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Don't tell me that old, 'what's her name' is being nasty again? Santa must not have been nice to her. Sue* ----- Original Message ----- > Al, > > I moved the discussion to this list. Before we both get booted from > Allegheny. --- Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.311 / Virus Database: 172 - Release Date: 12/27/2001

Al, I moved the discussion to this list. Before we both get booted from Allegheny. I agree with you. Garfield was a great neighborhood before the project, now it isn't. Penn Ave. used to be a nice place to shop. As a kid I never felt in danger and I roamed from the top of Garfield Hill down to Penn Ave. Now I hate to have to pass through, I can't even think of living there. Since I don't have air conditioning, I must be rich. LOL Rosanne, My family lived in the Terrace Village projects between 1948 and 1954. When WWII was over, our family was booted from an apartment at 3604 Fifth Ave in Oakland so that the landlord could divide the apartment in two and thus collect more rent. Nobody wanted to rent to someone who had kids so my dad found this dump down on Boundary St in Panther Hollow and we lived there until we could get in Terrace Village. The idea of the projects being a helping hand was noble but, instead of being a TEMPORARY hand of help, it became a way of life for a group of people and it's become worse than most people are aware. The housing authority owns private homes all over the city and places their "tenants" in these homes and takes care of all repairs and maintenace. They'll even install air-conditioning, if the tenants want it. Hell, I had to work and save for years before I could afford to air-condition my house. I should have refused to work, gone on welfare and live in one of their homes. Hell, I'd even ask for a swimming pool in the back yard. Might even get one. Something's really screwed up in this society. I remember when being poor meant that you didn't have cars, TVs, computers and all those other expensive items. Air-conditioning? Forget that! Remember when the movie theaters used to advertise that they had AIR-CONDITIONING to draw in customers during the hot, sweltering nights of summer? Now it's considered a "right" for the poor to have all of these things. But if you have all of these things, why are you considered "poor"? And needing help?? Al At 06:05 PM 12/31/2001, you wrote: >Al, > >To finish the last, when I lived in Garfield, the shopping center wasn't >there. There were no high rises, and Columbo St. dead ended about 12 houses >below Pacific Ave. It didn't go down to Schenley Ave. until the project was >built. It is very different today. So much for government housing. > >Rosanne >

Nothing is a SURE THING except of course death and taxes. . Carol S. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fred C McCutcheon" <fredcmcc@usaor.net> To: <PA-PITTSBURGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2002 3:15 PM Subject: Re: [PITTSBURGH] Can't help but... > Carol, Are you sure Lenkner didn't write that ??? > > > "Carol S." wrote: > > > > I can't help it! Must send some of these chuckles on, although they don't relate to genealogy Carol S: > > > > A Christmas gift book: NON CAMPUS MENTIS, compiled by Professor Anders Henriksson, published by Workman Publisher, New York. > > > > World history according to college students: All quotes are as written in the book. > > xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > > > History, a record of things left behind by past generations, started in 1815. Thus we should try to view historical times as the behind of the present. This gives incite into the anals of the past. > > > > >From the secondary sources we are given hindsight into the future. Hindsight, after all, is caused by a lack of foresight. ... > > > > Civilization woozed out of the Nile about 300,000 years ago. The Nile was a river that had some water in it. Every year it would flood and irritate the land. This tended to make the people nervous. > > > > The pyramids were large square triangles built in the desert. O'Cyrus, a god who lived in a pyramid, would give you the afterlife if your sole was on straight. > > > > Judyism had one big God named "Yahoo". > > > > The Parthenonon was Pericles greatest erection. > > > > Socrates was accused of sophmorism and sentenced to die of hemroyds. > > > > U.Clid proved that there is more than one side to every plain. > > > > Archimedes made the first steamboat and power drill. > > > > During the Dark Ages it was mostly dark. > > > > Monks simply preyed by day and played by night. > > > > Margo Polo visited Kukla Kahn, who rained in China at the time. > > > > Machiavelli, who was often unemployed wrote The Prince to get a job with Richard Nixon. > > > > Italy, of course was much closer to the rest of the world, thanks to northern Europe. > > > > The invention of the sex tent helped to determine place and orientation at sea. > > > > The Vikings, of course had already saled as far as Colorado, where several of their campsights can still be visited today. > > > > The Holy Omen empire soon collapsed... > > > > Philosophy was based on falsies and this led to shaky foundations. > > > > Another problem was that France was full of French people... > > > > Telephones were not available - communication went by mouth to mouth or telegram. The Interstate Highway System was built soon after the Civil War. The Trans-Siberian Railroad connected Europe to California. Urban mass transet included subways and electric tramps. The airplane was invented and first flown by the Marx brothers. Burt Einstein developed the theory of relativism. > > > > East and West made mends with each other. The Berlin Mall was removed... > > > > ==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== > > SUE* MCALISTER-Pittsburgh List Mom > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > ==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== > Check out these COMMUNITY LISTS: MyStErY, Horror, SAHM, M-W-C, Nost-TV, Palm-Gen, and Westie > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

On Tue, 1 Jan 2002 17:05:55 EST Norafitz@aol.com writes: > Does anyone know if PA had state census? If so, what years and where can > they be viewed for Pittsburgh? > > Thanks. > > Nora FitzGerald Pennsylvania did not have any state censuses taken. Most of the other state's censuses were done when a state was a territory before it would apply to statehood. The federal government did offer to fund a state census for any state that wanted it in 1885, but PA did not partake. Tax lists can sometimes be used as a census substitute. Southwest PA does have extant tax lists for the 1798 federal "pane" tax, so named since they taxed window panes. -- Elissa ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Hey Mac, Glad you made it through New Year's Eve. I was gettiing worried. Sounds as though all of you Phone Booth members are bright eyed and bushy tailed today. Your repartee has brightened my day. Let me know when the next meeting is so I can fly in on my broom. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU!!!! Teeny Bop ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fred C McCutcheon" <fredcmcc@usaor.net> To: <PA-PITTSBURGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2002 5:15 PM Subject: Re: [PITTSBURGH] Can't help but... > Carol, Are you sure Lenkner didn't write that ??? > > > "Carol S." wrote: > > > > I can't help it! Must send some of these chuckles on, although they don't relate to genealogy Carol S: > > > > A Christmas gift book: NON CAMPUS MENTIS, compiled by Professor Anders Henriksson, published by Workman Publisher, New York. > > > > World history according to college students: All quotes are as written in the book. > > xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > > > History, a record of things left behind by past generations, started in 1815. Thus we should try to view historical times as the behind of the present. This gives incite into the anals of the past. > > > > >From the secondary sources we are given hindsight into the future. Hindsight, after all, is caused by a lack of foresight. ... > > > > Civilization woozed out of the Nile about 300,000 years ago. The Nile was a river that had some water in it. Every year it would flood and irritate the land. This tended to make the people nervous. > > > > The pyramids were large square triangles built in the desert. O'Cyrus, a god who lived in a pyramid, would give you the afterlife if your sole was on straight. > > > > Judyism had one big God named "Yahoo". > > > > The Parthenonon was Pericles greatest erection. > > > > Socrates was accused of sophmorism and sentenced to die of hemroyds. > > > > U.Clid proved that there is more than one side to every plain. > > > > Archimedes made the first steamboat and power drill. > > > > During the Dark Ages it was mostly dark. > > > > Monks simply preyed by day and played by night. > > > > Margo Polo visited Kukla Kahn, who rained in China at the time. > > > > Machiavelli, who was often unemployed wrote The Prince to get a job with Richard Nixon. > > > > Italy, of course was much closer to the rest of the world, thanks to northern Europe. > > > > The invention of the sex tent helped to determine place and orientation at sea. > > > > The Vikings, of course had already saled as far as Colorado, where several of their campsights can still be visited today. > > > > The Holy Omen empire soon collapsed... > > > > Philosophy was based on falsies and this led to shaky foundations. > > > > Another problem was that France was full of French people... > > > > Telephones were not available - communication went by mouth to mouth or telegram. The Interstate Highway System was built soon after the Civil War. The Trans-Siberian Railroad connected Europe to California. Urban mass transet included subways and electric tramps. The airplane was invented and first flown by the Marx brothers. Burt Einstein developed the theory of relativism. > > > > East and West made mends with each other. The Berlin Mall was removed... > > > > ==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== > > SUE* MCALISTER-Pittsburgh List Mom > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > ==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== > Check out these COMMUNITY LISTS: MyStErY, Horror, SAHM, M-W-C, Nost-TV, Palm-Gen, and Westie > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Carol, Are you sure Lenkner didn't write that ??? "Carol S." wrote: > > I can't help it! Must send some of these chuckles on, although they don't relate to genealogy Carol S: > > A Christmas gift book: NON CAMPUS MENTIS, compiled by Professor Anders Henriksson, published by Workman Publisher, New York. > > World history according to college students: All quotes are as written in the book. > xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > History, a record of things left behind by past generations, started in 1815. Thus we should try to view historical times as the behind of the present. This gives incite into the anals of the past. > > >From the secondary sources we are given hindsight into the future. Hindsight, after all, is caused by a lack of foresight. ... > > Civilization woozed out of the Nile about 300,000 years ago. The Nile was a river that had some water in it. Every year it would flood and irritate the land. This tended to make the people nervous. > > The pyramids were large square triangles built in the desert. O'Cyrus, a god who lived in a pyramid, would give you the afterlife if your sole was on straight. > > Judyism had one big God named "Yahoo". > > The Parthenonon was Pericles greatest erection. > > Socrates was accused of sophmorism and sentenced to die of hemroyds. > > U.Clid proved that there is more than one side to every plain. > > Archimedes made the first steamboat and power drill. > > During the Dark Ages it was mostly dark. > > Monks simply preyed by day and played by night. > > Margo Polo visited Kukla Kahn, who rained in China at the time. > > Machiavelli, who was often unemployed wrote The Prince to get a job with Richard Nixon. > > Italy, of course was much closer to the rest of the world, thanks to northern Europe. > > The invention of the sex tent helped to determine place and orientation at sea. > > The Vikings, of course had already saled as far as Colorado, where several of their campsights can still be visited today. > > The Holy Omen empire soon collapsed... > > Philosophy was based on falsies and this led to shaky foundations. > > Another problem was that France was full of French people... > > Telephones were not available - communication went by mouth to mouth or telegram. The Interstate Highway System was built soon after the Civil War. The Trans-Siberian Railroad connected Europe to California. Urban mass transet included subways and electric tramps. The airplane was invented and first flown by the Marx brothers. Burt Einstein developed the theory of relativism. > > East and West made mends with each other. The Berlin Mall was removed... > > ==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== > SUE* MCALISTER-Pittsburgh List Mom > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

You had better put that "IS" in there !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( or KAPOW!!**&&##@@!!) Al Lenkner wrote: > > Yep! I was in the choir 100 years ago but then got smart and switched to > brass. My older son plays organ, keyboard, piano and trumpet while the > younger son does the same and adds alto sax. He's shopping for a tenor and > dropping hints but I've given up buying instruments for these guys. I used > to own an alto and a tenor sax but gave them up when I met Linda. Playing > an instrument requires a lot of time and dedication and Linda was/is more > important than anything else. > > Al > > At 03:39 PM 1/1/2002, you wrote: > >actually, it was between you and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Thought they > >might bring in a few new members. Want to hear that voice someday. Can > >you do Old Man River? > > > > > >==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== > >SUE* MCALISTER-Pittsburgh List Mom > > > >============================== > >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > >go to: > >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > ==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== > SUE* MCALISTER-Pittsburgh List Mom > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

In a message dated 1/1/02 5:07:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, fredcmcc@usaor.net writes: > pps: Wasn't Bill Green's were the little strip mall is now ??? The little strip mall at the cloverleaf on 51 is Bill Green's Shopping Center. Bonnie

Does anyone know if PA had state census? If so, what years and where can they be viewed for Pittsburgh? Thanks. Nora FitzGerald

Wait a minute, Alvin the chipmunk. One of my cousins still farms my gggf's farm on Mallisee Road that has been in the family since 1864 and runs a herd of Herefords. You're in dangerous territory, city slicker. I never went to Bill Green's nightclub because I always had to milk !!!!!!!! Mac ps: It will probably all go to taxes to support you city slickers !!!! pps: Wasn't Bill Green's were the little strip mall is now ???

Yep! I was in the choir 100 years ago but then got smart and switched to brass. My older son plays organ, keyboard, piano and trumpet while the younger son does the same and adds alto sax. He's shopping for a tenor and dropping hints but I've given up buying instruments for these guys. I used to own an alto and a tenor sax but gave them up when I met Linda. Playing an instrument requires a lot of time and dedication and Linda was/is more important than anything else. Al At 03:39 PM 1/1/2002, you wrote: >actually, it was between you and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Thought they >might bring in a few new members. Want to hear that voice someday. Can >you do Old Man River? > > >==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== >SUE* MCALISTER-Pittsburgh List Mom > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

1910 Federal Census-Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA- Ward 15- 29 April 1910- Supervisor's District # 23- Enumeration District # 477- Enumerator: John Michael- Sheet 16 A Yoder Street-House # 36- Dwelling # 123- Family # 266 Shiefer, Hubert- Head of Household- white- male- age 46- married 1- Born: Germany- Father: Germany- Mother: Germany-Year Immigrated: 1880- occupation: Tinner , Catherine- wife- white- female-age 44- married 1- mother of 14 children- 9 living- Born: Germany- Father: Germany- Mother: Germany-Year Immigrated 1881 , Catherine-daughter-white-female-age 20-Born: PA-Father: Germany- Mother: Germany , John-son-white-male-age 19-Born: PA- Father; Germany- Mother: Germany , Hubert-son-white-male- age 15- Born: PA- Father: Germany- Mother: Germany , William-son-white-male-age 14-Born: PA-Father: Germany- Mother: Germany , Mary-daughter-white-female- age 10- Born: PA- Father: Germany- Mother: Germany , Andrew-son-white-male-age 8- Born: PA- Father: Germany-Mother: Germany , Elizabeth-daughter-white-female-age 6- Born: PA- Father; Germany- Mother: Germany , Frederick-son-white-male-age 2- Born: PA- Father: Germany- Mother: Germany The Pittsburgh Press Saturday, 26 December 1953 Vol 70 No 185 Page 13 SCHIEFER On Friday, Dec. 25, 1953, Louis A. of 103 S. Fairmont St., husband of Sharlotte McElroy Schiefer; father of Mrs. Viola McDonough, Clatta McDonald , Louise Ross, and Sally Schiefer, four grandsons, son of the late Hubert and Catherine Wolfe , brother of Mrs. Catherine McKee, Mrs. Mary Dietz, Mrs. Elizabeth Kleiber, John, Hubert and Andrew Schiefer; Funeral from the Henninger Funeral Home 4635 Butler St. Time Later. The Pittsburgh Press Wednesday, 27 May 1970 Page 62 SCHIEFER-On Tuesday, May 26, Sharlotte McElroy, mother of Viola Morgan, Clatta Anderson, Louise Ross and Sally Hanzas; also four grandsons and 14 great grandchildren; sister of Sarah Huff. Funeral from the ALBERT B AND MARIE J HENNINGER FUNERAL HOME. Requiem high mass at St. Lawrence Church at 10 a.m. The Pittsburgh Press Tuesday, 7 November 1989 Page B 4 ANDERSON, Clatta-On Sun., November 5 1989, Clatta A. (McDonald) of Verona; wife of the late Peter, mother of Scott P. McDonald of Penn Hills and Fred L. McDonald of Pgh., sister fo Sally L. Hanzas of Verona; also several grand and great grandchildren. Friends recieved Mon. 7-9 ; Tues. 2-4 & 7-9p.m. at the GEORGE P. PETRUNEY FUNERAL HOME, 732 Brunot St., Verona. Mass of Christian Burial on Wed. at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph Church, Verona. The Pittsburgh Press Tuesday, 2 April 1957 Vol. 73 No. 281 Page 30 SCHIEFER-Suddenly on Sunday, March 31, 1957, Mary (Burke) of 1590 Walnut st., Heidleberg (formerly of Greenfield), beloved wife of John and mother of Mrs. Robert Bartley, Edward, Hubert and Joseph, also survived by ten grandchildren and one great-grandchild; one brother, Joseph Burke. Friends received at the Kanai Funeral Home, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m. with requiem high mass at St. Rosalia's R.C. Church at 10 a.m. The Pittsburgh Press Thursday, 14 December 1950 RETIRED POLICEMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH BY SKIDDING TRUCK A retired City patrolman was killed when a truck skidded out of control and crushed him against the front of a building at E. Carson St. and Becks Run Rd. , late yesterday. He was Edward D. Barry, 57, of 5500 Penn Ave., who retired from the force in 1944 after 28 years service. Mr. Barry -known as "Red" -had been employed the last three months as special patrolman at the Morrison-Knudson Co., 3719 E. Carson St. He reported for work only moments before the accident. He was standing beside the auto of C.F. Lingenfelser, 64 of 343 Joseph St., Baldwin Twp. when a truck eastbound in Carson St. skidded into the rear end of Mr. Lingenfelser's car. The glancing collision caused the the truck to go out of control its driver said. As Mr. Barry tried to jump clear, the front end of the truck hit him, smashing him into the wall fo the Kiefer Coal and Coke Co. Patrolmen Ray Berringer and Jacob Buckley rushed Mr. Barry to South side Hospital in a police ambulance. He was pronounced dead of a fractured skull. The truck driver has been identified as William V. Price, 23 of 820 Ravine St., Munhall. He has been held for the coroner. Mr. Barry is survived by his widow , Mrs. Viola Scheifer Barry ; one son, Edward Jr., and three brothers, Albert F., John W. and David M., all of Pittsburgh. He was a life resident of Lawrenceville, a member of the Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Church and a veteran of World War I. Friends are being recieved at the Henninger Funeral Home, 4635 Butler St. where services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. Requiem high mass will be sung Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Sacred Heart Church. Burial will be in the Soldiers' Plot at Calvary Cemetery. The Pittsburgh Press Thursday, 14 December 1950 Vol. 67 No. 126 Page 56 Suddenly on Wednesday, Dec. 13, Edward of 3500 Penn Ave., beloved husband of Viola Schiefer; father of Edward Jr., son of the late Barbara Dischner and David Barry; brother of Albert F., John W. and David M. Barry. Funeral from the Henninger Funeral Home, 4635 Butler St., on Saturday, Dec. 16 at 9 a.m. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 10 a.m. Fraternal Order of Police, Holy Name Society and friends invited. The Pittsburgh Press Tuesday, 6 September 1955 Vol. 72 No. 75 Page 27 McDonough-James J. on Monday, Sept. 5, 1955, husband of Viola Schiefer, stepfather of Edward Barry, brother of Margaret McDonough and Mrs. Mary Wolfe. Friends received at the O'Toole and O'Connor Funeral Home, 510 Second Ave., Hazlewood. Funeral Thursday. High mass of requiem at St. Stephen Church at 9 a.m. _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

actually, it was between you and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Thought they might bring in a few new members. Want to hear that voice someday. Can you do Old Man River?

Ginnie, I'll have to pass on the role of guest speaker. Evidently you have never heard my voice. I have to speak softly so as not to scare people, especially kids. It's a gruff, deep, bass and I can project it quite some distance. I don't use a radio at fires other than to talk to the dispatch operator. My men can hear me better when I don't use a radio. My voice is so deep that it causes me problems. Over the radio, people have a hard time understanding me because of its depth. If I raise it an octave so people can hear better, they think I'm excited and, if I so excited, then it must be a really tough fire and then they get excited and excited people make stupid mistakes. My solution is too speak as little as possible but in a slow tempo. Compared to a stereo system, my voice is probably between a woofer and a sub-woofer. Still want me to speak? Al At 02:06 PM 1/1/2002, you wrote: >You are so right Al. Talent is no longer a criteria for success in music. >BTW, I haven't heard from Mac, maybe I was the first one to tell him he is >old and its just sinking in. hmmm. Guess I had better apologize. >For our next fan club meeting, we would like you as our guest speaker. We >need people to sign up soon as the booth only holds 12-15. > > >==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== >Check out these COMMUNITY LISTS: MyStErY, Horror, SAHM, M-W-C, Nost-TV, >Palm-Gen, and Westie > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

I can't help it! Must send some of these chuckles on, although they don't relate to genealogy Carol S: A Christmas gift book: NON CAMPUS MENTIS, compiled by Professor Anders Henriksson, published by Workman Publisher, New York. World history according to college students: All quotes are as written in the book. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx History, a record of things left behind by past generations, started in 1815. Thus we should try to view historical times as the behind of the present. This gives incite into the anals of the past. >From the secondary sources we are given hindsight into the future. Hindsight, after all, is caused by a lack of foresight. ... Civilization woozed out of the Nile about 300,000 years ago. The Nile was a river that had some water in it. Every year it would flood and irritate the land. This tended to make the people nervous. The pyramids were large square triangles built in the desert. O'Cyrus, a god who lived in a pyramid, would give you the afterlife if your sole was on straight. Judyism had one big God named "Yahoo". The Parthenonon was Pericles greatest erection. Socrates was accused of sophmorism and sentenced to die of hemroyds. U.Clid proved that there is more than one side to every plain. Archimedes made the first steamboat and power drill. During the Dark Ages it was mostly dark. Monks simply preyed by day and played by night. Margo Polo visited Kukla Kahn, who rained in China at the time. Machiavelli, who was often unemployed wrote The Prince to get a job with Richard Nixon. Italy, of course was much closer to the rest of the world, thanks to northern Europe. The invention of the sex tent helped to determine place and orientation at sea. The Vikings, of course had already saled as far as Colorado, where several of their campsights can still be visited today. The Holy Omen empire soon collapsed... Philosophy was based on falsies and this led to shaky foundations. Another problem was that France was full of French people... Telephones were not available - communication went by mouth to mouth or telegram. The Interstate Highway System was built soon after the Civil War. The Trans-Siberian Railroad connected Europe to California. Urban mass transet included subways and electric tramps. The airplane was invented and first flown by the Marx brothers. Burt Einstein developed the theory of relativism. East and West made mends with each other. The Berlin Mall was removed...

Barb, You're already "nuts" if you're going to waste your time trying to figure what's what on the location of the old clubs! <VBG> Al At 09:16 PM 12/31/2001, you wrote: >Hi Ginnie >The nightclub that I was thinking of was no where near the old airport. Its >going to drive me nuts now. >Barb > > >==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== >How to unsubscribe. Send a message to:PITTSBURGH-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com >that contains ONLY the word, 'unsubscribe' in the text area. > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Barb, I was being facetious about Plum Boro. Since they chased the cows out, there is a lot of development going on in Plum Boro. When they run out of room to develop Plum, the next stop for those eastward bound will be Westmoreland County and that's on fire now with all the development going on east of Monroeville. I can remember when the Miracle Mile and the Holiday House where the only real attractions in Monroeville. Now it's a nightmare with traffic congestion rivalling downtown Pgh. I think that may be one of the reason that Rob Cochran is building his new showroom out on 22. Al At 09:12 PM 12/31/2001, you wrote: >Hi Al >Went to a party at my nephew's house who lives in Plum Boro. It is near >Monroeville and Penn Hills. He lives in a housing development that is rather >new. Very nice homes there. >Barb > > >==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== >How to unsubscribe. Send a message to:PITTSBURGH-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com >that contains ONLY the word, 'unsubscribe' in the text area. > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Barb, Reading previous e-mails, it could have been Bill Greens but that would have been 50 years ago. More than likely it was the Ankara which is about 5 or 6 minutes from Carrick. I live in Beechview and, before Century III, I was able to drive to Riverview Golf Course (through Elizabeth) in about 30 minutes. I can drive to Century III in about 15-20 minutes, depending on the time of day, traffic and whether PennDot is constructing more potholes along 51. Al At 08:38 PM 12/31/2001, you wrote: >Hi Al >I remember that there was a nightclub on R. 51 that was closer than >Southland. It was about 5 or 6 minutes from Carrick. This is where my >daughter caught her dad with another woman. It might have been the Ankara >Barb > > >==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== >How to unsubscribe. Send a message to:PITTSBURGH-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com >that contains ONLY the word, 'unsubscribe' in the text area. > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

You are so right Al. Talent is no longer a criteria for success in music. BTW, I haven't heard from Mac, maybe I was the first one to tell him he is old and its just sinking in. hmmm. Guess I had better apologize. For our next fan club meeting, we would like you as our guest speaker. We need people to sign up soon as the booth only holds 12-15.