Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
FOR CHURCHES
AND SCHOOLS
ARCHITECTS PLAN NUMEROUS
STRUCTURES
ooLoEVlLLE FACTORY BIDS ARE
RECEIVED
Weeks Work includes Plans for Glass
Structure, Dormtory for Gun
Club and Large Ware
house

Numerous plans for churches anC
grammar schools were finished las
week. Architects are receiving bids fol
a parish house in connection with the
Redlands Episcopal church. and bids
for the San Fernando church building
Bids are being received for a group oi
factory buildings TO be erected al
Dolgeville. Plans are being prepared
for church at TurlOck to cost $4,000
and a church at Hanford to cost S15,-
600. Plans were completed last week
for two-story class & structure to be
built at ParkView avenue and Tenth
street, and for a dormitory in Connec-
tion with the Gun club at Alamitos
bay. The architect has been selected
to plan a grammar school at MarenGo
and Roland streets. South Pasadena.
Plans for the Pomona Baptist church
will soon be ready for contractors.
Plans were completed for four-story
warehouse to be erected on Industrial
street, with $4,000 feet floor space.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architects Train e. Williams. 26 Ex-
change building, have completed plans
and specifications for a two-story class
c building to be erected for Mrs Mary
L Redmon at Tenth street and Park
view avenue The two stores below
will have cement floors and plate glass
windows There will be four apart
ments on second floor, each containing
two rooms, bath and kitchen. Each
apartment will he equipped with wall
beds There will be front and rear
stairs and an outbuilding for each
apartment.
The same architects have prepared
plans for a California bungalow style
club house and dormitory to be built at
Alamitos Bay for a gun club, of which
A. T. Jergins, 400 H. w. Hellman
building, is the trustee. There will be
a large dining room in the club house,
with a clinker brick fireplace ten feet
wide. The dormitory will contain
twelve sleeping apartments.
Bids for Parish House
Architect Albert r. Walker, 216
Wright & Calender building, is receiv--
ing bids for the parish house to be
erected in Redlands for the Trinity
Episcopal church. It will be so by 80
feet, two stories high, and will have
exterior facing of granite and roof of
cedar shingles. 1t will contain Sunday
school department. social hall, kitchen
and dining room, guild and choir
rooms.
The same architect is taking bids for
the San Fernando church building. The
used for Sunday school purposes. y
new auditorium, with a seating capac-
ity of 800 will be built of stone and
trimmed in cast-stone. Also pastors
study. ladies' parlor, tower and vesti-
bule entrance will be added. The
building will be 10 by so feet.
Architect John p. KrempeI. 415-416
Henne building, is receiving bids this
week on a group Of factory buildings
to be erected at Dolgeville. The build
ings will be of brick, frame and cor
rugated iron. The main building will
he 384x62 feet. with two wings, 64X70
feet each. There will also be dry kilns,
storage buildings and sheds.
The Walk Architectural company,
424-5 Stimson building. is making the
plans for new Methodist church. to
be built al Turlock. 1t will he a frame
and brick veneer building. 1t will seat
800 and cost probably $4,000
The same firm is preparing plans for
a one-story and basement. brick and
stone church. TO be built at Hanford
IT will cost $4,000.
Architect Frank Tyler, COOL Union
Trust building, Is drawing plans for a |
two story, eight-room residence, to be
built for j. w. Moore in South Pasa- |
dena. 1t will have brick porch, hard |
wood floors throughout, paneled wains- |
coting and beamed ceilings in the prin- |
cipal rooms, Oregon pine trime, furnace |
and Ruud heater.
The same architect is completing
plans for a two-story. eight-room resi- |
dence for MIR. Rune, to be built on Sixth |
avenue, near Pco street II will have |
a brick porch, hardwood floors through !
out, interior oregon pine trim. modern |
plumbing and electric fixtures, and fur
mace for heating.
Two-story Grammar School
Architect Norman F. Marsh, 206
Broadway Central building, has been
selected to prepare plans for two-story.
grammar school, to be built
at the corner of Marengo and Roland
street, South Pasadena. The lot is 287
x40o feet. The intention is to make the
building as nearly fireproof as possible,
and the style of construction will prob
ably be concrete. 1t will have a sluyd
room and also one for domestic science.
The same architect reports that the
plans for the Pomona BAPTIST church
viii be completed about September I
and bids will then be received
Architect Lester S. Moore, Auditori-
I'm building, has completed plans for
alterations and additions to be made
n residence on Prospect avenue, HoI-
ywood for A. F. Howe A massive
.wo-story colonial porch. with four
,Orlnthlan columns of cast concrete
md cement floor will be added. Also
wo additional rooms Among the 9th
r improvements will be hardwood
1oors and new electrical and plumbing
ixtures throughout.
Architect II. NJ. Patterson. 324-25 O.
r Johnson building, has under way
'lans for modern, five-room bunga-
oW fer Mr.. Hills. secretary Azusa
'ruit exchange, to be built at Azusa.
I VIII have cement porch, hardwood
loors in living and dining rooms. in I
erlor Oregon pine trim. wired for cleo
rlcity and pped for gas. It viii cost
Architect Theo A. Eisen & Son have
eceived bios for the two story and
asement brick building to he erected
~ the Wilcox estate at Eighth and
Hi streets, and The contract will be r
rded in few days. S
Foursstory Warehouse
Architects Hudson a MunseU have y
repaired plans of rour-story ware =
Ouse building, 100X150 feet, TO be built h
n Industrial street, east of Alameda c
-reet for Blake, Mofit & Towne. the c
'holesale paper dealers. The location +
amply supplied with trackare facI- C.
les. The erection Of this building "
I'll give the firm $4,000 square feet Il
1ditional floor space to that occupied
y them on Los Angeles street, MAX
g a total Of over $4,000 square feet e.
he building is To be completed by +,
oV. J. y
ThA Rrv Bros. Stone company has v