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Image:Osterhouts_28.JPG|<center>Try eating a doughnut this way!</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_28.JPG|<center>Try eating a doughnut this way!</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_29.JPG|<center>Stacy Osterhout, Jack Klein and Dave O'Hanlon</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_29.JPG|<center>Stacy Osterhout, Jack Klein and Dave O'Hanlon</center>
Image:Osterhouts_30.JPG|<center>Mike and Chris Baker, Mary O'Hanlon and Bernie Nagengast</center>
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Image:Osterhouts_30.JPG|<center>Mike and Chris Baker, Mary O'Hanlon and Dan Johnson</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_31.JPG|<center>The ladies catching some eggs</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_31.JPG|<center>The ladies catching some eggs</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_32.JPG|<center>Mike Baker, Jim Pone and Dave O'Hanlon catch an egg</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_32.JPG|<center>Mike Baker, Jim Pone and Dave O'Hanlon catch an egg</center>
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Image:Osterhouts_85.jpg|<center>Our musical hosts for the day</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_85.jpg|<center>Our musical hosts for the day</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_86.jpg|<center>Dan, Hoagy, Rich, Allison and Will. Turn out the lights the partys over!!!</center>
 
Image:Osterhouts_86.jpg|<center>Dan, Hoagy, Rich, Allison and Will. Turn out the lights the partys over!!!</center>
 
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Image:Osterhouts 87.jpg|<center>WLIA President Will Osterhout tries his hand at pony riding</center>
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Image:Osterhouts 88.jpg|<center>An old pole with a boxing glove on the end was used when the WLIA used to have canoe tilts</center>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:05, 9 March 2013

Tim Mulherne, Dave O'Hanlon, Mary O'Hanlon, Len Sweeney, Eileen Sweeney, Don Dennis, Shirley Hotaling, Joe and Nicole Bogdanowicz with Patty O'Hanlon in front,photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout

Warner Lake Improvement Association Family Day picnic's were a tradition that was started in the 1940s. In the early years they were held at Pitt's camp on the lake or at Hayden's tavern on Warner-Hayden Lane. It quickly became the social highlight of the summer season. There were all sorts of games for the children both in and out of the water and pony rides. There was a wacky hat and most beautiful baby contests for the adults and a greased flag pole where children would try to climb to the top to get the money placed there. Hayden's tavern burned down and the picnic's were discontinued for many years. Eventually they started up again and were held at O'Hanlon's Grove on the south end and the Osterhout's on the east shore of the lake. After a few more years their popularity waned and they were discontinued. All the photo's in this section are from the collection of Bernie Nagengast and were posted by Willard Osterhout, they are a compilation from several different years.