Bakeries of Culver  

/td>	Bakery - 1906 - Foss's Bakery tater became Crabb's Furniture Store Sanborn Map

1906 - Indicates there was a bakery in the South portion of the Menser Building

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1905 - Howard & Davis Bakery - Menser Building.

1905 - Jun 29 - Mis Edna Sahl has purchased the Wm. Foss bakery - Plymouth Independent. This will be news to many friends of Miss Stahl.

1905 - Jun 29 - J. P. Shambaugh Successor to Wm. Foss - Proprietor of the Culver Bakery

1908 - Nov 8 - Wm. Foss is tearing away the brick oven in the rear of the property which has been used as a bakery since 1893

1909 - Wm. Foss has vacated the front room of the old bakery building which he has been using as an office, and Roberts is occupying it as a plumber's shop.

1909 - May 27 - Home Bakery Sale - On Saturday, at my home, I will have a sale of home-made bread, buns, cookies and cake. Advance orders solicited. Rose Moss

1909 - Oct 7 - Mrs. Emma Bailey has bought Dan Wolf's bakery business.

1912 - Apr 11 - Fire in Center of town... house occupied by Brooks Armstead... belonged to Mrs. Mary Seese... with the bakery on the west and Mrs. Hartzell's house on the east, both withing a few feet of the Seese house....

1914 - Sanborn map indicates there was a bakery at 105 E Washington

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1919 - Dec 10 - Culver City Bakery - Wm. Minardow

1924 Sanborn Fire Map both listed as "s" and back building facing Washington street as "S" and Iron Ov. assuming Iron oven indicate of a bakery there.

1931 - Culver City Bakery - 1926 Jul 9 - - Lake View Bakery Johnson Building

1937 Sanborn Fire Map, laeled as "S" with Iron Over; "S" with street/Postal addresses of 118 amd 120 Main Street and a possible street/postal address of 101 Waahington and the back building is labled "S" anc Vac. assumed meaning "vacant" and it is assumed the Itown Oven had been moved from the back building to the front corner building assuming vacant and with street/postal adddress of 107 Washington

' 1937 - Culver Bakery has been opened under the ownership of Verl McFeely Menser Building.