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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1955
Page
25
A guide on handling leaks in hot water tanks suggests draining water to below the hole level before repair and installing a temporary seal. It warns that rust indicates larger leaks to come and stresses closing the inlet valve during drainage to prevent further flow.
The split level design, promoted for value and ease of construction south of the Dixon line, adds storage and livable space with a 2000+ square foot plan. Gilbert Spindel's Virginia design aims for under 15000 dollars, featuring four bedrooms, two baths, a family room, foyer, open kitchen, and multiple fireplaces with careful sight lines and sliding doors for space efficiency.
Realty transfers record several lot moves including J Robert Connor and wife to Jack Ridge on Circle Drive Lenda Dowdy to H L Clark on Lindale High Point Mortgage to High Point Board of Education on Fairview Street and other deeds in Jamestown Township listing buyers and properties in Penny Cake Triangle Park and surrounding areas.
The House of The Week offers a study plan set with four elevations and a guide on How to Get Your House Built. Send your name and address with 35 cents to the newspaper to receive the plan and learn rough construction costs and budgeting. The plan can be shown to banks and builders to obtain bids and timing for building.
Average consumption on Rural Electrification Administration lines rose from 90 kwh in December 1948 to 205 kwh in December 1954 in Kentucky.
About 2,000 car laundries operate in the United States with roughly 1,400 large enough to wash 1,000 or more cars daily, indicating a substantial capacity concentrated in sizable facilities.
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