Penn State approves $1.736 million building program
The Pennsylvania State College Board of Trustees approved a $1,736,000 building program for seven projects, with work to begin on several within months. Planned are a main engineering unit, a hospital, poultry plant units, a dairy upgrades, an athletic recreation hall, and remodeling Old Main into a student union and college administration building. Additional projects include a biology building unit, Pond Chemistry Lab extension, and a new dormitory for women pending funds.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College Board of Trustees
Ralph D. Hetzel
School of Agriculture
Pond
Old Main
Fcon
Palestra
University of Pennsylvania
College Board of Trustees
Thompson Spring Park
Memorial
College
Roses 1000 at Wood's Greenhouses sale this week
Columbia and Butterfly Rose plants offered at Wood's Greenhouses for 25 cents each this week only. Plant sale emphasizes Roses 1000 and special pricing to attract buyers. Both varieties named, location central, and limited-time promotion.
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Wood
Penny A Girls Band Expected To Be Big Card At Exposition
The Warren County Exposition opening Labor Day promises to be the county s largest. Five days of events include prizes livestock horticulture and the Pennsylvania Girls Band of forty five pieces plus five free outdoor acts. Fraternal Grange Warren County and Educational Day spotlight the schedule with new electric lighting and prominent local directors and officials guiding the fair.
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Warren County
Warren
Sagmnee
Pennsylvania Girls
Philadelphia
Lt. Scava
Grange
Ohio motorists in accident but escape injury report
Fragmentary notes recount a July incident near PorKey where Ohio drivers avoided injuries after a collision. The item also covers resignations at a mining school and a poultry department head taking new posts, plus a series of local visits, social gatherings, and brief community scenes in Warren County with names of businessmen officials and residents.
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Ohio
Porkey area notes from late 19th century travel and events
Narrative items describe road plans toward Sheffield, a Mandolin Club concert at Purkey, and residents like Earl Eskin of Prospect and Fred Anderson of Titusville. The piece covers local travel by rail, a hunting camp inquiry near Cook Forest, a car accident near Balltown with light injuries, a reunion date, and community happenings at Old Home Day and the bungalow.
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Porkey
W. EB. Stover
Riceville
Crawford County
I. C. Best
Balltown
Mr. Best
Mr. Stover
Father
P. H. Curry
South Penn Oil Company
Pittsburgh
J. L. O'Neil
Warren
Mr. Curry
Wolfe
Arnold
Blaisdell
N. Y
Welsh
Lloyd Huston
Sheriff
Bradford
Orletta
Third Avenue
K. A. Littlefield
Frank A. Downey
O. E. Rupert
Opal Shepard
M. van Atten
MacNemar
Noth Girar
Lower Sheriff
A. P
Highland
Elk County
Forest County
Peter Young
G. H. Shepard
E. T. Downey
Sheffield
Tiona
Garfield
Clarendon
Pennsylvania
Lettville Gleamz Vs
Purkey
James Flynn
W. Simpson
Kenneth Littlefield
C. E. Rupert
W. We Serrill
M. A. Rupert
Amy Riche
Flynn
Earl Eskin
Prospect
Bullet County
Farr
Lillefield
Massra
Wood
Gorman
Shoup
Ballthown
Cook Forest
Lindy Lands in Cleveland After Atlantic Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Cleveland at 2:05 p m in the Spirit of St Louis after flying from Buffalo New York. He thrilled thousands as he dipped and circled over downtown before landing at Brook Park Airport. Lindbergh planned a brief Cleveland stay with further visits announced for the city.
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Cleveland
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Buffalo
N. Y
Brook Park
Lindy
Boarding worker goes insane in Shenandoah shooting
Peter Gulick, a boarder at the Boychick home, allegedly became demented and fired two shots at Clarz Boychick, 15, in a bedroom. He then shot himself, dying almost instantly. The girl was seriously injured and hospitalized at Locust Mountain. Gulick had a wife and several children abroad and had lived with the Boychicks.
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Shenandoah
U. P
Peter Gulick
Clarz Boychick
Culick
Locus Mountain Hospital
Gulick
Bri
Larry Boychick
Modern dress arouses praise in Marblehead sermon
In Marblehead Rev. Edward H. Cotton praised contemporary women’s dress as giving the feminine form grace and beauty, noting styles today promote sensible attire. In Braddock an unidentified man, about 60, was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train after reportedly stepping onto the track at Keating Station.
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Marblehead
Edward H. Cotton
Braddock
U P
Baltimore and Ohio
Keating Station
William Kimbering
Copperhead bite leaves game warden in serious condition
Aug 1 John W. Fenton state game keeper is in serious condition at his home after being bitten by a copperhead on two fingers of his right hand yesterday. He was alone and nearly collapsed before reaching home. Dr Grant Hardin Gustin, a Troy physician near Lock Haven, died suddenly from heart disease at his home.
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Snake Blain
John W. Fenton
Fenton
Lock Haven
U. P
Grant Hardin Gustin
Troy
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Penn State
Penny
Gpposition
R. T. Jones
Harry Besblin
E. M. Lowe
Henry Bassett
P. D. Swanson
Warren Preston
H. H Bassett
D. Manley Parker
D. Stewart
W. D. Ward
Ross Porter
Addison White
Harry Beshlin
J. M. Siegfried
R. H
E. A. Holbrook
School of Mines and Metallurgy
W. H. Tombave
Dean Holbrook
University of Pittsburgh
Professor Tombave
American
Youngstown
Saturday Evening Post
Servel
Servel Agal Eit
Youngsville
Weigle
Thelma Downey
New Process Company of
Charles Matie
Mr. Wanna
Westfield
Wrnter
Charles
F. A. Downey
Tionesta Creek
Kellettville
Detar
Serrill
Fred Anderson
Titusville
Fred
Anderson
National Transit Co
Drew-Levick Company
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