City Tavern

1928 - Feb 22 - Nick's Cigar Store. A. B. Long, Prop. NOTE: Unknown as to location. can not come up with anything but this ad.

The City Tavern by later information was located on the East side of Main Street.

1934 Dec 5 A. B. Long Buys Out Alumbaugh's Business A. B. Long has purchased the recreation room operated by Bert Alumbaugh and will open the Culver City Tavern in that place tomorrow, announcement of which is on another page of this issue. Mr. Alumbaugh and family leave Friday for Chicago where he has a position with a rokerage firm.

1934 - Dec 26

1935 - Jan 23

1935 - Feb 6

1935 - May 29

1935- Jun 19

1935 - Apply for Beer Licenses - ... A. B. Long ...had applied for the renewal of their licenses to sell beer. All licenses expire on November 15tth, requiring new applications and review by the county license board

1937, Nov. 17 - 1962 - Long Tavern Moves - Culver City Taver operated by A. B. Long, has moverd from it former quarters to the Warner building across the street. As soon as all installations have been completed Mr. Long plans to serve regular meals featuring home cooking.

1940 - Nov 20 - Tavern is Closed - The CUlver City Tavern, operated by Nick Long, closed last week when his state license was not renewed

?-1949-1954,Jul 21 - Bob & Velma McKee - Managers

1954- Jul 16 - Carl L. Calhoun Is New Manager Of The Culver City Tavern

Carl L. Calhoun, recently of Delong, is now resident manager of the Culver City Tavern, taking over the duties of Bob and Velma McKee.

1954 - JUl 21 - Culver City Tavern - Carl L. Calhoun

1954 - Dec 15 - Aloholic Beverage Permit - Robert L. McKee d/b/a Culver City Taverm 44615 Restsurant 115 s. Main St., Beer & Wine Retailer, Culver Indiana

1956 Burglars Break Into Local Tavern Town

Marshal Donald Mikesell reports that the Culver City Tavern, owned by Joe Scott, was into sometime between 11:35 last night and 7:30 this morning.

Entry was made by removing a small screen and window.

Sixty dollars in bills and change were taken from the cash register and Mr. Scott believed that some cigarettes had also been taken.

1958-Suspend License Of Parker's Local Tavern
The Culver City Tavern, located between Dean Rans' Corner Tavern and Kline's appliance store on the west side of South Main Street, is closed temporarily because of violations of the State Alcoholic Beverage Act.

Bert Parker, formerly of Logansport, is the owner and operator of the establishment which has changed hands quite a few times in recent years.

It is alleged that the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission, in suspending Parker's two-way beer and wine license for a month, did so because of sales to minors and other infractions of the law.


1958 - Dec 17 - BERT PARKER'S TAVERN REOPENS AFTER MONTH'S SUSPENSION OF LICENSE
Bert Parker's Culver City Tavern on Main Street was permitted to open its doors again last Wednesday morning. The place was closed down for a month by the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission for allegedly selling beer to minors.


1959 - Sep 2 - TAVERN NOW OWNED AND OPERATED BY CORPORATION
EL Ray, Inc. now holds the two-way beer and wine license of the Culver City Tavern, 115 S. Main St., formerly held by Bert M. Parker Jr.


1962 - Jun 13 - For Sale By Owner E-Ray (CUlver City) Tavern at 115 South Main St. Culver. Phone VI2-7387

1962 - Oct 17 - El-Ray Inc. by Bernard F. Scheetz, Pres., 809 Michigan St. Plymouth Indiana (Resturant) Beer & Wine Retailors 115 S. Main, Culver, Ind. - - El-Ray Inc. (Resturant) TRANSFER Beer & Wine Retailers permit from 115 S. Main St. to 117 S. Main St. Culver, Indiana