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Various photos from the Shamokin Citizen, a weekly paper that ran from 1951 to around 1964. There are also photos from what I believe are the Shomper from 1967 to 1971. *If you know a month and year a photo was taken, I can search for it at your request.
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(06.25.1955) Presentation of a check for $1,047,960 for proceeds from the sale of Shamokin Area Joint Building Authority bonds. Russell A. Tiltom Jr., second from left, seated, is shown presenting the check to W.H. Ressler. Taking park in the presentation are, seated, from left, Irwin Brodsky, Fred Lark, solicitor, and Eugene Cashner; standing are Dorothy Gibowicz, Leonard Fellon, Robert Leavens, Francis Reamer, Stephen Nairn, Robert Duncan and John Phillips.
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(06.25.1955) Presentation of a check for $1,047,960 for proceeds from the sale of Shamokin Area Joint Building Authority bonds. Russell A. Tiltom Jr., second from left, seated, is shown presenting the check to W.H. Ressler. Taking park in the presentation are, seated, from left, Irwin Brodsky, Fred Lark, solicitor, and Eugene Cashner; standing are Dorothy Gibowicz, Leonard Fellon, Robert Leavens, Francis Reamer, Stephen Nairn, Robert Duncan and John Phillips.

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  • (06.25.1955) Presentation of a check for $1,047,960 for proceeds from the sale of Shamokin Area Joint Building Authority bonds. Russell A. Tiltom Jr., second from left, seated, is shown presenting the check to W.H. Ressler. Taking park in the presentation are, seated, from left, Irwin Brodsky, Fred Lark, solicitor, and Eugene Cashner; standing are Dorothy Gibowicz, Leonard Fellon, Robert Leavens, Francis Reamer, Stephen Nairn, Robert Duncan and John Phillips.
  • (04.19.1951) Sixty years of bee raising and honey collecting. The dean of bee collectors, Joe Whitaker, left is shown on April 19, 1951. Shown with him are his son-in-law and grandson, Bob Kearney and young Raymond Kearney. On the right is Nathan Haupt.
  • (1962) Chess team.
  • (06.07.1962) U.S. mailman.
  • A 50-year driver of the A&S Bus Company.
  • (08.16.1951) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wisneski. Frank and Violet. 138 E. Independence St., since Aug. 4, 1948. Lived at 325 S. Vine St. Three children, Frank, Anna and Joseph.
  • (01.12.1954) Marching to fight polio on Jan. 21, 1954. Pictured are, front row, Anna Pasco, Sarah Smeltzer, Theresa Chochis, Bernice Slawek, Victoria Dorkoski and Gladys Strohecker, standing are Mercedes Lins, Jean Weikel, Anna Royack, Carrie Reeder, Violet Kaschock and Sarah Howerter.
  • (01.28.1954) Mrs. Anna Gayeskie and Stephen Gayeskie being held by John Laughlin and W. Fred Kahler, mayor, giving first donation to Polio victim on Jan. 28, 1954.
  • Unknown group.
  • (Sept. 1961) Unknown group.
  • (Jan. 1962) Unknown.
  • (Jan. 1962) Unknown.
  • Winnick, of 921 N. Washington St., was the Cook of the Week in December 1954.
  • (1953) Men moving an old Reitz Meat sled.
  • (05.05.1955) Rev. Josephine Richards was named Woman of the Year. Shown at center is Margaret Broadhead and Margaret Winter.
  • (Oct. 1968) Halloween kids.
  • Looks to be a bicycle safety awareness program at the Independence Fire Co. Rev. Souders is pictured at left.
  • Looks to be a bicycle safety awareness program at the Independence Fire Co. Rev. Souders is pictured at left.
  • Looks to be a bicycle safety awareness program, maybe at the East End Fire Company. .
  • Looks to be a bicycle safety awareness program, maybe at the East End Fire Company.
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