Happy Christmas. Here's a jump back to Christmas, 1961.
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Bill's Clothes Family: Ralph, Bill, and Dan
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Bing's Furniture, 22300 Lakeshore Blvd.
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Get your turkey on (or to go) at Charterhouse, 24800 Euclid Ave.
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Euclid Travel, 22078 Lakeshore Blvd.
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Friedman Jewelers, Milt and Arnie Friedman, 22312 Lakeshore Blvd.
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Gornik's Store for Men and Boys, 22340 Lakeshore Blvd.
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Hobby Horse, 22822 Lakeshore Blvd.
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Hometown Restaurant, 830 Babbitt Rd.
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L&K Sohio, John Legarth, 792 East 200th St.
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The coolest VINTAGE McDonald's, 16910 Lakeshore blvd.
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Paul's Bike & Hobby, 797 East 185th St.
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Euclid Race Tree Ice Cream & Egg Not
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Euclid Race Dairy, 503 East 200th St.
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Riedel's Trains, 1040 Babbitt Rd.
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Runyon Shoes, Bill Runyon and Family, 686 East 185th St.
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Smith's Restaurant, Lakeshore Blvd.
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Spudnut and coffee shop, 397 East 200th St.
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Stern's Men's Wear, 715 East 185th St.
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Santa! Wendy Lou Card and Gift Shop, 22466 Shore Center Dr.
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Thanks so much. These bring back memories of businesses and people I knew, and even one place I worked. Happy holidays to you!
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ReplyDeleteThere may have been a Helen Hutchley's ice cream store on the east side of 222nd St. (next to a paint store, probably Sherwin-Williams) near Arms Ave. It closed sometime in the late 1960's. If it wasn't Helen Hutchley's, it was a small shop that served ice cream. I vaguely remember other items being sold there such as greeting cards and knick-knacks. Someone else on this blog may remember it better.
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