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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1959
Page
17
The article notes rising demand for one and two bedroom units including built-for-sale small houses and rental apartments. Builders expand with studios, garden homes, and suburban rental complexes as urban renewal spurs new rental and cooperative housing.
The article discusses fixes for cracked driveways using modern patching mixes and proper prep before application. It also describes a home floor plan named The Jewel with two bedrooms, a basement option, and brick exterior accents.
Associated Architects presents The Jewel a compact one level two bedroom retirement home measuring 26 ft by 30 ft 10 in emphasizing economy and efficient layout. The design centers on a spacious living area and a well appointed kitchen for gracious single level living.
A historical contrast outlines how early 1900s homemakers faced long cleaning campaigns from basements to attics. Modern homes feature compact appliances, washers, dryers, and durable surfaces that cut cleaning time and allow social participation, with streamlined design reducing refinishing needs.
The guide details building a firm patching base with large stones and gravel, tamping and stirring mix, and bringing surface level. It advises drainage improvement by laying drain tile six inches below the brick top and edging with wood strips to prevent edge crumbling.
The Women’s Missionary Union plans an all day meeting at First Baptist Church LaGrange on May 1 starting 10 30 a m. The event titled Home for the Aged will feature two furloughed missionaries Mrs Bob Weyant from Martinique and Mrs Clarence Jeannedic as speakers. Host church provides main dish rolls and beverages. attendees asked to bring items to contribute.
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