ALUMNI NOTES.
G. C. Glenn 'O6 is chemist with
the Ellsworth Coal company, Ells..
worth, Pa.
"Pat" Conners ex-'O5 is pay
master with the Ellsworth Coal com
pany, Ellsworth, Pa.
V. L. Henry 'O7 is mining engi
neer with the Pittsburg Plate Glass
company at Creighton, Pa.
C. G. Garrett 'O7 is mining engi
neer with the Pittsburg Plate Glass
company at Clarksburg, W. Va.
E. N. Zern 'O3 is superintendent
for the H. C. Frick company of
their coal and coke plant at Smith
field, Pa.
G. H. Deike 'O3 is superintend
ent for the Pittsburg Plate Glass
company at their Mosgrove Coal
Mines.
S. Musser 'O5 is mining engineer
at Vesta No. 4 Mine, California,
Pa., for Jones and Laughlin Steel
company.
P. G. Elder 'O4 is superintendent
of the Gypsum Mines at Grand Rap
ids, Ind., for the Pittsburg Plate
Glass company.
H. P. Rees ex-'O9 is working in
in the state health department at
Harrisburg. His address is 440
South 15th street.
P. P. Reece 'O7 is mining engineer
and assistant superintendent at
Hartshorne, Okla., with the Rock
Island Coal company.
H. D. Mason Jr. 'O7 and H. C.
Mcllveen 'O7 are mining engineers
at Charleroi, Pa., with the Pittsburg
Plate Glass company.
W. L. Affelder '99 is superin
tendent with the H. C. Frick Coke
company at Redstone, Pa. It inter
ests State men to see that Mr. Af
felder has the leading article in the
December issue of Mines and Min
erals, entitled "Jones and Laughlin's
Coke Plant" which proves the
writer's ability in handling technical
literature.
IHE STATE COLLEGIAN
D. R. Davis 'O6 is superintendent
of the Brownsville Coke company at
Brownsville, Pa.
Mr. R. F. Lee ex-'O5 visited col
lege recently. He talks of entering
next year again to graduate.
C. D. Preston 'OB and C. R.
Blanchard 'OB are in the apprentice
course of the General Electric com
pany at Pittsfield, Mass.
W. J. Conlen ex-'O2 stumped
the state during the recent cam
paign in the service of the Repub
lican state committee.
Paul V. Stevenson 'O3 write from
Pittsburg, where he is resident man
ager for the Morse Chain company
with offices in the Westinghouse
building.
Mr. Joseph Painter, ex-'O4, who
studied here in the biology course
and then went to the National
Museum in Washington,was drowned
recently in that city.
J. p. Ritchey 'OB writes from
Manila, Philippine Islands, where he
and F. A. Dalburg 'O6 'are in the
bureau of lands. 'A' letter; sent to
the above address will reach therri.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE LABORATORY
W. D. Polk ex 'O2 was married
on September 12 to Miss Lamborn
of Kennett Square, Pa.
Morris Penrose ex- 'Ol has re
moved his coal and lumber business
from Glenside, Pa., to Phoenixville,
Pa.
J. B. Snyder 'OB has left Hunting
don, Pa., and is now assistant assay
er in the bureau of the mint of the
treasury department in Washington.
His address is 1345 Vermont
Ave., N. W.
The September number of The
lowa Engineer contains an address
on "The Mining Engineer in the
Mine" Delivered by H. E. Young,
Director of the State School of Mines
of Missouri, before the lowa State
College. Prof. Young is a graduate
of 1900.
A. F. Damon '94 spent considera
ble time this summer in visiting and
inspecting European systems of sew
age disposal. Mr. Damon is Engi
neer for nearly all the boroughs in
Delaware county and it is proposed
to build a :large2 disposal plant for
their common use.