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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1932
Page
6
A Victorian era cottage with gingerbread trim and weathered shingles is transformed into a Spanish style home with stucco walls red tile roof and loggia. The project includes removing chimneys lightning rods and old porch, adding a two story stucco garage, porte cochere, a large fireplace and redesigned interior while updating the landscaping to create a cohesive Spanish ambiance and improved livability.
Lloyd George presided as chairman of the county magistrates at the County Quarter Sessions in Carnarvon, with Dame Margaret Lloyd George beside him. The session produced no trials, but an appeal in a motoring case was granted after a long journey back to London. He was presented with white gloves to mark the occasion.
A promotional piece urges homeowners to protect against costly damage by installing K and M Ambler Asbestos Shingles and related products. It highlights weather and fire resistance, long-term savings, and added home value, urging readers to contact local dealers such as Keassey and Mattison Company in Ambler, Pennsylvania.
Builders modernize interiors by finishing principal rooms with rough textured plaster or paint. The textured walls show whirls and swirls, creating light and shadow play and a delightful effect. Plaster can be tinted buff or cream to suit owner preference.
The article stresses harmony between interior and exterior design, urging door lock sets to conform to the house style whether English, Colonial, or Spanish. It notes that architecture rewards cohesive hardware choices and cautions against mismatched details as homeowners seek good taste throughout. It ends with a note on migrants in Australia called "Mumping bluey."
Advocates cite six benefits of brick veneering for modern homes including fire safety and reduced external fire risk, improved insulation for comfort in winter and summer, low maintenance with durable brick, broad aesthetic options, higher resale value, and increased investment value. The article pairs these housing notes with a closing remark on reformers and the nature of law.
The article explains two broad radiator heating types for homes: steam and hot water. Steam systems split into low pressure sub-atmospheric and atmospheric variants, including vacuum or vapor-vacuum forms. Hot water uses circulating water from the boiler to deliver heat.
Landscaping the lot is the final touch to modernization and completes the plan. It covers lawn cultivation shrubbery flower beds stepping stones and ground beautification. Plan operation before starting and consult a landscape architect or nurseryman for tree shrubbery and bed locations to ensure lasting beauty.
Homeowners seek extra bedrooms without building additions and can imitate city architects by installing concealed beds behind closet doors. These beds fit various spaces even 18 inch deep recesses and convert daytime living areas into sleeping rooms at night for guests.
July 12 entry notes con rad Ernst is recuperating after an injury from a wagon fall. Grace Thompson visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joshua Thompson for a week. Bethel Shrine officers were hosted by Mr and Mrs A J Hiscock with 27 in attendance, outdoor sports and a tureen supper followed by bridge. Arthur Sutroius admitted to hospital.
George Foster of Blyris, a veteran turned home from a cook shop, visited Walter Grabe along with Elmer, Mrs Loulas of Cleveland, and William Spingelberg of Middle Ridge on Monday. Mrs Joshua Thompson, Mrs Francis Ward and guest Miss Grace Thompson visited relatives in South Amherst on Thursday. Mrs Matilda Drunagio and sea Harech were noted in local arrangements.
Mrs. E C Schubert attended a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting of the M E Church in Elyria at Rev Entley home on Lake Avenue with a picnic dinner after the program. Irma Spiegelberg attended Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society at H W Stang home on South Ridge. Mr and Mrs James Vargo of Elyria visited E C Schubert family. Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller and son Bobby of Lorain visited E C Schubert. Benjamin Franklin's walking stick bequest to General Washington noted in his will codicil.
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