2014年12月3日 · I was thinking that some of the displays were being shown over at the Schuster Center. Not sure of any of the details but I believe I saw it on the local news the other day... Last Edited by FreedomWriter on Dec 02, 2014 6:32 PM historybuff 254 posts Dec 03, 2014 6:43 AM

2007年7月1日 · Sherrer's is on north Main St. right past Nottingham Road and across from Forest Park shopping center. They still call Forest Park a shopping center although there's only 2-3 open stores there. JeffN 24 posts Apr 27, 2007 6:58 AM The Red Barn I ate at was on Woodman, close to where the old Gold Circle used to be. Old landmarks, LOL! DougS 4 posts

2008年2月18日 · Downtown where Rike's once stood (they imploded it) they have erected the beautiful "Schuster" performing arts center/highrise apartment building. That caused the closing of Memorial Hall back about 5 years ago or so. The Schuster is a nice building but to me the shows are overpriced and unaffordable for average families.

The story of the Chaplaincy, Veterans Administration Center. Dayton, Ohio, October 10, 1950. The Veterans Administration Center is an accepted Dayton institution, so accepted in fact that many people pay no attention to it and hardly know that it exists. To most Daytonians it is simply “The Old Soldiers’ Home” and that’s all.

At this Center, resident physicians in training will average approximately 40 per year in the following approved programs: general surgery, internal medicine, radiology, urology, and pathology. In addition, there is also a Dental Internship. The mid and late forties saw the hospital program developing into many separate specialties.

Andrew Sneller was united in the bonds of matrimony October 25, 1891, with Miss Jennie E. Schuster, daughter of Charles 0, and Mary E. (Loesch) Schuster, of Miamisburg, and to this union has been born one daughter Margaret May. Mrs. Sneller is a consistent member of the Reformed church, while Mr. Sneller affiliates with the Lutherans. Mr.

Linden Center was thus assured of a permanent lodging and its position as an affiliate of the Dayton Community Chest and as a Bureau of the City of Dayton was made secure. On May 5, 1930, the excavating was started for the new building and on …

2015年2月3日 · Hills and Dales Shopping Center lay empty for several years before being bought by the City of Kettering. They spearheaded the development into what you see today. colleen8 3 posts Nov 18, 2007 7:48 PM I remember going to Hills and Dales shoppping center after swimming practice at the Christopher Club. Was there a library in the center?

Veterans at the Soldiers' Home (now the VA Center) were, on average, consuming over 5,000 glass of beer per day, at a profit to the Home of nearly $100,000 a year. Published in the New York Times on January 3, 1895.

2011年1月25日 · JeffN 272 posts Nov 22, 2009 5:46 PM Does anyone else remember the Houser's drug store at Spin-Kemp?