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If you are interested in receiving the newsletter electronically via email instead of postal mail, please contact Marce Heald at 215-629-6201. Please include your name, mailing address and the email address where you would prefer to receive the newsletter. **Your email will NOT be used for any other purpose aside from the newsletter.
Cat's Meow
The new Cat’s Meow is of 200 Main Street. The cost is $25. Please contact Mary Johnson at 215-757-4812 to purchase/inquire. There are still other Cat’s Meow pieces available for purchase.
Raffle Basket Donations
Throughout the year at various events the Historical Society features Raffle Baskets. We appreciate the donations that several people have made in the past to this effort to raise funds for the Society. This year we are looking for more members of the Society and community to make such donations throughout the year. Any kinds of items can be accepted for men, ladies and children. Contact Marce at 215-629-6201 to donate.
Help needed
The Hulmeville Historical Society is always in need of adults and youth (including those who need to do Community Service projects for school) to volunteer to help with our many events throughout the year. Here are some examples of things you can do to help.
- Set-up, serve, or clean-up at the various events;
- Welcome folks attending the events;
- Hide eggs for the Community Easter Egg Hunt;
- Provide baked goods for the party after the Christmas tree lighting.
Feel free to contact the Historical Society (stop by at any of our events and chat) for more ideas.
For more information or to volunteer, please contact Marce Heald at 215-629-6201.
From the Archives
From time to time we will present a bit of town history, old photos, or other interesting information.
Visit our Archives page to read more.
Also see the Hulmeville Sesquicentennial book information in the right pane.
Membership Info
The Historical Society is always looking for people with an interest in their town and helping with the Society by serving on any of our committees or even the Board of Directors.
Membership in the Historical Society is open to everyone.
The suggested membership donations are:
- $12 - Individual
- $24 - Family
- $50 - Business
- $500 - Lifetime member
- $0 - Age 75 or older
You can pay at any of our regular monthly meetings or download our membership form and return it with your payment.
If you would like information on membership, contact Steve Miszencin at 215-359-5653 or smiszencin@gmail.com.
Also, watch your mail for our monthly newsletters and membership information.
Information Update
The Historical Society is trying to update our mailing list. We know some Newsletters are addressed to the previous occupants at some addresses and we wish to correct that, matching current occupants with the correct address. Please help us to do this by calling President, Marce Heald, at 215-692-6201 and leaving a message with your name and address. We want to make sure all our Borough residents are getting our information!
Picture Gallery
Thanks to the contributions of our many members and citizens with cameras, we have an ever growing gallery of pictures from numerous events.
Particular thanks go to Bob Van Doren who takes most of our pictures and maintains our web gallery.
Click here to go to an external site where our picture gallery is located.
Board of Directors
- President - Rose Boneventura (Interim)
- Vice President - Mary Johnson
- Archivist - Joe Coleman
- Treasurer - Diane McKairnes
- Finance Chair - Mary Johnson
- Secretary - Kurt Ludwig
- Corresponding Secretary - June Robinson
- Auditor - Doug Harris
- By-Laws - Kurt Ludwig
- Membership - Steve Miszencin
- Chaplain - Lorelei Bach
- Newsletter - TBN
- Events - Britt Bartlett
- Committee person - Joe Heald
- Fundraising - Kristen Abell
Meetings
Our meetings are open to everyone. They are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month beginning at 7:00 pm. At each meeting we discuss the planning of upcoming events as well as some topic from Hulmeville history. Residents are also welcome to come with questions about Hulmeville history that we will try to answer.
Please note there is no meeting in July or December.
CONDOLENCES
We offer our condolences to Ethel Robbins and the Robbins family on the passing of Ron Robbins.
Continuing Prayers - We offer our continued prayers for Joe Heald and Jeanne Harris.
THANK YOU MARCE!
The people of Hulmeville owe Marce Heald endless thanks for creating and preserving a sense of community among the residents of our Borough and for bringing us many hours of fun and socializing over these past eighteen years. Marce has decided to step down as President of the Hulmeville Historical Society after serving as president since 2006.
We are fortunate that Marce will still be a member and will be attending our meetings and events to provide insights and guidance in all our efforts going forward.
Rose Boneventura will be taking the position of Interim President until we hold our regularly scheduled officer elections in April.
THANK YOU
Thank you to Tim James and the staff at Johnson Hall Coffee Shop for hosting the Hulmeville History – Part II Event that the HHS cosponsored with the 150 th committee in November.
NOTE: if you have any information you would like us to add to the acknowdgement section, please contact Marce Heald at mimwell@verizon.net or Joe Coleman at jcole1052019@gmail.com
Newsletters
Submit ideas and information
Anyone having any Borough news or information they would like to have posted in the Society's newsletter should contact Marce Heald by telephone (215-629-6201).
ATTENTION FOR THOSE LIVING OUTSIDE PA & NJ
If you DO NOT live in either Pennsylvania or New Jersey and wish to continue receiving our Newsletter after 2022, you MUST contact us and let us know. Please leave/send a message indicating that you wish to continue receiving the Town Crier Newsletter by the end of this year to punic@yahoo.com (Subject line: Newsletter Mailing) or call (215) 629-6201 and leave a message. If you do not contact us, the 4th Quarter 2022 Newsletter will be the last one that you receive. You can also use these contact methods to indicate that you wish to receive the Newsletter electronically
Current Edition
Read the latest edition of the Society's newsletter, the Town Crier
April-May-June 2024
Events
The Historical Society sponsors a number of events for the community each year. Everyone is welcome to attend, and everyone is even more welcome to help.
For a complete listing of the annual events, as well as any special work details or events, check our Events page.
HHS T-Shirts
Let’s show some hometown pride by wearing a hometown shirt! The t-shirt design features the Hulmeville Historical Society logo on the front and artwork by Jane Buckman on the back. Susan grew up in Hulmeville and has graciously donated her artwork for our use. Shirts of all sizes are available for $15 and will be for sale at our events. You may also place an order by contacting Marce Heald at 215-629-6201.
Click here to see the drawing on the back of the shirt.
Hulmeville 150th Cookbook
The Hulmeville Heritage Cookbook is available for sale. Cost is $15. No wait, it is now on sale for $10. They can be ordered by contacting Judy Coleman at jacoleman525@gmail.com. They will also be sold at future Hulmeville events.
Hulmeville Sesquicentennial Book
The Hulmeville 150th Anniversary History book is finished and available for sale. The cost is $45 for a hard cover book, $30 for a soft cover book. Please contact Joe Coleman at 267-261-2719 or email jcole105@verizon.net with any inquiries.
A note from Parks and Recreation
Signs of any kind are PROHIBITED in Hulmeville Borough Parks. If you have questions, contact Joe Heald at 215-629-6202 or josethehandiman@verizon.net.
Featured Business
Did you know that Hulmeville has a number of businesses that serve the community? Each newsletter will introduce you to a business within the borough. Please check them out!
Johnson Hall Coffee House
NEW OWNER FOR JOHNSON HALL COFFEE HOUSE
Patrons of Johnson Hall Coffee House may not have noticed, but the establishment is under new ownership by local Bucks County resident, Tim James. Some of you may have seen Tim along with Boyscout Troop/Pack 316 during one of the Memorial Day parades. Since 2019, Tim has also been the owner of the Langhorne Coffee House at the corner of Maple and Bellevue Avenues. There are currently no plans to make any changes to Johnson Hall Coffee House but Tim is open to any suggestions or comments his customers may have. To better serve the community, he would like to make the facility more accessible after hours for private parties or public events. Please visit their website at: https://johnsonhall.coffee