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(04.19.1953) Mobil gas station along Mount Carmel Street at Commerce. (Now Pool World.)
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(04.19.1953) Mobil gas station along Mount Carmel Street at Commerce. (Now Pool World.)

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  • (04.19.1953) Mobil gas station along Mount Carmel Street at Commerce. (Now Pool World.)
  • (1949) Roman Blusius' Esso Station- Now the location of Exxon on Sunbury Street. (The two buildings in the background, at right, were torn down in June of 2012. The middle buildings caught fire in September later that year.)
  • (10.04.49) Esso Station at Shamokin and Sunbury streets.
  • (10.04.49) Esso Station at Shamokin and Sunbury streets.
  • Mr. Kramer at the Esso Station at Sunbury and Shamokin streets.
  • Mr. Kramer at the Esso Station at Sunbury and Shamokin streets.
  • (April 1956) Frank Miller gas station at Sunbury and Franklin streets.
  • (April 1956) Frank Miller gas station at Sunbury and Franklin streets.
  • (10.18.1956) Millers Service Station at Sunbury and Franklin streets.
  • (10.18.1956) Millers Service Station at Sunbury and Franklin streets. Shown is William Kanaskie on Oct. 18, 1956.
  • (10.18.1956) Millers Service Station at Sunbury and Franklin streets.
  • Shamokin Tire Service, now Jack Williams.
  • (1949) Sunoco Station, which I believe is along Rock Street.
  • (05.28.53) Charles Schmidt, of Shamokin Auto Wreckers, BVA.
  • (April 1959) Bycoskie Motors in Shamokin.
  • (1923) The horse drawn fleet of Martz Dairy Company (Shamokin Sanitary Milk) pose for a formal picture in 1923. Posing for the photo before their morning run are Bill Osman, Elmer Leiby, Ralph Yost, Harry Grow, Jess Taby, Ralph Kerstetter, Bill Starr, Bill Rhoades, Jack Martz, Oscar Haupt, John Schankweiler, Frank Martz, Charles Snyder, Chip Weiker, William Reed and Earl Martz....In 1978, James, Ralph and Earl Maurer, sons of the late Darwin Maurer, founder of Maurer’s Dairy, bought the company.
  • Martz's.
  • Shamokin Dress Company- Commonly referred to as Shroyers, the garment factory in Bunker Hill closed in the fall of 1984 after 70 years in business. The business was originally called Climax Dress Manufacturing Company, which produced house dresses. The Shamokin Dress Company was incorporated in the 1930s. During the 1950s, the business employed more than 600 people.
  • (1956) Harner Motor Co. along Third Street.
  • (1956) Harner Motor Co. along Third Street.
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