[2] He is remembered fondly as an art instructor among his many successful students: Joseph Plavcan, Wilbur Adams, Robert Joy, Andrew H. Hintenach, Lester Roesner, and Harry Simpson.
[5] Iverd was nationally known for covers he painted for the Saturday Evening Post, McCall's, Ladies Home Journal, and The American Magazine.
He also made several paintings for the Dorrance Co. (owners of Campbell's Soup), Successful Farming, Christian Herald, The Rotarian, Monarch Foods, Winchester Western Company, Pure Oil Cooperation, Iodent Toothpaste and the Buffalo Evening News.
[6] In 1930, George and Lillian Ericson purchased a plot in the Glenwood neighborhood of Erie, where he personally designed and had built a large house with five bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, two fireplaces, three chimneys, and many interesting features.
The oak beams in the living room ceiling were imported from Canada, and the walls were plastered in the French style, which Ericson personally demonstrated to the craftsmen building his house.