Naomi [Byerly] Latsha – Loses Legs in Accident, 1925
On 8 July 1925, the Harrisburg Telegraph reported on an unusual and very serious event that occurred in Upper Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania: WIFE LOSES LEGS WHEN TANGLED IN […]
John F. Hoke (1906-1984) & Albert W. Hoke (1904-1978)
A photograph of John F. Hoke (1906-1984) and his brother, Albert Wellington Hoke (1904-1978), sons of Harry Wilford Hoke (1864-1952) and Cora Edna [Beisel] Hoke (1887-1957). Given the possible ages […]
Albert W. Hoke (1904-1978) – Contact Prints
Undated contact print photographs of Albert Wellington Hoke (1904-1978), son of Cora Edna [Beisel] Hoke and Harry Wilford Hoke. He married Margaret A. Bechtel (1908-1990) and together they had at […]
Albert Wellington Hoke (1904-1978)
An undated portrait of Albert Wellington Hoke (1904-1978), son of Cora Edna [Beisel] Hoke and Harry Wilford Hoke. He married Margaret A. Bechtel (1908-1990) and together they had at least […]
Millersburg – Road North Out of Town, 1957
A 1957 photograph of the road north out of Millersburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, into Upper Paxton Township. It was at or near this location that the Midland Pennsylvania Railroad made […]
Land Acquisitions for the Midland Pennsylvania Railroad – The Cummings Farm
An undated photograph of the area north of Millersburg, in Upper Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, known as the farm of A. G. Cummings and his son Howard Cummings. It […]
Land Acquisitions for the Midland Pennsylvania Railroad, 1910-1912
A collection of newspaper briefs describing the acquisition of land in 1910-1912 for the construction of the Midland Pennsylvania Railroad. Two disputed cases are noted: (1) The area of the […]
Albert R. Spotts (1908-1949) – World War II Veteran
ALBERT R. SPOTTS Albert R. Spotts, age 40 years, of Lenkerville, died in a Harrisburg hospital, Saturday morning. Mr. Spotts served in the Asiatic-Pacific theater during World War II and […]