A 1990 advertisement (business card) for The Keen Bridal, 810 Pottsville Street, Box 480, Wiconisco, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. ___________________________________ From the 1990 yearbook, La Memoria, of the Upper Dauphin High School, Elizabethville, […]
Mounting the bronze plaque on the pedestal in front of the G. A. R. Hall on North Second Street in Lykens, in October 1925, completed the Lykens (and Wiconisco) Civil […]
A 1988 advertisement (business card) for Red’s Greenhouse and Gift Shop, 714 Pottsville Street, Wiconisco, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Flowers for all Occasions – Wire Service – Silk and Dried Arrangements […]
A fire believed to be of incendiary origin destroyed a barn belonging to Norman Baird, located on the road from Williamstown to Tower City, in late September 1925. Local fire […]
While the new Lykens Hotel was under construction and set to have its opening in early April 1926, the Lykens Standard published an article (November 27, 1925), which described the […]
Two notices from the Lykens Standard, October 9, 1925: 71-Year-Old Wiconisco Man Paroled President Judge Hargest in the Dauphin County Court, Monday, paroled Isaac Dietrich, 71, of Wiconisco, after he […]
A Lykens resident nicknamed “Fat” Gaynor was reported to be a well-known female impersonator who won prizes several years in a row in the Philadelphia Mummers Parade. He performed in […]
Victor W. Neiman, a young man of 31, had a burst appendix, the effects of which were not immediately apparent. Eventually, he became seriously ill and had to have emergency […]