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Correction: Last day was Sept 17,1997. Sorry!
do you know what store occupies the Woolworth space today?
I worked at the Woolworth Distribution Center in Denver,Pa for 23 years. Our last day was Sept 17,1998. Woolco closed…
Fascinating story, Alexa… and Happy Anniversary! (You are close to my anniversary date of 8-8-88)
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Niiiiice.
Herman was a friend of my Grandfather. I recall hearing the Professor on the radio in the early 60’s. BTW, “Turkey Hollow” is in the Mohnton area. Please enchoy!
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=professor+schnitzel+cd
hilarious!!! thanks for sharing!