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would be taken along on the tank wagon to small farms. Driver would pull up, go to back of truck, open nozzle, fill this up, then carry it in and put…

Has SICO logo on side, would be filled up, could have it at a shop or in the garage or at home

official transfer of SICO park to mount joy borough, wooden frame

black frame, b&w pic

#17 - Marketing committee meeting, 17 marked on back

#4 - Clarence Schock on bottom left front, Walter Griner, Bill Schaffer, back from R to L, William Leroy Tyndall, Unknown, Schock's Housekeeper N.…

#8 - front L to R then R to L back, Unknown, Jay, Oscar Hassinger (photographer), Eddie Hoffmaster, Unknown, Schock's accountant, Unknown

#13 - office employees, ??, ?? ,??, Millie Way (credit manager), middle - Robert "Bob" Schrol (became pres), from Wilmington ? Reno, (out of order)…

#3 - from R to L, William "Bill" Weldon (far right) chauffer housekeeper, Leroy Tendil, Walter Greiner, ??, William "Bill" Shaffer (oldest employee),…

(no number, black boarder) Clarence at far left, Maybel Philips (always wore a hat when coming to the office, from Lemoyne) back row middle,

#9 - Maybel Philips, Anna Leamann (Clarence's secretary), || Vic Mumma (top right), Jim Shaffer, ??, Holt Harris, || Arron Drum, ? Roberts,

#12 - Bob Schrol, ??, Willis Ament, Jay Barnhart, Millie Way, Edna Kibble, Millie Philips, Louis Reno, A.E. Hoover,

#18 - large amount of employees. They would have an employees banquet every May. They would come over to the office from all of the locations and…

framed doctorate degree to Clarence Schock from Elizabethtown College

small foldout ad, black background with gold font on one side

Handwritten pencil, some typed, 1840s?, Driver would write delivery notes