29  Part of the F&M Bank Drive Through Area


Sid Woodworth had a dime store here. The other part of the building was a grocery store run by Carl Rather. Later Adam Deist also had a grocery here. "Cash and Carry, Tote the Basket and Cash is Clean" was his motto. At one time Arnolds Barbershop and a millenary shop were in this building. Harvey Maeller ran a Gamble Store here. It later became a beauty shop and then Charlie's Barber Shop. Still part of the building of the present bank is the structure where George and Bernard Schwartz repaired radios and did some experimenting here. As a matter of fact they managed to blow up the building when Mary Fraser (daughter of Tillie Fraser who worked here) was mixing fireworks with a motor and pestle. At one time it was a drug store of sorts, and later became an attorneys office.