We all knew Mr. Miller growing up. We children often stopped in with my mom to buy something. Uncle Jerry worked there, and the delicatessen was part of our community and ecotope. Walking down Hope Street, you expected to pass it and see the familiar faces inside. Losing that was like losing a piece of us. We still had Davis's, but it was never the same again.
The following is from: Providence Journal (RI) - Saturday, April 21, 1990
David Miller, 74, of 225 New London Ave., manager of the former Odorite Co., Providence, for 18 years, retiring 10 years ago, died yesterday at Miriam Hospital, Providence. He was the husband of Frances (Mistofsky) Miller.
Born in Providence, a son of the late Solomon and Etta (Pavlow) Miller, he had lived in Providence most of his before moving to Cranston.
Mr. Miller was previously owner of Dave Miller's Delicatessen and Grocery, Willard Avenue, Providence, which he operated for 14 years.
He was a member of Touro Fraternal Association, the South Providence Hebrew Free Loan Association, past president of Congregation Sons of Abraham and past president of Farband.
He was a member of the Rhode Island Home Guard during World War II.
The following is from: Providence Journal (RI) - Saturday, April 21, 1990
David Miller, 74, of 225 New London Ave., manager of the former Odorite Co., Providence, for 18 years, retiring 10 years ago, died yesterday at Miriam Hospital, Providence. He was the husband of Frances (Mistofsky) Miller.
Born in Providence, a son of the late Solomon and Etta (Pavlow) Miller, he had lived in Providence most of his before moving to Cranston.
Mr. Miller was previously owner of Dave Miller's Delicatessen and Grocery, Willard Avenue, Providence, which he operated for 14 years.
He was a member of Touro Fraternal Association, the South Providence Hebrew Free Loan Association, past president of Congregation Sons of Abraham and past president of Farband.
He was a member of the Rhode Island Home Guard during World War II.
We all knew Mr. Miller growing up. We children often stopped in with my mom to buy something. Uncle Jerry worked there, and the delicatessen was part of our community and ecotope. Walking down Hope Street, you expected to pass it and see the familiar faces inside. Losing that was like losing a piece of us. We still had Davis's, but it was never the same again.
The following is from: Providence Journal (RI) - Saturday, April 21, 1990
David Miller, 74, of 225 New London Ave., manager of the former Odorite Co., Providence, for 18 years, retiring 10 years ago, died yesterday at Miriam Hospital, Providence. He was the husband of Frances (Mistofsky) Miller.
Born in Providence, a son of the late Solomon and Etta (Pavlow) Miller, he had lived in Providence most of his before moving to Cranston.
Mr. Miller was previously owner of Dave Miller's Delicatessen and Grocery, Willard Avenue, Providence, which he operated for 14 years.
He was a member of Touro Fraternal Association, the South Providence Hebrew Free Loan Association, past president of Congregation Sons of Abraham and past president of Farband.
He was a member of the Rhode Island Home Guard during World War II.
The following is from: Providence Journal (RI) - Saturday, April 21, 1990
David Miller, 74, of 225 New London Ave., manager of the former Odorite Co., Providence, for 18 years, retiring 10 years ago, died yesterday at Miriam Hospital, Providence. He was the husband of Frances (Mistofsky) Miller.
Born in Providence, a son of the late Solomon and Etta (Pavlow) Miller, he had lived in Providence most of his before moving to Cranston.
Mr. Miller was previously owner of Dave Miller's Delicatessen and Grocery, Willard Avenue, Providence, which he operated for 14 years.
He was a member of Touro Fraternal Association, the South Providence Hebrew Free Loan Association, past president of Congregation Sons of Abraham and past president of Farband.
He was a member of the Rhode Island Home Guard during World War II.
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