In June 1872, just one month following the death of his wife Arvilla, Luther Moses placed this ad in the Cleveland Leader, indicating his house, as well as 34 sublots in his new subdivision, were for sale. The house did not immediately sell, and in fact eventually was rented out for a number of years before it was finally purchased in 1879 by prominent Cleveland engineer, Theodore Scowden, and his wife Rosetta, who lived in it during their altogether too short retirement. | Source: Cleveland Public Library, Digital Newspaper CollectionDownload Original File
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