On election day, every vote matters. You
matter! And I can't win this race without you.
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ANSWERS: SUBMITTED BY: 1. George Jim Holtry 2. White Mountain LaRue Kreiser 3. Schaefferstown (I believe it was late 1700’s) Jon Beers 4. September 13, 1872, from the Rexmont Dam (it was also the date of the first water-main break!!) Jon Beers 5. Kleinfeltersville Melissa Heisey 6. Babe Ruth Kevin Schrum 7. Only by the legend in the margin. The seal recognizes the Eagle, the shield, and the three elements of material prosperity in the State: namely the products of the soil, or the Sheaves, the machine for working the soil, or the Plow, and the means of transportation, or the Ship, Boat, or Railway. To the left of the shield is a shock of Indian corn and to the right is an olive branch. Lee Meyer 8. In Colebrook on the North side of Rt 241 at the intersection of Mt Wilson Rd and Rt 241. Phil Rothermel 9. James Buchanon. David Wingert. 10. George Zechman Nichols Bashore 11. Trick question -- No one. Robert Coleman's first wife was interred there at one time, but the second Mrs. Coleman refused to attend church until the body was re-interred elsewhere. 12. Palm Taxi owned and operated by Raymond and Evelyn Herr. Shem Heller 13. Just under 1,000,000. Yes that is million) Bev Martel 14. GEORGE LEVENTIS in 1928--at the same location at 6th and Cumberland Streets. Dan Kaufman 15. Sarah Tyson Rorer Kathy Snavely 16. Ann Hark, writer of Pennsylvania German Cookery--owner of a summer home in Mt. Gretna Kathy Snavely 17. Judy Williams Henry, The Movement Laboratory, who was lent her choreographic talents to many productions in her hometown of Boston Kathy Snavely 18. Ruth Dietz, Ono Trucking Kathy Snavely 19. The Mt. Gretna Roller Rink Kathy Snavely 20. James Lick Jon Litz 21. Aycrigg’s Falls by the Bordner Cabin in Swatara State Park Denise Donmoyer 22. Hazel Dyke was always the mud hole at the south end of the City. It was deepend and widened for the flood channel in the mid 1980's. It was called Hazel Dyke for over 100 years. Frank Smoker & Jon Beers 23. The concrete abutment on the west side of 10th St. directly across from Oak Street near the City Highway Garage is a trolley bridge abutment. Frank Smoker & Jon Beers 24. Bobby Gerhart's 25. David Letterman 26. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 27. Lebanon High School 28. Center Sam Bowie 29. Kerry Collins' and Frank Reich 30. Jonestown Mayor George Kaufman is a fraternal twin.
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No. In 1821 portions of Bethel and East Hanover Townships that lie
North of the Blue Mountains became part of the county
(now Cold Spring Township).
In 1865, a small triangle of land was taken from
Berks Co. and annexed to Lebanon Co. at Newmanstown.
in 1813--288 square miles; now 362 square miles.
32. South Lebanon Township (area around Rex and Wilhelm Sts)
33. North Lebanon Township (area of E. Maple St.
at St. Gertrudes' and Beth Israel Cemeteries.)
34. North Annville Township ( area located west of
Annville on Rt. 422 and west of abondoned quarries/Laudermilich Meats area.)
35. Schaefferstown Alice Oskam
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