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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1939

Page

5

House Of Steel Built For 5000 In Ohio

Youngstown reports the nation’s first rustless steel house completed by architect W H Cook. The one story five room home eliminates the basement for ground floor use, features a built in automatic clothes dryer, and uses alloy steel walls with composition inner walls. The roof design maximizes usable space and claims tornado resistance.

Youngstown W.H. Cook Cook

Valley City community notices mix parties and church events

Local society highlights include the Mellert family Ladies meeting at Mrs Blanche Farnbaughs home with twenty present. Numerous weekend visits from Medina Cleveland and Elyria residents plus a Ypsilanti or Warrenville connection. Baccalaureate for the Class of 1939 set for the school auditorium and a county picnic at Chippewa Lake with games and a 3 cent concessions fee.

Valley City Mellert Blanche Farnbaugh Loren Hadlock Medina Edwin Lasch Ted Reutler Frank Keller Ray Frisk Cleveland William Grabenstetter Wilmer Grunwald Chippewa Lake St. Martin’s Church Ralph Feuchter Earl Arick American Legion Firing Squad Club Sleepy Hollow Lake Valley City Pinochle Club Phyllis Walter Roeper Mallet Creek Hattie Maier Charlotte Mich Louise Mack George Mack Henry Wolf Wolf Willard Wolf Smithville Henry Wolfe David Springfield J. A. Sailer Gertrude Ella Laule Frank McMullen Elyria Sunday Acres Warrensville Dick Foecking Paul Krugman Pontiac Krugman Fred Reusch Edward Maier Joe Levet Irvin Gunkelman LaGrange Sophia Gunkelman Charles William Mott Joan Janice Leonard King Alexander Hauck Clifton Arick Fenn College Ohio Fuel & Gas Co Steyers York Earl Hadiock Hadlock Lasch E. C. Haag Berea Owl Club Elmo Stoshops Edwin Keller Carl Bauer Sylvia Bauer Clyde Bauer Mount Royal Royalton Robert Steingass Kenneth Steingass Frank Lincoln Steingass St. Luke’s Hospital John A. Sailer Otto Murray Carl Himmeland Emil Just and

Architect outlines flat bottom house costing about $5 000

The architect described a flat bottom house with a seat and estimated construction costs near five thousand dollars. The design emphasizes a simple low profile and economical materials as a practical housing solution.

Cook

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