Sam and Ethel’s new sign

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Michael McDermott Posted by Michael McDermott on Nov 7th, 2009 and filed under Downtown Tipp City Partnership, Featured Post, News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

You may have noticed some activity in front of Sam and Ethel’s today… Fred’s Signs installed the newly refurbished neon sign!

Over the past few months this sign has had quite a journey.

First the request to remove and refurbish the neon lit sign was reviewed and approved by the City. (Variance granted to the sign code)

The next task was getting an old sign like that back in working condition with the neon bulbs broken, and most of the electronics rusted and rotting. Owner Keith Long approached the Downtown Tipp City Partnership about their façade improvement program.
Greg Enslen, Chairman of the Downtown Tipp City Partnership was thrilled about the opportunity to help refurbish the sign. “The Sam and Ethel’s sign is an important part of the downtown historical district”, Enslen continued… “Our façade improvement program provided up to $500 to any business who wanted to improve their business façade, I am really glad that Sam and Ethel’s chose to upgrade their sign.”

This afternoon Fred’s Sign’s installed the shiny new sign!

So.. you may be asking when will Sam and Ethel’s be open?
In order to find that out.. You will have to visit the Sam and Ethel’s Facebook fanpage.
http://facebook.com/samandethels
I suggest that you become fans of Sam and Ethel’s as well, so they can send you messages about their menu, hours of operation, etc.

Keith Long did share one bit of info with me.. When the sign is lit… We will be open!

If you are not familiar with what the historic looking sign looked like prior to the spruce up job..

Tippecanoe - Nostalgia

Photo courtesy of Andrea Nay

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Author: Michael McDermott (176 Articles)

Michael McDermott

Mike McDermott is founder and principal of Bash Foo Social Media, and consults with small businesses in online word-of-mouth/conversation marketing and online business & technology strategies. Mike McDermott has also chosen to serve his community as Editor in Chief of the TippNews DAILY, a web-only citizen journalism news resource.

  • Wendy
    What a boon for the town! I love it. I can't wait to eat there! Thanks for the photos.
  • molly
    Sign looks great. Good job Partnership.
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