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Waynesburg, prosperous and beautiful : a souvenir pictorial story of the biggest and best little city in Pennsylvania . ccomplished; she urging that to be a successfulcoeducational college, we must have coeducation in all departments of college work. The society halls have twice been refitted and refurnished entirely at the expense of theformer and present members and friends, and are now in excellent condition. For many years each society owned a fairly well equipped library, also the gift of mem-bers and friends; but, owing to the difficulty of keeping a strict account of the books, bothsoci
Waynesburg, prosperous and beautiful : a souvenir pictorial story of the biggest and best little city in Pennsylvania . ccomplished; she urging that to be a successfulcoeducational college, we must have coeducation in all departments of college work. The society halls have twice been refitted and refurnished entirely at the expense of theformer and present members and friends, and are now in excellent condition. For many years each society owned a fairly well equipped library, also the gift of mem-bers and friends; but, owing to the difficulty of keeping a strict account of the books, bothsocieties donated them to the college library. Union points with honor to all her sons and daughters, and rejoices to have them returnat the annual reunions, to say that of all the college memories, the most delightful, and thosebest remembered, center around Union Hall and their fellow society members, and further totestify t3 the advantages of literary work to teach how to tell what one has learned. As to the work of the Union Society of the future, it is this—to live up to Unions motto,Fas et virtutem
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