Strouss
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Strouss was a department store serving the U.S. states of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
History
The company was founded as Strouss-Hirshberg Co. by
May Company to focus on mall-only retail locations within the Kaufmann's
division.
References
- Jewish Telegraph Agency. April 10, 1934.
Fifty-nine years ago this week when Youngstown had only a 7,000 population and a four-mile-long horse car, the two young Jewish boys opened their store.
- EXECUTIVE CHANGES. (29 April 1982). The New York Times.
- THE MAY DEPARTMENT STORES CO. ANNOUNCES ELECTIONS. (15 July 1985). PR Newswire.
- MAY STORES COMBINES TWO RETAIL DIVISIONS. (3 January 1986). Wall Street Journal.
- MAY DEPT STORES COMBINES STROUSS, KAUFMANN'S DIVISIONS. (2 January 1986). Dow Jones News Service.
- Store Consolidation Seen at Federated. (18 January 1986). The New York Times.
- MAY DEPARTMENT STORES REPORTS RECORD FIRST QUARTER NET EARNINGS AND SALES. (20 May 1986). PR Newswire.
- MAY DEPARTMENT STORES CO reports earnings for Qtr to May 3. (21 May 1986). The New York Times.
- THE MAY DEPARTMENT STORES CO. REPORTS THIRD QUARTER AND FIRST NINE MONTHS SALES AND EARNINGS. (18 November 1986). PR Newswire.
- Old department stores see new development. (11 August 1990). The Plain Dealer.
- Old stores get new look. (11 August 1990). The Plain Dealer.
- May Department Stores Co. (26 September 1990). Advertising Age.
- Fred L. Gronvall Sr. (11 October 1997). The Patriot Ledger.
- Dillard's edit on database. (16 November 2001). The Youngstown Vindicator.
- Youngstown, Ohio, Department Store Keeps Kaufmann's Name despite Consolidation. (10 August 2002). The Youngstown Vindicator.
- Kaufmann's to keep name despite consolidation. (10 August 2002). The Youngstown Vindicator.
- City awards contract for razing of parking deck. (21 April 2000). The Youngstown Vindicator.