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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1958
Page
3
A 1345 square foot three bedroom plan centers on a Florida room that blends subtropical warmth with a temperate living space. The design integrates a garage zone, a private sleeping area, and a formal living-dining flow. Cedar shingles and Cemesto board exterior finish the home which includes a serviceable lavatory and a partial basement option.
A guide urges regular reviews of insurance coverages for homeowners auto owners and those with substantial personal property. It highlights mortgage life health and credit life policies and notes how added purchases or debt can raise protection needs. The AFC cites cases where credit life policies kept a car debt-free after a breadwinner’s death.
The article traces a shift from hand tools to power tools among homeowners over the last two decades. It cites rising costs, desire for faster, more precise repairs, and personal pride in self built projects. It previews a series detailing seven popular tools and their uses.
Real estate market in early 1959 expected stable home prices with rising sales of existing homes. The survey notes variable price shifts by price tier and era, while a kitchen upgrade trend favors converting pantries into dining nooks to improve layout and modernize decor.
London API reports Premier Kwame Nkrumah has hired Lews Armstrong and his band for Ghana's second anniversary ceremonies in March. A survey on pre 1930 homes notes prices and transfer levels in well kept districts rising versus a year ago, while neglected areas show declines.
Birmingham residents and neighbors joined a Community Christmas party at Birmingham School. The event featured a lighted Christmas tree donated by Mr and Mrs Carl Robart with design by Clarence Miller and lighting by Mr and Mrs Robert Guthrie. Santa and Boy Scouts distributed gifts as 500 attendees enjoyed student carols led by teachers and local organizations. Charles Carter announced the Firelands Garden Club lighting contest return.
In Phnom Penh UPI reports King Norodom Suramarit named American jazzman Jack Teagarden an officer of the Order for Merit of Monisaraphan after a Teagarden sextet performance.
William H. Lawrence of the Washington Bureau of the New York Times was elected president of the National Press Club succeeding John V. Horner of the Washington Evening Star.
National Gypsum Company chairman Melvin H. Baker predicted housing starts will reach about 1,200,000 non farm dwellings next year after an estimated 1,150,000 this year. He noted the postwar construction boom may ease while mortgage money remains available though tighter and more expensive.
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