This is a photo of Sue Eyler Clabaugh and Davey Late standing on the playground behind Thurmont High School in 1957. The boy behind them is identified as Jim Miller. Sue still lives in Thurmont and is married to Larry Clabaugh. If you knew Dave you would recognize the smirk on his face. He considered himself a real lady killer and he looks happy to be standing next to Sue. Dave's father owned the Late Meat Market on Howard Street and he opened Davey's Diner on Water Street to give Dave something to do. Davey's Diner is still there and with massive changes, it is now the Thurmont Kountry Kitchen. Dave worked for many years at the Cannon Shoe Company and Royer's restaurant before moving to New England. He was also involved in the Thurmont Community Ambulance Service and I believe he was the first trained EMT in Thurmont. Thanks to Sue for sharing this gem with us!

This postcard was sent to Miss Elizabeth Curfman of York, PA from the Eyler Market advertising their December 22, 1939 Horse and Cow Sale. It was sent on Dec. 19th and features a personal message written on the margins. The card advertises the next sale will have 50 horses, mules and colts along with 40 cows and young cattle. Thanks to Sue Eyler Clabaugh for making this available to display.

A very rare business card from the Thurmont Lunch Room run by Mrs. Orpha Ruth Eyler. I believe that the Thurmont Lunch Room was located on Water Street just down the street from the square. The Thurmont Lions Club held their early meetings at Mrs. Eyler's Lunch Room before moving to Camp Cozy.  This card is displayed courteousy of Sue Eyler Clabaugh.

This is the back of the business card from the Thurmont Lunch Room run by Mrs. Orpha Ruth Eyler. As with many cards and advertisements of the period, the back of the card served as a blotter pad. I believe that the Thurmont Lunch Room was located on Water Street just down the street from the square.  This card is displayed courteousy of Sue Eyler Clabaugh.