VOLUME 19 • NUMBER 10
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MARCH 10, 2021
Women’s History in Our Area Dr. Jean Saylor Brown
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hat an absolutely amazing time of year it is as God’s green Earth comes back to life. A couple of weeks ago, I saw my first robins of the year, a whole flock right in the front yard. It just didn’t seem right; however, they were singing their sweet spring song right in the middle of a snowstorm. The warmer sunny days that have followed have been especially appreciated by all, including our fine feathered friends. A hard winter makes you appreciate the arrival of spring even more. The following is a quick review of my writings over the last two weeks. “We, the People,” are being fleeced by both parties serving us in Washington. And fleeced is a kind word. Over the last several decades, long-serving members of both the House and Senate have turned our federal government into their own personal Ponzi scheme. They have created a beyond bureaucracy that our forefathers could have never envisioned happening. The greed and narcissism of those elected to serve the people have reached the point where it’s a threat to every American’s freedom. Their decision-making is based upon the big-money billionaires and corporations that couldn’t care less about the United States of America. The only way
to take our Nation back is to get them the heck out of there and reform the political structure that governs our Nation. I am not assigning homework, but if you missed reading “Devouring a Nation One Term at a Time” and/or “The Crooks, Cronies, and Contemptibles Must Go,” they can be found at webbweekly.com. You’ll have a better understanding of what follows if your eyes and mind have taken a quick glance. Where I left off last week after explaining a simple common sense term limit plan was with the fact in the mid-90s, the American voters in 23 States approved the implementation of term limits. Why did this never happen? Without getting into too much legalese, Representative Ray Thornton of Arkansas challenged the constitutionality of the people’s referendum of term limits. In 1995 U.S. Supreme Court case 514 - 779 ruled by the slimmest of margins that states could not impose qualifications for prospective members of Congress stricter than those specified in the Constitution. Remember when our founding fathers wrote the Constitution, the moral and ethical level of our Country was much higher. The intention of the elected office was understood. You were to serve your
time for the people and go back to your profession at home. They never thought anyone would do what is now occurring. The money and power behind Representative Thornton obviously came from all of those that Jim wanted to extend their Webb, Jr. stay at the trough of the American taxpayer. Back to Washington being a bipartisan problem, neither republican nor democratic leadership wanted to pursue the issue. They wanted term limits buried forever. So, what will it take to get term limits back on the table and into play to end this ridiculousness? How do we get those that are the problem to introduce legislation to give up that spot at the trough? Most importantly, this battle does not begin in Washington; it begins in every state and with locally elected officials. It begins with the use of state’s rights and forcing of the hands of the elected in Washington. The process must start in Harrisburg with legislation introduced for a term limit referendum to be decided upon by “We the People” of Pennsylvania at the voting booth. It then only requires a majority vote of the PA congress to move forward with this. It will require all 50 states to follow the same procedure according to the Constitution and allow the American
people to decide. It would then take the approval of term limits by 38 States, 3/4 of the Union, to force the issue up the ladder to the U.S. House and Senate. This is where it becomes more difficult because it then requires the long-serving in Congress to approve the bill. By the state’s uniting and forcing the federally elected, it will require a 2/3 supermajority vote to approve the change and move forward with term limits. This equates to 67 of the 100 senators and 290 of the 435 representatives. This is where the bipartisan takeover and fleecing of America will be seen in full light. Those opposing term limits will come up with every possible angle, lie, and reason the system is not broken, and term limits are unnecessary and a bad idea. This contradicting the overwhelming proof occurring in our Nation each and every day. The crooks and cronies will be fully exposed by their action of contemptibility. There is one other way to change the Constitution. It’s very similar to what I explained, but it is deemed the calling for a Constitutional Convention. Be very wary; this makes it possible to open up the United States Constitution in its entirety. That’s the last thing our Nation needs with the current agendas being planned inside the back rooms of the Capitol. Can you imagine what would happen to our constitutional rights if these jokers got to go through them one line at a time? A very scary scenario. God Bless America.
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efforts in the development of the Williamsport Hospital during its formative years. Saylor Brown and Church became the driving force in the establishment of Williamsport Hospital’s first School of Nursing, in 1883. It was only the third nursing education program to be established in this country. Brown had the distinction of performing the first operation “worthy of mention” by a physician in Lycoming County. She was also one of the founders of the Williamsport YWCA in 1893. She died in 1928. Dr. Church served as superintendent of the Williamsport Hospital until 1893. She then moved to Lock Haven and helped found what would become the Lock Haven Hospital. Like Saylor Brown, Church died in 1928. Louise Larzalere Chatham is the first woman to become an attorney in Lycoming County. She started her professional pursuits somewhat late in life. She earned her law degree at Boston University, graduating magna cum laud, at the age of 50 in 1923. She was admitted to practice before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in 1924. She was very active in women’s organizations and those that promoted the civic good. Chatham died in 1938. Women have also been very accomplished in the area of arts and letters. Julia C. Collins is reportedly the first African-American woman to write a novel titled The Curse of Caste in 1865, and she
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vere of the West Branch Valley.” During the summer of 1778, frontier Indians massacred settlers throughout the West Branch Valley during the Revolutionary War. This precipitated what became known as the “Great Runaway.” Silverthorn and Robert Covenhaven rode throughout the valley, warning of the impending Indian raids. Their warnings no doubt saved many settlers’ lives. Katherine Bennett wrote in the Lycoming Historical Society Journal in 1971, “Many heroic women feature the frontier life of this state, but none excel in sheer bravery as Rachel Silverthorn … Rachel’s ride was to warn her unsuspecting neighbors along the half-beaten trail of Muncy Creek.” As Lycoming County industrialized and grew, some opportunities for women expanded, albeit reluctantly. One of the most notable areas was in the medical field. The first two women physicians in Williamsport and the county are inextricably linked. They were Dr. Jean Saylor Brown and Dr. Rita Church. Church was born in Brookfield, N.Y., in 1841, and Jean Saylor Brown was born in New Jersey in 1843. She received her medical degree at the Women’s Medical College Hospital of Philadelphia in 1874. It was there that she became friends with Jean Saylor Brown. Saylor Brown developed a prosperous medical practice that extended beyond Lycoming County. She then persuaded her friend Rita Church to bring her medical skills to this area. Church and Brown were tireless in their
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called Williamsport home during the early 1860s. A Pennsylvania historical marker honors her and is located along the Susquehanna River Walk, near where she once lived. She died in November 1865 of tuberculosis. Two interesting and notable women painters hail from Lycoming County, Dewing Woodward and Frances Tipton Hunter. Woodward was once hailed by the New York Times as “one of America’s leading painters. She came from a distinguished area family that figured prominently in area history. She was the daughter of John Vanderbelt and Ann York Woodward.
Woodward Township and other Woodward named places were named for relatives of Ann. Her talent for art started early, and the faculty soon recognized it at the college that would become Bucknell University. She was an art professor there for five years. She then went to Paris, where her paintings soon became a favorite of the Paris Salon. Her art style was described by observers as “modern and quite like that of Toulouse-Lautrec.” In 1897 she established the first summer school of art at Provincetown, Massachusetts, on Cape Cod.
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indigent, elderly African-American women. She moved the facility to 124 Brandon Avenue, where it operated until 1973, some 39 years after her death at the age of 99 in 1934 Jerusha Bailey Mussina, known as “Mother Mussina,” was the sparkplug of the local temperance movement. The movement set out to bring about the prohibition of intoxicating beverages. She was very active in church and charitable work and served as a Sunday School teacher at the Pine Street Methodist Episcopal Church (now Pine Street United Methodist Church) for more than 50 years. Her abiding passion, however, was the temperance movement. On February 24, 1874, she formed the local chapter of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at a large public meeting at the Pine Street church. The Williamsport chapter she organized was one of the earliest ones in the nation. The headquarters for the local chapter was located above the Mussina’s family business, a jewelry and watch shop, at the northwest corner of Market Square, West Third, and Market streets. The Prohibition Party also had its office in the Mussina building. When she died in 1887, the Gazette and Bulletin noted her passing this way. “Mrs. Mussina was a representative woman and was distinguished for her piety and devotion to Christian duty. She was a leader in
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the church and foremost in all things dedicated to the elevation and benefit of the human race. It can truthfully be said of her, a mother in Israel has fallen.” The campaign to win the vote for women was a social and political cause that was embraced by many women locally; perhaps no one campaigned for women’s suffrage more tirelessly than Henrietta Baldy Lyon. Baldy Lyon was born in Danville in 1865; when her mother died shortly after her birth, she was raised by her great aunt Caroline and her husband, prominent lumberman Edward Lyon, and she moved to Williamsport. She attended Bryn Mawr College, Barnard, and Washington University in St Louis, but she never married. She was involved in various social and civic activities and was one of the first women in Williamsport to drive an automobile. She threw herself enthusiastically into the women’s suffrage cause and frequently traveled throughout the state promoting the cause. Her most active work was here in Lycoming County, and she was the sparkplug for it locally. She was one of the key figures when the Pennsylvania State Suffrage Association held its state convention in Williamsport in November 1916. When the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote, was approved in August 1920, Baldy Lyon gave a celebratory address marking the occasion.
She died in 1950 at the age of 85. Speaking of the suffrage movement, two legendary giants of the suffrage movement appeared and spoke in Williamsport through the years. Elizabeth Cady Stanton appeared here in November 1869 and Susan B. Anthony spoke in November 1870. Both Stanton and Anthony appeared at the Ulman Opera House, located at the corner of Third and Market streets. It would be many years before the true fruits of women gaining the vote would be felt by local women with the election of members of their sex to various local offices. Constance Snyder became the first woman elected to Williamsport City Council in 1971. Jessie Bloom was elected the first woman Mayor of Williamsport in 1987. Dolly Wilt and Lora Morningstar were the first women elected as Lycoming County Commissioners in 1983. Nancy Butts became the first woman judge in Lycoming County in 1996. Of course, during the ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s, many women were elected to various borough councils, township supervisor positions, and mayors of several boroughs. We hope that this gives some flavor of the interesting and vital role that women have played in our county over the past 200 plus years, and there is so much more than they are contributing now and well into the future.
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Bag of Books Drive Thru What: The Friends of the J.V. Brown Library will hold a Bag of Books Drive-Through Sale, a fundraising event for the Friends. Money raised supplements programs and services beyond the regular library budget. Drive up to the curb on State Street (no need to get out of your car), roll down your window, tell volunteer how many bags you wish to buy and what genre you want. Sale includes mysteries, general fiction, fantasy/science fiction, and biographies. Give the volunteer $5 for each bag you wish to purchase. The volunteer will return to your vehicle with the requested bag(s). No preordering. When: March 13th, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Where: James V. Brown Library, 19 E. 4th St., Williamsport.
Lenten Service What: Midweek church service on the “People of the Passion,” focus on Peter, the born leader. When: March 10th at 7 p.m. Where: St. Andrew Lutheran Church, 201 S. Main Street, Muncy.
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MARCH 22-26, 2021 Kindergarten registration week is your chance to get an early start on the first day of school. All registrations for the 2021-2022 school year will occur from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Enrollment Center at the Williamspor t Area School District Service Center, 2780 West Four th St. Children must be age 5 on or before Sept. 1, 2021, in order to enroll. Please bring the following documents to registration: • • • • •
add All school assignments will be based on home address, as per school board policy. All families who register will receive a free copy of our Welcome to Your School storybook, a family-friendly introduction to our primary schools! Questions can be directed to Susan Estes, registrar, at 570-327-5500, ext. 40001.
Students registered after June 10 will not be guaranteed enrollment in their home school, and will be placed by the district.
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This involves selling the executive plaza and consolidating into the county’s other structures, essentially trying to put more entities under one roof. It would also mean examining and evaluating the lease on the Sharwell Building (used by Children/Youth), completing the magistrate’s office on Lycoming Creek Road, and finding a new home for the coroner. Public safety is also a concern. The commissioners will be looking at security at the six magistrate’s offices and endeavor to get the COVID vaccines out to the public through the UPMC and Geisinger partners. The prisons and courts are big expense areas, and the commissioners want to find ways to improve prevention programs and improve the quality of life there. Speaking of quality of life, regional development in recreation such as the theater and golf course makes this area more attractive to new residents and new businesses, which is also a priority tied in with the economic development in the region. Already promising new industries are entering our area, which could help keep our college graduates become part of the local workforce. Though these goals are broad-brushed, they are practical, keenly focused on
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Everything had gone, and I could not help but think that nothing much that is of this earth lasts, it truly is dust to dust, ashes to ashes,” she said. Altogether her trip, which lasted from Saturday to Tuesday, was filled with interesting experiences, and while some sorrow was mingled with the pleasure, she felt very happy to have had the opportunity to once more go back to her old home, see the old friends and then come back to her work in the colored home here.
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undertake the maintenance of the playground. Plans for the project originally called for the playground to be installed at Stevens Primary. However, just before the pandemic hit, the committee was approached by members of the Cochran Primary PTO, which was beginning its own fundraising effort to support an upgrade to Cochran’s playground. “Over the course of the last several months, that conversation evolved into what it would look like if our efforts merged,” Fausnaught said. “As time went on, we explored the benefits of moving the location of the playground from Stevens to Cochran. The risk of duplication of effort notwithstanding, the idea of a new location revealed some stronger advantages, primarily its accessibility, it being more walkable and central to both school communities, more visible in terms of security, and provides an East End playground as an answer to the new West End playground at Memorial Park.” Fausnaught said the group is looking
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t was the final game of the regular basketball season. Muncy’s varsity was looking to strengthen its hold on a Class AA number one seed. Its Junior Varsity team was looking for payback against a South Williamsport team that had inflicted one of the team’s three losses during its fine 13-3 season. Yet, despite the importance of the moment to his team, veteran Muncy assistant coach John Brink instantly walked the length of the court to welcome a coaching rival. His gesture was sincere, his always pleasant mood apparent as he inquired about health and family and carried on a five-minute conversation that had little to do with basketball. That shouldn’t be surprising to anyone who has ever met the man. If Webster’s Dictionary ever decides to place illustrations besides its words, John Brink’s photo should be next to the word “gentleman.” The shadow of John Brink has long been cast over decades of Muncy sports activities. The U.S. Army veteran and member of the Muncy Athletic Hall of Fame will be coaching his 50th year in the Muncy Little League this spring. He has also served as elementary basketball coordinator for both boys and girls for 36 years, Muncy girls basketball coach for 22 years, and Junior High boys’ basketball for five years and currently is
a head coach, he has 299 career wins. I always tell him my goal is to hold on long enough to pass him, but that is a lofty goal. “He shows up early and sets the gym every day. He is retired but is always ready to go. He comes to every practice with an agenda. He breaks the game down for the JV players, so they are able to understand each part of the game and continually improve. This year has been a great example. The JV team had a record of 13-3. That is phenomenal and allows our program to continue to grow. “He wants to see the kids improve and be successful, not just in basketball, but in life. I think that is the best part of John; he wants to make people better. I know that he has made Muncy better. I also know that he had made me a better coach, and even more importantly, a better person! My gratitude to him can’t be expressed enough.” At a time when so much negativity is being permeated in our society our communities, schools and athletic programs need more people like John Brink; Muncy knows they have a good thing on their hands. “John has been there to pass on to our kids the knowledge he’s gained over the last 50 years,” Gresh added. “He’s old school in the best of ways. He doesn’t ask for anything in return. He doesn’t seek recognition or praise; he just wants to help kids.”
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the history of how something came to be in Muncy, he usually has the answer. He is the consummate professional and is well respected by everyone that knows him. He is a fantastic role model for kids, and we are lucky to have him involved Scott with our school district Lowery and our studentathletes. He is always prepared, always on time, and always has a great attitude.” No one is more appreciative of Brink than varsity basketball coach Gresh. “I am extremely blessed to have the staff that I have. John is invaluable to the success of our program. He is a wealth of knowledge. I have always said that my goal is to tap into as much as possible before he decides to retire. Not many head coaches are willing to step out of a huddle at critical times during a game and allow their assistants to take over and draw up a last-second shot, play, or inbounds, but for me, it is an easy decision. I would not be able to do that if it weren’t for John. He has drawn up game-winners for us on multiple occasions. “He is prepared and is constantly thinking ahead. When you say, someone has “been there and done that,” that is John Brink. He isn’t fazed by any of it. As
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THE JAMES V. BROWN LIBRARY IS SEEKING a customer-oriented, energetic, and computer-literate Public Service Assistant. Parttime, 28 hours per week. Must be able to function in a fast-paced environment and multi-task. Public Service Assistants assist library patrons, answer telephones and direct calls, and promote the use of the library through friendly,
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The New Love Center is engaging in a ministry where the love of Christ provides for all. Care and Hospitality are important facets of the ministry and mission of The New Love Center. This is a full-time position usually M-F with some possible weekends. The position is for a food bank. The food bank has distribution of food and serving food on weekdays. The position will include administration, facilities, and programs. The ideal candidate must: be goal oriented, have a willingness to work as a team player, have organizational skills, have computer literacy skills, capable of operating a truck, pallet jack and other food program equipment as needed, perform physical demands of work in a warehouse and food pantry, show hospitality and care toward clients and a passion for supporting the Ministry. If you are interested send a letter of interest and resume to The New Love Center, PO Box 504, Jersey Shore PA 17740. The complete job description is posted on the website; www.thenewlovecenter.com.
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PART TIME ASSISTANT SWIMMING COACH
The department of Athletics at Lycoming College is seeking qualified candidates for the parttime position of Assistant Swimming Coach. This part-time, non-benefits eligible position is allotted 850 hours per fiscal year. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to assisting the head coach with recruiting, administrative duties, and on-deck coaching.
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High school diploma required; bachelor’s degree is preferred. Must be proficient with Excel, Word and Microsoft Office. Experience with video and video equipment as it pertains to swimming is preferred. Ability to manage data and a database preferred. Prior recruiting, teaching, swimming, and/or coaching experience at the collegiate level is a plus. The successful candidate must be well-organized and have excellent interpersonal skills in dealing with student-athletes, faculty, staff, and parents. Candidates must be attentive to details, have the ability to lead and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team. The candidate must display a commitment for adhering to all Lycoming College, NCAA, and MAC policies, rules, and regulations. A valid driver’s license with good driving record is required along with current and up-to-date Lifeguarding and CPR certifications.
To Apply:
Applications may be submitted directly at the employment opportunities website. Please include a cover letter, resume, and three professional references along with their contact information. A pre-employment drug screening and background clearances are conducted post offer. EOE. Email: jobs@lycoming.edu
Postal Address: Attn: Human Resources/Day Custodian Lycoming College, Campus Box 861 One College Place, Williamsport, PA 17701-5192
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Anyone on the 800 block of Nicely Ave., Montoursville who cleaned out my driveway, sidewalks and vehicles during all the snowstorms we had from Dec. to the end of February. I want you to know how much that meant to us during the illness and death of my husband. You will always be remembered in my heart. -Marie Franquet
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