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Stop by a Baltimore Bank (Peoples Bank or Fairfield National Bank) and pick up your “Baltimore Bucks” . They come in $5.00 denominations and can be used at participating Baltimore Area Chamber of Commerce member
merchants and service providers.
for a Baltimore Resident?!
Stop by a Baltimore Bank (Peoples Bank or Fairfield National Bank) and pick up your “Baltimore Bucks” . They come in $5.00 denominations and can be used at participating Baltimore Area Chamber of Commerce member
merchants and service providers.
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Twin City Frozen Foods
In the 40’s personal home freezers were not common. Towns would have local lockers for rent, to store citizen’s personal food. In 1944, Mr. Oscar Evans opened Twin City Frozen Foods at 114.W Mulberry St in Baltimore Ohio. It was a locker plant and a Custom Slaughter house. Mr. Evans ran the company for eight years. In 1952, he sold the business to his son-in-law Francis George. In the early 70’s Francis had the lockers removed because personal freezers in the home were more common. By removing the lockers it was possible to expand the retail and wholesale side of the business. Francis added a selection of fish, fruit and other specialty items. In 1988, Francis sold the business to his son and daughter-in-law Robert and Roberta George. They are the current owners, and are still moving the business forward. Custom Beef Processing is still performed day to day. Retail and wholesale accounts are growing with the help of their meat specialist team. Twin City Frozen Foods is a proud sponsor of the Buy Baltimore card striving to keep local businesses and the community strong.
Visit website weekly for store-specials and online coupons deals.
Please visit us at www.twincityfrozenfoods.com.
In the 40’s personal home freezers were not common. Towns would have local lockers for rent, to store citizen’s personal food. In 1944, Mr. Oscar Evans opened Twin City Frozen Foods at 114.W Mulberry St in Baltimore Ohio. It was a locker plant and a Custom Slaughter house. Mr. Evans ran the company for eight years. In 1952, he sold the business to his son-in-law Francis George. In the early 70’s Francis had the lockers removed because personal freezers in the home were more common. By removing the lockers it was possible to expand the retail and wholesale side of the business. Francis added a selection of fish, fruit and other specialty items. In 1988, Francis sold the business to his son and daughter-in-law Robert and Roberta George. They are the current owners, and are still moving the business forward. Custom Beef Processing is still performed day to day. Retail and wholesale accounts are growing with the help of their meat specialist team. Twin City Frozen Foods is a proud sponsor of the Buy Baltimore card striving to keep local businesses and the community strong.
Visit website weekly for store-specials and online coupons deals.
Please visit us at www.twincityfrozenfoods.com.
Monthly Chamber Members Meetings
Starting July 2013
2nd Tuesday of each month
at VFW Post 3761
Social Hours at 5:30pm
Starting July 2013
2nd Tuesday of each month
at VFW Post 3761
Social Hours at 5:30pm
Starting in July we will be holding MONTHLY membership meetings at the Baltimore VFW Post 3761. These meetings will be held in the smaller meeting room at the VFW. The meeting will start with a 5:30 with a social/ networking time. Food and drinks of your choice will be able to be purchased from the VFW “canteen” during this time. At 6:00 we will convene a formal meeting. This formal meeting will be our Executive Board Meeting with an opportunity for comments and suggestions from the membership during a portion of the meeting. We will have guest speakers for each of these meetings. The guest speakers will be a 10 - 15 minute segment of our meeting and we will schedule speakers to discuss business practices, current events, community issues and more. We will strive to limit the meeting to 1 hour.If you have topic that would be interesting for these meetings, please let us know and we will try to accommodate.