Beginning as a general store and blacksmith shop about 1744 by John Miller. The Steinman Hardware Company celebrated its 200th Anniversary in 1944 when this picture was taken. The building still stands at 26 West King Street.
Playing four square at Musser Park. Pictured from left are: Gregroy Xakellis, Warren Lillie (staff member), John Hoffman, Robert Barsumian, Barry Gaugler, Sandra Bowman, Elizabeth Xakellis, Cosette Shenk, Raymond Burkey Jr. (hitting ball), Edward Harmes, and Tommy Yoder.
Kids playing four square on the playground at Musser Park. Pictured left to right are: Gregory Xakellis, John Hoffman, Warren Lillie (staff member), Robert Barsumian, Barry Gaugler, Sandra Bowman, Elizabeth Xakellis, Cosette Shenk, Raymond Burkey Jr. (hitting ball), Edward Harmes and Tommy Yoder.
Playground supervisors. Standing left to right, first row: Joe Hawkins, Stan Wills, Fred Schroeder, Mr Reese, Sally Hill, Mary Lee Angle. Second row: Harry Canter, William Hutchinson, Eric Herr. Sitting, first row: Diana Rampulla, Patsy Hutchinson, Georgine Hensel, Sandy Bealler, Janet Brooks, Joanne Wilson, Allean Stevenson, Marilyn Cool, Priscilla Weaver, Gloria Gershenow, Crit Herr. Sitting, second row: Dorothy Rohrbaugh, Dotty Canter, June Ament, Mary Gochenaur, Jo Knotwell, Judy Geitner, Jean Martin, Judy Shpof, Jane Mosemann, Mary Shaw.
Standing Right ( left to right ) Henry Hoerner, Walt Kreider Jr. , Don Esbenshade , Phil Bomberger, Jim Geist , Stew McMinn, Donald Swope, Jim Rohrer
