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2832 Collingwood has been home to many people. The 1910 city directory listed Rollo St. John, a manager, and boarder Jacquin St. John; Harvey Compton, a lawyer, in 1911; Moses Isenberg, the president and general manager of the Isenberg Brothers Company in 1912; Celia Lamson, the widow of Albert Lamson, in 1918: and John Newton who had many titles over the years and student roomer Sabra Newton in 1918, 1921 and 1929. In 1918 Mr Newton was the secretary of the Citizens' Sand & Gravel Company while in 1921 he was listed as the secretary of the LaBeau Wrecking Company and in 1929 he sold insurance from 434 Sptizer Building. | |||||
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