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February 11, 1976
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This one building in Marietta
used to contain 11 businesses
by Hazel Baker
Perhaps a record was
established early in this
century when a two-story
brick structure in Marietta
housed 11 businesses be-
hind 70 feet of street
frontage.
A newspaper clipping
owned by Mrs. Harry Zuch
reveals that a dentist's
office, shoe store, shoe
factory, tobacco store, news
agency, clothing store, milk
business, and living quart-
ers were all squeezed into
one building.
The late George Resch
owned the property.
John Seaman ran a shoe
repair shop and lived in
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rooms at the rear. His rooms
later served as a drug store
and restaurant. His Mari-
etta Shoe Factory was up-
stairs.
George Zuch ran a whole-
sale cigar and tobacco
business from the building.
His quarters doubled as
office for the Justice of the
Peace.
Charles Wagner ran a
newspaper agency in the
building.
Thomas Moran had rocoms
as well as a clothing store.
(The store was operated by
M. Kaskey.)
Lester Zuch managed
Martin's Pasturized Milk
from an upstairs office. The
milk was pasteurized in the
basement.
There must not have been
a housing ordinance in those
days.
Deb Meckley
on Dean’s list
Debra M. Meckley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Meckley, 104
Marietta Street, Mcunt Joy,
has been named tc the
Dean’s List at Lebancn
Valley Cellege.
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$2.22
$2.22
Girls’ Warm Sleepwear
Ladies Jeans
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