Tom,
I think the store on Ross & Ellsworth at one time may have been called Cummings. And the basement store on Washington was Quartley's. I didn't grow up in that area, mine was the southside and we had plenty over here also.
Riccobono's (Southside deli now)
Priolo's
Perkowski's (vac shop)
Wandryk's
that's just Ellicott St.

then there was
Nick's (candle shop) Liberty St.
Bill's Swan St.
Severino's ( I think that was the name) Hutchins St.
There was a store on Jackson St. can't remember the name. It was way down a few house before Chestnut St.

I am sure Bea can help me out if I have forgotten some.

Pellitiers (spelling may be wrong) on Jackson St.
Scafetta's
The store on Jackson St., close to S. Jackson St. (can't remember the name)
Ash's store
Quartley's
Reechio's
Priolo's

I knew you'd come through Bea, I don't remember some of those names.
Ash's
Reechio's
Scafetta's

Store on east main st in between two gas stations (sunico and atlantic) no name comes to mind, also small restaurant east of Miss Batavia by maybe 50 yds.
Small hot dog stand on Ellicott st before the railroad tracks were move to their present location, across the street from sylvania.
Joe Rose's novelty shop on ellicott st.

I remember Quarterly's, stopping in when I had change for the penny candy after school...

Thanks guys!

I remember some of those South Side store's. Wandryk's had the best meat market.

Anybody remember Gino's Pizzeria a few door down from St. Anthony's? I remember Gino used to always give me a pepperoni when we came in to pick up our pizza.

Corrigan's was across from the old Sloat Tire on West Main Street

Don't forget Peter's Delicatessen on Main between Lyon Street and Vernon Avenue and Rhineharts on Oak Street. Marchese's SuperMarket across from Montclair Ave. on Main Street was a staple as well. I used to ride my bike to the edge of town to buy ice cream at George's Dairy. I always liked the name of that place.

Wasn't Corrigan's in the building where Belladessa's moved out of? Across from "Granny's Attic"... What about Frank Dicke's Bike Shop right next door? LOL, this is fun...

The Cumming's owned the "Red & White" on the corner of Ross and Ellsworth.

Wasn't Marcheses the first supermarket around to have bar code scanning? I remember being quite impressed with the technology.

...how about the lunch counters/soda fountains.
Peter's had one; so did Gioia's Drug Store. Grants and Newberry's too.

Beth, you and George Bush.

(yes, I know it's an urban legend)

Hmmm. I don't believe I have ever been compared to George Bush. Those are fighting words Howard:)