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1875 Directory of
VERONA & BALTIMORE
Pg. 182
(Transcribed by Sharon Wick)
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VERONA & BALTIMORE
Population about 300
A part of the village is situated in
Harrison township. Preble county, and part in Montgomery
county. The Preble county portion is called Verona, and
contains about twice as many inhabitants, as the part "beyond
the line," which is called Baltimore. The Post-office is
named West Baltimore, and is situated in the Montgomery part of
the town. Verona was founded by Jacob Karr, Leasure &
Reed, and Robert Calhoun. Acknowledgment of
plat, June 21, 1853. Addition by Lydia Moore, William
Corwin and others, Mar. 3, 1873. An addition was made
by D. Werts, J. D. Mills and L. Cassell.
Churches,
- Presbyteirian
- Christian
Physician,
- H. Hill
General Store,
- R. Davidson
Grocer,
- John Kurfiss
Grocers & Hucksters,
- A. Deckwitz,
- H. Fadler,
- H. Longe
Shoe Maker,
- Ezra Gilbert
- Agricult'l Implements,
- Leaf Tobacco & Tombstones,
- John Glick
Blacksmiths,
- John Bope,
- Wm. Hevel,
- John Riber |
Manufacturer of Buggies
& Wagons,
- Solomon Wikle
Buggy Manuf'r,
- John Riber
Carpenters,
- John Bope,
- Ishmael Emrich,
- Samuel McPete
- John Wolf
Huckster,
- Geo. Anderson
Justice of the Peace and Teacher,
- Nathan S. Hart
Constable,
- I. Emrich
Dress Makers,
- Matilda Fleming,
- Rosanna Miller
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Laborers,
- G. Anderson,
- Ishmael Emrick,
- Wm. Fultz,
- Jacob Karsh
- James Karch,
- Henry Myers,
- Samuel McPete,
- Alfred Thompson,
- Warren Thompson,
- David Loy
Retired,
- Wm. Thompson
Farmers,
- John Kurfiss,
- Mrs. Mary Trick
- James Nisbit,
- Ulrich Shafer,
- Harman Unger,
- John Winkelman. |
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