Outdoor Living Emphasized in House of The Week
The House of The Week X-16 presents a ranch style split level designed by Rudolph A. Matern focused on year round outdoor living. A pool terrace family room opens to a cabana lounge while a dining living area gazes onto a large garden and pool set amid brick planters and gabled overhangs.
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Rudolph A. Matern
House of The Week design X-16 features eight rooms
The design X-16 shows eight rooms including four bedrooms and two baths. It lists 1567 sq ft on living and bedroom levels and 767 sq ft on the entrance level, with overall 33 by 80 feet 9 inches including the attached garage. A minimum 100 by 100 foot lot is recommended. a larger lot is desirable. A basement runs under the dining living kitchen area.
Unfounded Suspicions Escalate Over Trained Police Dog
In Springfield Missouri Chico a German shepherd trained for police work was sent to a veterinary hospital for a stomach upset. He was soon treated as an outpatient after wary police warned handlers to approach cautiously due to his trained suspicion of strangers. The Leamings reported the dog jumped into their yard and eagerly shook hands with their children.
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Springfield
Chico
Leaming
Leamings
Pilot in Social Marathon Heads for Seattle Flight
Pilot Merion Boling of Palo Alto California returns to Manila after a stop from Guam in his tangerine Beechcraft Bonanza. He plans a Wednesday flight to Seattle or possibly Wichita while a social marathon unfolds around his journey.
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Pat
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Guam
Seattle
Wash
Wichita, Kan
Locke recalls prayer during state mile race in Huntington
Keith Locke, who broke the state high school mile record, told a fellow church member he prayed during the race. He said, I said, Lord, you pick em up and I’ll put em down. The remark underscores a moment of faith amid athletic achievement.
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Huntington
W. Va
Keith Locke
Office Deaths Among U S VPs and Presidents
The record notes seven U S vice presidents died in office, all natural causes. In contrast only four presidents died of natural causes while in office, with three assassinated.
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