,688,675 (1930).

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. 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 organization 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.

Telephones .

MORE GOODS ARE BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS LISTS OF THE DIRECTORY THAN ANY OTHER MEDIUM ON EARTH

POLK'S INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY 1934 Copyright, 1934, 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 Clty Clerk-Mrs Margaret Koenig Chief Probation Officer-Solon C Vial

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

Controller-W'm L Elder

Deputy Controller-Herschel M 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-George D Yeazel Finance-Francis A Muelbacher

DEPARTMENT OF LAW

Corporation Counsel-Edw H Knight

Attorney-Jas E Deery

Assistant Attorney-Herbert M Soencer

Municipal Court Deouty-John i> Loftus

Stenographers-Helen R Stockton and Mrs Anna F Ham- merbeck

Attorney for Park Board and Recreation Dept-H Nathan Swalm

Attorney for Sanitary Board-Walter Myers

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

Walter C Boettcher. Pres: Louis ( Brandt and Chas O Brit- ton. members

Executive Seo-Ernst F Frick Bookkeeper-1rank J McCarthy

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERS

Civil Engineer-A H Moore

Senior Asst Clty Clvll Engineer-MI G Johnson

Street Dept Head-Carl F Kortpeter

Sewer Dept Head-Chas A Brown

Chlef Clerk- John A Weinbrecht

Asst Clerk-John V Carton Chemist-Chambers H Underwood

Chief Inspector-W'm Holl

Flood Prevention Engineer-Harvey

Cassady

Street LightIng Dept-John F Noonan

CITY PLAN COMMISSION AND BOARD OF ZONING

APPEALS

Geo T O'Connor Pres: L J Borinstein V-Pres: Geo T Whel- don. J W Atherton: IT B Steeg Sec-Engineer: A 11 Moore, Fred Gardner. Paul E Rathert. Bruce Short. W C Boetcher and Edna MI Christian. ex-officio members

ASSESSMENT BUREAU (DEPT OF PUBLIC PARKS) Chief Clerk-George I Yeazel

BARRETT LAW DEPARTMENT Chief Clerk-George D Yeazel STREET DEPARTMENT

Street Commissioner-W H WInship

City Asphalt Plant-Jos Wilson Supt. 924 E New York Chief Inspector of New Work-Michl & O'Brien

BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY Chas R Myers, I'res : Donald $ Morris. Member: Walter O Lewis. Exec Sec

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

Dog Pound Keeper-Eliz Conger

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES DEPARTMENT

Chief Insp-Grover C Parr

Deouty Insns -- Clarence Stewart. Mose Rectar, Frank Arn and Al W Miller

MUNICIPAL GARAGE 235 N Alabama Sunt-D) Griffith Watkins

BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT

Commissioner of Buildings-W F Hurd

Chlef 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 Davls, Leland P Davis Chief Electrleal Insor-LeRoy Miller

Electrical Insnrs-Roy Creasey and John McNellIs Elevator Inspector-W W Myers Chlef Clerk-Theo Schory

Statistician-Mrs Fannle Werbe Sign Inspector-H C Carmichael Combustion Eng- Geo R Popn jr Structural Eng- John MI llemy

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS BOARD Jacklel W Joseph, Pres; Paul E Rathert, Logan C Scholl and Dr Carlton B McCulloch, Commissioners; Mary E Griffin, Sec: Chas A Myors, Chief Clerk

Attorney-II Nathan Swaim Auditor- Cora E Hartman

Supt of Parks-A C Salles

Ilortieulturist-Andrew Miller

Asst Horticulturist-Orville Robison Engineer of Parks-Jas E Perry

Recreation Dept-H W Middleworth, Director

Custodian Tom Taggart Riverside Park-Geo J Kitzing

Custodian Brookside Park- Jas M Driver

Custodian Ellenberger Park-Maurice E Mills

Custodian Christian Park-llenry Santer Custodian Camp Sullivan-Sherman McGriff Custodian Douglas Park-Beard Whiteside

Custodian University Park-Sherman McGriff Custodian Fall Creek Parkway- John W Ripley

Custodian Garfield Park-Midhl Bauer

Custodian Burdsal Parkway-Geo Featherstone

Custodian Rhodius Park-Wm Fitzgibbons

Custodian Willard Park-Ray Thompson Custodian Woollens Gardens-L E Allison

PURCHASING AGENT

Albert H Losche, Purchasing Agent

Wallace A Jutt. Asst

W'm Gibson, Chief Clerk John Logan, Inspector

CITY COUNCIL

Ernest Ropkey. Pres: Fred " Gardner, Geo \ Henry, Cari

A Ilildebrand. Jas A Houck, Chas C Morgan, Maurice E Tennant. Leo F Welch. Clarence I Wheatley Officers of the Common Council

E C Ropkey. Pres : Leo F Welch, Pres Pro-Tem ; Henry O Goett, Clerk; Marguerite Koenig, Dep Clerk Term expires Jan. 1933

Standing Committees

Finance-Chairman Houck, Welch,

Wheatley Gardner, Tennant, Safety-Chairman Tennant, Wheatley, Welch, Morgan, Gardner Works-Chairman Hildebrand, 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 Morgan, Welch, Henry. Houck, Wheatley Welfare-Chairman Hildebrand. Houck. Henry, Gardner

POLICE DEPARTMENT Headquarters se cor Alabama and Pearl

Chief of Police-Michl F Morrissey Sec of Police-Albert Schlensker

Chlef 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

Capt of Police John Mullin

Capt of Pollce -- Edw Ilelm

Capt of Pollce-Herbert Fletcher

Cant of Police- John Mullin

Capt of Detectives-Herman Rademacher

Lieut of Pollce-Leolin Troutman

Lieut of Police-Michl J Ilynes

Lleut of Police-Danl F Cummings

Lleut of Police-Ralph Dean

I.leut of Police -- Danl Scanlon Lieut of Police-Edw A Schubert

Lleut of Police-John Sheehan

Llcut of Police-Albert Perrott

Lleut of Pollce-Eug Shine

J,leut of Police-Donald Tooley

Radio Supervisor- Robt L Batts

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND

CHARITIES

Board of Health Commissioners-M J Barry, Pres: Clark Rogers. M D. Dr L \ Ensminger. Members; Herman G Morgan. MI D. Sec

Chief Clerk -- Geo R Taylor ChemIst- J R Dunwoody Nutrition Director-E M Amos, MD

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

Supt City Hospital-Chas W Myers, MD Business Mgr City Hospital-Earl O Wolf Chief Inspr of Meats-J H Young Attorney-H Nathan Swaim Bacteriologist- Wm V Doyle

Tuberculosis Division-Mrs Nellie Dixon Director of Child Hygiene-Glen Burton Supvr of School_Nurses-Alice Jones

Supt of Nurses Training School- Beatrice Gerrin

BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS

Maurice E Tennant. Pres: O @ Ross. V-Pres; A H Moore ; Mrs Aulta S Lewis, Sec

CUSTODIAN OF CITY BUILDINGS

City Hall- Bernard Kelly Tomlinson Hall- Oliver Healy

Police Station- John 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, oro- vided. however. that bills relative to building operations shall be left only on the Wednesday preceding 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 H Fulmer and Fred C Kennedy

Battalion Chiefs-1st Dist, Oscar L Hupp and Robert T Han- sell; 2d Dist, Otto J Petty and Roscoe A McKinney; 3d Dist, Michl A Murphy and John Fitzgibbon; 4th Dist, Wallace M Fisk and Wm T Clune: John J O'Brien, Drill Instructor

2d Asst Chief in Charge of Fire Prevention-Bernard A Lynch Secretary-Harry 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,

Chas Householder. Herbert T Aker. G Godwin, C Brown, M Logan, John Hart. John Routier and Walter B Giezen- danner

Pu per 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

Pumoer Co No 7- New York and Alabama : Chas D Milender, Capt

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

Pumoer Co No 9-537 N Belle Vieu Dl: Walter B Giezen- danner. Caot

Pumper Co No 10-Cor Russell av and Merritt; Chas Gregory, Capt

Pumper Co No 11-1030 E Washington; Harry N Campbell, Capt Pumoer Co No 12-339 N Sherman dr: Orval Marshall, Capt

Pumper Co No 13-Cor Kentucky av and Maryland; Harvey J Kepoel and John Doyle. Capts

Pumper Co No 11-52 -2960 Kenwood av: Wm E Hanna. Capt Pumper Co No 15-2101 Engiish av; Albert Ray. Capt Pumper Co No 16-5555 N Illinois, Frank F Kissel, Capt Pumper Co No 17-Cor Madison av and 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, Capt

Pumper Co No 20-352 N Beville av; Grover C Todd, Capt Pumper Co No 21-2321 N Olney; Benj G Cronley, Capt Pumoer Co No 22- 2357 Carrollton av: Wm Cochrane, Capt Pumper Co No 23-1002 Udell; Albert A Judd, Capt

Pumper Co No 24-Cor Nineteenth and Dexter; Henry H Schilling, Capt

Pumoer Co No 25-5432 E Washington: Albert A Judd, Capt

Pumper Co No 26-2174 Webb; Wm Hueber, Capt

Pumoer Co No 27-2918 E Tenth: Wiley L Osborn. Capt Pumper Co No 28-512 E Maple rd; Bert A Unversaw, Capt Pumper Co No 29-2302 Shelby; Wm Stiegelmeyer, Capt Pumper Co No 30-340 S New Jersey; Frank A Craig, Capt Pumoer Co No 32- 6340 Guilford: John R Miller, Capt Hose Co No 1-443 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 Prosoect: Oscar Ragsdale, Capt Truck Co No 5- 125 W Fifteenth: Thos G Duncan, Capt Truck Co No 7-E New York se cor Alabama ; John L Fehren- bach, Capt Truck Co No 11-1028 E Washington; Ernest G Hinch- man, Capt Truck Co No 13-Kentucky av and Maryland; John E Doyle, Capt

Truck Co No 14-2960 Kenwood av; John Monaghan, Capt Truck Co No 17-Madison av and Morris; Philip Moss, Capt Truck Co No 18-1913 W Washington; Cale Racobs, Capt Truck Co No 19- Cor Morris and Harding; Guy Lewis, Capt Truck Co No 22_ -24th and Carrollton av, Wm T Cochrane, Capt

Truck Co No 25- 5532_E Washington: Robt Sims, Capt

Truck Co No 27-2918 E 10th: Wiley L Osborn, Capt

Truck Co No 29-2302 Shelby: Wm Stiegelmeyer, Capt Truck Co No 30-340 S New Jersey ; John W Blackwell, Capt Truck Co No 32-Cor Bellefontaine and Riviera dr; Patk J Riley. Caot

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

5-English Theatre

6- East and New York

7-Noble and Michigan

8-New Jersey and Mass av

9-Pine and North

10- Pine and Market

11-Vermont and East

12-No 8 Eng H, 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 av

19 -Highland av and 9th

21-Illinois and StJoseph

23- Pennsylvania and 9th

24- -Meridian and 11th

No 5 Eng H, 15th and Illinois

27 -Illinois and Michigan

28 Pennsylvania and 14th

29. -Senate av and 13th

31-No 1 Eng H, Indiana av nr Michigan

32-Walnut and Pierson

34 California and Vermont

35- Blake and New York

36 -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

52 Illinois and Louisiana

-West and South

54- -West and McCarty

56- Missouri and Merrill

57- -Meridian and Ray

58- -No 17 Eng H. Madison av and Morris

59-

-Madison and Parkway avs

61-Delaware and South

Pennsylvania and Merrill

63-Delaware and McCarty

64 -East and McCarty

65-New Jersey and Merrill

67-Virginia av and Bradshaw

68-East and Prospect

69-Bicking and High

71-Virginia and Lexington avs

72-East and Georgia

73-McCarty and Elm

74- -Davidson and Georgia

75- English av and Pine

76 Shelby and Bates

78- No 3 Eng H, Prospect nr Shelby

Market and New Jersey

Delaware and Washington East and Washington

Arsenal and Michigan

Oriental and Washington

Hamilton av and New York

Meridian and Georgia

Meridian and South

94-

Pennsylvania and Georgia

9.5-

Virginia av and Alabama

Massachusetts av and Delaware

98-Capitol av and Ohio

123 No 16, 16th and College

124- Alabama and 16th

125 Central av and 15th

126-

Yandes and 15th

127-

Brookside and Jefferson avs

128

Central av and 17th

129- Delaware and 19th

131- Alabama and 11th

132- Bellefontaine and 17th

134

College and 20th

135

Delaware and 13th

136

Alabama and North

137

Arsenal av and 19th

138 College av and 14th

139 -Cornell av and 13th

141 Yandes and 19th

142 Highland av and

10th

143-

Tecumseh and 10th

145 New Jersey and 22d

146 Alvord and 17th

147 No 2 Eng H, Roosevelt av and 16th

148 -College av and 22d

149 College av and 27th

151- -Adams and Mass av

152 Park av and 23d

153 -LE & W R R and 23d

154 -Beville av and 10th

156 -12th and Newman 157 Hovey and Pike

158 Bloyd and Winter av

159 No 21 Eng H. Olney and Glen dr

161 Parker and 20th 162 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 Railroad

172 No 22 Eng H, 24th and Carrollton av

173 20th and Central av

174 Central av and 25th

175 Jefferson av and 12th

176 StClair and East

178 -Martindale av and Belt RR

179 Central av and 30th

181 Olney and 20th

182- LaSalle and 10th

183-Denny and 28th

84 New York and Davidson

Ohio and Parkview av

91-

Maryland and Meridian

97- Alabama and New York, F D Hđqtrs

79- -Fletcher av and Shelby

Senate av and St Clair

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

184-North. and Hamilton av

185-Arrow av and 18th

431-Kentucky av and Morris

432- River av and Morris

434- -River av and llay 435 -- Harding and Big Four Ry

436-Ilarding and OHver av

437- No 19 Eng H. Morris and Harding

438 Howard and Blake av

439- Stock Yards

45I- -Reisner and Miller

452 Iloward and Lee

453 Morris and Kappes

451- ('hevrolet Body ('orp

456 Lambert and Belmont av

457- Marmon Motor Car 40

4.88 No 18 Engine House 1915 W Wash

439-

Addison and Ohio

461- W' Washington and Belt R R

162-Drover and York

463- Wabasti and White River

164- State House

465- -Marmon Motor Car Co Plant No 3

467- West and Oblo 468- West and Georgla

469- Harding and Washington

471-West and Washington

472 Kentucky av and Miller

473- "Tremont av and Ray

474- Tremont av and Washington

470- Drover and Ray

476

California and Market

478-

Belmont av and Minnesota

246- Pennsylvanla and 32d

247- Talbot and 23d

248- Rader and 25th

249- Clifton and 30th

251- N Harding and Ronche av 252- Capitol av and 32đ

253- Paris av and 30th

254- -Capitol av and 35th

256- Rader and 33d

07- N New Jersey and .33đ

Meridlan and 28th

,239- Kenwood av and 23d

261-Indianapolis av and 26th

262- -Macpherson av and 30th

263- Pennsylvania and 18th

264- Station No 2S, Ruckle and 38th

265- Meridian and Vermont

267- Capitol av and Vermont

268- Broadway and 30th

269 Park av and 32d

271- 30th. and N Harding

272-Graceland av and 38th

273-40th and Boulevard ol 274- 34th and Broadway

275-36th and College av 276- -Falrfield and Birchwood avs

278- College av and 42d

279- -Park av and 46th

281- l'ennsylvania and 36th

282- -Washington blvd and 40th

283- Senate av and North

284-West and North 285-Koehne and 21st

286- -Harding and 23d

287-Illinois and North

289-Pennsylvania and North

291 -- Gullford and 46th

292-Boulevard pl and 17th

293-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- Barnes av and Golden Hill

312-West and StClair

313-West and 12th

314-Missouri and 16th

315

11th and Brooks

316

Capitol av and 10th

317-Northwestern av and 318- -18th and Gent av

21st

319 Canal and 10th

321-Lafayette and 9th 323-Lafayette and 15th

324-Vermont and Lynn

325-Pershing av and 10th

326-No 9 Eng H. Belle Vieu pl near MIchigan

327-3Hehilgan and Holmes

328- Michigan and Concord

329-King av and StClair

341-West and 14th

342-16th and Montcalm

343-Illinois and 13th 345-No 24 Eng H. 19th and Dexter

246-New York and N Harding

347- -New York and Hanson av

348-IlIghland pl and 20th

349-Michigan and Belmont av

.3.1 -B & O RR tracks and Belmont av

352- Rochester and North

353- -Ilolmes av and 12th

Tibbs av and 10th

356- Tremont av and 12th

358-Haugh av and Speedway rd

359 Riley and Long Ilospitals, Walnut and WIIson

361- Illinois and Tippecanoe

362 Tibbs av and W Michigan

363- W' Riverside dr and 30th

364- .CIty Hospital Administration Bldg

365- -City Hospital Out Patient Bldg

367-City Hospital Laundry

371- Camp and 9th

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Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1934, Part 4

Author: Publication date: 1934 Publisher: R.L. Polk Number of Pages: 1774

Author:
Publication date: 1934
Publisher: R.L. Polk
Number of Pages: 1774