Sunny Basement Plan HW-3 Promises Light and Value
The design HW-3 offers a daylighted 1,550 square foot basement home with 62 ft 8 in by 37 ft 10 in footprint, three bedrooms, two baths, a 21 ft living room with fireplace, rear play terrace, and a two car garage. Architect Lester Cohen provides brick veneer exterior with optional wood siding, wide eaves, and a practical service vestibule near the kitchen for efficient delivery access. The plan highlights low excavation costs, basement space as a major value, and storage advantages versus above ground options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Cohen
Family visits and gatherings around Taopi area events
Local families from Taopi and nearby towns visited relatives in Austin New Hampton Dodge Center and LeRoy. Activities included birthday dinner for Art Stephani, graduation events at Grand Meadow, and a horse show near Taopi with ribbons awarded. Several moved or stayed with relatives, and fishing trips to La Crescent were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Klause
Rose Creek
Emil Brandt
Phil Brandt
Ed Haugen
Austin
Carl Hanson
Billy Brandt
Colwell
Iowa
Marlin Fink
Manley Fink
Art Stephani
Aus
Ralph Sargeant
Waterloo
Fern Wilson
St. Olaf Hospital
David Dans
John Johnson
Gene Brefmnan
Dodge Center
Harold Allard
W. J. Remner
LeRoy
Wiliam P. Henderson
Shirley Shane
Grand Meadow
Floyd Kiefer
Alfred Eastvold
Julius Eastwold
Clarence Fisk
Adams
Wilmer Brandan
Gene Brennan
New Hampton
Larry Seidel
Chicago
North Park College
Jean Staebler
Jamita Voigt
Larry
Adams High School
Robert
Lynn Webber
Robert Hueman
Clifford Kiefer
la Crescent
Mississippi River
Werner Fischer
McIntire
Myrtle Morg
Mrs. Morgan
Karen Bustad
Conrad Bustad
Raymond Webber
Melvin Webber
Charlotte Campbell
Walter Kittridge
Dexter
James Hunt
William Morgan
Lawrence Arndt
LeRoy Laddie
Little Cedar
Henry Hanson
Matin Pederson
Knute Evenson
Dariene Hanson
Minneapolis
Tappi
Harry Attlesey
Lyle
John Jacobson
Charles City
Study Plan Coupon For The House Of The Week
Send this coupon with 35 cents to receive a house study plan showing floor layouts and four elevations scaled at s inches per foot. Includes a How to Get Your House Built guide and cost estimates for mortgage lenders and builders to aid budgeting before bidding for plans.
Weekend Visitors and Relatives Attend Local Events
Local residents hosted and visited friends and relatives from Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Nebraska. Notable engagements included attacks of illness and recovery, travel to Des Moines and Perry Iowa, and family visits to and from Kensett Minneapolis Austin Casper and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Asserson
Minneapolis
E. B. Eye
Wayne Studer
Kensett
the Studers
Bernie Hanson
Ostenson
T. A. Thompson
Harry Hanson
Austin
Lee Cowell and Sons
G. J. Gemaelich
Verne Cowell
Gerald Halvorson
Cushing
Minn
Jean McNie
Iowa City
Robert VanNice
Newlin Jensen
Des Moines
Jensen
Alma Graham
Jefferson
Iowa
August Hoilatz
Clarence Horsfall
Albert Adams
George Lievrouw
Kenosha
Wis
W. P. Jordan
Casper
Wyo
Harold Loeschens
L. C. Burdine
Loeschen
Richard Pearson
Leonard Pearson
Jeanette
Brookfield
Amanda Bjorke
St. Louis Park
Clarence Halvorson
Dennis VanNice
M. B. Hendrickson
Sam Edgars
Winona
August Kuehl
Perry
Lutheran Home
Kuehl
GOP Seeks Plush Rooms for National Convention
GOP housing officials sort top rate hotels for the 1960 Republican National Convention in San Francisco. The committee targets 10 000 rooms for delegates and guests with 9 500 guaranteed in the Bay Area and plans to place VIPs in best rooms, while rest get adequate lodging. Reports mention special suites for Ike at Letterman Hospital Cow Palace or Mark Hopkins and a need to deter private room deals amid a 40 000 visitor projection. The Cow Palace will host sessions and house 4 000 reporters and 2 700 delegates plus alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
NEA
Mark Hopkins
Fairmont
St. Francis
Clift
Housing Committee
Republican National Committee
Bay Region
Eisenhower
Letterman Army Hospital
Ted Dalton
Radford
GOP
Dalton
Walter G. Swanson
Cow Palace
Stock Yard Hall
Chicago
Hughes 74 Dies at Mercy Hospital Cresco
John Everett Hughes, 74, of Cresco died Saturday at Mercy Hospital. Survived by sister Sophia Arsers of Riceville and brother George of Portland Ore. preceded in death by parents, sister Bertha Gray, and five brothers. Funeral held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Everett Hughes
Mercy Hospital
Cresco
John Arsers
Sophia
Riceville
George
Portland
Ore
Bertha Gray
Benjamin
Dewitt
Dewey
Clarence
Gene
Grace Ritchie
Francis
Mason City
Beloit
Wis
Richard Kraft
Kraft
Kerry
Kathleen Ritchie
Oliver White
Rochester Hospital
Dorothy
Denver
Colo
Bessie Swancutt
Thomas Lubbert
Otis Lubbert
Vickie
Karla Jean Evarski
Ben Frisbee
Evarski
Lawrence Bird
New Hampton Hospital
Vickie Green
Leo Green
Emil Lubbert
Merle McDaniel
Mary Goodbrand
LaCrosse
Harold Bemus
Waterloo
Riceville High School
L. L. Bond
Mary Herrington
Will Schempp
Lucille Bartlett
Cedar Falls
Harry Wallace
Leo Wallace
Belle Parnwell
Dodge Center
Minn
William G. Boht
Riceville Congregational Church
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Korom T
Wists
Meeue
Glen Peters
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Mr. Peters
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
AP News
Austin Daily Herald
St. Ansgar
Elmer Halvorson
Norval Hendrickson
Forest City
Glenn Schoonmaker
John F. Jones
Dubuque
Robert J. Jones
Jesup
Kenneth Goplerud
George Lambaere
George Ralph
Lorena
Sear
Ronald Eye
Billie
Anthony, Kane
Dorothy Pederson
Los Angeles
Calif
Keith Roll
Norfolk
Neb
D. O. Roll
Nebraska
Pederson
Herman Bartz
Oakland
William Schroeder
Robert Feidt
Clifford Warrington
Josephine Wirth
Milwaukee
Warringtons
Albin Groths
Certified Building Products CO
Pittsburgh Paints
Gate Mower County Fairgrounds
Austin, Minn
Austin (Minn
Herald
Ike
GOP — Housing Committee
Hopkins Hotel
Park Rapids, Minn
Mrs. Theis Fox
Ois
Ralph Wolfe
Farnhamville
Patricia
Havel Snyder
Storm Lake
Edna Sturdevant
Newell
Donald Houck
Lone Rock
Sterling Motor Mart
Athletic
Sandblasting
Brick Work
Vernon Bascom
Newhall, Iowa
A. J. Finney
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