director. Manny's diary is full of the home and its children. 1 His biography by S. S. Rathvon appears in Alexander Harris' Biograph- ical History of Lancaster County, 1872, pp. 346-56. 2 A year earlier she had lived on West Chestnut Street which accounts for Manny attending the West Ward School. �With Mrs

Motor Dome Landisville, East Hempfield Twp. Landisville Speedway Lebanon, Lebanon County Manuscript groups Newspaper clippings Lancaster Fairgrounds Pennsylvania Casualty Co. Programs R. R. Graybill’s Garage Racetracks (Automobile racing) Reading, Berks County Russ Cooper’s Riley Special Sambler Special

Claypoole's American Daily Advertiser, May 21, 1799; M. Luther Heisey, "How Lancaster Grew, and What People Thought of It," Lancaster County Historical Society Papers (LCHSP) XLV ( 1941 ) , 87-104; and Franklin Ellis and Samuel Evans, History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, with Biographical Sketches of

, to Daniel W. Geist, Assistant Superintendent of Lancaster County schools. Several annotations. Postmarked, 4 January 1924. �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Folder 1, Insert 4 Correspondence Envelope. [unknown] at McClure House

freedom with that gentleman's wife—Atlee will not inter- fere in the quarrel so Horndon must put up with the drubbing." �Doubtless the late Judge Benjamin Champneys Atlee, of the Lancaster County Court, if he had had to pass judgment on this case, would have ruled as did his ancestor. A Mennonite Wedding

. Barkley Frank. Certificate no. 3225. E. A. Wright Bank Note Co., Philadelphia. 11 April 1928. Transferred from the Library. Gift of J. Barkley Frank. Insert 2 Lancaster County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Lancaster. Mark S. Hess, president; H. R. Metzger, treasurer. One share issued to E. W. Rush

have and hold to them, my said two sons their heirs and assigns forever to be equally divided between them as tenants common. Item. I give devise and bequeath unto Samuel Brandelbury, son of Elizabeth Brandelbury, and was bound an apprentice to Joshua Evans of Lancaster County tanner, the sum of one

this particular phase of activity. Mrs. William Rote, Jr., and Mr. M. Luther Heisey, members of the Lancaster County Historical Society, advise that Dr. Samuel W. Miller, then recently graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Medical College, became superintendent and resident physician in 1895