Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1941 — Page 28

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FOREST B. KELLOGG

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4 Bedrooms, Two Baths, Library and Many ‘Other Conveniences

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presented in a series of 13 lectures, at Indiana University June 28-25. } | The conference is sponsored by|

the Indiana Real Estate Associa-

tion and will be conducted By the American Institute of Real Estate

Appraisers. Half of the lectures will be. by William ‘MacRossie - of Greenwich, Conn., and New York City, institute vice president, and of its education and research ‘committee. ‘Mr. MacRossie has been a member of ‘the institute’s: for courses held at ‘Yale, Tulane and ‘Pennsylvania Universities. The other half of the’ lectures will be

manager -of the central ‘division of - Allied Building Credits, Inc., one of the: large nationally operating mortgage loan agencies in the

home building, ‘apartment. building, and home modernizing fields.

Installed in the Forest Kellogg House by _.

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Here is a home. of simple yet, in some ways, elegant Colonial charm with a spaciousness so. very suited

It was planned and built by Forest Kellogg and designed by Alden Meranda, architect, for Mr.and Mrs. L. J. Badollet: Although its address is 4475 N. Meridian St., the entrance is on 45th St. ’

The fixtures, woodwork, interior and exterior decor, furnishings and floor plans all, characterize the Colonial, ‘Throughout, the light fixtures and hardware are ‘brass’ and crystal, and woodwork and ceilings

White frame. siding above the Indiana limestone set in random ashlar pattern gives the house added length. Shutters, wrought iron rail-

black, heightening the ‘white cleanliness of the house. °° All the rooms are roomy without seeming overly large. The entrance opens into a center hall, which has a guest closet, and has ‘paper with an oyster-white medallion. against a grey background, The same paper is carried up the stairs to: the second floor hallway and also’ blends: with the dining roem dado, * . In the living room, as in several of the other rooms, the wall paper is particularly effective. Here it is a two-tone, three-inch stripe -in light turquoise... The all-over car-| pet is in an antique maple tone. There is a large center bay window in the west wall, a Colonial fireplace with marble hearth in the east wall, and built-in bookshelves on either side of a south picture window.

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Use of White Frame Siding

Gives Impression of Léngth

A doorway near the southeast corner opens to a hall leading to the lavatory, the basement door, and the

‘|kitchen. In the hall is a large linen

closet. The lavatory paper has an undersea pattern of blue fish against a peach background. These colors in lighter tones are carried 0 the tile floor and wall. In the Basement. ; In ‘the basement are two large rooms, one a social room, the other containing an oil furnace, incinerator, laundry equipment, water softener and fuel tank. The social room walls are concrete blocks painted ivory with red frim. There is a brick fireplace and the four windows are set ‘into light wells. . A clothes chute near the laundry tubs drops from the first floor lavatory and the second floor bath. The all-electric kitchen is ‘most compact. The blue marbleized linoleum ‘has a deep blue border and a feature stripe of lemon-yellow, the wall color. © Cabinet counter and splash are in the deep blue of the linoleum border. Over the double sink is a wide window which has copper screens like those throughout. White enameled cabinets take up the whole south wall and enclosed in one of them is a ventilating fan. In the kitchen, as in both baths, there are venetian blinds. The gay breakfast room opens off both the kitchen and dining room with a porch on either side so there is an ‘effect of a double breezeway. Breakfast room paper has a white background with diagonal vines of bright colored fruit. Set into the end wall is a combination china and linen cabinet with open. shelves finished in a deep wine which is the feature stripe color of the parquet linoleum. - * a :

a and Psyche Design dining room ‘paper "is an

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Cupid and Psyche design in deep tones of biege, green, blue and rose

over-all effect is aqua, the same color of the draperies and chair seats. From the dining room a door opens onto the screened poreh; from where the two-car ‘garage: ‘may be-entered. Porch furniture is a combination wood, metal and glass in blue and white. A door opens onto the yard:

master bedroom (the same. size as the living room) with its pale’dusty pink paper having a light grey, silver and off-white Queen Anne’s Lace pattern. Draperies, bedspreads and. carpeting are in soft blue. Between the twin closets is a writing= desk alcove and. there slso is a huge storage closet which’ a full length mirrored door. ‘ The southeast bedroom paper has small bunches of yellow flowers, while the wall covering of the north-| east bedroom is in & chintz. turquoise]

design. The ‘bath color. scheme’ -is lemon and pale green. Tile lower walls are

‘| pale green, upper walls lemon, and the basket-weave tile floor is white

and green. There is a built-in tub and shower. Since Mr. and Mrs. Badollet already are occupying their new home, it will: not be‘:open for

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OVER-WATERING | | CAN HARM LAWN Rent 1.

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Gentle, Soaking Rain Is Best.

bf "Be sure Four lawn has plenty of * | water, but don’t overdo it, either.

On loam and clay soils, a good

-|lawn can withstand severe and pro-

tracted drouth. It may turn quite

brown, but unless cut too short, it will be revived by the slow, drizzling

- |rains of fall. This ‘is not true of

sandy soils. They dry so completely that even weeds may be killed

: in dry weather.

Some persons contend that grass

* needs rest in summer and should

not be forced by watering. An an-

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HOUSING SHORTAGE IS TERMED SERIOUS

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, June 6 (U. P.)~The United States is faced with a housing shortage much more serious than that at the end of the

first World War. That opinion was expressed i ‘the

this week by Gerhard Becker, Director of Public Welfare of Worcester, Mass, and John G. Leukhardt, associate ‘technical adviser of the National Institute of Health, U. 8S. Public. Health Service. / Mr. ‘Becker: and Mr. Leukhardt said that the country’s. housing problem centers around: 1. A shortage of low-rent dwelling. units, with at least 20 per cent of such ‘units unfit for: habitation. 2. The fact that illness and disability are.in direct ratio to crowded living conditions, with home accidents . ‘increasing heavily ‘as: the rental rate: declines. 3. The defense area concentrations of new populations which promise to grow amore acute as the defense pro-|. gram accelerates. : fe only solution, they said; lies a co-ordinated attack by housa “health and welfare agencies.

KENTUCKIAN NAMED BY LAKE ARCHITECTS

fort, Ky., has been elected regional director of the American Institute of Architects for the Great Lakes District, which includes Michigan, Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio. Mr. Oberwarth succeeds Clair W. Ditchy of Detroit and has for several years been chairman of the institute’s committee on registration, a principal objective of which is to promote establishment of registration laws for architects in every state.

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tiful year after year. If grass is fed regularly there is ne reason for giving it a vacation when the lawn can be most enjoyed. The. amount and frequency of watering a lawn is determined: by the type of soil, the height the grass is cut, the exposure of the lawn, temperature and rainfall. Evaporation is: reduced by cutting the grass 1% to 2 inches high, since the - longer growth shades the ground. High cutting also promotes deeper rooting ‘so grass can reach to a greater depth for moisture. Steep slopes. receive less benefit from rainfall and watering because there is more surface run-off. Those facing south are subject to greater loss .of moisture by evaporation. When rains are missing for a week or two, it is time fo ‘examine the: soil to see if it is’getting top dry. A. bright sun and: brisk wind can evaporate: a lot of soil” moisture within. a few ‘days, ‘even. in early

spring. Start watering early ‘in: the geason.. Do not wait for the grass to show signs: of withering. Once the soil gets too dry it is difficult to bring: the moisture ‘up .to the best amount again, ‘especially if ‘it is a heavy - soil ‘which bakes hard and cracks open. A sprinkler that provides effect of a slow, easy rain ‘is: flv because it allows the water to soak in as 1 falls and does not flood. the ground or run off the slopes. ‘Do not allow a sprinkler: to’ oper-

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next: ae The committee in charge includes|

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THREE TO ATTEND BUILDERS’ SESSION

“Three Indianapolis men will attend the spring meeting of the governing and advisory boards of: the Associated General Contractors of America to be held Monday through

They are W. E. Mohler of the J. L. Simmons Co., Inc. president of the General Contractors pullding contractors’ divisiont in Indiana; C. O. Holmes, executive of the Indiana General Contractors’

H. Holland, executive sec retary for Indiana of the Highway Contractors’ Division of the General Contractors.

brought about by national defense..

JOHN MAX FORMS

ing. The firm will engage in gen surance business,

farms. The firm also will handle mortgage loan applications and

residential properties through Master Builders, Inc.

PLAN 2-DAY MEETING _ Members of the Indiana Society of Architects will hold their annual summer meeting at the Abe Martin]. Lodge, Brown County State Park, Friday and Saturday, June 20-21.

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NEW REALTY FIRM! John H. Max, realtor, has formed |:

the John Max Realty Co. with|: offices at 918 Peoples Bank ‘Build- ;

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