the Board of Directors met in special session on October 15, 1919, "to consider the proposition to sell the road to the County Commissioners of Lancaster County." The Board, at this meeting, decided that, "based on the earning capacity of the stock as shown by dividends declared during a recent period

Americans are proud. (Signed) "Luther, German Ambassador." �The next speaker was Judge Benjamin C. Atlee, vice-president of The Lancaster County Historical Society. Judge Atlee, in calling attention to the part played by the Pennsylvania Germans in the making of our history, stated that New England has

, George Louis Mayer and 1 See Minute Book of the Conestoga Navigation Company, in the Library of The Lancaster County Historical Society, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. 2 Ibid. Page 1. �Hugh Maxwell, of the city of Lancaster, and John Lintner and George Haver- stick, of the county of Lancaster, "or any two of

Stevens House. �who was permitted to walk on the Chinese wall with the Empress of China. From a letter addressed to the late Charles A. Heinitsh, of Lancaster, Pa., by Mrs. Reynolds, we learn the exact period in which the Admiral and Mrs. Reynolds were in Asia. In speaking of her late husband, Mrs

by The Lancaster County Historical Society, not only to the city, but also to the county and to the state of Pennsylvania. The exercises were held Sunday afternoon, October 13, 1935, on South Lime Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; and the tablet was placed on the property No. 46 South Lime Street

Lancaster County Historical Society presided, and, in introducing Miss Louise Wallace who unveiled the tablet, remarked: "The tablet about to be unveiled is placed here by the Lancaster County Historical Society with faith and loyal pride in the intimately related sub- jects of its inscription—The