Recent Website Updates
Updated - 12/18/2023
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UPDATE:
"Korean War & Roll Call" - Our webpages titled "Korean War" and "Roll Call" contained an erroneously identified veteran from the Korean War named Eugene Hummel (whose name is engraved on the Auburn-area Korean War monument dedicated to the veterans from the area that served during that conflict). A search of the genealogical website findagrave.com produced only a total of four "Eugene Hummel"s of that era having been interred within Pennsylvania, and the one who was posted to the website seemed to match the criteria as he was an Air Force Veteran during the Korean War with ties to Schuylkill County. However, AAHS Lifetime Member and website contributor Brian Bohr noticed the era and informed us that this individual was the incorrect one who had served from the Auburn-area. As a result, that incorrectly posted veteran has been removed from the aforementioned webpages and we extend our sincerest apologies to the correct veteran Eugene Hummel. Our thanks goes to Brian for catching this mistake and helping us make the website as accurate as possible. "Auburn Cemetery" - Our webpage titled "Auburn Cemetery" has been exhaustively upgraded and updated over the past seven weeks. This cemetery, located adjacent to Mill Street, Auburn, Schuylkill County, PA, is also known or referred to by numerous other "official" and unoffical names such as the: (original) Auburn Church of God cemetery; Auburn Public cemetery; Bethel cemetery; Church of God cemetery; community cemetery; First Bethel Church cemetery; lower cemetery; Mill Street cemetery; old cemetery; old stone Bethel cemetery; or Schoener's Dale Road cemetery. The cemetery has 121 identified sites marked with at least partially legible grave markers; however, sadly, it is presently estimated that at least an additional 79 grave sites are presently unidentitied and/or unmarked due to: (a) having illegible grave markers; (b) having make-shift grave markers such as a plain unmarked field stone or even a portion of a cinderblock marking the grave plot; (c) perhpas once having a grave marker that was biodegradable (such as a simple wooden cross) that deteriorated and is no longer present; (d) once having a grave marker that was either vandalized to the point of non-recognition or even stolen from the site; (e) having a grave marker that toppled over time and eventually was covered over with dirt and eventually grass (some of those were found and recovered); or (f) simply never having a grave marker placed at the interment site and any indications of once having been a grave have long since become unevident. As a result, currently it would be virtually impossible to attempt to inter any additonal individuals within this cemetery due to the fact that there is no current means of knowing where these dozens of unmarked graves are situated within the grounds. However, this webpage will provide an incredible wealth of information about not only who is known to have been interred within here as well as who is strongly suspected of having been interred in gravesites that are currently unidentified, but it provides a detailed map(s) of the grave yard showing you were each known grave site is located. The webpage provides you the full names, in alphabetical order by surname, first name, then middle name or initial, of everyone known or suspected to have been interred here. Females are listed under both their maiden name and any married surname(s) they may have had if known. Each listing contains (if known) a date and place of birth; date and place of death; cause of death; estimated age; and the interment site (if known) by quadrant and section which can be easily referenced to the maps provided. A picture of all known grave markers is also included with each listing when applicable. In addition to listing the interred individual, any biographical or genealogical information available about them has been added, plus the identities of their parent(s), sibling(s), spouse(s), and children. A copy of their obituary has been added when available, any relevant newspaper articles that might have been found about the individual, and on occasion any relevant picture (other than the grave markers) that might apply to that individual. Those individuals interred within this cemetery and listed on the webpage are not only the original settlers of the town of Auburn, but many are direct ancestors of Auburn-area residents still living there. These individuals included such historic figures as Johannes Staudt (who was interred in 1823 - over two decades before any church was established in Auburn and who is the earliest known interment within the town of Auburn), William Hay (the Scottish lock-keeper for the Schuylkill Canal from whom the area's original name of "Scotchman's Lock" originated), and David Fry (A Civil War veteran who was part of the Colored Infantry group). The interments also include such individuals of interest as "out-of-wedlock" children (more than you might think), several individuals who were criminally charged with a variety of crimes, suicide victims, a murder victim, victims who died from the Spanish Flu epidemic, or from a train-related fatality, or from tragic accidents, and even one woman who was "falsely" accused of being a witch in the early 1900s by a neighbor. If you want to delve deeply into both the good and the bad history of the earliest of Auburn's residents, this is the webpage that will deliver the most information relevant to those individuals. "Personal Grooming" - Our webpage titled "Personal Grooming" has been updated with dozens of pictures and a vast quantity of biographical information on over two dozen Auburn-area individuals and/or their shops that provided "Personal Grooming" services (barbers, beauticians, etc.) over the decades to include: "Alspach's Hair Styles" - Susan "Sue"L. Alspach, beautician; Armpriester's barber shop - John David Armpriester, barber; "Auburn Barber Shop" - Ronald "Ron" G. Ahrensfield, barber; "Beatrice's Beauty Shoppe" (a.k.a. "Beatrice Spotts Beauty Shop"; "Beaty's Beauty Shop"; and "Beaty's Beauty Shoppe") - Beatrice "Beaty" Mae Reichert Spotts, beautician; Boltz's "Beauty Parlor" - Florence A. Long Boltz, beautician; Bonawitz's barber shop - Willard L. Bonawitz, barber; Brensinger's barber shop - Mabel A. Brensinger Ebling, barber; "Dick's Barber Shop" - Richard "Dick" D. Edwards, barber; Ebey's barber shop - Homer Ebey, barber; "Elaine Miller's Beauty Salon" - Elaine Miller, beautician; Fey's barber shop - Harry (Frey or Fry) Fey, barber; Grimes' barber shop - Charles U. Grimes, barber; Horning's barber shop - John F. Horning, barber; Huber's barber shop - Harry Elias Huber, barber; Hubler's barber shop - James Harrison Hubler, barber (possibly at three different locations in the Auburn-area over the years); "Humphrey's Beauty Shop" - first name unknown, surname presumably "Humphrey"; "Jay's Barber Shop" (a.k.a. "Jay Berger's Barber Shop") - Jay G. Berger, barber; "Klinger's Barber Shop" - Paul Klinger, barber (possibly at five different locations in the Auburn-area over the years); Moyer's barber shop - Lucian Hiram Moyer, barber; Moyer's barber shop - Morgan W. Moyer, barber; Moyer's barber shop - Oliver "Ollie" Moyer, barber (possibly at two different locations in the Auburn-area over the years) (NOTE: Suprisingly, all three of the "Moyer" barbers do not appear to have been closely related or have occupied the same shop locations); Reed's barber shop - Wilson Henry Reed, barber (possibly at three different locations in the Auburn-area over the years); Seidel's barber shop - Richard Seidel, barber; "Seigfried's Sanitary Barber Shop" - Harvey Henry Seigfried, barber (two different locations in the Auburn-area over the years); "Verna Geesaman's Beauty Shoppe" (a.k.a. "Verna's Beauty Salon" and "Verna's Beauty Shoppe") - Verna Fietta Shollenberger Geesaman, beautician; Weiss' beauty salon - Geraldine A. Zacko Weiss, beautician; and Zimmerman's beauty shop - Carrie Annie Zimmerman Kerschner, beautician. "Maps" - Our webpage titled "Maps" has been updated with a newly revised "Streets of Auburn - Past and Present" map in order to include the recently re-discovered "Valley Street" located within Auburn in the early 1900s. "Hotels" - Our webpage titled "Hotels" has been revised and updated with a correction and additional biographical information on a proprietor of the Hotel Delmonico (a.k.a. - A. Moyer's hotel; Armpreister's hotel; (the) Delmonica; (the) Delmonica Hotel; (the) Delmonico; (the) Delmonico Hotel; Fahl's hotel; (the) Hotel Delmonica; J. Delmonico's Hotel; Kramer's hotel; Moyer's hotel; Reber's hotel; Schucker's hotel and Staller's hotel ). Prior erroneous information has listed a proprietor of this hotel as a "Jonathan Armpreister". As a result, the biographical information offered on a Jonathan Armpreister as a possible candidate for our proprietor was provided. However, recent subsequent research has discovered that the individual who was the proprietor of this hotel was a "John D. Armpriester"...which changes everything. A highly probable candidate for our "John D. Armpriester" was subsequently identified with sufficient back-up documentation to require the deletion of the prior entry and submission of this individual's information instead. "Funeral Homes" - Our webpage titled "Funeral Homes" has been updated to include a wealth of previously unposted information and/or pictures relevant to the "A. B. Binner & Son" funeral home and its owner, Amandon B. "A. B." Binner. "Funeral Homes" - Our webpage titled "Funeral Homes" has been updated to include the a previously non-posted picture of funeral director George Binner; as well as a previously non-posted scan of the 1946 obituary of funeral director Amandon B. "A. B." Binner (George's father and mentor in the undertaking business). Our thanks to AAHS website visitor and contributor Sarah Andrews for providing a copy of the obituary. "Accidental Deaths" - Our webpage titled "Accidental Deaths" has been updated to include the following previously non-posted information about Mary Amelia Baver who died in 1897 at less than two years of age in a tragic incident. "Manufacturing" - Our webpage titled "Manufacturing" has been updated to include the following previously non-posted pictures of several items relevant to the Auburn Shale Brick Company plant to include a 1905 invoice; a promotional advertisement; a promotional ashtray; and a promotional tie clasp; as well as some additional information on the original formation of the company. "Feed Mills" - Our webpage titled "Feed Mills" has been updated to include the following previously non-posted picture of a promotional thermometer issued by F. C. Phillips on behalf of the Auburn Roller Mills; some updated information on "Moyer's Mill"; and some biographical information of miller Nichola(s) Bachert circa 1870s. "Garment/Textile Industry" - Our webpage titled "Garment/Textile Industry" has been updated to include the following previously non-posted picture of a promotional "bullet-style" pencil from the Geo. W. Hubler shoe company. "Contractors" - Our webpage titled "Contractors" has been updated to include the following previously non-posted picture of a 1921 invoice generated by "J. W. Clauser, Painter and Paper Hanger". "Curious or Unusual Deaths" - Our webpage titled "Curious or Unusual Deaths" has been updated to include the following previously non-posted story of the sad death of thirteen-year-old Annie G. Shaner in 1900. "Retailers and Wholesalers" - Our webpage titled "Retailers and Wholesalers" has been updated to include the following previously non-posted pictures: a 1934 invoice from the "F. H. Schultz and Sons" store; a commemorative Christmas plate given to favored customers by H. B. Harding; a 1910 "calendar plate" given to favored customers by Joseph Frederici; an 1885 handwritten receipt from Benjamin Dewald to William Nagle which includes mention of the "Auburn feed Store" (not to be confused with James "Geedy" Rausch's feed store); and previously non-posted pictures of two different medicine bottles issued by the Frank Brown Pharmacy located on Market Street. "Other Cards" - Our webpage titled "Other Cards" has been updated to include the following previously unlisted post cards: One whose caption reads "Der is a Madchen at AUBURN, PA. Dat is shtuck on me" post-marked from 1915; and a second uncaptioned post card which has been identified as a formal posing of Auburn-area resident Anna Kerschner Seigfried - date unknown. This website currently has pictures of 230 different post-cards believed to have been affiliated with the Auburn-area posted on its webpages. "VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars)" - Our webpage titled "VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars)" has been updated to include the following previously unlisted members: Earnest Clayton Shollenberger; Jean "Dilly" Nelson Wike; and Paul Auman. Thanks goes to Auburn Area Historical Society website visitor and contributor William Shollenberger for this information. "Fire Company" - Our webpage titled "Fire Company" has been updated to include the following previously unlisted members: Chester "Al" Allen Geesaman; Diane L. Wike Skinnner Schwenk; Florence A. Long Boltz; Francis Cleveland Phillips; James "Jimmy" L. Peiffer; Lester W. Donton; Roger M. Sathe; and Roy "Barney" Clinton Yost (Sr.?). "VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars)" - Our webpage titled "VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars)" has been updated to include the following previously unlisted members: Allen Jackson Staller; Charles Francis Mengel; Earl J. Schrader; Edward Levi Renninger; Elvin James Brobst; George F. Lehman Jr.; George J. Fidler; George Milton Reber Jr.; George Thomas Seiler Jr.; Harold Lloyd Berger; Harry Mahlon Peiffer (Jr.?); Irvin H. Yeich; James Franklin Hurst; John Joseph Buleza; Leon Robert Spatz; Leroy Oscar Schwenk; Lester W. Donton; Marlin "Marl" L. Brensinger; Ralph "Mush" P. Wessner; Raymond DeTurck Immel; Richard Benjamin Brossman; Robert L. Campbell; Robert Milton Wike Sr.; Roger M. Sathe; Roy "Barney" Clinton Yost (Sr.?); Samuel Lester Bitzer; Thomas Herman Schwenk; Warren W. Heim; Wayne M. Witmier; and Winfield "Tubby" T. Weston. "Roll Call" - Our webpage titled "Roll Call" has been updated to include pictures of the following Auburn-area affiliated veterans: James "Jimmy" Monroe Seifert; Richard George Hummel; Russell A. Herring; Sam W. Tobias and Warren "Doc" Franklin Moyer. "Accidental Deaths" - Our webpage titled "Accidental Deaths" has been updated to include a previously unlisted tragedy: Jae Archie Emerich. "Suicides" - Our webpage titled "Suicides" has been updated to include a previously unlisted suicide by an Auburn-affiliated individual: Floyd L. Long (died 1972). "Political (Town-related)" - Our webpage titled "Political (Town-related)" has been updated to include two previously unlisted employees: Calvin Shollenberger (Auburn Borough Council); and Mary H. Binner Brensinger (Tax Collector). "Fire Company" - Our webpage titled "Fire Company" has been updated to include the following previously unlisted members: Austin Schwenk; Charles Bensinger; Charles Sterner; Darlene M. Schrader; Edwin H. Boltz; Erwin Schwenk; Eugene Huntzinger; Fred Borkey; George Lavan; Guy Herbert Diefenderfer Sr.; Harry Hummel; Harry Robert Carl; John Howard Fahl; John Hummel; John Milton Patchet; John Ramer; John R. Morrison; Mason Clayton Ramer; Richard "Dick" F. Renninger; Robert Francis Faust; Thomas Herman Schwenk; and Victor Ramer. "VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars)" - Our webpage titled "VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars)" has been updated to include the following previously unlisted members: Dale Renninger; Darlene M. Schrader; John Eckert; Kim Eckert; Lee M. Lindermuth; Lee S. Miller; Myrtle V. Knerr Koch; Paul "Rick" Schlear; Phyllis M. Renninger Schwenk; Ray Edwin Killmer; Richard "Dick" F. Renninger; Robert "Bob" L. Runkle Sr.; Ruth Evelyn Marbarger Faust; and Todd L. Graybill. "Garment/Textile Industry" - Our webpage titled "Garment/Textile Industry" has been updated to include the following previously unlisted employees: Anna "Ann" Marie Schoch Fahl (Artistic Knitting Mill); Dorothy "Pet" V. Krammes Fidler (Auburn Knitting Mills); George "Buck" Thomas Brossman (Craftex Mills); Jeanette Bowers Miller (Auburn Knitting Mills); and Myrtle V. Knerr Kock (Craftex Mills). "Manufacturing" - Our webpage titled "Manufacturing" has been updated to include a previously unlisted employee: Ralph "Mush" P. Wessner (foreman for Reneer Films). "Auburn Game and Fish Association" - Our webpage titled "Auburn Game and Fish Association" has been updated to include a previously unlisted member: Hubert "Bo" or "Hubie" P. Renninger. "Post Offices" - Our webpage titled "Post Offices" has been updated to include a previously unlisted employee: Ruth Evelyn Marbarger Faust. "World War Two" - Our webpage titled "World War Two" has been updated to include previously unlisted biographical information and/or photographs relevant to three-hundred-thirteen possible Auburn-area affiliated individuals who were World War Two veterans to include: Albert G. Shadle; Albert "Turk" Israel Nagle; Alfred "Big Al" E. Campellone; Alfred D. Strauch; Alfred Oscar Brobst; Alfred T. Riegel Jr.; Allen Cyrus Schollenberger; Allen Daniel Brensinger; Allen Jackson Staller; Amos D. Koch; Andrew Doviak; Andrew Guris; Andrew Resnick; Anna E. (Kemmerling) Cockerham; Anthony Orlando; Arlan A. Bressler; Arlan R. Reppert; Arlin Alvin Boyer; Arlin Wilmer Schrader; Arthur Harvey Wildermuth; Arthur Reed; Austin H. Freed; (B.?) Anton Hess; Benjamin Luckenbill; Billy Alfred Drasher; Bruce W. Berger; Burnell "Jake" Junior Moyer; Calvin Damer Freck; Carl Arthur Degler; Carl Conrad Feger Jr.; Carl F. Haller Jr.; Carl Richard Spotts; Carl Witmier; Carl W. Webber; Charles Henry Fessler; Charles H. Koch; Charles James Nagle; Charles "Jim" Rauch Kramer; Charles Lewis Sowers; Charles Ney; Charles Robert Faust; Charles "Sonny" Walter Bast Sr.; Charles Stine; Charles V. Strause Jr.; Charles William Herring; Clare Moyer; Clarence "Bud" Edward Bittler Sr.; Clarence Edward Eckert; Clarence G. Klinger; Clayton E. Brass Sr.; Clifford "Barney" William Steffy (Sr.?); Clyde Edwin Moyer; Clyde L. Dewald; Clyde Rogers; Cullen Clarence Clauser; Cyril John Elmer Thomas; Daniel Lester Mengel; Daniel P. McMenamin Jr.; Darwin F. Dewald; David "Crock" Daniel Grover Jr.; David Rausch; Dominic Joseph Carey; Donald Clarence Snyder; Donald Martin; Donald R. Kerschner; Dorothy E. (Miller) Jack; Earl Edward Reber; Earl Lester Brommer; Earl Robert Kramer; Earl Witmier; Earnest "Beans" Clayton Shollenberger Sr.; Edward "Bud" Lewis Lengel; Edward J. Reedy; Edward Leroy Mohl; Edward Levi Renninger; Edward Ray Seitzinger; Edward Stanley Seigfried; Elmer Jessiah Donton; Elmer Junior Schnoke; Elmer P. Reber; Elmer Seigfried; Elvin "Fiddling Jim"/"Jim"/"Jimmy" James Brobst; Ernest Albert Brensinger; Ernest A. Wenrich; Ernest Luther Sowers Sr.; Ernest Moyer Krammes; Ernest R. Moyer; Eugene William Mengel; Floyd "Cap" Warren Koch Jr.; Floyd L. Long; Floyd Raymond Faust; Forrest "Diz" S. Schwartz; Francis A. Bebelheimer; Francis Charles Koch; Francis D. Reichert; Francis Joseph McMenamin; Frank Joseph Trout; Frank M. Brown; Frank Piccioni; Frederick "Clipper" or "Fritz" L. Krauss; Frederick "Fritz" William Schenck (Jr.?); Frederick "Fuzz" John Sowers; Frederic Quail Filbert; George "Buck" Thomas Brossman; George C. Jackson; George E. Wagner; George E. Williamson; George J. Fidler; George Milton Reber Jr.; George Theodore Kerschner; George Walter Hubler; Gerald Edward Swoyer Sr.; Gerald R. Martonic; Glenn L. Butler Sr.; Grant John Baver; Guy "Babe" Russel Steffy; Guy Edwin Emerich; Guy G. Klinger; Guy Herbert Diefenderfer Jr.; Harold Elijah Eckert; Harold Howard Mengel; Harold Lloyd Berger; Harold Lucian Wildermuth; Harold R. Carl; Harold Sassaman Shappell; Harrison A. Long; Harry M. Bressler; Harvey Henry Seigfried; Henry (W.?) Landis; Herman Andrew Mohl; Herman Reed Fahl; Howard F. Croll; Howard J. Binner; Howard "Juny" Berger Lindermuth Jr.; Howard Long; Howard Stine; Irvin "Erp" or "Segie" D. Seigfried Jr.; Irvin H. Yeich; Irvin Wesley Zimmerman (Sr.?); Ivan Knarr; James B. Bowers; James C. Singleton; James F. McMenamin; James "Jim" H. Wike; James Seifert; Jane Elizabeth (Seigfried) Wenrich Picardi; Jay G. Berger; Jay Robert Mengel; Jean "Dilly" Nelson Wike; Jerry Orlando; John A. Baskeyfield Sr.; John B. Fink; John Chatcho (Sr.?); John Edward Donton; John Henry Reedy Sr.; John "Honna" H. Wike; John H. Richards; John J. Doviak; John Linn Smith; John Michael Blasko; John Minnich; John Raymond Kramer Sr.; John Robert Clauser (Sr.?); John S. Heim Jr.; John "Skip" Robert Peiffer; John T. McMenamin (Sr.?); John Vincent Carey; Joseph A. Morrison; Joseph Orlando; Joseph S. Dewald; Kenneth Carl; Kenneth Darius Bartolet; Kenneth Renninger; Kenneth William Sweigert; Kermit "Kermie" George Mengel; Lamar F. Heim; Lamar Haag; Larry J. Weston; Lawrence "Cruller" Wilbert Croll Sr.; Lee E. Rothermel; Lee L. Becker; Lee M. Lindermuth; Lee Smith Miller; Leo L. Krause; Leon Clarence Wessner; Leon Elmer Achenbach; Leon Robert Baver; Leon Robert Spatz; Leo "Sam" Harrison Miller (Jr.?); LeRoy E. Fry; Lester "Curley" Francis Hummel; Lester E. Berger; Lester W. Donton; Lewis Alvin Reber; Lewis E. Boyer; Lewis Ralph Berger; Lewis W. Fidler; Lewis W. Schwenk; Louis J. Folino; Luther Adolphus Brown; Luther James Long; Luther "Luke" Allen Wenrich; Luther Woodrow Lehman Sr.; Mark M. Brensinger; Marlin E. Staller; Marlin "Marl" L. Brensinger Sr.; Martin J. Smith Sr.; Martin Stephen Guris; Melvin C. Wolfe; Merlin "Merl" or "Tiny" Brensinger; Michael A. Santella; Michael Fabian; Michael G. Pohronezny; Michael Neiberger; Milton L. Donton; Murton "Murt" C. Freeman; Myrle W. Reinheimer; Norman Harry Murdock Jr.; Norman J. Eckert; Norman "Spike" Lester Fritz Sr.; Olen V. Beckett; Oscar D. Leymeister (Sr.?); Oscar "Ozzie" William Kilmer; Paul Albert Staecher; Paul Alexander Shealer (Sr.?); Paul Daniel Long; Paul Edward Warmkessel; Paul Herman Wildermuth; Paul Mellon; Paul Moyer; Paul R. Thomas Sr.; Paul V. Sholl; Paul W. Baer; Paul W. Eckert; Preston Charles Reedy Sr.; Ralph "Mush" P. Wessner; Ray C. Seigfried; Ray Edward Luckenbill Jr.; Ray Edwin Killmer (or Kilmer); Raymond Ambrose Homewood Sr.; Raymond Charles Berger; Raymond J. Stump Sr.; Raymond "Scott" Scott Moyer Sr.; Raymond Walter Immel; Ray Nelson Schaller; Ray W. Faust; Renold Frederick Killmer; Reno "Whitey" Leroy Berger; Reynold "Rennie" Charles Mengel; Richard A. Lengel; Richard Benjamin Brossman; Richard C. Brobst; Richard (D.?) Runkle; Richard George Hummel; Richard Heinbach; Richard L. Moyer; Richard Melvin Long; Richard W. Berger; Robert Armbruster Carl; Robert "Bob" L. Runkle Sr.; Robert C. Berk; Robert "Clude" K. Sowers; Robert Farney; Robert Francis Faust; Robert Kear Blacker; Robert L. Campbell; Robert Lee Berger; Robert Milton Wike Sr.; Robert Paul Schwenk Jr.; Robert R. Mason; Robert W. Heisler; Robert Wright Jacks; Robert W. Roeder (Sr.?); Ronald "Keith" Keith Smith; Ronald "Sonny" R. Kramer; Roy "Barney" Clinton Yost (Sr.?); Roy John Kramer Sr.; Russel Benjamin Homewood; Russell A. Herring; Russell Edward Koch; Russell E. Reed; Russell W. Haas; Ruth H. (Harrington) Eckert; Samuel Lester Bitzer; Samuel W. Tobias; Shirley (Gehris) Wike; Stanley A. Berger; Sterling E. Krammes; Stewart R. Homewood; Stewart "Stu" W. Moyer; Stewart "Tink" Wayne Steffy; Terrance F. McGlone; Theodore A. Umbenhaur; Thomas "Tom" Phillip Clauser Sr.; Vincent F. Reilly; Walter D. Steinert; Walter S. Kowalski; Warren Miller; Warren "Doc" Franklin Moyer; Warren W. Heim; Wayne N. Witmier; Whitner "Jim" M. Bressler; Wilbert Ernest Faust; Willard Melvin Sowers; William "Bill" S. Fleisher; William H. Miller Sr.; William H. Sowers; William Reedy; William Robert Cliffe; Willis W. Schrader; Wilson H. Moyer; Wilson "Ted" Taylor Baver; and Winfield "Tubby" T. Weston. |
Our best week of AAHS website performance statistics (Winter, 2016)
(almost 1,400 unique visitors viewing over 2,400 total webpages within a seven day period)
(almost 1,400 unique visitors viewing over 2,400 total webpages within a seven day period)