Adair's Plans to Open Metro Area's Seventh Henry Hudson's Pub From: The Journal Record | Date: February 26, 1994| Author: Betty Jane Harvey | Copyright 1994 The Journal Record. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

By Betty Jane Harvey

Journal Record Staff Reporter

The seventh Henry Hudson's Pub metro location is scheduled to open April 1 in 6,000 square feet in Sooner West Plaza, 3737 W. Main St. in Norman.

Adair's Inc. of Oklahoma City has been operating Henry Hudson's Pub units in Oklahoma City for about seven years. The first one that opened is still operating at Int. Hwy. 240 and Walker Ave., said Gerald Adair.

Other units are at N. Pennsylvania Ave. and W. Memorial...

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