; 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

, attended a reunion of choir members of St. James' Episcopal Church. Jan. 11. B. Snavely Garber received a Master Farmer medal awarded by the "Pennsylvania Farmer," in recogniton of achievement "in agriculture and citizen- ship." Jan. 13. Riding high as usual, Lancaster County farmers captured 39 cham

with a total of 629 awards and $3,878.75, or six per cent. of the prize money. Which should do nicely in helping this county keep its reputation as the Garden Spot." Jan. 21. Governor David L. Lawrence said that Lancaster County's prosperity is a source of strength for the state as it strives to