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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1947
Page
3
The Wesley foundation launches a war relief drive with a theme Helping our brothers. Perishable and clothing items will aid a Belgian family and French children. Donations accepted Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Methodist church where packing starts. Bob Squires will show photos of the Belgian family.
M. R. Johnson of Polsky's department store Akron will discuss basic home furnishing colors at the Home Economics club meeting Thursday at 4 p.m. in 107K. Johnson will explain blending colors in fabrics for draperies furniture and rugs. The meeting is open to all homemakers.
Architect instructor Joseph Marbito arranges a display of eight scale drawings by Carnegie Tech students to serve as a standard teaching basis for freshman and sophomore architecture classes.
Ballard Brady of the training school faculty will address the Elementary Education club on Thursday at 7 p.m. in 108K. An election committee will be named at the meeting.
KSU invites Akron University Y branches to a social in the Moulton music room from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday. Special entertainment, dancing and refreshments will highlight the event. Luella Vandervort oversees the program to strengthen Y organizations ties.
Kent State University schedules a full week of events across campus. Today features art exhibits from 3 to 6 PM at Kent Hall Gallery, varsity athletics, student service meetings, chemistry club, international relations council, and recitals. Evening includes The Missing Christians film and Madrigal singers, plus dance and YMCA programs. Tomorrow lists student government assembly, faculty meetings, traffic court, and more campus activities across multiple buildings.
Martha Ann Dippel and Alfred J. Schrenk Jr were wed Saturday at Yoder Memorial chapel Lakewood Methodist Church Lakewood Ohio. Ushers were Alton Foutts and James Brindza. Dippel is March graduate former president of Theta Sigma Upsilon daughter of J Henry Dippel of Lakewood. Schrenk son of Alfred Schrenk of Buffalo attends law school in Buffalo.
Elaine Haskell of Rochester N Y plans to marry Bruce E Brooks a liberal arts sophomore. Haskell paused studies last quarter as a sophomore. Brooks attended the university in 1944 45 before joining the paratroop division and later returned to KSU. both will resume studies in the fall quarter.
Vacancies for two men students with single beds and fine eats. Recreation ground. Phone 5257.
Former KSU students are highlighted for diverse achievements. Irving Waterbury, once a tenor lead in Desert Song at Cleveland Music Hall, performed with wife Clara in Rosa Lee. Waterbury served in the army with BBC broadcasts from England. his home is Bedford.
Prof. William D. Taylor Jr head of the school of journalism arrived by plane in Spokane Washington last weekend to attend the funeral of his father William D. Taylor Sr The elder Taylor’s death followed a lengthy illness Prof. Taylor plans to resume his classes Monday
Associate professor of history William L Wannemacher will attend a meeting of the Ohio Academy of History in Columbus this Thursday.
Robert S. Abbott, a George Washington law student and State Department member since 1944, participates in a United Nations preparatory committee in Geneva to inform American negotiators on trade barriers. Anne Louise Scott and David E. Gould announce their engagement, with Scott pursuing art studies at Scripps College and Cleveland School of Art.
Thomas G. Zaugg named exposition chairman for the annual Mansfield fine arts show on May 11. A university graduate formerly an architect in Columbus he also works in sculpture and jewelry. Zaugg, a native of Canton, graduated from KSU and Ohio State University.
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