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WCOJ: The Voice of Chester County

OlaBelle Reed and Alex Campbell at station WCOJ, “The Voice of Chester
County” (PA).

Right: Ray Davis was the Master of Ceremonies at New River Ranch and presently he is a DJ for Blue Grass
music working out of Washington DC.

(Does anyone recognize that little girl to the left?)

At Left: William and Ruth Baker from Elkton, Maryland.
See pg. 73, Local Folks.

The Cecil County Holly Tree
(Formerly B&0 Holly Tree)

In 1972, Cecil County
accepted title to this
magnificent 80 ft. tree. The
tree is decorated annually
by volunteer help and
public contributions. It is
situated off Jackson Station
Road, three miles east of
the Susquehanna River Toll
Bridge.

Bill England, 1945, sits on the front porch of his Calvert area farm house with his wife, Lillian and children: Bobbie, Georgie, Isabelle, and baby Carol.

PERRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS OF 1957
50TH Class Reunion

Front Row—Betty Phillippi Cook, Joanne Frame Keech,
Patricia Slayman Campbell, Barbara Neisz Kozer.
Second Row—Bob Steffon, Colleen Taylor
Chamberlain, Norman Johansen, Elaine Eberhardt
Patterson. Third Row—Banner Segraves, Harry Algard,
Goldie Crawford Foster. Fourth Row – James Hughey,
Edward Coudon, Jack Baker, Bill Doss, David Jackson,
Joseph Simmers.

20th Annual meeting of the Aiken Homemakers, September 23-26, 1956.

(Can you identify where this picture was taken? Phone us at: 410-658-3244)

Staff and volunteers for the Great Galvinell’s BBQ Challenge 2007—
Conowingo, Maryland, held May 12.