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209 S
Washington
Paul
Thom's Dancing School
2-6 E Main,
Masonic Temple
2010 
1908
09 18 The opening of Paul Thom's dancing class at Turner
Opera house, Friday evening, October 2, 1908. All the latest up-to-date dances taught. The barn dance in all its various figures
will receive special attention. WG
1909
07
02 A Fine Doll House. Ferd.
Schmutzler has built a fine doll house for his little daughter Marie; it is
a facsimile of Paul Thom’s residence, [at 209 South] Washington Street, in all its
details, inside and outside, paint, architecture, etc. It is furnished throughout and Miss Marie’s
dollies have a very beautiful home.
During the day time it occupies a conspicuous place on the porch at Mr.
Schmutzler’s home and is admired by everybody who sees it. Ferd. Is certainly a genius and must have had
a great deal of patience while putting together this miniature doll house. WG
1913
2-6 E Main, Masonic Temple, dancing academy located within temple
