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  • Williamsport Sun: June 14, 1950 – Many Attracted to Local Drill of VFW Drum and Bugle Corps0

    Parade-loving East End residents are treated once a week to a show staged at the Penn Street Armory by the Howard W. Kahler Post 844 VFW drum and bugle corps. The 40-piece organization meets every Wednesday evening at the armory for drill practice. Before proceedings are long underway, a large crowd of youngsters and grown-ups

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  • Williamsport Sun: June 8, 1932 – Williamsport Company Strikes Pocket of Gas in Potter County0

    The explosion of a pocket of gas in Newton-McGraw Number One, an operation of the Williamsport Natural Gas Company, in Hebron Township, Potter County on Sunday night delayed the drilling for only one day. At a depth of 4,555, feet, the drill penetrated into a pocket of about three million cubic feet of gas which

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  • County Hall Corner: Yes, the US Army Deserves a Parade

    County Hall Corner: Yes, the US Army Deserves a Parade0

    There is something special about a parade. For almost two decades now, we have seen this in Williamsport with the Grand Slam Parade in August. That parade welcomes the 20 teams from around the world that will be playing each other in the Little League World Series. The popularity of the parade is evidenced by

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  • Millbrook Playhouse: Providing Quality Professional Theater Entertainment Since 19630

    Most people think they must travel to Philadelphia or New York to see quality professional theater entertainment. However, we have it right here in our own backyard in Mill Hall in Clinton County at the Millbrook Playhouse. They have been entertaining the area since 1963. It was organized as a non-profit corporation in 1963, Millbrook

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  • Williamsport Sun: June 2, 1942 – Evacuation of Ordnance Area Well Ordered0

    Movement of farm residents from the White Deer Valley to new homes in the area to make way for the Pennsylvania Ordnance Works was carried out by local agencies with little expense and practically no confusion, officials of the Agricultural Division of the Lycoming County Defense Council announced Monday night. Organization of the migration was

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  • County Hall Corner: What Democrats and Republicans Have in Common0

    At the Lycoming County Commissioners Meeting on Thursday, May 22, I thought I was in for a remake of the movie “Rocky II” when Muncy Township supervisor candidate Terri Lauchle returned to follow up on the issues she brought up several weeks ago about the old Lycoming County Mall complex. It led to another back

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  • Crosscutters Begin Their Defense of MLB Draft League Championship Beginning June 40

    For the first time in a little more than 20 years, the Williamsport Crosscutters will seek to defend a league championship they won the previous season when they open their season at State College on June 4. They begin their home schedule on Friday, June 6. The other teams of the MLB Draft League will

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  • This Week’s LION: The Incomparable Carol Sides

    This Week’s LION: The Incomparable Carol Sides0

    Carol Sides is not a household name, but those who know her know two things about her. First, she is one of the most gracious people in the universe, and the other is that she is a very sincere Catholic parishioner. I have known her through her past activity with the Faith-Based Committee of the

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  • Williamsport Sun: May 21, 1923 – Motion Pictures Will Show Beauty of City and Vicinity0

    Many scenes in and around Williamsport will be included in a motion picture to be taken in the near future known as “Along the Susquehanna Trail.” John F. Letton, secretary of the Williamsport Motor Club Tourist Information Bureau, which has its office in the Lycoming Hotel, has completed tentative arrangements to this effect with James

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  • County Hall Corner: Congratulations to our College Graduates And their Colleges0

    Commonly referred to as “Happy Valley,” State College is known for its carefree living and is the home of the Pennsylvania State University. This community of 40,700 has been designated one of the least stressful places to live in the United States by Psychology Today. Even so, State College has a robust economy and unemployment

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  • A History of Memorial Day0

    This upcoming weekend, we will be observing Memorial Day. It is the weekend that generally ushers in the summer with picnics and other festivities, but many have forgotten Memorial Day’s true meaning. It is important to recall its history and why it exists. According to a website devoted to Memorial Day, there is evidence that

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  • Montoursville Lions Club Healthy Vision Month

    Montoursville Lions Club Healthy Vision Month0

    May is observed as Healthy Vision Month. Lions Club International and your local Lions Club in Montoursville encourage everyone to prioritize their eye health by taking preventive measures with annual eye exams from any of the local eye doctors. We all know we change as we get older, and our eyes change as well. Eye

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