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January 22, 1953
The Oakwood Press (Oakwood
Oakwood, Montgomery County, Ohio
What is this article about?
The Quick Chick restaurant in Dayton moves from a 16x8 trailer at 2630 Far Hills Avenue to a 40x40 building at 4020 Far Hills Avenue, now offering unique take-out dinners with complete service under proprietor Harry E. Condron.
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"Quick Chick" Offers
Unique Food Service
The Quick Chick has "flown its coop" at 2630 Far Hills avenue and is now nestled in a deluxe establishment at 4020 Far Hills avenue where it dispenses a food service unique to Dayton.
In addition to a regular restaurant and food market specializing in delicatessen items, the firm now offers complete "take-out" dinners all ready to serve and including plastic table service.
According to Harry E. Condron, proprietor, the Quick Chick started out as a 16x8 trailer and has now grown into its own 40x40 building.
Unique Food Service
The Quick Chick has "flown its coop" at 2630 Far Hills avenue and is now nestled in a deluxe establishment at 4020 Far Hills avenue where it dispenses a food service unique to Dayton.
In addition to a regular restaurant and food market specializing in delicatessen items, the firm now offers complete "take-out" dinners all ready to serve and including plastic table service.
According to Harry E. Condron, proprietor, the Quick Chick started out as a 16x8 trailer and has now grown into its own 40x40 building.
What sub-type of article is it?
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Quick Chick
Restaurant Relocation
Take Out Dinners
Dayton Food Service
Business Expansion
What entities or persons were involved?
Harry E. Condron
Where did it happen?
2630 Far Hills Avenue (Old Location), 4020 Far Hills Avenue (New Location), Dayton
Story Details
Key Persons
Harry E. Condron
Location
2630 Far Hills Avenue (Old Location), 4020 Far Hills Avenue (New Location), Dayton
Story Details
The Quick Chick relocates from a small trailer to a larger building and introduces unique take-out dinner service including plastic tableware.