Hide Article Text (OCR)
1?—The Wryne Independent. Honesdale. Pa.-IS YOUR NAME--- Hartman? --Thursday. Doc. 23. 1P72 *»» Jw»»---of Elect ioThe cor oay, Doc, the Mood Tin* mno you know that:HARTMAN, an old and honored aur-name, is principally of German origin. As Is obvious, It Is obtained from ' hart' and msnn, which means respectively hard'’ and 'man, and therefore was applied, when surname* came Into vogue, to those * 10 wore of hard stern and Inflexible character It Is said also that In some In-» nice* HARTMAN denotes son of Hart-mund, the latter being a popular German personal name signifying brave protector.PETER HARTMAN (1740-18101 served as major of Chester County. Pennsylvania troops during the Revolutionary War. He too* par: in the battles of Brandywine and Germantown As additional evidence that members of the HARTMAN family were among the early settlers of this country. It should be noted that the first census of tlie United Si lt;taken .n 1780 has M listings of persons by the name of HARTMAN who were residents of Pennsylvania and heads of families at that time.LEON WILSON HARTMAN lt;1876-19431, a scientist and educator of note, was pro*Nevada from 1909 to 1938 and then served a» president of the uitienilT until haHOWARD RUSSELL HARTMAN (1R87-19.79*. a distinguished physician, joined the staff of the Mayo Clinic. Rochester, Minn, directly Rfter his graduation from the I Bite: it of Mi . si'. S* hotI of Med., iftr In 1914. advanced steadily through the ranks of the organization, and eventually hr red • pieli'Oi and head of the «ee*Mn in medicine for the 15 year period preceding his retirement from active practlve in !(i) He w aa reae foe the deeop. mcnt of a Litm American clientele at tlie Mavo Clinic and for this activity was decorated bi t lie Governments ol Peru andJESSE LEE HARTMAN (1853-1830* or Dlltdaysburg. was the owner of largo larnes in Pennsylvania, president of the •*.**«• a Bark Of H' . l**»0ur| a: d.House o. it*' pie.enICHARD 1[*HOMA5 HARTMAN i* pinr Af nlPittsburgh.HN ADA!VIS HATrnVIAN Ls VKf nrrdmjr nr i a luiw* Ira ft ovmijf rtltY*! 'oi'.s Amrrictn (*3andRadio Coiporatior« NfW i OfK CKVEOFFRKYH HARTMAN itfofci.K1\J, ’ J l flr*A Conivf LltcratuStalker Named To Directors’ Post of Soil Conservation DistrictWayne county commissioners voted at Thursday's semiwreekly meeting to authorize the cloaing of the court liouse on Saturday to make a long holiday weekend for the employe., of the county. A legislative act passed last summer gives county commissioners the autliorlty to make hours for the court house.The commissioners voted the appointment of J. Ray Stalker to a four-year term as director of the Soil Conservation District.They voted also to purchase two Royal tviiewriters from George Slunton. one forcounty cc The bll Robert peives a icase, m: Dr. Jot 40 cases.Wayne photocopl S140. *TI the hospi Dr. Mi $150.Natlom cology re Dr. Jo» (2i. $400 Dr. Gc and mtci Dr. Jar tions (2* Robert Dr. W: tions lt;5* Dr. jot vest ica tic Theresior*«rrrrKlrUUBYou're GoingSTORE HOALL ACME A WILL OBSERVE HOURS THISfLOSFD M
Newspaper Details
Honesdale Wayne Independent
Honesdale, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Dec 28, 1972
Page 12
Full Page
Clipped by
San F.
CA, USA 07 Dec 2016
Other Publications Near Honesdale, Pennsylvania
Honesdale Citizen
Honesdale Citizen Times
Honesdale Wayne Independent
