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May 21, 1980
Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor:
In the spring of 1980 I
purchased a Jenny Wren
house. For about a month I
awaited the arrival of the
Wren family. I was told that
to make
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I was too late and all the
wrens were settled. Then I
remembered the free clas-
sified ad section of the
Susquehanna Times Ex-
change. Whithin S days of
the published ad 1 saw
evidence of a family moving
in. Today it was my pleasure
to witness Jenny entering
the front door. The wrens
appear to be good house-
keepers and fine cheerful
neighbors. Many thanks to
your fine newspaper for
your assistance. You cer-
tainly made a believer out of
me—‘‘advertising in the
Susquehanna Times gets
results.”
Jack Matoney
Donegal Springs Road
Mount Joy
Editors note: We received
several inquiries regarding
the ad which appeared in
the April 30 Times and were
happy to direct the pro-
spective tenants to Mr.
Matoney’s house.
Editor
MARIETTA TIMES
Do you have any antique
desk drawers in which type
was kept in the past? At that
time they were probably in
the printing press room of
the newspaper.
My family lived in
Marietta over sixty years
ago. My father was Dr.
George L. Cassel and my
uncle was the Hon. H. Burd
Cassel. Very likely there is
no one living in Marietta
now who would remember
our family. I wonder if any
of the Duffy family or the
Heistand Family or the Rich
family are there now.
I saw in the Lancaster
paper that this Saturday is
Marietta Day. While we
were living there, Marietta
celebrated her Centennial.
That was in 1912. I have the
Souvenir Booklet of the
affair which contains thirty-
eight views of streets,
houses, floats and stores. I
also have post cards that I
bought while living there. I
have an old history when
one of the streets was called
‘Elbow Lane.’’ I have deeds
to land there that date back
to 1814, and also many,
many memories of the town
as it used to be and of the
Susquehanna and the Ac-
comac.
When you have time
please let me know if you
have any old type drawers
stuck away somewhere. [am
taking for granted that the
Marietta Times is still going
strong as a weekly paper.
Very sincerely,
Miriam Cassel Matthews
[Mrs. Don Matthews]
139 Colgate Avenue
Johnstown, Penna.