. Flyer for the sale of the Unangst Collection, held at Odd Fellow’s Hall, 213 West Chestnut St., Lancaster, PA. 4 pages. 2,3 September 1937. Flyer for the sale of the private collection of Meda Randall and Blanche Irvine, held at Randall’s Old Barn, Lincoln Highway, near Coatesville, PA. 2 pages. 7

True Church of Christ. Composed by F. F. Hagen. Lancaster, PA: Johann Baer’s Sons. 1860.) The foreword indicates that Hagen was Pastor of the Brethren Church in York, PA and that he wrote the pamphlet in response to a pamphlet written by a Pastor Raber in Jonestown, PA in the wake of an awakening (or

perches of land in New Design. 24 April 1765. Folder 4 Deed from Leonard and Mary Stone to the High Dutch Presbyterian Reformed Church in Earl Twp. for 152 acres in Earl Twp. Members and trustees listed are John Dievenderfer Sr., John Dievenderfer Jr., John [Brubaker], John Painter, Christian Sneider Jr

conventions. �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Folder 1 Anniversary Booklets “Hager & Bro., Lancaster, PA: 80th Anniversary, 1827-1907.” Gift of S. M. Sener. “Ninety Links in the Chain of Years.” No date. “Then and Now at Hager’s,” by M

717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org active in the Lancaster County Historical Society, the Pennsylvania German Society, the Ben Franklin Club, and Grace Lutheran Church. He wrote poetry and essays, and dedicated many pieces to friends and family. David B. Landis married Nora K. Baker of Landisville in 1885