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Statewide Smoking Ban Exempt Locations Rept 3B20 Physical Locations Are Duplicated When More Than One Permit Type Is Issued to That Location 6/12/2019 Statewide Smoking Ban Exempt Locations Rept 3B20 Physical locations are duplicated when more than one permit type is issued to that location. Owner DBA Address Permit # Class ADAMS AMERICAN LEGION POST AMERICAN LEGION POST 524 BERNE STREET BERNE RC0100013 60027 468 #468 AMERICAN LEGION POST DBA AMERICAN LEGION 524 BERNE ST BERNE TC00558001 60530 468 POST 468 ROBERT T MCMILLION HAPPY'S PLACE TAVERN 109 EAST MAIN STREET BERNE RR0124266 60024 ROBERT T. MC MILLION RR0124266 109 E MAIN ST BERNE GR0124208 61001 HAPPY'S PLACE 109 E MAIN ST BERNE TC03719001 60530 AMERICAN LEGION POST 43 AMERICAN LEGION POST 101 MADISON ST DECATUR RC0100035 60027 #43 THE WET SPOT CHRISTINE JOHNSON 254 N 2ND STREET DECATUR TC09861001 60530 FRATERNAL ORDER OF F.O.E. #2653 1039 SOUTH 11TH STREET DECATUR RC0102007 60027 EAGLES 2653 DOOFENSHMIRTZ LLC RIVERVIEW TAP 1133 N MONMOUTH RD DECATUR RR0131684 60024 BIG LOG CABIN INC RR0105517 254 N 2ND STREET DECATUR GR0128229 61001 SKILES COMPANY INC S.M.OKES - DECATUR 917 S 13TH ST DECATUR TC01394003 60530 1 Owner DBA Address Permit # Class E. BROTHERS, INC. SPORTSLINE BAR & GRILL 916 N. 13TH ST. DECATUR RR0110134 60024 DECATUR GOLF COURSE THE DOUBLE EAGLE 1730 NUTTMAN AVE DECATUR RR0121712 60025 INC CLUBHOUSE GRILLE BIG LOG CABIN INC THE WET SPOT 254 NORTH 2ND STREET DECATUR RR0105517 60024 TOBACCO SHOP LLC TOBACCO SHOP #11 645 NORTH 13TH STREET DECATUR TC03222012 60530 V F W POST 6236 V F W #6236 127 N. 3RD ST. DECATUR RC0106791 60027 CM FAUROTE ENTERPRISE VINNIE'S BAR 148 NORTH 2ND STREET DECATUR RR0104659 60024 INC VINNIES BAR INC VINNIE'S BAR 148 2ND ST. DECATUR RR0104659 210 V F W 6751 V.F.W. POST #6751 740 E. LINE ST. GENEVA RC0112872 60027 MBK HOLDINGS INC 110 N. FRANKLIN STREET MICHIGAN CITY CT4630665 60062 Total for ADAMS 20 ALLEN BLUE STEEL ENTERPRISES ARCOLA INN & ALE 11517 ARCOLA RD ARCOLA RR0290455 60066 5-B'S, INC. COUNTRY SPIRITS BAR & 11517 ARCOLA RD. ARCOLA RR0290455 209 GRILL BLUE STEEL ENTERPRISES 11517 ARCOLA RD ARCOLA TC10926001 60530 INC 2 Owner DBA Address Permit # Class DAN & SARAS PLACE LLC BEAMERS 5108 W COUNTY LINE RD COLUMBIA CITY RR0232486 60066 FX-4 INC DUPONT BAR & GRILL 10336 LEO ROAD FORT WAYNE RR0291366 60066 GERARDOT RUPRIGHT LLC HI HO AGAIN 3620 E YODER ROAD FORT WAYNE RR0227930 60066 CAROLINA TOBACCO LOW BOB'S #107 2545 W JEFFERSON BOULEVARD FORT WAYNE TC01201003 60530 COMPANY INC CAROLINA TOBACCO LOW BOB'S #96 6227 BLUFFTON RD FORT WAYNE TC01201004 60530 COMPANY INC KTKSB ENTERPRISES LLC LOW BOB'S DISCOUNT 1575 S GOSHEN RD FORT WAYNE TC01887001 60530 TOBACCO KTKSB ENTERPRISES LLC LOW BOB'S DISCOUNT 6104 STELLHORN RD FORT WAYNE TC01887006 60530 TOBACCO MAPLES INN, INC. MAPLES INN 8225 FRANKE RD FORT WAYNE RR0208219 60016 TFS INC O'SULLIVAN'S ITALIAN PUB 1808 W MAIN ST FORT WAYNE RR0205225 60024 PIKES PUB AND GRUB, INC PIKES PUB 7536 WINCHESTER RD FORT WAYNE RR0232711 60066 BARS INC RR0291547 5428 NEW HAVEN AVE FORT WAYNE GR0224363 61001 FRYBACK II INC SIX MILE PLACE 7405 WAYNE TRACE FORT WAYNE RR0222569 60066 BAR'S INC. SPUDZ 5428 NEW HAVEN AVE. FORT WAYNE RR0291547 60024 TOBACCO STOP INC TOBACCO STOP 6214 LIMA RD FORT WAYNE TC00175003 60530 3 Owner DBA Address Permit # Class WINNING CIRCLE 5428 NEW HAVEN AVE FORT WAYNE TC02672001 60530 TAMTINPHLAX INC HOAGLAND PIZZA & PUB 14810 FIRST ST HOAGLAND RR0220185 60066 AMERICAN LEGION POST AMERICAN LEGION #409 14133 LEO RD LEO RC0200389 60027 409 JCSR, INC. GABBY'S 15011 & 15013 STATE RD. 1 LEO TC07848001 60530 JCSR LLC JR'S PUB 15011 STATE RD 1 LEO RR0228994 60024 AMERICAN LEGION POST AMERICAN LEGION POST 112 E SOUTH ST MONROEVILLE RC0200126 60027 420 #420 BILLY'S LLC BILLY'S 18000 LINCOLN HWY. EAST MONROEVILLE RR0282262 209 MO TOWN STAGG INC RR0200663 109 W SOUTH ST MONROEVILLE GR0228847 61001 MO TOWN STAGG INC TODD MINNICK 109 W SOUTH ST MONROEVILLE TC08123001 60530 AMERICAN LEGION POST 112 E SOUTH ST MONROEVILLE TC04281001 60530 #420 P.A.R. POWER WASHING, 469 SPORTS & SPIRITS 1324 MINNICH RD. NEW HAVEN RR0296288 60024 INC. P.A.R. POWERWASHING INC. 469 SPORTS & SPIRITS 1324 MINNICH ROAD NEW HAVEN TC07795001 60530 PFEIFFER, INC. ACROSS THE TRACKS 615 BROADWAY NEW HAVEN RR0296351 210 AMERICAN LEGION POST AMERICAN LEGION POST 330 ENTRANCE DR NEW HAVEN RC0200140 60027 330 #330 4 Owner DBA Address Permit # Class HALL'S DRIVE INS INC CANAL TAP HAUS 216 HWY 930 W NEW HAVEN RR0226473 60025 MMC ENTERPRISES CARL'S TAVERN 433 BROADWAY AVE. NEW HAVEN RR0202253 60024 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 432 BROADWAY NEW HAVEN RC0284016 60027 LODGE #14 LODGE #1480 NAVY CLUB OF NEW HAVEN, NAVY CLUB OF NEW 412 BROADWAY NEW HAVEN RC0295409 60027 INDIAN HAVEN SHIP #245 ANDYBROCK, INC. RACK & HELEN'S BAR & 525 BROADWAY ST NEW HAVEN RR0205601 60024 GRILL MMC ENTERPRISES INC RR0202253 433 BROADWAY NEW HAVEN GR0224887 61001 HALL DRIVE INS, INC RR0226473 216 HWY 930 W NEW HAVEN GR0226845 61001 P.A.R. POWER WASHING, RR0296288 1324 MINNICH ROAD NEW HAVEN GR0226238 61001 INC. V F W POST 2457 INC V.F.W. #2457 12700 DAWKINS RD NEW HAVEN RC0214070 60027 AMERICAN LEGION POST AMERICAN LEGION #377 22115 MAIN ST. WOODBURN RC0200205 60027 377 PAT & LARRY'S LLC PAT & LARRY'S BAR & 22217 MAIN ST WOODBURN RR0231054 60024 GRILL Total for ALLEN 42 BARTHOLOMEW COL IN LDG 521 BENEV & COLUMBUS ELKS 521 4664 RAY BOLL BLVD. COLUMBUS RC0300455 60027 PROT OR 5 Owner DBA Address Permit # Class DEMUTH GROUP INC COZY LOUNGE 3870 25TH ST COLUMBUS RR0313705 210 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE L.O.O.M. #398 330 8TH ST COLUMBUS RC0304003 60027 398 ZIGGIE'S, INC. RR0315546 3029 N. NATIONAL RD. COLUMBUS GR0325194 61001 COLLETT ENTERPRISES INC SMOKER FRIENDLY 2650 EASTBROOK PLAZA COLUMBUS TC01061004 60530 COLLETT ENTERPRISES INC SMOKER FRIENDLY 1911 STATE ST COLUMBUS TC01061002 60530 ZIGGIES, INC. ZIGGIE'S 3029 NATIONAL ROAD COLUMBUS RR0315546 60024 TB & BJ, LLC THE BRICK 309 WALNUT ST JONESVILLE RR0384082 112 TB & BJ, LLC THE BRICK 309 WALNUT ST. JONESVILLE TC06217001 60530 Total for BARTHOLOMEW 9 BENTON LYNN POOL &BRANDY BAD HABITS 203 S OLD US 41 BOSWELL RR0405095 60024 HERNANDEZ AMERICAN LEGION POST 57 AMERICAN LEGION POST 400 E 5TH ST FOWLER RC0412632 60027 57 CLARK'S LOCAL BAR INC CLARK'S LOCAL BAR 106 N ADAMS AVE FOWLER RR0402765 60024 FAR AWAY PHILBILLY'S INC FAR AWAY PHILBILLY'S 8747 WEST 300 SOUTH FOWLER RR0427471 60016 6 Owner DBA Address Permit # Class DOYLE L. ALLISON & ANNA D & R NITE OWL 112 S MAIN ST OTTERBEIN RR0404921 60024 RUTH A Total for BENTON 5 BLACKFORD AMERICAN LEGION POST AMERICAN LEGION #159 209 E WASHINGTON HARTFORD CITY RC0500079 60027 159 AMVETS HARTFORD CITY AMVETS POST # 23 902 SOUTH WALNUT STREET HARTFORD CITY RC0508422 60027 POST #23 HARTFORD CITY TAVERN DEPOT BAR & GRILL 201 S. JEFFERSON ST. HARTFORD CITY RR0506171 60024 COMPANY I THE GLORIOUS E WASH ST THE GLORIOUS E 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. HARTFORD CITY RR0504338 60024 BAR INC WASHINGTON ST. BAR HIGH STREET BAR OF HIGH STREET BAR 108 W HIGH ST MONTPELIER RR0506342 60024 MONTPELIER HIGH STREET BAR OF RR0506342 108 W HIGH ST MONTPELIER GR0527399 61001 MONTPELIER Total for BLACKFORD 6 BOONE R & K BAR INC CROWN BAR & GRILL 34 E MAIN ST JAMESTOWN RR0626357 210 AMERICAN LEGION POST AMERICAN LEGION POST 1020 HENDRICKS DRIVE LEBANON RC0600108 60027 113 113 LEBANON ELKS LODGE #635 B P O E ELKS 635 215 LAFAYETTE AVE LEBANON RC0600489 60027 INC 7 Owner DBA Address Permit # Class J & R INCORPORATED CLUB 39 220 S LEBANON ST LEBANON RR0611155 60024 FRATERNAL ORDER OF FRATERNAL ORDER OF 2140 N LEBANON ST LEBANON RC0602033 60027 EAGLES 2062 EAGLES 2062 GCBC INC LOW BOBS DISCOUNT 2310 N LEBANON ST # E LEBANON TC02303001 60530 TOBACCO # 84 AMERICAN LEGION 410 AMERICAN LEGION #410 5 LINVILLE AVE WHITESTOWN RC0613078 60027 Total for BOONE 7 CARROLL JOHNLOCK INC J C'S BAR 117 N WABASH S T DELPHI RR0898198 60025 JOHNLOCK INC JC'S BAR & GRILL 117 N. WABASH STREET DELPHI TC09067001 60530 S MUNDELL LTD II THE SMOKIN DOG 2110 W US HWY 421 (WEST DELP DELPHI RR0801849 60024 SALOON CARROLL COUNTY V F W V F W # 9383 304 N MARKET ST DELPHI RC0800541 60027 INC WILLOUGHBY & WILLOUGHBY'S FOOD & 15 W. COLUMBIA ST. FLORA RR0818846 60024 WILLOUGHBY ENTERP SPIRITS Total for CARROLL 5 CASS AMERICAN LEGION POST AMERICAN LEGION POST 315 E JACKSON GALVESTON RC0909716 60027 415 415 8 Owner DBA Address Permit # Class AMERICAN LEGION POST 60 AMERICAN LEGION #60 828 S BURLINGTON AVE LOGANSPORT RC0900113 60027 PKM MANAGEMENT CO INC DUTCH MILL 101 BURLINGTON AVE LOGANSPORT TC03732001 60530 PKM MANAGEMENT CO INC DUTCH MILL 101 BURLINGTON AVE LOGANSPORT RR0900380 60024 B P O ELKS 66 ELKS #66 1100 NORTH 3RD ST LOGANSPORT RC0900493 60027 LOGANSP ORT S HR I NE CL UB LOGANSPORT SHRINE 415 HIGH ST LOGANSPORT RC0904283 60027 CLUB TOBACCO CENTRAL INC LOW BOBS DISCOUNT 202 BURLINGTON AVE LOGANSPORT TC02245009 60530 TOBACCO # 28 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE MOOSE #232 900 EAST MAIN LOGANSPORT RC0904030 60027 232 VETERANS OF FOREIGN V F W #3790 1023 ERIE AVE LOGANSPORT RC0906834 60027 WARS 3790 KOSKE'S R-BAR, INC. 925 N 3RD ST LOGANSPORT RR0906107 60024 Total for CASS 10 CLARK AMERICAN LEGION 335 AMERICAN LEGION POST 1200 BASHAM DR CHARLESTOWN RC1013603 60027 #335 VETERANS OF FOREIGN V F W #1427 350 HARRISON ST CHARLESTOWN RC1016247 60027 WARS 1427 E & BG INCORPORATED JERSEY'S CAFE 1515 LYNCH LN SUITE B CLARKSVILLE RR1098423 60025 9 Owner DBA Address Permit # Class KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS K OF C #1348 223 E MARKET ST JEFFERSONVILL RC1003486 60027 1348 B A M INC MICK'S LOUNGE 1448 GATEWAY PLAZA JEFFERSONVILL RR1003838 60024 THE LEVEE BAR & GRILL THE LEVEE BAR & GRILL 1005 WEST MARKET ST JEFFERSONVILL RR1003169 210 LLC LLC AMERICAN LEGION POST 35 AMERICAN LEGION #35 801 MAIN ST JEFFERSONVILLE RC1000097 211-4 DOUBLE T INC DOUBLE T TAVERN 830 E 10TH ST JEFFERSONVILLE RR1008320 210 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES #1527 113 W MAPLE JEFFERSONVILLE RC1012219 60027 EAGLES 1527 BAM INC.
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