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Bookmark or Share- Bakeries - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKSA's (I was in 8th grade). The donuts were made fresh, and they would still be warm from baking. I know it's long gone, but that bakery was a popular one at the time ('56-'57). Karline27 15 posts Mar 19, 2014 9:50 AM I really miss Jolly Pirate Donuts - we would always stop at the location at Old Troy Pike and Needmore. Their long johns were amazing!
- remember the bakeries - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKSHenry's Bakery in the 500 block of Salem Ave. (near North Ave.) had the best cream-filled donuts. This was a must-stop location before and after delivering Sunday morning papers. The Cake Box Bakery on N. Gettysburg had the best glazed donuts in the '70s and '80s when Joe Rocky owned the place. jvc-cw1969 9 posts May 19, 2010 8:50 AM
- Jung's Donuts/Carl's Body Shop, Wayne 1959 - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKSJung's Donuts/Carl's Body Shop, Wayne 1959 Jung's Donuts was located at 1203 Wayne Avenue. Farther down is Carl's Body Shop, which was, and still is, located at 1120 Wayne Avenue.
- Dayton in the 60s and 70s - DAYTON HISTORY BOOKSOther long closed places are the Frisch's and Ponderosa at the corner of Main and Nottingham, the Dunkin' Donuts and Pizza Hut which are now payday advance places and of course, Shearers (my favorite ice cream place). Dayton Band moved further north on Main but it's now closed also.
- Diamond Club North DaytonGreen Lyte Sunday was more or less the house band at the Diamond Club for a year or two... used to hang out with them quite a bit... we always went to Dixie Donuts afterwards. SeeDavid 246 posts May 30, 2009 8:19 AM Find car guys on 60's 70s site. They looooved the Diamond Club.
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