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Commentor Name:	BeauxArtabazon
Comments left:	My family's beloved Henry's was on Turney Road, in Turney Town, right near Garfield Park, in Cleveland, Ohio. The most important thing about Henry's from Artabazon family lore was their french fries: They sold them by the pound! You could buy a whole bag of their french fries which we often did. In the summer when we went swimming at Garfield Park, lunch was usually some soggy sandwiches Ma made and a big bag of Henry's fries. At Christmas when Ma drove us around to look at Christmas lights we always had to stop for a big bag of Henry's fries. Ma grocery shopped at the Pick n Pay in Turney Town often with my great Aunt Lottie. Afterwards we would usually stop at Henry's for lunch and I would get a hot dog with mustard and onions. Of course we had a bunch of fries. I remember dropping mustard from my hotdog on my favorite shirt and the stain never came out. Luckily no one but me could see the stain amid the psychedelic design on my shirt. That was about 1972 when I was in kindergarten. My family was very sad when Henry's closed, a crew demolished the building, and Burger King popped up in its place.
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