Terrace Park, Ohio Building Survey

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No: 219  Street: Oxford Name: 
Family: FOR SALE OwnerInfo: Y
Built: 1910 Sec: 23 Sub: Sibley's Lots 3 & 4 of Camden City Lot: 12-13-14
Architect:  Cont/Build: 
#Owners:  Orig Use: Residential Current Use: Residential
STYLE Ranch:  Split:  Colonial:  Victorian:  Trans:  Trad: Y Other: 
  CapeC:  Bung:  Eng:  Dutch:  Cont:  Misc: 
CATALOGUE Sears:  Gunn:  Pease:  BH&G:  Pattern:  OtherC: 
MATERIAL Siding:  Brick: Y Stone:  Stucco:  Br&Sid:  OtherM: 
ROOF: gable with 3rd floor dormer Stories:
CHANGES AsBuilt: Y AddTo: Y SubFrom:  Replace: 
2000 - permit for Tom Koustmer to remodel - "remove existing master, add bath and new deck area, attic to bedroom".  Fletcher Homes contractor.  A. W. Schaub at Arcanum architect.  
CurrOwner:  Date Frc: 2008 DateToc: 
OrigOwner: Mary R. Hudson (daughter Dorothy) Date Frm: 1910 DateTo: 1929
Owner1:Dorothy P. Belz Date Fr 1: 1929 DateTo 1: 1931
Owner2: Walter H. Meier Date Fr 2: 1931 DateTo 2: 1940
Owner3: Arthur F. & Sylvia M. Cummins Date Fr 3: 1940 DateTo 3:  1951
Owner4: William H. & Nancy F. Ourand Date Fr 4: 1951 DateTo 4: 1956
Owner 7: Maxine Mains McCalla Date Fr 5: 1956 DateTo 5: 1969
Owner6: Carl E. & Alice Pruiss Date Fr 6: 1969 DateTo 6: 1972
Owner7: Dwight L. & Mary S. Osenbaugh Date Fr 7: 1972 DateTo 7: 1986
Owner8: Mark J. & Geralyn J. Daly Date Fr 8: 1986 DateTo 8: 1999
Owner 9: Katherine Koustmer Date Fr 9: 1999 DateTo 9: 2008
Owner10:  Date Fr 10:  DateTo 10: 
Owner11:  Date Fr 11:  DateTo 11: 
Land - 1886 J. W. Sibley to Henry Woermann, 1900 to John J. Woermann, 1910 to Mary R. Hudson.      
1975 Owner:  Dwight L. Osenbaugh. 12-13-14-Sib 1
Description: 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 3 story, yellow brick home with red tile roof.
Story 1: According to Helen Barnett a Mrs. Baldwin moved here from Milford (probably rented) with her 3 children, Bill, Mary Louise and Francis George, after the death of her husband.  While living on Oxford she sold several Terrace Park lots which she owned.  Helen was given to understand those sales were in order to finance Mary Louise's coming out party at Terrace Park Community House.  Helen did not remember when the Baldwins moved from Terrace Park or why.  Francis George Baldwin was the first person killed from this area in WWII.  He was shot down over Italy.  Thus the Terrace Park American Legion was named for him.  

?According to another note, these were Baldwin Piano people.  Was the mother Anna Louise? and was she divorced?  

Story 2: According to Helen Barnett this house was built c. 1910.  Evidently this was a lot with a lot of trees which is at least partly why Carl and Alice Pruiss bought it.  A great many of these trees went down in the tornado (1969?) that went through Terrace Park during the time they owned it.  Thus they moved to 112 Michigan.
1939 Map: Meier
1942 Map: Cummins
1951/3 Map: Arthur Cummins
1959 Directory: Carl & Maxine McCalla
1960 Directory: ''
1962-63 Direct: '' & Mrs. Robert (Della) Konsheim
1963-64 Direct: '' ''
1965-66 Direct: '' ''
1967-68 Direct: ''
1969-70 Direct: ''
1971-72 Direct: Carl & Alice Pruiss (moved in 1969 from Madison, CT) (moved to 112 Michigan)
1973-74 Direct: Dwight & Mary Osenbaugh
1975-76 Direct: '' (Dwight died May 9, 1975)
1978 Directory: ''
1980 Directory: "
1982 Directory: "
1984 Directory: ''
1986 Directory: Mark & Geralyn Daly (Sold 1986)
1988 Directory: ''
1990-91 Direct: ''
1992-93 Direct: ''
1994-95 Direct: ''
1996-97 Direct: ''
1998-99 Direct: "               (Sold 1999)
2000-01 Direct: Thomas & Katherine Koustmer
2002-03 Direct: "
2004-05 Direct: "
2006-07 Direct: "
2008-09 Direct:  
2010-11 Direct: