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620 Wooster Pike

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General Information

No:   620  
Street:    Wooster   
House Name:     
Historic Plaque:     
Owner Info:   Y  
Built:    1963   
Sec:   23  
Subdivision:   Wooster Pike 218 20x123 Camden  
Lot:   IR 14-18 PT 19  
Architect:     
Cont/build:     

Description:    1 story flat roof Service Station and Repair Garage   
Original Use:   Commercial  
Current Use:   Commercial  

CHANGES:
As Built:   Y  
Added To:   N  
Subtracted From:   Y  
Replaced:   Y  

Description Of Changes:    1963 - wreck one story concrete block Flower Shop (or was it Holke?). Erect one story service station (Standard Oil).  
Deeds
Shows earliest property ownership records

Stories:

Story 1: Lemmon family owners in the 1930s (see deeds). Catherine Lemmon was born in Ireland in 1820 and died 19 April 1899. R. Lemmon was born in Pennsylvania in 1822 and died 2 July 1905. William Lemmon was born in 1861 and died 25 April 1900, killed on the Railroad. Charles Lemmon was born 2 February 1872 and died 13 December 1932, aged 60 years, Monroe (Evans) Funeral Home. They are all buried in Section 10 of Greenlawn Cemetery, Milford, OH. (see deeds)
Story 2: 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.
Story 3: 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.)