living, if people were reminded of that historic and almost long- forgotten event their reaction would be one of neither excitement nor trepidation. But the pride remains, for traditions have grown and have become a part of a way of life. What, on May 10, 1729, became the fourth county to be established

. Hayes, a Judge of the District Court, and subse- quently Associate Law Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster county; William C. Frazer, a Judge of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin Territory, by appointment of President Jackson. After serving in that ca- pacity for about eighteen months, he paid

born, and have lived a major portion of my life in the Keystone State of Pennsylvania, and I have the same sentiment that a very special privilege was accorded me by the Omnipotent Power when I was destined to be born in Lancaster. �Our home in those days was in the shadow of old Trinity Church and the