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The Courier Blizzard Edition
Complete with the inscription: “Consider yourself lucky. This edition was limited and very few people got one” Thank you Judy Steen Humphrey January 28, 1978
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“Mystic” Name of Long-Time Movie House Gave Way to Royal In 1918
More ownership changes were to come in the operation of the Mystic motion picture theater in Findlay in the years succeeding the Stanley Lawrence regime, which started in 1911 and continued until the summer of 1915. It was Findlay's first movie house, its operation dating back…
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Davis Opera House
Davis Opera House is an important Landmark 1875-1916 | Davis Opera House | 212-214 South Main St. The Davis opera house, one of our landmarks In the remodeling and rebuilding of what has so long been known as the Davis Opera House, situated on the west side of South Main Street…
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Keystone Cops Keestone Kops
In performance of their "duty" at the Bluffton Centennial the Keystone Cops will "arrest" beardless men who are unable to produce a shaving permit, and escort them to the "jail" which has been constructed for that purpose. Their slogan could be "Have Billy Club. Will travel."…
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PORTER’S MUSIC
Porter, the oldest music store in Ohio, offers a complete line of pianos, organs, band instruments, stereo equipment, guitars and amplifiers.
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Interview with Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce
Meet Our New Members with Doug Jenkins from Findlay-Hancock Chamber of Commerce…
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HARRIS THEATER CLOSES | Formerly the Majestic
1927-1973 | Harris Theater | 602-606 S Main St 📍Findlay, Ohio 1906-1927 | Majestic Theater | 602-606 S Main St 📍 Findlay, Ohio DEMOLITION PLANNED By DAVE DUDLEY | Staff Writer Progress. You can ignore it and look the other way, pretending that some things will never change. Or…
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Hoodie
Locally-📍nspired Hoodies. Now available— https://shop.temple-of-tickle-britches.art/ For your viewing pleasure: Findlay Village Mall | the Beehive Building | Dillon’s Bar | Harris Theatre | Evans Typewriter | Tommy Trojan | 1224 South Main | American Mask Manufacturing ||…
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