Photograph- Men in Service plaques at Marietta, circa 1946. On back of photo is a Santa Claus sticker and the words "Warm thoughts from the Marietta Lions Club".
Photograph- Men in Service plaques at Marietta, circa 1946. On back of photo is a Santa Claus sticker and the words "Warm thoughts from the Marietta Lions Club".
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Men in Service plaques at Marietta, circa 1946. On back of photo is a Santa Claus sticker and the words "Warm thoughts from the Marietta Lions Club".
Three photos of C. Russell Kauffman of Holtwood while stationed in the South Pacific during World War II. Kauffman was a Sergeant with the 455th Amphibious Engineers. Digital image only.
Sailors and cigarette girl during World War II. Identified sailors are from left to right: Bane, Charles Snyder Sr., Gregg, McGrath, Catanzarita, Burklow and Kerry. Taken while Charles Snyder served on the U. S. S. Barnes in Oahu, Hawaii.
Group of standing in front of a row of Piper Cub airplanes. Identified are, back row, left to right: Frederick Klein, Roy Geltz, Bruce Boggs, Jessie Jones, Abe Snavely, ?, George Ritnour, ? Sterner. Front row, left to right: Helen Jones, Clyde Grissinger, and Beverly Snavely. Phortgraph taken at the Lancaster Airport.
Group of 6 men in military uniform. Identified left to right are: George Ritnour, ?, ?, ?, Roy Geltz and Ernie Beuhl. Franklin and Marshall V5 Navy Pilot training at the Lancaster Municipal Airport.
Photograph taken by Herbert Roy Schoenberger while serving in World War II. Three men leaning over buckets. Written on photograph: "Johnson killed in action Normandy '88' shell".
Photograph taken by Herbert Roy Schoenberger while serving in World War II. Man holding a Nazi flag. Two copies of photograph. Written on backs: "Taken at St. Malo from the Germans" and "Keep this its yours this is made from a film Roy sent. It is not as good as the snaps he sent are but this is the only film he sent home."
Photograph taken by Herbert Roy Schoenberger while serving in World War II. Crowd gathered in city street, people standing on window ledge of building in background. Written on front: "Luxemburg 1/2 hr. after arrival of Yanks". Written on back: "Luxemburg 10 Sept. 1944 Prince Felix of Luxemburg is coming home av. Monterey".
