Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1943, Part 4

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5,208 128

Schools-Public and parochial.

Sewers 659.43 miles

Sidewalks

680.58 miles

Street Car and Bus Lines (route miles of) 224.85

Street Lights-Number of 10,955

Streets 857.09 miles

Tax Rate (payable in 1943; Center Township)

$2.825

Telephones (December, 1942) 122,567

Theatres (legitimate, etc)

Trains-Passenger, entering and leaving city daily.

150

Transient Population (estimated) 30,000

Union Station-all tracks elevated, covers 7 acres.

Water Mains

729.3 miles

Water Meters (December, 1942) 85,582

Wholesalers and Jobbers-1939 census, number of. 487

11,513

$9,230,339

Churches, all denominations-Number of.

Metropolitan District Population (1940)

INTRODUCTION

FACTS ABOUT INDIANA

Area: 36,045 square miles; ranks 37th in area among the states.

Indiana in 1816 became the nineteenth state.

State Flower: Zinnia.

State Tree: Tulip Tree.

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

Vital Statistics-Births, 65,681; deaths, 39,530 (1941).

Population (1940) : 3,427,796; ranks 11th in United States.

Distribution: Males, 1,640,061; females, 1,598,442; native whites, 2,981,002; foreign-born whites, 105,898; Negroes, 111,982 (1930 Census).

Number of Families (1930 U. S. Census), 843,066.

Industry: Number of establishments, 4,337; number of wage-earners, 277,467; value of products, $2,227,648,011 (U. S. Census of Manufactures, 1939).

Products: Iron and steel products, automobile bodies and parts, railroad equipment, foundry and machine shop products, pharmaceuticals, hosiery, clothing, food and meat prod- ucts, radios and radio parts, etc. Chief industries: steel manufacture, photo-engraving, and manufacture of motor vehicles (1930 census).

Assessed Valuation of Taxable Property (1939) : $3,852,141,743.

Roads: 75,757 miles of roads (9,878 miles in the State Highway System, of which 8,686 miles are high-type paved).

Agriculture: Number of farms, 184,549; acreage, 19,800,778.

Center of population of United States near Carlisle, Sullivan County, Indiana (1940).

Prominent Indiana Statesmen: President Benjamin Harrison, Vice-Presidents Thomas R. Marshall, Charles W. Fairbanks, Thomas A. Hendricks and Schuyler Colfax, Senators Albert J. Beveridge and James E. Watson; Senator and Postmaster-General Harry S. New.

Present Governor-Henry F. Schricker (D).

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.

INTRODUCTION

INDIANAPOLIS PAINT & COLOR CO.

PAINTS

CAPITA

T -DA

INDIANAPOLIS PAINT & COLOR CO

CAPITAL CITY FLIMS

Indianapolis Paint & Color Co. for many years has been the leader in developing the highest quality paints, enamels, varnish, and similar paint products.

From the laboratories of this company have come such successes as Nu-Da and Capital City House Paints, Nu-Da Enamel, Nu-Da Semi-Gloss, Nu-Da Varnish, and Nu-Da Floor, Porch and Cement Paint.

Constant striving for excellence has made the products of Indianapolis Paint & Color Co. the choice of the most exacting purchasers.

Use Indianapolis Paint & Color Co.'s paint products-call or write us for the name of the dealer near you.

INDIANAPOLIS PAINT & COLOR CO. General Office and Factory : 640-44 N. Capitol Ave., Phone Lincoln 1521

Paint and Wall Paper Salesroom : 105 No. Penn. St.

Glass Department and Warehouse : 332-34-36-38-40 W. Walnut St.

POLK'S INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY 1943 Copyright, 1943, 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-Gen Robt H Tyndall Exec Secretary of the Mayor -- Harry R Calkins City Clerk -- Frank J Noll jr

Deputy City Clerk-Amelia Krauter

Chief Probation Officer-Solon C Vial

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

Controller-Roy E Hickman

City Controller Deputy-Larry Parsons Barrett Law Bookkeeper-Arth J Walters Finance Auditor-Francis A Muehlbacher

DEPARTMENT OF LAW

Corporation Counsel -- Sidney S Miller Attorney-Arch N Bobbitt

Assistant Attorneys-Henry B Krug, Glenn W Funk, O B Hanger and James W Ingles City Prosecutor -- Henry M Coombs Assistant Prosecutor-Virgil Norris

Claim Agent-Marion Van Sickle

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND SANITATION

Harmon A Campbell pres, Walter E Hemphill, Gideon W Blain and J J Liddy members Executive Sec-Otto C Abshier

DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING

Civil Engineer -- Arth B Henry asst eng

Street Dept Head-Frank Unversaw

Sewer Dept Head- Raymond C Cassady

Traffic Engineer-James C Hallet

Chief Clerk -- Jesse L Monroe

Chemist-Chambers H Underwood

Chief Inspector -- Samt C Wal-or

Flood Prevention Engineer-Harvey W Cassady

Street Lighting Dept -- Raymonte H Bevil'e

City Asphalt Plant-Raymond H Fisher, 1725 S West

CITY PLAN COMMISSION AND BOARD OF ZONING

APPEALS

George T Whelden. Vice-Pres; Geo F Rooker. Engineer; Otto T Ferger Sec: John W Atherton, Louis J Borinstein, Mrs Edna M Christian, Joseph M Bloch; Board of Park Com- missioners ; Harmon A Campbell, Common Council; Arth Henry, City Civil Engineer; Paul R Brown, County Sur- veyor, Harmon A Campbell, Board of Public Works

ASSESSMENT BUREAU (DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS) Chief Clerk-Arth J Walters

BARRETT LAW DEPARTMENT

Chief Clerk- -Arth J Walters

STREET DEPARTMENT

Street Commissioner -- Luther E Tex

Senior Inspectors-Chas H Kuhlman, Frank Graham and Wm Hamilton

BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY

Wm H Remy Pres: Paul Robertson and Smiley N Chambers Members ; Edna H Allen Sec-Clerk Market Master-Paul W Lindemann Dog Pound Keeper-Carl Schmidt

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES DEPARTMENT

Chief Inspr-Mrs Maude G Hobson

Deputy Insprs-Walter G Wagner, Bruce Eberly and Herbert Allen

MUNICIPAL GARAGE 235 N Alabama Supt-Daniel G Watkins

BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT

Commissioner of Buildings-Ray M Howard

Chief Inspector-Chas C Van Sant

Board of Electrical Examiners-Ray M Howard, President; Aug C Bohlen. Roger S' Lawton, Eug H Brown Board of Plumbing Examiners-Arthur Paetz, Wm H Fox, Chas W Stolte Building Insrectors- Chas C Bacon, Carl H Buddenbaum, Leon D Elliott

Chief Electrical Inspr-Walter Meyers

Electrical Insprs-Walter E Michael, Edw Spangler, Richd B Hill. Glenn E Hadley Elevator Inspr-John MacGregor Bookkeeper-Statistician-Mrs Eliz Gresham Chief Clerk-Mrs Grace A Lahr

Sign Div-L Fred Milner. Chf Inspr Smoke Abatement Div -- David Matthews Structural Eng-John M Henry

Plumbing Inspectors-Jos H Swain, Lawrence Darnell, Chas Sims

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS BOARD

Paul E Rathert. Pres; Gertrude V Brown, V-Pres; Leo O McNamara, Joseph M Bloch, Members; Mary E Griffin, Sec Attorney-Glenn Funk Aucitor -- Cora E Hartman

Surt of Parks-Lloyd A Pottenger Horticulturist-Andrew Miller Asst Horticulturist-Orval E' Robison Engineer of Parks -- Jas E Perry Recreation Dept-Frank Luzar, Director

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES Citizens Gas and Coke Utility

Board of Directors: Henry L Dithmer. President: Brodehurst Elsey. Vice-President: Isaac E Woodard. Treasurer: Roy Sahm, Secretary : Donald J Angus, Leroy J Keach. John E Ohleyer

Board of Trustees: Edw W Harris, Pres; Thos D Sheerin, V-Pres ; Chas S Rauh, Sec; Merle Sidener, Howard T Grif- fith

General Manager-Thos L Kemp

PURCHASING AGENT

Edw G Hereth, Purchasing Agent Arth C Renick. Asst Cordie S Benedict. Chief Clerk Michl J Glenn, Inspector

CITY COUNCIL

John A Schumacher pres, Edw R Kealing v-pres, Herman E Bowers, Raymond C Dauss, Carson C Jordan, A Ross Man- ly, Lucian B Meriwether, Willie B Sullivan, Otto H Wor- ley, members, Frank J Noll jr clerk

Standing Committees

Finance-Chairman Bowers, Kealing, Dauss, Meriwether, Manly Safety-Chairman Dauss. Kealing, Bowers, Worley, Jordan Health-Chairman Meriwether, Kealing, Manly, Worley. Sul- livan . Parks-Chairman Manly, Dauss, Meriwether, Worley, Sul- livan

Law and Judiciary -- Chairman Worley, Sullivan, Bowers, Keal- ing, Meriwether

Public Works Committee-Chairman Kealing, Bowers, Dauss, Sullivan. Jordan

Elections-Chairman Sullivan. Jordan, Dauss, Bowers, Manly Welfare-Chairman Jordan, Sullivan, Manly, Meriwether, Bowers

POLICE DEPARTMENT Headquarters se cor Alabama and Pearl

Chief of Police-Clifford F Beeker

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND CHARITIES

Board of Health Commissioners-Dr M J Barry, Pres; Frank G Laird. V-Pres; Dr A F Weyerbacher and Dr L A Ens- minger, Members: Herman G Morgan M D Sec

Chemist-J R Dunwoody

Nutrition Directo :- E MI Amos. M D

Supt City Hospital-Chas W Myers, MD Chief Clerk-Wm A Oren

Business Mgr City Hospital-Clyde E Parsons

Chief Inspr of Meats-J H Young Tuberculosis Division-Mes Nellie Dixon

Director of Child Hygiene-Glen Burton Super of School Nurses-Alice N Jones

Supt of Nurses Training School-Eliz C Wibel supt Dental Clinic-124 W Georgia

Charities Solicitations Commission

George S Olive, Chairman: H C Atkins. Geo Hilgemeier, Leo Traugott. Ralph Colby, Paul Richey, E C Ropkey, Michael F Morrissey, 'Secretary : Toner MI Overley

CUSTODIAN OF CITY BUILDINGS

City Hall-Warner Jewell Tomlinson Hall-Wm Princell Police Station-Sergt Frank Gallagher

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

( Offices, Administration Bldg. sw cor Ohio and Meridian) Roscoe Conkle, Pres; Mrs Eldo I Wagner, V-Pres; Edgar A Perkins, Harry G Mayer and Theo L Locke Members ; DeWitt S Morgan, Supt of Schools; John E McGaughey, Supt of Blogs and Grounds

Attorney of the Board-Baker, Daniel, Wallace & Seagle 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, pro- 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-Roscoe Conkle Vice-President-Mrs Eldo I Wagner

Treasurer- Walter O Boetcher Secretary-Maxwell V Bailey Business Director-A B Good

Superintendent of Schools-De Witt S Morgan

Vocational Director-Harry E Wood

Librarian-Luther L Dickerson

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Headquarters-Southeast cor New York and Alabama Chief of Force-Harry H Fulmer

1st Asst Chiefs-Roscoe A Mckinney and Otto J Petty

Battalion Chiefs-1st Dist, Orval R Marshall and Robt T Han- sell, '2d Dist. Fred F Fries and Chas D Milender; 3d Dist, Chas C Gregory and Philip Moss; 4th Dist, Harvey J Keppel and Wm T Clune; A Frank Craig drill instr Clerk-Mary Hurley

Secretary-Harry R Gould Stenographer- Carrie Nihiser

Director of Fire Prevention-Bernard A Lynch

Gamewell Division-405 City Hall

Supt of Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph-Wm B Griffis

Gamewell Operators, also Telephone Operators-Thos Stapp, Herbert T Aker, Otto Rugenstein, Ralph Treadway, Geo Bailey

Service Men-Everett Wells, Harley Mckenzie, W C Myers, Wm MeKissick, Garrett Crume, Thos Lambert, Walter Gallamore

Pumper Co No 1-445 Indiana av; Renzil Williams, Capt Pumper Co No 2-1575 Roosevelt av ; Louis Roeckel, Capt Pumper Co No 3-1134 Prospect; Wm E Kennedy, Capt Pumper Co No 4-428 W Morris; Cale F Racoos, Capt Pumper Co No 5-128 W Fifteenth: Albert C Barnes Capt Pumper Co No 6-Cor Kentucky av and Maryland; John Stewart Lieut

Pumper Co No 7-New York and Alabama: Michl J Gardiner Capt

Pumper Co No 8-636 E 11th; Paul Boling, Capt Pumper Co No 9-535 N Belle Vieu pl; Albert J Baskerville, Capt

Pumper Co No 10-Cor Russell av and Merrill; Henry Mur- ray Capt - Pumper Co No 11-1030 E Washington; Fred W Harrell, Capt Pumper Co No 12-341 N Sherman dr; L D Surface Lieut Pumper Co No 13-Cor Kentucky av and Maryland; Joseph Hancock Capt

Pumper Co No 14- 2940 Kenwood av; Bert A Unversaw. Capt Pumper Co No 15-2101 English av; Joseph A Hickey, Capt Pumper Co No 16-5555 N Illinois; Fred C Kennedy, Capt Pumper Co No 17-1130 Madison av; James Renihan, Lieut Pumper Co No 18-1915 W Washington; Geo J James, Capt Pumper Co No 19-1441 W Morris; Leroy A Meenach, Capt Pumper Co No 20-352 N Beville av; Harry A Miller, Capt Pumper Co No 21-2320 N Olney; F H Richter, Capt

Pumper Co No 22-2357 Carrollton av; James P Pope, Capt Pumper Co No 23-1002 Udell; C M Wuerzberger, Capt Pumper Co No 24-1902 Dexter; Calvin J Martin, Capt

Pumper Co No 25-5432 E Washington; Claude E Ream, Capt

'Pumper Co No 26- 2174 Webb; Frank Quinn, Capt Pumper Co No 27-2918 E Tenth; Danl O'Donnell, Lieut Pumper Co No 28-512 E Maple rd; Cecil Gresh, Capt Pumper Co No 29- -2302 Shelby: E H Trimpe, Lieut Pumper Co No 30-332 IS New Jersey; Harry VanPelt, Capt Pumper Co No 32-6324 Bellefontaine; John R Miller, Capt Hose Co No 1-443 Indiana av; Renzil Williams, Capt Truck Co No 2-1575 Roosevelt av: Edw J Walsh. Lieut Truck Co No 3-1136 Prospect: Henry Rothermel. Lieut Truck Co No 5 -- 126 W Fifteenth; Wm B Russell, Capt Truck Co No 7-E New York se cor Alabama; O F Stevenson, Capt

Truck Co No 11-1028 E Washington; Harlan T Reno, Lieut Truck Co No 13-Kentucky av and Maryland; Joseph C Wil- helm, Capt

Truck Co No 14-2960 Kenwood av; Vernon Hudson, Capt Truck Co No 17-Madison av and Morris; Dennis J Lyons, Capt Truck Co No 18-1913 W Washington; Geo J James, Capt Truck Co No 19-Cor Morris and Harding; Danl O'Neill, Lieut Truck Co No 22-24th and Carrollton av: W B Giezendanner, Capt Truck Co No 25 -- 5532 E Washington; Harry E Rhoades, Lieut

Truck Co No 27-2918 E 10th; Daniel O'Donnell, Capt Truck Co No 29-2302 Shelby; Edw H Trimpe. Capt Truck Co No 30-340 S New Jersey; John Ward, Lieut

Truck Co No 32-Cor Bellefontaine and Riviera dr; Oscar Hupp. Capt

Rescue Squad Co No 7-Headquarters. New York and Ala- bama; Marcus Sexson, Lieut

Squad No 14- Headquarters. New York and Alabama; John Kitzmiller, Lieut Water Tower No 13- Maryland and Kentucky av: Lieut Carl Malcom, Capt

Repair Dept-1024 Sanders; Frank A Braun, Master Mech, Fred W Turner, Asst Master Mech, Battalion Chief

Fire Prevention Bureau

Bernard Lynch, Director; M J Hyland, Capt; Michl J Mul- vihill, Fred G Blackwell, Wm H Collins, Ralph R Fender, Hugh H. Hanna, Bernard Mullen, Danl O'Neil, O J Robbins, Fay E Rugh, Carl Sims, Inspectors; June S' Myers, Clerk Pension Fund-Fred W Heaton, Sec

Drill School rear Station 30-A Frank Craig, Instr

Salvage Corps Indianapolis Salvage Corps-422 E New York: Wm J Curran. Supt

BEECH GROVE CITY GOVERNMENT

City Hall-Main nw cor 8th av

Mayor-Chas Adams

Councilmen-E L Mendenhall. Wm Gilliland, W H Brooks Attorney- Lewis E Marine

Fire Dept-Clyde O Driskell, Chief

Police Dept-F J Miller, Chief

Clerk-Frances Hein

Board of Education-Wm Campbell, Elton H Gishwiler, Mrs Eliz Helkema, Sec

Board of Public Works-E A Hunter, J C Greenfield and Floyd Harlan

Street Commissioner-Geo Worrell

Post Office-622 Main (BG) ; Mary Rutledge, Postmaster

ROCKY RIPPLE GOVERNMENT

Councilmen-Harry B Trotcky, Francis H Joy and Chas H Maddux

Clerk-Fred Doeppers Attorney-Chas W Appleman

Building Inspector-Herbert Roberts

SPEEDWAY CITY GOVERNMENT

Town Board-Arth Beeler. Pres: C H Hole and R D Haase Clerk-Treas-James W Baxter Marshal-Harry F Bernhardt

School Board-Howard Wilson, Pres; Thos B Keogh, Oscar W Lyons

WOODRUFF PLACE GOVERNMENT

Clerk-John M Dils

Board of Trustees-Arth Kern, Murray Morris, Arth C Schrader

Marshal-Elmore Luscher

COUNTY GOVERNMENT

Court House-Washington, Delaware, Market and Alabama

OFFICIALS

Clerk (ex-officio of all courts) -A Jack Tilson, term ex- pires December 31. 1944 Chief Deputy- Cletus B Seibert

Treasurer- Walter C Boetcher, John F Fogarty, Chief Deputy; Chas A Slinger, Chief Clerk, Barrett Law Dept

Auditor-Ralph F Moore, Fabian W Biemer Chief Deputy Recorder-Paul B Brewer; term expires December 31, 1944 Sheriff-Otto W Petit: term expires December 31, 1944 Coroner-Roy B Storms, MD; term expires December 1944 Surveyor and Engineer-Paul R Brown; term expires December 31. 1944 Assessor-Saml L Montgomery; term expires December 31, 1944 Marriage License Clerk-Mrs Violette M Payne, R24, Court House Draftsmen-Davis Y Byrkit and Robt S Turner, 43 Court House

Commissioners -- Wm Bosson jr, Pres: Wm T Ayres and Ray D Mendenhall, Members

Agricultural Agent-Horace E Abbott. 439 Federal bldg Attorney-Victor R Jose jr. 403 Inland bldg

Health Commissioner -- Arth M Hetherington, top fl Court House

Board of Review-Consists of County Assessor, Auditor, Treasurer and two civilians appointed by_circuit judge. In session first Monday in June to July 1st; Frank D Brattain, Theo M Weiss Members, 9 Court House

Board of Children's Guardians-5751 University av: Mildred Esterling. Supt

Council (elected November, 1942, to serve four years) - Chas O Sutton, RD 4 Box 611, Geo R Hollingsworth, New Augusta; Addison J Parry, 4822 Central av, Russell E Hutchinson, Acton, Ind

Inheritance Tax Appraiser-Robt Allison, 77 Court House Intangible Tax Appraiser-John C Harris, 9 Court House Superintendent of Schools-Harvey F Griffey, top fl Court House

Department of Public Welfare-257 W Wash

Judge Marion Circuit Court-Earl R Cox: term expires November. 1944

Judge Probate Court-Danl V White, 53 Court House; term expires December 31, 1944

Judges Superior Court -- Room 1, Judson L Stark; Room 2, Hezzie B Pike: Room 3. Emsley W Johnson jr; Room 4, Walter Pritchard; Room 5, Ralph E Hamill. Vacation period, July and August

Judge Marion Criminal Court-Wm D Bain; term expires December 31, 1944

Judge Marion County Juvenile Court-Mark W Rhoads, 18- 22 Court House; term expires December 31, 1944

Judges Municipal Court-Room 1, Louis A Weiland; Room 2, Harry R Champ; Room 3, John L McNelis; Room 4, John L Niblack

Municipal Court Probation Dept-Solon C Vial, Chief Pro- bation Officer, 35 S Alabama

Prosecuting Attorney-Sherwood Blue: term expires December 31, 1944

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS

ASSESSORS

Center Township-Jas F Cunningham. Court House; John J Sweeney. Chief Deputy

Decatur Township-Frank Bishop, West Newton Franklin Township-John R Maze, Acton, Ind Lawrence Township-Glenn P Bolander. Oaklandon Perry Township-Carl E Smock, RD 1 Box 208

Pike Township-Arland Coolman, New Augusta RD 1 Warren Township-Jas L Kingsbury, 7 Court House

Washington Township-Paul E Tegarden. 7 Court House Wayne Township-Mrs Mary Stout Dugan

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

Center-Ernest T Lane, 152 12 E Court R3 Franklin-John D Adams, Wanamaker

Lawrence-John I Robison, Oaklandon Perry-Wm K Ellington, RD 6 Box 487 Pike-Paul B Scott, RD 1 New Augusta Warren-Chas A Woerner, 335 Campbell Washington-Jas I Veach, 5501 College av Wayne-Edw F Peck, 2304 W MeCarty

CONSTABLES

Center-John F Taylor 152 16 E Court R3 Franklin -- Earl E Willsey, RD 10 Box SS

Lawrence-Raymond A Wadsworth, Castleton Perry-Carl Hueber, RD 6 Box 218-R

Warren -- Sherman S Willoughby. 5703 Rawies av Washington-Chas G Shaw, 666 E Maple rd Wayne-Paul Cassel, 902 N Belle Vieu pl

TRUSTEES

Center-Henry Mueller, 212-14 N Senate av Decatur-Frank Bishop, West Newton Franklin-John R Blaze. Acton. Ind Lawrence-John T Plummer, Lawrence, Ind Perry-John W George, 1215 Russell av Pike-Arland Coolman, New Augusta, Ind Warren -- Henry M Thomas. 340 N Ritter av Washington-Geo Hl Hopper, BD 14. Box 156 Wayne-Herbert H MeClelland, RD 18, Box 384

ADVISORY BOARD

Center-Chas Holtman, 1310 Marlowe av ; Louis Keener, 1749 Union; Wm E Arbuckle, 1759 W Morris Decatur -- John F Bleck, RD 3 Box 911 ; Baxter D Park, West Newton: Roscoe J Pierson. Bridgeport RD 1 Franklin-Jos C Hittle, Acton RD 1; Henry Moeller. RD 9 Box 432: Wm C Schilling, RD 9 Lawrence-Brenton Bolander, RD 13 Box 286: Chas W Carter. Lawrence: Thos M Hamilton, Oaklandon Perry-Chas F Bohne, 4229 Bowman av; Forest C Hunting- ton, 936 E Epler av; Chas Lockwood, RD 6 Box 308 Pike-Floyd Bass, RD 1, New Augusta; Russell A Furr. RD 1, New Augusta ; Ralph R Meyers, RD 1. New Augusta Warren-Clayton B Johnson, RD 9 Box 643: Robt L Moor- head, RD 10 Box 204: Wm Thompson, 5720 E 30th Washington-Chas A Huff. 5210 Grand View dr: Geo H Cornelius, RD 16 Box 281; W Henry Roberts, RD 15 Box 48

Wayne-Fred Pattman, Maywood; Jas M Robey, Clermont; Emery Thompson. RD 3. Box 241

STATE GOVERNMENT

State House-ns W Washington, between Capitol and Senate

OFFICIALS

Governor-Hon Henry F Schricker; term expires Jan 11, 1945

Lieutenant Governor-Chas M Dawson; term expires Jan 11, 1945 Secretary of State-Rue J Alexander; term expires Dec. 1, 1945

Treasurer-Jas M Givens, term expires Feb. 10, 1945 Auditor-Richd T James; term expires Dec. 1, 1944 Attorney General-James A Emmert, appointive

Supt of Public Instruction-Clement T Maian; term expires March 15. 1945

Clerk of Supreme and Appellate Courts -- Thos C Williams; term expires Jan. 1. 1945 Reporter Supreme and Appellate Courts- Mrs Marjorie R Gun- dersen: term expires Jan. 14, 1945

Appointed by the Governor

Adjutant General-Wm P Weimar, acting

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Governor-Hon Henry F Schricker, Executive Officer

Executive Secretary- Ray E Smith

Under Secretary-Frank Hildenbrand

Lieutenant Governor-Chas M Dawson

Division of Public Safety

Director-Don F Stiver Chief Fire Marshal Department-Clem A Smith

Division of Adjutant General

Adjutant General-Wm P Weimar, acting

Division of Charities, Benevolence and Correction

Supervisor-Thurman A Gottschalk State Probation Division Director-Mrs Margt A Afflis

Division of Accounting and Statistics

Examiner-Otto K Jensen

Deputy Examiners-R P Freeman and Edw A Cooper Director of the Budget-Anderson C Ketchum, Victor Gootee, Asst Dir

Boards and Commissions

Board of Public Welfare-W A Hacker, Indpls; Fred Hoke, Indpls; Thurman A Gottschalk, Berne; Marie S Edwards. Peru; J Pierce Cummings, Indpls; Henry J Richardson jr, Indpls

Commission on Clemency-E C Gorrell, Winimac; James A Bittles, Greencastle; Frank Hildenbrand, Sec, Knox

Probation Commission-Eug Foster, Indianapolis: Mrs Mabel Fogel, Brockville; Mrs Eliz Burton, Rockville; McFarland Smith, Kokomo

Board of Accounts-Henry F Schricker. ex-officio; Otto K Jensen. Arcadia ; Richd T James. ex-officio

Board of Certified Accountants-Wm M Madden, Pres: Edw A Cooper. Greenfield, Treas; Roscoe P Freeman, Franklin. Sec

Armory Board-Henry F Schricker, ex-officio; Elmer F Straub, ex-officio, Chairman; A C Arnett, Lafayette; D Wray DePrez, Shelbyville: Robinson Hitchcock, Indpls; Gerald B Ely, Indpls; Oliver H Stout, Indpls Budget Committee-Otto K Jensen, Indpls. Sec; Winfield K Denton, Evansville; Walter Vermilion, Anderson; Hobart Creighton, Warsaw ; C Anderson Ketchum, Greensburg : Floyd I Garrott. Battle Ground

Public Printing Bureau-Henry F Schricker, Jas M Tucker, Richd T James. Cooper C Clifton

Commission on Public Records-Henry F Schricker. ex-officio; James M Tucker, Paoli : Otto K Jensen, Indpls; Christopher B Coleman, Sec

Alcoholic Beverage Commission --- Bernard Doyle, Adminis- trator: Lowell Patterson, Harry C Fenton, Win Storen; Hebron; John Noonan. See

State Police Board-Claude Crooks, Lebanon: Clarence Gre- melspacher, James J Robinson, Bloomington ; Eug C Pulliam, Indpls

STATE PENAL, CORRECTIONAL AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS

State Prison Michigan City

Board of Trustees Len T Mulva. Whiting: ES M Carver, Michigan City; E C Gorrell, Winimac; Frank T Flynn. South Bend: Alfred Dowd, Warden

State Reformatory

Pendleton

Board of Trustees -- Frank Hanley, Muncie: Jas A Bittles, Greencastle: J Russell Townsend jr, Indpls; Jack Clark, Marion : A F Miles, Supt.

State Farm

Putnamville

Board of Trustees-A E Kress, Terre Haute; John McFaddin, Rockville: Walter Jones, Anderson: J Frank MeDermond, Attica : Floyd H Hemmer, Supt

Women's Prison Indianapolis

Board of Trustees- Margt M Neely, Martinsville; Helen Whit- comb, Shelbyville; Mrs Edna Bingham, Indianapolis; Mrs Eleanor P' Jamison. Sullivan : Mrs Marian F Gallup, Supt

Boys' School

Plainfield

Board of Trustees-Lewis P Urschel. North Manchester; Glenn Hoovermale. Indianapolis: Ura Seeger, West Lebanon ; Leo Emmelman, Indianapolis: E Millard Dill, Supt

Girls' School

RD 2, Indianapolis Board of Trustees-Mrs John W Kern, Indianapolis ; Mrs E E Voyles, Indpls; Mrs D L Barnhart, Goshen: Mrs Kathryn Sholty, Lafayette; Mrs Adeline C Lehman, Supt

Central State Hospital

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Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1943, Part 4

Author: Publication date: 1943 Publisher: R.L. Polk Number of Pages: 2244

Author:
Publication date: 1943
Publisher: R.L. Polk
Number of Pages: 2244