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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1960
Page
25
The feature filled X-96 design by Rudolph A. Matern showcases a 1,727 square foot living area with four bedrooms on the sleeping level and a potential fifth on the ground level. Ground level entrance, sunken rear garden, and a two car garage promise efficiency and space over a wide lot, with a front exterior of natural stone and cedar shingles.
The home features nine rooms and four bedrooms on the sleeping level with 2% baths. Habitable area totals 1,727 square feet on living and bedroom levels, plus 511 square feet on the ground level not counting a two car garage. Dimensions are 59 5 by 29 10.
Mrs. Anna Frager a 50 year old freelance writer was robbed as two boys snatched her purse in St. Louis. They took her pocketbook containing nine dollars and an article she had just written on crime.
Answer confirms caulking sticks to masonry and wood and advises removing loose old caulk before application. For small jobs a tube suffices while larger projects benefit from a caulking gun. Surface hardens yet underlying material remains elastic to allow expansion and contraction.
Cambridge Ohio AP notice lists a four room apartment for rent with heat water and garbage furnished. The terse classified item emphasizes included utilities while leaving specifics like price and contact absent.
An advice piece argues to keep a husband healthy by assigning one clear household task at a time. It suggests practical small jobs, like window repair or washing area upgrades, with ready materials. The piece lists weekend projects such as a laundry storage wall and shelves, emphasizing not to overwhelm him with options.
Tulsa County treasurer W. E. McIntosh says he received a $40 check when 40 cents was due and a $12 check when 12 cents was due. He returned both checks.
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