219 S Main

1835 - Not Stated

1906 - Sanborn maps does not cover area

1914 Sanborn Map the 3rd house south from Madison.

1924 Sanborn Map dthe 3rd house south from Madison.

1914 Sanborn Map the 1st house south from

1937Sanborn Map the 3rd house south from Madison.

? - 1952- 1984 - Carmel Byron "C.B." "Peanuts" & Hattie McKinney

Found on Find-A-Grave:

Birth: Jul. 12, 1896 Vienna Scott County Indiana, Death: Feb. 23, 1984 Hibbard Marshall County Indiana Burial: McElrath Cemetery Marshall County Indiana

Carmel was one of eleven children born to James M. McKinney (b.1849) and Anna Margaret Losey (b.1864) who married in 1881.

Carmel served in the military during WWI between 24 Apr. 1917 and 10 Sep. 1919. I found him on the 1920 Census, back home with his parents. He was still single and working on telephone lines.

The following year, he married Hattie May Listenberger, most-likely in the spring or summer of 1920. The couple had four children together--Rosemary (1921-1946), William "Billy" Gene (1926-1944), Betty Jane (b.1928), and James W. (b.1929).

I found them on the 1930 Census, living in Union Twp. (today the Culver area), Marshall Co., Indiana, where Carmel was working as a "repair man" in an "engine room".

I searched for them on the 1940 Census and they popped up on the second page I looked at. Carmel was working as a "welder" doing "building maintenance", possibly at Culver Military Academy as two years later, on his WWII registration card, he gives C.M.A. as his place of employment. Daughter Rosemary was with her parents but was designated as "married" and using the surname "Wolff", though her husband wasn't with her. Also living with the family was Hattie's older brother Oliver C. Listenberger.

Tragically, Carmel and Hattie's son William died on New Year's Eve in 1944 at age 18, in an accident at Camp MacKall where he was a private in Co. D of the 515th Parachute Infantry.

The family suffered another tragedy in 1946 when daughter Rosemary died at age twenty-five. (Note: T hough she appeared on the 1940 Census as married, using the last name Wolff, it is her maiden name that appears on her marker.)

Carmel lived another thirty-eight years before being laid to rest in 1984. Hattie joined him two years later in 1986.

He also served on the Culver-Union Township Fire Department.

1984 - 1986 Hattie May (Listenberger) McKinney

Birth: May 1, 1895 Marshall County Indiana, USA Death: 1986 Burial: McElrath Cemetery Marshall County Indiana

Hattie was one of six children born to William Henry Lichtenberger (1856-1930) and Lucinda A. Garn (1861-1932)

Hattie did not appear on the 1920 Census with her parents, most-likely because she married Carmel Byro McKinney in the spring/summer of that year, shortly after Carmel was enumerated living with his parents in 1920.

Owner ship may have passed into their daughters hands for while Betty Milner Singleton

I am sure that both lived their till their daying day. - Peanuts grew his own tobacco along the north side of the property line which was also mingled with flowers and tomato plants.

NOTE: Betty Jane owned the 2 houses south of her parents before selling them; James lived on the southeast corner of Ohio and Marmont for many years befor finally moving onto the lake on South Street.

-1991, Dec - Robert L. & Margert Ross

1991, Dec-2004, Mar, - Herman A & Robin R Brettin

2004, Mar-2005, Aug - Harold W. & Lydia M Kuczwara

2005, Aug.-2015,Dec David T & Judith A Beggs

2015 - Sept 12 - To be re-zoned for parking lot purposes . Rezoning should take affect possibly at the Sept 21 plan commission meetting; with the council possibly granting final approval Oct. 13.

Judith A Beggs of 219 S. Main Culver, IN to approve a Development Standard Variance for a North and South side yard setback of 1 foot from the required 20 feet in order to create a parking lot.
Lot Number One (1) of the Original Plat of the Town now Uniontown, later called Marmont and now called Culver City, Marshall County, Indiana. Also described as: The South 36 feet of Lot Number One (1) of the Original Plat of the Town of Uniontown, later called Marmont and now called Culver City, Marshall County, Indiana and the North 30 feet of Lot Number One (1) of the Thomas K. Houghton's Correctedand Amended Plat of the Town of Uniontown, later called Marmont and now called Culver City, Marshall County, Indiana.
Notices are being sent to the peitioner arid to the owners of property affected by the petition. .... October 8, 15, 2015 CC1 1997

2015 - Oct 1 - Among other Town council approvals was the rezoning of 219 S. Main St. to be a town parking lot, following prior approval from Culver's plan commission. It was stipulated that the property owner must apply and be given a variance by the Culver BZA in October. One neighbor, it was noted, opposed the move, citing concerns over reduced property value adjacent to the planned lot (which will require razing the private residence situated there).

Notice Of Hearing Culver Town Council

October 13, 2015

Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be conducted by the Culver Town Council on a proposed new Culver Zoning Map that reflects changes to the current map.

On September 21, 2015 a public hearing by the Culver Planning Commission was held concerning a petition filed by the Town Of Culver to properly rezone to Commercial (C-2) from the current zoning of Residential (R-1) the following parcel:
50-21-16-303-012.000-014 219 S. Main Street.
The rezoning request was favorably approved by the Culver Planning Commission with a 5-0 vote.

A public hearing by the Culver Town Council will take place on October 13, 2015 during the regular Town Council meeting to be held at 6:30pm that evening.

The public hearing will be conducted at the Town Hall, 200 East Washington Street, Culver, Indiana. All interested members of the public are invited to attend and take part in said public hearing either in person, or represented by an attorney or agent, or present statements in writing either for or against said proposed changes in the zoning ordinnce.

Dated this 22nd day of September2015.
Karen Helm
Culver Clerk-Treasurer
October 1,5,2015 CC1 560 hspaxlp

2015 - Nov -5 -

Town manager Jonathan Leist reported, at the Oct. 27 meeting of Culver's town council, that zoning for the property just south of Main Street Manor on South Main Street was changed, though there's a shortfall in funding for the project. That fact was reported at the previous council meeting, when it was explained that contracting company CMD, which had been targeted to create the lot, told the town the cost for the work would be approximately $9,000 higher than originally quoted. Should the town approve moving forward, said Leist, CMD and the Culver Redevelopment Commission had reached an agreement whereby the project was funded except the lighting and fencing for the lot. Audience member Kathy Clark, of the CRC, said CMD would not be involved unless the company handled the lighting and fencing, though less costly fencing could be considered. The town would take care of signage at the lot as well. She said the high end cost for the lighting would be $10,000, though it might be less. She expressed hopes the light fixtures would match the "vintage" style installed in the town in recent years. The council approved moving forward with the project (with an abstention from council member Dave Beggs, who is selling the property in question to the CRC), though specific costs and funding sources within the town's coffers were not specified, with town clerk Karen Heim suggesting actual spending would easier, budget-wise, after the new year.

2015,Dec-2016 - Alan R Collins & Culver Redevelopment Commission 2015 - Dec 3 - Among reported items from town manager Jonathan Leist was the signing of an agreeme It to create a new public parking lot on South Main Street, between the Culver Redevelopment Commission, the property owner, and Alan Collins of CMD, which will engineer construction of the lot.

Section 16 OP LOT 1 S 36' LEGAL DESC: SOUTH 36' LOT 1 OP