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Brighten Up The Long Winter Months With These Three Simple DIY Projects
(NAPS)—The winter season is here and with it brings cooler temperatures and shorter days. For many of us, winter means spending less time outdoors and more time inside with family and entertaining friends. To make the winter months more enjoyable for everyone in your home, try these DIY projects that will add subtle character and help brighten up the gray days ahead: Warm Decor: Your front door isn’t the only place for a wreath during the winter months. Add a little bit of cheer and warmth to your home by hanging a winter-inspired wreath on your mantel, or in an unexpected place like above your couch or over a large, decorative mirror. • What You’ll Need: Krylon® Glitter Blast™ in Diamond Dust, Krylon® Glitter Blast™ Clear Sealer, a hot glue gun, a Styrofoam wreath, pinecones, dried cranberries and three faux cardinals. • What You’ll Do: First, coat the pinecones with Krylon® Glitter Blast™ in Diamond Dust. This spray paint creates a sparkling glitter finish that makes ordinary objects more festive. Wait 20 minutes for the paint to dry and then coat the pinecones with Krylon® Glitter Blast™ Clear Sealer. The sealer will help protect the pinecones and preserve the sparkle and hue of the paint. Once the sealer is dry, hot glue the pinecones, dried cranberries and faux cardinals to the Styrofoam wreath. Lastly, hang the wreath for all to admire. Bring the Outdoors In: Adding natural touches throughout your home can bring tranquility and an earthy feel to your living space. From shells to antlers to florals, natural elements are subtle pieces that can bring a casual comfort to your home. Try this enchanted forest arrangement to bring the essence of the outdoors into your home. • What You’ll Need: Krylon® Chalky Finish Paint in Misty Gray, tall glass vase and a bushel of branches. • What You’ll Do: First, spray the branches with Krylon® Chalky Finish Paint in Misty Gray to give them an ultramatte distressed finish and earthy look. Once the branches dry, place them in the vase to create a forest inspired arrangement. Light up the Room: Nothing is more comforting than a cozy fire and a warm wool blanket. Bring those toasty elements into your home with a set of DIY antiqued votive candle holders. They will create a beautiful and peaceful winter ambience as the days become shorter and the longer nights set in. • What You’ll Need: Krylon® Sea Glass Finish paint in Ice, three glass votive candle holders (two small, one larger), newspaper and three LED candles. • What You’ll Do: First, cover the top of the candle holders with newspaper. Next, spray the outside of the candle holder with a light coating of Sea Glass Finish spray paint. Wait a few minutes for the paint to dry and then cover with a second coat of paint to achieve a smooth, powdery finish. This paint will give your glass items a beautiful, sophisticated look with a semi-translucent frosted finish that allows light to filter through. Once dry, place the LED candles in the votive holder for a warm holiday glow.
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(NAPS)—Sometimes, all it takes to make a big difference in the look and feel of your home are a couple of minor updates. By picking the right pieces to refresh and choosing colors that make a statement, smaller projects can end up making a lasting impact. An Unexpected Pop of Color. Make any room come to life in an unpredictable way by adding a bright color to an ordinary piece of furniture. Minwax® Water Based Wood Stain is the perfect choice for a variety of projects like an end table or your child’s headboard. It is available in 40 different colors—ranging from rich wood tones to decorative colors like Perfectly Pink and Tangerine. First, apply Minwax®
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Water Based Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner to the wood prior to staining to ensure even stain color penetration and reduce grain raising on both soft and hardwoods. Then apply the stain in the color of your choice. To complete your project, topcoat with Minwax® Polycrylic® Protective Finish for long-lasting beauty and protection. Show Off Your Artsy Side. Create decor that you will be proud of and want to show off. One simple way to do this is to create a wood art project to use as wall decor. Whether you create a wooden frame for a prized photo or a trendy wooden sign, use Minwax® Wood Finishing Cloths to complete your project. They are easy-to-use cloths that come pre-moistened with stain and finish— even gloves are included! Minwax® Wood Finishing Cloths make completing a wood finishing project quick and convenient—in one easy step. Simply wipe on the stain and then wipe off the excess, and let it dry for an hour. Once the stain dries, hang your creation on the wall and sit back to admire it! Bring the Outdoors In. A simple way to liven a room is by bringing nature in with flowers or plants. Create a colorful indoor planter box that doubles as wall decor. To ensure even stain color penetration and reduce grain raising, start by applying a coat of Minwax® Water Based Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner to a lightweight unfinished planter box. Then stain the wood with Minwax® Water Based Wood Stain in a bright hue such as Daffodil to add a splash of color to the room. For both beauty and protection, don’t forget to topcoat your project with Minwax® Polycrylic® Protective Finish. Once the finish dries, fill the box with your favorite potted flowers or indoor plants. Learn More For more information, inspirational photos, detailed project plans and tips on how to stain, visit www.minwax.com or www. Pinterest.com/Minwax.
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2518 Belmont, Parsons- Charming 2BR home with lots of woodwork. 2BRs, 1 bath, large LR, kitchen, utility room, privacy fenced back yard, vinyl siding. #7530 $53,900
Coming Soon: 1606 Dirr, ParsonsThis 4BR, 2 bath home has fresh paint throughout, living room, dining room, kitchen, deck, privacy fenced back yard, storage building, 2 car carport.
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1431 Washington Ave., Parsons, KS- 2 story home is close to the college! Handyman special has a lot of possibilities. #7317 $10,000
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1018 E. 7th St., Altamont- Great location! Close to school!! Ranch style home features 3BRs, 2 baths with beautiful tile, walk-in showers, living room, kitchen, solid oak doors and trim, det. garage, covered patio. #7525 $116,500
205 N. 27th, Parsons- This home is close to school which features 3BRs, 1.5 baths, living room, kitchen and privacy fenced back yard. #7512 $32,000
323 S. 5th, NeodeshaGreat building site! This 90x125 corner lot is in Neodesha, it would make a great building site for a new home. Access to utilities. #7419 $5,000
Small Paint Projects To Transform Your Space
(NAPS)—Giving your home personality and adding a dash of character can be achieved easily and affordably with small paint projects. The experts at Dutch Boy Paint are a great resource for unique project ideas and helpful how-tos that will assist you with transforming your space into a haven that reflects your personality and style. 1. The Grand Entrance: Personalize your front door by painting it an unexpected hue. It will bring character and personality to your home and offer fresh curb appeal. Color expert Sue Wadden suggests a stately shade, such as red or purple, to wake up a simple cottage-style door and accentuate a front garden. A bold yellow hue that has warmer undertones can energize an otherwise neutral exterior, and a bright pop of orange makes for an unexpected statement. Complement your newly painted front door with colorful, eye-catching address numbers. Choose a color that complements the front door or a contrasting hue that offers an interesting accent. Numbers may be painted directly onto the door or a section of siding. 2. Make a Splash: The kitchen is the perfect place to have some fun with color since it’s often the communal area of a home. Instead of traditional tile, cook up a scene-stealing space by giving your backsplash a makeover. Stencil in a design, favorite quote or food-inspired words. Don’t forget to consider the other colors at play in the space before selecting the backsplash paint color. If the kitchen has dark cabinets, choose a lighter shade to keep the room from feeling heavy. For white or light-color cabinets, both brighter and darker paint colors work well for this space; and for a pop of brightness that’s also durable and stain resistant, use Dutch Boy Platinum Paint in semi-gloss. If you have the whole weekend, further customize your kitchen by painting the island a hue that complements the other colors in the room. If you’d like to keep the space neutral, select a subtle shade for the island such as cream, beige or gray. Or, if you’re looking to be a bit more daring, choose a shade such as turquoise, navy blue or mint. A striking color will make the room feel fun and inviting. You can also incorporate the island color in a few new accessories such as a rug, curtains or dishware to create a feeling of harmony throughout the room. 3. Rethink your Wardrobe: For an element of surprise, paint the interior of your closet. A vibrant shade will dress up your everyday routine and give your wardrobe an exceptional room of its own! 4. More to Adore: Make a personal statement in the bedroom by transforming walls into exceptional works of art. Instead of adorning walls with framed artwork, paint a multicolored diamond or chevron pattern for an unexpected pop of color. A frame wall with favorite pictures or prized album covers centered in painted blocks puts a spin on the traditional. Or create big-time graphic impact with an oversized DIY wall clock. Add perceived dimension to a room by creating nontraditional stripes with three or even four colors. Angled stripes painted in different widths are less structured and provide a unique design, and an exaggerated single stripe of color can rescue plain walls. A headboard painted directly onto the wall creates an element of decorative surprise in the bedroom, and a stenciled one can add definition and polish. Choose from a premade design, such as a rectangle or whimsical silhouette, or create your own. No matter the shape, a bold hue or using two shades of the same color are both visually interesting and impactful. With Dutch Boy Paint’s unique paint project ideas and wide variety of paint colors and finishes, the possibilities of creating a distinct identity for your home that embodies your personality and lifestyle are easy. ®
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Oswego- Late model horse barn with 8 outside-accessible stalls, concrete floor, tack room/office area, hay loft and half bath. 40 acres of fenced pasture. $165,000
Chetopa- 3BR, 2 bath manufactured home on 1.8 acres. New roof, CH/A, 16x16 covered deck, appliances, handicap accessible. Productive garden spot. $86,900
Riverton- Home, 32 acres, approx. 2050 sq. ft. berned ranch style home on 32+ acres, with major highway frontage and river frontage. Rural water. $164,900
Chetopa-New Listing- 2BR, 2 bath all brick on corner lots, with 2 car carport. Floating floors. Screened back porch. Storage building. $74,900
Chetopa-New Listing- 2BR home w/large kitchen, new metal roof, new paint, 1 car attached garage. Also, big detached workshop. Big price reduction! $27,900
Chetopa-New Listing- 2BR near school, 2BRs, 2 baths, CH/A. Super nice kitchen, modern siding, carport. One block from K-12 school. $29,900
Chetopa- stately Victorian home on corner lot near school. Beautiful staircase, new kitchen, extensive remodeling. CH/A. $49,900
Chetopa- 3BRs, 1 bath, about 1029 sq. ft., with new metal roof and fenced yard on Mulberry St. New kitchen cabinets and Chetopa- 2BR, 2 bath home on countertops, newly remodeled an entire city block. New roof. CH/A. $22,900 bathroom. $27,500
Chetopa- Remodeling Underway3BRs, 2 baths, new roof, new cherry wood cabinets in island kitchen. Deck & 2 car garage. Your choice...buy it as-is for $68,500 or finished for $77,500!
Edna- 2BR 1985 mobile home on two lots. Features include CH/A, Labette- 3BR, 2 bath 1991 doublecarport and a storage building. wide on 1.8 acre with 30x60 metal barn. $49,900 $8,500
Oswego- 3BR, 2 bath ranch style on 3.5 acres, fenced. Home has all new wiring, roof, central air, siding, windows, floating floors, and oversized 2 car garage. $139,500
Oswego- New Listing-3BRs, 2 baths w/FP, 2 car att.garage, huge back yard. New breaker box, new roof 5 years ago, kitchen & baths remodeled 7 years ago. $89,900
Oswego- 10+ acres with late model two-story home, 4BRs, 2.5 baths, sunroom, approx. 3000 sq ft, with alarm system & concrete siding. Pond, workshop. $274,900
Oswego- 3BR, 1 bath home with big family room, on approx 5 acres. All hardwood floors, fireplace, new windows, 2 car garage, small shop, RV canopy. $84,900
Oswego- Great home, large garage, 2,000 sq ft brick rancher on Oswego- 2 or 3BR, 2½ baths, with corner lots. WB fireplace, new loft BR, spiral staircase, big deck roof. Large metal building for RV & 2 car det. garage, all on a large storage or shop building, includes lot. Recent roof, CH/A. $77,000 full bath. Now Only $139,900
Oswego-3BR home with granite countertops. Deck, fenced back yard with storage building. Motivated seller! $64,900
Oswego- 2BR home with all hardwood floors, new moulding, Oswego- 2BR, 1 bath home with corner lots. One car attached gahardwood floors, attached garage. rage, ample deck, and fenced back Parsons- New Listing- 2½BRs, 1 Corner lots, refurbished, remod- yard. New CH/A. Five year old bath, CH/A, new roof, patio, 2 car $32,900 eled, ready to move in! $35,000 roof. Taxes $950 $37,500 garage & carport.
Parsons- Nice lot on Partridge Ave. $1,250/Make Offer
Chetopa- Motel- Six units on US highway. Recent $25,000 remod- Chetopa - Location, location, loeling, new metal roof, new H&A. cation! Main highway, downtown, and the only car wash in town. One block to fishing! REDUCED $18,000 REDUCED $47,900
Oswego- New Listing-Split-level 3BR with 2.5 baths, ducted rock fireplace, fenced yard. New roof in 2010, kitchen with maple cabinets. $87,900
Hallowell-Half a block, former chuch school, with new metal roof, CH/A, rural water, kitchen, two bathrooms, and lots of carpet. In excellent shape! $49,900
Oswego- Tables & chairs, booths, convection oven, brand new prep station, bread proofer, CH/A, walk-in cooler. $55,000 real estate only. $65,000 with equipment.
Chetopa- Restaurant- Legendary dining spot at perfect location on main highway downtown. All equipment and fixtures sell...ready to open! Call!
Chetopa-Commercial Frontage, former filling station on main highway downtown. 3 bays, FP, concrete parking lot! $49,900
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January/February, 2016
Three Pinterest-Worthy Cleaning Hacks (NAPS)—The snow is thawing, birds are chirping and winter’s effects on your house are more noticeable than ever. Muddy shoes, holiday parties and Christmas crafts are coming back to haunt you as new stains and odors. That’s why you’ll love these hassle-free spring-cleaning hacks to make your house shine again. 1. Use Leftover Bags to Declutter. Stains and dust bunnies will be invisible until the clutter has cleared. Use leftover holiday shopping bags and gift boxes to help you declutter. One for “put this away,” a second for “throw this away” and a third for “give this away.” 2. Arm Your Arsenal with Enzymes. Enzymes work without you, so choose a non-toxic, enzyme-based cleaner like KIDS ’N’ PETS Instant All-Purpose Stain & Odor Remover to give clothes, couches and carpets new life. Spray on spots or add to your laundry detergent or carpet cleaning machine and let the enzymes work their magic. 3. Dusters Are so Last Year. Toss your duster this spring and switch to a lint roller to remove dust and grime from surfaces such as bookshelves, fireplaces, tables, lamps and more, plus it’s a great solution for removing pet hair from furniture. Find KIDS ’N’ PETS Instant All-Purpose Stain & Odor Remover at Walmart.
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624 Kansas St., Oswego MLS# 25261- Invest or want to put the finishing touches on your own home, this 2BR (possible 3BR) has approx. 1,096 square feet with CH/A, storm doors and windows, covered back porch, metal siding, and a workshop with attached 1-car carport. Property has beautiful big trees in front for plenty of shade. $23,000
1712 Chess, Parsons MLS# 25443- 2BR, 1BA with garden/whirlpool tub, large kitchen and living room, detached garage, fenced back yard, new roof, new plumbing, near elementary school. $21,500
D L O S 619 Plum St., Chetopa MLS# 23689- 4BR, 2BA, 1721 Sq. Ft. with large living room, vinyl siding, energy efficient windows on first floor, a 30’x30’ shop with large overhead doors, storage shed, 104’x142’ size lot and a 710 SF home next door (615 Plum St.) on a 56’ x142’ lot. $41,500
1121 North St., Oswego MLS# 25306 Beautiful home with character, 4BR, 2BA, 3430 SF, extra room downstairs for BR or office. 3CH/A units for zone heating & cooling, large kitchen with hickory cabinetry & granite counter tops, large living/dining room, large split level family room w/wood burning fireplace, basement, 3 car garage, privacy fence. $139,900
201 Woodcliffe Dr., Oswego MLS# 25406- Spacious, well maintained home with open concept living/dining/kitchen, 1812 SF, living room has fireplace w/wood burning insert, kitchen has granite countertops, 3BR, 2BA, master BR with on-suite bath, 19’x19’ family/play room, total electric with heat pump, 2-car attached garage, large deck, storage building, 24’x30’ detached garage/shop on 1.14 acre lot. $125,000
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104 Ohio St., Oswego MLS# 25296- Well maintained 3BR, 2BA, 1,643 SF, CH/A on corner lot. Updated kitchen, insulated glass windows, screened in deck, attached garage or extra room, chain link fenced area, new storm shelter plus 24’x26’ detached garage/shop . $99,900
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Four Unexpected Things You’ll Miss During A Winter Power Outage
(NAPS)—According to a recent Ipsos survey, just 4 percent of homeowners surveyed selected heat as the household item they would miss the most during a power outage, compared to At Kansas Secured Title you will more than half (51 percent) who said they would miss their TV be welcomed by experienced the most. Yes, long hours in the dark can be incredibly boring Title and Closing staff members without the entertainment of a news program or favorite show, whose #1 focus is providing but when considering power outages during the dead of winter, a “Service Beyond Expectation”. lack of entertainment may be the last thing homeowners should be concerned about. This research points out that many homeowners don’t realize • Residential Closings and Title Insurance the dangers and inconveniences they would face during a power • Commercial Closings and Title Insurance outage. To help homeowners be better prepared for the realities of winter-related power outages, Generac Power Systems compiled • Escrow Services a few reminders of unexpected things they’ll be without: • 1031/Reverse Exchange 1. Running water. When the heat is out, pipes are more susceptible to freezing. Even if you have an oil-based source of household heating, a power outage will still disrupt service and indoor temperatures will dip. A frozen or burst pipe can halt your Two locations serving Southeast Kansas access to running water (and could lead to some very expensive home repairs). Opening the faucet will provide relief from the Coffeyville Independence excessive pressure that comes with ice blockage and can prevent a burst pipe. 415 W. 11th 118 W. Myrtle 2. Fast emergency responders and utility companies. Snow, Phone: (620) 688-6544 Phone: (620) 331-2800 sleet, freezing rain and ice all make for treacherous travel conditions, meaning response from emergency and utility crews Fax: (620) 688-6551 Fax: (620) 331-2802 will be delayed during winter storms. When power outages are involved, families can quickly find themselves in dangerous situations with delayed response from these important services. With proper at-home preparation and safety, you can protect your family from needing to call these crews for help in emergency situations. 3. Wireless Internet. Most homeowners forget that when the power goes out, so does their wireless Internet access. With routers down, that means no connection to communicate with loved onesrefinancing or get important updates the storm. Cellular Ask us about yourabout home! can also be interrupted outage times, and with Contact oneservice of our Home Loan during Experts today! no way to charge cell phone batteries, that option is also often 301 E. Main, Independence limited. 4. Daylight. This one might seem like a no-brainer, but many people forget that daylight hours are short during the winter. Especially when a storm is passing through, homes can get dark and stay dark for the majority of the day. Candles and flashlights work well for short periods of time, but it’s important to rethink backup light options during the winter when darkness is prolonged. These critical household functions are all things that homeowners desperately miss in theStacy eventCriss of a winter Conniewould Bussman Dave Chartier Brenda Schultz Call the Parsons connie.bussman@communitynational.net dave.chartier@communitynational.net brenda.schultz@communitynational.net power outage, whether they are awarestacy.criss@communitynational.net of it or not. The best way Chamber of Commerce to ensure you and your family won’t be without is to create an organized winter preparedness plan that includes a stockpile to have one mailed to of food, water and other supplies as well as a source of backup th 14 N. Chanute, 330 N. 16 , Parsons, KSthe you or visit power. Whether fromLincoln, a home standby option that KS automatically turns on when utility power is interrupted or a portable unit for 24 hour visitor lobby. A Community Bank Atmosphere with theitems, Power to Serve powering essential generators can make all the difference in the safety of your home and family this winter. the Chamber Communities of Southeast and Southcentral Kansas. Parsons of Commerce Learn More 506 Main St., Parsons To learn more about winter preparedness, visit www.generac. Phone 620.421.6500 •inFax 620.421.6501 26 locations 22 cities, across 10 counties. www.MyBankCnb.com or call (888) com/be-prepared/prepare-for-high-winter-storms chamber@parsonschamber.org GENERAC.
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221 E. 9th, Chanute4BR, 4.5BA, basement, covered patio, pool, garage, large corner lot. $219,000
912 W. 9th, Chanute- 4BR, 1.5BA, basement, pool, pool house, garage. $124,500
1110 W. 35th, Chanute- Retail/ Office bldg., acreage. $499,000
1115 S. Central, Chanute- 3BR, 1 bath. $15,000
1204 S. Central, Chanute2BR, 1BA, covered patio, 2 garages, corner lot. $59,500
1420 S. Central, Chanute2BR, 1BA, garage. $12,500
210 S. Denman, Chanute3BR, 1BA, fenced yard, shed, carport. $78,900
1617 S. Edith, Chanute- 3BR, 2.5BA, large yard, deck, garage, corner lot. $75,500
1708 S. Edith, Chanute- 2BR, 1BA, fenced yard, double lot. $16,000
317 N. Forest, Chanute- 5BR, 4.5BA, basement, pool, deck, triple garage + income property. $195,000
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702 N. Grant, Chanute- 3BR, handicap access, garage + rental income. $55,000
101 S. Grant, Chanute- Commercial building, storage/warehouse/retail. $29,500
209 S. Lafayette, Chanute4BR, 1.5BA, new H/A, garage. $58,200
21380 Lakewood Place, Chanute- 3BR, 1.75BA, bonus room, deck, enclosed porch, large yard. $135,000
216 E. Main, Chanute- Commercial building, retail/shop/ warehouse. $79,000
2680 W. Main, ChanuteAcreage, 4BR, 3BA, finished basement, deck, fenced yard, garage, shop. $235,900
4101 Ross Lane, ChanuteCommercial/Manufacturing bldg., acreage. $636,980
1116 N. Santa Fe, ChanuteFormer NuGrille restaurant. $115,000
3802 S. Santa Fe, Chanute419 N. Steuben, Chanute- 4BR, Modern office building w/great 2BA, deck, garage, corner lot. floor plan. $225,000 $62,500
23 S. Steuben, Chanute- 4BR, 1.75BA, patio, fenced, garage, corner lot. $59,900
101 S. Tennessee, Chanute4BR, 2BA, garage, corner lot. $60,000
119 S. Western, Chanute- 3BR, 1BA, patio, fenced yard, garage w/workshop. $60,900
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512 S. Westview, Chanute3BR, 1.75BA, covered front porch, deck, garage. $149,000 201 E. 28th- Acreage, commercial building site. $45,000 1705 S. Highland- Vacant lot. $3,900
18505 140 Rd., Erie- Acreage, 3BR, 2.5BA, deck, garage, apt. outbuildings, corral, pond. $358,800 th
1116 Cherokee, Humboldt4BR, 1.75BA, deck, fenced yard, garage. $80,000
1204 Sycamore, HumboldtRemodeled, 3BR, 2.5BA, garage. $82,000
3300 S. Plummer- 8 acre Commercial lot $59,000 3400 S. Plummer- 8 acre Commercial lot $59,000
910 W. Main, Chanute- 3BR, 1BA, basement. $28,500
627 S. Westview, ChanuteAcreage, 3BR, 4BA, deck, office building, shop, garage. $244,000 1818 S. Santa Fe- Commercial lot, great building site. $35,000 2282 S. Santa Fe- High traffic Commercial location. $45,000 2500 S. Santa Fe- 2.9 acres, commercial tract. $189,000
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1720 Broadway • Parsons, KS
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Over $50,000 3631 Briggs, Parsons Be self sufficient on your own 4.5 acres. Garden spots, grape arbor, fruit trees and pond would provide food for any family. Large wrap around deck, hot tub, 2 car garage plus 30x40 storage building. #7409 $198,900
601 S. 3rd, Altamont Imagine you & your family sitting on the porch of a Victorian dream home. 3BRs, 2½BAs, w/extra large master suite, oversized garage with plenty of storage. Call Celiece today! #7390 $160,000
101 Woodcliffe Dr., Oswego
NEW LISTING Lovely 3BR, 2.75 bath home with family room, dining room, attached 2 car garage plus full basement and updated landscaping. Call Celiece TODAY! $127,500
2915 Johnston Rd., Parsons
REASONS TO BUY Custom built home, 3BR, 1¾BAs, NO STAIRS, New carpet in LR & hallway, updated windows, roof & CH&A. Great neighborhood, & 2 outbuildings. Priced to sell! #7220 $109,900
318 Village Drive, Parsons Spacious 6BR home across from pond. Features large kitchen, family room with FP, 2 year old roof, screened in room, full basement w/ramp and workshop. #7222 $193,000
1412 Morgan, Parsons
NEW LISTING This 4BR, 2.5BA on double lot
has been updated with granite & tile but has original woodwork. Features 2FP, new windows, new insulation, basement and attached garage. #7526 $136,000
1125 31st Terrace, Parsons Great location, 3BR, 1¾ bath home. With beautiful custom cabinets, granite, newer tile in baths, screened in back porch, attached garage. #7457 $124,900
21024 Ness Rd., Parsons
NEW LISTING 3BR, 1BA home near Meadowview
school. CH/A, partial basement, newer roof, carport, 40x40 barn. Range, refrigerator, washer/dryer stay. Has newer sewer electrical & plumbing. #7523 $95,000
17850 10th Rd., Parsons Reduced plus more! Seller will pay $2,500 of buyer’s closing cost! Beautiful 4BR, 2BA home on 7 acres with pond, barn, shop and machine shed. Remodeled in 2007, additional updates since then. #7466 $187,900
1728 Grand, Parsons
NEW LISTING Gorgeous! Walk in & fall in love with
this 3BR, 2BA Victorian Dream. Stainless kitchen appliances. Call Celiece today. #7497 $128,000
3103 Thornton, Parsons Newly remodeled, close to school in great neighborhood home with open floor space, beautiful kitchen, 3BR, 1.75BA. Beautifully original built-ins, newer flooring, French doors and large deck. #7493 $117,900
3000 Dirr, Parsons
NEW LISTING Wonderful well kept home that has
been recently remodeled. Large modern kitchen, LR with FP, oversized FR, attached 2 car garage, 3BR, 1.75BA, all located on a large corner lot. #7529 $94,000
1400 Partridge, Parsons 1510 Broadway, Parsons Reduced $25,000 and priced to sell! This beautiful 5BR, 2 bath home features new kitchen, LR, FR, sun room, beautiful entry, basement, walk up attic. #7072 $85,000
NEW PRICE This spacious 3BR, 1¾ bath home is
looking for a new family. Large spacious rooms, exceptional closets & storage, siding & much more. Garage, carport, and covered storage for boats, campers, & other. #7387 $82,900
1606 Broadway, Parsons
Home/Business Central located family home zoned
commercial perfect for any small business. 4BR home, fenced yard & newer 2 car garage. #7464 $79,900
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Over $50,000 3105 Appleton, Parsons
NEW LISTING Exceptional 3BR, 1.75BA home with many updates. Beautiful kitchen, large LR with gas FP, wonderful enclosed sunroom porch are just a few of the amenities. Large 2 car garage, newer roof. $74,900
2621 Chess, Parsons
1514 Chess, Parsons 3BR, 1.5 baths, steel siding, spacious living room with fireplace. Dining area with sliding glass doors to back deck. #7449 $64,900
Well maintained family home! 3BR has CH/A, built-ins, open LR, DR, kitchen, siding, large LR w/new carpet, new roof in 2005 & new bath. #7445 $56,900
1503 Crawford, Parsons Very nice 4BR, 2 full bath home on large (100x150) lot. Roof is approx. 3 years old. Large eat in kitchen, fenced yard, two carports, attached garage, circle drive and large living room. #7326 $56,000
Land for Sale
1110 Morgan, Parsons
HUGE REDUCTION Lots of shade
on large (150x150) double lot. This 3BR, 1½BA home has a living room with woodburning FP, DR with wall of built-ins and CH/A new in 09 and large covered patio in back yard. #7397 $55,900
2731 Clark, Parsons
NEW LISTING Owners have remod-
eled this attractive 3BR, 2 bath home. New paint downstairs, new plumbing, electrical, hot water tank and newer roof and H/A. Call today to see it! $55,000
3425 Gabriel, Parsons
REDUCED Great location for this 3BR,
2BA home. Attached garage, large lot and modern kitchen make this a special home. Give Julia a call today! #7474 $55,000
1727 Cedar Ridge Rd., Parsons- Wonderful quiet neighborhood! Large building lot with 30 x 50 storage building w/overhead door. Sewer, gas & water area available. Electric meter set for a house & storage building w/electricity. #5472 $39,900 1424 Clark, Parsons Two lots that would be perfect for a building site. Would need to be built up out of flood plain. 150x100 close to downtown area, park and schools and several new homes. #6797 $3,900
Under $50,000 3139 Morton, Parsons
NEW LISTING Walk to schools. This
neat 2BR features original woodwork, large LR and DR, dinette nook, full walk up attic, newer roof and basement. $48,000
1711 Clark, Parsons Enjoy the evenings on your front porch! 3BR, 1BA, newer wiring, roof, CH/A & plumbing, fenced yard. #7252 $42,500
This 2BR, 1BA would make a great rental or starter home. Ramp in the back makes it wheelchair accessible. New water pipe under home, new exterior paint. #7307 $19,900
1729 S. 21st, Parsons
NEW PRICE Exceptional 8,000 sq ft.
Commercial Properties
3330 Main Street, Parsons
Tremendous Opportunity This very
successful business has a huge customer base. Currently operating turn key with immediate income. Excellent facility and parking. 285’ of Main Street frontage. Call Keith today! #6850 $280,000
300 N. 8th St., Indy Magnificent multi-level restaurant ideally located in convenient downtown location. Two bars, banquet hall, outdoor terrace with fountain and excellent parking. Call Julia today! #7248 $210,900
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2924 Frisco, Parsons NEW PRICE Cheaper than RENT! Space to spread out with 4 lots in town. This 3BR, 1½BA home features lots of storage & closets throughout. #7394 $24,900
Excellent 8,000 sq. ft. service center for trucks & heavy machinery. 4 drive through service bays with one work pit. Truck washing bay. One loading dock. 1,000 sq. ft. office space all in excellent condition. #5992 Call for price.
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1410 Corporate Dr., Parsons
($8.74/sq. ft.) commercial opportunity with this approx. 4,000 sq. ft. of office area and 4,000 sq. ft. of production area. Building has clean electricity for computers, 10’ tall warehouse door. #7469 $69,900
2209 Main St., Parsons High traffic commercial corner. Previously used as used car sales, could be used for retail operation needing outside exposure. New office building with H/A and bathroom. 12 month lease at $1,000 per month. Lease only
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(NAPS)—Home renovations can be exciting and while they can also be messy for your home heating and cooling system, there are steps you can take to minimize the dirt. Before Construction Begins: 1. Meet with an HVAC contractor to learn the best way to protect your system. 2. Close and cover vents and registers, especially in rooms that will be most impacted by the renovation, to help keep dust and debris out of your ductwork. 3. Contain the dust by hanging plastic tarps or sheets to isolate the work area and keep dust away from the rest of the house. After Construction Begins: 4. Turn your HVAC system off to eliminate circulating air, which tends to pick up dirt and debris and transfer it to your ductwork. If you need to run the system, consult your HVAC contractor to determine which vents should remain open. 5. Keep the messy work outside by asking your construction contractor to sand and cut building materials in your garage or yard. This will minimize the amount of dirt in the renovated space. 6. Regularly clean the renovated space to help prevent construction dirt from being walked through the rest of your house. 7. Clean or change air filters to keep particles from entering your ductwork. Dirt is a by-product of any renovation project, regardless of your efforts. That’s why it’s important to regularly change or clean the air filters in your HVAC system during construction and again when the renovation is complete. 8. Inspect your HVAC system at the end of construction to be sure it’s clean. Your HVAC contractor can do this for you. 9. Clean your ductwork to eliminate the possibility of construction dust and debris circulating through your HVAC system. 10. Check sizes to be sure your current HVAC system We’ve been making home loans since our bank is sized properly to accommodate your renovated space, was chartered in 1886. especially if rooms have been over added or walls removed. Many things may have changed the years, A system but that is too small operates inefficiently and not our commitment to you. may not meet your comfort needs. Let usColeman help you achieve your dream Your local contractor can answer questions of buying a new home. about your HVAC system as you prepare for a renovation project. To locate contractor to learn more about 214 N a Lincoln PO Boxor467 Chanute, KS 66720 home comfort systems, visit www.colemanac.com and 620-431-1100 www.youtube.com/ColemanHomeComfort, follow @ www.homesavingschanute.com ColemanHVAC on Twitter or call 877-874-7378.
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(NAPS)—When it comes to transforming your home with design and paint projects, selecting paint color is easier than you think; and with a few expert tips and simple steps, you’ll gain the confidence needed to transform your home with colors that reflect both your personality and lifestyle. 1. Setting the Stage: Before heading to the paint aisle, consider the mood and functionality of the room you are looking to transform. Are you seeking a restful and calming haven in the bedroom? Do you prefer a sociable and stimulating environment in the dining area? Maybe it’s a combination of both in the living room? Understanding the purpose of the room—both in the mood it conveys and the function it serves—will help you hone in on colors that are best suited for it. If you aren’t sure, you can start by looking for a favorite item in the room—a piece of furniture, a rug or beloved artwork—to use as the centerpiece to build around. This item provides a potential starting point to help determine the color palette or hues to work with. And don’t forget to take a step back and look at the other paint colors in your home. A balanced color scheme that seamlessly connects one space to the next creates a sense of continuity and harmony throughout the home. Choose between three and five favorite colors and then alternate between rooms. Perhaps the ceiling color in one room becomes an accent wall in another. 2. Selecting the Color: Color expert Sue Wadden explains that color selection is a very personal choice but there is also a method to picking the color that fits best with the mood, tone and function of a room. Here is her take on the most popular paint color groups: • Red is viewed as an exciting, vibrant color with a passionate feel. The deepest reds, such as burgundy and maroon, give a feeling of richness—excellent for bringing out the competitive spirit in a game room. • Orange radiates cheerfulness and boldness but can still be subdued and calming. A vibrant orange fills a space, such as a dining room, with energy and a sunny disposition while a softer orange brings a feeling of warmth and coziness to a living room. • Yellow is a warm and inviting color that brings a sense of optimism and joy to the space it inhabits. Softer yellow tones convey happiness while giving the room a sophisticated and timeless look. Brighter shades have the ability to fill virtually any room in the house with a feeling of bliss. • Cool earthen tones of green add a splash of nature to the room, giving it a sense of comfort and harmony. When looking to create an atmosphere that is both soothing and sunny, try incorporating several shades of green. • Lighter shades of blue evoke feelings of serenity and comfort when used in the bedroom. These calming tones make for a relaxing way to end the day and a great way to encourage a restful night’s sleep. Brighter hues bring warmth and a sunny temperament to the room. • Purple is a versatile color that anchors a space but also compliments the use of neutrals and patterns. It conveys a feeling of luxury and refinement while still giving the room a fresh, soft look. • Similar to green, brown is associated with nature. This relaxed neutral is a great color to incorporate into spaces in the home that are for both living and working. Darker hues look sophisticated and stylish while lighter shades give the space a warm and modern vibe. • Gray is an elegant neutral that provides depth when paired with subtle accent colors. It evokes feelings of sophistication and airiness to create a haven of relaxation and calm.
Warm Up Winter With Fun Party Plans & Gifts
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(NAPS)—You don’t have to let the cold and dark get you down: You can celebrate the season with a party. Whether you just invite a few friends for drinks and snacks or go for a sit-down dinner—or if you’re a guest at someone else’s soiree—the planning and anticipation can be almost as enjoyable as the evening itself. Here are some hints that can help: • For your centerpiece, you can get a Welcome Winter Margarita. It’s a popular cocktail bouquet, filled with a blizzard of crisp white blooms, inspired by the serene beauty of the season. Fresh white roses, Stargazer lilies, poms and carnations mix and mingle with pinecones and silvery accents in an oversized margarita glass to toast birthdays, snow days or any day in a truly original way. Find it at www.1800flowers.com/ welcome-wintermargarita-145133. • For a great hostess gift, there’s the Popcorn Factory Snowflake 2-Gallon, 3-Flavor Popcorn Tin. Popcorn cheer and a jubilant Snowflake design combine to form a tasteful treat for any popcorn lover and friends. The flavors include butter popcorn, cheese popcorn and caramel popcorn. It’s at www.thepopcornfactory.com/snowflake-popcorn-tinstpf-65055. • To host a fine wine tasting or give to your favorite wine connoisseur, there’s the Uncommon Distinction Wine Market Basket. A stunning market basket holds a Cabernet and a Chardonnay, a unique wine bottle–shaped wood cutting board, serving napkin, a set of acrylic wine glasses, delicious chocolate wafer rolls, Cabernet cheddar cheese spread, water crackers, cashews and more. You can get it from www. 1800baskets.com/uncommondistinction-wine-market-basket-149043. • Getting a warm welcome from those thirsty for something more is a selection of iconic hot winter drinks from Harry & David. The Harry & David Holiday Beverages package includes two seasonal coffee gift favorites, Harry’s Christmas Blend and Pumpkin, plus peppermint cocoa and the popular spiced tea for a season’s worth of warm drinks.
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Rural Oswego Property For Sale
$160,000 37 Acres - 8 Stall Horse Barn - Pecan Grove 37 acres zoned Rural Residential, Horse barn with 8 stalls, tackroom, bathroom and hay loft. Acreage includes Pecan Grove with approx. 50 pecan trees. In City Limits at edge of town. Acceptable farm animals allowed. Contact Janice Dulohery at Coldwell Banker Wood-Dulohery 620-423-9252.
2332 11500 Rd - Oswego, Kansas A Guide to Winterizing Your Outdoor Living Space (NAPS)—Falling leaves and dipping temperatures signal the turn of the season and with that comes the need to prepare your home for winter. Your outdoor living space is no exception; it’s an area you spent months enjoying with summer barbecues and gatherings. All that foot traffic wear and tear and direct sunlight can take a toll on any deck, but with a few easy tips, you can safeguard this area of your home and prepare it for the harsh winter weather ahead. • Protect Your Deck-cessories: Excess moisture and freezing temperatures can bring a host of problems for the items in your outdoor space, including furniture, grills and planters. It’s important to guard these investments and make sure they stay protected for years to come. For areas that experience extreme weather, it’s best to store furniture and cushions indoors to prevent snow accumulation or cover them with a water-resistant material to prevent damage from the elements. For milder climates, protect smaller outdoor wooden items, such as garden boxes, birdhouses and wooden benches, by sealing with Thompson’s WaterSeal Waterproofing Wood Protector—Clear Aerosol. Before the first freeze, move plants that can be easily transplanted indoors. Outdoor planters that are too big to bring inside can be wrapped with a heavily insulated material, like burlap, and moved to an area of the space that will allow them to still get enough direct sunlight. • Clean Your Grill: Thoroughly clean the racks of your grill with a grill brush and coat the burners and other metal parts with cooking oil to repel moisture and prevent rust. If it’s a gas grill, turn it on and let the last of the gas burn off. Remove the tank from a propane grill and store outdoors, away from the house. Tape a plastic bag over the gas line opening to keep curious critters from nesting there. No matter the grill type, a heavy-duty vinyl cover should keep it safe and dry all winter long. • Defend the Surface: Heavy foot traffic, barbecue grill stains and exposure to the elements can not only ruin the deck’s appearance, but also create the perfect environment for the growth of mold and mildew. HGTV/DIY network star Jeff Wilson notes that these conditions make it important to thoroughly clean the remnants of a summer well spent and get your deck ready for winter. And it’s the perfect time of year to tackle this outdoor project with the heat of summer giving way to cooler fall temperatures. Coating your deck with a premium product like Thompson’s WaterSeal Penetrating Timber Oil not only nourishes and beautifies wood with a unique triple blend of fast-absorbing oils, but it also includes waterproofing protection against ice, snow and sleet that can penetrate an unprotected surface and cause splitting and cracking of the wood. Taking the time to winterize your outdoor living space will not only protect your investment, but it will also give you peace of mind knowing that your decorating and designing efforts made during the warmer months will not go to waste because of harsh winter elements. Both Thompson’s WaterSeal Waterproofing Wood Protector—Clear Aerosol and Thompson’s WaterSeal Penetrating Timber Oil are available at The Home Depot. Thompson’s WaterSeal Penetrating Timber Oil is available in five colors: Natural, Teak, Pecan, Walnut and Redwood. For further facts, tips and helpful hints for your outdoor living space, please visit www.thompsonswaterseal.com.
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Wood Finishing Tips That Will Have You and Your Guests Floored (NAPS)—While often overlooked, your floors are your home’s greatest canvas and one of its true untapped features. Replacing your hardwood floors can be expensive and time consuming, but refinishing them will not only restore the richness and elegance of the wood to a beautiful appearance, it will also protect it from everyday wear and add value to your home. To ensure that your floor finishing is a success, consider these tips from Minwax® spokesperson and wood finishing expert, Bruce Johnson: • Test it First: Always test any stain you are considering on an inconspicuous spot, such as in a closet. All woods react differently to stain, so what you see on a sample in the store or online may not be the same as how your wood accepts and responds to the stain you apply. • Sand Away: Don’t skimp on the sanding before you stain. Stains depend on open pores for adequate absorption and only by sanding off any old finish can the pores be opened to receive your new coat of stain. Never sand after you apply your stain. • Brush it Off: Dust is the enemy of a smooth finish. To remove all the sanding dust from the pores and joints, use the bristle attachment on a shop vacuum. Then wipe the floor with a clean, damp cloth. • Note the Exit: Plan carefully so you can exit the room without walking across wet stain. Also plan to complete the staining of the entire room in one session to avoid lap marks that are darker in color. • Timing is Everything: Keep in mind that the final color of any stain is determined in part by how much stain the wood absorbs. The longer the stain sits on the wood, the darker and richer the color will be. During your test, note the amount of time that lapses between applying the stain and wiping off the excess so you can repeat this for the color you desire. • Remove Excess Stain: Never let stain sit on the wood for longer than the label directions recommend. And always remove any stain that the wood does not absorb. Allowing stain to dry on the wood surface will prevent your clear protective finish from adhering. • Between the Lines: When staining in sections, stop your stain application at a joint between two boards rather than in the middle of one board. Individual boards may accept the stain slightly differently, so a slight change in color between boards will not be as noticeable as a change in color created by stopping in the middle of a board. • Give it Time: Do not apply your first coat of clear protective finish until the stain is completely dry. If a clear finish is applied over a wet stain, the stain will be pulled back out of the pores of the wood and will mix with the finish, creating a ‘muddy’ effect. Or worse, your protective finish may not adhere to the floor. You should allow 24 hours for your stain to dry before applying the finish. • Protect Your Floor: Stain adds color to wood but will not protect your floor from foot traffic, spills and everyday wear. For the best results, apply Minwax® Ultimate Floor Finish, a technologically advanced topcoat for floors that provides a crystal clear finish with superior durability. It dries in just two hours, and cleans up with soap and water. Minwax® Ultimate Floor Finish is certified to Greenguard standards for low chemical emission into indoor air during product usage.
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413 N. 6th, Fredonia
Larry Marshall - Broker
620-378-4356 620-485-6136 Website: www.marshallauctionandrealty.com Email: marshallauction@twinmounds.com
Salespersons
Rita Voth........... 620-636-0223 Mark Garrettson...620-433-2561 Londa Tindle..........620-330-6955
315 N. 10th, Fredonia- 3BR, 2.5 bath, 2,345 sq. ft. home, 1 car detached garage. Nice deck w/ screened in porch. $127,500
4909 Scott Rd., Neodesha- 4BR, 2 bath home, 2,432 sq ft, det. garage, on 31.7 acres, large stocked pond, small boat dock, lots of trees and shade. $180,000
414 S. 7th, Fredonia-4BR, 3 bath, full walk out basement, 2200 sq. ft. living area, screened in porch, 2 car attached garage, on large lot. $162,900
302 N. 17th, Fredonia-3BR, 2 bath, 1684 sq. ft., CH, wood burning fireplace with heatalator. Attached 2 car garage, nice corner lot. $108,000
1801 East Washington, Fredonia-20,000 Sq. Ft. Retail/Commercial Building. For Sale or Lease
1318 Butin Drive, Fredonia- 3BR, 2 bath home, 2 car attached garage. Large fenced in backyard, nice location. $94,500
2110 E Washington, Fredonia-3BR, 2 bath, 1920 sq. ft., detached garage, garden spot. $70,000
7490 70th Rd., Thayer- 2BR, 1BA home with 1 car attached garage and 2 car det. garage. Sits on approximately 3 acres and has a cattle shed. $69,900
303 N. 12th, Fredonia- 2BR, 1 bath home, newly remodeled, 1 car detached garage. Fruit trees, privacy fence. $65,000
410 W. Labette, Thayer- 3BR, 2 bath home, handi- 912 Wisconsin, Neodesha- 4BR, 2 bath home, CH&A, cap accessible w/electric elevator, 2 car detached detached 2 car garage, storage building with 1BR, garage. $65,000 1 bath apartment. Price Reduced $60,000
715 N. 10th, Fredonia-Family home in quiet neighborhood, close to elementary school. 3BR, 2 bath. $49,500 Priced Reduced!
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425 W. State St, Erie- 3BR, 1BA, CH&A, 1,144 sq. ft., lots of shade. Price reduced to $45,000
525 S. 5th, Neodesha- 3BR, 1 bath, CH, fenced back yard, 20x20 detached garage. $29,500
426 N. 7th, Fredonia- 13,420 sq. ft. of commercial space on the square in Fredonia. $35,000
635 Monroe, Fredonia- 2,200 sq ft of commercial space on the square in Fredonia. $24,000
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510 N. Jackson, Toronto- 3BR, 1½ bath, CH&A, w/ woodburning fireplace. $33,000
Thank you, here is hoping you had a Merry Christmas and wishing you a Happy New Year!
WOOD-DULOHERY REAL ESTATE 1725 Washington, Parsons 620-421-6840
Suzanne Wood.........423-9242 Janice Dulohery....423-9252 Carol Bush...........423-9802 Everett Shrum.......244-5297 Sherry Harrell.........717-1717 Theresa Karleskint........423-7515 Kylie Smith..............820-3623 Lori Wallis.................205-7717
Commercial Properties/Land 1301 Corporate Dr., Parsons11,258 sq ft building with 1,458 sq ft office space, 2 overhead doors plus 2 loading docks. #7272 $150,000
702 W. State, Erie- Remodeled 1390 sq. ft. professional building with paved parking. #7213 $54,900
101 N. 4th, Chetopa- Commercial building on Main Street. Handicap accessible. Lots of usable space. #7516 $59,900
806 S. Central, Parsons- Commercial building w/office, warehouse, storage & loading dock. #7069 $124,500
1326 Thornton, ParsonsVacant lot in nice neighborhood on paved street & utilities available. #7404 $3,500
303 N. Grant, Erie- Great building site for a new home or apartment complex. City utilities available. #6594 $6,000
615-619 N. 16th, Parsons 100’x100’ vacant lot. Great location on 16th street. #7328 $19,900
Southern Blvd, Parsons Excellent building sites with 2 car garage with opener. 2 lots in the 3100 block of Southern. #7461 $37,000
Buress Addition 28 lots in new housing addition near High School in Erie. Utilities available. $4,000 each lot
Land- Deer Trail Oversized lot in newer subdivision. City utilities available. #7399 $14,000
Cedar Ridge Road, Parsons 1.16 acre lot in Country Estates Addition. Utilities available. Building restrictions apply. #7258 $29,900
Prime commercial property located near Hwy 400 bypass and Hwy 50. Restrictions apply. Call Bob for more details.
2607 Jothi Ave, Parsons- 26,250 sq ft building in Wayne Moran Industrial Park. All city utilities. 3,151 sq ft office space. #7273 $450,000
14495 90th Rd., ErieHunter’s paradise! 113 acres with timber, 3 ponds & gas well. 20 acres are tillable. #7279 $293,235
Tips For Making 2016 Your Most Beautiful And Healthy Year Ever (NAPS)—As one of the world’s most-photographed supermodels, Rachel Hunter has spent most of her professional life focused on fashion and beauty. She’s graced the covers of Elle, Cosmopolitan, Sports Illustrated’s famous swimsuit issues and many more publications. Now, for her new Ovation TV series—“Rachel Hunter’s Tour of Beauty”—the New Zealander goes on a quest to discover the secrets of lasting beauty, great health and extraordinary longevity in diverse cultures around the world. With many people looking to the New Year as a time to create some new, positive and healthy habits, Hunter offers some of the most eye-opening tips and tricks she learned on her “tour of beauty” around the globe. From superfoods to anti-aging treatments to spirituality, these are some of Rachel’s favorite discoveries for looking good and feeling great in 2016 and beyond. Superfoods—“In many of the places I went, I was introduced to so-called ‘superfoods’—that is, foods that are nutrient rich and low calorie. They are also superior sources of antioxidants and essential nutrients. In Dubai, I learned nigella seeds, or black cumin as most people in the West know it, pack a powerful nutritional punch and are said to be a remedy for ‘everything but death’! In Dubai, I was introduced to the benefits of camel’s milk. It has 10 times the iron of cow’s milk and is surprisingly delicious!” Anti-aging—“There were so many amazing products all over the world that claimed to have anti-aging properties. Some were just not for me—like drinking a tea made of dried frogs in Korea—and some just plain outrageous—like the $7,000 pure gold facial I had in Dubai. But my two favorite discoveries were dilo nut oil, made from the ‘tree of a thousand virtues’ in Fiji, and argan oil, made from trees only found in Morocco. Both are luxurious oils you can use on your skin and hair for a youthful, glowing complexion and silky hair.” Inner beauty and long life—“Wherever I went, I found a reoccurring theme: The real key to beauty, health and longevity is in your own head! Whether it was learning to meditate in India or celebrating family and friendships in Greece, China and Brazil, radiant beauty and great health were directly related to inner peace and living a joyful life. And that’s something we can all strive for in the New Year!” For more of Rachel’s insights on beauty, health and longevity, tune in to Ovation TV for the premiere of “Rachel Hunter’s Tour of Beauty.” Visit www.ovationtv.com for more information.
January/February, 2016
Parsons and all the surrounding area
$14,750 - $69,900 Properties
3140 Crawford, Parsons- 2BR, 1BA on corner lot w/carport, detached garage & fenced yard. #7515 $14,750
2618 Belmont, Parsons- Convenient location,3-4BR, 2BA home. Was a duplex. #7280 $14,900
521 Illinois, Oswego- 3BR, 2BA w/LR, FR, DR, updated kitchen, attached garage & fenced yard. #7365 $32,842
3300 Grand, Parsons- 2BR, 2BA mobile home on rented lot. Appliances and shed included in sale. #7500 $33,000
2730 Crawford, Parsons- Neat & rd clean 2BR home. Nice kitchen w/ 615 S. 23 , Parsons- 3BR, 1BA w/ appliances, fenced yard & det. hardwood floors & CH/A. Sits on garage. #7505 $37,500 large corner lot. #7430 $38,500
121 S. Walnut, Erie- This 2BR, 1BA home would make a great 714 N. Central, Parsons-2BR, starter home or rental investment. 1BA w/appliances & low mainte#7490 $22,000 nance vinyl siding. #7521 $24,000
404 N. Grant, Erie- 4-5BR, 1BA w/appliances & a double car detached carport w/storage. Sits on corner lot. #7485 $33,500
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2404 Grand, Parsons- Almost everything is new in this 2BR, 1 BA w/detached garage & partial basement. #7270 $27,900
1220 Grand, Parsons- 2BR, 1BA across from Forest Park. Large 3123 Washington, Parsons-3-4BR, living room & kitchen, newer roof 1BA, updated kitchen, deck & $35,500 and shed. #7511 $35,000 fenced yard. #7398
311 S. Grant, Erie- 2BR, 1BA with LR, FR, CH/A & att. garage. Close to school & downtown. #7532 $42,500
1318 S. 26th, Parsons- 4BR, 2BA mobile home w/vinyl siding, storm shelter, carport & large yard. #7520 $44,900
402 Elm, McCune- 3BR, 2BA w/ LR, DR, kitchen w/vaulted ceiling, porch, 2 decks & detached garage. #7484 $45,000
1715 Kennedy, Parsons- 2BR, 1BA w/kitchen appliances, new vinyl siding, new windows, new porch & deck. #7522 $46,000
619 Kansas, Oswego- 3-4BR, 2BA w/new outdoor living area 2926 Dirr, Parsons- 3BR, 1BA, & 2 car detached garage w/shop. updated interior, garage & covered $48,500 #7501 $46,900 patio.
3027 Main, Parsons- 2BR, 2BA w/hardwood floors, hutch, appliances, garage, carport & fenced yard. #7437 $49,900
3100 Corning, Parsons- 2BR, 1BA w/LR, FR, DR, back, deck, carport w/storage, nice yard & new roof. #7489 $53,500
302 N. Lincoln, Erie- 2BR, 1BA w/LR, FR, w/fireplace, kitchen w/ appliances, covered patio & garage w/workshop. #7465 $55,000
2931 Chess, Parsons- Cute 2BR, 2BA w/newer windows & siding, fenced yard, detached garage & carport. #7391 $59,000
220 1st, Oswego- 3BR, 2BA MH on large corner lot w/attached garage. Move in ready. #7214 $59,900
695 Hackberry, Labette City4BR, 1BA w/steel siding, lots of updates, appliances & detached garage on 1 acre. #7427 $59,900
201 W. Girard, Erie- 3BR, 2BA w/ new roof, paint & carpet, kitchen w/eat in area, CH/A & carport w/ storage. #7403 $62,900
221 E. 4th, Erie- Just waiting for you! 3BR, 2BA, CH/A & utility building. Nice location. #7301 $64,000
3139 Belmont, Parsons- Remodeled 3BR, 1BA w/vinyl siding, Pella windows & detached garage. #7351 $64,000
1008 E. 4th, Altamont- 3BR, 2BA w/vinyl siding, 2 car carport & garage or shop in back yard. #7459 $64,000
627 Walnut, Chetopa- Priced to sell! 4BR, 1.5 bath, hardwood floors, stain glass windows, woodwork, & wrap around porch. Call Kylie! 620-820-3623 $69,900
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Parsons and all the surrounding area
WOOD-DULOHERY REAL ESTATE 1725 Washington, Parsons 620-421-6840
Suzanne Wood 423-9242
Janice Dulohery 423-9252
Carol Bush 423-9802
Everett Shrum 244-5297
Sherry Harrell 717-1717
January/February, 2016
Theresa Karleskint 423-7515
Kylie Smith 820-3623
Lori Wallis 205-7717
$74,900 - $309,000 Properties
3008 Redwood Ave., Parsons3BR, 2BA w/beautiful stone fireplace, newer CH/A & new roof. #7506 $74,900
110 S. Grant, Erie- Nice 2 story home w/4BRs, 2 baths, LR, FR, w/fireplace, patio and detached carport w/storage. #7508 $79,000
2213 Clark Ave., Parsons- 4BR, 2BA w/deck, above ground pool, fenced yard, attached & detached garages. #7425 $84,000
3005 30th Drive- 3BR, 1.5BA w/ new kitchen cabinets with granite, fresh paint, screened in patio & fenced yard. #7207 $84,900
615-617 N. 5th, Chetopa- 2-3BRs, 1BA w/new flooring, fireplace, enclosed porch, detached barn/garage PLUS more. #7425 $84,900
3115 Morgan, Parsons- 3BR, 2BA w/hardwood floors, newer roof/windows, vinyl siding, covered patio & fenced yard. #7455 $92,500
2418 Stevens, Parsons- 5BR, 2.5BA w/hardwood floors, new windows, deck, detached garage & storm shelter. #7533 $94,500
11990 Hwy 47, Erie- 4BR, 2BA on 5.5 acres. LR, DR, hot tub room, det. garage, carport, storm shelter & outbuildings. #7518 $119,000
2200 Broadway, Parsons-Multipurpose property- 6,073 sq ft building, vacant lot & 3BR, 1BA home. Zoned residential. #7502 $119,900
206 E. State, Erie- 3BR, 2BA on 5.5 acres. Large kitchen w/fireplace, CH/A, 2 car garage, utility shed & barn. #7417 $123,000
10905 Lyons Rd., Erie- 2BR, 1.5BA on 3 acres w/fireplace, covered patio, att. and det. garages, machine shed & grain bins. #7305 $125,000
1430 Morgan, Parsons- 4BR, 2.5BA Victorian w/4 fireplaces, natural woodwork, 2 staircases, porch, deck, partial basement & detached garage. #7393 $129,000
315 W. 5th, Erie- 3BR, 2BA w/ fireplace, kitchen w/appliances, sun room, patio & 2 car garage. A must see. #7336 $145,000
1319 Partridge, Parsons- New 3BR, 2BA w/vinyl siding and rock front, total electric, granite in kitchen/baths & back deck. #7389 $145,000
704 Custer Road, Parsons- 3BR, 2BA w/new roof and windows, new granite, CH/A, LR, FR, DR, fenced yard & 2 car garage. #7438 $147,900
122 S. Hazen, Erie- 4BR, 3.5BA w/hardwood floors, 3 fireplaces, fantastic kitchen, large patio & storage shed. #7462 $169,000
117 Kay Lane, Parsons- 3BR, 2BA w/vaulted ceilings, fireplace, hardwood floors, patio, att. garage & lots of storage. #7256 $182,900
525 Maplecrest, Parsons- 4BR, 3BA w/open floor plan, fireplace, full finished basement, stone patio, deck & new landscaping. #7370 $269,900
1708 Cedar Ridge Rd., ParsonsCustom built 3BR, 2.5BA w/open floor plan, 2 fireplaces, hardwood/ tile floors, full basement, att. & det. garage. #7481 $309,000
1317 30th Place, Parsons- 3BR, 3BA w/updated flooring, kitchen & baths, fireplace, basement and attached garage. #7519 $155,000
1516 Belmont, Parsons- 5BR, 3BA w/natural wood floors, pocket doors, 4 fireplaces, kitchen w/ pantry & fenced yard. #7480 $158,000
1715 Morgan, Parsons- Historic 6BR, 5BA w/hardwood floors, natural woodwork, 5 fireplaces, new kitchen & det. garage. #7492 $219,000
522 26,000 Rd., Dennis- 3BR, 3BA on 40 acres. Abundant wildlife, metal building, w/living area, chicken coop & more. #7528 $225,000
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429 Crestview, Parsons- 4-5BR, 3BA w/FR, w/fireplace, kitchen w/granite, full basement, screened porch & fenced yard. #7510 $237,500
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