The Old Community Building, Austin, Pennsylvania

Photo of the old Community Building from the Doris VanWhy Fowler Collection

The Armed Services Military Honor Roll Monument

How many of you remember the Armed Services Honor Roll Monument that was located in what is now known as the Town Square in Austin, Pennsylvania.  As a kid, my friends and I would frequently stop by the monument and look at all the names that appeared inside the glass window.  My uncle Fred J. VanWhy's name appeared therein as he was killed in action during the Korean War.

Thanks to Mr. Gary Jeffers, most, if not all, of those name plates were saved. Kudos to Nancy Glover for arranging and gluing the name plates to the wall  in the Armed Forces room located on the second floor of the E.O. Austin Home/Historical Society Museum.

May 13 1932: Concert by Girl's Glee Club, Austin High School

April 30, 1942: Austin High School Girl's Glee Club Presents All-American Music

May 21, 1931: "Educatin' Mary" and "Sweethearts" Presented by Austin High School

Niece Visits PFC Robert I Roberts Memorial Bridge

August 4, 2015: Shelly Graham, niece of PFC Robert I. Roberts

Stuckey's Garage - Austin, Pennsylvania

175 Barnett Lane

Telephone Number: 814-647-8439

Bill Stuckey

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Thursday, May 19, 1932: "The Dutch Detective"