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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1934
Page
16
Dining rooms adopt a 1934 modern motif with red turquoise and aspen tones. Chinese influence evident in structural lines and Oriental figurines. Described pieces include a sturdy decorative table, Aspen Suite dining chairs, a roomy buffet, a boxy serving table with a drawer, and a hemp linen rug in light tan.
Professor Roos argues remodeling must prioritize reliable architectural plans and local labor while meeting federal time and style guidelines. He highlights new materials, simplified forms, and integrated living spaces with emphasis on energy efficient lighting and sun decks, and notes factory built precast homes as economical options.
Rev L T Norris of Texas conducts revival at the United Brethren Church in Letart Falls. Local residents visit relatives and guests include families from Parkersburg and Beaver Falls with others from Charleston and Cincinnati. Girl Scouts and mothers gathered at Community Hall to quilt.
Steel construction prevents moisture filtration and damage from insects, earthquakes or fire. If a unit is damaged it can be replaced with little labor or cost. The aim is to create higher living standards while lowering initial construction costs and ongoing maintenance expenses.
Sunday mests at the home of Mr Hawk featured Mrs Fran ryby and her son along with others including Miss Mario Ackle and Irene McPherson. Several residents, such as Mrs Orville B Pauley and Mrs Vonni Cooper, were mentioned with health updates and social visits. The Happy Seven Girls Club met with Helen ler, sewing and a freshmen tea followed. Mary King Irene Pherson Fy Hudnett Me Carsey joined, with R H Kix conducting business to Parkersburg and Mary Frances Gillogly visiting.
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