the way, like many small to wns in New England, had a famous academy, which figures largely in its several copious histories, and the town library has a bust os Stevens to com- memorate his many gifts to it. It remains to notice the persons to whom in this letter he sends his re- gards—"Your brother

, P. H. Martin, Isaac Maxwell, Joseph R. Maxwell, Mrs. Joseph R. Metzger, H. R. Metzler, Christian E. Meyer, Anna Magdalen Miller, William Mowrer, J. H. Nissley, J. H. Parkins, R. B. Pickle, J. Harry Pollard, Myron A. Price, Samuel Riddick, Frank A. Rudy, James K. Rush, E. W. Sahm, Norman R. Shand

card from James P. Shuman depicting trolley car #402. 12. Transfer pass, Prospect St. line. York Railways Company. No date. 13. Transfer pass, Market St. line. York Railways Company. No date. Folder 17, Insert 9 York Railways Company. History, Ephemera, Photographs of trolley cars. 1. History of York

, John Hubley, Joseph Hubley, M. Hubner, Nathanael Huston, Alex Hutchinson, E. Jacks, James Jenkins, Ron Johns, Elizabeth Johns, Jacob Johns, Paul Johnston, Sam Jones, John Jones, Owen Jones, Paul T. Jordan, J. Kauffman, Abraham Kauffman, Joseph Kehler, Andrew Kelly, Joseph P. Kelly, William Kenedy, John

December 15 at Prospect Place, Marietta. No date. Visiting card of Miss Fanny C. Grove. Insert 4 Wedding invitation. Mrs. Sarah A. Grove announces the marriage of her daughter, Fanny Clark, to Henry Spangler Rich on 12 November 1902 in Marietta. (2 copies) Insert 5 Wedding invitation. Mr. and Mrs. James

adjudications involving family members. Numerous local tax notices and federal income tax returns largely pertain to Daniel W. and Bertha W. Geist. Other materials include notebooks and receipts from Daniel W. Geist’s time at Millersville State Normal School, visiting cards, and newspaper clippings. Creator

1936. News item regarding Cadet First Sergeant Goodell’s track record. No date. Visiting card of Culver Superintendent L. R. Gignilliat. Insert 2 Robert H. Goodell’s non-military papers Program showing that Robert was received as a member of First Presbyterian Church. 1 March 1914. Guarantee bond and