1012 East Shore Drive - Cozy Cote
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Section 22 - ? acres
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Section 22
Section 22 Lot 1 - 37.70A; 40
Section: 22 Lot 2 - 45.45A
Section 22 Lot 3 - 32.00A
Section 22 Lot 4 - 35.70A
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1872 Plat Map Section 22
Lot 1 - 37.32 - G. Peeples
Lot 2 - 45.45A S & J. W Rector
Lot 3 32A - S. Rctor
S & J W Rector - 40A
A Smith - 80A
3.90A - A W B
.97? - D J
159A - J. C. Miles a part in Sec. 23-
A Bartholomew 35.70A
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1876 Plat Map Section 22
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1880 Plat Map Section 22
Platted cottage lots
G. Peeples 35.5A
Rector & Thomas 85A & 32A
H. B. Scott 34.50A |
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Alice W. Pierce
1900 - M. M. Millken (Madora Millikan (Mrs. Lynn B)
This list starts on the north side and was compilied during
Well testing on Aug. 25 & 26, 1900
1904 - May 26 - Mrs. Alice W. Pierce is having her cottage papered.
The well known decorator, G. W. Garn is doing the work.
1905 - May 25 - Mr. L. B. Millikan has purchased the Alice Pierce cottage and
taken possesion
1905 - May 25 - Alice W. Pierce to Madora Millikan, tract in Union to. $3100
1905 - Jun 1 - Mr. L. B. Millikan is having a flowing will driven and cement walks
built at his cottage
At the top of the article
Lake Maxinkuckee -
the Beautiful By Joe S. Miller Indianapolis Star, Jul 2 1905 there were scenes of
Lake Maxinkuckee and photos of cottages - tho nothing of mention of them - it was
an article of ramblings of reminecences of past history/lengends of Lake Maxinkuckee.
This was one and identified as the "Milliken Cottage" | and resenbles photos of
1022 E. Shore known as
"Shady Bluff"
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1908 - Aug 13 - Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Millikan returned to Cozy Cote Tuesday
after a weeks visit to Indianapolis
1908 - Millikan
The Lot Numbers in red are tody's (2015) working from both directions the Brawnell and Marmon
cottage the area in between has been decipherd somewhat. The lot sizes and shape have changed
some what the lot to the south
1122 E. Shore | works out to have been also a part the Millikan lot.
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1912 = Jul 10 - Mrs. Lynn Milliken and son will go to their cottage at Lake Maxinkuckee
earlt newt week to spen the summer - Indianapolis Star
1919 - Listing of cottages under a new numbering system
172 - Lynn B Millikan
General contractor and builder Lynn B. Millikan built Millikan Flats in about 1908.
Millikan, a New Castle, Indiana, native, was known for factories, business blocks,
and high-end residences (he built sixteen houses in the 1600-2500 block of North
Meridian Street Indianapolis in the 1890s, including his own home.
1922 -- M. M. Millken (Madora Maud Millikan (Mrs. Lynn B)
1930 -- M. M. Millken (Madora Maud Millikan (Mrs. Lynn B)
1942 - Sep 16 - Madora D. Millikan, decd, AD to Gaylord B. Millikan etux, tract
on Lake Maxinkuckee in Lot 1 in 22-32-1 and Lot 5 Vonnegut subdivision.
1949-1959, Jan --
Lester J. Powlen Sr.
1958ectory - 1012 L. J. Powlen - , 730 E. Broadway, Logansport, lnd.
1959 - Jan 13 - Indianapolis M.D. Purchases Powlen East Side Home
Joseph E. Walther, M.B. of Indianapolis has purchased one of the most beutiful
summer homes on Lake Maxinkuckee - the property at 1012 East Shore Drive
belonging to Lester J. Powlen, retired Logansport automobile dealer.
Dr. and Mrs Walther are the parents of four girls and two boys who will greatly
enjoy the large 8-bedroom, 4-bath year around house.
Their Indianapolis home is located at 4266 N pennsylvania St.
The Powlen family, now reduced to two, is looking for a smaller place, preferably
on the East Shore.
They have been summer residents for 10 years and have a genuine fondess for Culver
1959, Jan - ?
Dr. Joseph E. Walther
1959- May 13 Dr. Joseph Walther Family Is Fine Addition to Lake Summer Colony
One of the finest and most refreshing additions to the Lake Maxinkuckee summer colony in
recent years is the family of Joseph E. Walther, M.D. and Mrs Walther of Indianapolis,
who are now comfortably settled in the large home they purchased from the L. J. Powlens
of Logansport, one of the most attactive along the East Shore.
Joe and Mary Margaret Walther have six wonderful children, all of whom asr excellent
swimmers (thanks to the Indianapolis Athletic club pool) as well as talented musicians.
The are Mary Ann, 13; Joanne, 11; Karl JOseph, 10; Suzanne, 9; Diane, __; and Kut Edward 6.
Mrs Walther is the daugheter of Dr. Karl R. Ruddell, noted Indianapolis surgeon, and Mrs.
Ruddell, who were here to enjoy Mother's Day together. Incidently the Walther and Ruddell
families are a perfect example of what McCall's Magazine tems "togetherness"
Dr Walther is the head of Memorial Clinic of Indianapolis, _. One of his chief medical
responsiblilites is to keep the top employees of such important Hoosier capital firms as
Indiana Gear Works, Inc. and Allison Division of General Motors Corporation in robust
health.
Recently Dr. Walther also bought the Henry W. Bliss place at
1022 East Shore Drive, next to
his new Lake home which he shall turn over to Clinic clients for informal business sessions
and family outings.
During World War II, Dr. Walther had a brillant record in the U.S. Air Force in the South
Pacific.
Other members of the household are Mabel a marvelous cook, who has been with the Ruddell and
Walther families for two generations and a handsome __xer with a tricky name.
? -1987,Nov. Joseph E. Walther, Partnership
1987, Nov-1989, Nov. - Doctor's Office Inc.
1989, Nov-1998, Aug - Samuel M. Margolis
1998, Aug. - Mary Ann Margolis
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1998,Aug-2024 - Mary Ann & Samuel M Margolis, Trustees
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