New Cumberland Public Library - Groups and Organizations of New Cumberland

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Photographs and postcards depicting various organizations, such as the town band and women's clubs, and employee groups, like the Buttorff and Kline carpet factory workers.
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Jr. O.U.A.M. parade
Jr. O.U.A.M. parade
Fraternal organizations
Parade celebrating the Jr. O.U.A.M. (Order of United American Mechanics) Riverside Council No. 87 dedication of their new hall. This building had previously been used as a Methodist church. Located at 313 Bridge Street.
Jr. O.U.A.M. parade
Jr. O.U.A.M. parade
Fraternal organizations
Parade celebrating the Jr. O.U.A.M. (Order of United American Mechanics) Riverside Council No. 87 dedication of their new hall. This building had previously been used as a Methodist church. Located at 313 Bridge Street.
New Cumberland Lions Club
New Cumberland Lions Club
Fraternal organizations
The Lions Club serves pancakes as a fundraiser. Donated by Harry Adams.
New Cumberland Lions Club
New Cumberland Lions Club
Fraternal organizations
The Lions Club installs a 40 foot flag pole they donated for the Borough park, July 12, 1961. Donated by Harry Adams.
New Cumberland Lions Club
New Cumberland Lions Club
Fraternal organizations
The Lions Club paints house numbers on curbs, summer of 1968. Donated by Harry Adams.