Wednesday, Sept. 2A, 1919
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C C Binder 'l2, woo married on July
12, 1919, to Miss Lillian Sullivan.
U. A Steinfurth 'll, "an married to
Mims Lenora May on January 4. 1919
Mr. nod Mm Steinfurth are living' In
Erie, Pennitylvanla.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Padilla 'l2,
was married to Miss Edith Coburn on
December 1. 1917. Lieutenant Colonel
Midis Inul the distinction of being one
of the.youngest Penn State men In the
service
Roy A Fordyce 'l9. lino been appoint
ed county agent for Juniata count). Mr.
' , Grille° was Married on Juno 12, 1919.
Harold P Vail 'l2, was married to
Miss Harriet Perry on Juno 12,1918.
Mr. Volt served as nwilstant clif de
signer of naval aircraft at Washington . ,
D. C., during the war
W. A. Fox 'Ol, died tram pneumonia
on Morel, 20, 1919. Ile was emulated nu
it chemist at the ling Tanning Company.
of htillgewa), Pennsylvenia
Jitmett II Waring . 20Avits married to
Miss Iva Stanley, on June 17, 1917.
Thu Ilarrisburg Ihnineit of the Alumni
Association 110111 Ito second annual out
ing and picnic nt Hershey Park on Sat
urday. August ninth. There were 225
alumni leglotored, but there were over
200 present nod In addition More were
50 undergniduatcs and about 250 Snouts
The annual outing of the Cleveland
Branch Associntion of Penn State
Alumni took piaeo at the Elyria County
Club on August sixteenth. BCCIIIIHO of
ALUMNI, ATTENTION!
One of Um plans of the COL
LEGIAN thin tent in to run a.
department each week, devoted
entirely to alumni nous To do
this, the cooperation of every
alumnus and alumna It nee.-
emu. If you have any Items
of interest, either concerning
yourself or tour clannmoten, he
cure to send them In Announce
ments of NS ethlings. birthx, change
of location, position being held,
etc, are among the Items es
pecially denired. Please sign your
letter. Addleen all comunica-
Gotta to pr.sx STATE COL
LEGIAN, Alumni Editor, State
College, Pa
inclement weather, the expected large
crowd was kept 1111 . 11). but about Monty
alumni braved the atm m to attend tile
picnic, which was a decided success de
spite the small number present.
Silty Penn State Alumni and their
families attended a picnic of the Blair
County Alumni Association of this col
lege. held at Loymburg on August 19th
Sports of all kinds featured the pro
gram.
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Officer. of the Penn State Alumni
Club for the year 1017-1020 era on
Proniclent, Martha, Conner 'l7;
Vice Prenident, Ifatherlnn Morn 'l5,
Secretary, Sara Pollee 'l7; Treanurer.
Men P. IL Laub 'O5
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The Harrisburg Alumni arc planning
a dinner-meeting the heck of October
twenty-sixth, tonrrange for the crowd
going to the Penn game The Club
contemplates chartering niiiecial cars
far the trip
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At .the graduation exercises of the
darn of 1019 In June, the John W
White Fellowahlp of MO, given to a
member of the graduating ohm* for
advanced May, vas pr.ented to Albert
William Demmler "The John W White
medal, value of $5O, ten given to
Charles Widinm Volts, who wan vale
dictorian of the class
William II Reish:n graduate 01 Penn
State, class or 1910, Ims accepted a
position with the Nen York Central
Ihthl•nnd, and expects to ho located at
Jersey Shore for some time
Lieutenant William It Edwin& 1 11,
and 71Ilsa Carolyn Buckhout were unit
ed In marriage July 14, 1019, at State
TN these days of industrialism it is gratifying
IN
to know that one concern has clung to the
more pleasing ways of the past.
Far away from the smoke of large cities and
nestling in the heart of the Berkshire Hills
near pure, crystal brooks are the mills that
make
ea - n,es
ias?nenceesm
The writing paper that has the quality of
the old, combined with the smartness of
the new. 9 -
You will find tllLe reflection of a bit of OLD
NEW ENGLAND in every sheet you use.
The Athletic Store, Inc.
On Coop Corner
College Lieutenant Edwarde taught
In the college two yearn after gradua
tion and only recently returned from
France. where ho served two yearn an
an officer In the Forestry I/Melon of
tiro 141 h Engineere.
a M. Brehm 'l9, won united In moo
rage to Mies Ruth Showley at Sun
bury on August 17, 1010 Mr. Brehm
in employed by the Stole Board of Edu
cation no on instructor in the voca
tional schools located at Lampeter,
Lonenoter county.
I 3 W Stouffer It. wag married on
Angina 19 to Miss Helen Tate. Mr
Stauffer is at present employed In the
Philadelphia labor:OG[lex of the Atlantic
Steil:tins Company.
J 0 Veder 'W. and Miss Mary Samna
V. ere united in marriage at Coraopolis,
near Pittsburgh, on June 9, 1919. They
told make their home at Coraopolis
C. D. MI, Jr 'ls, and Minn I:llmbeth
Olga Politer 'lO, tent united In marriage
In the Preebyterinn church at State
College on Thurialay evening. a/Mem
ber 1110. They will make their Loma
at Cant Lansing. Mich, whom Mr. Butt
holds n cluilr In the faculty of the
Michigan Agricultural College.
TWO MEETINGS HELD
BY CLASS OF 1920
The members of the Senior clam held
MO meetings the roam week, the first
last Thumlay evening and the second
on Monday_ night At the meeting on
Thursday, dimes/don of the election
of members to Student Council [tom the
Senior class look place and It won de
cided to postpone this election until
arrangements could be made with the
former members of the classes of 1918
and 1910, ullereby they too would sc
cure representation In the Student
Council. A committee, consisting of R.
It. Ststrkey, C. A McFadden, If Reagan,
.1 11 Munroe, and I. IV. 8r... 111111
lIPPOIIIted to confer with similar com
mittees Beni 1918 and 1019 Announce
ment 11110 made by President Nlaginnis
that tile 1020 Finance Committee would
consist of II R Courson, chairman, E
Il Bentley, J A Reap. P. S. Barnhart,
and S IV Cohen, the class treasurer.
At the meeting on Monday et cuing,
the follouing leport %11/1 submitted by
the committee uhich conferred with
the repreaentativent of 1918 and 1919
In :skittle:l to Ito four required mem
bers of Student Council, namely, the
president and vice-president of the
Mak:4.llm editor of the COLLEGIAN,
and the inn rnident of the Athletic An
ululation, the Maas of 1920 will have
nine other tell eaentativea, four from
the School of Engineering, two from the
School of Agriculture, and one each
rum the School of Liberal Arm, Min
ing. and Natural Science The other
ale men on the Council, to which the
Senior class int entitled, xlll be elected
from 1918 and 1919, three from each.
In data way, it is belleved that a fair
iepresentation from each chum can be
secured. In the mutter of finance.,
the proposition is to have 1918 have a
budget of its oft 0, while 1919 will be
merged with 1920 All due. will be paid
to S W Cohen, the Senior treasurer.
The two s older chums edit each have
one representative on the 1920 Finance
Committee, bringing tho number of
that organisation to aeven. All• fi
nancial matters will be arranged by that
committee. The former members of
1918 and 1919 atilt after graduation be
engendered as if they had been gradu
. aled with their original 0100000, and a
mull asterisk on their diploma. will
allow to %hat claim they originally
belonged
Tito report of thin committee us pre
sented tons approved by the members
of tit class of 1020. Election of Stu
dent Council men resulted no follows•
School of Engineering, C. A Nelson,
C W. Moore, W W Young, T S
Martin, School of Agricultute. S. 11.
Munroe, II 13 Starkey, School of Lib
eral At ti, S. S McCallum, School of
Mining. C E. Stout, School of Natural
Science, 11. R. Courson.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
PLANNING FOR FUTURE
Tile Department of Musk. Is planning
n music counts In ...Melt It bonen to
bring the bent artlntn and Wring en
ttemblen obtainabie to Penn State. Mr
Roblneon has begun negntlationn 11 it 11
Fritz Nreinto's manager In Denton and
Mopes to be able to twowe the eco,leen
of the norltPn best violinist Other fam
nun artists will be seemed for the to
mnbting concerin In the source, %Odell
will, no doubt, have the slain:Ankle
support of both Mt:11001n and trio mt.
people.
The depnrtment W also running stam
en lit privute Instruction of tennis 0011
Impels to be able hi 1110111 t two seeks to
offer Iron element 111 the elemman and ap
preciation of tnunic 7 . llexe chum. 101
Ito open to nll and college 010,111 11 111
be granted to thane nchelltiling them
It tx 0100 planned to develop Hong lea
dent for extentdon ,ork In community
minglng. etnithatan being 10111 on 11111.
Hinging and Hinging at othletie Cllll-
tutu
The college choir has been reorgan
ised and tin nughout the 1.111100? )P.111"
will render selections In Sunday Chapel
Candidates for thin organisation 1110111
undergo the Name tests no those quali
fying for the glee club Several pop
ular °natal. have been neleLted for
title year's CollCOrili 1111,1011 Nlllllll.l be n
treat to all lovers of murder
The young rumple of the Lutheran
Church will hold a social in Oho Inure
ment of the church Md.ley evening at
seven-thirty o'clock All studentne
Invited to attend and n good thee In
ensured.
If You Break Your Glasses
or you are suffering with head
aches or eyestrain---See,
Dr. Eva B. Roan
522 E. College Ave.
Hart Schaffner and
We all admire the blue ribbon prize
winners; they carry off•the premiums
against all corners. Superiority in
anything is a cause for admiration.
It's that way with these prize win
ning clothes; everybody who sees
Montgomery
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
MINING NOTES
Doctor 0 S. Moore, denn of the 0011001.
111111 II D. Northrup. nssociale professor
kietollurgy• left for Chicon° at the
end of the week to :Mend the meeting
of the An:origin Institute of Milling
and Mending:lent 11,0,1neers
The 0011011monint tunnel near the
0111 111011111 IfillWing Is being repith ell
and put into shape for 0111111 01 not it
Thls stork oMfxlxtx lintel)' of problems
ilenling 111111 mine ...mai..
The office of the de 11l and 00' 111,00
of the 001001 are note ill the Neu
Mining Building. sainting the 0111 t of.
!leg: In the Ohl 1110100 Minding , no
Outt the inechauleal engine. Ink win It
-111141 13111,i1L base roon.
Considerable 11011 optiptnent Ix belnk
installed Tillx budgies two small
oleet: 10 furnaces ill 1110 Nletallurgical
0 0 ,:gotent, n partnnalle quotation Ma.
chine 10 the Ole 00 , 001110 labor:dog'.
nod an elect: le-di lvon egiulfunal planlll
w
111 slim 14: be set 1111 in the
101111101 to:whine room
Dean lbeno nod \V. li Citedsg. 1110-
fessor of :Wiling. 11.1111111 Y returned
from a trip Ott ough Poi len10o:01, Ohl,
1 mOlllOllOl. 10111 011.11 11 01011. NV, st Vii -
011:1n: nod the Patton and Pittston git
10111 dirt: lets of Pentsiolo/011a
Profeinor Northrup, of the :Vet:lllurg>
Demo tinent, mient most of bbi femme!
sae:Akin nt nu troll null nteel plant In
Pitlninugh.
MISS :SIT/,K', RACK
311xen Mntry S.ltrks, who M. Rare
lair to Pre...dent Sonde. hat Sear and
ulno him been alonent oil account of
iiillefiN fan AMC time, hnn returned to
PPM. StlltO and la none temporarlD
Heenan* to M. A R. NV/ninon..., Dean
of Men
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take first place
Whatever you need; suit or overcoat; here are the models that
you ought to have; and we'll see that you get a perfect fit
The new fall styles in •
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Smoke a cool one every time, and you'll be well on your
way to pipe-happiness.
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