Olde House Inn

NOTICE..
Several seamstresses are sending clients our way because they would like to focus on weddings and formal wear. Consequently we enlarged our business this past month to handle local business as well.
However, it is by appointment or “if I’m here”. You may text me always at 330-268-4033. 😃
Quick Fit is a specialized extension of Berry Fit Company, that offers expert alterations for both streetwear and show clothes. With a focus on fit and quality, Quick Fit ensures every piece fits flawlessly, whether it's for everyday wear or performance attire.

South Broadway after flood.

Bridge Building House

Reeves Hotel 1907

Arch Bridge New Phila, 1890’s

C1900 on 3rd Street New Phila

I love old pictures of houses and warehouses....makes me want to go inside for a look. I just spent an hour on eBay so will share photos I found in case you have the same addition.
This first one is Jerusalem and the frame house built in 1847.

William Clark Gable born in Cadiz OH, Harrison Co. February 1, 1901. From the book: "The Young Mr. Gable" by Charles B. Wallace - Preface - Clark Gable once said that his epitaph should read, "He was lucky, and he knew it." Gable wasn't joking when he said that. He knew what he had been --a small town boy from Ohio with only a few advantages. And he knew what he had become--the world's most admired and famous motion picture actor. Only luck, as he saw it, could account for the difference. "There's no special light that shines inside me and makes me a star," said Gable shortly before his death in 1960, "I'm just a lucky slob from Ohio. I happened to be in the right place at the right time and I had a lot of smart guys helping me--that's all." Picture of William Clark Gable circa 1903. **I just found a wedding picture for William Gable & Jennie Dunlap 16 Apr 1903 and this is how Clark is dressed. I would say this picture was taken the same day

You most likely have noticed this intriguing home in Mineral City.....there are more in the area as well....

If you have never been in The Women's Library in Massillon, OH.....you NEED to see it! Our Heritage Homes Assn had our annual meeting there, ate a wonderful meal starting with cinnamon pecan rolls, followed by an extensive tour. It is unbelievable both in the size and details of hand carved woodwork.

Here is a list of owners to date the Olde House Inn:

May, 1848. Samuel Stokey

Dec, 1854. Charles Espich

Mar, 1859. Arthur B. Rowlee

Mar, 1864. Michael Hardman

Mar, 1865. John P. Chapin

May, 1870. Richard B. Johnson

May, 1880. James Patrick, Jr.

Dec, 1888. Mary H. Patrick

Aug, 1937. James E. Patrick

Nov, 1988. Esther G. Patrick

Dec, 1988. David R. Kellogg

Aug, 1995. Ronald M. Kellogg

Oct, 1998. David Kellogg

Feb, 2001. Daniel R. Pollack

Feb, 2007. Hugh B. And Carolyn Berry