BITTNER-WERLEY 
     President, F. D. Bittner, 
							Allentown;  Vice-President, P. W. Bittner,
							Pleasant corner, Pa.; Secretary, A. E. 
							Bittner, Allentown; historian, A. J. Bittner, 
							M. D., Allentown, Pa.; treasurer Peter 
							Bittner, Pleasant Corner, Pa.
							BORTZ. 
     The ninth annual reunion of 
							the Bortz family was held at Dorney Park, 
							Friday, Aug. 17, 1912. 
							Officers: 
     President, Edwin H. Bortz, Allentown; 
							Vice-president, Marcus Bortz, Allentown; 
							Secretary, Clinton Bortz of near Schantz's 
							Spring;  treasurer, William Bortz, 
							Wescoesville. 
							BUCHMAN. 
							     
							The Buchman family held their sixth annual 
							reunion at Sand Spring Park, Aug. 14, 1812. 
							Officers: President, A. J. Buchman, 
							Allentown; vice-president, George A. Buchman, 
							Stewartsville; secretary, George E. Newhard, 
							Allentown; treasurer, Ulysses H. Buchman, 
							Orefield; historian George A. Buchman, 
							Allentown. 
							BUTZ. 
							     
							The second annual reunion was held at Dorney Park, 
							August, 1913. 
							Officers:  President, Rev. C. A. Butz, 
							Bethlehem, Pa.; vice-presidents, Oscar W. Butz, 
							Allentown; Frank Butz, Allentown; Howard 
							E. Butz, Huntingdon, Pa.; James Leiby Butz, 
							Esq., Newport, Pa.; secretary, Erwin F. Keck 
							Allentown; treasurer, Elmer W. Butz, 
							Breinigsville; historian, Elmer E. Butz. 
							CARL. 
							     
							The fourth annual reunion of the Carl family 
							was held at Macungie, Pa., the last Saturday of 
							July, 1912. 
							Officers: President, Michael Carl, Macungie; 
							vice-president, George Carl, Emaus; 
							secretary, Morris Carl, Emaus; treasurer,
							John Carl Emaus. 
							CLAUSS. 
							     
							The tenth annual reunion of teh Class family 
							was held at Waldheim Park, Jul. 30, 1912. 
							Officers: President, David Clauss; 
							vice-president, Harold K. Marks; secretary,
							E. P. Clauss; treasurer, J. D. Clauss; 
							historian, George F. Knett, Allentown.  | 
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							DRUCKENMILLER. 
							     
							This family held its reunion at Dorney Park, 
							Wednesday, July 30, 1912. 
							Officers: Rev. G. D. Druckenmiller of 
							Hamburg, Pa., president, S. F. Druckenmiller, 
							of Weatherly, Pa., vice-president; C. A. 
							Truckenmiller of Reading, secretary; J. Myron 
							Shimer, of Philadelphia, historian.
							DRIESBACH. 
							     
							The first annual reunion of the Driesbach family 
							was held at Central Park, Sep. 3, 1910.  The 
							association publishes a family magazine, of which 
							Rev. Luther D. Lazarus, of Bethlehem, Pa., is 
							the editor. 
							Officers: President, A. P. Driesbach, 
							Allentown; vice-president, M. L. Driesbach, 
							Allentown; secretary, F. S. Driesbach, 
							Allentown, Pa.; treasurer, C. Wilson Dech 
							Allentown; historian, Rev. 
							S. A. Bridges Stopp. 
							FREEMAN. 
							     
							The first annual reunion of the Freeman family 
							was held at Central Park, Aug. 10, 1912.  
							Officers: President, Rev. Joseph Freeman, 
							Allentown; vice-presidents, Amos D. Freeman, 
							Easton; secretary and treasurer,,, Miss Caroline 
							Freeman, Easton. Rev. Charles Freeman, of 
							Hamburg, was appointed historian. 
							FINK 
     The eighth annual reunion of 
							the Fink family was held Aug. 11, 1912, at 
							the farm of William Fink, in Salisburg 
							township. 
							GREENWALT. 
							     
							The sixth annual reunion of the Greenawalt family 
							was held at Waldheim Park, Aug. 24, 1911. 
							Officers: 
     President, William Frantz, of Center Square, 
							Pa.; vice-president, William Bernhard, of 
							Lynne Valley, and Harry Greenawalt of Los 
							Angeles, Cal.;  
     secretary, Mrs. Findley Braaden, Doylestown; 
							corresponding secretary, Miss May A. Frantz, 
							Philadelphia; treasurer, William J. 
							Greenawalt, Allenton. 
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