Pamela Baker, 9, daughter of the late Capt. Milford Baker, one of Media's war dead, ready to unveil the World War II memorial that includes the name of her father. To her left are color and honor guards from numerous Delaware County veteran's organization
Pamela Baker, 9, daughter of the late Capt. Milford Baker, one of Media's war dead, ready to unveil the World War II memorial that includes the name of her father. To her right are color and honor guards from numerous Delaware County veteran's organization
Pamela Baker, 9, daughter of the late Capt. Milford Baker, one of Media's war dead, ready to unveil the World War II memorial that includes the name of her father. To her left are color and honor guards from numerous Delaware County veteran's organizations. The memorial originally stood on the grounds of Media High School; it now stands to the west of 1 W. State Street, which was formerly the Media Post Office and then the Borough Hall, and now (2020) a restaurant.
Pamela Baker, 9, daughter of the late Capt. Milford Baker, one of Media's war dead, ready to unveil the World War II memorial that includes the name of her father. To her left are color and honor guards from numerous Delaware County veteran's organizations. The memorial originally stood on the grounds of Media High School; it now stands to the west of 1 W. State Street, which was formerly the Media Post Office and then the Borough Hall, and now (2020) a restaurant.
Pamela Baker, 9, daughter of the late Capt. Milford Baker, one of Media's war dead, ready to unveil the World War II memorial that includes the name of her father. To her left are color and honor guards from numerous Delaware County veteran's organizations. The memorial originally stood on the grounds of Media High School; it now stands to the west of 1 W. State Street, which was formerly the Media Post Office and then the Borough Hall, and now (2020) a restaurant.
Pamela Baker, 9, daughter of the late Capt. Milford Baker, one of Media's war dead, ready to unveil the World War II memorial that includes the name of her father. To her left are color and honor guards from numerous Delaware County veteran's organizations. The memorial originally stood on the grounds of Media High School; it now stands to the west of 1 W. State Street, which was formerly the Media Post Office and then the Borough Hall, and now (2020) a restaurant.
Pamela Baker, 9, daughter of the late Capt. Milford Baker, one of Media's war dead, ready to unveil the World War II memorial that includes the name of her father. To her left are color and honor guards from numerous Delaware County veteran's organizations. The memorial originally stood on the grounds of Media High School; it now stands to the west of 1 W. State Street, which was formerly the Media Post Office and then the Borough Hall, and now (2020) a restaurant.
Miss Greater Media, Patty Highfield, takes a lap around the field in an automobile, with J. Fred Schultz (right) and Walter Wood, who chaired the Miss Greater Media Contest.
Media Fawns All-Girls Junior Drum and Bugle Corps. (This is the identification on the negative envelope, but according to newspaper accounts, the Fawns did not compete in this event; this may be another unidentified group, or perhaps the Fawns performed as the local group, before the competition.)
