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Dedication of Korean, Vietnam
and Desert Storm Memorial
Sunday, November 9, 2008
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Nick
Berezniak
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People and Events...
Coaldale Places
Have you got a story to tell or a picture to share about Coaldale stores?
For a few years now I’ve been writing articles about some of the stores I’ve frequented years ago in Coaldale. For a small town we had many more stores than younger residents could imagine. Many of them were the “Corner Store’ variety which usually attracted customers from a very close part of town. Others, like many along Philip Street, had a bigger draw. Most sold groceries, but others were clothing, jewelry, drugs, hardware, or variety types. Names like Vahovich, Schonberger, Daley, Ambrose, and Millen were well known by all.
I would love to hear from any of our group who would like to share what you remember or pictures you may have of these people and stores. You don’t have to make a production about sharing your thoughts. I’ll try to condense and incorporate anything you wish to pass along. All these places were unique and most of the owners were certainly characters in their own right.
Give it some thought and let me know what you have to share.
Contact: Bob Sharpe
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New Chairperson Wanted, Passing of the Baton:
Faye Lewis no longer wishes to be in charge of the CHS reunion. She is asking for someone or chairpersons of 2 or 3 to step up to take the responsibility. Faye has all the information ready to hand over to whoever is interested in planning the next reunion. This includes all current addresses, other contact numbers and even the decorations. She can be contacted at 570-645-9426 or at 30 East Ruddle Street, Coaldale, PA 18218.
Note: Rich on the Repy to your emails they Bounce. Try again.
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June8/9, 2013 Reunion Dinner
and Picnic.
Door Prize (Tiger painting) was
Painted/donated by Walt Jeffries
Coaldale High School Class of 1963 - Celebrating 50 Years
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Capt. Norman L. Nesterak, Coaldale, U.S. Army
Coaldale Marine the first Marine killed in Action in World War ll.
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