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World's Longest Banana Split Fundraiser Ticket
Ticket for World's Longest Banana Split fundraiser, held by the Selinsgrove Band Bosters on 1 May 1982Tags Linda-Adams -
World War Veteran Showcase
This display showcase features many items related to the military career of Santo Germini, a Milton citizen who served in the United States Army during World War I and World War II.
Santo Germini immigrated to the United States from Italy and showed his dedication to the United States through his service in World War I. His round dog tags from World War I are included in the left section of the showcase. Also in this section of the case is a shoulder patch insignia depicting an eagle holding two lighting bolts between its talons. This insignia is representative of the Army Security Agency. Several World War II military service ribbons are also included: Army Commendation (green with white stripes), Good Conduct (red with white stripes), American Defense Service (yellow with red, white, and blue stripes), and American Campaign (blue with red, white, and black stripes).
The right section of showcase includes another Army Security Agency shoulder insignia. Also featured is Santo Germini's Registration Certificate, issued on April 27, 1942, in association with the selective service proclamation. Santo would have be required to carry this card with him at all times. .
The focal point of the display is an American flag that was presented to the sister-in-law of Santo Germini following Santo's death. -
World War Soldier Photo Postcards
Photo postcards of Gordon Franklin (G. F.) Smith during his service in the army during World War I.Tags Alice-Gressner -
Woodling Land Survey
The property map shows the outline of the Woodling property in Union County as surveyed by M. H. Weaver on August 8, 1846. The land was 105 acres and 18 perches. Linda Adams now owns the land. -
Wooden Sign
This Royal Paint advertisement is stenciled onto wood. Royal Paint was sold by John Y. Buoy, a hardware salesman. -
Wooden pegs
Wooden pegs that helped put barns together in Point Township, Pennsylvania. These pegs came from different barns across the area.Tags Glenda-Strouse -
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WKOK Thermometer
This working thermometer advertises local radio station WKOK, "The Friendly Voice of Pennsylvania."Tags Toni-Rice