On May 20, 1892, the Harrisburg Daily Independent congratulated the town of Elizabethville, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania for planning to move forward with their desire to incorporate as a borough. Elizabethville […]
A letter from Thomas J. Hoffman, of Enders, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, and printed in the Elizabethville Echo of June 17, 1943, provided a glimpse of an old issue of The Independent Monthly, published on […]
A letter from Thomas J. Hoffman, of Enders, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, and printed in the Elizabethville Echo of January 14, 1943, reflected on an old issue of The Independent Monthly, […]
A column entitled “Quarter Century Back,” as published in the Elizabethville Echo, June19, 1903, refers to the predecessor of the Echo, published in 1878 at Washington Square by J. A. Ettinger, and known at the […]
A column entitled “Quarter Century Back,” as published in the Elizabethville Echo, June 12, 1903, refers to the predecessor of the Echo, published in 1878 at Washington Square by J. A. Ettinger, and known at […]
An undated drawing of the Victor Printing Company building at what is currently 37 South Market Street, Elizabethville, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. The company was founded in 1878 by Harry H. […]
The following news briefs were published in the “Gratz Items” section of a local newspaper for the week of 17 November 1926: Charles Ney and family, of Valley View, visited […]
Second in a series of nine 1904-1905 newspaper articles in which two old-timers are portrayed reminiscing about the Lykens Valley of the past. The two fictional characters, the “old railroader” […]