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Harry F. Didawick and Two Other People
Unidentified man and child seated on a bench with Harry F. Didawick on the right.
Harry was the son of E. Frank and Maggie (Burner) Didawick. He served as a Private in the U.S. Army during World War II. He never married and worked as a waiter in a…
Harry was the son of E. Frank and Maggie (Burner) Didawick. He served as a Private in the U.S. Army during World War II. He never married and worked as a waiter in a…
Harry Didawick and Friend
Photograph of Harry F. Didawick, seated, and an unidentified person standing beside him.
Harry was the son of E. Frank and Maggie (Burner) Didawick. He served as a Private in the U.S. Army during World War II. He never married and worked as a…
Harry was the son of E. Frank and Maggie (Burner) Didawick. He served as a Private in the U.S. Army during World War II. He never married and worked as a…
Patsy and Dorothy Didawick
Photograph of two sisters: Patsy (Didawick) Simmons (left) and her older sister, Dorothy Marilla (Didawick) Keckley Edwards. Their parents were Glenn Henry (1897-1959) and Mary Frances (Burner) (1898-1975) Didawick.
Patsy Jean Didawick lived in…
Patsy Jean Didawick lived in…
Mazie, Ben, and Annie Belle Lambert
Portrait of Mazie and Ben Lambert standing behind their mother, Mrs. Annie Belle (Didawick) Lambert.
Annie Belle was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Barbara M. (Holtzman) Didawick. She married Kirby Daniel Lambert (1876-1931) and had two…
Annie Belle was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Barbara M. (Holtzman) Didawick. She married Kirby Daniel Lambert (1876-1931) and had two…
Strickler Sisters
Portrait of two girls. The younger one on the right is Margaret May (Strickler) Sheetz. She is holding the hand of an older girl, probably her sister.
Margaret Strickler was born in Woodstock, daughter of the late Joseph William (1882-1961) and…
Margaret Strickler was born in Woodstock, daughter of the late Joseph William (1882-1961) and…
The Didawick Family
Portrait of the Didawick family posed in studio. Charles Didawick is wearing his Army Air Force uniform and Guy Didawick is wearing his MMA Cadet uniform.
Standing, left to right: Charles and Guy Didawick. Seated, left to right: Raymond and…
Standing, left to right: Charles and Guy Didawick. Seated, left to right: Raymond and…
Mary Frances Burner Didawick
Portrait of Mary Frances Burner Didawick as a young woman. She was the daughter of W.L. and Marilla (Keller) Burner and married Glenn Harry Didawick (1897-1959) sometime around 1920.
Glenn H. Didawick was the son of Thomas J. and Ida Alice…
Glenn H. Didawick was the son of Thomas J. and Ida Alice…
Harry F. Didawick
Portrait of Harry F. Didawick, son of K. Frank and Maggie (Burner) Didawick.
Harry lived in Woodstock and volunteered with the Woodstock Fire Department. He was employed at "Little Mac's Restaurant" on the south end of town.
Harry had a…
Harry lived in Woodstock and volunteered with the Woodstock Fire Department. He was employed at "Little Mac's Restaurant" on the south end of town.
Harry had a…
Delford and Dorothy (Didawick) Keckley
Portrait of Delford E. Keckley and Dorothy Didawick taken about the time of their first wedding. Possibly, this is their wedding photograph.
Delford and Dorothy Didawick married on August 22, 1941. They had a daughter, Margaret, in 1944. Sometime…
Delford and Dorothy Didawick married on August 22, 1941. They had a daughter, Margaret, in 1944. Sometime…
Calvary School Play Cast
Photograph of the cast of the four-act comedy, "An Arizona Cowboy," on stage at the Calvary School, located near Woodstock. The play was presented on April 3rd, raising $36.50, and April 4th, raising $31.00. String music and singing was provided by…
Didawick Children
Portrait of five Didawick children. The boy's name was Charles Didawick and the girls were (l to r): Virginia, Betty, Helen, and Alice. As of 2002, Betty Didawick Newland and Helen Didawick Fleming still lived in Woodstock.
Guy Didawick
Portrait of Guy Didawick as a young man wearing his U.S. Army uniform. He attended Woodstock High School.
"Helen Didawick"
The name, "Helen Didawick" is written on the glass plate of this image. This portrait is either of Helen Didawick Fleming or her sister, Betty Didawick Newland.
Glenn and Mary (Burner) Didawick
Portrait of Glenn Henry Didawick, and his wife, Mary Frances Burner Didawick when they were young.
Glenn H. Didawick was the son of Thomas J. and Ida Alice (Sheetz) Didawick. His wife was the daughter of W.L. and Marilla (Keller) Burner. They…
Glenn H. Didawick was the son of Thomas J. and Ida Alice (Sheetz) Didawick. His wife was the daughter of W.L. and Marilla (Keller) Burner. They…
Guy Didawick
Photo of a framed photograph of Guy Didawick in his U.S. Army uniform.
William and Cora (Didawick) Kibler Family
Photograph of the Kibler family. Seated in front are: William Clarence Kibler and his wife, Cora (Didawick) Kibler. Standing behind them are Robert Clinton Kibler (left) and William Lee Kibler (right).
Didawick Family
Left to right: Raymond, Charles, and Florence Didawick. Obscured person on far left is unidentified but was probably Guy Didawick, Charles' younger brother.
Charles is pictured in his Army Air Corps uniform. He went to Woodstock High School.
Charles is pictured in his Army Air Corps uniform. He went to Woodstock High School.
Fadeley Siblings
Photograph of the three Fadeley siblings as young children. Pictured left to right, are: Ola Mae, Katherine Marie “Kay”, and Warren Richard. Their parents were Lloyd Richard (1895-1953) and Ada Marie (Didawick) (1893-1979) Fadeley.
The 1940 census…
The 1940 census…
Dorothy (Didawick) Keckley Edwards
Picture of Dorothy Marilla Didawick Keckley as a young girl.
Her parents were Glenn Henry (1897-1959) and Mary Frances (Burner) (1898-1975) Didawick.
Dorothy Marilla Didawick lived most of her life in Toms Brook. She married Delford Elwood…
Her parents were Glenn Henry (1897-1959) and Mary Frances (Burner) (1898-1975) Didawick.
Dorothy Marilla Didawick lived most of her life in Toms Brook. She married Delford Elwood…
Harry Didawick
Photograph reproduction of an early image of Harry Didawick.
The earlier image appears to be Morrison Studio Image 004648.
Harry lived in Woodstock and volunteered with the Woodstock Fire Department. He was employed at "Little Mac's…
The earlier image appears to be Morrison Studio Image 004648.
Harry lived in Woodstock and volunteered with the Woodstock Fire Department. He was employed at "Little Mac's…