Hollidaysburg 250th celebration
Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb / Gaby Sparacino, 16, and her brother Dom, representing the Adam Holliday Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, signed their names to the Declaration of Independence Sunday during community day events at Hollidaysburg’s Legion Park.
Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb / Jim Rhodes and Mike Engle talk about their Ford Model As during a car show Sunday at Hollidaysburg’s Legion Park. Rhodes, of Hollidaysburg, won his 1931 Ford Model A coupe last year in a raffle through the Elk Run Volunteer Fire Company, Punxsutawney. Rhodes said he was thrilled with his $25 raffle-ticket win and spent some time reworking the wiring and getting the lights operating. He also added bicycle turn signals because “no one knows what hand signals mean any more.” Engle, of Duncansville, inherited his vehicle. The two shared ideas to help Engle get his vehicle up and running properly. The car show was part of the community day and America250 events hosted by the Adam Holliday Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb / Rory Huber, 2, sets up pins for 9-pin bowling at the historic games booth Sunday afternoon at Legion Park, Hollidaysburg.
Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb / Ronan Huber, 4, tried his hand at a ring toss game at the historic games booth Sunday afternoon at Legion Park, Hollidaysburg..
Submitted photo / As part of the community day events at Hollidaysburg’s Legion Park on Sunday, Boy Scouts retired the American flag and hoisted a new one onto the park’s flag pole. Here, Scouts fold the old flag that was then ceremonially burned on site.
Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb / Gaby Sparacino, 16, and her brother Dom, representing the Adam Holliday Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, signed their names to the Declaration of Independence Sunday during community day events at Hollidaysburg’s Legion Park.
Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb / Jim Rhodes and Mike Engle talk about their Ford Model As during a car show Sunday at Hollidaysburg’s Legion Park. Rhodes, of Hollidaysburg, won his 1931 Ford Model A coupe last year in a raffle through the Elk Run Volunteer Fire Company, Punxsutawney. Rhodes said he was thrilled with his $25 raffle-ticket win and spent some time reworking the wiring and getting the lights operating. He also added bicycle turn signals because “no one knows what hand signals mean any more.” Engle, of Duncansville, inherited his vehicle. The two shared ideas to help Engle get his vehicle up and running properly. The car show was part of the community day and America250 events hosted by the Adam Holliday Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb / Rory Huber, 2, sets up pins for 9-pin bowling at the historic games booth Sunday afternoon at Legion Park, Hollidaysburg.
Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb / Ronan Huber, 4, tried his hand at a ring toss game at the historic games booth Sunday afternoon at Legion Park, Hollidaysburg..
Submitted photo / As part of the community day events at Hollidaysburg’s Legion Park on Sunday, Boy Scouts retired the American flag and hoisted a new one onto the park’s flag pole. Here, Scouts fold the old flag that was then ceremonially burned on site.