Morris and Pearl Schollenberger owned the home until 1926, at which time the house was deeded to the Citizens State Bank, which then transfered the deed in 1931 to the Fammie & Floyd Brown Life Insurance Company. In1933 the life insurance company sold the house to a Fred J Friess who deeded the house to his daughter, Mary Friess in 1934. Mary married Dr. Fridolin Good and together they raised 7 children, (4 girls and 3 boys) in the house. Dr. Good also ran his chiropractic practice out of the front room of the house which was converted into his exam room.

In 1979 Mary Good set up a revocable trust. Mary Good died in 1990 and in 1991 the house went to Frederick and Bernice Stavniak (son and daughter of Dr. Fridolin and Mary Good). It appears that the house ownership was transferred to several of the children over time.

The house remained in the Good family until the last family member to own the house was a daughter, Edna Good. The home sits on three (3) city lots,  which were the last empty lots on the block when they were purchased in 1908. Many of the homes in this area were built around 1900-1910 and few before the turn of the 20th century. Another historical point of interest involves the house having always been deeded to a woman, which was very uncommon during the early 20th century.