Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1936 — Page 16

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REPAVING ADDS 10 DETOURS TO STATESYSTEM 34 Now in Effect Due to Construction Work, Commission Reports. Progress of the 1936 construction Reason was indicated this week In the report of the State Highway Commission that 10 new construction detours have been added. There now are 34 detours and three run-arounds in effect and numerous changes in routings have been made necessary, the highway commission reported. Highways affected by new detours are Roads 18. 39 and U. 8. 52. 59. 02, 110, 130 and 234. Detours in effect include: Rond 2- -Detour from Mishawaka to Elkhart over county pavement V B 6- Detour from Butler east 1* 3 mile* oyer Road 1 and eountv road Road 9- Drive carefully from Junction Road 37. south of Pendleton, to Huntsville. account, shoulder and bridge construction Road 13.—Detour 3 miles over (travel road from Wabash to Junction Road 24 northeast of Wabash Road 15—Closed from Wabash and Road ill. detour 20 miles marked over Roads 13. 213 and 114; detour 13 miles marked from Silver Lake east over Road 14 and north over 4 miles of countv gravel road and 6 miles of county concrete to Warsaw , Road 18—Cloaed east, of function Road IS2. detour 8 mil** over count.v srravel road. U. 8. 24—Detour for east bound traffic 7 miles over gravel from Wabash east, and north to Largo; westbound traffic follow present 24 west to Road 13. detour then Jj**t and south to Wabash; closed from U 8 30 to New Haven, detour marked ov ?r TT. S. 30 and New Haven city streets. Road 20 Closed from New Bethel to Indlanaoolls, detour marked over Roads 9 and 40 Road 25—Closed from Rochester to Mentone. detour over Roads 14 and 19. Road 28—Detour over city streets in Frankfort. IT 8 31 Run-around about 8 miles south of Columbus; traffic drive slowlv due to construction through Greenwood: closed from Junction Road 6 Just south of LaPaz north to mile south of South Bend; detour marked east, over U. 8. to Road 331 to Ireland Road and west over eountv pavement to TANARUS). 8. 31 Road 34- Closed from one mile west, Wavnetown to C'rawford.svi'le. detour over eountv gravel and Roads 25 and 55 U 8 38 —Closed from Indianapolis to Junction Road 9. south of Pendleton, detour over Roads *0 and 9 Road 39 Detour from Danville to Lebanon Is 30 miles over eountv gravel and Road 34; detour from Delphi south and east is 4 miles over citv streets and eountv gravel IT. 8 40—Closed from Terre Haute to Brazil. I rues detour over U. 8 41. U. 8. 38 and Road 43; nassengpr car detour 21 miles over TJ. 8. 41 to North Terre Haute, thrn east and south over eountv pavement. gravel and Road 59: traffic drive carefully past construction forces between Cambridge CMtv and E Germantown; twolane traffic through bridge east of Cambridge Cit.'\ TJ 8 41 Drive rarefullv account men working one mile north of White River north of Hazeltown: detour over citv streets in Sullivan; drive rarefullv from Cook to TJ. 8. 30. unfinished shoulders; closer) from U. 8 30 to U. 8. fi; detour marked west otvr TJ. 8. 30 and north over Road 141: heavv traffic advised In keep off Road 41 south to St John- -alternale 4 cute suggested Is over Roads 30. 53 and 52 Road 43 -Detour from anoint Just south of Westvtlle to Michigan Citv is 14 mils over TT 8. 8. county concrete and eountv bituminous road Road 46—Closed from Bloomington to Nashville, detour 25 miles over Road 45 and 135 TJ 8 50— Drive rarefullv we't. of Shoals due to settlement of road; bridge runaround north of Aurora. TJ 8 52—Closed southeast of Tndi’naolis. detour marked over Road 9 to Greenfield and Road 40 to Indbinapob* itempor-71st-st north of Indiananolis: detour marked over Road 29 ard eountv concrete through New Augusta; detour from West Lafayette north is 2’j miles over Road 43. roncretie city streets and county concrete road. Road 54—Drive slowlv lust west, of Bloomfield due to settlement of road. Road 59 - Closer from Brazil south to Road 46 detour over eountv road. Road 42 and Road 46. Road 62—Closed from Jeffersonville to Junction Road 58 west of Madison, detour marked over U 8. 31 and Road 56. Road 64—Bridge run-around at Bt. Anthonv. Road 67 Detour over city streets In Indianapolis; closed between Indiananolis and j-'.nderson. dstour marked over Roads 13 and 3? Road 11*—Detour 14 miles from Akron to junction Road 15. marked over Roads 14 and 15 thvoueh Silver Lake. Roaa 115—Closed between TT. 8. 24 and Road K\ detour marked over TJ. 8. 24. Roads 13 21" and 114. Rond 116—T": tour 14 miles between Markle end Rluffton marked over TJ. 8. 224 and Rotd 1. Road 136—Detour 5 miles from Junction Road 39 to Danvtl'e over county gravel and bituminous road. TJ. 8 77-.—Detour B>?> miles over countv gravel and brick; Maglev south and east to Decatur Road 234 —Closed from Junction Road 43 to Jamestown. dtour marked over Ronds 43 nod 43 and 34. Road 236—Detour 2.9 miles Just east of junction Road 67 and 236 is over Road 87 through Anderson and county paved road. Road 250 Closed from TT. 8. 50 to Mitchell. detour 17 miles over Road 37 and 50. Road 350—Closed from Osvood to Milan, detour marked over Roads 29. 50 and 1. OWNS OLD WEAPON Ohio Resident Treasures Sword Worn by Washington Bodyguard. R v t'nilrd Prr*a FREMONT, 0., April 10.—The sword of one of George Washington’s bodyguards Is owned by Charles Waggoner of Fremont. Waggoner is a great-great-grandson of John Waggoner Sr., who was a member' of Washington’s Life Guards.

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