Comments for Pittsburgh's South Side Sally http://sarahbrim.com (Tales of the flats and slopes --- South Side -- Pittsburgh PA) Mon, 21 May 2012 15:46:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on Out and About Halloween in the 1950’s by Bill Donnelly http://sarahbrim.com/out-and-about-halloween-in-the-1950s#comment-1265 Bill Donnelly Sun, 26 Feb 2012 01:16:01 +0000 http://sarahbrim.com/?p=181#comment-1265 Same life five block down in Carey Way. Balcer Bakery, Stutz's Drug Store, Ormsby Park. The Basin incidentally was at the turn of the century the water reservoir for the Southside ie the name The Basin. Same life five block down in Carey Way. Balcer Bakery, Stutz’s Drug Store, Ormsby Park. The Basin incidentally was at the turn of the century the water reservoir for the Southside ie the name The Basin.

]]> Comment on Out and About Halloween in the 1950’s by David Brim http://sarahbrim.com/out-and-about-halloween-in-the-1950s#comment-243 David Brim Mon, 04 Oct 2010 02:32:36 +0000 http://sarahbrim.com/?p=181#comment-243 Very cool mom, thanks for sharing. I never knew heard these stories before. Sounds like you had blast growing up in the South Side. With so many neighborhood kids around I bet Halloween was just one of the many fun times of the year. Talk to you soon...Have a great week! David Very cool mom, thanks for sharing.

I never knew heard these stories before.

Sounds like you had blast growing up in the South Side.

With so many neighborhood kids around I bet Halloween was just one of the many fun times of the year.

Talk to you soon…Have a great week!

David

]]> Comment on Sam’s and Bluestones Local Soda Fountains by Melissa Ott http://sarahbrim.com/sams-and-bluestones-local-soda-fountains#comment-232 Melissa Ott Sun, 11 Apr 2010 02:26:42 +0000 http://sarahbrim.com/?p=119#comment-232 I was born and raised in the South Side and we used to go to Bluestones or T &T Hardware to buy a baseball to take with us to the Basin. We constantly lost them down the "sores" or sewers so we would have to put our money together to get a baseball and then buy lunch at Cupka's to take with us up to the Basin. I could not have picked a better place to grow-up.... I was born and raised in the South Side and we used to go to Bluestones or T &T Hardware to buy a baseball to take with us to the Basin. We constantly lost them down the “sores” or sewers so we would have to put our money together to get a baseball and then buy lunch at Cupka’s to take with us up to the Basin. I could not have picked a better place to grow-up….

]]> Comment on Greb’s Bakery by Jennifer S. http://sarahbrim.com/grebs-bakery#comment-231 Jennifer S. Tue, 29 Dec 2009 03:53:04 +0000 http://sarahbrim.com/?p=83#comment-231 Mrs. Mours is my cousin! I was just thinking about her and Greb's the other day--how funny that you just wrote this post earlier in the month. Even though I didn't grow up on the South Side, I spent many hours there because my dad worked at the mills for 42 years and we had many friends and relatives in that neighborhood. Thanks for putting your memories in a format that we all can enjoy! Mrs. Mours is my cousin! I was just thinking about her and Greb’s the other day–how funny that you just wrote this post earlier in the month. Even though I didn’t grow up on the South Side, I spent many hours there because my dad worked at the mills for 42 years and we had many friends and relatives in that neighborhood. Thanks for putting your memories in a format that we all can enjoy!

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