Photograph- H. B. Cochran and William C. Rehm, Republican candidates for Lancaster City Council. the Republican Party presents for the consideration of Lancaster City voters at the election on Tuesday, November 8, 1927, the names of Harry B. Cochran and Major William C. Rehm as its unanimous choice for the office of Member of City Councisl. Both of them are the type of citizen to whom the affairs of the City may well be entrusted. Mr. Cocnran is a successful businessman and manufacturer and Major Rehm's war and civic record is known to all men. Both are native of Lancaster and have pride in the advancement and welfare of the city of their birth. - County Committee.
Photograph- H. B. Cochran and William C. Rehm, Republican candidates for Lancaster City Council. the Republican Party presents for the consideration of Lancaster City voters at the election on Tuesday, November 8, 1927, the names of Harry B. Cochran and Major William C. Rehm as its unanimous choice for the office of Member of City Councisl. Both of them are the type of citizen to whom the affairs of the City may well be entrusted. Mr. Cocnran is a successful businessman and manufacturer and Major Rehm's war and civic record is known to all men. Both are native of Lancaster and have pride in the advancement and welfare of the city of their birth. - County Committee.
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H. B. Cochran and William C. Rehm, Republican candidates for Lancaster City Council. the Republican Party presents for the consideration of Lancaster City voters at the election on Tuesday, November 8, 1927, the names of Harry B. Cochran and Major William C. Rehm as its unanimous choice for the office of Member of City Councisl. Both of them are the type of citizen to whom the affairs of the City may well be entrusted. Mr. Cocnran is a successful businessman and manufacturer and Major Rehm's war and civic record is known to all men. Both are native of Lancaster and have pride in the advancement and welfare of the city of their birth. - County Committee.
Photograph- Women's Republican Club Dinner, Oct. 22, 1952. At left, Governor Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin, only Republican governor south of Mason and Dixon, nominated D. D. Eisenhower for President at Nation Republican Convention, Chicago. At center, Bertha Cochran Landis, and at right, Mrs. H. C. Kreisle, president of the Women's Republican Club.
Photograph- Women's Republican Club Dinner, Oct. 22, 1952. At left, Governor Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin, only Republican governor south of Mason and Dixon, nominated D. D. Eisenhower for President at Nation Republican Convention, Chicago. At center, Bertha Cochran Landis, and at right, Mrs. H. C. Kreisle, president of the Women's Republican Club.
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Women's Republican Club Dinner, Oct. 22, 1952. At left, Governor Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin, only Republican governor south of Mason and Dixon, nominated D. D. Eisenhower for President at Nation Republican Convention, Chicago. At center, Bertha Cochran Landis, and at right, Mrs. H. C. Kreisle, president of the Women's Republican Club.
