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NEW: Lancaster PA, 1925-2020
Happy Friday night. This one was more interesting (and more of a challenge) than I expected:

https://www.groceteria.com/place/pennsy ... lancaster/
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Re: NEW: Lancaster PA, 1925-2020
A Food Fair grand opening ad for Steve Landry:

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Re: NEW: Lancaster PA, 1925-2020
The Sanitary Food Stores listed for Lancaster, they weren't part of the Sanitary chain that Safeway merged with in the DC area where they? We know that Safeway had stores in south central PA but I have always read they were under the Safeway name. Also I thought that the Sanitary name was gone in the DC area by the 1950s. and everything beyond that was Safeway. The Sanitary stores in Lancaster are shown into the 1970s which seem to be way to far forward to be anything related to Safeway. If they were really part of Safeway wouldn't they have become Safeway by then?
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Re: NEW: Lancaster PA, 1925-2020
Groceteria wrote: ↑09 Dec 2022 21:38 A Food Fair grand opening ad for Steve Landry:


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Thank you David!!!

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Re: NEW: Lancaster PA, 1925-2020
mjhale wrote: ↑10 Dec 2022 09:59 The Sanitary Food Stores listed for Lancaster, they weren't part of the Sanitary chain that Safeway merged with in the DC area where they?
No, they were definitely not related. I mentioned that in the notes below the spreadsheet.
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Steve Landry wrote: ↑10 Dec 2022 11:26Thank you David!!!

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It's a beauty! And a SUPER SPEED food department store!
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Re: NEW: Lancaster PA, 1925-2020
Groceteria wrote: ↑10 Dec 2022 21:40
Steve Landry wrote: ↑10 Dec 2022 11:26Thank you David!!!

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It's a beauty! And a SUPER SPEED food department store!
Interesting adjectives for sure πŸ€ͺπŸ€ͺ

Side note and unrealted: Food Fair was testing scanning registers in the West during the mid to late 1960's with their Fox Markets. I was surprised!
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