observed on Jan. 28, 1965, in the evening with the Presbytery of Donegal and the Synod of Pennsylvania bringing greetings. The Good Lord blessed him in many ways. On Sept. 6, 1965, God decided to take him to his home in Glory, and it was time for another to take his mantle. Rev. Richard Dunham of Chestnut

Episcopal Church. After the Reverend Mr. Appenzeller's second furlough in America, he had left his family to stay for a year or so with friends in Chester County, Pennsylvania, and had returned to Korea. He had sailed from the port of Chemulpo, on a Japanese steamer, on a trip to consult other missionaries

followed some time later by "repeaters" or strips of 50 caps rolled to fit the receivers in single action repeat- ing toy pistols. This paper is concerned with the operations of the Andes Foundry Com- pany of Lancaster, Pennsylvania an important manufacturer of paper caps and toy pistols though not alone

found—this of John Jay Libhart (1806-1883) painted circa 1825-1827. It is signed on the back with what was to become the characteristic Armstrong stencil "A. Armstrong, Artist; Lancaster, Pa." According to Libhart family tradition, John Jay was one of Armstrong's Marietta students and became his

- vania Barn, used it to help delimit his Pennsylvania Culture Region, and came to the same conclusion as Lemon, that the barn was a prod- uct of the area.12 But what about Lancaster County? None of the preceding au- thors concentrated on Lancaster County. They had, naturally, in- cluded data about our

. Mathew Brooke Buckley operated Buckley forge in Lancaster County and Charles Brooke, Jr. was at Conowingo furnace. His father, Charles Brooke, Sr., was operator of the Hibernia Iron Works of Chester County with its forges, furnaces and rolling mill. In 1837, Charles Brooke, Jr. sold his interest in the

Wolf, 2nd, "The First Books and Printed Catalogues of the Library Company of Philadelphia," Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, 78 (1954), 45. 7 Patrick Orr's Inventory, 1754, Lancaster County Historical Society Public Records Archives. 8 Bernard Bailyn, The Origins of American Politics

BUFFENMEYER'S BULLETS by Stephen L. Longenecker June 30, 1863, was a day when it seemed as though the tempera- ture and humidity were contesting each other to reach unbearable heights. Under the hot sun the Pennsylvania German farmers in the Middle Creek Valley of northern Lancaster County worked

The Carroll Motor Car Company of Strasburg by Donald J. Summar Prior to the First World War, small companies were organized to manufacture automobiles in cities and towns throughout the Uni- ted States. In Lancaster County, attempts to enter the infant auto- mobile industry were made by companies

. Papers Read Before the Lancaster County Historical Society, Vol. VIII, No. 5, March 4, 1904, pages 129-141. 2. Franklin Ellis and Samuel Evans. History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Phil- adelphia, Everts & Peck, 1883, pages 230-231. 3. Geist, page 129. Lancaster County (Pa.) Tax Assessment for