Kinkeads remodel home with pink nursery and organized spaces
The article details the Kinkead family remodeling a residence to create highly organized storage and dedicated work areas. It describes side counters for morning pickup, drawers for mittens scarves and play equipment, a sewing center, and a pink nursery for Diane Kay and Sandra Jean. The layout links to a basement play area, an office, and a family room with space-saving design choices throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Kay
Sandra Jean
Real estate wave as several local transactions close
A weekend report lists multiple sales and transfers in city neighborhoods. Among others, 671 Memorial Drive SE shifts to B O McCool family, with Freeman and Singer, Cook and Jacobsen, Lubben and Fry, and Chadima new owners noted. Investments change hands at 600 Second Street SW and 1912 Third Street SW, with Yuza and Eckert buyers.
More Color Stressed In Bathroom Fixtures
The trend in bathroom design emphasizes color in fixtures. Demand for colored fixtures has surged over the past decade, with manufacturers devoting larger production shares to colors such as pink blue green grey yellow peach tan ivory and white. Colored fixtures are acid resistant but can stain from foods or spills. proper care preserves their beauty and luster indefinitely.
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Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau
Volkenants Sell Residence and Buy New Dwelling
Eight residential properties change hands in a report by Tait and Wagner. Ernest W. Volkenants trade their 1307 O Avenue NW for a Clark residence at 4242 Center Point Road NE, while the Galaghers sell 406 Nineteenth Street NW to the Volkenants who take possession. Other transfers include Justin A. Nelson to D. L. Brink at 3219 Soutter Avenue SE and John I. Reid to J. E. Martens at 214 Highland Drive NW with possession upcoming. Nick Stavropoulos, formerly of 1954 Bever Avenue SE, now occupies 858 Fifteenth Street SE, purchased from Joseph Urban. Bertram Kalisch sells 1111 Thirty-second Street NE to Ernest C. Klinge. Otillie C. Fieth buys a lot on Eleventh Street NW. Sam Kennedy plans to build at 1327 Twenty-first Avenue SW from Lawrence Gneier, and Willenberg-Kelly cooperates on 1111 Thirty-second Street NE sale. The report notes a lot sale near 6th Avenue NW and future construction plans. The excerpt ends with antique decor and household items descriptions from a separate survey.
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L. A. Lubben
Knoll Street
Nilsen Road
Equitable Life Assurance Society
David Stallman
Second Avenue
C Avenue NE
Clifford F. Fry
Len Gauger Agency
Clifford C. Chrisman
Thirty-third Street
Beverly Road
Donald Chadima
Mound Avenue
Everett B. Fulmer
K Avenue
Harry Rhatigan
New York State
Tait and Wagner
Ernest W. Volkenant
O Avenue NW
Charles J. Clark
Center Point Road
Russell C. Gallagher
Nineteenth Street NW
Volkenants
Soutter Avenue
Justin A. Nelson
D. L. Brink
Big Fork
Minn
John I. Reid
Highland Drive
J. E. Martens
Eleventh Street
Nick J. Stavropoulos
Bever Avenue
Bertram Kalisch
Clifton Street
Thirty-second Street
Ernest C. Klinge
Willenberg- Kelly
Otillie C. Fieth
First Street
John S. Ely
Sam Kennedy
Furniture Stylist Promotes Bigger Bathroom Design
New York designer George Nelson advocates expanding bathrooms with a waterproof chaise longue a large picture window and a double occupancy tub He surveyed readers asking what they would build if money were no object He says cleanliness ranked low with most respondents favoring features and open space instead.
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New York
INS
George Nelson
Beltz and Akers swap homes in SW and NW moves
Mr and Mrs Hassel F Akers formerly of 624 Third avenue SW have bought the house at 2016 L street SW from Mr and Mrs James C Beltz who moved to 820 First avenue NW. Mr and Mrs Maurice D Roush sold 1308 Eighteenth street SW to Mr and Mrs Julius Sanders formerly of New York City. Both sales were handled by Dishong and Clymer realtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassel F. Akers
Third Avenue
L Street
James C. Beltz
First Avenue NW
Maurice D. Roush
Eighteenth Street
Julius Sanders
New York City
Dishong and Clymer
Good Side Up Plywood Edges and Sawing Guidance
Correct sawing procedure should be followed when working with one side hardwood plywood panels. These panels have a choice grain figure on the good side and a rougher back. Use proper technique to preserve the exposed face during workshop projects.
Woodworking guidance on veneer orientation for tools
The text explains veneer orientation for different saws. The good side should face up when using a handsaw or a circular bench saw. It should face down when using a portable power saw.
Heavy beam cutting saw for tree work and estates
Designed for cutting heavy beams and fast fell lumber up to 14 inches. Ideal for builders, tree surgeons, park and golf maintenance, nurseries, farms, and country estates. Built in oiler aids chain lubrication while cutting. practically stalls only if the chain is dull.
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Kinkead
Pink Frosting Nursery
Jerry
Karen Sue
Stevie
Space-Saver Rail
Kinkeads
Ralph E. Kinkeads
Martin F. Luber
B. O. McCools
Memorial Drive
B. O. McCool
Seventeenth Street
Zachar and Fries
J. B. Freeman
Fourth Street
Ernest M. Singer
Justin F. Cook
Thirty-first Street
Warren J. Jacobsen
Fifth Avenue
Jacobsens
Lubbens Building
Louis J. Cummings
Second Street
Anton L. Mrazek
C Avenue
Chamberlain-Techau Company
S. John C. Yuza
Third Street
Robert J. Eckert
Seventh Avenue
Norman B. Scott
Anthony Catanzaro
Sov
AVEC
Central
Maresh
17Th Street
Dial
Blvd
S.E
Mr. Morse
Guaranty Building
Cook
Tut
Material, Inc
Diai
E. W. Volkenants
Nelson House
Nelson
Herman Miller
Cedar Rapids
7Th Street
James Beltz
H. F. Akers
Electric Motors CO
Second Ave
GE Silicones
Ible
Orrick
Orrick Lumber
Orrick's
Iowa City
Rusco
Iowa Rusco CO
Fourth Avenue
Greene Square
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