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Alphabetical listings from the 1966 Shenandoah Centennial Publication (p. 168-172)
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Evan Anstock operated a Barber Shop at 9 East Centre St., p. 171

G. W. Beddall & Brother were Dealers in hardware and house furnishings, 6-8 North Main St., p. 170

T. R. Beddall was a lawyer, p. 168

Mike J. Begley was the proprietor of "Popular Oyster Bay", 11 West Centre St., p. 170

Billinger and Brother, (Martin and William) were Photographers located at 19 West Lloyd St., p. 170

John J. Bobbin, Drygoods and grocery dealer with store and home at 130 North Main St., p. 168

Thomas M. Bolin was a Constable who lived at 315 West Centre St., p. 168

Charles D. Boughey was a Barber who lived at 217 West Lloyd St., p. 172

William Britt was a Stone Cutter who lived at 234 West Coal St., p. 171

P. F. Broderick was a Barber at 18 West Lloyd St., p. 168

Thomas Buchanan was a Watchmaker and Jeweler located at 212 South Main St., p. 168

M. M. Burke was a Lawyer, p. 168

Dr. Joseph S. Callen, Physician with office at 31 South Jardin and resided at 29 South Jardin, p. 170

Patrick Cardin, Telegraph Operator whose home was at 209 West Lloyd St., p. 169

The Chip Chip Club met at 214 West Columbus St., p. 169

Robena Clifford was a Dressmaker who resided at 512 East Centre St., p. 170

John W. Cooper was a Principal of the Public High School, p. 171

John R. Coyle was a Lawyer, p. 168

James Dalton was a Cigar Dealer with residence at 229 South Jardin St., p. 170

Frank G. Daugirda was a Dealer in groceries and meats at 117 North White St., p. 169

William J. Dilginis and Joseph Dilginis operated a Butcher Shop at 401 West Coal St., p. 171

Charles F. Ditchey was a Sheriff of Schuylkill County, p. 169

The Ditchey Bakery was located on North Main st. with a bake shop in the rear, p. 169

Ditchey Wholesale Bakery was located on East Penn St., p. 168

Fred A. Dodd was a Clerk at the Commercial Hotel where he also resided, p. 172

John E. Doyle was an Auditor, p. 168

M. E. Doyle was the Publisher of The Daily News situated at 110 West Coal St., p. 171

Evening Herald performed Printing Job workat 8 South Jardin St., p. 170

P. J. Ferguson, President of The First National Bank and Manager of Ferguson's Theatre, p. 170

Looking North along Main Street from Oak Street
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P. J. Gaughan operated the Miles and Gaughan Grocery Store, 25 North Main St., p. 168

John T. Graf, Grocer located at 122 North Jardin St., p. 171

The Grand Army of the Republic held its meetings at 17-19 North Jardin St., p. 169

The Gruhler Brothers (Christian and Martin) were Druggists with a store at 1 North Main St., p. 169

S. G. Hallopeter was a Lawyer, p. 168

Miss Lena Hermann was a Tailoress residing at 310 North Chestnut St., p. 171

Joseph A. Hilton and William O. Hilton were Engineers who resided at 5 South Jardin St., p. 172

A. Holderman's store at 40 North Main St. sold jewelery, fancy goods, bronzes and lamps, p. 171

Herbert C. Hooks was a School-Teacher who resided at 215 South Jardin St., p. 172

Thomas M. Hough conducted a Grocery Store at his residence at 319 South Jardin St., p. 171

T. H. Hutchinson was proprietor of the Ferguson House at Main and Centre Sts., p. 172

Elwood Jacoby, Salesman at P. J. Gaughan's Dry Goods Store, resided at 136 North White St., p. 170

Emanuel Jenkins was an Auditor, p. 168

Miss Lizzie Jones was a Music Teacher who resided at 32 North Main St., p. 170

Glendora Judd was a Stenographer for the Anthracite Oil and Gas Company, p. 169

Elijah F. Kehler was a Grocer located at 133 North Main St., p. 168

Frederick Keithan was a Baker & Confectioner with a business and home at 104 North Main St., p. 169

Martin Kemmerer was a Wholesale Confectioner located at 35 North Main St., p. 169

William Knott was an Engineer with residence at 417 Centre St., p. 170

Miss Mary Leckie was a Dressmaker whose residence was at 506 West Centre St., p. 172

Sam Lee was a Chinaman who operated a laundry in the basement at 8 1/2 North Main St., p. 171

George T. Lewellyn was Superintendent of The Prudential Insurance Co. at Main and Oak, p. 171

Rev. Reuben Lichtenwalner resided at 131 South Main St., p. 172

Enoch Lockett was a Clerk at the Ferguson House where he also resided, p. 172

J. A. Mandour was a Wholesaler of Notions at 237 East Centre St., p. 170

William Mank conducted a Restaurant at 131 South Main St., p. 172

Anne Mansell was a School Teacher who resided at 225 West Oak St., p. 170

Mrs. H. McDermott was the Manager of the Postal Telegraph at 26 West Centre St., p. 169

Mary A. McDonnell was a School Teacher who resided at 225 South Main St., p. 172

Bernard J. McGuinness was the Proprietor of the Watson House at 5 South Main St., p. 171

Edward J. McNelis was an Insurance Agent with a residence at 229 East Raspberry St., p. 168

Harry T. Mellet was a Horseshoer who resided at 11 South White St., p. 170

Michael Mellett was a Postmaster and proprietor of a stationery store at 22 East Centre St., p. 171

T. F. Miles of The Miles and Gaughan Grocery Store at 25 North Main St., p. 168

Polly Minnick was a Capmaker who resided at 28 North West St., p. 172

Peter J. Monaghan was a Dealer in Drygoods with business and home at 30 South Main St., p. 172

Alfred F. Morgan conducted a "Boots and Shoes Store" at 11 West Oak St., p. 171

Benjamin and William Morgan were Tinsmiths who resided at 124 North Chestnut St., p. 172

Richard H. Morgan had a "Novelties Store" at 9 West Centre St., p. 171

J. Washington Moyer was a Carpenter who resided at 309 West Coal St., p. 172

Harry J. Muldoon was the Manager of a cafe at 203 W. Centre and resided at 8 N. West St., p. 172

Charles Newhouser operated a Grocery Store at 120 North Main St., p. 170

William Niswenter, a dealer in Western horses operated a Livery at 18 West Coal St., p. 170

Thomas F. O'Hearn was a Barber with a shop at Oak and Main who resided in Girardville, p. 171

O'Neill Brothers were Undertakers and Dealers in furniture at 106 South Main St., p. 170

Rev. Henry F. O'Reilley was Pastor of the Annunciation Church on West Cherry St., p. 172

Wilson V. Otto who had a Bakery business at 27 South Main St. resided at The Ferguson House, p. 169

William Palevich had a Butcher Shop and home at 111 South Main St., p. 169

The Pennsylvania Telephone Company was located at 106 North Main St., p. 168

Charles Ploppert had a Blacksmithing and horseshoeing shop at Coal and Jardin St., p. 170

J. H. Pomeroy was a Lawyer, p. 168

Stanley Postula of 414 South Jardin St. was a Borough High Constable, p. 171

Thomas Price was Secretary of the Trestle Club, p. 169

The Pythian Home was located at 34-36 North Main St., p. 168

Joseph Raytekiewicz had a Bottling business at 437 West Mayberry, home at 436 West Cherry, p. 169

Barney Renkin had a Shoe Store on South Main and a residence at 28 North Jardin St., p. 169

George Retick dealt in Groceries and drygoods in a shop located at 236 West Centre St. p. 169

Clifford Robbins was a Physician with an office at 7 North Jardin St., p. 169

Robbins & Bialecki Butchers were located at 103 South Main St., p. 168

William Roberts was a Barber at the Anstock Barber Shop at 9 East Centre St., p. 171

Moses Rogers was a Boiler-Maker with a residence at 41 East Oak St., p. 170

George Rouse managed the H. M. Rouse Store at 39 South Jardin St., p. 171

Richard Rouse was a Salesman who resided at 25 South Bower St., p. 172

George Sakalosky, Manager of a Vulcanizing business at 110 North Emerick Street., p. 169

Thomas Samuel was an Auditor, p. 168

Thomas E. Samuels & Company was a Dealer in groceries and tobacco at 105 South Main, p. 172

Michael J. Scanlan was a Hatter, Men's furnisher and Tax collector, p. 168

Joseph Schaaf was a Merchant Tailor residing at 111 West Coal St., p. 169

Mrs. Mary F. Schmidt, hardware, housefurnishings and funeral designs at 110 North Jardin St., p. 171

Clara Seltzer was a Dressmaker who resided with her sister at 205 West Cherry St., p. 170

Emma Seltzerwas a Tailoress resided with her sister at 205 West Cherry St., p. 170

W. D. Seltzer was a Lawyer, p. 168

Edward W. Shoemaker was a Lawyer, p. 168

Charlie Sing was a Chinaman who operated at laundry at 6 South Jardin St., p. 171

Anthony Skinger was a Grocer whose home and business were at 20 South Jardin St., p. 172

Thomas H. Snyder, Dealer in wall paper, painter, paper hanger located at Oak and Jardin, p. 171

Charles T. Straughn, Editor and published of the Shenandoah Evening Herald, p. 168

Mary Davies Straughn was the wife of Charles T. Straughn, p. 168

Charles Strouse was a Jewelry Store operator, 11 North Main St., p. 168

Adolph P. Tabor conducted a Meat Market at 21 East Centre St., p. 171

James J. Tierney was manager of Royal Billiard Parlor at 100 North Main St., p. 169

Jeremiah A. Toomey was a Justice of the Peace with offices at 212 East Centre St., p. 171

The Trestle Club had Social Rooms at 24 North Main St., p. 169

Annie and Katherine Troutman were Capmakers who resided at 140 East Coal St., p. 172

George W. Wasley was a Civil Engineer who resided at 31 East Oak St., p. 170

Rev. Stanley Wentz was pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church on West Cherry St., p. 169

John J. Whalen was a Machinist residing at 217 South Jardin St., p. 168

Martin P. Whitaker, Superintendent of the Public Schools resided at 236 North Chestnut, p. 171

David T. Williams was a Coal Inspector who resided at 12 West Cherry St., p. 170