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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
6
Neighborhood surveys show fewer than half of existing bathrooms feature shower installations. FHA notes many hotels and large buildings can fit a unit into a built in tub in minutes without changing pipes or tearing walls. Modern shower heads, enclosures, and waterproof fabrics improve efficiency and reduce maintenance under expert master plumber supervision.
In many homes wall recesses from non corner fireplaces offer ideal spots for built-in bookcases. Recesses between fireplace sides and adjacent walls can house low window seats with storage chests underneath, and modernization credit under the National Housing Act may fund installation.
The National Housing Act offers up to 2000 in credit for modernizing existing corncribs and building new ones. Banks, build ing and loan associations, and other FHA approved lenders provide terms repayable over one to five years. Full details are in the Farm Property Improvement Bulletin from the FHA Washington office or state offices. Storing corn on the farm is vital as 70 percent feeds animals and only about one third is shipped away.
Welfare authorities recommend converting unused space into a sanitary playroom with dry, heated, well ventilated, well lit areas and sunlight. Include built in shelves, seating with storage, a safe floor, bright decor, a blackboard, educational wall art, maps, and play outlines. Loans for updates are available through private lenders allied with approved agencies.
The Federal Housing Administration permits fire stops in frame homes as a cost effective safety measure under the National Housing Act. Solid wood sections 2 inches thick are installed across openings in studding and floor joists to stop drafts that could fan flames. Fire stops can be added to homes financed through FHA modernization credits.
A closet-tank ball is a small plumbing part that affects quiet operation and seal quality. Replacing worn tank balls with an improved type can reduce noise and improve efficiency, and consulting an experienced plumbing contractor helps ensure a perfect seal and proper fit.
A historical notice explains sealing frame constructed homes by inserting 2 inch thick planking between wall studs at the attic floor line. Nails secure tight to stop air circulation drawn into the attic, reducing fire hazard and improving warmth while lowering fuel costs.
It is important that every member of a household should know where the main shut-off valve for the water supply system is located. It is also advisable for the members of a family to be familiar with the location of the valves controlling branch lines and individual fixtures so that in case of an emergency break in these pipelines the water may be shut off.
Cuppers or openings used as drainage outlets on porches must be kept free of leaves dirt and litter. Blocked outlets cause moisture to soak porch flooring and surroundings accelerating deterioration. Clean dry and coat with durable water resistant paint to protect the area.
When piping must be changed especially for sail and waste pipes a qualified plumbing contractor should do the work. Do not rely on a handyman. Such tasks require experienced hands to protect the health of the entire family.
Protective flashing, usually metal, seals joints between window frames and walls. Proper practice requires securing and painting frames and covering joints to prevent water intrusion and weather damage.
The article notes that sealing outside air and dust intrusion into a house is improved by carefully caulking all cracks around window and door frames. It highlights the wedge shaped gap between the sill and the framing as requiring special attention to prevent drafts and dust entry.
Mrs Mary Schaab and Mrs Fred Schaub hosted Circle No 2 of St Peter Evangelical Amherst on Thursday afternoon with Mrs J H Delefield leading devotionals and a poem read by Mrs Kerns. Nineteen members and guests shared refreshments. Various local visits and funerals are noted along with hospital discharge and a 1st wedding anniversary in the area.
Mrs. Frank Laraway hosted Mrs. Margaret Tabor and daughter Bessie of Los Angeles, California, along with Mrs. Lloyd Lawson, Mrs. Mabel Calhan, and Mrs. Geo. Lewis of Dover. A Church Children’s Day program Sunday Evening featured music, recitations by Thelma McDonald Alvin Fowl Bobby Bucher Rebecca Johnson June Johnston Harald Grills JacX Johnston and others with choirs and prayers. An electrical bell annunciator in the kitchen marks which door rings, saving steps.
A ventilating fan installed in the exterior wall or a window of the kitchen assists in removing undesirable odors and hot, humid air when the temperature is uncomfortable.
Cleaners should select drain and closet-bowl products with care to avoid enamel damage. A plumber can recommend safe cleaners. Screen repair and conditioning now improve home comfort by reducing mosquitoes and flies emerging from breeding sites.
A Ladies' chorus opened with recitations and songs including A Nickel for God by Jean Schroeder and Open the Gates of Gladness by Betty Eucher. Various performers such as Roberta Johnston Alvin Fowl and Bruce Eppley contributed recitations and duets. The collection totaled 34 dollars and 60 cents.
Clark Bennett hosts East River Road Methodist Sunday school Intermediate class party with 26 attendees. Clarkson Brown elected president Alice Smith vice president Clark Kennett secretary and Anna Marie Leinwebber treasurer for The Leaders class. Refreshments by Mrs Harold Bennett. Parish notes include memorial for Mrs Almeda Bronson Searles and Acme Grange initiations with Ridgeville Grange guests.
Mrs E Shubert of Townline road will entertain West Ridge W C T U on Thursday afternoon June 27 Mrs I P Eldred will review Why Wars Must Cease by Carrie Chapman Catt There will be special music and good attendance Prolonged illness Freda R Johnston ill since May 34 developing pneumonia She was moved to Amherst hospital for observation and had a minor operation June 20 An M ray exam at St Josephs in Lorain followed Kendleigh family reunion at Vermilion on the Lake
Miss Hazel McMullin hosted a pre-nuptial shower for cousin Lucie Penfound Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed guessing games and Hearts, with a pink and white luncheon table. Attendees included Lutile Penfound Carl McMullin Mrs. Stanley Getz Esther Rowley and others. gifts were presented to the bride-elect.
The Columbia Garden club held a spring garden show at Mrs H C Bartier's home with fifty attendees. Out of town guests from several garden clubs and households attended. ribbons were awarded to six members, and a brief program followed by tea. A baseball game between Columbia and Linndale was postponed due to wet grounds. a game is scheduled next Sunday. The Busy B s 4 H Sewing Club met at the town hall on Tuesday June 18 held by Miss Rowena Ingersall. members cut patterns with guidance from Mrs Dorothy Dengier, followed by refreshment and one visitor.
News of death reports Mrs. Wm. Peabody of West Ridge died at her New Oberlin home on Thursday. In Norwalk area notes, Ellses and others visited relatives and attended a Keller-Reisinger reunion in Columbia Station. Weekends include visits by Hillier family to Norwalk and Florence, and multiple coastals from Cleveland to Richards and Burrer households in Shelby and Amherst.
The funeral for Mrs. William Peabody of New Oberlin was attended by Mrs. Henry Voylesong, Mr. and Mrs. R M Richards, Mr. and Mrs. J F Eldred, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lauer, Mr. and Mrs. H J Hillier, and Mr. and Mrs. H H Drusendahl. Ira Ward of Detroit visited his uncle Ernest Freeman and wife on Sunday, as did Mr. and Mrs. Freeman of Ridgeville with Ernest Freeman Sunday.
Friday morning Noble Elliott and relatives from Sullivan were injured when a car driven by Mr Sage failed to yield, striking their vehicle. Injuries included a crushed breast bone, broken ribs, a bruised knee cap, and multiple cuts. All were treated at Dr Klann’s office in Wellington. all are as well as could be expected. Miss Irene Hyde is mentioned as another local.
Reports from Samaritan hospital Ashtead on spine surgery with Dr Geo Riedel and Dr Riedel of Columbus guiding care. A Saturday band concert directed by Mr Overs of Lodi drew a fair crowd. Various residents and families are noted for visits, illness, church events, and social gatherings including a Statue of Liberty fact from Madison Square.
Adla tablets from C. W. Phillips Drug Store promise quick relief for stomach pains between meals caused by acidity indigestion and heartburn with a money back guarantee. The ad presents Adyt as the origin and notes refund if not satisfied.
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