Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1941 — Page 40

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DAY, NOV. A Compact Home .

5025 Baltimore Ave. .

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28, 1941

« » open for inspection

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Small Residence Boasts Two Bedrooms and Big Laundry

Another addition to the new ‘homes of Indianapolis that will be open for inspection this week-end is 5025 Baltimore Ave., constructed by the Paul McCord Co. The home is small and compact and is an answer to the demand here for such homes. All space has been utilized to its best advantage resulting in a comfortable two-bedroom home. ‘The living room and dining room are in a straight-line to increase the size of both rooms as much as possible. The front door is extra wide and there are two windows on two sides of the living room flooding the area with light. A: coat closet is located to the left of the entrance. Wall paper is soft with an off-white ceiling. Light from the living room and a

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TERMITE CONTROL CO.

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Lighting Fixtures

By Goldstein’s

E. KIRK MoKINNEY GOLDSTEIN'S

16 E. WASH.

southern ‘exposure window illuminate the dining room. A brass chandelier harmonizes with the glass and bronze hardware which is. standard throughout. The kitchen, to the rear of ‘the dining room, is decorated in blue with cream trim and. blue blocked linoleum flooring.” Work tables are finished in a black marble composition. The front bedroom is decorated in blue flowered paper with an offwhite ceiling. The large clothes closet is papered to match. The rear bedroom is a twin size to the front bedroom and is: decorated in a soft paper with large flower designs. The bath which separates: the two bedrooms is painted yellow with white trim .and contains a large closet of shelves. The basement, reached by a door

just off the kitchen and facing

the rear door, contains a large hot air furnace and large coal bin. There is enough space for an extra large laundry and social room. The garage, which is white frame to match the house, is reached by a graveled side drive.

{BOMB DEFENSE FOR NEW YORK PREPARED

New York City, nerve center of the Western Hemisphere, will not be caught unprepared by any possible war emergency such as an aerial bombardment. Plans have heen prepared and are ready for instant, protective action against any act of modern warfare. Among facts learned in drawing up these defense plans is that the roof of a skyscraper is less vulnerable to aerial bombardment than a room inside the building. This is due to_the stone and steel construction of - these buildings and the angle at which aerial bombs come down. In small towns and residential districts a necessary protection for homes against fires spread by war from the air is fire-resistant siding and fire-resistant roofing such as asphalt shingles.

INSULATION EMPHASIZED

In a recent survey conducted at | Salt Lake City, Utah, 27 per cent of the home owners questioned listed “more insulation” as one of the changes they would make if they

were to build again. The use of

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BREEZEWAY IS ‘SUMMER ROOM’

New Home Just West of Speedway City Open This Week-End.

Just west of Speedway City at 1615 Cunningham Road is the latest home built by E. Kirk McKinney Co., Inc., a two-bedroom house on a lot with 100 feet frontage and more than 300 feet deep. A roll-back-door garage is separated from the house by a screenedin breezeway, which equipped with chandelier and wall plugs, makes

an ideal outdoor living room -during summer months. Exterior of the house is white with a large-stone frontage, featuring an extra big frame window which “daylights” the living room.

Fireplace Trimmed in Cream

The living room has a rock and cream wood trimmed fireplace and walls of the room are blue with soft vertical stripes. There is a coat closet near the front door and a white trim. bookcase is sunk into the wall to the right of the fireplace. The dining room, to the rear of the house from the living room -is reached through an archway, whose walls are built-in bookcases and cabinets. The dining room paper is a white background with sharp colored - flower groupings. Two windows look out over the rear yard. Kitchen work tables are of red composition and gay floor linoleum is trimmed in black. Built-ins are white with red fittings. A full size broom closet is located next to the basement door, just off the kitchen.

Full-Size Basement

The front bedroom is papered in dark peach with white designs. There is a large closet and two wide windows. The rear bedroom is decorated in blue and vertical striped white flower® designs. floor, as throughout the house, is water oak. The bathroom is painted in cream and blue. There is a tub-shower combination and a large roomy closet of shelves. The full-size basement contains laundry and furnace facilities all in one room with adequate space remaining for a social room. The heating unit is a Rybolt hot air furnace. The house will be open for inspection this week-end.

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Appraisers’ Unit Names Officers

WILLIAM A. HACKEMEYER, local realtor, has been named president. of the Indianapolis ‘chapter of the Society of Residential Appraisers for 1942. Other’ new officers are Wayne M. Harryman, vice president; Frank B. Stout, secretary and treasurer, and Leo H. McAllister, and Norbert J. Fox, members of the board. The 1942 officers will take office Jan. 1

N. SIE REALTORS SELL EIGHT HOUSES

North Side realtors this week reported the sale of 11 lots and sight houses. Ten lots at 64th St. and College Ave., were sold by Maten Gerdenich and a lot at E. 82d St., was sold by R. E. Peckham, Houses sold were 6416 Sherman Drive and 6450 Park Ave., by Bridges & Graves; 74 Bosart Ave. and 2760 N. Sherman Drive by F. M. Knight; 5625 W. Markét St. by Ford Woods Co.: 23 Maple Court and 6015 Ralston Drive by American Estates, and 3679 N. Delaware St., by Howard Fieber.

COUNTY RESIDENTIAL BUILDERS TO MEET

The annual membership meeting of the Marion County Residential Builders will be held at 8 p. m. Monday ‘at the Hoosier - Athletic Club, Kurt Pantzer will be guest speaker and discuss “Techniques in Collective Bargaining. Five of the following men nominated will be named directors: Warren Atkinson, Grover Druley, Rollin French, M. G. Gerdenich, Ed Kirch, Charles Lehr, Harry Mercer, L. R. Secrest, Albert Thompson and O. C. Winters, USE GLASS FOR BAR Decorating a rumpus room or a small bar ‘in ‘the average house makes a first call on ingenuity. It’s usually good practice, to cencentrate most interest on the refreshment bar. This may be built of glass blocks, lighted Y rn behind with colored lights,

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Electrical Work

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Property owners who will repair and convert their houses to provide homes for defense workers dnd their families today were offered the advice of architects and technicians—without cost. : The offer was made by Robert M. Collier, state manager of the ‘Home| Owners’ Loan Corp. Mr. Collier said that the .cor-

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who will inspect properties of applicants to advise them on the possibilities: of conversion and estimate the cost. If the job requires prepared plans and working drawings and needs supervision, arrangements can be made through the Home Owners’ Loan for a technician at}; a reasonable fee. ‘ Mr, Collier said, “The more use that can be made of present housing, the less ‘danger there will be of real estate headaches from overbuilding.” He added that there were many advantages in utilizing | ® existing houses because they already are adequately supplied with utilities, paved streets, schools and provision for recreation. He pointed out that even substandard dwellings may be converted into approved housing units through the technical assistance that now will be available.

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| Legals 4“ NOTICE TO BE CTO! g Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the “construction of the followbridges tat Jecelved a ihe ate ig wa ommisI a yolis until a. m. a Standard Time on December 16, 1941, when all proposals will be publicly opened and re Porter LaPort Gounties Structures on State 5 Road 30—Structure 30-D-540A, 20’, 25'-9”, 20° Continuous R. CO. Slab (New Piers, Abutment Extension), over Hutton Ditch, "5.3 miles east ou yajparajse. Structure 30-E-600A, 1 @ 2 C. Slab (Abutment Extension), over tiocim Ditch, a

in A nash nd proposals may be examined ab “ihe otice of the Commission in Indianapolis STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF:

SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

BRIDGE CONTRACTORS

sion

NOTICE

posals for the construction of the following bridges will be received by th Chairman of the State Highway Commission at his office in In anapolis until 10:00 a. m. Central Standard Time on December 16, 1941, when all: proposals will. be publicly o) ned and r Boone County: Jruciiire on © State Road 52—Structure 52-M-3138. 60’ R. Arch, over Brush Creek, 2.7 miles northwest of S. R. 47. Plans and proposals may be examined at Tie office oz the Commission in Indianapolis STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIAN

SAMuras C. HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed" L proposals for the LSonsirucHon of the foliowing bridges . w be “received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission at his office in Inaianeapolis until 10:00 a. m Central Standard Time on December 1941, ‘when all proposals will be Ty opened and read. Boone Souniy jrneture, on “State Road 52—Structure 52-M-31 @ Ash. vet Sugar Crees. ‘2 1e northwest

hn and proposals may be examined at the office of the Commission in Indian-

polis. P STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF

SAMUEL C, HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS Notice 1s hereoy given that sealed p posals ror the construction of the folio ing bridges will be received by the TE of the State Highway Commis sion at his office in Inaianapolis until 10:00 a. m. Central Standard Time on December 16, 1941, when all Jrovonis will be publicly opened and re Boone County—Structures on ol te Road 52—Structure 52-M-3140, 1 65 R. C. Arch, over Prairie Creek, 4.8 miles northwest of Lebanon. Structure 52-M-3141, 1 hh 65’ R. OC. Arch over Prairie Creek, 3.4 Jtles RoTiHwest of Lebanon. Structure 52-M-3142 1 @ 65° R. Arch, over Prairie Creek, 32 northwest of Lebanon, Plans and proposals may be examined at toe office of the Commission in Indianapolis STATE HIGHWAY, COMMISSION OF

SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTO! Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of the foliowing bridges w be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission at his office in Inaianapolis until 100 m. Central Standard Time on Disomner 16, 1941, when all proposals will be publicly opened and read. Washington County—Surueiure on State Road 135—Structure 135-C-3335, 1 60’ R., C.' Arch Extension, over Bear eek, 4.1 miles north of Palmyra. (Including approximately .17 mile Approach Grading & Paving). Plans and Broposals may be examined at fe office of the Commission in Indianapolis. STATE HIGHWAYS SO MMISSION OF

SANOEL C. HADDEN, Chairmen.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of the foliowing bridges will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission at his office in Indianapolis until 10:00 a. m. Central Standard Time on December 16, 1941, when all proposals will be publicly opened and read, Washington County—Structure on State Road i5Structure 135-D-3377, 1 @ 7% . over Brock Creek, 0.2 mile Bord: of oy (Including approximately 0.45 mile Approach Grading & Paving). Plans and proposals may be examine at Ihe office of the Commission in Indianapolis STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA

SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of the followng bridges .will be: received by the Chairman of the State Hignway Commis= sion ak his: office in Indianapolis until 10:00 m. Central Standard Time on December 16, 1941, when all Proposals will be publicly opened and read Clay, Crawford, Daviess, DuBois, Gibson, Greene, Knox, Lawrence, Martin, Orange, Perry. Pike, Posey, Spencer, Vanderburg, and Warrick Counties—Portal Changes to Thru Steel Fas Bridges. a Plans and ropessls may -be examine at ihe office of the Commission in Indianapolis STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIAN.

A SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proosals for the construction of certain Days will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission, at his office in Indianapolis, until 10:00 a. m. Central Standard Time, on December 16, 1941, yoeu ol all L Propossis will be ublicly opened an P Putt re Hendricks Counties—FAS 618 B (1) (1941), 3.154 miles on State Road 136, Barnard to North Salem Bids are invited on Conancted Aggre-

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SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notes is hereby given that sealed sals for the construction of certain Day will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission, at his office in Indianapolfs, until 10:00 a. m. Central Standard Time, on December 16, 1841, pen al 31 proposals will be ublicly opened and p Clin oh Pe Carroll TC ounties—FAS 61 A (1) an). & 224 miles on State Road 175, from - Clinton-Carroll County Line 0

tler Bids are invited on Compacted Aggregag Plans and proposals may be examined

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BERNDT—Ida, 437 N. Dearborn, beloved wife of Max Berndt, Edwin Arthur Perné Jhugdey neon, Fricnds, may e Dorse neral Hom York. yore 10 a. rk funeral home. Burial Washington Cemetery. :

BOKELOH—Miss Alpha M., 1108 Hoy Ave., sister of Mrs. Charles Holland Angola, Ind. passed away Th Service at the Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday, Friends. ud Friends may

2 p. m, vited. Burial Crown Hil, call at the mortuary.

CAMPBELL—Isabelle, 4124 E, Washin St., beloved ther of Mrs, Cora, John= ston, S. ence Wright a Mrs. Jeanette Trainor, , de ho life 1 Saturday,

& Al Vashington 8t., 10 a. m. Burial Memorial Park. Friends

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husband of S f Adna N

the 3 ence any time Saturday Sund [Springfield (O.) papers eke copy. 2 Y shirley Service.

FOLAND—Charles C., age 73, 1248 Reisner St., husband of Daisy G. Foland, father of Mrs. James D. McAvoy, West= field, Ind., passed away Wednesaay eves ning. Friends may call at the Pa Mey Fu .neral Home, 1604 W. Morris St., iday ‘until 9 m. FPuneral Saturday, 2p. m., at Te Riccar rty & Sons Funeral Home, Lapel, Ind. Burial Perkinsville, Ind,

HANSEN--Aygust J., husband of Anda Hansen, - father of Stanley Hansen; ; brother of Paul Hansen, Chicag a Kristine Truelsen of Butl terviie,” and Anna Carlsen of i Ralk, passed away at h 8S. East St., Thursday, Nov. 27. a A at the Robert w. &lirling. “Pus t St. Funeral

neral Home, 1422 Plotpes services Saturday, 2 at the 8. Mark’s English Tithe Mhureh, Prospact and Linden Sts, Burial Crown

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MASTERSON-Valeria, of 2829 E. New York St., entered into rest Wednesd age 82 years, widow of the late Moses Mastersen, sister of Ernest R. and Louis Ww. Conner, Prvae services Saturday, 10 at Har W. Moore Peace Chapel. - Burial Memorial rk Cemetery. Please omit flowers. : PEBWORTH — Mary Jose ne, oa Wright St., passed awe ut Sister of Mrs. Le Ann Langston. £002 Mec m ] Tolin- Funeral Home, 1 8 Prospect. Soa Saturday, 2° Me al = i era ome. uria, emorial ark. Friends invited. SCOGGAN—Mary I, age 83 years, mother of Mrs. Pearl Smithers, Mrs. Maude / Wray, Charles Lawrence and John Scogfhe passed away Thursday morning at. he Methodist. Hospital Services Sature: 3 nkle Funeral Home, Felends Bavised, °Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home, SPENCER—Dr. Mavity J., age 70 years, beloved husband of Bertha TM. SDT father of Marjorie M. Rozelle and Julia. A ESTEET of Chris and Har« vey Spencer, Mrs. Rose Anderson and Mrs. Charles May, passed oii day. neral Monday at a late residence, 3612" E. Washington St. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at

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WINGENROTH~ Car), father of Alfred J. Walter , and Ruth, assed Wednesday afternoon at h his son, Alfred J 38th St.

Shensh M Friend Friends may call at the mortuary.

WO ID Duis Corum, Sf 88 ife of william Wold bbs, ‘p ssed away Thursday Thorning. Survivors are four: Sisters and two brothers. Services Wilson Funeral Home. Prospect, Saturday. vited. Cain “following.

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lis AP STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF

SAMUEL C. BADDEN, Chairman,

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proosals for the sonsiniction of certain ighways will be received by the Chair« man of the State Highway Commission, at in - Indianapolis, until 10:00 a. m. Central Standard Time, on December 16, 1941, hen 21 at Te will be Hblivl opened an p Y > h County-—SN-FA B (3) (164), 3 Tniles on on State Road. 2, South Bend to miles Bids re pvited Ne Reinforced Concrete. Plans and rojosals may be examined i the Soffice of the Commission in Indian-

AP YTATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF . INDIA :

SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Se

OTICE TO. ROAD CONTRACT Notee is hereby given that Aor rofor the construction of certain ighways wl be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission, at|2 in Indianapolis, 10:00 | & Decem-

h unt; SoaN- -FA 82 B oa oid, S. 30 miles ny Srate ) Road 2, 8 0 miles wes Beds are invited on forced Concrete. ay be examined

. ns and proposals atthe office of the Commission in IndianPo STATE HIGHWAY OMMISSION OF

SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

CE TO R OAD CONTRACT 'e is hereby given that aon

man of the State Highway Commission, at his office in Indianapolis, until ' a. m. Central Standard Time, on Doge ber 16, 1941, Sen al all proposals will be 0 ne an publicly epee unty__SN-FA 13 B (2) 1042 081 mies © a tate Road 40, Greenfl eentiold ev Yds are invited on Reinforced Concrete, ‘Plans and pro posals may be examined at ihe office of the Commission in In Indian-|8 apolis. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION oF INDIA

SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS ‘Notice is hereby ziyen that sealed sals : for : the ' construction’ oa, i ain

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Legals 44 _— NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS i Notice is hereby given that sealed pro=osals for the construction of certain Pe ERaYE will be received by the Chairs. man of the State Highway Commission his office in Indianapolis, until T0:0 a. m. Central Standard Time, on December 16, 1941, when all proposals will ‘be

publicly o operied and x ead: Boone County: N-FA 4 5 3) {5 as, Road 53, from 5.8 miles northwest of hon. ‘Bias are invited on Reinforced Concret ns and proposals may be examined’ at the De oe of the Commission n *fadian~

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Bahr, M. D., rs Yh ‘Central State giperint Indianapolis Indiana. until o’

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