State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1904-1911, November 28, 1907, Image 14

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I Love", College Glee Club; ad
dress, "The Education of the
Farmer", Whitman H. Jordan, Di
rector of the New York State Agri
cultural Experiment Station; ad
dress, Senator Penrose; address,
Senator Grimm; music, recessional,
College Orchestra.
The principal event of the after
noon was the regimental review in
which the cadets won high commen
dation from the Governor and his
staff. Following the military cere
monies the new buildings were
thrown open for inspection and
many visitors were shown the
splendid equipment. In the as
sembly hall a reception was tendered
to the invited guests.
In the evening a public meeting of
the Agricultural Society was held in
the new building. After an address
of welcome by W. G. Ross, Mr.
Barlow, an alumnus of the college,
spoke of his early experiences here.
Unger the heading of "Agriculture
at State College," J. A.Runk gave a
short summary of the various
courses. "Agriculture as a Busi
ness" was, a subject of an address
by Charles Coates. Dr. Jordan,
Dr. Hunt, and Mr. Harmon were
called upon for brief remarks. The
program was enlivened by selections
by the college orchestra.
ALUMNI NOTES.
E. N. Zern, 'O3, is mining en
gineer for the Pitcairn Coal com
pany, at Clarksburg, W. Va. He
was married in August, 1907, to a
sister of B. R. Curry, 'O5.
H. W. Mcntz, 'O7, is an assistant
engineer with the Frick Coal and
Coke company
W. L. A ffelder, '99, is superin
tendent of the Red Stone Mines, at
Brownfield, Pa.
Patronize those who adver
tise in The State Collegian
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
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SIM THE CLOTHIER
State Representive J. G. Stoll, 3 El,
McAllister Hall
Correct dress for men