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668 Nessle Street was home to Ingle Busard, a machinist, in 1911. Jesse Miller, a chauffer, lived here next according to the 1918 city directory. The 1921 city directory listed Harry Day, a machinist, as the resident of this home. The April 21, 1932 issue of the Toledo News-Bee reported that the Fannie Hoff Circle of Palestine Circle would meet at the home of Mrs. Lavina Bussard of 668 Nesselwood Avenue. | |||||
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