Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 293, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1926 — Page 7

'APRIL 9, 1926

HEAVY RAINS ARE HELP TO STATE ROADS ) Flushed Off Surfaces, Bulletin States —Some Not in Good Condition. Heavy rains this week were a benefit rather than a detriment to many gravel and stone surfaced big-sways, because they flushed off spe surfaces, it was pointed out in vne State highway commission's weekly traffic bulletin today. The exception is short breaks in surfaces Tr hK'.h t-'-ase rains will leave sloppy for a day or so until they respond to maintenance. Reports show that northern Indiana, particularly in the Valparaiso and Chicago districts, is experiencing much difficulty fighting elements. Early this week the district was swept by snowstorms, and huge drifts four and five feet deep had to be cleared. Usually there was some thaw in the day, but by night surfaces were frozen. Asa result of this rapid weather change, nine roads in the Valparaiso locality will not bo in condition to serve other

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than light traffic for he next six or en days. These roads are: Ud. 1. Peru to Plymouth. Rd. 2. Valparaiso to Plymouth. ltd. 7. Ivcntland to Peru. ltd. 8. Remington to Crown Point. Ud. 10 Kentlaud to Dyer. Rd. li>. Carroll-Clinton County to La Porte. Rd. 44. Hossvllle to Monticello. Rd. 50. Kersey to Arnos. ltd. 55. Hebron to Valparaiso. Surface conditions on routes entering Indianapolis were set forth in tho bulletin as follows: Rd. 1. (New Albanv. Indianapolis. South Rend. Michigan lnle) —Detour just north of Peru account of dredge ditch is bad. Detour from two miles north of Edinburg to Franklin account of paving. Old road at Marshfield will serve ail traffic, but is subject to inundation by hijthwater. Rd. 3. (Richmond. Indianapolis. Terre Haute)—Temporary bridge at six miles west of Richmond. No. (i. (Madison. Greonsburg. Indianapolis. Lafayette. Oxford) —Detour marked at two miles north of Lebanon. Short detour two and one-half miles northwest of Thorntown. Through traffic front Indian-

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apolis to Lafayette advised to use Rds. 44 and ill) lrnm Lebanon to Lafayette. Rough between Osgood and Napoleon and just north of Greensburg. Rd. 12 (Vincennes. Soencer, Indianapolis) —Drive carefully at approaches to temporary bridtre two miles north of Goceport. Ud. 22. (English. Paoli. Bedford. BloomImriou. Martinsville. Indianapolis)—Approaches to new R. R. overhead bridge six milts south of Indianapolis are soft. Closed lie tween Martinsville and Bloomington and English and Paoii for paving. Through traffic between Martinsville and Bloomington use Rds. 12 and 32. Use old bridge and old road ao-ount of bridge and road construction at two mlics south of Bedford. At Paoli take a county road to Grantsberg via Marengo and English Avoid south of Grantsburg an-ount construction and no good detour road. Rd. 31. i'Montezuma. Rockville. Dnaville, Indianapolis)—Detour at four miles cast of Balnbridge account bridge construction. Bridge run-around in same vicinity in force April 5. . Rd. 37. (Indianapolis. Anderson. Muncie) —Pavement from Indianapolis to Munoie. Detour around bridge construction at Ingalls removed about April 10 Rd. 39. (Indianapolis, llushville. Brook-

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ville. Ohio- line)—Run-around at bridge construction three miles sputh of Cedar Grove. Heavy traffic prohibited. Watch for bridge detour three miles from Indianapolis to start about April 12. LAUDER WEARS GI ASSES EDINBURGH.—Sir Harry Lauder has succumbed to the craze for rimless octagonal eye-glasses. Recently he appeared here with a pair which he had purchased in a London shop.

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APPOINTMENTS MADE Number of Minor Positions Are Filled by Park Hoard. The park board made a number of appointments to minor positions at a meeting Thursday. A. W. Brayton will succeed Lawrence V. Sheridan, resigned, as land-

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ART STORE TO OPEN Lyman Brothers Will Obsorvo Annlveisarj' —Move on Circle. The twenty-sixth birthday anniversary of the firm will be observed Saturday with the opening of the Lyman Brothers’ new’ retail art goods store, 31 Monument Circle.

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