Odebolt Homes

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Lincoln Avenue, 1909 Oursler home on corner, Helsell home 2nd from right	Lincoln Ave from the south	Lincoln Avenue, 1909, showing Henry Hanson home	Helsell home 208 S. Lincoln, built in 1904 by W.A. Helsell, a long-time Odebolt attorney
W.N.Oursler Home,pre-1915, corner of Lincoln and 2nd Streets	Huebner home, 1912	J. A. Engstrom home, early 1900's	Joseph Mattes home
Burnquist home (1900 Census has a Charles Burnquist)	C.C. Coy Home	A.S. Teaquist Home 524 S. Lincoln Ave. Built in 1915.	Albert Stevenson home
A. H. Hatch Home razed in 1974 to be replaced by the Rosmer Bruce Annex of the library. Corner of 2nd & Walnut.	G. H. Ballard home circa 1910 The house originally stood at 524 So. Hanson Blvd. & was moved to its present location (504 W 6th) sometime before this picture was taken. It was known as the G. H. Ballard home. E. P. Potteiger bought it, added 3 rooms, and ran his jewelry business there in the 1920's. The next owner was Anna Carlson who sold it to my parents, Dennis and Eleanor Peterson in 1952. - Mike Peterson, Dec. 2007	Amelia Schlesinger Fertig and her home in Odebolt. My guess is this was taken between 1920 and 1925. Her husband, Andrew Fertig (retired farmer, father of locals William and John Fertig) died in Odebolt in 1907. - submitted by Allen Hoaglund, Ohio

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