Susquehanna times. (Marietta, Pa.) 1976-1980, August 06, 1980, Image 9

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August 6, 1980
Valuable primitive painting, silverware stolen
A valuable 173-year-old
primitive oil painting and
two place settings of
silverware of approximately
the same age were stolen
Friday (July . 25) from
exhibits at the William Penn
Memorial Museum, Harris-
burg.
The painting is described
as follows: Primitive oil
painting depicting the en-
gine house of the Fairmount
Waterworks in Philadelphia.
It shows the engine house (a
Greek architectural style
building with a round
central dome) to the right
and a fountain with statue to
the left, all within an oval.
The border of the oval is
black with gold bellflower
decorations. Below the oval
are the initials ‘‘C.S.H.”’ and
the date ‘‘1827.” Framed
dimensions 10% by 9
inches; panel alone, 8 5/8 by
6 7/8 inches. Catalog No.
69.16.
The silverware is de-
scribed as follows: Two
place settings of sterling
flatware. The forks and
spoons are marked ‘‘Shep-
ard & Boyd’ on the blades
and are engraved with a lion
rampant on the handle with
the legend, ‘‘Pro Patria.”
All pieces date approximate-
ly 1810-1835. Catalog No.
77.3.
The Pennsylvania State
Police have been notified of
the loss from the collections
of the Pennsylvania Histor-
ical and Museum Com-
mission, and, in effect, a
loss by the people of
Pennsylvania. Those with
information on the theft are
asked to contact the State
Police or Bruce Bazelon,
State Museum registrar, at
717/787-6444.
BPW club
hold picnic
July 28th
Members of the Mount
Joy Business and Pro-
fessional Women’s Club
held their outdoor summer
event at Brubaker’s Stone-
bridge Farm on Monday,
July 28.
The Brubakers conducted
a tour of the slaughterhouse
facilities and John Henry
Brubaker, owner, presented
a meat cutting demonstra-
tion while his wife, Velma,
narrated. The couple
opened both their store and
their 18th century home to
the guests. A picnic supper
was catered by the Bru-
bakers.
Yvonne Koser served as
chairperson for the outing
with committee members
Frances Little, Elaine
Richards, Teen Brown and
Thelma Eshleman.
Door prizes were given
out.
Watch for this small primitive oil painting stolen July 25 from the exhibits at the
William Penn Memorial Museum in Harrisburg. The primitive taken from the State
Museum depicts the engine house of the Fairmount Waterworks in Philadelphia.
Those having information on the theft should contact the Pennsylvania State Police or
Bruce Bazelon, museum registrar, at 717/787-6444.
Two place settings of sterling flatware [shown front (A) and reverse (B)] were
stolen July 25 from the exhibits at the William Penn Memorial Museum in
Harrisburg, PA. The silverware dates approximately 1810-1835. Those having
information on the theft should call the Pennsylvania State Police or Bruce Bazelon,
museum registrar, at 717/787-6444.
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