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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1941
Page
5
A garish but salvageable plan outlines converting unused attic and floor areas into a cozy den or playroom. It suggests applying wall panels and other materials to reduce the empty space, turning the space into usable rooms at minimal cost.
An old brick home shows mortar failures and wall cracks. Homeowners should hire a brick mason to assess damage and perform necessary repairs rather than attempting DIY fixes. Also notes women workers in Tokyo organizing alley ball teams.
A detailed description of a four bedroom Cape Cod style home plan offered by the Architects' Co operative Plan Service. It outlines 22,200 cubic feet of space in a 44 by 26 foot footprint, possible attached garage, color options, and interior layout features including a central chimney, a front door with sidelights, a passage to the stairs, built in china closets, a rear piazza access, a novel kitchen alcove near the fireplace, cross lighting in every room, and second floor bedrooms with storage. Plans available on request with stamped self addressed envelope.
Clarksfield notes show Mrs Emma Deli Bur ra presiding over an Aid meeting held August 22 at the Methodist church. Reports reflect 23 meetings and 3 unaided events with 52 members, honoring several deaths and one new enrollment. A wedding ceremony preceded by vows read by Rev. Arnold M. WIA occurred at the Clarksfield Methodist church, with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davies of Clarkatt, and guests from Well ington and nearby towns.
Readers are reminded that thousands of children return to school as taxpayers sustain upkeep. The note highlights insulation brick siding, fall and winter housing, the free Small Homes Year Book, coal stockpiling for winter, Chief paint, reroofing options, storm sash, termites booklet, and storm sash to save fuel as winter approaches.
In a Sunday gathering at the Cra rp Oak, Mr and Mrs Whitney and relatives held a reunion. The event honored elder members including Mrs A M Sherbia and Mrs TC White with mentions of ages 58 and 84, and plans for a Fourth Sunday in August 1932. Families from Brigintush and Oberlin attended.
The reader notes seasonal home maintenance before winter. It mentions inspecting pipes drainage and water systems, preparing heating and protection measures, and checking water supply for potential bursts or leaks. Advice highlights addressing plumbing, moisture, and safety issues to prevent damage during cold months.
A fragment discusses using stock materials to reduce costs for custom designs. It notes checking with a contractor and millwork suppliers to obtain items cost effectively and mentions whitening or painting as a finishing option. The passage hints at vendor deflection and advertising pressures influencing choices.
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