Borough of Etna - Centennial Festivities Yearbook (Etna, PA)

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MOM HERCENSON HLRGENSONS SHOE REPAIR fill--. Melanie Hergenson he-gan her career as rr 1'41 lmhler in 1017. When her husband passed away, 3 years later. she Carried on his trade as she ruisr-tl three children. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in 19-16 published the photo lleftl when they inter- viewed Etna's Sole Saverfl At that time 1V1om,, 1-Iergenson reminisced on shoes when her business was young. Men and women wore high buttoned shoes and the f:hildren's high tops all had tassels on them. Womens pumps were equipped with tFrenc-h heels' and pointed toes. Men wore gOpera pumps' for dress. Mrs. Hergenson helped to keep Etnsfs feet dry for 30 years. She sold her business in 19-l-7. The shop was then known as Pete,s Shoe Repair. In 1955. 'kPete lDePascalel moved across the Street and Mom's business-residence was converted to living quarters only. X L. . 5E lU?tltlTmN 'WAC Wir-COHNJEYS CONFFCTION XRY AND SOD . , 1 . , J 1 . . A PARLOR LEFT-Mag M:'Cuhnc-y. Now hc-longs to Ben Hughes. Still the sa V IUC l as when Mug owns-d it. It was said that Mag used to operate one of the toll gates nn the Ruth-r Plank Road. mini!! my .. .IOS l'llNTl'HERI'S SHOE REPAIR -Cmnt Ayr-, The First A S l' Tr-rx ffm, nr-xt flour. 1-'nur yr-.urs hit:-r when the A S 1' mow-fl to itl pr:-wut site tsm- next pivturu-l, it iPl'4'Ltll1t' lN11'Elnt1irl's 111-stullrzlnt, Ihr-li ll:-nry li. Stilfs i1ll1I'l1t'I' Shop Presently it is Nivlylznus lfrugg Sturt-, sinwv 1935, ' . r--...W I .--- - - - -Y I l I l J' gay? 1. , . -- A ?:f. Q 13 .,.. -'N 1'-Er w-f.r.QjC4ffL--- Lffzaif '31- ' 'f,, If - '-1 K, fi.: If r ll if .. in ,if ' li: Z! J 342-344 Butler St. FAR R1CHT--1'1rstNat1onul Bunk CENTER--Bvverles' Liquor Store B A S 1' tudu is tht 60 - building with th 4. rr-fl frnnl. I t

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via.- 'N .. .1 - GFEHG Upenirri 1 'E W!NQHEl:. S lllQW,DEQiTll.-.3l0 e Satunday, Nov. 24 1906 ,lohn L. Farmerie's Store 1874-84. Formed Mrs. Winschel and l, 1 l - f partnership with J. Winschcl, J. F. Winsrhcl, Jr. We wishto unnouncetoour pntmnls anafrien.1.m..r 2 . 1 num- K I A4 , ff! xg- Old Elm Supply Store now Ce-nie Speer Bldg. and Blahzfs Florist. ' , Stoney's Grocery. Post Office once , l - fr, I AFFEA ' WT. ..-.K Old Elks Building S1'lll'IllIll.S Offlvesl. hm c mm ed from the old stand to our new and Iaryerquriru 346 BUTLER STREET Onnoslte First National Bank EVERY DAY BARGAiN DAj l' zen E' iiocam l l fi' ' 90598585110 1 4 ' E gc '- '26EiQQ5c A ' L - ' VC A Fine Decorated Plate Given with Every Dollar Purchase seeour Iinu of Hnlidnw. vjwrjg, Mm mam - '.' l,ar2cft5eIeuiun, Li-new ww:- F . DON'T FORGET THE OPENING DL' Winchels Department Sm The Leadina Smre in Town ME Qui' 1 f' Winsc'hel's Opening 1906.

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Q. ,l........ I Ln- nr 41.4 l I A . yy QF f ' f it f I ai ' f I Q' . f I 5 41-kg' -,. . - nf. nh tb ' ,, Iwi- Y. A Emmu Ochse, Ruhr-rt Wm. Still, Cru, Stone h'I4'Kee und Emma Metzger I5Urg:,r'SS SOME MORE BUSINESSES HOTELS: P. W. House located un Bridge St. Know Mohil Cas Stalionl. Belvidcrds, now Ursn Cafe. Gillies' located next to Rollfs Bakery. JEWELRY: Herman Turk mowed into Weidlufs 1931, PEROVSKY'Sf1936 Frieda Perovsliy started in present :ilu formerly L0gan's Tire Shop. TIPPINS MACHINERY CO., DUQUESNE ELECTRIC, PANTONES, BENNET'S PAPER CO., SWINIJELL Sr DRESSLER now frrupy what was Spzing, Clialfunt Cu. NATIONAL DISPOSALJNQW where old mill hy 62nd St, Bridge. OLD GROCERS-,l0s. Coholich, John Manx, lNI:irty':- Super NI.1rkc:t, Run:1Ili'S, Bennefs, Walkefs, Walters and Nirk Vinski's. PIgIE CREEK SAW MILL COMPANY 1867. Suwed Lumhvr Pulings, Luth and hingles. I l 4? L , . , . 1-fi I : 4 NI n V f 215' . 5 9 5 U YM f -15-5' I1-4? 3' V 11 L-ip. 'br I , V ' 'gli'-, iw f' . . . 2 Kiw- . ,V 4 ' --.mu T A w iff I I 1915 I irf-man Convenlinn Queen Flon, 6I ,J