Novotney Super Market, Mr. Ole Bernstein, Novotney Super Market. Three Tacoma veterans announced their grand opening of their new business venture: groceries, produce, feed and meats to be sold at East 72nd Street and Portland Avenue. Stan and Frank Novotney, brothers, would operate the grocery, produce and feed section while Norman Berger handled the meat counter. This view shows the storefront from Portland Avenue. (T.Times, 9/30/1948, p.8)

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Novotney Super Market, Mr. Ole Bernstein, Novotney Super Market. A view of the storefront of the newly opened Novotney Super Market and Berger's Quality Meats. The Novotney brothers leased the building constructed by their father, Frank, Sr. Signs in the windows advertise Supreme Gold Medal Milk, Arden Ice Cream and signs for Langendorf Bread are attached to the doors. (T.Times, 9/30/1948, p.8) TPL-8117

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Novotney Super Market, Mr. Ole Bernstein, Novotney Super Market. Norman Berger together with Stan and Frank Novotney were making their dreams come true by opening a grocery, produce, feed and meats store at South 78th and Portland Avenue. Norman Berger was formerly associated with his father at H. Berger & Son at 84th Street and Pacific Avenue. Norman Berger was to be in charge of the meat portion of the new business. (T.Times, 9/30/1948, p.8)

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