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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1941
Page
29
Local blog lists numerous building permits issued in the past week including new garages remodels reroofs and additions. Notable items include a Cedar Rapids Airways airport addition 200 and Penick and Ford industrial addition 16000 with several residential projects across NE SE NW and SW areas.
A compact Connecticut cottage offers surprising space with a generous entry hall and staircase. The bedroom sits to the left while the bright living room with a central fireplace dominates the right. A rear dining room bays out to fields and the kitchen opens to a sheltered passage to the garage. Built in Wethersfield, Conn, it was valued at 6300 by the Federal Housing Administration.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schroder purchased the Boyer home at 232 Twenty sixth street drive SE for investment. The sale was handled by Hedges Company in cooperation with Tait and Wagner Company. Frank Tichy and others bought acreage at 1138 Belmont Parkway NW from Westwood Land Company via Hedges. The firm also arranged sales at 1265 Sixteenth Avenue SW and a lot on Nineteenth Avenue SW in related transactions.
The notice records a forthcoming nuptial between Theodore Spoo of Chicago and Miss Ida Lubbock, to be embraced at Johnson Avenue NW.
The residence at 2616 Country Club Parkway SE sold to William G. Isom and wife of 2523 C avenue NE with possession planned Oct 1. Yuill and Gohmann Realtors handled the sale. R. J. Horton and family move to 1834 First Avenue E. Charles Briggs and spouse to 627 Sixth Avenue SE on Nov 1 with purchase from Elmer Rochlitz via Yuill and Gohmann.
Mr and Mrs Rosy E Gilmore sold their home at 1359 H Avenue NE to the Misses Jean and Della Foster who will occupy it. The deal was made through Tait and Wagner company. The Perpetual Savings and Loan company sold 1139 First Avenue W to Mr and Mrs Leslie R Grigg who will reside there. 385 Sixteenth Street SE was sold by R W Means of Los Angeles to Dr F G Ladd as an investment. Property at 1618 E Avenue NE near Whiting Dairy was transferred.
Tait and Wagner sold to A. E. Whiting. The same firm sold the Dalewood drive SE house to Mr and Mrs Roy Wiblishouser, moving from Boone. Another sale sent the Center Point road NE property to Mr and Mrs Paul DeForest, formerly of Center Point.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Cassidy sold their home at 612 Seventh Avenue SE to Mr and Mrs M J Atty of 612 Fifth Avenue SE who will occupy it. The sale was handled by C M Hatfield and Co with Bedell Nis sen Co. the same firm sold three houses at 506 508 and 510 C Avenue to Mrs Cassidy. The properties were owned by Misses Anna G Ellen and Margaret Malone. The Cassidys plan to live at 510 C Avenue NE. More than 115000 miles of underground pipelines carry crude oil and gasoline across the United States.
New occupants head to several addresses: Ben Leventhal and wife from Fort Dodge lease 1723 Blake Blvd SE from W. E. Curtis. John Hamm and wife from Independence take 1330 First Ave E. Raymond and 4H Wacker from Iowa City rent 1535 B Ave NE through Fred E. Collard and Company. Robert Weimer, formerly of St. Paul, is making a move.
A fragment notes a residence at Modern Arms apartments located at 1225 Second Avenue. No further details are provided about the occupant or event.
Harold Hrdlicka owner of Hrdlicka Products at 626 Nineteenth Street NW buys a trackage lot at G Avenue and Sixth Street NW from C. E. Chapman of 411 First Ave. The sale details name the parties and the property location.
Nue W. He contemplates construction of a new building for his vitamin reinforced livestock and poultry feed company on a property sold through Tan and Wagner company.
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