and Marshall College Post Office during the years of World War II. Mr. Heisey was elected in 1935 to the offices of corresponding secretary, editor and libra- rian of the Society. From 1937 he held the posts of editor until 1955 and corresponding secretary until 1960 when that office was eliminated

his company of "Normal Rifles" of 101 recruits in two weeks' time. Crowds gathered in Center Square to give them a tumultuous farewell, and to each sol- dier a Testament was presented by the Rev. Daniel Steck, of St. Johns' Lutheran Church. The band which accompanied the regiment was drawn in large

M. LUTHER HEISEY GOING DOWN IN HISTORY LANCASTER 1960 A chronology of happenings in local history during the year of 1960, fresh from the newspapers, and served up by Luther Heisey in his inimitable manner. Jan. 16. The Intelligencer Journal states "Lancastrians came home from the State Farm Show

Pequea, Salisbury Town- ship. Mr. Jenkins married Mary Field Hubley, daughter of Colonel Adam Hubley.6 Of their eleven children one was named James Buchanan; and a daughter, Martha, married James Buchanan Lane. The records of St. James' Episcopal Church reveal the names of most of the children, who were