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Here is a flashback from the '72 flood in DuBois. Pictured is the parking lot of the Penn Traffic and Riverside stores. I remember this well ...
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Here is a photo from a CE article back in March of 1979.
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In June of 1893, firemen lined up for a parade in downtown DuBois for the "First" Fireman's Parade. At seven 'O five, the whistle blew, signaling the start of the parade. Every year since, the firemen’s parade tradition continues. Firemen from all over the area process through the town as the rest of the community applaud their service. High school bands march along to entertain the crowds with their music. Main roads of the city are blocked off to allow the parade to pass by without pause. Dads, husbands and big brothers wave to their families from the back of their fire and rescue trucks which shine from days of polishing and waxing. The City of DuBois realizes the important role that fire fighters play in the safety of their homes and businesses. The firemen’s parade is a chance for the entire community to show their appreciation to these courageous men. >>> I am not sure who wrote this. I've had this photo and article for over 20 years and have used this for POTD a few times over the years.
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71 years later and you can still tell it's Sykesville, Pa.
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Congratulations to Cassidy (Read) & Benjamin Caplan who were married yesterday September 14th 2024. The couple hosted their beautiful ceremony and reception at the Lakeview Lodge in Treasure Lake. Best of luck to the Newlyweds!!
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What did the Brownies and Girl Scouts look like in the 70's? >> They were just so dang cute!! (L-R) 1st row: Mary Simmons, some Guy?, Shirley Simmons, Mrs Snedden 2nd row: Anita Wruble, Cheryl Stankavich, Sue Sheppard, Lisa Stankavich 3rd Row: Kelly Williams, Jackie Brochey, Carol Fieldson, Pam Larson 4th row: Kim Riley, Elise Urban, Theresa Strouse, Tina Barsky, Tracie Williams. > God Bless all that have passed.
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All of the names appear on the image of The DuBois Legion Post 17 Band. If you know anyone please comment and if anyone can guess on what year this was (or close), please let me know. >> godubois@gmail.com
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Here is an oldie photo of a familiar face around DuBois in the 80's. This article was published in the DuBois CE in 1989.
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The year is 1973, the movie is ARNOLD staring Roddy McDowall & Stella Stevens. The Theater is the "AVENUE" in DuBois, Pa. The Avenue Theater opened in 1902.
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Calling on all Rockton citizens!! I have a photo that was sent to me without a name or a date. If this guy looks familiar, he might be your Grandpa, great Grandpa. or even a long lost cousin? (LOL)
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The year is 1940 and the City is DuBois. The event is a downtown parade. Notice the people in the above right window and a fireman to the left and the "BOOM TOWN" movie playing.
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Looks like an exciting Parade getting ready to start in downtown DuBois in the 1930's. Notice the dresses and the guy slacks. I don't see anyone wearing shorts in this group. Were they even invented yet? LOL
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"Santa Dear - I want a set of dishes, a great big baby doll, a stove, a doggie, some games and ....." > Leora Amilkavich, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Leo V. Amilkavich places her Christmas order with an attentive Santa Claus in December of 1964.
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An oldie but goldie photo of the Homecoming in Reynoldsville in 1907.
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Remember those winter storms and trying to park downtown on Long Ave??? This picture is from January 1979. >> Those were the good 'ole days of shopping.
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POTD (9-2-24) : Congratulations to John Kane and Katlyn (Cappetta) who were married August 31st, 2024. The couple hosted their beautiful wedding & reception at "THE ROOST" in Mahaffey, Pa. > Wow, I've never seen such a gorgeous wedding background! > Best of Luck to the Newlyweds!!
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Long Avenue in Dubois in the early 1900's
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This is a DuBois Little League Team sponsored by "Variety Dist. Co." from 1958. There were no names submitted but these ball players are now in their late 70's.
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Here is a photo of the DuBois Parade on June 18th 1907. If the date is correct on the pole, this parade was held on a Tuesday. Any guesses on location?? Does it not look like snow or is that just the color from an old b&w photo??
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God Bless our local heroes who served our nation around 1939.
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Keystone Sunrise > Dawn among the cattails at Keystone State Park. > Just 70 miles from DuBois > Bob Stough
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Sunflower 🌻 time in Pennsylvania
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Flashback to 1974 with the DuBois Panther Cheerleaders of the Gateway Midget Football league. I do have a couple girls, I have no names for. If you can help please email me. > (God Bless anyone who has passed.)
