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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1945

Page

9

Mrs. W. E. Brown's House Sold to Prof Dale Welsch

Mrs. W. E. Brown sold her residence at 1915 Fourth Avenue SE to Prof. and Mrs. J. Dale Welsch, 1708 A Avenue NE, via the Hedges company. The same brokers handled transfers for other properties including 1021 Third Avenue SE, 1618 Fourth Avenue SE, and 402 Fourth Street SW.

W. FE. Brown Fourth Avenue SE J. Dale Welsch Avenue Hedges Company Third Avenue SE Herbert H. Smith Philadelphia Ella D. Smith O. Wilbert Anderson Leo T. Seifert Sixth Avenue Fourth Avenue Margaret Damge Waterloo Henry J. Meyer C Street Fourth Street Clare A. Bank Second Avenue Clifford Cheatham F Avenue NW Eighth Street NW Edward W. Deppe C. M. Hatfield and Company Joseph W. Holecek, Jr Fourteeth Avenue Otis Road

White Castle stock sold to Zeangos in city transfer

George Zeangos of 215 Fifth street NE has purchased the stock and fixtures of the White Castle cafe at 93 Third avenue SW from Mrs. Clare Cramer of 420 Sixth street SW. The sale was conducted by Lund quist and company.

George Zeangos Fifth Street White Castle Cafe Third Avenue Clare Cramer Sixth Street Lundquist and Company

Pet Peeves as Voters Build Postwar Gardens

Mrs Jesse F Chapin of 1141 H Avenue NE shares a pet peeve about sight lines for flowers when choosing a home site. The Gazette invites readers to submit their own peeves to help others avoid similar building mistakes. Include name address and phone for contact or say s0 if anonymity is preferred.

Jesse F. Chapin H Avenue the Gazette

Hortons Buy Crescent Drive Property in Coop Sale

William E. Treichler, executor for W. N. Treichler, sells 110 Crescent Drive SE to Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Horton who take possession subject to tenant rent control. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Radeke sell 1734 Higley Avenue SE to Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt and move to Clarence.

William E. Treichler Troy Mills W. N. Treichler Crescent Drive R. I. Horton Yuill and Gohmann W. C. Radeke Higley Avenue John Hunt Waterloo Radekes Clarence Yuill and Gohmann and Lundquist and Company George F. Miller

Marion property sale to Edward I Siders couple

Washington avenue SE and her sister Miss Mary D Fish sold the property at 297 Eighth avenue Marion to Mr and Mrs Edward I Siders of 1310 avenue NE. Possession will follow tenant rent control rights. Sale conducted through Yuill and Gohmann.

Washington Avenue SE Mary D. Fish Eighth Avenue Marion Edward I. Siders Avenue NE Yuill and Gohmann

Tellin Sells House to Umsted on Oakland Road

Mr and Mrs Walter S Umsted of 816 L Street SW bought the residence at 1149 Oakland Road NE from Mr and Mrs Arthur Tellin. Possession will be given late in February. The sale was conducted through A F Dotson.

Walter S. Umsted L Street Oakland Road Arthur Tellin A. F. Dotson

IDEA FOR A SEWING ROOM TRANSFORMATION

A practical sewing space plan suggests gathering all sewing items into a corner and partitioning with a stylish screen. One side becomes a storage cabinet with cretonne shoe bags for patterns, while other wings hold spool racks and scissors, plus a full length mirror and a private closet setup.

Cretonne

Insulating Garages Helps Winter Car Starts Easier

Lining unheated garages with insulating board will help keep the building warm in winter and thereby make starting the car easier on cold mornings.

New Durable Construction Materials From War Time

Postwar housing centers on durable innovations from the commerce department. Foaming insulation plastics fill gaps, steel roofing, resin boards, scratch resistant paints, new veneer coatings, waterproofing, and rustproof insect screen cloth. Costs may rise but techniques could return homes to prewar prices. John B. Blandford Jr urges government backed research. FHA plans include continued public housing and private home financing. Proposals seek unemployment protections for mortgage payments, guaranteed returns for large investors, and a federal blighted area rebuilding program funded at low interest with repayment from future property yields. A national program could cost 12 to 15 billion dollars over years.

Commerce Department Ashington D. C John B. Blandford, Jr United States Federal Housing Administration Blandford Philip B. Fleming Federal Works

Save Waste Paper to Help Blood Plasma for a Boy

A call to recycle 100 pounds of waste paper to produce 00 containers of blood plasma, urging immediate action to help save a boy's life.

Cold Frame Plan Boosts Winter Victory Garden Efforts

A winter task for training classes or neighborhood groups is building a cold frame to aid several Victory gardens. A 3 by 6 foot frame fits standard sash and can be doubled to 6 by 6 feet. Use rot resistant lumber and a light substitute for glass such as wire mesh or transparent plastic. The frame should slope south for sun and be buried four inches with earth banked around the sides to seal against drafts.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Gen Feb 11 1948

The Cedar Rapids Gazette issue from February 11, 1948, presents local regional news items, brief notices, and social notes typical of a mid‑20th century Iowa newspaper. The edition features community updates, weather, and brief governmental notices.

Cedar Rapids

Seed Sowing In Flats Versus Direct Soil Planting

The surface lies level with ground outside. Direct sowing is possible but flats or seed boxes are preferable for easier transplanting. The frame acts as a hotbed but is started later due to the absence of artificial heat.

Building Permits In Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids issued building permits for two remodel projects. C T Schindler at 1915 EB Avenue INW plans dwelling remodel valued at 200 dollars. W Anderson at 1021 Third Avenue SE seeks dwelling remodel valued at 75 dollars.

Cedar Rapids C.T. Schindler EB Avenue W. Anderson Third Avenue SE

Creightons Buy House From Russell L Myers

Mr and Mrs Russell L Myers now in Paris Texas with the army sold their residence at 3031 Hunting avenue SE to Mr and Mrs George Creighton 3119 Grove Court SE Possession to be given subject to tenant rights under rent control Sale made through O P Myers.

Russell L. Myers Paris Texas Myers Hunting Avenue George Creighton Grove Court SE O. P. Myers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walcom W. Reams W. E. Brown Prof Dale Welsch White Castle Zeangos Hortons Treichler Klinger 2Nd Ave. SE Member Fed. Dep Ins. Corp W. S. Umsted Senate Committee On Insurance Companies Ptet Teteblebsea Wrecker Service Lowa Linals Messinger & Sons Cedar Rapids, Lowa Dial Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric CO The Uncle Sam Home Insulation CO B Avenue Ode Armel Ae DEAS Hawkeye Lumber and Coal Coa Becker Roofing and Insulation Company 14Th Ave. SE Creightons Frank Friedl Third Avenue 5E Paramount Theatre Heritage Sears Third Ave
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