[70-208] AMOS H. SCHULTZ, b Feb. 28, 1870; s William A. and Maria (Heebner) Schultz [70-110]; m Mar. 18, 1893, LIZZIE REINER, b Sept. 16, 1871; dau Isaac Z. Reiner. Farmer; res. (1918), Worcester, Pa.
Children (3): [70-247] 1. Blanche R., b Dee. 17, 1894; 2 Malcolm A. Schweiker:
Mr. Schultz is one of the most progressive farmers in Montg. Co., Pa. Living on his father’s farm, Mr. Schultz has sueceeded him as Director of the Lansdale National Bank, as treasurer of the Farmers’ Creamery Association of Center Point and as member of the Worcester School Board. Mr. Schultz helped to organize the Reading Bone Fertilizer Co., and has acted as treasurer from the beginning. He was one of the leaders in the organization of the Farmers’ Union and it was mainly by his influence that Farmers’ Hall was built at Center Point. Since the absorption of the Farmers’ Union by the Grange, this building is now used as a Community Building by the various organizations connected with the Grange and the publie schools.
As Secretary of the Worcester School Board, Mr. Schultz was instrumental in raising the public schools of Worcester to their present high standard, and succeeded in having the present fine High School Building erected.
Mr. Schultz is also Secretary of the Conference of the Middle District of the Schwenkfelder Church, and is a leader in all progressive movements of the Church.
He is likewise one of the guarantors for the publication of this Genealogy.
Parents’ family: [70-110] William A. Schultz and Maria Heebner