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THIS WEEK'S PHOTO: I'm putting the contest on hold this week until I get back on the road for more area pics.
I'm going to feature an old time photo submitted by Tom Livingston.  It is a group of area soldiers who had finished training as Reserves and were activiated when WWII was declared.
Some members of the Salona Senior Center and the local VFW were able to identify the men.
 

Last week's photos were:

Photo 25 -This is the breast of Joseph Foster Sayers Dam.  Theree were many fisherpersons there the evening we visited.  There were many cars and 4X4s parked along the road.  You turn from Route 150 at the sign pointing to the Army Corp and Damtender office.

Photo 26 -This beautiful building is the Keystone Central School District Environmental Center on a road to Mackeyville.  Turn from Route 64 at Dunkle and Griebs Farm Implement Business.  You will cross Fishing Creek a few times.  The site was the former Kiwanis Health Camp. Visiting is a must.

Photo 27 -This historic marker is in front of the Clinton County Courthouse on Water Street, Lock Haven.

Photo 28 -This Memorial is in downtown Lamar, on Route 64.  It is across from the Lamar Fire Company and is adjacent to a holding pond visible in the background.
 

We are up to twentyeight identified.  So, how have you done?
 

    The Feature Photo:  You may want to save the pic to a drive and use a photo editor like Publisher, Paint Shop Pro, Corel, etc. to enlarge the image.

This photo was taken January 1941.  The men were on the way to the train station headed for Camp Shelby, Miss. HDQ. BTRY- 190 F.A.
First row left to right- 1st  LT. Russ Thomas, CAPT. Auchenbach,  LT. Aarter.
Second Row- Bob Staniey, Griffith, Taylor, Floyd Rupert, Shearer, Rinella, Orndorf, Finnefrock, Hillman, Merritts,
Brooks,McGlaughlin.
Third Row-  T. Reeder, Johnson, Emert, Guerriero, Packer, Dutton, B. Rupert, Caprio, Stringfellow, J. Kessinger, Sweeley, A.
Orndorf, Nymon, Greendoner, Bertin, Keen, Hevner, Myers, Mauchmer-Vogt, G. Drash, Ream, Lindsey, Keiser.

Some of you may be able to supply first names and other details.