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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
11
A. Arnold at 4919 College Ave announces thirty years experience in heating plant and sheet metal work. He opened his business a year ago serving northern Indianapolis with housing work furnace piping and venting solutions plus pipe covering saving fuel.
Miss Josephine Henley of the National City Bank savings department urges people saving to buy homes to set a fixed percentage of each salary. She says saving a tenth of income on payday prevents end of month shortfalls and supports ambitions. The article notes savers are more systematic and happier, and banks aim to assist them.
The Prinzlers at 3430 Guilford Ave present a square plan house of rough finish stucco with cream wood trim and a brick chimney. The interior features double French windows, rose velour carpets, ivory woodwork, and a grand piano, with a dining room in black walnut and a modern Unoleum kitchen. The second floor holds three bedrooms and a den, all richly decorated in rose and ivory tones, while the basement recreation room includes a pool table and a fireplace.
Heating expert Guy A. Vorhees explains that proper furnace setup uses scientific planning to match house layout and heat losses. Large enough pipes ensure adequate air flow for even heating and lower fuel use. A poorly installed furnace, even if expensive, performs worse. Pony Stolen A Shetland pony valued at $100 was stolen Wednesday from John Guard.
Floyd Bass of Parkview People Gardens notes peonies are the standout hardy perennials drawing many visitors to the gardens at W Riverside Dr and Lafayette Rd. The late opening season has petals in crimson white and rose and roughly 566 000 blossoms are on display attracting automobile crowds who buy blooms and enjoy the scenery.
A list of Friday gatherings includes League of Women Voters C of C American Chemical Society dinners and luncheons at venues such as Lucheon Sev erin Spink-Arms Lincoln and Seventh floor C of C. Organizations include Civitan Club Beta Sigma Delta Delta Tau Delta Knights of Columbus and Optimists Club with various lunch eons and teas.
George Lang of the George Lang Company promotes painting as a sound investment that improves appearance, protects surfaces, and boosts market value. He offers installment plans and guarantees top materials and workmanship, urging proper, high quality application and multiple coats for lasting results.
State charter board weighs petition of the Postal Station Bank for registration as a State institution. Bank would occupy a room in the new Parcel building at South and Timeis Streets. Organizers include Dick Miller Dwight Murphy C Milton Kelly and other City Trust Company directors. Contemplated capital stock is 25 000 dollars.
A sample ordinance prohibiting parking within 600 feet of a fire scene and imposing a 50 dollar fine has been prepared by state fire marshal T. Miller after appeals from fire chiefs in the state.
Sick man George W Check, 40, of 1928 Ralston Ave., was reported missing today. police were told he suffered a nervous breakdown. He is described as five feet four inches tall, about 140 pounds, wearing a dark suit and light cap.
An Indianapolis coal company official urges homeowners to follow three construction principles: sense of proportion, beauty and strength. He promotes brick and stucco for permanence and fire resistance, notes wide brick variety, and highlights factory mixed Complete-in-the-Bag stucco Elastica as water resistant. The firm offers showroom demonstrations and expert guidance to save time and money and avoid dissatisfaction with cheaper products.
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