Alfred H Anderson Hall of Forestry to be Dedicated at UW
The Alfred H. Anderson Hall of Forestry at the University of Washington in Seattle will be dedicated October 27. The $250,000 building, a memorial to Mrs. Agnes H. Anderson, honors her husband and supports forestry education and research nationwide.
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International News Service
Seattle
Alfred H. Anderson
University of Washington
Hugo Winkenwerder
College of Forestry
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
Henry Suzzalo
Great Northwest
Acnes H. Anderson
Lake Washington
Modern Angler Tale Old Stuff in Chicago
Chicago readers learn of a paleontologist from the University of Chicago, Prof. A. S. Romer, planning to excavate remains of an aged prehistoric fish described as a genuine old fashioned sea dweller. The note marks a playful historical angle on deep time.
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Chicago
Romer
Neptune
Globe
International News Service
A. S. Romer
University of Chicago
Giant Ice Cave Found in Syria
Vienna reports a giant ice cave in the northwest Totes Gebirge of Styria discovered at about 6000 feet by an exploration party. An immense dome holds an ice lake with a subterranean glacier feeding another ice lake through five cascades. The cave, termed an ice cellar, has the lowest temperature of any known ice cave, with opening to the system posing significant exploration difficulties. Miss H L Fussman serves a second term as mayor of Humboldt Kansas.
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International News Service
Vienna
Totes Gebirge
Styria
H. L. Fussman
Humboldt
Kansas
Blasts Follow Black Hand Notes In Pittsburgh
A bomb exploded in Pittsburgh after two blackhand notes were sent to A. J. Recchion, a clerk who immigrated from Italy 22 years ago. The blast shattered windows in many nearby houses. seven people in the house were unharmed, and a patrolman was knocked down by the concussion.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
A. J. Recchion
Recchion
Italy
Princeton Station Church to Hold Sunday Service at Herman Church
Princeton Station Church services will be conducted at Herman Presbyterian church on Sunday morning October 25 at 10 30 oclock followed by Sunday school Rev Howarth pastor The Princeton high school students will host a masquerade and miscellaneous social Friday evening October 23
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Herman Presbyterian Church
Howarth
Princeton High School
Guests of Parents Visit Harlansburg Family
Mr and Mrs Milton McCracken and their son visited Mrs Kildoo and family on Friday staying with Mrs Kildoo’s parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Kildoo on the Harlansburg road.
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Milton McCracken
Harlansburg Road
Station Personal: Shaw and Stevenson Return Home
Mr and Mrs Hoyt Shaw and Mr and Mrs Irwin Stevenson returned home Friday from Erie where they
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Hoyt Shaw
Irwin Stevenson
Erie
Local visitors and social calls noted in area
Mr. and Mrs. George Hohmann and son Bobby visited relatives in Harmony Friday. Arthur Flack of Smiley and Mrs. N. M. Young hosted guests Saturday and Sunday. Mary Nemeth spent Sunday with her sister in New Castle. Several residents attended a Carr school box social Friday evening. Additional visits included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eakin in Harlansburg, and Mrs. Floyd Blair with daughter Juanita in Princeton.
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George Hohmann
Bobby
Fred Hohmann
Harmony
Arthur Flack
Smiley Stop
N. M. Young
Mary Nemeth
Gerain Thomas
New Castle
Robert
Douglas Henry
G. R. Stutler
Rupert West
Glenn Moorehead
The
Carr School
Near Plaingrove
D. F. Henry
Charles Eakin
Ellen
Harlansburg
David Wright
Norman Book
Betty
Charles Mershimer
Princeton
Floyd Blair
Juanita
Newton Young
Mike Johnson
McKeesport
Pearle
R. F. Henry
R. W. Freeman
John Houk
Herman
Harry
Jack
Oil Fire Reveals Iodine Rich Oil Stream
In Romania a lengthy oil fire prompted engineers to tunnel to divert the flow. The diverted oil shows about 30 percent iodine content, adding potential profit as iodine sells for around 70 per kilogram. Separately, Mrs Mary E O'Brien of Indianapolis runs a notable auto agency for a premium car brand.
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International
Bucharest
Romania
United States Tops World in Meat Consumption per Capita
State College Pa October 20 The nation ranks high in meat use says W H Tomhave head of the animal husbandry department at Pennsylvania State College in Meats and Meat Products. He notes per capita consumption rose from 150 pounds in 1907 to 180 in 1924 with an average about 162 pounds a year. The U S uses about 53 million pounds daily and 55 percent of 1923 production was pork. Argentina leads with 281 pounds per person followed by Australia and New Zealand. The book is part of the Lippincott farm manuals.
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State College
United States
W. H. Tomhave
Pennsylvania State College
Tomhave
American
Aberdeen- Angus Breeders’ Association
Argentina
Australia
New Zealand
Lippincott
Bond Issue Meeting For Grove City Church
The First Presbyterian Church of Grove City plans an October 28 meeting to vote on issuing bonds for the new church building and to change the congregation name to First Presbyterian of Grove City. A $220,000 pledge made in October 1928 will fund construction, with liquidation as pledges are paid. loans may be needed to finish by spring. The meeting will also discuss the new service pension plan of the Presbyterian Church in America.
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Grove City
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Pennsylvania
New Service Pension Plan
The
Presbyterian Church of America
Mother Grays Powders Benefit Many Children
Mothers praise Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a remedy for headaches colds feverishness worms stomach troubles and other irregularities in children. They claim to break up colds regulate bowels and have been used and recommended for over 80 years by mothers. Sold by druggists nationwide. Trial package free. Address Mother Gray Co. Le Roy N Y.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. x
Warden Probes Mass Fish Die‑off in Clarion River
Clarion Pa Oct 30 District fish warden E L Ellis arrived to investigate thousands of dead fish along the Clarion river from Piney dam upstream. Heavy rain delays work as he seeks to halt water contamination and asks Governor Pinchot for help. Also notes Chicago researchers report girls cry more and infant girls learn to talk earlier than boys.
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Clarion
E. L. Ellis
Clarion River
Piney Dam
Ellis
Pinchot
Chicago
Lineman Dies After Contact With Charged Wire
John W. Kabler aged 20 died after coming in contact with a live wire while on a pole at the Cambria Steel works enclosure in Johnstown Pennsylvania on Sunday afternoon. Kabler was formerly a star on the Johnstown high school football team.
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Johnstown
John W. Kabler
Cambria Steel Works
Kabler
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