St. Paul House Plan Details and Blueprints Available
A House of the Week design outlines a two bedroom home with a 20,800 cubic foot footprint on a 60 foot lot. It shows brick and clapboard exteriors, a front porch, a living room with fireplace, a dining/den, modern kitchen, laundry, garage, and three bedrooms with cross ventilation and large closets. Blueprints and specifications are offered through the News Journal, Middletown Ohio, by mail requests.
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St.” Paul
St. Paul
News Journal
Middletown
Color Combos for Cape Cod Kitchens and Rooms
Q and A on knotty pine kitchens and color schemes for Cape Cod homes. Suggestions include nutty pine with white ceilings, red and brick linoleum, pine or maple furniture, green and yellow accents, blue walls with peach fixtures, and maroon cream linoleum. Other tips cover cowboy patterns, white radios and shades, pickled pine finishes, and coordinating draperies and rugs with light green walls.
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Cape Cod
Protect Stored Lumber Ends With Paint Or Shellac
When storing new lumber for a while after purchase coat the ends with paint or shellac to prevent drying and cracking and protect the wood.
Modernizing Homes With New Appliances And Designs
The piece reviews advances in home building and remodeling products. It highlights inexpensive upgrades such as flexible rubber tub seals, double duty rooms with folding doors, welded steel areaway gratings, and copper alloy steel or enameled walls. It notes a clay light tub, transparent waterproof coatings, and attic kitchen ventilators to improve livability and reduce odors.
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China
Landscaping Variations for Standardized Homes
The article notes standardized designs cut building costs but harm neighborhood aesthetics. It suggests homeowners can add individuality through landscaping and superficial features like shutters awnings fences and lamp posts to vary the look of uniform houses.
Cutting Conditioning Costs
A discussion of air conditioning water use and cooling methods notes water scarcity in hot areas, with towers and fog devices proposed to recycle water and reduce energy. Dehumidification and tempering systems improve comfort while cutting costs, highlighting evaporative cooling, condensers, and ducted cooling efficiency.
Monroe National Bank Shareholders Meet on Consolidation
The Monroe National Bank in Monroe Ohio calls a special shareholders meeting for May 14 1953 at 2 00 p m at the banking house to vote on ratifying or rejecting the proposed consolidation with First National Bank of Middletown Ohio and to consider related matters. A copy of the consolidation agreement is available for inspection during business hours at the bank.
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Monroe National Bank
Monroe, Ohio
Monroe
State of Ohio
First National Bank of
Middletown
United States
E. Yostt
Personality colors guide home planning for women
Color experts say a woman should harmonize room tones with skin, hair, and personality. The choice of hues affects both guests and the homemaker, guiding spring painting and furniture themes based on hair color and personal style.
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Brunett
Need Little Space For New Boilers
Modern boilers for steam or hot water heating systems fit in small spaces and suit new homes with extra rooms in basements. They often sit in a casement or first floor utility room and provide year round domestic hot water from the same boiler, removing the need for a separate water heater.
Color Advice for Redheads Keeps Green as Frame
The article suggests redheaded individuals look to lighter greens to frame their dark features. Greens are particularly flattering for redheads and provide opportunity to wear more vivid clothing colors.
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