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Thursday, June 7, 1973
Eight Homes, Needlecraft Exhibit Opened To Visitors On CWF House Tour
Sunshine and warm weather greeted throngs of visitors yesterday as they made their rounds on the Christian Women’s Fellowship House Tour. Six homes and two apartments were opened to visitors yesterday and an exhibit of needlecraft was displayed in parlors of the First Christian Church. Points of interest on the tour included: The home of Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Robbins at 107
Ravenswood Drive in the Sherwood Addition. This home offered several features of interest to visitors, including fine old family furnishings, articles collected by the Robbins while living abroad, and paintings and ceramics executed by Colonel and Mrs. Robbins. The home of Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Allen at 615 Ridge Avenue. The Allen home is of traditional style in which antique furniture and modern reproductions have been nicely combined with treasures secured on travels abroad.
Visitors of the Allen home were most intrigued by Mrs. Allen’s spoon collection, consisting of more than 500 spoons from all over the world and one which was taken to the moon. The Frank Hutcheson home on 202 Greenwood Drive in the Green Meadow Addition. This cream colored stucco house is in Spanish style of architecture. The focus of interest in the large living room is the fireplace, built of old bricks against a rough paneled wall. The mantel was handhewn by Mr. Hutcheson
from a walnut log retrieved from an old covered bridge. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beaman of Airport Road. This all-electric home is round in its construction. The house, 45 feet in diameter, is built of rough-sawed cedar, and is centered with a great round fireplace of field stone. The Lloyd Wells home at 623 Westlane Road. The Wells planned this house, laid up all the exterior stone, and did the interior finishing. The do-it-yourself home is set on a hill overlooking a meadow. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gedert on 1216 Bloomington St. at 1 Ottowa Park. The interesting aspect of this home is that it is a modular home, delivered in two sections bolted together and placed on a full basement. This home is an example of the posibilities that modular houses offer for
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