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P$~,o ~Nvo THE MOUNT VEI~NON, IOWA, HA%VKEYE-RECORD AN1~ THE LLq;BON ~ Thursday, Angust 17, 155g
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Architect
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19, 1939
Building Materials were supplied by
Franks and Sons Lumber Company
We are proud of our part in building Lisbon's )7
School because it reflects Quality throughout and -
ity is the watchword of our business.
All the items of building material that went into
the New School all measured up to the highest standard
of quality. More than that, they had to be sold at prices
that were highly competitive--proof that we can supply
anyone with the finest building materials at the most
reasonable prices.
When you pass through Lisbon's New School Build-
ing on your inspection visit next Saturday pay particular
attention to the quality of the building from top to bet-
toni. Then remember that the materials used in this
building came from Franks & Sons.
If you are planning to build, repair, or remodel we
shall be glad to figure your job with you and to show
you just how reasonably you, too, can have the best of
materials for your job at the right prices.
Martelle Lisbon Stanwood
' J ROWN
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i~ I,~ll~ili ~,' to nlanv in lhis w-
'inky lhro his desi~:ning of sev-
cr:~l buihlin~s on the ('ornell Col-
le~c campas. His first architectur-
al work there was done during the
renm(lelin~" of the Cornell eh;tpel in
1931. The remodeling and rode-
('or;tlillg' of tile cilllpel was especial-
ly ph:asing to Inany people.
The sun pl/rloF, ill}ling rooIn ad-
dilioll, l/e;v ellirauce and terrace
of l/o\~man Hall were all planned
by Mr. Brown. This work Yeas
done in 1931 and 1935.
Morner Ilall, men's dormitory,
built iu l:,36, and the Armstrong
Hall of Vine Arts erected in 1937
were both designed by Mr. Brown.
Amon~z the larger buildings in
('edar U.al)ids for wllich 'Mr. Broven
has 1,et,n the architect is the Mem-
orial ('oliseum and City ttall, Harry
E. tlunter was associated with him
on this project, on the island, with
which nearly everyone is familiar.
Other large buildings with which
Mr. Brown has 'been connected are
Consistory building; additions to
four Junior High Schools, convert-
ing them into six-year Junior-Sen-
ior tligh Schools; St. l mke's hos-
pital addilion; Coe college gym-
ilasiulll and lCield }[oust,; Stewart
Melnorial IAbrary, Coe college; Y.
M.C.A. building; Elks Club; State
Thcatrc; Mcl,~esson-Churehill ware-
house and office 'building; \Vestern
(}rocer Conlpany warehouse; John
lllaul's Soils ('Olllllan3" warehouse.
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O. F. PAULSON CO.
BUILT LISBON
~ClfOOL BUILDING
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