The story of the Miller family home, along with the story Alta Miller, her family history, and her murder in 1935, is well researched and told in great detail by Sylvania author and historian Gayleen Gindy in her 2024 publication, A Sylvania Family’s Tragedy: The Murder of Alta Miller. Also see the Gindy book for images of the Miller home and family.
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Pizza Hut, 5044 Monroe St.
Seim Family Home, 3214 Millicent Ave.
First residents were Frank and Dorothy Seim.
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Opened in 1981. Closed in 2003. Currently Planet Fitness. Food Town Plaza was renamed Timberstone Commons.
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Having read that a Sheetz will be built on the southwest corner of McCord and Sylvania, here comes a new post!
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