Re: time capsule property on 33rd & Hoyne

I grew up down the block from this building in the 1960s. This building housed our neighborhood grocery store, it was called Horaschi’s (spelled phonetically) after the family that ran it. It was run at that time by two elderly sisters and their brother; the sisters ran the main counter and the brother the meat meat counter at the back of the store. It had an old, long, arched glass display case for penny candy, a glass fronted square box with small slots for foot long stick pretzles and the cash register may actually have had a crank. The north and south walls had well made dark wood shelf units that went to the ceiling. It remained open I believe through most of the 1970s. When the last of the siblings passed away in the early 1980s their heirs cleaned out the store and the garage, which has it's own basement and it looked like an antique mall being emptied, or so I've been told as my aunt and uncle still lived catty-corner from the store, next to the restaurant at the time. They even pulled out a large wheeled “bone-chrusher” bicycle from the 1880s. The living quarters were at the rear and accessed from the door seen in the long shot on 33rd with the 3261 address on it. Across the street (west) was a tavern called Kalina’s (also phonetic) at the time and across from the tavern (south) The Coffee Nook restaurant, patronized by the drivers from the trucking terminals that dominated the neighborhood.