Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 177, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1927 — Page 12

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FLOOD WATERS DAMAGE STATE ROADS LITTLE _____ v Highway Bulletin Says All Traffic Lanes Open by Sunday. f Six detours and three bridge runarounds were removed from State roads this week by completion of pavements and new bridges, according to John I>. Williams, State Highway Commission director. Columbus to Bloomington, Indianapolis to Spencer and Bloomington to Bedford traffic was hampered by high water following rains Wednesday, according to the weekly highway bulletin. The waters will subside and traffic be moving normally by Sunday or Monday, highway officials estimated. Flood waters washed out a temporary bridge on Rd. 46, east of Nashville, and inundated R<fc 37 near Harrodsburg; Rd. 46, east of Bloomington and four miles east of Spencer, and Rd. 67 near Gosport. The bulletin lists these road conditions. No. I—Good stone surface from Rd. 80 to four miles north of Milan. Avoid to Rd. 46. No. 3—Bridge run-arounds at one mile, four miles and five miles south of Ft. Wayne. No. 7—Bridge run-around eleven miles north of Madison. Five and one-half mile southeast of Columbus. No. 9—Run-around via Mt. Etna. C. 8. No. 20—One-half mile detour at Rolling Prairie. Detour one mile east of Lagrange to Brushy Prairie. U. 8. No. 24—Short detour in Kentland. Detour just east of Huntington. U. 8. No. 27—Bridge run-arounds south of Portland and one mile south of Lynn. Traffic use cut-off between Lynn and Fountain City. Bridge run-around three miles north of Richmond.

No. 29—Run-around just north of Intersection of Rds. 29 and 26. Bridge run-

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around at north edge of Knox and five miles north of Knox. Detour from four miles north of La Forte to junction of Rd, 20. U. S. No. 30—Short detours Just east of Hamlet and in Plymouth. U. 8. No. 31.—Three-mile detour eleven miles north of Kokomo. Bridge runaround one mile north of Peru. •No. 32—Runarounds one and one-half miles east of and one miles west of Shannondale. Detour at east edge of Lebanon. Short detour around bridge construction near Lapel. Detour five miles west of Anderson. No. 35—Narrow road between Corydon and Palmyra. U. 8. No. 36—Pavement between Danville and Avon is open, except short detour at Abner’s Creek. No. 37—Drive carefully past workmen south of Grantsburg. No. 39—Detour six miles south of Frankfort. U. 8. No. 41—Short detour at North Terre Haute. Runardhnd one mile south of Lyford., Detour four miles north of Attica to Boswell and from Kentland

three miles north. Detaur St. John to Dyer. No. 43—Detour four miles north of Crawiordsville. Bridge run-arbund three and, one-half miles north of Romney. No. 46—Bridge Tun-around three and one-half miles east of Nashville. Bridge run-arounds four and five and one-half miles west of Bloomington. Bridge runaround five miles west of Eiluttsville. No. 50—Bridge run-around seven miles east of Bedford. Bridge run-aroundsjust west of Seymour. Detour four miles west of Aurora. U. S. No. 52—Detour from Otterbein to Montmorencl. No. 56—Bridge run-arounds three-tenths mile west of Arthur and six and one-half miles east of Paoli. Closed for construction between West Baden and Paoli; detour marked. Earth surface between Salem and Scottsburg Impassable most of time. Temporary bridge between Madison and Vevay for one-way traffic. Detour around, bridge construction one mile west of Vevay. No. 57—Detour two and two-tenths miles

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south of Washington. Bridge run-around there miles north of Washington. No. 02—Detour from Corydon north on Rd. 35 to Palmyra and southeast on Rd. 150 to New Albany. No. 64—Short detour in Tell City. No. 65—Bridge run-around five miles north of Mt. Vernon. No. f6—Detour between Evansville and Newburg. Impassable between Newburg and Hatfield, with m> detour. No. 67—Short detour in Edwardsport. Bridge run-around four miles and four and four-tenths miles east of Gosport. U. S. No. 150—Under construction from West Baden and French Lick to Paoli, thence to Palmyra. Local detour between West Baden ana Paoli. but through traffic is routing on No. 50 to Mitchell, thence* south on 37 to Paoli, thence east on 56 to Salem, thence south on 35 to 150 at Palmyra. GET CHRISTMAS CHECKS y $500,000 in Savings on Way to Depositors in City. Christmas savings checks aggregating more than $500,000 are in the mails for delivery to Indianapolis depositors. Many banks placed the checks <n the mail Wednesday night anjl Thursday. Others will mail checks between now and Dec. 10. The Fletcher Savings and Trust Cos. and its allied banks, five State and five branches, mailed 12,000 checks Wednesday night repipsenting morerthan $500,000. Total Christmas savings checks to be sent out by local Danks exceed $1,060,000, a Times survey revealed.

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