. If so, look on pages 418-426 of Faith and Works (Madison McElwain) and you will be thrilled with the response of our congregation. Many will remember our 225th anniversary in 1952. It can be found in the same book, pages 426-447. Many of you took part in the pageant's twelve parts. You will be

flattering complimentary vote on the first ballot. After that the Pennsylvanians will pull strongly for McLean. Lincoln of Illinois and Chase of Ohio are both pretty strong with the western delegates." True to the forecast of the Lancaster scribe, Simon Cameron did re- ceive a complimentary vote on the first

. In closing this service at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Bishop Simpson said: "Far more have gazed on the face of the departed than ever looked upon the face of any other departed man." This statement remains true today. The account of the large numbers, who viewed the remains at various points, is taken from

the secondary education usually associated with the junior and senior high schools of today. Many private schools including the Beck Family School for boys specialized in an intensive and closely supervised elementary education. With the increased emphasis on secondary educa- tion after the Civil War

town- ships thereof, and making provision for the same" was introduced. It passed second reading on March 3d and third reading on March 5th, the Governor sign- ing it the same day. It was afterwards sealed with the great seal and entered in the Office of Rolls in Laws Book No. 3, p. 320, and in this

founded, this leading transcontinental road, the Lincoln Highway. Once more, let me heartily commend the Lancaster and York County Branches of the Colonial Dames of America for what they have done here to-day. 1 For an account of Cresap's War, the reader is referred to Vol. XIII,. pp. 237-254, of the

"Every person wishing to join this society, shall, on subscrib- ing to the constitution, pay the sum of three dollars. "At each stated monthly meeting, each member shall pay a contribution of 371/2 cents. "No widow of any deceased member shall be entitled to the benefits of this association, unless

Philadelphia on the night of March 4th, 1798. The next morning, President Adams informed Congress of their arrival; and two weeks later, sent to that body his startling message, declaring that the envoys could not succeed "on terms compatible with the safety, the honor, or the essential in- terests of the

further violence. On the two following evenings, no recurrence of a similar disturbance was attempted. "We have heard various pretenses assigned for the commis- sion of this truly disgraceful outrage, an outrage which inflicts discredit on all concerned, but have understood that the principal

Drive on September 28, 1919, at Buchanan Park. He also photographed the parade and the installation of a model of the old Lancaster County Courthouse in Lancaster Square. An aerial view of Buchanan Park shows the same model of the Courthouse taken from a World War I Jennie that had landed on the park