This is a "stitched" double page scan from the Trenton Times of May 31, 1924. There are many memorable names in this advertisement. Note that a number of businesses are on South Broad Street, which was the original center of Chambersburg prior to the Italian section of Bayard, Emery, Chestnut, etc. -
RALPH LUCARELLA said... HI TOM....WOULD YOU BELIEVE WE HAD A STAR SEDAN IN THE 20'S. IT HAD SHADES ON THE WINDOWS. FLOWER VASES ON THE INSIDE WALLS, I BELIEVE IT WAS A 1926. DRIVING TO BELMAR IN THE SUMMER ON A DIRT ROAD, WE HAD TO DRIVE WITH THE WINDOWS UP. THE ONLY PAVED ROAD WAS TO ASBURY PARK. MY MOTHER DROVE IT FOR A SHORT WHILE AND HAD AN ACCIDENT WITH A WILNO'S LAUNDRY TRUCK AND NEVER DROVE AGAIN. I BELIEVE WE BOUGHT THE CAR FROM PETE TEDESKI, A NEIGHBOR ON BERT AVE. WHO WAS WORKING FOR THE CHEVY DEALER.
- Lee Belardino said...
tommy
i recognize 2 names in the ads. Max Intrologator,his son had a store on extension ave. I was acquainted with his grand daugter. Nice family; also Dietz Jewelers. Bought my 1951 class ring from them. Still got it.
HI TOM....WOULD YOU BELIEVE WE HAD A STAR SEDAN IN THE 20'S. IT HAD SHADES ON THE WINDOWS. FLOWER VASES ON THE INSIDE WALLS, I BELIEVE IT WAS A 1926. DRIVING TO BELMAR IN THE SUMMER ON A DIRT ROAD, WE HAD TO DRIVE WITH THE WINDOWS UP. THE ONLY PAVED ROAD WAS TO ASBURY PARK. MY MOTHER DROVE IT FOR A SHORT WHILE AND HAD AN ACCIDENT WITH A WILNO'S LAUNDRY TRUCK AND NEVER DROVE AGAIN. I BELIEVE WE BOUGHT THE CAR FROM PETE TEDESKI, A NEIGHBOR ON BERT AVE. WHO WAS WORKING FOR THE CHEVY DEALER.
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ReplyDeletei recognize 2 names in the ads. Max Intrologator,his son had a
store on extension ave.I was acquainted with his grandaufgter. Nice family:also Dietzs jewelers. Bought my 1951 class ring from them. Still got it.
Tom: Recognize Weinberg's and Frizell's growing up they were on the corner of Beatty and So. Broad, great stuff.
ReplyDeleteA few were still there in my early Burg days..frizels,winebergs..and Siegels Drug store still there today:)
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