Eleventh Year of Hetzel at Penn State
Dr. Ralph Dorn Hetzel marks the tenth anniversary of his administration at The Pennsylvania State College. Enrollment has grown from 3925 to 5300 residents, with a full-time faculty of 655 and statewide extension teaching. Hetzel has led building, education, and faculty development while serving in national and state university associations.
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Ralph D. Etzel
Ralph Dorn Hetzel
Pennsylvania State College
Une
Geo
Hetzel
National Association of State Universities
Pennsylva
Association of Land Grant Colleges , and Universities
Park Project Report Presented at Town Council Meeting
At the December 30, 1935 council session held at 8:00 p.m. the park project report was reviewed. Present were council members including Mr Seyfried, Mr Schafer, presiding, with Peete Lindenmire and Keim of the regular stated committee. The December 2, 1935 minutes were approved after tax resolution discussion by the Tax Collector. Keim and Lindenmire moved to approve charges totaling 403.00 for the agency and 13.72 for another item, to be paid by the Housing Committee.
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Seyfried
Schaefer
Mas Peete Lindenmire
Kein Ves
Keim
Lindenm
Hhous
Ng Co
Worman
Altemps
Broad St
Spruce St
Walnut St
Wambold
Kahler
Kortz
Seyfried Bokc
Municipal actions and elected officers noted in council minutes
Communication from Miss Ellen S Meyers was accepted and filed. Vigilance Hose company reported Michael Musters as Chief, William Miller as First Asst Chief, and Roy Godshalk as Second Asst Chief, action confirmed. Committees reported on exonerations, lights installed on Broad Spruce Walnut, and various departmental notes, with engineer updates on the project progress.
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Navareth Steel Pubricasor L. W
Master
Navareth Coal & Bor Co
Teinbower Company
Frack & Teh
Coat & Lor Co A
Schissh CT
Hardwa Co
New Jersey
Ster Co
Nogarett
Frable
Gut Refining Co
Ellen S Meyers
Council of Matter
Messrs
Lindenmeyer & Keim
Vigilance Hose Company
Michael Musters
Firs
Wiliam R. Miller
Roy Godshalk
Moorestown Community Class Elections and Dinner Gatherings
Auditor and Stanley Edward The Young Peoples Class elected Miss Florence Williamson as teacher and William Gorman as resident teacher. Martha Hall was secretary. Junior Adult Class named George F Kunkel as teacher Nellie Renner as assistant and Sterling Kunkel as secretary. Senior Adult Class chose Wilson Williamson as teacher with Stewart Miller as secretary. Mr and Mrs Clarence Williams hosted a New Year dinner for multiple local couples.
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Siloes
Depa Davidson
Stanley Edward
Young Peoples Clauss
Florence Willamson
William Gorman
Martha Hall
Couner Hhrahin
George F Kunkel
Nellie Renner
Sterling Kunkel
Wilson Wiliamson
Stewart Miller
Clarence Williams
Harry Mann
Victor Fogel
Andrew Sehall
Amos Cashner
Satine Oplinger
Jk Knecht
Wilmar
Oma Tip
Hichard
Atl
Charis
Werner
Take the Mystery Out of Banking Policy Speeches
A regional conference program outlines ways to demystify banking for the public. It emphasizes explaining bank functions, laws, and services, and aims for closer cooperation between banks and citizens to support national welfare and industrial growth.
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Wystery
Public Attitude and Bank Roles in Private Ownership Debate
A fragmented passage discusses public attitude shaping banking policy and the role of privately owned entities. It mentions Pontoon like references and a tangential debate on proper function of private ownership, with garbled names and unclear events.
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Pomona Piedie
Invtikine
School Savings Figures From Year Ended June 30 1495
American school savings data show deposits totaling 11,575,900 dollars with 2,526,088 accounts reported for the year ending June 30 1495. The figures come from reports to the American Bankers Association.
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American Bankers Association
Daughters Visit McGrath Family and Mildred Renbold Bitten
Christine and Madeline McGrath hosted Mr and Mrs Paul McGrath while Miss Mildred Renbold was recently bitten by a dehile coasting on Maceresen Aldoetor wits hed treat the wound.
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Christine
Madeline
Paul McGrath
Alita
Mildred Renbold
Maceresen
Highway costs curtailed as systems extend planned
Harrisburg secretary Warren Van Dyke announced that the Department of Highways reduced maintenance and payroll expenses while expanding mileage transfers to townships and counties. The move aims to cut local taxes, with a WPA program and federal aid efforts partially funding major projects across Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Pennsylvania
Department of Highways
Department
Trinity Church Event and local social notices
The notice lists Trinity Church activities with Friday afternoon service and guest visits from Raymond Collins and Beatrice Glasser of Washington NJ. Also reported are local social visits by Mrs Raymona Collin to her grandparents and engagements of Mrs Paul Haney and daughter Joyce in Pen Argyl. An arrest in Tamaqua is noted for selling short weight coal to a North Bangor resident on November 30.
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David
Warner
Trinity Church
Raymona Collin Ang
Raymond
Robert Collins
Beatrice Glasser
Washington
Collin
Milton Hendershot
Paul Haney
Joyce
Pen Argyl
John G Williams
Alvin Lewis
Tamaqua
Ira Clemens
Rush Bowers
Zeruth
North Bangor
Fats
Ehe
Ailin
Commerce Weekly Survey Tracks Post Office Gains and Industry Growth
The report notes widespread bonuses at investment firms brokers and large stores, a holiday travel pattern similar to prior years, and gains in postal receipts with a 1021 percent rise in Christmas mail. Money in circulation increases by 865 million dollars year over year, electric power surpasses two billion kilowatt hours, and new automobile sales value for January to November runs 38 percent above last year. Also cited are factory expansions, strong orders for woolen mills and cotton mills, and a steady New York financial market with upbeat 1936 outlook.
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Jacksonville
Aon T
Post Offic Department
Federal Reserve
Department of Commerce
Min Ae
Omap Woolamills
New York
Walli
Roper
Hecktown notes and obituaries from January
Community notices record a Sunday service at Seoul with Lutheran Communion and names of attendees. Funeral for Mr Georg Miller at Northampton noted, plus family remembrances for Mr Fosel and Mr Waldbewer. Rhode Island Red hens laid eight by six and a half inches. Men’s Brotherhood to meet January 15 with Herbert Laub speaking in Easton.
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Goa
Ound
Mitra
Chieti
Atanas Ding
Seoul
Lutheran Communion
Charlie
Shiult
Georg Miller
Northampton
Floyd Obers
Pau
Maton Brown
Charles Hte Eort
Roy Fogel
Fosel
Port Hovle
Waldbewer
Anna Lahr
Rhode Island
Herbert Laub
Easton
Nas urje- Kungsper Bride To Be Crowned In Meeting
A church meeting listed attendees including Mrs John, Mr Edwin Lawall, Miss Folety Buss, Mrs Mary Wartman, Mrs Flora Edelman, and others. The program featured Charles Landis as organist, Junior Choir, a quartet, and Siegfried children performing. Coffee and social hour followed as the gathering closed.
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Nasurje- Kungsper
Mix
Tay
Siti
Kuta
Wilwa Ubler
Mary Wartman
George Johnson
Flora Edelman
Mies
Miriam Grube
Jacob Gernet
Edgar Rolin
Robert Christman
Oliver Miller
Charles Landis
Dryland
Rren Siegfried
Recovery forces expand activity in widening circle
The text reflects on how recovery effects broaden effort and hope, urging courage to address a paramount problem. It mentions cautious steps and steady expansion in production and distribution to counteract a bleak mood and momentum. The fragmentary passage connects morale with practical action.
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Walsall
Lutheran Communion by Rev Klick at Dryland Church
Rev Klick conducts Lutheran communion service at Dryland Church with parishioners joining in observance. The note reflects a local church event in the community calendar.
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Lutheran Communion
Klick
Dryland Church
Bath Speedboys Edge Nanareti In Basketball Duel
Bath Speedboys traveled to Nanareti last week and lost 4 10 21 in a basketball game. Local residents Howard Savoser Mr Warney and Mr Pier attended gatherings at East Main Street with Samuel Miller and Walter Miller as part of a community note.
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Warney
Allentown
Walter Miller
Samuel Miller
Barra
Ts Wools
Restai
Nanareti
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Driem Veolrres
Chas. C. Willauer
Undertaker
Monee
Ba Voln
Ertown
Hone
Neetion
Prokham
Dansville
Toreset Alka Seltzer
Yuna AW
Moorestown
Ray Pinerivan
the Public and Banking
Roy. Fleming
Bankers Convention
Crn
Tanerfon
Vineronels
Suieti van Roankers
Phe Tae Tao Th Shang
Sha
Theo Ree
Ttor Taylor
American Legion
Trem Parkin
Murdyr
Wind Gap
Mrs
Luther Houck
Department OF Commerce Weekly Business Survey
Epa Bohs
Harding
Gores Alber Dr Witwer
Pantdona
James Clementson
F Heaney
Heroer' Shook
St. Peters Sunday School
Hecktown
George King
Champion
Lyttle
Thorethy Hood
Las
SAVET
Covnting
Metropolitan Edison Company
Howard E. Weisley Peng
Lady Tatamy
Charles L. Cadmus
Trenton
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