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Latest revision as of 12:03, 20 February 2015
The house located at 1045 Quinby Ave. was built in 1919 by Floyd C. Snyder who was proprietor of the Snyder Bakery in downtown Wooster. Snyder was also the son-in-law of Julius T. Keister, senior partner in Keister Bros. grocery, who built the house directly south of Snyder's house at 1043 Quinby Ave. Photograph by S. Zimmerman
Residents
The following is a list of residents residing at 1045 Quinby Ave.
1919
Floyd C. Snyder
Newspaper articles
- March 28, 1919: "Purchase Beautiful Quinby Avenue Lots" by Unknown, Wooster Daily Republican, p. 6.
- August 01, 1919: "House Wall Washed Away" by Unknown, Wooster Daily News, p. 6.
- July 01, 1919: "Leading Properties Have Changed Hands" by Unknown, Wooster Daily News, p. 1.
- May 27, 1919: "5 New Homes For The City" by Unknown, Wooster Daily Republican, p. 6.