 In the spring of 1906, several men gathered together in a rooming house at 175 West 9th Avenue in Columbus, Ohio.The idea, conceived primarily by three men, Maxwell Corotius, Samuel N. Kerr, and Stanley B. Stowe, was the actual beginning of Delta Theta Sigma Fraternity at The Ohio State University.The fraternity was incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio on April 5, 1907 with 17 charter members.