The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-04

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Main street. A new front will be
added and the interior will take
on the appearance of a modern,
up-to-date appliance store. Pat
tens Appliance Center will move
to its new location in about three
weeks.
Murphy's Furniture store on
Main street recently completed a
renovating job in its display
room. The general display room
was enlarged by moving the
firms office quarters to another
section on the ground floor. Dean
Jennings was in charge of this
work.
Perhaps the most significant
phase of the present building
boom is the number of new
homes that have been completed
and occupied during the past
month.
Construction in Sunset Hills by
Crock & Schafer continues to far
out-stretch any other particular
section. Here, new homes occu-
pied by the owners are: Supt. and
Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Saiiba, Mr.. and Mrs George
Macenko, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Risk, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Frieberger
New homes under construction
and rapidly nearing completion
in Sunset Hills are those belong
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Lori,
Postmaster and Mrs. Woodrow
Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Weekley, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Wiley and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Martin.
Ground was broken Monday in
Sunset Hills for the new home
being built for Homer Williams
of Pleasant City. Williams is en-
ployed at Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Caldwell plant.
Moved to a new location in
Sunset Hills is the frame home
purchased by Chalmer Wells
from Crock & Schafer. Original
ownership was acquired in the
Garfield Danford farm transac-
ton.
Wells plans to completely reno
vate the home. A new garage and
breezeway will be built onto the
frame dwelling to keep its APP
pearance and style to conform
with the other homes in Sunset
Hills.
In other sections a number of
new homes have been completed
or are nearing the completion
stage.
In Bronze Heights, the Bolon
Farmhouse modern dwelling has
been completed and the owners
moved in. In Park Heights, Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester Jackson have
under construction a new home
Bill Lahue is the contractor for
the above two homes.
Silas Boyd, local contractor, is
putting the finishing touches on
new home which he constructed
on North street, on the former
Okey lot
In Clearview, north of Cald-
well, Don Thesis has occupied
his new home. Duane King, the
first TO live in ClearvieW, recent
ly completed the stone work on
his fine, new home. The area
surrounding his home and the
Thesis property is being land
scaped, preparatory to getting the
lawns seeded.
East of Caldwell on SR 78, or
property purchased from Sergis
Michel, Gerald Ripple is con.
structing a new home. A. G.
Schoeppner is scheduled to get
the home under roof Ripple, ar
employee, will finish the interior
On SR $40, between Belle Val.
ley and Hiramsburg, John Palm.
er has under construction a mod
ern, new home. II is being bull
on a large acreage, and will bt
similar in construction to the
Barlock home, located in the i'm
mediate area.
A. G.. Schoeppner is engaged
IN number of major remodelinl
construction jobs in the area. TIL,
two of major Importance art
Mrs. John Fleeman and Mr.. anC
Mrs Robert Evilsizer. Mrs. Flee
man is adding several rooms Il
the frame dwelling formerly uset
by Mrs. Lester Fleeman for
beauty shoppe The Evilsize
property on East street is under
going complete renovation
which includes new foundation
Recently A. c.. Schoeppne
completed a large all-purpos
farm building for Earl Bates, nea
SarahsVille.
Construction jobs of a lesse
nature in the area include tn
following: a new frozen custar,
stand in Ava for Chet Hall, con
structed by Ed. Nau; basemen
portion of home completed il
Maple Heights for Howard Gun
ningham; additional room and
new garage on the Elvin Brow
home, on Miller street, construct
ed by Loyal Craft; Clifton Elliot
is constructing a tWO-car garag