Betty Ilene Poffenberger Swain 1928 – 2018
Margaret Poffenberger Wageley
Bob Swain, 87th Infantry Division, 345 Regiment of the U.S. Army
Private Austin G. Michael
Gantz Sisters – Miriam, Janice and Bernice
Gantz Sisters
Carrie Gantz and daughter
Ross Martin Gantz and Carrie Estelle (Cline) Gantz
Betty Swain
With Bob Swain’s Grandmother, Helen Jones, of Jones Restaurant
Memorial Monument “Homecoming Day”, July 4, 1919, Boonsboro
Louise, Billy, Madge Miller 1919
Grace Haller, June 1, 1919
Billy Miller – April 20, 1919, 2 yrs old
Naomi Flook, age 15, April 1919
Woman and baby in front of Catholic Church
Doug Bast
Doug in front of horse drawn hearse during parade in Boonsboro. He is dressed up like a mortician. Furniture store in the background.
Melinda Lucretia Garns Bast
Doug Bast’s mother
Doug Bast and John Bast Jr.
Bikles in front of funeral home
Marie Bikle (wife of Mark) Nancy and Chris (Josef) Bikle, man in brown coat is unidentified, John Bast Sr, John Bast Jr, Naomi “Nonie” Snyder Bast and Tom Bikle on far right.
Doug Bast on right
Doug and his mother, Lecretia, on horseback. The alley across the street was a major route through to the park and the Basts had a large barn, chicken house.
Doug Bast’s cousin Barbara Bast Miller
Doug Bast
Horse-drawn buggy and family – North Main Street approximately where light is at Rt 66. Doug driving and various family members on board including his mother who is seated next to him.
Gerald Bast
Gerald Bast and the front of the Bast Funeral and Furniture store. This bldg was torn down and no longer there. It would have been 109 N. Main and a brick building put there, which is now the present day furniture store.
Doug and Gerald Bast
Doug being held by his father, Gerald.
Lecretia Gail (Garns) Bast
Doug Bast’s mother
Gerald, Doug and Lecretia (Garns) Bast
group photo – help us identify
Sue Bast
Hubert and Sue Bast (Doug Bast’s uncle and grandmother),
John Bast Jr on far right
Dixie, Gerald and Louise
July 4, 1919
July 4, 1918
help us identify
Louise and Madeleine (Bast family?)
July 4, 1919
Gwendolyn Bast, Jerry (?), Mrs. Beauchamp
Louise and Larence Henneberger, July 1919
Margaret Jones, June 25, 1919
Bill’ Bast Grave October, 17, 1918
Billy Bast, age 21, Died Oct 10, 1918
Margaret Itnyre, Gwendolyn Bast
April 13, 1919 at ages 16-14
Gwendolyn Bast
Age 14, Feb 3, 1919
Malinda Lecretia Gail (Garns) Bast
February 3, 1919 (Doug Bast’s mother)
Charlie and Paul Ridenour
Billy Miller, age 4 months
Billy Miller and Aunt Tillie
(L-R) Geraldine Itnyer, Claude Itnyer, Margret Itnyer, James Itnyer
help us identify
Possible name “Naoma”