Parlor to Living Room Shift in American Homes
A historical look at how the parlor gave way to the living room as the center of family life. The piece notes the parlor's formality, the rise of a spacious, well lit living area, the inclusion of fireplaces, increased electrical outlets, and evolving lighting and window design shaping modern homes.
Contrast Between Modern Living Room And Parlor Of Years Ago
The two pictures compare the modern living room with the historic parlor. Modern rooms feature wide windows, an inviting fireplace, and comfortable furniture, while the old parlor emphasized dignity over liveability. Natural light comes from grouped windows and hardwood floors set off rugs and draperies to create a homey, restful atmosphere.
Concrete stepping stones along a curved lawn path
The article suggests laying a cement walk to the rear entrance using a series of cement slabs as stepping stones. It recommends arranging the stones in a graceful curve for artistry and notes that a cement contractor can supply or obtain easily cast artificial stones.
Sink legs trend boosts style and practicality in homes
Plumbing contractors report a shift toward sinks with legs as a design and practical feature. Even 36 inch apartment sinks now come with legs, valued for supporting heavier fixtures and adding attractiveness. Housewives favor legged sinks for enhanced appearance, noting earlier shallow models offered no aesthetic value.
Wellington Garden Club Party And A Wedding In August
More than thirty guests from Wellington and out of town enjoyed a garden party at Hughes Gardens with movie star name tags, dinner, games, and a treasure hunt. The wedding of Miss Betty Jean Page to John Porter preceded a reception, with attendees from Akron and Cleveland.
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Wellington
Wellington Garden Club
Hughes Gardens
Johns Street
Dorothy Hughes
Burton Payne
Howard
Ream
Massillon
Akron Couple Wed Here In Methodist Church Ceremony
A wedding solemnized at 3 30 Saturday afternoon August 14 at Wellington Methodist Episcopal church united Miss Catherine Irene Porter of Akron and Beryl Moreland Cotton of Akron in a single ring ceremony performed by Reverend Lonzo Green. The bride wore a white tissue taffeta gown with accordion pleats at the neck and four rows of ruffles at the hem.
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Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church
Catherine Irene Porter
Akron
Beryl Moreland Cotton
Lonzo 5. Green
Adjustable Sink Leg Fixture Describes Distinctive Legs and Sockets
The fixture features an eight inch apron and graceful legs adding vertical touch. Legs allow two height ranges 30 to 36 inches and 36 to 42 inches. They screw into socket corners or under center compartments. When positioned at ends, room accommodates sewing arm containers, garbage, and utensils. Legs can be bought separately in color or white.
Greenwich Hosts Guests and Local Briefs in Ohio
Greenwich residents hosted guests including Rev and Mrs Lonto Green and Mrs Oulda Halstead of Philadelphia. The article lists multiple Sunday visits, trips and attendance at St James church in Cleveland, with a Phyllis Wheatley Cafeteria dinner for Mrs Halstead. Other notes mention residents visiting relatives, summer trips through New England, and Kent Normal graduates returning home. A brief political line notes low turnout with nine votes cast in a local primary.
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Greenwich
Lonto Green
Oulda Halstead
Philadelphia
W. H. Baldwin
Herstick Avenue
Weat
Here
Oulda Halsted
St. James M
Cleveland
Dro
Ralph W. Falls
American Legion
Columbus
Harry Hannon
Wear
Linton White
Lenora Head
Vern
Wilbur
Ann
Ridgeville
L. A. Grove
New England States
Brenton Woods
White Mountains
Coolidge
Margaret
Jane Page
Loudonalle
J. Howard Page
Curlisle Plunkett
Joanne
Huntington
W.a
A. A. Baldwin
Herrick Avenue
Royal Coats
George Detroit
Frank Coate
Walter Peck
A. L. Peabody
R. L. Andrews
Gibsonburg
Kathryn Witbeck
Lucille Burge
Kent Normal
Edith Barnes
Ireta Page
Bobby Lee
Powell declines mayoral nomination after two votes
In the village William J. Powell received two Republican votes for mayor and immediately notified Frank Stetson, chair of the Lorain County Board of Elections, that he would not accept the nomination if his name were placed in contention. John T. Dyaff seeks reelection as village clerk. J Howard Page Fill runs for reelection to the board of education. Two seats for a two year term and three for a four year term are to be filled.
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William J.powell
Frank Stetson
Lorain County Board of Elections
John T. Dyaff
J. Howard Page
Board of Education
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Mmsted & Hoeffel
Sibley & Sprague Cca
The
Lee Whitney Co
Broad St
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
Vemey
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Chestnut Street
Junifor Grissinger
Courtland
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Helen Marjorie Wolfe
John Edward Porter
Porter
Betty Jean Page
Leora Sharp
Charles Willard
Methodist Sunday School
Cuyahoga Falls
Helen M. Porter
Catherine Bolick
Robert D. Cotton
Denver Guinn
Anne Gathery
Robert T. Barkow
Betty Scott
Helen Wolfe
John Porter
Ethel Maxwell
Worthy Marsh
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Thomas A. Edison
C. B
M. E. Church
Lonzo S. Green
William Rodgers
Green
Wellington Methodist Church
Lonzon&. Green
Gates Hospital
Elyria
L. S. Green
M. E
Martha BeVier
Clyde Seidel
Mozart
Seidel
Roy Frizzell
William McCuhough
E. F. Whitney & Son
Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Broad Street
C. W. Barrel Plumbing and Heating
Middle Avenue
J. C. Welsh
Jiron Faireman
T. C. Murphy
Oberlin
Porsch
Porsch Lumber & Coal Co
Lodi Street