. This was a German Re- formed Church college to which faith his family belonged. Henry enjoyed his college years in Lancaster. There was no lack of in- �spiration, culture, and patriotic associations here. He attended services at churches of the various denominations. He wrote in his diary, which he

caps as you can make", he started with two employees. There was no machinery on the market for this rather specialized industry so Andes had to invent and build what he was coming to need. About the cap manufacturing process: Paper caps are small, evenly shaped deposits of percussion explosive sealed

Two Distinct Periods of Ephrata Cloister History,” by John W. W. Loose. Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society. Vol. 55, no. 6, 1951. (photocopy) Folder 3 Historical Account of the Ephrata Cloister and the Seventh Day Baptist Society, by A. Monroe Aurand, Jr. The Aurand Press, Harrisburg

Jacob L. Frey and Isaac Diller, and George M. Steinman with the last will and testament of Jacob Frey for property of South Side of Lancaster and Columbia Turnpike Road. 1871. Item 2 Indenture between George H. Hartman and his wife Annie M. Hartman and John C. Hager for property in the south western

. Carpenters Corner, Mount Joy. No date. Folder 9 Hides and Furs Insert 1 Blotter for Keystone Hide Company, S. H. Livingston. Lancaster. “41st Year in Business.” No date. Folder 10 Manufacturing Insert 1 Letter to employees of Stehli & Co., Inc. from Eric Burri, manager, regarding plant closing. Lancaster. 13