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Jul 10, 1995 · (FORTUNE Magazine) – What a sentimental guy Michael Carlow seemed to be, going to Pittsburgh to rescue a candy bar. The Clark bar -- think of chocolate over flaky peanut butter -- is a small ...
Dec 26, 2021 · 2021-12-26 - By Tim Grant. For more than seven decades, the Sarris family has been in the business of generating smiles and warm fuzzy feelings by way of the chocolate-covered candies they’ve become famous for. It’s been mostly a sweet ride for the Canonsburg-based company that started in the basement of its founder — Frank Sarris — in ...
Nov 3, 2010 · The pool was the place to be during the 1940s & 1950s. 8) Joseph Horne Company was a regional department store chain based in Pittsburgh. The store was one of the oldest in the country being founded in 1849.The photographs included were taken by Brady Stewart during the infamous 1936 Pittsburgh flood.
Lemon Blennd has been a summertime staple in Western PA and beyond since its creation in 1914. The frosty orange-lemon beverage was served in ornate tea houses during Pittsburgh’s Roaring ‘20s. It was for sale at concession stands during Pirates games in the ‘50s. And Turner’s Dairy sold little cardboard cartons of it well into the 21st ...
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Bolan's Candies was founded in 1975 as a confectionery store in the Highland Park area of Pittsburgh. [10] Bolan's occupied the 6018 Penn Avenue location for a number of years, becoming a local Pittsburgh favorite. The company has since reduced production and now operates out of a single location, producing candy in very limited quantities. [11]
