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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1949

Page

5

An Impressive House of Brick Penny Tells of House Filled With Charm

Penny Hazell describes a brick house with a front porch lined by shelves, a vestibule entry, a large living room with a picture window, a fireplace with glass block accents, a functional dinette, central hall with multiple closets, a bath with built in vanity, two ventilated bedrooms, a compact kitchen, full basement, and potential second floor expansion. Blueprints for Design No. 9 cost 5 dollars from Penny's Small Homes in Chicago, with 10 days delivery.

Penny Southeast Economist W. 65Th St Chicago Penny Hazell

Differences in Mahogany Wood Sources and Figures

Mahogany varies greatly in pattern from plain to highly figured, influenced by the origin of logs. African West Coast, South American, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Upper Amazon woods produce different figures and uses. Veneers mainly come from African sources, while Central American logs provide fine structural wood and some figure.

Africa New World Honduras Sheraton Central America Nicaragua Mexico Amazon Brazil Feru

Mahogany Finishes and Color Through Historic Craft

The article discusses choosing proper browns for dark woods such as ebony and mahogany, stressing finish quality to enhance natural grain. It notes mahogany’s true color is lighter than common stains and darkens with age, gaining a warm patina that rewards careful workmanship.

Two-day Fair at British Old Peoples Home Planned

Mrs. Thomas Thomson and a committee plan an outdoor two day fair at the British Old Peoples Home in Hollywood Ill. The event runs 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, sponsored by British groups across Chicago suburbs. Proceeds aid the home housing 85 residents.

Thomas Thomson Evans Ave People’s Home Hollywood Chicago

Sectional Furniture Adds Living Room Beauty and Function

A guide highlights sectional bookcases and wall shelves as warm decorative anchors for a living room. It suggests tall lamps to create a reading corner and notes tables of various styles for hosting, entertaining, or TV use. Desks and desk chests offer writing space and storage, completing a versatile setup.

Holbrooks Welcome Daughter Diana Lynn

Mr and Mrs Robert W Holbrook of 1834 E 79th St welcome a daughter born May 29 at Evangelical hospital Diana Lynn weighs seven pounds eleven and a half ounces Diana Lynn's mother is Jean Francis daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Francis of South Bend The baby is the 61st grandchild in both families.

Robert W. Holrook Evangelical Hospital Diana Lynn Jean Francis, Daugher James B. Francis South Bend Holbrook Harry W. Holbrook Morgan St

Advances by Home Loan Bank Climbs in May

In May 1949 the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago reported loans of 2.51 million dollars to Illinois and Wisconsin savings, building and loan associations. The figure, 22 percent below May 1948, reflects continuing shifts in funding away from the bank system as associations rely more on their own savings. A. R. Gardner notes one month does not establish a trend and expects June to better indicate 1949's direction compared with 1948.

Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago Illinois Wisconsin Sap Activin A. R. Gardner Federal Home Loan Bank

Two Southtowners to Attend Kappa Delta Conclave

Principal speakers at the 28th national convention of Kappa Delta sorority in Duluth from June 27 to July 2 are Mrs. Dorothy McCullough Lee mayor of Portland and Dr. Clark Kuebler president of Ripon College. Ripon Wis. Mrs. Lee recently named as one of six outstanding United States women by the Women’s National Press Club. Members of the Southside Alumnae association Mrs. R. W. Seeger and Edith H. Clarke will also attend.

Kappa Delta Sorority Duluth Dorothy McCullough Lee Portland Clark Kuebler Ripon College Ripon Wis Lee Kappa Delta’ Sorority United States Women’s’ National Press Club Kappa Delta

Home Builders Select Arthur Olson First Vice President

Arthur A. Olson of Springfield native South Side resident will be installed as first vice president of the Chicago Metropolitan Home Builders' Association at a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Sherman Hotel Grant Ballroom. Olson operates Arthur A. Olson Contracting and Real Estate.

Arthur A. Olson Springfield Chicago Metropolitan Home Builders’ Association Grant Sherman Hotel Olson Arthur A.on W. List Sr Lst St. Vneation Association Chicago Real Board Cheago Board of Eswriters Beverly Hills-Morgan Real Estate Board South Side Builders Cub

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