1650 East Shore Dr - Wigwam  

Section 22 History 1835-1922

1899 -- Jul 28 Dr. Benepe and family are now occupants of their magnificent cottage upon the east side. This cottage is undoubtedly one of the finest finished structures of its kind upon the lake - Culver Herald

19__ - Dr. Charles Benepe (? John Leven Benepe - possible or a clue)

1900

1908

1908 - A. M. Dossbrenner [Alfred Morton Glossbrenner]

1903 - Benepe Cottage - bought by A. M. Glossbrenner [Alfred M. Glosbremner]

It is said he wrote a series of rules or the cottage of which are:
“Wigwam Rules.”

Rule I—Our Guests: The country is considered DRY, but many things you will find WET, if you snook around. The Lake for instance—and there are many, many springs about; in fact, so many that if you become thirsty in the night, you’ll even find springs in the beds.

Rule VII—Special: The squaws who accompany their Indians are requested not to use the curling irons except during stormy weather, as electric current is only supplied at this time.

Rule VIII—Fire: In case of fire, you will please give the alarm by wringing the towel.

Rule X—Fishing: There are some unusual fish in these waters; in fact, they are educated and very particular about making new acquaintances, but they occasionally answer a call and to any who desire to “tackle” them, Ike Walton fishing bait and accessories will be supplied.

By Order of BIG CHIEF and MINNIE-Ha-Ha. The POW WOW begins the eighth day of the eighth month of the year 1913

1922

1922 - A. M. Glossbrenner [Alfred Morton Glossbrenner] Catey Rasmussen: “Then, too, The Glossbrenner Family bought "The Wigwam" [even tho an early cottage on the south side was also named the Wigwam or Pottamomii and owned by Daniel Mc Donald] about 1905, developed the golf course, and printed a small history of The Maxinkuckee Association which includes Indian Legends. My Grandmother Glossbrenner had Indian rugs and pictures in their cottage. How we wept, my three sisters - even my brother, when that cottage was sold about 1936 at Grandfather A.M. Glossbrenner's death.”

1934 - Aug 1934 - Road Notice Notice Given for vacation of a public highway and to relocate ctooages and lands to be affected were Mary Cobb Beldon St Louis, Missouri; [1630 E. shore] Jennie Winslow, Indianapolis, Indiana; [1640 E. SHore Drive] A M. Glossbrenner, Indianapolis Indiana [1640 E. SHore Drive]; and Maxinkuckee Country Club

1942 - May 10 - Lake Maxinkuckee Summer House - Good location on east shore; modern with 5 bedrooms, and 2 car garage, newly painted. $10,000 takes it or whathave you to trade? George L. Glossbrenner, 2020 Montcalm St. Indianapolis,Indiana - Chicago Tribune (Illinois)

1943, Jul 28 - Minnie M. Glossbrenner WD to Charles Jr. and Betty Ann Maull commecing 110 feet south of the northwest corner lot 4, 22-32-1 at meander line of Lake Maxinkuckee, thence east etc.

1943, Jul - 1961 - Charles & Betty (Lysell) Maull Jr.

1958 Lake Directory - 1650 Charles Maull Jr. - 1650 East Shore Drive, Culver.

1979 - Aug. 2008 - Micheal F. & Judith Ann Deery Dorothy Helen (Greenen) Deery resided in an apartment on the property Aug 2008-2024 - Micheal F. & Judith Ann Deery, Personal Trust

COM 110' S NW COR LOT 4 MEAN LN LAKE