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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1968

Page

5

Authentic Dutch Colonial House of the Week

House features a gambrel roof with four dormers and red cedar siding. It blends 18th century exterior with a 20th century layout: four bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2395 square feet, large foyer, living room with brick fireplace, dining room, kitchen with dinette, laundry, and an oversized garage with access to the family room. Master suite includes walk-in closet and private bath. each of the other bedrooms has ample closet space.

Andy Lang William J. G. Chirgotis Morar

What Would These Quality Homes Cost

A pocket folder offers two architect blueprint houses with full study plans showing each floor and all elevations. It includes tips on building a house and a baby full study plan. Offered at 50 cents.

Another Virginian Dies In Vietnam War Casualty List

WASHINGTON A Virginian is named on the Defense Department’s Vietnam war casualty list. S. Sgt. Forrest F. S. Spitler, husband of Mrs. Mary E. Spitler of 35 Charles St. Denbigh, was reported as having died not from hostile action.

Washington Defense Department Forrest F. S. Spitler Mary E. Spitter Charles St Denbigh

Refinishing Furniture With Pumice And Rottenstone

The article guides refinishing a piece with two products pumice and rottenstone after the finish has hardened. Rub with grain using a felt pad and moderate pressure, first with pumice then with rottenstone to achieve a smoother, satin to glassy surface, finishing with paste wax.

Nails Through History and Modern Uses Explored

This piece surveys nails from Roman times to today, detailing common four types box casing and finishing nails and their head styles lengths and uses. It notes how length is measured in pennies and how coatings and alternative metals expand performance for roofing cement counted aluminum copper and brass nails.

Colonial house style myths and tile heat concerns

A reader asks for Colonial design guidelines and explains that many so called Colonials mix styles. An answer notes builders may use any design within local rules and that true Colonial variation existed across English Dutch and German roots. Also discusses ceramic mosaic tiles in a warm weather room and confirms heat won’t harm them.

America New World

Amy Vanderbilt Weds Lawyer in Private New York Ceremony

Amy Vanderbilt a noted etiquette authority and railroad Vanderbilts descendant married Curtis Bradbury Kellar a Mobil Oil Corp international division lawyer in a small private ceremony at her New York home. Six of their eight children from prior marriages attended the wedding. Vanderbilt has three sons from prior marriages. Kellar has three daughters and two sons from a previous union.

New York Amy Vandebilt Vanderhills Corporation Curtis Bradbury Kellar Vanderbilt and Kellar International Division Mobil Oil Corp Miss Vanderbilt Robert S. Brinkerhoff Morton G. Clark Hang Knoot

And the Snake Wasn't Thirsty

Liberty Kentucky Ruth Wesley fainted while painting outside her home and spotted a snake at her feet. Her five year old son Archie fetched water but returned to find her unwell and he was shaken, later saying he drank the water himself. In Bourbon Bardstown Kentucky one of Al Dourante's friends hunted on a farmer's land and received an inexpensive bourbon bottle. The farmer said it was just right, noting if it were worse he could not drink it and if it were better he would not have given it.

Mike Tate Memphis Transit Authority Tate Liberty Ruth Wesley Archie Bardstown al Dourante

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