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Awesome article! The bit about the “Formaldehyde for preserving meat, described in a German chemistry book” is very interesting to…
My mom was Magdalena Kase. After she retired, she always spoke about all of her co-workers and about how she…
I am so hungry for your cheesesteaks
My grandmother was Mamie Lutz 112 PHILADELPHIA AVE HUFE FAMILY I BET YOU KNEW HER 😊
I LIVE IN 214 PHILADELPHIA AVE I AM NOT KIDDING, SINCE 2015 I BET YOU KNEW MY FATHER LEWEY LUTZ…
my step mother and father lived down the street from the apt house
Former home of Kurtz Pharmacy and Bob’s Sandwich shop.
Kurtz Drug Store was my husband’s grandfather’s (John R Kurtz, Pharmacist) business for many years.
Kurtz Drug Store was there in the 40 s and 50 s.
Wow,
I used to live above in one of the apartments when Bob’s sandwich shop was down stairs,
Bob as my landlord. 🙂
I lived there for about 2-3 years before I moved out to Galen hall in Wernersville Pa.
I loved my apartment and my landlord was a cool guy. The building gotten a facelift due to a kitchen fire next to my apartment. When bob closed up he notified us that he was selling the building my rent was going to go up by the new owners. I was paying $500.00 a month for a two bed room apartment. It was a nice apartment.
[…] a year ago I did a then and now post on the Stitzer Apartments, located at the corner Penn Ave & Woodrow Ave. The building still exists and looks almost […]