Campagana's (Roxbury)
Heck's Store (Moxham)
Bill George's(Moxham)
Kopriva's (Geistown)
Dean Weaver's (Honerstown)

Boring's Candy (West End)
Koch's (West End)
Roseland skating (West End)
I can see all sorts of stores in West End with locations but can't think of names..

The same here. Run in for candy or a YouHoo. Then back to sports.

There used to be a store near Garfield, kids would all go to at lunchtime. And my opinion was that Riverside always had the best gobs!

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Originally posted by bleyeskaren:
There used to be a store near Garfield, kids would all go to at lunchtime. And my opinion was that Riverside always had the best gobs!

There was a sandwich shop across the street (Laurel Ave) from Garfield that had good subs, is that one you are talking about. I went there almost everyday and there was always a long line, sometimes you had to pass because the line was too long and you wouldn't have enough time...

(Some of) the corner stores of Moxham...
The one @ Village & Russell was Bloom's.

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Tioga Street Market (Westmont)- Guy had the best ham spread.
The Westmont Middle School kids still have Clarks - great subs.

Beaverdale had Fedore's (oh the candy I ate from that place) and Andrykovich's. Oh and there was Anne Cornell's - always hot in that store.

Sidman had Carpenters - they made ice cream sandwiches...that was always a treat!

Thanks for the memories!

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Originally posted by pbal:
(Some of) the corner stores of Moxham...
The one @ Village & Russell was Bloom's.

Just dug this one out. Everyone wants pics of Heck's.

Good 'ol Moxham. A store and a church on every other corner. The bars weren't allowed, so they're on Bridge St.

gradys - up the street from garfield
mckees market - strayer and chandler
coes sub shop - across the street from mckees
alevettos - use to be on glenn st. now strayer

i remember when i was younger walking to carpenters store in old conemaugh boro everyday before school and getting something to eat before the bus came the store is still there and it still looks like it did when i was younger even the same ppl working there

great pics pbal.
yea,every friday after school kids would line up at clarks for their subs and gobs..good times.oh,and gallikers pint size ice tea

Got a shot of Clark's here. I stopped goin when they shortened their subs: "We haven't changed anything but the size."

Well, yeah, that's the point.

Across from Garfield was "Minnie's" always packed for lunch, and at the "corner" in Oakhurst was Kesslak's Dairy Dell. There was another one at the top of Daniel St, forgot the name but they even had a pool table in the back.

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Originally posted by oakhurst:
Across from Garfield was "Minnie's" always packed for lunch, and at the "corner" in Oakhurst was Kesslak's Dairy Dell. There was another one at the top of Daniel St, forgot the name but they even had a pool table in the back.

There you go, Minnies. The lady there made great sandwiches. Kesslaks was a good alternative if you got out a little late for Minnies.....