Summer recreation for the kids included sporting contests in 1968. Did any of you get a trophy at the Junior Olympics? Don’t buy that ’63 Ford Falcon station wagon that is for sale in the ad. It could have been the one that my family had. It had many problems including burning out two starters …
The shopping plaza in this article is now dwarfed by the Wegmans and the Walmart plazas nearby. It used to have a department store but that and the grocery store are long gone. Now the major stores are Peebles, Big Lots, Harbor Freight and Advance Auto Parts. Then there is an ad for Tom Wahl’s. …
This article is from an obscure Rochester newspaper, The Airscout’s Snapshot. It was issued free to men that at the US Army Aerial School of Photography at Kodak Park. This was the first issue and it only existed until the end of 1918 because the war had ended. This is just one of the few …
As World War I in 1918 continues it has created shortages. One shortage is of oil used to keep the dust down on the State roads. Roads in cities and villages would have a much better chance of being paved but were still dirt outside of the populated areas. Concrete roads were much better but …