Sesqui-Centennial - Garb

Margaret Ard Kohler

Darwin "Skip" Kohler, Margaret Ard Kohler, Eleanor Ard McCahan

Durind the Sesqui-Centennial celebration in 1962 both men and women were required to have a permit. Men were required to pay $5 if they wanted to shave and $1 not to shave, Women were required to pay $2 if they didn'y want to dress in period clothing.

Margaret Ard Kohler and Elizabeth Ard Ebersole

George and Elizabeth Ard Ebersole

George Ebersole

SISTERS: Helen Hower and Isabelle Frankhouse dressed in their sesqui-centennial garb in 1962. (Photo submitted by Ruth and Bud Hower)

Isabelle Frankhouse dressed in her sesqui-centennial garb in 1962. (Photo submitted by Ruth and Bud Hower)

GAYLE MELOY CISNEY and Children

GAYLE and KENDRA CISNEY Standing in front of the Juniata Valley National Bank in their Sesqui-centennial garb. (Photo submitted by Helen Graham Beers)

KEN CISNEY (l) and GEORGE BRACKBILL (r) in front of the Marietta Shoppe, ready for the Sesquicentennial Parade in 1962. (Photo submitted by Randy Groninger)

THE JOHN C. LEIDY FAMILY: John C. Leidy, Jennie Lou Leidy, Esther Leidy and John C. Leidy, Jr.

(Photo contributed by Esther Leidy)

In Front: Belinda Longenecker, Kathy Aumiller; Back Row: Dennis Aumiller, Jenny Lou Leidy, John C. Leidy, Jr.

(Photo contributed by Esther Leidy)

DANIEL H. and JESSIE (SWARTZ) KENNEDY dressed for the 1962 Port Royal Sesqui-centennial celebration. (Photo submitted by Desi (Kennedy) Mummah)

DANIEL H. KENNEDY dressed for the 1962 Port Royal Sesqui-centennial celebration. (Photo submitted by Desi (Kennedy) Mummah)

JESSIE (SWARTZ) KENNEDY dressed for the 1962 Port Royal Sesqui-centennial celebration. (Photo submitted by Desi (Kennedy) Mummah)

DESI KENNEDY dressed for the 1962 Port Royal Sesqui-centennial celebration. (Photo submitted by Desi (Kennedy) Mummah)

SCOTT KENNEDY dressed for the 1962 Port Royal Sesqui-centennial celebration. (Photo submitted by Desi (Kennedy) Mummah)

DESI and SCOTT KENNEDY dressed for the 1962 Port Royal Sesqui-centennial celebration. (Photo submitted by Desi (Kennedy) Mummah)

MARY MARTHA GILSON dressed for Port Royal's SesquiCentennial in 1962. She is standing in front of the stockade located between the bank and the hardware. (Photo submitted by Helen Graham Beers)

Marian, Lisa, and Shirley Groninger in front of the Mariette Shoppe during the Sesquicentennial parade in 1962.

Shirley, Randy, Lisa and Benny Groninger at the Mariette Shoppe before the parade.

SARA MAFFETT and her neighbor BILL GOODMAN dressed in their sesqui-centennial garb. (Photo submitted by Helen Graham Beers)

THE MILLERS with VERNA GOODMAN: (front) Gwen Miller with her father Harold Miller. (back) Jackie Miller and her mother Verna Goodman. (Photo contributed by Helen Graham Beers)

MARTHA CROZIER HARTMAN at the time of the Sesqui-centennial in Port Royal in 1962. Martha is standing in front of Aumiller's Grocery Market. Her father had previously owned and operated Crozier's Store at this location. (Photo submitted by Helen Graham Beers)

MAYOR KENNEDY in his sesqui-centennial garb. (Photo submitted by Helen Graham Beers.)

HELEN GRAHAM BEERS in her Sesqui-centennial garb in 1962. (Photo submitted by Helen Graham Beers)

HELEN GRAHAM BEERS in stockade during susqui-centennial celebration. Her infraction was not wearing black stockings. She was arrested by Police Chief Glenn Leister. (The stockade was located between the bank and hardware.) (Photo submitted by Helen Beers)

KATHRYN GRAHAM in Sesquicentennial garb. (Photo submitted by Wayne Taylor)

KATHRYN COON NEFF near the stockade dressed in her sesqui-centennial garb. (Photo submitted by Helen Beers)

MARY and PATTY FOGLEMAN dressed in their sesqui-centennial garb. (Photo submitted by Helen Graham Beers)

DEAN and FRAN LINDEMUTH dressed for the PR Sesqui-centennial Parade. (Photo submitted by Helen Beers)

ANDREA KEPNER and FRIEND watching the Parade (Photo submitted by D L Kepner)

BILL and MAGGIE GILSON (Submitted by Carlen McClure)

DEAN and FRANCIS (GILSON) LINDEMUTH (Submitted by Carlen McClure)

HARVEY MCCLURE FAMILY: (l-r) Carlen, Harvey, Ellen (McCahan), Edna and Furman. (Photo submitted by Wayne Taylor)

ELLEN MCCLURE in Sesquicentennial Garb (Photo submitted by Wayne Taylor)

GEORGE SETTLEMYER FAMILY IN SESQUICENTENNIAL GARB: (l-r) George, Vera, Ruth and Clifford Settlemyer. (Photo submitted by Wayne Taylor)

IN THE STOCKS: Cliff and Vera Settlemyer in the stocks at the Port Royal Sesquicentennial celebration in 1962. (Photo submitted by Wayne Taylor)

Cliff Settlemyer in Sesquicentennial garb. (Photo submitted by Wayne Taylor)

TVHS STUDENTS IN SESQUICENTENNIAL GARB: (l-r) Betsy Esh, Nancy Kohler, Jane Swartz, Susie Gilson (Photo submitted by Wayne Taylor)