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2631 Scottwood was home in 1910 to Harry Willard, the president and manager of the Toledo Lithographing Company. Elizabeth Harley, the widow of Edward Harley, also lived here in 1910. Dwight Goodwin, a clerk with the County Auditor's Office, boarded in this home at that same time. Harry Haughton, the secretary-manager of the Haughton Elevator Company, lived here in 1911. The 1918 city directory listed Charles Clark of the Clark's Hotel as the occupant while the 1921 directory listed Ralph Smith, an agent with the Automobile Insurance Bureau. | |||||
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