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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1939

Page

2

Color in Home Is Explained by Psychologists

Psychologists note color can affect mood and health in living spaces. Light colors stimulate. dark tones may depress. A color engineer says green helps air sick prevention in planes, while brown and yellow may worsen it. Children favor red at a young age, later preferring soothing blues or greens. Owners planning redecorating should weigh color effects, with Modernization Credit Plan funding from FHA.

Federal Housing Administration

Spencer School Board Hosts Autumn Chicken Dinner for Retiring Clerk

Spencer authorities and teachers gathered at the school house Friday for a chicken dinner honoring retiring clerk N. J Walters. A. J. Rice served as president with Frank Rice as clerk, while M. L Fuller and wives were among hosts. The event featured Autumn flower decor and place cards. twenty eight covers were set as the faculty list included R. A. Shearer R. D. Starr S. E. Sooy Marjorie Finley and Frances.

Spencer School Board A. J. Rice Frank Rice M. L Fuller Lowell Coomer Marvin Ingraham N. J Walters R. A. Shearer R. D. Starr S. E. Sooy Marjorie Finley Frances

Why modernization is good for old houses

An editorial in House & Garden lists nine reasons to modernize a home. Benefits include lower costs than new construction, improved resale value, access to FHA insured loans up to 2500, updated layouts, new materials, better mechanical systems, balanced antique detail with modern amenities, and refreshed decor with paint, paper, or new windows.

House & Garden

Double Action Doors in Modern FHA Plan Homes

Double action doors suited between kitchen, pantry, and dining rooms appear in new home plans with FHA Modernization Credit Plan funding via private lenders. The article notes concealed closers, hold-open features, easy installation, and no floor cutting. It lists several local names and references a new math and science teacher, plus a social scene with a serenade and a piano game gathering.

Federal Housing Administration FHA

Pair of Nurses Honored by Chandos Varney in Town Party

Mrs. Chandos Varney hosted twenty guests Tuesday for Eve lyn Watkins and Dorcas Rickle, both nurses at Lod hospital, as they await spring weddings. Fall flowers and bells adorned the luncheon. bridge was played. hostess with daughter Phyllis and son Sonny dressed as bride and groom presented gifts.

Storm Windows Aid Insulation in Winter Home Heating

Storm sash windows boost fuel economies by trapping air between panes, keeping inner glass warmer and reducing heat loss. The insulated space also dampens street noise and qualifies for FHA modernization credits with funding from lending institutions.

Federal Housing Administration

Hints For Home Owners Circuit Breaker Protection

Circuit protection without fuses is now available with a new breaker system. It offers a convenient way to restore electrical service after overload by moving the handle of the fixture. Installation may be financed through the Modernization Credit Plan of FHA via qualified lending institutions.

Modernization Credit Plan Federal Housing Administration

Dust Free Varnishing Tips And Modern Bath Ideas

Dust is an enemy to good varnishing results and paint authorities urge dust free rooms and clean brushes with lids tightly closed. A glass enclosed shower bath adds a modern note to baths especially the extra bath without a tub. Glass cabinets help stamp a home as modern and desirable. Colonial hardware suits small home building for Colonial and Cape Cod styles. Authentic Colonial patterns are produced by modern machinery at competitive prices. Existing homes can be updated with Colonial hardware under the Federal Housing Administration Modernization Credit Plan.

Cape Cod Federal Housing Administration

Spencer Church Members Attend Hebron Association Meeting

Terrence Curtice and many relatives from Indiana Ohio and Spencer church attended the Hebron Association of Baptist churches meeting at Elyria. They plan to meet Spencer church in 1940.

Disappearing attic stairs and iron railings promote space use

Attic space may be eliminated by installing disappearing stairways that rest on the attic floor when not in use. Strong rigid stairs fit old or new buildings. Iron railings serve as stair and porch guards with decorative options. The text notes a mention of Lodi and a county Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting at the Methodist church presided by Mrs. Warner.

Woman's Home Missionary Society Methodist Church Warner

Death summons kin of four towns to Wellington

Mrs. Jay Palmer of Wellington Mrs. Arlene Connors of Chicago IN Will Rook of Cleveland and Mrs. Ossie Schewell of Munsey Indiana were called here Wednesday by the death of their sister Mrs.

Jay Palmer Wellington Arlene Connors Chicago Will Rook Cleveland Ossie Schewell Munsey Indiana

Eaton-4 Party Brings Eaton Ladies Together

A charm­ing gathering hosted by Mrs Wilbur Carpenter and Miss Doris Cowley honored Mrs Clyde Grills and Joanne Box. Held Tuesday at the former’s home, September 26, the event featured Bunco and prizes won by Eleanor Streving and Mildred Kannenberg. Guests included Lantz, Smith, Arias, Goltz, Cook, Schneider, Shuster, Alma Box, Marian Ward, and Arlene Austin from Eaton.

Lake Avenue Coming Events and Family News

The Lake Avenue Adult Bible Class resumes monthly meetings October 4 at 8 00 P M at the home of Mr and Mrs R H Muller with the social hour run by the entertainment committee All members are asked to attend The Church Board meeting scheduled for September 29 at Lake Avenue School is postponed to a later date Alton Adams of Ohio State University has returned to Columbus after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs E D Adams and Hazel Taylor Mr and Mrs Lyman Guisinger hosted visitors over the weekend In Kipton Dr Clapps seventy first birthday was celebrated with Mr and Mrs Harold Starkey and children attending Mrs Mellicent Gulgin Carlisle Mrs Jewel Knepper Elyria Mrs Laverne Carpenter Columbia and Mrs Jane Loewer Amherst attended the event Refreshments followed the evening.

Tom McCourt Charles Parent Ewing Walters Keneath Crosby Ed. Wallington Leona Howard McCourt Malinda Naylor Nellie Boone Blake Thompson Spencer Church Hebron New York City Crist Metzger Cleveland A. Hardie Etta Bergman Frank Browand Ida Naylor Wellington Sylvia Brinker Elmer Sanford A. H. Breyley Litchfield O. P. Jenkins Granger G. L. Emerson E. L. Heighland C. W. Thornton Charles Nichols Bruster Karl Weid- Tick Lon Rush Dewey Griggs Susie Ream Charles MacLaren Lillian Pember Frank Miller West Salem Clyde Taylor Charles Touby George Hawk Geore Stroup Ed Koppes William Dillinger Wooster Amherst Julius Kurtz South Main Street Irvin Fortune Lod Mae Kissinger Claudie Weidrick James McHardie Columbus Robert Hardie Don Stroup George Stroup R. V. Codagan Lodi Hospital Fred Nichols Paul Nichols G. R. Daniels Berea Mr Daniels Daniels N. J. Walters Spencer Robert Carpenter Union Town Ralph Butcher Victoria Butcher Lake Avenue R. H. Muller Alton Adams Ohio State University E. D. Adams Adams Hazel Taylor Lyman Guisinger Ada Ohio Harold Starkey Clapp Kipton Mellicent Gulgin Carlisle Jewel Knepper Elyria Laverne Carpenter Columbia Jane Loewer

Community Visitors Attend at Cowleys and Martins

Local social notes list visitors from Grafton Belden Conneaut Montrose and Columbia calling at Bernard Cowley A B Martins and George Cornish homes. Ladies' Aid Society met at George Cornish home September 28 with officers elected for the coming year Chester Carpenter president Frank Henney vice-president Fern Jackson secretary Walter Cornish treasurer and Keith Rice chaplain. Installation planned at parsonage October 12.

Walter Baker Grafton Henry Droege M. Howard Belden Clair Howard Columbia Bernard Cowley Casper Brydle Conneaut A. B. Martin B. S. Capron Montrose Ladies’ Aid Society George Cornish Chester Carpenter Frank Henney Fern Jackson Walter Cornish Keith Rice

Modernization Aids Home Livability and FHA Plan

Readers learn of practical home modernization ideas under the Federal Housing Administration plan. Steel cellar bulkheads replace rotten wooden doors, glass bricks brighten dark basements, ash drops reduce fireplace mess, dampers curb heat loss, door sills and weather stripping stop drafts, rim tiling decorates fireplace openings, double windows improve insulation, and asbestos shingles imitate wood while fireproof.

Questions and Answers on Winterizing Homes

A series of housing Q and A covers awning removal for winter storage, veneer stone on edge construction, adding radiators and furnace load, and draining garden pools before freezes. Advice comes from practical home maintenance guidance, recommending dry storage, bedded stone, heating engineer consultation, and draining pools with packing material.

New wire screen guards fit over gutters

Wire-screen guards installed over gutters prevent leaves and twigs from clogging waterspouts, keeping rainwater flow clear and reducing repairs.

Teak and Roofing Felt Contrast in Building Materials

Reading time highlights teak wood and its beetle resistance, buoyancy, and long logging cycle, followed by roofing felts and insulation details. It cites STORM SASH double glass insulation and Balsam Wool as durable materials, plus a note from Ray E. Saberson at a woodworks convention.

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Loeffler Broad St Nime Robert Robert Jr Banford Academy of Cosmetology Richard Parker Parker Funeral Home East Main St Lodi Parkers THE Grafton Lumber & Coal CO Terrence Curtice Jennie Arnold Estella Wingate Albany Ind Vesta Conley Anderson Dora Osborn Henry Berrell Bruce Warren Leonard Hummel Karl Hummel Homerville Emma Johnson Hazel Rook Lullian Davis Maud Charters Grover Shepard Mary Curtice Worthington Arthur Manley Painesville Olmsted & Hoeffe Water St Eform Porsch Ledi Sereet Lee Whitney Co Wernerhaeuser Overhead Door Company Hartford City Lorain County Ray E. Saberson Weyerhaeuser Sales National Association of Woodwork Jobbers Crehore Elyria Lumber Chestnut Steet
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