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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

1935: ANTHONY SALAMANDRA ESQ. TO BE HONORED

Once again from the "NOTABLE PERSONS" folder, this gentleman from the prominent Trenton Salamandra family. There are many noted Chambersburg persons listed in the list of participants in the testimonial dinner. (Am I the only one who remembers the Eldorado?)
Blogger Ralph Lucarella said...
.....I ALWAYS ADMIRED THE HOUSE ON GREENWOOD AVE, WHERE THE SALAMANDRA'S LIVED. THE ELDORADO ON FRANKLIN STREET WAS A VERY POPULAR PLACE FOR TESTEMONIALS. MY FRIENDS, THE DeGEORGE FAMILY WERE THE OWNERS IN THE 70'S. BEST REGARDS. Blogger
Mack said...
I had no idea it was called the Eldorando way back in the 1930s, for me the Salalandra name conjures up thoughts of my first paper route walking past Salamandra Liquor Store and the big Chimney closeby that was once part of Salamandra Laundry, in the quiet of a safe and clean mid 1970s morning in the Burg:)
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  1. Ralph LucarellaWednesday, September 15, 2010

    .....I ALWAYS ADMIRED THE HOUSE ON GREENWOOD AVE, WHERE THE SALAMANDRA'S LIVED. THE ELDORADO ON FRANKLIN STREET WAS A VERY POPULAR PLACE FOR TESTEMONIALS. MY FRIENDS, THE DeGEORGE FAMILY WERE THE OWNERS IN THE 70'S. BEST REGARDS.

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  2. MackThursday, September 16, 2010

    I had no idea it was called the Eldorando way back in the 1930s,
    for me the Salalandra name conjures up thoughts of my first
    paper route walking past Salamandra
    Liquor Store and the big Chimney closeby that was once part of Salamandra Laundry, in the quiet of a safe and clean mid 1970s morning in the Burg:)

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  3. AnonymousTuesday, February 01, 2011

    My grandmother's maiden name was Salamandra and my mother still lives in the house on Greenwood Avenue. My family owned the liquor store and this picture of Anthony was my grandmother's brother. Thanks for posting these Tom!

    Tracey Destribats

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