Chatham was a supermarket chain, now defunct, headquartered in southeastern Michigan, United States.
History
The Jewish Weisberg family,[1] already in the grocery business, purchased Chatham Village Supermarket in 1947.[2][3] By 1963, Chatham (the "Village" having been dropped) had grown to nine stores in East Side Detroit.[4] Peter Weisberg served as president and chairman of the board[2] and various other family members occupied top executive positions.[3] By August 1968, it had grown to 24 stores.