Joseph Hughes Announces Sale of Business To Sam Conservo; Buyer Plans Superette Market

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Chester Historical Society

Joseph Hughes Announces Sale of Business To Sam Conservo; Buyer Plans Superette Market: The newspaper clipping announces that Joseph Hughes has sold his business to Sam Conservo, who plans to establish a superette market in its place. After serving the Chester community for 56 years, Hughes, originally a clerk for Masterson Brothers, became the sole proprietor and eventually decided to sell. Hughes, educated in Goshen and Brooklyn, has been involved in various civic activities, including serving as the Clerk of the Chester Board of Education and participating in community organizations. Conservo aims to renovate the store, planning to open in March as "Friendly Food Center."
Joseph Hughes Announces Sale of Business To Sam Conservo; Buyer Plans Superette Market

The newspaper clipping announces that Joseph Hughes has sold his business to Sam Conservo, who plans to establish a superette market in its place. After serving the Chester community for 56 years, Hughes, originally a clerk for Masterson Brothers, became the sole proprietor and eventually decided to sell. Hughes, educated in Goshen and Brooklyn, has been involved in various civic activities, including serving as the Clerk of the Chester Board of Education and participating in community organizations. Conservo aims to renovate the store, planning to open in March as "Friendly Food Center."

Name/Title

Joseph Hughes Announces Sale of Business To Sam Conservo; Buyer Plans Superette Market

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chs-000805

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The newspaper clipping announces that Joseph Hughes has sold his business to Sam Conservo, who plans to establish a superette market in its place. After serving the Chester community for 56 years, Hughes, originally a clerk for Masterson Brothers, became the sole proprietor and eventually decided to sell. Hughes, educated in Goshen and Brooklyn, has been involved in various civic activities, including serving as the Clerk of the Chester Board of Education and participating in community organizations. Conservo aims to renovate the store, planning to open in March as "Friendly Food Center."

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Date Published

circa 1953

Create Date

January 15, 2025

Update Date

July 11, 2026