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532 Collins was home to Floyd Dewey according to the 1911 city directory. Mr. Dewey was a travel agent (salesman) with the Bostwick-Braun Company. The 1918 directory listed Edmund Froehlich, a laywer, while the 1921 and 1924 directories listed Charles Armstrong, a salesman, as the resident of this home. By 1924 he sold advertising novelites from his office in the Nicholas Building. Carrie Armstong was his wife. | |||||
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