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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1971
Page
14
A 1108 square foot transitional home by Samuel Paul offers one and a half stories with optional second floor bedrooms. Floor plan features include a living room with fireplace, dining room, L-shaped kitchen, two first-floor bedrooms, a bath, and a side terrace. second floor adds two master bedrooms, a full bath, and a dressing alcove.
A veteran mason Pat di Michele of South Norwalk explains masonry as a skilled craft. He warns do it yourselfers pay more in tools and risk poor results, stressing four years apprenticeship and another four to mastery. He learned from his Italian immigrant father and recalls modern youths shying from apprenticeships.
A reader advises in home repair Q and A on handling contact cement safely in a ventilated area away from flames, noting newer nonflamable low odor types. It also covers temporary water-leak repairs with garden hose, vapor barriers for attic insulation, and basic mortar mixing guidelines with concrete ratios and costs.
General Post Office in New York sends 50 cents for prints of Design No L 28 tee. Please print plainly in baby blue.
The design highlights ample closet space and affordable construction using standard lumber, simple framing, and a straightforward form. The upstairs can be finished later or left unfinished to suit the family’s needs.
Notice of appointment lists two cases. In Case No E9591 Janet L. Smith of Monroe Ohio is named administratrix of Walter R Smith deceased with date November 23 and filed by Maxwell Finkieman. In Case No E9584 Kathleen Gross of Middletown Ohio is executrix of John A Gross deceased with date November 22 and filed by Tilmon A Ellison.
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