Readers of Only in York County are wondering about a dentist possibly named Dr. Doctor, a former yarn shop on Belmont Street, and “The Stocking Lady,” a World War II-era entreprenuer.
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Only in York County readers remember the former Anstine Hotel, Bierman’s restaurant and Yankee Super Thrift grocery store.
Readers of Only in York County talk about the former Quickel’s Pharmacy, Jacks and Gingerich’s stores, and a reader named Joan Posey.
Only in York County author shares how she met fellow Yorkers on a distant cruise ship, and readers share memories of the J.S. Hershey Baking Co., Sitler’s dress shop, LoPiccolo’s restaurant and more.
Readers of Only in York County share their memories of Silco Cut Price Stores, Shive’s Furniture Store and other former businesses in downtown York, Pa., as well as a recipe for Pennsylvania Dutch apie or A.P. or apeas cake.
Only in York County readers share memories of Snyder’s Super Thrift and information on former store owner H.H. Haugh and want to know more about York Safe and Lock making hog troughs.
Readers of Only in York County share their memories of past schools, including Mount Rose, Mount Pleasant and Franklin.
Only in York County readers are seeking information on local country singer Cousin Lee, Fulton Fish Market and a restaurant on East Market Street that was known for its Sunday buffet.
Joan Concilio had the chance to meet up with an Only in York County reader unexpectedly. And other readers want to know about a car lot, a drive-in restaurant and a bar!
Only in York County readers talk about the former Locust Grove school near McSherrystown, Shoney’s and an old family photo.