Zoned forced circulation hot water system claims economy edge
The Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau says a zoned forced circulation hot water heating system offers economy and comfort by optimizing fuel use and water heating control.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1956
Page
20
The Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau says a zoned forced circulation hot water heating system offers economy and comfort by optimizing fuel use and water heating control.
Naomi Doebel describes Donald and Mrs. Barnes home at 365 Trail Ridge Rd SE Cedar Rapids, blending Southern California desert motifs with Iowa living. A Palo Verde in Bloom by James G. Swinnerton and a desert road painting anchor a sunlit living area amid terraced garden plans and turquoise accents.
A partial sentence notes turquoise fabric falling from ceiling to floor and mahogany paneling extending from the foyer into the living room as the description continues on Page 15, Col. 5.
Mr and Mrs Thomas M Phelps move to Kansas City selling 325 Nineteenth Street SE to Mr and Mrs Frank E Kinney who now reside at 1573 Second Ave SE They take possession June 10 The Hal Haines Company coordinated the sale with Zachar and Fries and other transfers followed in the same notice involving Rog ers Zva cek Jacquet Kaliban estate and Crooks
Four families purchased new homes on Wyoming drive in Lincoln Way Village as C. R. Builders opened the development. The buyers are Vernon and Mrs. Votroubek at 5420, Everett and Mrs. Boardman at 5430, Lawrence and Mrs. Harford at 5440, and Raymond and Mrs. Young at 5450.
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