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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1946
Page
3
Thirteen young Massillon and Ohio nurses trainees begin pre-nursing studies at Kent during the summer. They will earn 2244 quarter hour credits after the second term and receive immunizations as 1500 Kent veterans follow their campus routines. Proby status and curfew at Lowry hall precede their December cap and uniform plans.
The American Library Association has approved the project and will select books to be translated. The United States International Book Association may handle publication and distribution as the project’s agent.
Camilla Jansen will wed Cornell Gus Raffey on August 24 at St. Clements in Lakewood. Jansen studied at Kent from 1944 for two years. Raffey attended the university in 1941 and plans to return this fall.
Dr. Crecraft, Indiana born scholar with degrees from Franklin College Columbia University and a Kent State era dean, resigns his professional association with the university. His career included professorships at Akron New York Syracuse and Cornell and teaching posts at Ohio State University.
Rae Ellen Lohrke was elected president of Moulton hall for the remainder of the summer session at a dormitory meeting. Jean Rouse was chosen secretary and Helen Locke treasurer.
Miss Sonoe Taketa, a Hawaiian born university student, and Eustace Hanoman of India delivered addresses at the Wesley foundation meeting last Sunday on the subject Religious Views in My Native Land. W. W. Kincaid Smith presided as the discussion followed the talks.
Former University professor Dr C F Rumold will speak on Man In the Coming World at the Wesley foundation Sunday evening in the Methodist church Martha Wilbur will lead the program A picnic at Munroe Falls park is planned for the latter part of next week
Tickets for the senior luncheon go on sale Wednesday August 21 at the gym entrance and continue through Friday August 23 from 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. The lunch is Thursday August 29 at 12 30 in the west dining room of Lowry hall and costs 1 75.
The discussion notes the author’s two landmark books, with Dom of the Seas published in 1935 and Government and Business cited as a pioneer work in the field.
A lost item notice seeking return of a billfold containing money and papers. Finder to return to Denver Sturgill. phone number 3296. Reward offered.
A collection of modern French prints by Van Gogh Gauguin Braque Dufy and Degas opens in the second floor gallery between Kent and Merril halls. Assistant professors Thelma Hyland and Wilbur W West say next week will feature student summer design and crafts.
Miss Amy Bishop assistant director of the Cleveland hearing and speech center Western Reserve University and Mrs Helen Goodman Cleveland Public Schools speech therapist visited the speech and hearing clinic last Wednesday. John R Montgomery head of the clinic announced plans for cooperation with the organizations represented. Following luncheon at the Robin Hood a tour of inspection was made. Tea was served later in the afternoon by graduate therapists.
The narrator visits Xochimilco by crowded bus and sees the famed colorful lake with flower decked boats. He describes the floating gardens, singing bands, and lively riverside scenes, ending with a dreamlike return to Mexico City. This is part two in Miss Cook's Kent Stater series.
KAPPA MU KAPPA pledges Ab bey Stevenson won last week’s fraternity tennis tournament. Visitors this week were Jess Bond Ralph Braden and Nick Pandelis. Bob Clark heads the Bed for a Vet committee. DELTA PHI SIGMA pledges under Jack James host the Scummer Hop at Cuya hoga Falls American Legion hall tomorrow night. SIGMA TAU GAMMA recalls Earl Greaves wedding last Saturday and Arnold Lewis wins alumni golf tourney defeating Perry Whalen. New phone number is 3022.
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