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An Evitts-Riegle Reunion in Specktown, 1939

A set of eleven snapshot photos all taken on June 4, 1939, at the Riegle-Dietrich homestead in Specktown, Lykens Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. The photos are all of a reunion of the Walter Evitts (1884-1965) family and the family of his wife, Mable (Riegle) Evitts (1883-1964). The farm house in the distance at left in some of the photos is the boyhood home of Walter Evitts.

  1. The photo above shows Kathryn [Dietrich] Gasbarro (1915-2003) standing with her Great Uncle Walter Evitts and Great Aunt Mable Evitts. At the time, Kathryn was living the Evitts’ in Lansdowne, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and working as a hairdresser in Philadelphia.

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2. Harold Dietrich (1919-1988) and his sister Kathryn [Dietrich] Gasbarro (1915-2003).

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3. Another photo of Harold and his sister Kathryn.

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4. Elizabeth Catherine “Lizzie” Riegle (1872-1942) and her brother-in-law Walter, and sister Mabel.

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5. Sisters Lizzie and Mabel. William Dietrich’s farm truck can be seen beyond the black car.

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6. Helen [Hoffman] Dietrich (1895-1977) and husband William E. Dietrich (1896-1977). One of the old farm buildings can be sen beyond the black car.

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7. The William E. Dietrich family. Left to Right: Kathryn; Harold; Helen; William.

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8. Walter and Mable’s daughter Ruth O. [Evitts] Nichols (1910-1993) and son William “Bill” Nichols (1933-1983). The boyhood home of Walter Evitts can be seen at upper left.

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9. Kathryn and her cousin Ruth.

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10. Kathryn and the Dietrich dog. Note the boyhood home of Walter Evitts at upper left. The back road to Gratz can be seen at upper right.

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11. Harold and the Dietrich dog. Note the boyhood home of Walter Evitts at upper left.

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