The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-11
HIGHWAY BODY
ADVISES CARE
ON ICY ROADS
Freezing and Recent Thaw
Bring Load Limit on Some
Routes in State.

Care in driving over highways still
wholly or partly covered with ice
was urged today by the State High
way Commission in its weekly high
way bulletin.
Freezing and the recent thaw has
resulted in limiting some secondary
roads to three-ton gross load
limit.
A detour, which probably will re-
main in effect until June, has been
placed between the functions of
United States Roads and 81 north
of South Bend. Although the de-
tour increases the distance about IA
miles, it is marked over paved roads
Detours in effect include:
Road l-Detour over city streets In
Hagerstown.
Detour in Huntir ION
: Road 5-Detour over city streets In
Huntington.
Road 9-Drive carefully from junction
with Road 81 south of Pendleton to about
three miles south of junction with Road
236 on account of shoulder and bridge
construction,
Road 15-Closed between Wabash. and
2l3 and ia.
United States 31-Closed from junction
with Road s just south. OF LaPaz north to
one-half mile south of South Bend; de.
to Road 331, north over Road 331 to Ire
land road and west over county pavement
to United States 81.
United States 36-Closed between Indian
apoliS and Pendleton; detour over, United
81; drive carefully from junction with
Roads and 81 north to where SO turns
east on account of shoulder construction.
Road 81 Closed
Road 37-Detour in Paoli over city
streets.
Road 3s-Detour in Delphi and south is
gravel road.
United States 40-Traffic drive carefully
past construction forces between Cam
bTagf City and East hraaa
bridge City.
United States 41-Drive slowly on &C
count Of men working one mile north Of
White River north of Hazelton: closed
detour 10 miles, starting at Cook, over
county concrete road to Crown Point,
then over Road So and United States 30;
Road to Lowell and north over county
concrete road to Crown Point, then Road
50 and United States 30.
14-Mile Detour on 43
Road 43-Detour from a point just south
over OF aS t. City is u miles
bituminous county road.
Road 45-Detour from Loogootee to
Road So over county stone roads on &C.
count of bridge out.
United States 5o--Drive carefully west
OF Shoals due to settlement of road; bridge
run around north of Aurora.
United States 52-Closed between Indian
apolis and. list north of Indianapolis; de-
tour marked over Road 20 and county con-
crete to road through New Augusta.
:, Road elz-Bridge out six miles. southeast
Monroe City west and north six and one
half miles over county gravel road.
Road 62-Detour about one mile from
Dew Albany ay west over city streets and
vALPARAIso-Brayton L. Keene, rs.
Survivors,: Sons, Charles, Carroll and
Walter; daughter, Mrs. Mary Malaga
brothers, Elmer and Edward; sister, Mrs.
FRANXLiN-Mrs Mary Eta stinson, II.
Survivors: Daughter. Mrs. Elmer Rob
ertson; son. Ralph brothers Harry and
Andy Fraker; sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Coff-
man.
oryille H. Banta. g. Survivors, Widow
Oryilla; daughters, Mrs. Theodore Wright
and Mrs. Harrison Brown; brother, Charles
E.; sister, Mrs. j. G. Parson.
BICKNELL- Walter Balloon. Sc. Sur
vivors: Widow; sons, Paul, Charles James
and Clarence.
ELNORA-Mrs. Harriet Jane Young, rs.
Survivors: Son. Ray Dillinger: daughter,
Mrs. May Phipps; brother, Jack Courtney.
CONNERSVILLE-Micha Stoehr. rs.
survivors: Widow, Carrie; sons, John and
William; daughters Mrs. Harry KuhI-
man and Mrs. Hugo Williams
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Agnes B. Nc
Carly. SO. Survivors: Father, w. A..
brother, F. B.
GARRETT-Mrs Laura Ann Guilford
70. Survivor: Son, Ezra.