How Did Donald B Hostetter In The 20th Century

¬The 20th century was a very interesting period of time to live. The 20th century was the time that the human race faced two world wars, world war I and world war II. Also, a time when the united stated was struggling because of the Great Discretion although the economy was flourishing after the second world war. Also, it's been an important time for a woman in America because they got their rights in 1941 when the USA government allowed a woman to work in factories because of the pressure of the second world war II. In the mid-1950s, there was a huge boom in the economy. Also, the 1950s was a time when companies start inventing and competing to grow the profit and helping the consumer by making their life easier. There was a lot of innovation
Hostetter is a very smart person how worked in many company accountants by training which gave him a lot of experience. He worked at General Electric Co which is one of the biggest companies and it is very known as one of the oldest companies in the United States of America. He retired after working for General Electric Co, for almost 30 years from 1942 to 1972. Also, he worked in RCA Corp as financial operations in Industrial Tube Division in 1972 before General Electric Co, took over the RCA Co, in 1986. In 1972 Hostetter was assigned as the head of the Lancaster City redevelopment Authority, which was in the middle of transforming the second block of North Queen Street into Lancaster Square as we know today. Hostetter was an executive of the then Conestoga Savings and Loan Association, and he had a major development in the Conestoga Hostetter doubling the savings at the time of his management. Then he retired in 1982. After that, he worked as an advisory board in the Conestoga Division of Harris Savings Association. Hostetter worked as chairman of the distribution committee of the Lancaster County Foundation An organization that was founded in 1924 to distribute the wealth from different clients. Attracting new donors, he increased the size of the foundation and because of his astonishing work the Lancaster County Foundation granted more than $600,000. In addition, he worked as chairman of the American Red
People who faced the worst world wars and the worst economic depression in the history of the United State of America. We will never forget what they suffered and what they sacrificed to help improve our life for future generations. People who worked as doctor businessmen a fighter and inventors who helped millions of people in many ways, medicine, health, economy, and people who sacrifice their life for their own country. People like Dr. Paul M. Zoll, who helped many people by his invention the “Pacemaker” and like Donald B. Hostetter, who helped his local community