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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1950
Page
10
The Olneys describe a restored two story house with a U shaped layout and two bedroom wings. Radiant two zone heating, metal bar door handles, and built in wardrobes by white fixtures contrast cocoa walls. Summer breezeway dining and stone finishing planned for next season. The old farmhouse they leased is now occupied by another couple with a baby.
The article describes Olneys' house with green-toned draperies and carpet in the living areas. The master bedroom features matching green carpeting and farm-scene draperies with brown bedspreads. Both bedrooms include pictures.
The Burroughs Adding Machine Company will move its Cedar Rapids branch to 519 Third Avenue SE on February 1 after securing a long term lease from Namsha Realty and Investment Company. Expansion requires a larger space with rear parking. the Cedar Rapids branch opened in 1937 and had been at 105 Third Avenue for five years.
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