; as usual the Lancaster delegation had the largest num- ber present for a county historical s0ciety, 12. Dr. Landis Tanger, former president of Millersville State Teachers College, died, aged eighty-two years. �16, The Lancaster County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Sons of the Revolution met

included the Lambert-Hudnut plant in construction at Lititz. May 12. Again the Lancaster County Historical Society had the largest So- ciety delegation at the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies. Our president, George L. Heiges, was elected to the executive commit- tee

of the place. Here also are the remains of 2 From Eshleman History, as compiled by Mrs. Irene R. Donovan, of York, Pa., in the library of the Lancaster County Historical Society. 3 On the farm once owned by Jacob K. Pickle. ��gallant soldiers of many wars. A large stone marks the resting place of

excellently the details may be given, leaves one with a feeling of having read unrelated anecdote, lacking the thread of intelligible motivation. Lancaster, Penna. EVELYN A. BENSON About The Reviewer Mrs. Benson has read most of the original Logan papers and letter books, as well as many other documents of

. She was launched May 5, 1918, and the following year she was turned over to the U. S. Shipping Board. Still another USS Lancaster, built in 1944 at Superior, Wisconsin, became a member of our navy on March 28, 1945. This vessel was a fleet auxiliary cargo ship, known officially as the A-K 193. On

John Harnly (Hernly) of Lancaster County, and he in turn grants the same to John Cryder, of Huntingdon, Pa. Cryder gives to any applicant the right to construct arks of the Keller pattern for the sum of eleven dollars. Article of Agreement with John Harnly "An Article of Agreement, made this twenty

added the search for Indian arrow heads, arti- facts, etc., which abounded in the fields of Lancaster County. There is no envy for the advantages which the boys of the later years of the twentieth century enjoy. We had the more primitive, less developed conditions which never palled upon us. Lancaster