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The Weber years on Superior

A home connected
to Toledo golf history.

A 1910 Toledo social directory places Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Weber at 1115 Superior.

A 1913 city directory lists Frank E. Weber of Alex Weber's Sons at this address—and lists Harold Weber, also associated with the family firm, boarding at 1115 Superior. That gives the house a documented connection to two brothers who helped shape the early Inverness Club.

A Toledo Library record for a 1992 photograph classifies the home as a two-and-a-half-story brick dwelling in the Stick style.

Harold also helped with Inverness's early course layouts. The Blade account identifies Frank as Harold's brother, while the city directory ties both men to the same family business and, in 1913, to this house.

A 1999 Toledo Blade retrospective reproduces a 1928 photograph whose caption identifies S. P. Jermain and Frank Weber beside Jermain's monument at Ottawa Park Golf Course. The archival caption resolves a commonly confused detail: the second man is Frank, not Harold.

Historical precision: the directories independently prove residence at 1115 Superior, but Frank Weber's title link remains unresolved. The website therefore describes a documented connection rather than claiming verified ownership.