Zion Builds Two Story Sunday School Block
Zion Lutheran is erecting a two story Sunday school building costing about 100000 attached to 811 Oak Street. The 108 by 37 foot brick structure will house 23 classrooms a pastor study and offices with completion set for December 15. The Trinity United Church of Christ plans a new church at Sixteenth and Hazel after selling its Fifth and Walnut building in January to clear space for a city parking lot.
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Zion Lutheran
Oak Street
Atlantic
Trinity United Church of Christ
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Allied Engineering of
Griffin Company of
Fort Dodge
Sixteenth
Hazel Streets
Extensive repairs underway at SS Peter and Paul Church
A $35,000 plus renovation project is in progress at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church located at Sixth and Locust streets. D C Taylor of Cedar Rapids is general contractor, with Van Ert Glass and Simonton Plumbing and Heating as other contractors. Exterior masonry is being sandblasted and tuck pointed, chimneys modified, roofing replaced, and new mechanicals including ventilation, sewer, water, and toilet facilities installed.
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SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Sixth
Locust Streets
D. C. Taylor Company
Cedar Rapids
George Washington Monument
Washington
D. C
van Ert Glass Company
Simonton Plumbing and Heating
Atlantic
Executions Viewed From Bed at Augusta White House
Augusta Georgia reports a $200,000 restoration of the White House built in 1750 by a wealthy trader. Legend ties the site to British colonel Thomas Brown who, after being wounded, reportedly watched 13 American patriots hanged from the outdoor steps while in bed.
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Augusta
White House
Thomas Brown
Brown
Tile use surges in United States since 1947 rise
The use of ceramic tile has risen more than threefold in the United States since 1947. Tile now comes in over 250 colors and a simple damp cloth wipe is all that is needed for cleaning.
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United States
Phillips 66 Builds Modern Station Here
Phillips Oil opens a new Moore's 66 service station at Seventh and Laurel in Atlantic. Clyde Moore operates the site opened in November 1963 with staff Barry Biggs and Jan Lytton. The facility offers Phillips products, gasolines, lubricants, tires, batteries, mufflers, and full service including tuneups and brakes.
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Atlantic
Moore
Seventh and
Laurel Streets
Phillips Oil Company
Phillips
Clyde Moore
Villisca
Barry Biggs
General Motors
Jan Lytton
Research supporting home building and electric industry goals
Continuing research as part of the National Association of Home Builders program aims to meet growing housing needs and improve living for families across income levels. Electric heating and air conditioning bring comfort, lighting advances expand decoration and mood, and appliances automate chores freeing time for family duties.
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National Association of Home Builder
Architect's Role Defined in Home Building
The article discusses shifting views on architects from essential for large projects to a practical choice for home plans. It highlights range economy and the move toward durable materials like ceramic tile for new homes or major remodels.
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Penn
Shift furniture and carpet wear to preserve floors
Moving furniture occasionally relieves pressure on one spot and reshuffles traffic patterns in a room. A thorough rearrangement distributes wear more evenly, helping carpets and floors last longer.
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Zion
Trinity
Matt Mati
Norden TamMuy
Phillips ‘66
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