Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1940 — Page 35

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Read this . . .

if you want money to buy or build a home.

We have revised the old way of saving for a home. No longer need you travel in solitary company toward . Tur goal. Others are gog.your way. As their guide and sponsor, we are conducting them along this road to home * ownership, answering their questions and explaining points of interest as we travel. We know some short-cuts and yod can know them, too!

We call this group of home savers the “Own-A-Home Savings Club.” All you have to do to join this club is to open a home savings share account with our association. ‘We enter your name on the club roster and help you plan a savings program that becomes & personally con- : ducted tour to ‘‘debt free” home ownership. You walk a little way and ' ride the rest for we can lend you most of the money you will need. Home own--ership is the goal toward which all families aspire! It’s a great trip to make that you’ll never regret.

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3601 N. Denny St. . . .-has six: closets.

FINISH 1S USED!”

Frame Colonial Bungalow Built for Kerchevals by J. J. Klee Co.

The frame Colonial-type bungalow at 3601 N. Denny St. was built) by J. J. Klee Co. for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kercheval. Its features include the use of light walnut woodwork, modernistic indirect lighting, six closets, extra window. space, and the recently developed “brocade finish” paint. From the front hallway (which has a coat closet) you enter the living room with a large picture window. Too, there are small windows flanking the fireplace which has a brick facing, tile hearth and a walnut mantel.

Walls Sand Finish

Walls and ceilings throughout the house are sand finished. All ceilings are ivory. Both the hallway and living room walls are in a palmetto green with a trailing leaf pattern in the “brocade finish” paint. Mr. Kercheval is one of 17 Marion

| County interior decorators licensed

to use this new paint. It i$ applied like any other paint. Then after it has dried, a celophane stencil cut with the desired design (in this case the trailing leaf pat-

painter next takes as regular dry brush (Mr. Kercheval uses camel's hair) and brushes across the stencil. The brushing motion sets up an action within the paint itself so- that the pattern comes out in the ‘same ‘color but a darker hue. An archway leads to the dining room which also is in palmetto green in a waterlily pattern. Off the dining room is the kitchen which has built-in cabinets of natural white gum finish.

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Ceilings and walls are in winterberry, woodwork is off-white. Besides the window over the double sink are whatnot shelves and above the window is a built-in connection for an electric clock. Cabinet tops

harmonize with the French-blue floor linoleum which has a -geometric pattern. From the dining room, too, is a door to a hallway leading to Se

a| bath and two bedrooms. The south-

east bedroom walls are in four shades of blue, blending from a light blue at the ceiling to a dark blue at the floor level. The northeast bedroom has yellow walls. Both rooms have closets, two windows, and indirect lighting. The bath is in peach and black tile with silver-gray side .walls and ceiling. The wall and ceiling over the recessed tub are blue. The white built-in linen cabinet has glass doors. The full basement has an airconditioned furnace, shower room, fruit closet, automatic hot wate heater, and recreation room. two-car garage with overhead doors thas an 8x20 shop space. The home will be open by ap-

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Dependent on type and location of real estate loaned on, “Colonial” Variable Interest Rates of 5% %—6% and 6% %, permit better homes at a lower over-all cost—provide ad- _ justment of principal following payment of each $100 and also for paying loan in full any time with interest to date ONLY.” Loans are repayable in “rentlike” monthly payments of 1% per month, which include both principal and

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are in hlue marbelized linoleum tof:

GARDENING—

The usual practice when' growing tender or tropical water lilies in a pool is to treat them as annuals and unless you wish to experiment with

| them, this is the easiest way.

However, if you wish to keep them over, here is the way to do it: When frost has killed the tops, the water in the pool should be drained to a level with the boxes or slightly lower. Next, cut back the foliage to about six inches from the soil, and move the containers into a cellar where the temperature is above 50 degrees. If the containers are too large to be handled easily, the plant may be spaded out of the box, roots and soil placed indoors. After the plants are removed to the basement, they should be permitted to stand until the soil is perfectly dry. The length of time depends upon the atmosphere of the basement, but it should not require more than two or three weeks. When the soil about the roots. has dried out, it will be noticed that tubers

Save Tender Water Plants By Storing in Dry Basement

are present linderneath the roots, about the size of a plum. These tubers must be removed carefully from the mother plant, because they form the undeveloped plants for the following season. They must be placed in pans or pots of slightly moist sand to remain until the eid of February or the first of March. The keeping of hardy varieties of water lilies through the winter pre< sents a different problem because they are more able to withstand cold weather, ; Drain the pool of water before severe freezing and remove the water lily leaves so that they do not harbor injurious aphids. If there are other water plants in the pool, cut them back also to prevent infestation. After the pool has been drained and the leaves removed from the plants without otherwise disturbing them, the pool may filled with leaves or litter to a dept of about six inches to protect the plants against excessive frost.

N. SIDE REALTOR ELECTION IS SET

Six Candidates Listed for Three Offices; Week Sales ‘Total $136,200.

The North Side Realtors, a division of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, will elect officers for 1941 at the Dec. 8 meeting in the Canary Cottage. Candidates are: Joseph J. Argus and Fay C. Cash, chairman; Robert L. Mason and Forest B. Kellogg, vice chairman; Lorin Driscoll and Wayne M. Harryman, secretarytreasurer, At this week’s meeting, the Realtors reported the sale of 11 houses, 21 lots, a 2l-acre suburban tract, and signing of contracts to build . three homes, all transactions

year’s transactions to $4,395,456, which is $93,456 ahead of last year’s same period, Houses sold were at: 301 Hamp-

ton Drive and 1326 Ewing St. “by Jack C. Carr, 6100 block of Ralston Drive by William G. Albershardt; 5449 N. Pennsylvania St. by R. E. Peckham and Charles C. Binkley; 3730 Washington Blvd, by Forest Knight and Mr. Harryman; T7131 Pendleton’ Pike by John Robbins; 6115 Park Ave. by Howard Fiéber; 94 Hewthorne Lane, 710 N. Riley Ave. and 4637 Crestview Ave. by Mr. “Argus; and 3145 Broadway by William Hackemeyer. Lots were sold by: Mr. Peckham in Allisonville Estates; Mr. Knight on Watson Road; Mr. Cash in Williams Creek and Meridian-Kessler Terrace; Mr. Kellogg at 45th and Meridian Sts.; Mr.” Argus in Meridian Hills; Ford V. Woods, four in Forest Manor; Warren Atkinson, 11 in Sherwood Village; and Mr. Knight, 21 acres near Noblesville. William L. Bridges reported he had contracted to build a home on 45th St.; Mr. Atkinson said he had a building. job in Williams Creek; and Mr. Argus contracted to build a Northern Hills home.

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totaling $136,200. This brought the

200,000 MORTGAGE APPLICATIONS FILED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—Applications for mortgage insurance on approximately 200,000 new small homes to be built under FHA inspection have been submitted to the Federal Housing Administration thus far in 1940. With five weeks of business still remaining in this year, the volume of applications received by the FHA already has exceeded by about 20 per cent the previous record of 164,552 new home: applications in 1939.

CITY RENTAL LISTING BUREAU-IS PRAISED

The Indianapolis Real Estate Board this week received a letter from the National Defense Advisory Commission congratulating it on setting up a defense housing rental listing bureau, The bureau, being operated by the Board, also is being copied by other cities over the country, according to the National Association of Real Estate Boards. The. property management division of the local board created the bureau to list all vacant properties as an aid to families coming here to be employed in expanding defense industries. The current list, which has approximately 300 vacant properties on

tries, the Police Department and the Chamber of Commerce. The properties are in all parts of the city and range in monthly rent from about $15 to $200.

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Woodwork Is Bone White in Dwelling Constructed By W. C. Kent.

The white A frame single-story home at 1536 N. Somerset Ave. was built by W. C. Kent and will be open all day Sunday. The front entrance leads into a reception hall which has a closet. Off the hall is the 12x16 living room which has a peach ceiling with walls of white and pink striping. The reception hall and dinette (which adjoins the living room) have the same color scheme as the living ‘ToOom. All woodwork is of white bone ‘enamel finish and all doors are in dark oak. The kitchen (128) is directly back of the dinette and has white e | built-in cabinets with red trim. The ® | kitchen and side entrance walls are finished in canary yellow. Kitchen linoleum is inlaid with chromium plated corners. Cabinet tops and splash are in linoleum, also. A center hall from the kitchen leads to the bath and both bedrooms. This hallway has a breom closet and large linen closet. The bath (9x8) is of tile with a blue ceiling and white sidewalls. The built-in tub has a shower. Both bedrooms are at the back of the house. One has a peach ceiling with blue sidewalls with a white figure. The other has a white ceiling and peach sidewalls with white figures. :

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Deaths—Funerals 1 indianapolis Times, Friday, Nov. 20, 1940

of M tter, grandmother of Hermina and Urban Ritter; Mrs. Paul Rathz, sister of Rose Bauer vived by. four gfeai-gra neral from late h 121 E. Ra, Saturday, 9:30 a n.; Sacred Hears Church, m. Buri al St. Joseph Cemetery.

FAHRENKAMP—William H., age 46, husband of Florence Fahrenkamp, father of Irene, James and son of August F' e! Bertha and C passed avay Thursday. day. m.. from the Fi Chireh. * Burial Crown H

at irley i Illinois at . 10th, noon Saturday and at the church after 1 FRAUER.George, 57 ie Joare, beloved brother of Mrs. Laura Schleicher and the late Charles Frauer passed away “Wednesday: Shane Satur rday Herrmann Funer 1505 8. East St. Friends invited, Gpnerd Crown Hill,

beloved wife of an , Jean, of

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at the residence, 6 7 p. m. Friday Li 9 ho Sun Puneral service 3 p. onday at t the ngym Mor! ny” a 8helby St. Tha Washington Park, HENBY-Harjey A., > wii Weds Bt, fae Mrs. F. a aekson, 0 -

Hen: I rw . and will liam Henry of Los Cal., entered into rest of Jos Aes Nov: 27. Juneral Saturday, 30, at 10

the Bart Church. | “Burial 3 call at the J. C. 1230 hi St.

Hill. Friends may. ilson Funeral Home,

H y isihodis Funeral ithe 1:30 from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Tinots ot 10th. Buri } Wash ington Park. Friends may call o apel after’ Saturday noon.

HOFS STATTER—Edward band of Ms. a len Oo tatter, son of Mrs, fstatte Jor Sa er Bertha and gL Hofstatter an 58 Passe away Thurs> day’ Nov. 3 98. 26 2 44 yea Friends ma late residence, 5309 Hill Sf. rt] Be Jus vington Presbyterian ‘Church Saturday. 2p. m., Interment «Crown Hill Cemetery.

; RANE-Catherine, beloved mother of Mrs,

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onah Ti lash’ Funeral 8 on 8:30 a a, at je mort: Burial iy Cre atric tg ‘Frien 8 invited. e Was 8 em ber #0, Third Order of St. Francis. t

age 30, husband of Son of ‘Mrs. Alice Jeanette’ Cone. . from Shirley -at 10th. ends m ay

MOUNT willard_X ,fef 88 8, Beech SITY 1d usband of Esther m Moin. le x Ricnard Rent o e tyiliara” i odocia Mount

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neoarhara, Betty 4 Saturday, 10:30 ed - Creek Baptist Church, ends call at residence. 61st and Estate Xs Burial ora W. Moore Peace Chapel in charge.

SH. —Lieut. Rob IANK fey Ro bert B., age 2 21

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Tea mother gf A. x of Isaace E. Wile Fir s of Guy uy ils n Pre away

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