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2324 Glenwood was home to Oskar Schyltze, the secretary and treasurer of Hoppe & Strub, according to the 1896 and 1900 city directories. Marie Kuhlmann boarded here. The live-in domestic in 1900 was Marie Koepke. The 1910 directory listed Meyer Greenberg as the occupant of this home but the address was listed as "vacant" in 1912. Mr. Greenberg was the manager of the Toledo Pressing Club. Charles Lewis, a photographer located at 1217 Madison, lived here in 1912 through 1918. Eliza Lewis, the widow of William Lewis, roomed here as well as did Helen Lewis. The house was vacant in 1921. | |||||
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