Terrace Park, Ohio Building Survey

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No: 620  Street: Wooster Name: 
Family: William Wayne Krummert Jr. (Terrace Park  BP) OwnerInfo: Y
Built: 1963 Sec: 23 Sub: Wooster Pike 218 20x123     Camden Lot: IR 14-18 PT 19
Architect:  Cont/Build: 
#Owners:  Orig Use: Commercial Current Use: Commercial
STYLE Ranch:  Split:  Colonial:  Victorian:  Trans:  Trad:  Other: Y
  CapeC:  Bung:  Eng:  Dutch:  Cont:  Misc: 
CATALOGUE Sears:  Gunn:  Pease:  BH&G:  Pattern:  OtherC: 
MATERIAL Siding:  Brick:  Stone:  Stucco:  Br&Sid:  OtherM: 
ROOF: flat Stories:
CHANGES AsBuilt:  AddTo:  SubFrom:  Replace: Y
1963 - wreck one story concrete block Flower Shop (or was it Holke?).  Erect one story service station (Standard Oil).
CurrOwner: William Wayne "Bill" Krummert Jr. Date Frc: 2002 DateToc: 
OrigOwner:  Date Frm:  DateTo: 
Owner1: Charles Clemens (brick house) Date Fr 1:  DateTo 1: 
Owner2: James I. Finley Date Fr 2: 1937 DateTo 2: 
Owner3: Oscar Zeigler Date Fr 3: 1957 DateTo 3: 
Owner4: Standard Oil and then Sohio Date Fr 4: 1963 DateTo 4: 
Owner5: BP Date Fr 5:  DateTo 5: 1995
Owner6: William Wayne "Bill" Krummert Sr. Date Fr 6: 1995 DateTo 6: 2002
Owner7:  Date Fr 7:  DateTo 7: 
Owner8:  Date Fr 8:  DateTo 8: 
Owner9:  Date Fr 9:  DateTo 9: 
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Owner11:  Date Fr 11:  DateTo 11: 
1975 Owner:  Standard Oil Co. Ir 14-18 pt 19 Camden City & pt vac alley
Description: Service Station and Repair Garage
Story1: Information from Bill Krummert Sr., owner of BP:  the gas and service station (Sohio and later BP) is listed at 620 Wooster.  It was next door to the flower shop.  A restaurant, Holke Food Center, and parking lot were located where the Service Station is now.  Both properties were owned by Oscar Ziegler.  
  Bill Krummert graduated from Terrace Park School in 1949 and then went into the Service.  He grew up in the house on Indian Hill, (9200 Indian Hill Road) just past the old Iuen home.   Addison Maupin Jr. lives there now (2000), the 2nd house on the right after you turn left on Indian Hill Road at 800.  Bill worked at the Iuen Dairy Farm through High School.  He remembers that they milked 30 cows continuously there by hand.  At that time Henry Schmidt rented the Iuen Dairy Farm.  A Schmidt daughter, Agnes Goshee, lives in Clermont County (Owensville?).  It was probably in the early 1950s that the Iuen Dairy Farm ceased to be.  (see Oral Histories)
Story 2: In the 1950s Bill Krummert with Jack Williams (son of Mrs. Frances Williams of 906 Miami) started a new service station in Plainville on Wooster Pike at Walton Creek.)  (From Stan Miller's 1950s scrapbook.)
1951/3 Map: Holke Food Center (Wooster & Given) 
1959 Directory:  
1960 Directory:  
1962-63 Direct:  
1963-64 Direct:  
1965-66 Direct: Terrace Park Sohio Service (Elm [?] & Wooster) (Bill Krummert Sr. leased from Sohio)
1967-68 Direct: Terrace Park Sohio (Given & Wooster)
1969-70 Direct: "
1971-72 Direct:
1973-74 Direct: "
1975-76 Direct: "
1978 Directory: "
1980 Directory: "
1982 Directory: "
1984 Directory: "
1986 Directory: ''
1988 Directory: ''
1990-91 Direct: ''
1992-93 Direct: Terrace Park BP (same Co. as Sohio)
1994-95 Direct: ''          (Sold  in 1995 to Bill Krummert Sr.)
1996-97 Direct: ''
1998-99 Direct: "          (Bill Krummert Jr. leases from his father.)
2000-01 Direct: "  (2001 changes from BP to Citgo)
2002-03 Direct: TP Citgo  (Shirley Krummert, wife and mother, died July 21, 2002)
2004-05 Direct: "
2006-07 Direct: "
2008-09 Direct:  
2010-11 Direct: