Sixteen Will Attend Wesley Meet At OSU
Students from 12 colleges attend the Ohio Methodist Student conference at Ohio State University with talks on civil liberties church in society and labor relations Speakers include Rev DeWitt Balwin Dr Heil Bollinger and Prof Drexel MacTavish The Kent group lists 16 travelers led by Dr Foster C Anderson and Rev Walter C Eyster.
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Wesley
Osu
Indianola
Ohio State University
Ohio Methodist
DeWitt C. Balwin
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
Heil L. Bollinger
Board of
Wesley Foundations
Ted F. Silvey
Ohio Cio Council
Russell L. Bayliff
Methodist Church
Delaware
Robert Harper
Westminister Foundation
Drexel MacTavish
First Universalist Church
Ben Aronson
Ohio Wesleyan University
Kent
Helen Cassidy
Dale Ganyard
Aroald Bereit
Marjory Fankhauser
Winona Weiss
Roger Wilkin
Helen Jancek
Aileen Milligan
Verla Walters
Frances Haley
Iva Bates
Gertrude DeVos
Mary Offenhauer
Leonard Hill
William Steigler
Josephine Dagg
Foster C. Anderson
Walter C. Eyster
Artz Expects Burr Yearbook Delivery In May
Thurman Artz, editor, says Chestnut Burr yearbook will go to press next week. The construction themed edition has grown since last year and will be distributed on campus in late May with many surprises in store.
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Thurman Artz
Artz
Machin and Rowlan Attend Language Convention
Miss Helen Machan and Miss Edith Rowlan professors will attend a foreign language instructors convention in Cleveland on Saturday with Miss Norma Wood head of the training school French department from the university.
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Helen Machan
Edith Rowlan
The
University
Norma Wood
Cleveland
Kathryn Klink
Keyes
Moulton Hall
Ohio Association of Deans of Women
Toledo
Mary Smallwood
Association To Modern Language Teachers
Faculty spotlight Despite high output few students notice
A roundup of university faculty achievements highlights professors publishing articles in state journals and giving talks. Dr. Harry Wolfe writes The Retail Executive. Dr. H. M. Cater contributes on Coal during the Eighteenth Century. Dr. J. T. Laing writes on Humanizing Teacher Training. Prof. Kochendorfer gives five talks this April. English professor Dr. Walter Simmons reviews two books. Faculty women travel to meetings in Cincinnati, Toledo, and Cleveland.
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Harry Wolfe
Department of Commerce
Lyons
H. M. Cater
West Virginia Academy of Science
Virginia
West Virginia School Journal
J. T. Laing
Laing
C. C. Kochendorfer
WTAM
Kochendorfer
Travelers Club
Kent
Walter Simmons
J. B. Priestley
Akron College Club
Richard Wright
Akron
Kappa Delta Pi
Church Services for This Sunday in Town
Local churches announce Sunday services with sermon topics and times. First Methodist Episcopal presents Chosing a Leader by Rev. Foster C. Anderson at 10 45 a m. First Congregational offers How Do You Pray by Rev. Edward W Wilcox at 11:00 a m. First Christian-ev D S Mac Donald speaks Is the Church a Necessity or a Convenience at 10 30 a m. First Universalist features For What Are We Living by Rev C A Hallenbeck at 11:00 a m. Faith Lutheran lists Rev A Ziegler with service details.
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First Methodist Episcopal
Foster C. Anderson
Chosing
First Congregational
Edward W. Wilcox
First Christian
D. S. MacDonald
C. A. Hallenbeck
Faith Lutheran
A. Ziegler
Revival Services and Mass Schedule At Local Churches
Morning services include Joy in Believing at Trinity Lutheran with Rev H E Hamme at 10 30 a m An Invitation at 10 45 a m at Church of the Brethren with Rev E A Edwards The Careless at 10 30 a m at Church of the Nazarene with Rev Tosti closing revival Serv St Patrick s Church Masses listed 7 8 30 10 and 11 a m
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Trinity Lutheran
H. E. Hamme
Church of the Brethren
E. A. Edwards
Church of the Nazarene
Rev
Tosti
St. Patrick’s Church
C. L. Bartlett
Leo Carlin
Cunningham To Head Membership Committee
Harry A. Cunningham of the Biology department was chosen by the Ohio Academy of Science to lead a Kent area membership committee ahead of the Academy’s 50th anniversary celebration in Columbus May 9 10 11. The committee aims to recruit new members with notable scientists from across the United States on the program. Members named include Dr Kenneth L Kelley Clarence Cook Dr J Arthur Herrick Dr Edna Lotz Dr Ralph W Dexter Dr T H Coven and Mr Cunningham.
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Harry A. Cunningham
Ohio Academy of Science
Kent
The
Academy
Columbus
United States
Ohio Academy
Kent Area
Kenneth L. Kelley
Clarence Cook
J. Arthur Herrick
Edna Lotz
Ralph W. Dexter
T. H. Coven
Cunningham
Kindergarten Primary Club Party For Eighty Children
Eighty children will be entertained by the Kindergarten Primary club at their annual children's party tomorrow from 3 to 5 in Moulton hall. The program includes poster and puppet plays in the department's new theater. Shirley Piles chairs the event with Helen Walker as refreshments chair. Ruth and Jane Schwartz co-chair arrangements.
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Moulton Hall
Shirley Piles
Helen Walker
Ruth and
Jane Schwartz
Cuber Named to National Committee on Family Research
Dr. John F. Cuber associate professor of sociology at Kent State has been elected to the National Committee on Family Research by the National Conference on Family Relations. He joins about 12 men nationwide on the panel, one of its kind. His fame stems from marriage and family courses at Kent State and his role as counselor for the Boy Meets Girl clinic run by the Akron University women's league.
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John F. Cuber
Family Research
National Conference On Family Relations
Cuber
Kent State
Akron University Women's League
Lowery Hall Teas Guests and Musicians Named
Faculty members and their wives will attend a formal tea at Lowry Hall on Sunday April 21 from 4 to 6 in the dining room. Jeannet Morgan Cay McGowan Evelyn Squires and June Davidson will preside at the tea tables. Jean Roberts Polly Ann Queen Martha Harper and Annette Smith will play the piano.
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Lowry Hall
Jeannet Morgan
Cay McGowan
Evelyn Squires
June Davidson
Jean Roberts
Polly Ann Queen
Martha Harper
Annette Smith
Illinois University Counts Fifty Four Thousand Six Hundred Sixty Six Graduates
The University of Illinois reports a total of 54 666 living graduates. This figure reflects its alumni continuing to contribute to academia and industry across decades.
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The
University of Illinois
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