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+ | '''Johnnies Market''' was a convenience store that opened in [[1945]], located at number 23019 on the main street in [[Carbon Creek]], [[Pennsylvania]] in the [[United States of America]]. |
Among the products they sold were: |
Among the products they sold were: |
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| − | *[[Apple]]s - 15¢ a pound |
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| + | *[[Nyals family remedies]] |
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| + | *[[Pork]] & [[bean]]s |
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| + | *[[Scouring powder]] |
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| + | *[[Sauerkraut]] (homemade) - 25¢ per pound |
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| + | *White [[vinegar]] - 2 quart jar for 49¢ |
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| + | *[[Chewing gum]] - through an outside vending machine. |
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+ | In [[1957]], two [[Vulcan]]s that were survivors of a [[crash landing|crash]]ed [[Vulcan survey ship (20th century)|ship]] visited Johnnies Market after winning enough [[money]] to buy [[food]] in a game of [[pool]] at the [[Pine Tree]] [[bar]]. Among the foods they bought were [[cryogenics|cryogenically]] frozen [[TV dinner|television dinners]]. ({{ENT|Carbon Creek}}) |
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Revision as of 10:58, 26 December 2014
The Johnnies Market sign
Johnnies Market store front
Johnnies Market was a convenience store that opened in 1945, located at number 23019 on the main street in Carbon Creek, Pennsylvania in the United States of America.
Among the products they sold were:
- red delicious Apples - 15¢ a pound
- Beef roast
- chickens
- Clabber Girl (the double-acting baking powder)
- Eggs - a dozen for 24¢
- Green beans - 19 oz. can for 17¢
- Nyals family remedies
- Pork & beans
- Scouring powder
- Sauerkraut (homemade) - 25¢ per pound
- White vinegar - 2 quart jar for 49¢
- Chewing gum - through an outside vending machine.
In 1957, two Vulcans that were survivors of a crashed ship visited Johnnies Market after winning enough money to buy food in a game of pool at the Pine Tree bar. Among the foods they bought were cryogenically frozen television dinners. (ENT: "Carbon Creek")