The question of joining the World War or refraining from participating in it as a matter of difference among us no longer exists. The answer has come — we are at war! The immediate decision was not of our making. It was made up for us by a nation which a generation of Americans has
Williamsport is given a claim for distinction from the outstanding decorative features of the new remodeled quarters of Williamsport National Bank at Pine and Willow Streets. The past and present of Williamsport and Lycoming County are graphically portrayed by a series of paintings, the work of Vincent Moragilotti of New York, who is one of
While their husbands and children work on through the holiday Thursday to keep the wheels of production turning toward their goal in the national war effort, Williamsport housewives will have to do some work of their own to keep up with the family budget to keep up the Thanksgiving tradition of the usual hearty dinner.
Ice skating enthusiasts will have the use of four outdoor rinks in the city this year — according to James C. Dittmar, Williamsport Recreation Commission director. The new skating areas will be located at the Bethune-Douglass Center and J. Roy Flanagan Playground where outdoor play areas were established this summer. Last year, skating areas were
Captain Louis Edward Woods, United States Marine Corps pilot, and Corporal William Bradley, passenger, arrived in Williamsport this afternoon at 12:25 o’clock, in Marine plane 6903 and landed safely at Faxon. Captain Woods flew a modern DeHavilland type plane with a steel fuselage. The flyers left the Anacostia side of Bolling Field at Washington at
The biggest task that confronts the election board of Lycoming County does not materialize on next Tuesday’s Presidential election day but comes after November 22 when county commissioners must organize as a board and count the GI ballot. At noon today the Registration Bureau was in receipt of about 2,100 servicemen’s ballots, each of which
