The thousands who saw Williamsport’s Armistice Day Parade Tuesday evening probably didn’t notice the resemblance of six of the participants in different divisions of the line, but it was learned today that marchers included a grandmother, her sons and two grandsons. The six were Mrs. Frank Lyons of the War Mothers, her sons, William, a
Final plans for the “Better Baby Show” conducted by Williamsport Forest #75 Tall Cedars of Lebanon will be completed this week. Fully 200 of Lycoming County’s baby population will match their physical perfections against one another for 12 prizes for the 12 healthiest babies when the contest is opened at the armory on Monday. The
Williamsport High School students think the voting age should stay where it is, and they do not want to enter into politics, and they think that politicians are as honest as anybody else. These opinions were revealed in a cross-section poll in a series of Institute of Student Opinion surveys sponsored by Scholastic Magazine. Three
Bright and shiny with blue and gold binding covers the R.L. Polk & Company’s new 1930 city directory, including South Williamsport, DuBoistown and Montoursville, is just off the press and ready for distribution over the city. It contains all the major directory departments including the statistical and history of the city, the miscellaneous departments, the
Patrolman “Number One” starts his 26th year with the Williamsport Police Department tomorrow. One is the numerical designation on the badge of W. Max Blair, who this afternoon at 4 o’clock ends 25 years of duty with WPD. Third oldest officer on the 54-man police force. Mr. Blair holds the “number one” designation by being
Italy has given the world much good music but in the opinion of two Williamsport soldiers the best that the Latin country can produce does not equal the strains of the “Repasz Band March.” The two local servicemen who had that opinion are: Warrant Officer Thomas Byerly, 825 Elmira Street and Corporal Herman Vail of
