Lancaster 187o: Celebrated People Lectured in the City One Hundred Years Ago. A Compilation by George L. Heiges One hundred years ago the leaders in our nation had but one means apart from the medium of the press to contact their fellow citizens and present their views; and that was the American

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity Lancaster, Pennsylvania Part One – 1730-1861 By Dr. George L. Heiges THE BEGINNING 1 73 0 —1 744 Rev. John Christian Schultze Rev. John Casper Stoever, Jr. Forty eight years after William Penn received from King Charles the sec- ond a charter for

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Pennsylvania (Gettysburg) College, he began practicing law in Lancaster. For many years he was associated in legal work with William Uhler Hensel. In 1899 he was elected an associate justice of the State Supreme Court and in 1914 was appointed Chief Justice, which place he filled until retirement in 1919. In