What Should a a Good Residential Area Look Like
Rural Urban Women Day planning dominates the report from the Farm Bureau Women’s Committee meeting in Knoxville on March 6. Highlights include a 11:00 registration, 11:30 luncheon, 12:45 program with a wedding gown parade from 1881 to 1961, and an educational meat cuts demonstration by Morrell Meat Packing Co. from Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Womens Club
Knoxville
H. W. Vriezelaar
Ray Loynachan
Clay Township
Worth Darnell
Roy van Essen
Nora
Missouri
Donald de Reus
Fort Leonard Wood
John H. Vriezelaar
Ames
Francis van Dasseldorp
Kenneth Cowman
Percy L. van Dasseldorp
Pella
Gerrit van Wyk
Prairie Ci
Susan
Hugh
del Barber
Newton
Orlie Flanders
Attica
Marion County
Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Otley
Harmonious neighborhood design guides house choice study
The State University of Iowa professor Frank Seiberling argues that an attractive neighborhood enhances living pleasure and resale. Homes can be individual yet harmoniously complement surrounding houses through shared materials, heights, and subtle design similarities such as porch projections and gables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seiberling
State University of Iowa
Dr. Seiberling
Sui
Cape Cod
Community Notes From Coal Ridge and Nearby Towns
Several residents share visits and movements as families relocate. G. H. Franklin and neighbors drop by various homes. the Mason and Mason families move to a new farm soon to be affected by Red Rock Reservoir plans. Des Moines and Knoxville trips appear in social calls and showers attendances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Franklin
Raymond Karr
William Burk
Bill Monster
Julia Mason
Dale Mason
Chariton
Tom Fisher
Oska- Joosa
Red Rock
Elm Ridge
William and
Lovina Franklin
Forrest Bishop
Bill Burk
Helen Hargesheimer
Ernest Anderson
William Franklin
Jimmy Anderson
C. J. Anderson
Tommy
Des Moines
Knoxville
Don van Gundy
Robert
Robin
S. W. Durham
Fairfield
Harry de Haan
Ray Anderson
Clark Anderson
Diana
Unhappy Family Tries to Sell House in Chronicle Tale
Stuvyesant and his wife face a crowded home as they seek a bigger house. He tries yard signs and street corner approaches, but finds no buyers until neighbor Cornwallis reveals the aid of Ver Dought's Real Estate and Insurance Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant
Chronicle
Cornwallis
Ver Dught
Verought Agency
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Summit News
Glen Vander Hart
New Sharon
Marion County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Robert Hoyt
Glenn
Marion
Mahaska
Mary Vriezelaar
Marshalltown
Robert Rietveld
Mary
Lorence van Dusseldorp
Marion County Swine Improvement Association
Patty Jo Ver Dught
Wilden Ostheopathic Hospital
Arie Ver Dught
Joy Willemsen
Henry
Raymond Brouwer
Trinity Church
Carl de Vries
Palla
Arthur de Vries
Elmer van Hemert
Joe Willemsen
Herb Owens
Marion Heemstra
Warren
van Wyk
Lowell and
Bruce
Gradus Ver Ploeg
Andrew Boat
Chris Vander Pol
Near Tools Chapel
Seiberling
van Dyk- Duven
General Electric
G.E
Coal Ridge
Mary J. Franklin
A. Anderson
Clark
Thomas Anderson
Paul Langstraat
Donald de Zwarte
Ed de Zwarte
Agency
Insurance & Real Estate
the Stuyvesant
By Joe Stainback
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