On 14 February 1942, Louis Edward Griever registered for the World War II draft. Residence 5106 Grenhill [sic] Avenue, age 21, born 11 August 1921 in Baltimore, Maryland, name of person who will always know your address Bessie E, wife, of same address. Employer Carl G. Wilmer of 3445 Parklawn Avenue. White, 5’8”, 182 pounds, brown hair, brown eyes, ruddy complexion, birthmark on left leg. [World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940–1947.]

1950 U.S. Census, Baltimore City, Maryland
Enumeration District 4-1287, Sheet 4
5106 Greenhill Avenue, Dwelling 35, not on a farm
Gould, Jay Sr., head, white, male, 60, married, born in Maryland, working, 40 hours worked, machinist for can factory, private work
Gould, Irene M., wife, white, female, 56, married, born in Maryland, housework, both parents born in the U.S., completed 11th grade
Gould, William, son, white, male, 32, never married, born in Maryland, occupation category other, did not work last week, not seeking work, not employed
Griever, Louis, son-in-law, white, male, 29, married, born in Maryland, working, 40 hours worked, truck driver in construction, private work
Griever, Bessie L., daughter, white, female, 25, married, born in Maryland, housework
Griever, William L., grandson, white, male, 3, never married, born in Maryland
Griever, Betty Irene, granddaughter, white, female, 2 never married, born in Maryland
Inglart, Elizabeth K., mother-in-law, white, female, 84, widowed, born in Maryland, unable to work