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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1975
Page
36
A two to four bedroom Cape Cod style house designed by Samuel Paul features an L shaped layout on a modest lot, a two car garage, sunken rear living dining area with sliding doors to a patio, and an expandable second floor. The main first floor offers 1296 square feet with a large two story foyer, open kitchen family room, and ample storage.
An article explains how different mower types a walk behind self propelled or pushed riding mowers and garden tractors vary in cutting width and hourly coverage. Lawn care expert Paul Silliman offers five tips on optimal mower speed edging technique mowing wet grass height settings and changing patterns to save time fuel and achieve a better cut.
A coupon bundle markets an architect designed House of the Week with full study plan information in a $1 baby blueprint to aid contractor estimates. Three $1 booklets are available: Your Home How To Build It, Ranch Homes featuring 24 popular designs, and Practical Home Repairs covering 35 common house problems.
A list of recent building permits issued by C.R. Building Permits Skogman Construction Co. includes new dwellings at Dunham Drive SW 3513 3517 3529 3525 3533 and 6505 6500 Stonybrook NE Danbarn NE, with prices from 12 768 to 17 240. Also noted are projects for Corn Sweeteners 1350 Waconia Ave SW, Kirkwood Community College foundation work for a water pollution center, and multiple smaller projects including fences kitchens cabinets and garages with varied costs.
Mr and Mrs Robert S Hall of 1901 Sixth Street SW sold their income property at 1105 Twenty first Avenue SW to Terry Hartgrave of 718 L Street SW with Friday possession. Brusha Realtors also handled the sale of 57 Oklahoma Avenue SW to Ronald C Murdock of Manchester by Mr and Mrs Donald L Price now moving to Lisbon with Friday possession.
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Johnson of Oakes North Dakota sold the house at 6817 Inwood lane NE to Des Moines couple the Roger L Wardens Possession was given Friday Tommy Tucker Realty handled the sale Noelridge Park Christian church sold the house at 4529 Regal avenue NE to Mr and Mrs Karl Schade Des Moines July 21 possession was given Fred J Gibson and Co cooperated on the transaction
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pegump of 356 Seventh Avenue SW will take possession of a new home this weekend. The residence at 11 Twenty sixth Avenue SW was purchased from Shepard Construction Co. Inc.
In Japan a growing trend sees home do it yourselfers dubbed Sunday carpenters. Enthusiasts share projects, tips, and pride in crafting furniture and small renovations during weekend leisure. Local shops note rising demand for tools and materials as hobbyists transform spaces.
Mr and Mrs James K Rogers moving to St Louis sold 2619 Glen Elm Dr NE to Lee J Vetter s of Kansas City Kan with possession Sept 1 Hedges Associates Inc cooperated with Smith and Co Hedges also handled other sales including James H Sharpes home at 1933 Grande Ave SE to Davenport couple the Rom Rogers Nulls and other transfers listed with possession dates varying from tomorrow to Aug 5 Norman K Crabtrees and Harold Homewoods transactions noted plus one sale at 940 Center Point Rd NE with possession held this week. There are 99000 species of hardwood known to man.
The Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors hosts a family picnic at the Izaak Walton grounds with 400 to 500 attendees expected. Activities start at 4 p.m. with board governors as chefs grilling hamburgers and hot dogs. The event is open to members, families, and firm secretaries. Bob Hanson will lead an education session on Multiple Listing procedures Wednesday at 8 15 a.m. All first year members must attend.
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