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Gazette and Bulletin: February 7, 1931 – New Market Opens Today0
- Old News
- February 8, 2023
Although today is Saturday, there will be little change in the condition of Market Street as compared with other days in the week, for the curbstone market, which for so many years has been a traffic menace is no more. All of the stands will be in one of the three market houses in the
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Williamsport Sun: January 20, 1953 – County Well Represented Today at Inauguration of Eisenhower0
- Old News
- January 18, 2023
Lycoming County was well represented today in Washington as the Republican Party took over the reins of government for the first time in 20 years. From Congressman Alvin R. Bush to the last GOP ward worker, the county people were thrilled as Dwight D. Eisenhower, soldier-educator-crusader, became President of the United States. At least two
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Williamsport Sun: January 10, 1945 – Lycoming Labor Council Urges No-Strike Vote0
- Old News
- January 11, 2023
A resolution calling upon the local units of the United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implements Workers, C.I.O. to vote affirmatively in a referendum on their union’s “no-strike” pledge, was passed by unanimous vote at a meeting of the Lycoming County Industrial Union Council last evening. Ned Kocher, president of the council in a further effort
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Grit: January 5, 1958 – Veteran Barber Operated Different Drive-In ShopGrit0
- Old News
- January 4, 2023
“Downtown Barber Shop, Park Inside.” That’s the legend inside an unusual barber shop at 241 William Street in downtown Williamsport — unusual for two reasons: Customers can actually park their cars inside. (2) the barber is a man who retired two years ago after 50 years in the trade. John Harvey Richey, 70, of 213
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