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Pennsylvania College

a coeducational institution in Gettysburg, Pa., founded in 1832 under the auspices of the the Lutheran Church; reported at the close of 1919: Professors and instructors, ville, Ph. D. 35; students 500; president, W. A. Granstudents 500; president, W. A. Gran- PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN. An institution founded by the Presbyterian Church in 1869 to prowomen with a college education, and also instruction in the social service work of the Church. It is situated in the residential section of Pittsburgh, Pa., and had in 1915 a total enrollment of 250. The buildings and grounds are now valued valued at $700,000.

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