Terrace Park, Ohio Building Survey

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No: 607  Street: Wooster Name: (Peebles House???)
Family: Rodgers OwnerInfo: Y
Built: 1900 Sec: 23 Sub: Camden City Lot: Irreg 67-70, pt 66
Architect:  Cont/Build: 
#Owners:  Orig Use: Residential Current Use: Residential
STYLE Ranch:  Split:  Colonial:  Victorian: Y Trans:  Trad:  Other: 
  CapeC:  Bung:  Eng:  Dutch:  Cont:  Misc: 
CATALOGUE Sears:  Gunn:  Pease:  BH&G:  Pattern:  OtherC: 
MATERIAL Siding: Y Brick:  Stone:  Stucco:  Br&Sid:  OtherM: 
ROOF: gable & hip Stories: 2 1/2 
CHANGES AsBuilt:  AddTo: Y SubFrom:  Replace: 
The front porch was added by Mrs. McMullen for more dining space.
CurrOwner: Mary Childress (Chile) Rodgers Date Frc: 1970 DateToc: 
OrigOwner:  Date Frm:  DateTo: 
Owner1: Peebles ? Date Fr 1:  DateTo 1: 
Owner2: Mr. & Mrs. McMullen Date Fr 2:  DateTo 2: 
Owner3: Lenora B. McGee (McMullen's daughter) Date Fr 3: 1937 DateTo 3: 
Owner4: Ruth G. Rubenkoenig Date Fr 4:  DateTo 4: 1956
Owner5: George F. & Norma J. Ebert Date Fr 5: 1956 DateTo 5: 1962
Owner6: Mr. & Mrs. William (Billy R. & Adelaide) Horstman Date Fr 6: 1962 DateTo 6: 1969
Owner7: Sec of Hud Date Fr 7: 1969 DateTo 7: 1970
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1975 Owner:  Mary Childress Rogers Camden City ir 66-70 pts 66-389
Description:  
Story 1: Information from Childress Rodgers.  "In April of 1970 I moved to 607 Wooster Pike in Terrace Park.  My next door neighbors were Edith and Matt Cook.  Mr. & Mrs. Cook were born in this area in the late 1800s and lived here most of their lives.  They were a great source of information about the history of Terrace Park.  These are a few facts that they told me.
  Mr. and Mrs. McMullen owned this house and land across the street where they had a barn and pasture for their horses and cows.  The Cooks believed that the house was built in the late 1800s. When Mr. McMullen (David) died, Mrs. McMullen supported herself by serving chicken dinners and homemade ice cream on weekends.  People came from Cincinnati on the Swing Line Railroad which ran through Red Bird Hollow to Terrace Park.
  So many people were coming that she added a front porch to the house for an extra dining room.  Sometimes Mrs. Cook and her sister waited tables for Mrs. McMullen.  She was known for having the first fresh garden vegetables of the year and made her own bread, hot rolls and was famous for her ice cream.  Mrs. Virginia Marquett of 800 Indian Hill Road still has some of Mrs. McMullen's recipes for ice cream and hot rolls."
  Virginia Marquette adds that her mother's sisters Evelyn and Helen often helped wait tables.  The meal served was fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, fresh vegetables, homemade potato rolls, with angel food cake or ice cream for dessert.  Chicken hearts evidently were not needed for the dinners so they were sent over to the Cook home next door.  Groups of ladies made reservations to come for lunch and then play cards, mainly bridge, afterwards.  
Story 2: McGee on 1939 & 1942 maps.  The McMullen daughter, Leonora, married John Schrimper who had a sister, Mable who married Frank McGee.  After John Schrimper and his sister both died, Leonora married Frank McGee.
1939 Map: McGee (moved here from Rugby Ave.)
1942 Map: McGee
1951/3 Map: Rubenkoenig (Did they move to 221 Miami?)
1959 Directory: George & Norma Ebert (moved to Columbus OH)
1960 Directory: '' & Mrs. Hazel Gerrons
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1963-64 Direct: William & Addie Horstman
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1971-72 Direct: Miss Childress "Chile" Rodgers (1970 from Indian Hill)
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