Prices are marked down between 30 percent to 50 percent and the vast majority of items remaining are non-perishable ones.
MORE: Grocer buys 15 Marsh stores, including Middletown, Eaton stores
The other 17 Marsh locations set to close by next month are located in Indiana.
The Hamilton location was built in 1967, according to the Butler County Auditor’s Office.
Marsh closed 19 stores in May and put 44 locations up for sale after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
RELATED: New owner of Marsh groceries calls Middletown ‘a good fit’
Generative Growth II LLC, a privately-held Findlay based company, purchased 15 Marsh Supermarkets in Ohio and Indiana earlier this month, including stores located at 621 N. University Blvd. in Middletown; 223 Aukerman in Eaton; and 982 N. Market in Troy.
They’ll be managed by Fresh Encounter Inc., which operates grocery stores under the banners of Great Scot, Community Markets, King Saver, Chief and Sack n’ Save.
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