Elaine wertheim biography
Once a week, (local author) Elaine Wertheim does an art history presentation; monthly movies are shown on Sunday afternoon and a foreign film on Monday..
Robert "Bob" Wertheim (9 November – 29 April ) was an American naval officer involved in the development of strategic weapons.
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ehind the houses on the other side of Adeline Avenue, where I grew up, was an irresistible enticement: an alleyway that ran through the entire block, effectively creating a whole world for a grade schooler.
It was a street that was kid-sized.
No traffic beyond the occasional car backing out of a garage. A perfect place to play hide and seek. Kids drifting in and out of the yards, plus an assortment of dogs and cats. There were backyards where teenage girls worked on their tans and moms hung up the wash.
This, of course, was in the &#;60s when children were allowed to play outside with few restrictions.
Our alley was called &#;Straight Way.&#; A block away is a similar alley, labeled &#;Rural Way.&#; A map of Mt.
Lebanon show them neatly bisecting the blocks between Spruceton Avenue and Hilf Street, but both of them peter out into footpaths on the Spruceton end.
These alleys served houses built between the age of the horse and the automobile, when attached garages
