Anyone remember the Butcher worked at Tony's market in the early 60's, his name was Ludwig good friend of my Father's I think he opened a Butcher Shop of his own on Gratiot think pass 10 mile road. I'am wondering if Ludwig still alive...Appreciate any info..
Quote from: sammy davis on October 27, 2010, 03:29:37 pm
Anyone remember the Butcher worked at Tony's market in the early 60's, his name was Ludwig good friend of my Father's I think he opened a Butcher Shop of his own on Gratiot think pass 10 mile road. I'am wondering if Ludwig still alive...Appreciate any info..
I remember Tony's market very well, but I do not remember this butcher by name.
Do you remember how the walls inside Tony's had wallpaper with with little pigs in tux and tophats, and those shoes they wore...Laugh
Quote from: sammy davis on November 19, 2010, 10:25:51 am
Do you remember how the walls inside Tony's had wallpaper with with little pigs in tux and tophats, and those shoes they wore...Laugh
I almost forgot about that untill you mentioned it. I can still remember the great smell. Kolbalz and big slabs of Szalonna hanging from the ceiling. Great memories from a great place. No one who has ever been there could ever forget it. I remember the pigs on the wall outside of this butcher store. Wish I had a picture of that.
Goodmorning Magyar man, yes you are so right about the smells its like I went there yeserday. I went to TONY'S every Saturday morning with Dad till he died in 1965 or during the week when Holidays where near, but after he died I went with Neni my aunt and Mom. I will never forgot that butchershop. If you could Post that picture would appreciate it Magyarman.. Sammy
I was kid but I think Tony had a Farm on pennsylvania road in Southgate somewhere downriver.
Hi Everyone!
I worked at Tony's Market as a little boy. The butchers I remember were Tony, Steve, Joe, and my brother who also worked the counter. There was one more butcher, but I don't recall his name. He was short, & thin and older than the rest.
Rose worked the cash register, and Tony's wife Mary worked the cash register too. All very pleasant people at Tony's Market!
Tony had a farm on Pennsylvania Avenue, which I believe was Southgate, and I made many trips there with Tony and others from the market to feed the pigs and other animals. We also went to the slaughter house to take care of the hogs. It was interesting how they were put down/processed for selling at the market. As a little boy, and the youngest of the group when we went to the slaughter house, I had a unique job that was part of the process. Boy, it sure was not my favorite job!!
Appreciate that went to the farm when I was very young maybe once or twice, with my Aunt who knew Tonyand his wife well. The Buther was good friend of my Father's think he worked only part--time there. My father's friend that worked part -time at Tony's his name was Ludwig and had Gold tooth that's all remember of him....And is Tony or his wife still alive.?