. George I. Browne and Rev. John Wallace Cooper. There were to be only thirteen members at any time. Also includes a list of hosts, topics being discussed and leaders of meetings. The last three pages span from November 1945 to December 1961 and list the hosts, leaders, and topics. Insert 2 “Our golden

• Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Letter from Philip Wager to Adam Reigart, Jr. Received Reigart’s letter with James Houston’s check for two thousand dollars. Warns Reigart that the influenza epidemic might reach Lancaster, as it has spread through almost all of

John R. Montgomery of Lancaster and was admitted to the bar on October 20, 1842. Smith never married and lived with his unmanied sister, Eliza A. Smith in Lancaster where he conducted his law practice. He was successful financially and was known for his philanthropy and service to the community. He

something new. Bev: How long did that process take? Max: The biggest part was getting through the jungles to get to our relay stations. I think it was probably a couple months. But we were in canoes with the alligators out there in the river. It was interesting. Bev: I can imagine, trying to avoid

, we called him Boom Boom Beck. And he was supposed to be a hotshot with the [Wee Beanie], and I guess other teams had guys, some guys we saw there, that we didn’t’ know where they came from. All of our guys were from Lancaster, but we did get maybe a guy from another church team or something. Usually

about three months, about a month and a half until it was finished, and the L a n c a s t e r H i s t o r y �captain, Bill Hazard, and I were the first two people assigned to it. Then we went to sea for about two weeks, on our shakedown, then went down the east coast of the United States. The submarine