and perhaps going to Ohio is the reason for no death notice in Lebanon County. 22Early Records in History of Lutheran Churches of Lebanon County. 22L. Rupp's, History of Lebanon and Berks County. 'Forge Journal,Hopewell Forge—Year 1791—Landis Valley Museum, Lancaster, Penna. "Docket #5 F14P-1 Docket

- stitutes live and practice their trade, without the supervision of a madam or other operator, are classified as Class E prostitution. This type of business was conducted by "go-betweens." Six such places were investigated in Lancaster and all were located in multi- ple family residences in the 400 block of

Centennial Exposition of 1876 (Philadelphia) that the collecting of grandfathers' clocks began. Prior to that they had been neglected and even looked upon by some as junk. Then dealers could pick them up for $10 to $25. It was only after hundreds of these fine clocks left Lancaster County that the people

Elizabeth Furnace Plantation Herbert H. Beck Elizabeth Furnace Plantation, one of the historic and picturesque features of Pennsylvania, began with John Jacob Huber of Germany. In 1746 Huber acquired 400 acres of lands, with allowance of 18 acres for roads, then in Warwick Township, Lancaster

ought not require any more of the busy hosts' time than absolutely necessary. After all, there were other beverages available for quenching thirsts, making toasts, and providing an evening of con­ genial talk. Malt kilns appeared in Lancaster by 1745, according to Lan­ caster (Borough) Corporation

, in 1820 and 1821. See Franklin Ellis and Samuel Evans, History of Lancaster County. Pennsylvania, with Biographical Sketches of Its Pioneer and Prominent Men (Philadelphia: Everts and Peck, 1883). 543-544; and the undated clippings of articles written by Francis Xavier Reuss, an old Columbia

, for making several types of soap and softening water using the Pennsylvania Salt Company’s Keystone State Saponifier/Concentrated Lye. East Tarentum, Allegheny County, Pa. Insert 3 “Building of drop center wagons made easy,” by the use of Lynch Drop Center Fifth Wheel and Gear Connections. List of

Hesssian Ditch, in Lancaster County Historical Society Papers, XLIV, No. 2, passim. 21. Frederick K. Miller, Rise of an Iron Community, Lebanon County Historical Society Papers, XII, p. 313. 22. J. B. McMaster and F. D. Stone, Pennsylvania and the Federal Constitution, Philadelphia, 1888. p. 704. 23. Ibid

-five miles west of Lancaster. In its early days, that part of the Conewago Valley with which we are concerned, was claimed by Maryland as part of her colony. Pennsylvania also claimed it, and back in the 1730's and 1740's, it was a part of Lancaster County. Not until after the Mason-Dixon survey was

. Portrait and Biographical Record, Chapman Pub. Co., Chicago, 1894, p. 492. 6. Papers Lancaster County Historical Society, vol. 40, p. 66. 7. Old Mercersburg, pp. 35, 81, 82. 8. "Surgeon of the Seas," life story of Surgeon General Jonathan Messersmith Foltz, edited by Charles S. Foltz, p. 186. 9. As