Nile
97 posts
Oct 29, 2013
2:50 PM
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And.........................It was open 24 hours! I may be wrong about this, but didn't Woody's have carpeted aisles?
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JJCofMAINE
50 posts
Nov 01, 2013
1:10 PM
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During the summers of the late 50's, early 60's, my buddies and I would camp out in someone's back yard, usually in Oakwood. Then about 2-3AM, we'd head to Woody's to buy snacks. Occasionally, one of us would get the star on the back of the receipt, which meant your groceries were free.
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Karline27
3 posts
Jan 29, 2014
8:31 AM
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I loved Woody's! I remember going there before a lot of family parties (wedding showers, birthdays, etc.) to get their deli meat. It was always a treat to go to Woody's and see their store that spanned over the road.
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tlturbo
566 posts
Jan 30, 2014
5:56 AM
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Anyone know what happened to Tom Weitzel (sp?) West Carrollton class 69? He lived near the NW corner of Alex Bell and Springboro.
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luv my dayton
536 posts
Jan 31, 2014
6:08 AM
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Many businesses kept the bakery busy as no one celebrated their birthdays without one of their cakes. We would pretty much have a birthday each month and couldn't wait to have another cake to eat. They were excellent and there may be a few of the creators of these cakes still around somewhere.
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