Grevens Reflect on Co op as Social Movement at Fortieth Anniversary
Hans and Georgia Greven joined the Co op celebration on April 28 as Gladys Scott led reminiscences of early history. They recalled founders W. Bradford Shank and Manford Ettinger, the move from a buying club to Cable Court by 1935, and efforts to engage members. Discussions questioned if the Co op sustains a 1930s spirit while celebrating present success and potential future directions.
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Grevens
Hans Greven
Georgia
Co-op
Hans
Gladys Scott
W. Bradford Shank
Manford Ettinger
J.W. Shank
Shanks
Woodworth’s
Kimbark
Cable Court
Gus Postler
Richard Pollock
Georgia Greven
Greven
The
Evergreen
Circle Pines
Center
Flossmoor
Shrinkage concerns dominate March 27 1972 board report
General manager Gib Spencer reports shrinkage at the Coop averaging 24 percent of sales due to breakage pricing errors and pilferage. The board discusses liquor margins, proposes a liquid department reconsideration, and approves multiple motions including a one year union contract and a north addition to the supermarket.
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Gib Spencer
Illinois
Coop
Seymour Banks
Supermarket Institute
Spencer
Chicago
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Bruce Ervin
James Gleason
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Pleasant Valley
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East Lansing
Michigan
FORM
Werner Kehr
Delicatessen
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