The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-20

Started for
State Event
Saddle Association Party
to Be Held Oct. II
at Gregg Farm.
BY ELIZABETH CARR

u you drive out 20 one hundred
Il and Sixth street on North Me-
ridian and look over the crew Of
workmen a. the Gregg farm. you'll
appreciate the physical steps neces-
sary % stage the Indiana Saddle
Horse Associations second annual
roundup
The preliminary ACTIVITIES. MauT-
ice L. Mendcnhall. association presi-
dent. explains. are we'll under way
for the show which VIII be staged
Sunday afternoon. oct. "A. on the
Charles +. Gregg farm.
While The committee Chalrmen
and their teams are deciding on
judges. programs. prizes, equipment,
food and concessions, the pubic
safety committee headed BY General
Elmer r. Straub is concerned with
policing the grounds, arranging the
concession boxes and parking
methods
Make safety Survey
Yesterday General Straub with
Mr.. Mendenhau. Mr.. Gregg, R. d.
Coleman. captain r r Whlet,
Colonel Paul Z Tombaugh and Nike
Morusecv. chief ~ police surveyed
the situation
They studied The make reaoy
ring" $50 feet square. with IFS en-
trance 10 the main ring which this
year VIII be 300 feet b. 400 feet. and
approved the two new entrances to
the farm. devised 10 relieve possible
traffic congestion.
General Straub reported that 300
policemen. deputy sheriffs from
Hamilton and Boone counties and
national guardsmen will be on hand
Oct. Il as a salty precauton-
Expect $4,000 to Attend
After its enthusiastic reception
last year. the ASSOCIATION Is expect
ing a crowd Of $4,000 indianapolis
and neIghbOrlnF horsemen, with ad-
ditional helpers. are cooperating
with the committees for the event
which again promises 10 be a gay
one
Members OF the indianapolis Jun
Tor League. led by Mrs. Perry Lesh
as president, plan 10 repeat their
duties of last year. donating profits
10 the OccupatiOnal therapy depart
ment OF the James Whitcomb Riley
HOspita, for Children.
IN addition TO the roundup COM
nlittecs already announced. Major
General Robert Tyndall Will be field
marshal. with Raymond Jackson
and Pose Denning. ring stewards
Mr.. Mendenhau. Mir. Gregg and
Wallace o Lee will receive the
guests: J. r. McNutt is general sec
retarv: DR.. EversOn carp. DR.. G.. B.
Jackson. DR. Howard B. Nettel and
DR. Z. H. Hare first aid, and John
Bertermann. field clerk
Others to Aid
The field stewards for the event
include Alex Mctzger. Lieutenant
Commander o. F. Hcssler, DR.. P. o.
Bonham. Fred Sharp. Franklin, and
Robert II. Brown. Don Bose and
Charles Jewett Will announce the
events and contests over the radio
This years attendance group IN
cludes Mrs. Hubert Hickam, Miss
Anne Ayres. Mrs. Charles Chopper,
Mrs. E. +. Martin. Mrs. w. w. Fan
cher. Miss Gertrude Brown, r. d.
Bailey. KokOmO. DR.. N. C. El0er-
son. Anderson. c. P. WattleS. South
Bend: Miss Margaret Krul, Valpa-
rsiSO: John Bracken. Hobart; sam
c. Moore. KokOmO; Leo J. Weber.
Kokomo: J. Earl Stanley, S. E.
Bowman, Lyons; R. f. Phelps, Mar
tinsville: Mrs. William H Ball.
Muncie: Horace Walker, Fl Wayne;
Miles T. Niman. Mrs. Paul c. Borg
man. Fl. Wayne: Jack Edwards, Fl
WAYNE: Fred c. Whitehouse, CO.
lumbus: Mrs. II. J. Lacy. Miss Ruth
Gorreu Miss Martha Wheeler,
Franklin: Mrs. Blake Stone. Mrs.
2. s. Retter. Miss Hilda Hibben.
c. o. Alg. Miss Edith Allen, Miss
Beatrice Burgan. Mrs. William Lowe
Rire and Miss Katherine Pickett