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Today in Delaware County history, July 4

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By Colin Ainsworth
| The Delaware County Daily Times Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... 100 Years Ago, 1926: James H. Pennell of Chester a half a century ago saw another generation filing through the gates of a world fair when he was guard at the Centennial Exposition in Fairmount Park in 1876. He is a guard again at the Sesqui-Centennial Exposition. Today, he says, history repeats itself. He is unique in the opportunity to witness changes that have come over the milling crowds entering to see the wonders of the world at another great fair.
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Today in Delaware County history, July 3

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By Colin Ainsworth
| The Delaware County Daily Times Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... 100 Years Ago, 1926: Because of the coldness of the river water, the Alpha Boat Club will not hold the usual Fourth of July aquatic sports until the latter part of the month or the beginning of August. Not even the heat of the last few days has been able to raise the temperature of the Delaware River to a sufficient warmth for comfortable swimming and it was thought best to postpone the event to a later date.
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Today in Delaware County history, July 2

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By Colin Ainsworth
| The Delaware County Daily Times Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... 100 Years Ago, 1926: Mrs. Margaret T. Gartside, a resident of Chester for nearly a century and well known here, but who is now living with her daughter, Mrs. Horace G. Kurtz, of Reading, is celebrating her 101st birthday today. Mrs. Gartside is the widow of John Gartside, who, for many years, was engaged in the cotton and woolen manufacturing business at Fifth and Penn streets, Chester. The old Gartside home was located at Fifth Street and Concord Avenue.
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