Girl Scout's Hoagie Sale to Aid Tercentenary Fund

By Alissa Weyman, Spring 2018 Rowan University Cultural Geography Course

A photo of the Girl Scout Troop 141 of Glassboro raising money by selling hoagies to help the Glassboro Tercentenary Book Fund. The girls made 79 dollars in profit. Shown in the photo is Debbie Meeke, Diane Leigh Plasket, Suzanne Plasket, Frances Daty, Jacqueline Plasket, Gall Carre, Janet Carre, and Cecilia Daly along with customers including David Bennett, Garry Groff, and Bruce Bennett.

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Alissa Weyman, Spring 2018 Rowan University Cultural Geography Course
, “Girl Scout's Hoagie Sale to Aid Tercentenary Fund,” The Glassboro Memory Mapping Project, accessed May 4, 2024, https://gmm.glassborohistory.org/items/show/187.

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Published on Mar 29, 2018. Last updated on Feb 15, 2022.