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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1970
Page
8
A concrete slab build with concrete block walls and clay tile roof offers rot vermin and fire resistance with minimal upkeep. The design by Rudolph A. Matern features an elevated sundeck atrium patios and a circular stair to the deck above a two car garage and lantern top.
The article explains historical and modern patch materials for furniture including wood putty wood filler wood plastic water putty and linseed oil putty. It notes color matching needs tinting pigments and the importance of choosing the right filler for staining and finishing.
An article advises placing an exterior wall exhaust fan opposite the door rather than above the tub to pull humidity from the whole bathroom. It notes air enters under the door and that ceiling placement over the tub only removes moisture from the tub area.
Music hall showman Georges Milton former Moscow Circus director and close friend of Maurice Chevalier died Friday in Nice at age 82. His career spanned stage and performance with international fame.
A Middletown Journal notice invites readers to order prints of Design No. S-67 by enclosing 50 cents each. Readers must print their name street city state clearly and supply the baby blue color option. the ad promotes assembling a personal collection with weekly House of The Week plans, a popular feature in the newspaper.
UP News features a life enhancement for do it yourselfers with new heavy gauge peel and stick vinyls. The article details materials, steps, and tips for applying these water and stain resistant coverings to kitchen and dinette walls, including surface prep, dampening walls, scoring seams, and smoothing with a sponge to avoid air bubbles.
Dr. Quincy Wright, renowned political science and international law scholar, died at age 79 in Charlottesville Virginia. A technical advisor at the Nuremberg trials after World War II, Wright was a leading figure in his field.
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