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The Evergreens was located at [[E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio|140 E. Liberty St.]] It began as a Restaurant and Confectionery operated by Christ [[Siriopoulos (surname)|Siriopoulos]] around 1923 <ref> 1923 Wooster City Directory p. 106 </ref>. 1925 found Christ and Michael Siriopoulos co-running the business with Jno Siriopoulos employed as a clerk <ref> 1925 Wooster City Directory p. 174 </ref>. | The Evergreens was located at [[E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio|140 E. Liberty St.]] It began as a Restaurant and Confectionery operated by Christ [[Siriopoulos (surname)|Siriopoulos]] around 1923 <ref> 1923 Wooster City Directory p. 106 </ref>. 1925 found Christ and Michael Siriopoulos co-running the business with Jno Siriopoulos employed as a clerk <ref> 1925 Wooster City Directory p. 174 </ref>. | ||
| − | By 1928 the Evergreens was under new management. Gust [[Sakellar (surname)|Sakellar]] and Thos [[Hatgy (surname)|Hatgy]] operated the restaurant and confectionery together <ref> 1932 Wooster City Directory p. 176, 177 </ref>. Gust [[Sakellar (surname)|Sakellar]]'s daughters, Ellen and Mary, served as waitresses <ref> 1932 Wooster City Directory p. 176, 177 </ref>. | + | By 1928 the Evergreens was under new management. Gust [[Sakellar (surname)|Sakellar]] and Thos [[Hatgy (surname)|Hatgy]] operated the restaurant and confectionery together <ref> 1932 Wooster City Directory p. 176, 177 </ref>. Gust [[Sakellar (surname)|Sakellar]]'s daughters, Ellen and Mary, served as waitresses <ref> 1932 Wooster City Directory p. 176, 177 </ref>. The Evergreens was replaced by a restaurant operated by Julius A Stark by 1935 <ref> 1934-1935 Wooster City Directory p. 175 </ref>. |
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| former type = | | former type = | ||
| − | | type = Candy Stores, Confectionery Stores | + | | type = Candy Stores, Confectionery Stores, Restaurant |
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| industry = [[Retail]] | | industry = [[Retail]] | ||
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==City Directories== | ==City Directories== | ||
| − | * 1928 Directory, p. 220 | + | * 1923 Wooster City Directory, p. 106 |
| − | * 1930 Directory, p. 226 | + | * 1925 Wooster City Directory, p. 174 |
| + | * 1928 Wooster City Directory, p. 220 | ||
| + | * 1930 Wooster City Directory, p. 226 | ||
* 1931 Annual | * 1931 Annual | ||
| − | * 1932 Directory, p. 220 | + | * 1932 Wooster City Directory, p. 220 |
==Comprehensive History== | ==Comprehensive History== | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 12 February 2016
The Evergreens was located at 140 E. Liberty St. It began as a Restaurant and Confectionery operated by Christ Siriopoulos around 1923 [1]. 1925 found Christ and Michael Siriopoulos co-running the business with Jno Siriopoulos employed as a clerk [2]. By 1928 the Evergreens was under new management. Gust Sakellar and Thos Hatgy operated the restaurant and confectionery together [3]. Gust Sakellar's daughters, Ellen and Mary, served as waitresses [4]. The Evergreens was replaced by a restaurant operated by Julius A Stark by 1935 [5].
| Type | Candy Stores, Confectionery Stores, Restaurant |
|---|---|
| Industry | Retail |
| Fate | Dissolved |
| Founder(s) | Christ Siriopoulos |
| Headquarters | 140 E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio, United States |
| Number of locations | 1 |
| Key people | Michael Siriopoulos, Jno Siriopoulos, Gust Sakellar, Thos Hatgy, Ellen Hatgy and Mary Hatgy |
City Directories
- 1923 Wooster City Directory, p. 106
- 1925 Wooster City Directory, p. 174
- 1928 Wooster City Directory, p. 220
- 1930 Wooster City Directory, p. 226
- 1931 Annual
- 1932 Wooster City Directory, p. 220