Editor’s note: This article was originally published in The Grit on Sept. 30, 1951.
Founded in 1886, the Aged Colored Women’s Home, one of the oldest social agencies in this city, has provided a place of comfort and enjoyment for many women who are unable to support themselves and are ...
These were the days when city butchers knew the products the customers wanted. That is what Don Waltman, a retired butcher and owner of Waltman Meats, 338 Court St., said about his shop and its predecessor, Smithgall & Ging Meat Packers. Waltman, 77, decided to retire a month ago, after ...
It was a warm August night in 1871, with a gale wind blowing, an opportune evening for arsonists to strike.
Hundreds, if not thousands, of Williamsport residents had traveled out of the city to attend a church revival and camp. Among those taking the church folks out of the city were two male ...
The ability to adapt to the workforce needs of industry has been the common thread throughout the evolution of what is now the Pennsylvania College of Technology, from its beginning in 1914 to its present incarnation offering hands-on programs through the graduate level to students across ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — They were two men in Manhattan who craved the same thing: validation. One was a brash, young real estate developer looking to put his stamp on New York, the other a disgraced elder statesman bent on repairing his reputation.
That's how a thirty-something Donald Trump and a ...
The Samuel Transeau School opened its doors in 1897 and continued for almost 90 years, serving the Williamsport Area School District in various reincarnations.
The school, according to the publication, “Williamsport Schools Through the Year,” which was published by the Williamsport ...