Eclips observers hail perfect viewing conditions across campus
Hundreds witnessed a total solar eclipse with reports from Vassar professor Caroline Farned and Harlow Shapley of the U S Weather Bureau stating the corona flared beautifully and many prominences appeared along the moon’s edge while instruments at Cornell Observatory and other stations logged clear images despite a chilly five degree drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Farneds
Vassar
Harlow Shapley
U. S. Weather Bureau
Shapley
Wlinoa Ni
Boothroyd
Tooking Ahrouph
Cornell Observatory
Local residents start weekend visits and travel plans
Miss Mabel Taylor and Miss Margr ret McBarthy travel to Buffalo for a visit with friends. John G. Alexander of Kansas City will arrive Sunday. Mrs. Sam Jacobson’s serious illness noted. Mrs. Eugene Rhodes departs for Los Angeles to spend time. Franke Burkhart improving at home after grippe. Joseph Burkitt taken to the county hospital for throat operation. Jennie Raigtinke attends wedding anniversary in Clyde with relatives. G. C. Wittehend and Mrs. Whitehead weekend visits planned. M. J. Rich returns from Randolph overnight. Miss Mary O'Hare visits Titusville with parents. Charles Sbuss returns from Corry Chair Co. trip. Mrs. Fred J. Barringer returns to Clymer after week in city. Harold Anderson to Erie for weekend with relatives. A. B. Phillips returns to Mennville after city visit. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McDonald head to Beaver for days with daughter. Edy Thompson and O. M. Thompson visit Spartansburg for weekend. Mrs. S. A. Middleton to Spring Creek for relatives visit.
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Mabel Taylor
Margrret McBarthy
Buffalo
John G. Alexander
Kansas City
East
Sam Jacobson
Eugene Rhodes
Los Angeles
Calif
Franke Burkhart
West Irving Street
Joseph Burkitt
Cotry
Jennie Raigtinke
Clymét
Forliett
Eo Church
Shei
G. M Karebee
Meadville
Ranglinls
G. C. Wittehend
Erie
Whitehead
M. J. Rich
Randolph
N. Y
Mary O'Hare
Titusville
Hugh O'Hare
Charles Sbuss
Mennville
P. J. Hopkine
Oil City
Sirs Jol Hopwood
A. M. McDonald
Beaver
Mrr
Add ‘Brook
Edy Thompson
Spartansburg
0. M. Thompson
S. A. Middleton
Springreek
Eclipse Draws Scientists And Public To View Across Nation
Observers from Yale and Wesleyan universities report clear corona photographs and satisfactory results amid a broad eclipse study. Navy airship Los Angeles provides an elevated observatory as planes photograph the event, while crowds in New York City and other areas witness the dramatic darkness and awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Brown
Yale University
E. G. Free
Scientific American
East Trampton
Long Island
Frederick Slocum
Wesleyan University
Nantucker
Los Angeles
Aton
Park Row
Inity Hall Park
Lower Manhattan
Tongh
Gany
Mitchell Field
Eclipse Observations Across Cities Report Mixed Conditions
Reports from Harvard and observers in Pittsburgh and Chicago recount views of a lunar eclipse with totality near 0.9. Smoke and haze affected visibility in Pittsburgh and Chicago officials noted testing on broadcast signals while observers noted diamond-like flashes and a visible corona during totality. Weather varied with haze or clear skies in different locations.
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