When the second group of undernourished children left this morning from the Health Center to go to Camp Lycoming, near Buttonwood, three from the first group were returned in order that the beneficial influences of the camp life might mark further improvement in their conditions. Twenty children were loaded into cars provided by friends of
Anthony Cassella, 23, of Brooklyn, NY, who was being held in the Lycoming County jail for court on charges of assault with intent to ravish, made a daring escape from the prison about 11:45 this morning. Up to 3 o’clock this afternoon no trace of the escaped prisoner had been found. Cassella made the getaway
Federal and airline officials this morning will resume their investigation at the hilly, wooded site where an Allegheny Airlines plane crash landed and burned near Farragut Friday. Arnold E. Holstine, air safety investigator in charge of the three-man Civil Aeronautics Board team, said: “Until we have a chance to talk to the people involved, it
Post No. 1 of the American Legion held its first regular meeting last night at the YMCA auditorium at which time Carl Schug, the temporary president resigned because of political conditions and Captain Jackson M. Painter was unanimously elected to take his place. The meeting was called to order by President Schug and the minutes
Masten and Marsh Hill, two Lycoming County villages along the Susquehanna and New York Railroad, which were once flourishing towns with many lumbering and railroad activities, again have telephone facilities after being without the service for more than 20 years. The annual report of the Ralston Telephone and Telegraph Company which was submitted recently shows
The valley echoed with explosions last night and spectacular and aerial bombs lighted the sky for all in the Greater Williamsport area to see. The occasion was the annual July 4th fireworks display for all to see co-sponsored by the Sun-Gazette Co. and the Grit Publishing Co. It is estimated that more than 60,000 people