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There is something about the most of us, no matter where we are that longs to keep in touch with "Our Old Home Town." So reminisce and stroll down Memory Lane with us.
Recall many happy devoted people going about their daily duties of living and having fun along the way. Enjoy facts, fun, or fancies in the friend- ly neighborliness of our small community.
Remember-
The fun of Old Home Week ? The 2,800 people entertained in our homes to say nothing of the thousands who visited our town.
Did you know that on Wednesday-the big day- - nearly ten thousand people visited our town and that Constable "Bill" Shields and the State Constabulary had not a single arrest and scarcely anyone to remind that he must behave? Also the 3,942 exhibits? (Quoted from Marietta Times )
The Prohibition Meeting in the Church of God. October 28, 1887, which predicted the coming of prohibition 31 years later?
Our "Old Square" with the iron pump and spiked railing, the tall flag pole and the old trough for watering the town animals?
Our schoolhouse with its iron fence where we "skinned the cat" and the old township shed from which we periodically fell off the roof and broke ankles and arms?
Remember all the boys who rode their horses to school?
The reciting of Snow-Bound and the singing of "We're Marching to Zion" in Miss Susanna Beck's Fourth School?
The Flag Pole in the school yard where the Juniors and Seniors exhibited their prowesses dur- ing the pennant raising?
The sleigh rides taken by the various classes of the High School?
The Literary Society Meetings by the High School in Band Hall with the opening strains of
"Narcissus" calling us to get ready for the open- ing chorus?
Remember all the joyous events in the Old Band Hall where --
The Maytown Band practiced and entertained the entire community on a midsummer even- ing?
The Farmers' Institute which highlighted a year's farming in our community was held?
The dances over a period of many years de- lighted both young and old?
The Minstrel Shows by our local young men entertained the largest audiences ever known to the Hall?
Then our memories take us back to many other "By Gones":
Remember-
The Patent Medicine Shows, the organ grinder and the old street piano men who visited us often?
IIaley's Comet watchers in the fields around the town?
The "Cloak Woman" who "wandered" the streets at nighttime?
The famous baseball games on Strickler's Field with our enthusiastic feminine fans cheering for the liome team and the vociferous fan who tripped the opposing team's player with her ever faithful umbrella ?
The old blacksmith shop where we had "horse shoe nail" rings shaped ?
John Peter Albright shoeing horses and retell- ing history while he shod our horses?
Then across the road was "Old Soldier" Epler with his famous parrot?
The sound of Dr. Harter's horse trotting across the bridges and streets at all hours of the day and niglit?
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OLD PICTURES
Most of the pictures in this book were obtained through the efforts of Mrs. Reuben Kendig whose father, Mr. John K. Miller was a photographer for over 60 years. He lived in Maytown and died in 1945.
John K. Miller
Seated: John Mathias, Andrew Albright, Adelle Grove, Irvin Masterson, Dr. G. A. Harter. Standing: Harlan Buller, Charles Roath, North Loucks.
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The cattle drovers driving their horses, cattle and mules through the town while the good house- wives stood guard with brooms to guard their yards and porches ?
The sales at the Washington House with the "showing off" of the horses on the street?
The "Washington House" Barn covered with circus posters ?
The night the barn burned and the bucket bri- gade formed from the Square?
Did you know that was the only time the water supply ever failed at the town pump?
Did you ever go to Jesse's Store for penny candy and New Orleans molasses ?
Do you remember Mr. and Mrs. Klngh taking their afternoon drive with Dolly, their white horse ?
Remember sledding on Book's Hill and being scared of Henry Beshler's St. Bernard dog, Major?
Ever skate on the sidewalks with your ice skates during one of our "old fashioned" ice storms ?.
Ever skate on the old brick yard pond?
Ever pick blue-bells down Coffee Goss or go for delicious strawberries down to Cleppers?
Remember Bill Sebastian, the rag man with his friendly greeting to everyone and how we listened for the carillon over his horse. How we children of the town hunted for old iron, bones and broken horse shoes to sell to him?
The big round stove and saw dust box in Hick's Store around which the old, middle-aged and young sat discussing crops, politics and items of local interest ?
The church festivals held on the lawns and in Johnstin's orchard ?
The Alumni Banquets in the school house and Band Hall?
In our rural community of yesteryear life was deliciously pleasant especially in the summertime. We wandered in the lanes and byways and en- joyed the freedom of fields, woods, brooks and country roads and above all the dear old Susque- hanna.
There was the Vinegar Ferry road which led to our adventuring to the "Horse Hole" for swim-
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A very early picture of Maytown Grade School.
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TIMES JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
Last trip of Mr. Jacob Miller - getting the mail in Marietta to bring to Maytown.
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Jim McClure and the big mail hack.
ming. Then across the river calling "Over" to Leander Freed, who lived on the York County side.
Then do you remember-
The boys camping across the river and the house parties at the cottages? Also "Eidelweis" cottage with its delightful parties?
The "Ole Swinning Hole" on the Garber farm?
The white violets, minnow catching and dam building down by Queenie's where she watched her cow, and old John, her goose, pinched our bare feet.
The picnics at Chickies Park and the efforts of the farmers with their hay ladder wagons to trans- port us to the Marietta trolley and how we ran to get the tables upon arrival?
Jim's Hack which so faithfully carried the mails and passengers from Marietta?
Jacob Miller and his spanking black horses with the shiny black mail coach?
The jitney which later replaced the mail coaches ?
Guy Hoffman's famous cure for ivy poison? (Ask Guy how he got the pony off the third floor ?)
How we "snitchied" berries and cherries around the town especially out at Pattie's?
Emanuel Rutter alias "Shorty" and Zachie Sherbohn?
The burning of Frank's garage and the steeple of the Reformed Church?
Do you remember the Halloween pranks, the Dummies placed at the doors, and how we were frightened that Squire Hicks would arrest us?
Ever remember hearing the Cahithumpians, with the old anvil and horse fiddle serenading some newly-weds ?
Ever watch cows around the roads of the town and have the farmers chase you because the cows invaded their fields?
Then there were the old barns of our child- hood. What places to play and have our shows with Roland Roath's goat as chief attraction!
Remember how we pushed the hand pumper out to Johinstin's fire and how we forgot the hose and had to run back for it?
Remember how we gathered chickens and "things" on a wheelbarrow for our first Fire Fes- tival?
Remember camping at Bonnie Briar and at Mt. Gretna?
Recall the Civic Club's Garden Party and the fun of General Sinon Cameron's inaugural coach ?
These are the things we remember. We hope you will remember, too, for our old memories, tried by time, have proven strong and good and fine.
We have known peace and harmony in our town, enjoying life from the spring time of our youth to the winter time of our life. How lovely is our community!
Curio Exhibit, Old Home Week 1910
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Mr. Jacob Minnich who marshalled many Maytown parades.
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Jacob Miller with oxen yoke.
Opposite Page - Amos Shank's Mule Team
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Dr. Harter's house where Dr. Gratch's office and previous home stands.
EXCELSIOR BAKERY.
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BAKERY.
Hollenbaugh Bakery Wagons.
Home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sterner
John Markley home now the present location of the Maytown branch of the Mount Joy Union National Bank.
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St. John's Lutheran Church Mission Band
Standing ieft to right: Cora Shaffner, Elizabeth Fletcher, Mrs. John Simons, teacher, Josephine Beshler, Virginia Johns, Miriam Keller, Helen Rhoads, Miss Bessie Johnstin, teacher, Marguerite Hoffman, Edith Sprout, Mary McCurdy, Hazel Shireman,
Sitting: Helen Barnhart, Dorothy Zell, Elizabeth Engle, Lillian Fletcher, Puria Krout, Harriet Hoffman, Nora Hoover, Hazel Keller, Marion Zell, Mrs. Emily Roath, teacher.
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Maytown High School, 1915
Largest enrollment prior to the building of East Donegal High School Building. Largest class to be grad- uated prior to 1930.
OLD HOME WEEK
CELEBRATION
1910
150 YEARS MAYTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA
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OLD HOME WEEK OFFICERS - Standing: Samuel Sload, Howard Shireman, Christian Long- enecker, Charles C. Hicks (still living), Charles Welchans (still living), Andrew Albright. Seated: Henry B. Haines, James F. Johnstin, William Clepper, Dr. G. A. Harter, Missing from picture: John R. Roath and E. Z. Hoffman.
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(This is a copy of the program for the 1910 Old Home Week)
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MAYTOWN 1910
OLD HOME WEEK
Celebrating the One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Birth of the Town
July 31, Aug. 1, 2, 3, 1910
Headquarters - Maytown Band Hall
The Maytown Band will furnish music during the Celebration, assisted by a number of Visiting Bands.
All Exercises will be held on the High School Campus Curio Exhibit in High School Building
Program
SUNDAY, JULY 31
A. M .- 10:30-Historical Services in the Churches
High School Campus P. M .- 2:00-Song Service
2:30-Music
Choral Society
Sermon-Rev. R. W. Illingworth, of Marietta
Followed by Short Addresses by Ex-Pastors
7:00-Special Services in Churches
MONDAY - SCHOOL DAY - AUGUST 1
P. M .- 1:30-PARADE
Schools and Alumni of East Donegal Twp.
2:00-EXERCISES
High School Campus
Music
Maytown Choral Society
Prayer
Address of Welcome. Prof. Hiram B. Jacobs of Maytown Music .......... Choral Society
Rev. Henry H. Apple, D.D.
Address
Pres. Franklin & Marshall College
8:00-Reunion of Maytown High School Alumni Association Public Cordially Invited - High School Campus
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2
A. M .-- 9:00- FIELD SPORTS* Running Races Obstacle Races High Jump Broad Jump Three-Legged Races Sack Races Hurdle Races, etc.
FARMERS' DAY
P. M .- 2:00-Music Maytown Choral Society 2:30-Address Hon. A. L. Martin Director of Farmers' Institutes, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Address
6:00-CIVIC and FANTASTIC PARADE 8:00-Concert and Reminiscent Talks Campus
WEDNESDAY-CIVIC AND PATRIOTIC DAY, AUGUST 3
A. M .- 9:00-Basket Ball Game 1910 Team vs. Alumni 10:00-Base Ball Ex-Members of Maytown Team
P. M .- 1:00-Music Band 2:00-Historical Address Prof. Hiram B. Jacobs, Maytown 3:00-Address Hon. W. U. Hensel, Lancaster, Penna
5:00-PARADE Maytown Council, No. 79, O. U. A. M. and Visiting Councils
8:00-Patriotic Order Session
Address Rev. J. T. Fleegal of Penbrook, Penna. Concert Saginaw Band 9:30-FIREWORKS
OFFICERS
President Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Historian
Dr. G. A. Harter Prof. Hiram B. Jacobs
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Executive Committee
Finance
Dr. G. A. Harter D. A. Hollenbaugh
Curio
Jacob K. Miller
Decoration
Samuel Sload
Alumni
Prof. J. S. Simons
Square
C. G. Longenecker John K. Miller
Music
James F. Johnstin Henry B. Haines William H. Clepper
An Automobile Line will run continuously between Maytown and Marietta
MAYTOWN'S OLD HOME WEEK CELEBRATION THE 150th ANNIVERSARY July 31-August 1, 2, 3, 1911 (Taken from a history written by W. H. Clepper)
The Bicentennial Committee hopes to keep the Old Home Week spirit alive of 50 years ago in the coming celebration July 1, 2, 3, 4, 1960.
In 1909 the Maytown Council, No. 79, O. U. A. M., called a town meeting to consider the sub- ject of the Old Home Week. They elected the following officers for this celebration:
President-James F. Johnstin
Vice-President-Henry B. Haines
Secretary-William H. Clepper Treasurer -- Dr. G. A. Harter
Historian-Prof. Hiram B. Jacobs
The executive committee was appointed as fol- lows:
Dr. G. A. Harter, Chairman; Andrew Albright, Secretary; Charles Welchans, C. G. Longenecker, Charles C. Hicks, John R. Roath, Samuel Sload, Howard Shireman, E. Z. Hoffman.
Finance Committee was headed by the Hon. M. R. Hoffman. Curio Exhibit chairman was Jacob K. Miller. Chairman of the Square Com- mittce was C. G. Longenecker.
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Maypole at the home of John R. Roath, a member of the Executive Committee for Old Home Week 1910.
The invitations which were mailed had a pic- ture of the square as it was in 1860. The picture was also used on a souvenir button.
The well in the square at this time (1910) was
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Zacharias Barnhart home decorated for Old Home Week.
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Mr. Jacob Miller, Chairman of Old Home Week Curio Committee.
surrounded by an iron fence erected in 1879 by Hon. Simon Cameron. The space inside the fence was just 25 feet from post to post. Mrs. Anna M. Harris of Lancaster, a former resident, agreed to give $200 to beautify the square in honor of her husband who was also a former resident and au- thor of a history of Lancaster County. The square
committee decided to increase the size from post to post to 45 feet, have the well cleaned, install a new wooden pump. Cement walks were planned running north and south and east and west with a cement coping instead of a fence. The coping was surmounted by iron pipe for railing. The plan for the square was designed by Howard J. Long- enecker who supplied the railing and erected it.
The work on the square was completed by July 31, 1910. It had a beautiful green covering of grass and blooming flowers were planted.
Enclosed in one of the posts on the square were the following items which are still there:
1. A paper on which was written Mr. Lewis Hartman's name, age, birthplace and occupa- tion. He got the collection together as he was on the Curio Committee.
2. A paper stating that Samuel Sload and his son, Samuel. did the cement work and that Jeffries Shireman did the carpenter work.
3. A gold dollar minted in 1852
4. A Lincoln penny of 1909
5. Half-dime of 1860
6 Indian head penny of 1903
7. Souvenir of Old Home Week pin
8. A printed sheet relating to the event
9. Two very fine Indian arrow-head points
On another post was placed a bronze tablet saying "This square beautified by Hon. Simon Cameron 1879. Reconstructed by Mrs. Anna M. Harris 1910."
A curio exhibit was held in two school rooms. Members of the Curio Committee were present at all times to assist the visitors. Nearly 4,000 pieces were exhibited.
The decorations were the finest. In many lawns
Curio Exhibit
Square decorated for Old Home Week
fronting on the Main Streets were Maypoles large and small.
Old Home Week's colors were green and gold.
The 1910 celebration was inaugurated with the ringing of church and school bells early Sunday morning. Church services were largely attended and a Union Religious service was held on the high school campus in the afternoon.
One of the principal speakers was the Hon. A. L. Martin of Harrisburg, Director of Farmers' Institutes.
A fantastic parade was held Tuesday evening followed by speakers, some of whom were: James B. Albright, Paul Y. Albright, George Morton. all former residents of Maytown.
Wednesday's exercises brought the largest crowd that Maytown ever had within her borders estimate 5,000. Mr. H. B. Jacobs gave a histor- ical sketch of our village. He spoke for one hour and a half. Then the Hon. W. U. Hensel spoke along historical lines and commended the citizens of the town for inaugurating the Old Home Week movement in Lancaster County.
The parade of Maytown Council No. 79, O. U. A. M. and visiting secret societies was marshalled by Mr. John Grady of Marietta.
A band concert followed and the celebration was fittingly closed by a fine display of fire works on the lot east of the school campus.
"During the entire Old Home Week celebration no unpleasant incidents of any kind occurred to vex or mar the pleasure of the participants."
"This may appear to be a strong statement but it is the literal truth. Everyone was filled with an overflowing spirit of brotherly love and good fel- lowship. Taking it all in all it was the most enjoy- able four days the Citizens of Maytown ever spent."
Replacing the iron pump with a wooden pump and finishing the square for Old Home Week.
Reunion of the pupils of Professor Albert, who taught the advanced school about the time of the Civil War. This reunion was held during Old Home Week.
Left to right Standing: William Clepper, Isaac Carpenter, Walter Hoffman, Christian Longenecker, Harriet Longenecker, Daniel Albright, Elva Hoffman, John Houseal, Emarine Francis, Mrs. Annie Hicks, Clayton Farmer, Mrs. Harriet Carpenter, Abram Fletcher, Hiram Jacobs, William Morton, Mrs. Alice Houseal, James F. Johnstin.
Sitting left to right: Mrs. Annie Rhoads, Miss Helen Hoffman, Miss Rose Shuman, Mrs. Mary Sload, Ephraim Hoffman, Mrs. Annie Hartman, Mr. Arble Houseal, Mrs. Frank Johnstin, Mrs. Sue Wolfe, Mrs. Helen Sload.
Home of Benjamin H. Markley
Patrons
Miss Anna Albright Rev. and Mrs. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Arnald Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armold Mr. and Mrs. Glen Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Arnold Mrs. C. F. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin S. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnhart
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Blake Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bastic
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blottenberger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barraws
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barnhart
Mrs. Margaret Brandt Mr. and Mrs. John A. Buller Mrs. Elizabeth Beshler Miss Josephine Beshler
Mr. Paul Beshler
Mr. William M. Breinser
Mrs. Rase Brooks Breinser
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Burris
Mrs. Hazel Crankshaw Mr. and Mrs Patrick S. Crankshaw
Mrs. Marquerite Culp Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cross
Miss Ethel Culp Miss Anna Culp Mr. Eugene Crisella Mr. and Mrs. Harold Derr Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drace Mr. Albert Drace
Mrs. Ida Dehoff
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Drace
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Drace Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Derr, Sr.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. J. E. Drenguis Lt. Col. and Mrs. G. O. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. James Embly
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Engle
Mr. and Mrs. Gearge Engle
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Earhart
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram B. Engle
Capt. and Mrs. S. B. Enraughty Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Faltz
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Felty
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frank, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Frank, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Flowers
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felty
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Frew
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fryberger Miss Jane Fryberger Miss Gertrude Francis
Mr. and Mrs. R. Arnold Fink
Mr. and Mrs. Gearge Glattacker Miss Mary E. Glattacker Dr. and Mrs. Michael Gratch
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Grave Mr. and Mrs. James Gutshall Mr. and Mrs. Adam Greer
Mr. David Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerber Mr. and Mrs. James Geig Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Gorner
Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Norman Houseal Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hollenbaugh Miss Helen Hollenbaugh
Miss Grace A. Henderson Larry Henderson Mrs. Ruth S. Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haverstick
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hay
Miss Debbie Hollenbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Houseal
Mrs. May R. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hicks
Mrs. Fay A. Houseal Mr. and Mrs. Everett Heuer
Laura, David, and Christine Heuer
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hiestand
Mr. Robert E. Hiestand
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Haines
Mrs. Henry Haines
Miss Marie Harter
Mr. and Mrs. Jaseph G. Hollenbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hiestand
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houseal
Mrs. Ruth E. Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houseal Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hoffman
Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Howell
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Johns
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnstin
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Johns
Mrs. Elizabeth Kauffman Mrs. May Koser
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knepp
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kendig
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kendig Mr. and Mrs. Kramer
M :. and Mrs. J. N. Keener
Mr. and Mrs. Kimber Lippiatt
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehman
Sgt. and Mrs. Carl Leh
Mr. and Mrs. John Leas
Mr. Clarence Leese Mrs. Paul Linard
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Linard
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luzader
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Lutze Angela and Darathea Lutze
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mayers
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Margraff
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Musser Mr. and Mrs. Clair Michaels, Sr.
Mrs. Edna L. Miller
Mrs. Effie J. McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram J. Mayers
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Z. Mayers Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mayers Mr. and Mrs. George W. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGuire Mrs. Rozella Neiman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Nye Mr. William C. Nye Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ney Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Newcomer Miss Joyce Newcomer
Miss Carol Newcomer Mr. and Mrs. Irvin B. Ney Mr. and Mrs. Wilsan Penwell
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reuter
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Roaten
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards
Mr. John R. Roath
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheetz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shank Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Slavey
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shenk
Miss Helen Sload
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shifflett Mr. Edward Stauffer Mrs. Gearge Sload Mr. and Mrs. James Shank
Mrs. Howard Shireman
Mr. Ranald Singer
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott Mrs. Arabelle Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Singer Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Spraut Mrs. Howard Strausbaugh
Mr. G. C. Slaad Mrs. Alice Sager
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Straley Mr. and Mrs. John P. Singer Mrs. Esther E. Shirk
Mr. John F. Sweitzer
Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Springer Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Sipe Mr. and Mrs. Lester B. Shenk Miss Mary Elizabeth Shank Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Shaemaker
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Theabald Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner Miss Florence Trone Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Trastle Miss Juneen M. Trastle Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weed Mr. and Mrs. Gearge Waller Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Williams Rev. and Mrs. Forest Weist Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wetzel Mrs. John W. Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wein Mr. and Mrs. Warden F. Wilsan Mr. and Mrs. Chester Yordy
Patrons
These Patrons, former residents and friends of Maytown, contributed by mail to the Bicentennial Program.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albright
Richard H. Albright, Jr. James and Anne Welchans Baker Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Barry
Viala B. Jahnstin
Glaria Warner Jaseph
Barbara Beshler Barry
Blanche Hendersan Kernaghan
Narman & Esther Nalt Waad
Danald Beshler Barry
Mrs. Emma Trautwine Kilp
The Rev. Vernan & Miriam Haines Baum
Elmer R. Kraybill
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Beshler Thamas and Harriet Rannels Blank
Anna M. Kready
Ruth Dietz Blaebaum
Mr. & Mrs. Claytan E. Landis
Mrs. Ethel M. Blaamfield
Alice Billett Langenecker
Mr. & Mrs. Haward J. Langenecker
Mrs. Puria Kraut Lawe
Mrs. Vallie G. Lawe
Rabert & Jayce Fryberger Lawy
Rabert Jael Lawy
Mrs. Minnie Sterner Mann
Martin Haffman
Walter Haffman William G. Haffman
Flarence Engler Deitrich
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Deppeller
Cal. and Mrs. Frank H. Drake
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Edwards
Llayd & Margaret Keener Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Harald Engle
Harry S. Newcamer
Elizabeth C. Fletcher
Paul & Mary Keiser Nolt
Aldena Bawman Rathfan
Jahn, Jr. and Mary Fletcher
The Rev. Jahn and Mary Straley Faerster
Raymand and Alice Frank
Russel & Evelyn Fletcher Screiber
Anna Haines Shewman
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel F. Simmons
Alfred & Elizabeth Mathias Simands
Penrase and Edna Frank Gilbert
Mrs. Jahn S. Simans
Emily Beshler Glass
Rabert & Miriam Glattacker Singley
Paul C. Slaad
Mr. & Mrs. Phil H. Slaad
Mr. & Mrs. J. Barr Spangler
Ernest & Lillian Welchans Spangler
Ella Buller Speck Mr. & Mrs. George H. Straley
Gearge W. Hendersan
Mrs. Charles S. Stauffer
Mr. and Mrs. Lauis E. Hendersan
Gerald & Nancy Fletcher Swape
Mrs. Mary Hendersan Henry
Mrs. Rhada Hendersan Terry
Mr. and Mrs. Jacab Herr
The Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Jahn S. Tame
Jahn and Elva Billett Hershey
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Bachman Hinton
Mrs. W. Martin Haffman
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Varian
Thamas Haffman
Gearge W. Warner Mrs. Myrtle Farmer Warfel Charles & Lillian Hallenbaugh Welchans
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Welchans, Jr.
IN MEMORIAM
Mr. & Mrs. Abram Fletcher & son William Eli & Elva Jacabs Haffman Ephraim Z. Haffman Helen & Bertha Haffman
Dr. Jacab Haffman
Mrs. Bessie Johnstin Cassel
Lauise Clepper
Jahn & Thelma Peck May Mr. & Mrs. Jahn Mayers
Thamas I. Mayers
Chester E. McClure
Jacab & Effie Miller & family
Harvey & Sally Mathias Reem
Mrs. Sarah Schlegelmilch
Benjamin F. Garber Jahn and Jean Slaad Gary S. and G. Gaskell Mrs. Helen Barnhart Gehr
Catherine Clepper Simans
Walter B. Grave Alice Tressler Hackman
Jahn Edward Haines Charles and Ella Glatfelter Harter Miss Mary Heisey Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Henderson
Lucy and Bill Tay Russel Tressler
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Haffman Miss Anna May Haaver Helen Harter Hostetter
Alice Sterner lerley Miriam Keller Jewell
Mr. & Mrs. Dale C. White Mrs. Clara Warner Wingert Mr. & Mrs. David C. Witmer Edith M. Witmer
Mr. & Mrs. Ira R. Kraybill
J. Henry Bawers Alice Buller Mrs. Christie S. Buller
Lewis and Erla Buller
William and Barbara Hendersan Campbell
Miss Beatrice Datesman
Jahn and Mildred Engle Fletcher
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