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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1969
Page
3
Dorothy Wends Sapp details February garden work including pruning grapes after thaw, starting tuberous begonias from saved tubers, and preparing seeds for fibrous begonias and coleus. She covers soil mixes, drainage, transplanting, lighting, fertilizing, and maintenance steps to ensure strong growth through spring.
Architect Lester Cohen designs a modest 1650 square foot home off the entrance with an H shaped layout. Indoor outdoor space includes front porch rear patio and a flagstone porch, plus a two car garage and mudroom near the kitchen. The plan combines living and family rooms around a central chimney with bedrooms in a side wing and rear activity areas aimed at keeping parents close to children.
Send This Coupon for Study Plan You may order for $1 a booklet Your Home How To Build Buy Or Sell It. Includes reproductions of 18 House of the Week issues. The plan covers an architect designed house with a two junior bedroom area and a 50 cent baby blueprint. Multiple entry points and a mud room kitchen path offer separated traffic with relaxed living.
Furniture trends for the new year favor antiques brighter colors and clear-view furnishings. Chicago Merchandise Mart showcases pieces emphasizing antique styling with reproductions of American and European classics and bold patterns. See-through glass and plastic tables feature in the display.
Colberts Bay on Fourth Avenue SE and other buyers bought homes in Hiawatha and surrounding areas. Purchases include 2417 Fourth Avenue SE, 52 Twentieth Avenue SW, and 2545 N Avenue NW. Apartments at 1149 I Twelfth Street NE and a Highway 150 lot were sold through Miller and Co. Realtors with LUCE OUWLVval and Techau and Co. to various buyers. possession dates noted.
Mr and Mrs Terry R Bjornsen 3230 Ridgemore Drive SE will take possession May 1 of the brick house at 2339 Linden Drive SE they bought from Mrs James H Maloney. The property sits on two acres. the Maloneys owned it since 1945. Sale handled by Carley Real Estate Co.
Two families relocate to new residences purchased through Skogman Homes via Midwest Investment Co. Alan R. Langenfeld and wife buy 252 Sussex Drive NE while Donald M. Besch and spouse acquire 6037 Sharon Lane NW.
The Neuhaus family received possession of 1125 Pawnee Drive NW after a sale by Mr. and Mrs. Billy F. Rider now of 2377 Blake Boulevard SE. Buyers were Mr. and Mrs. John A. J. Neuhaus, moving from 1816 Fifth Avenue SE, via Tommy Tucker Realty Co.
Mr and Mrs William Azelton of Orchard trailer court will move March 13 to 1331 Nineteenth avenue SW purchased from Mr and Mrs Edward Stull through Clyde M Carroll Realtors. The Carroll firm sold for Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller of teeth to property at 812 Fifteenth Street SE. Mr and Mrs James Williams of Walford were buyers for investment purposes and received possession Tuesday.
Mrs Carl Franks of 631 Sixteenth Avenue SW will host Chloris II Garden Club of Cedar Rapids on Wednesday at 11 30 a m The program presented by Mrs Fred Williamson is titled Definition of an Abstract Flower Arrangement and will feature discussion of design principles and arrangements.
Four associate members of the Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors were approved for first year active membership in United Inc. at 1543 First Avenue SE. Named are Dale Gosch Don Buchheister Howard Beals and Clarence Supple. Hertz Farm Management owner Joel R Hertz received first year active approval. Dennis A Wyatt of Dean Wyatt Real Estate earned full associate membership. Dennis M Dvorak and Robert M Gee of Brusha Real Estate received first year associate approval. Don Kensinger and Larry Hill will discuss finance and appraisal at the monthly educational conference at 8 30 a m Wednesday at the Montrose hotel. Attendance is required for first year members. sessions open to all board members.
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