HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

Campbell building which is also tenanted by the Boston Store. The
second floor will be arranged in attractive office rooms, some of which
are already leased.
MILLER FOOD MARKET
Purchased by Mr. & Mrs. Myron Berkheiser
The News-Sentinel, April 21, 1936
Mr. & Mrs. Myron Berkheiser, of Bremen, formerly of this city,
purchased the Miller Food Market, an I.G.A. Store, yesterday from Mr.
& Mrs. A.F. Miller. Mr. Miller, who has been in ill health for several
months, is retiring on account of his health, but will continue to make
his home in this city.
Mr. & Mrs. Berkheiser have many friends here. Mr. Berkheiser
has been manager of a Kroger Store in Bremen for the past five years.
Previous to that he was employed in the Rochester Kroger and
Rochester A. & P. Stores. He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. M.E.
Berkheiser, near this city. Mrs. Berkheiser was formerly Miss Helen
Chamberlain, daughter of Mrs. Mary Chamberlain of Rochester. She
has meny friends here, as she was employed for many years in the
Mercer Insurance Office.
Assisting Mr. & Mrs. Berkheiser will be Conde Holloway and
George Fleegle of Akron. Mr. Fleegle comes well recommended as an
experienced meat cutter, formerly having been employed by C.E. Fleck
and son at Akron.
ERIE HOTEL
Leased by Mr. & Mrs. Reub Carr
The News-Sentinel, April 21, 1936
Mr. & Mrs. Reub Carr have leased the Erie Hotel and will
operate the same. They have reopened the lunch room and will serve
meals and short orders at all times of the day and night. The Erie hotel
and lunch room have been closed for several months.
NORTH END TRADING CENTER
Sponsored by Merchants of That Area
The News-Sentinel, April 24, 1936
The North End Trading Center has its nucleus at the intersection
of North Main and 4th Street with the trading area extending a block in
every directin from this focal point. Each week the members of this
organized commercial group plan to offer special trading inducements
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