Oberlin Speaker to Head Health Club Banquet
Dr. Gertrude E. Moulton head of Oberlin College physical education will speak at the Health and Physical Education club annual banquet tomorrow at the Robin Hood at 5 30 p m Tickets are on sale in the atrium and must be purchased before noon tomorrow Joanne Borofka and Mae Belle Anglemeyer are in charge
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Physical Education Department
Oberlin College
Health and Physical Education Club
Joanne Borofka
Mae Belle Anglemeyer
Students Make Dolls For YW Show In Cuyahoga Falls
Five art students led by Miss Nina Humphrey at a Cuyahoga Falls home constructed painted and dressed rag dolls for the YWCA doll show to be held Thursday at Moulton hall from 7 to 8 p m. The group included Emma Holmes Mary Ingraham Mary Potchin Elizabeth Church and Mary Stocking.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Nina Humphrey
School of Art
YWCA
Moulton Hall
Emma Holmes
Mary Ingraham
Mary Potchin
Elizabeth Church
Mary Stocking
Akron Man To Address Commerce Club Meeting
A. O. Porter, manager of the Akron Better Business Bureau, will address the Commerce Club tomorrow on Consumer and Business Ethics at 4 p.m. in room 317 McGilvrey Hall. Plans for a field trip and a membership drive will be discussed.
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Akron
Commerce Club
A. O. Porter
Akron Better Business Bureau
McGilvrey Hall
Dancing In Gym Tomorrow Night From 8 To 10
Social dancing returns to the gymnasium tomorrow night from 8 to 10. Dr A C Poe associate professor of health and physical education announced the schedule yesterday.
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A. C. Poe
Delta Kappa Gamma Holds Business Social Meeting
Delta Kappa Gamma will hold a business meeting tomorrow at the chapter house 309 South Willow from 4 to 5 30 p m Miss Bertha Nixson head of home economics department and Miss Nona Jordan assistant professor of home economics will act as hostesses Tea will be served.
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Delta Kappa Gamma
South Willow Street
Bertha Nixson
Nona Jordan
Thanksgiving weddings and engagements among former university students
Former students from the university announce multiple weddings and engagements this Thanksgiving season. John McGranahan of Aurora wed Ruth Rothlesberger of Aurora on November 20 and will reside in East Cleveland. Gretchen Neidlinger and Byron Morgan Jr. married November 27 in Mogadore and will live in New Brighton, Pa. Blanche Ingleha of Vicksburg Michigan wed Harold J. Hosley on November 3. Mary Elaine Cannon of Massillon married Clyde E. Lehman on Thanksgiving. Kathleen Abbott of Canton engaged to Charles MacQuigg, an Ohio State graduate and commander at Sheppard Field Texas. Vincent Toth of Lorain wed Shirley Buckley of Elyria. Amy McConnell, former Phi Alpha Alpha member, engaged to Robert E. Lane of Kent. Charles Trommer of Stow engaged to Dorothy Neugebauer of Stow. Trommer, a Pittsburgh transfer, works for Goodyear in Akron.
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Blanche Ingleha
Vicksburg
Mich
Harold J. Hosley
Mary Elaine Cannon
Massillon
Clyde E. Lehman
Kathleen Abbott
Canton
Charles MacQuigg
Miss Abbott
MacQuigg
Ohio State University
417Th Air School
Sheppard Field
Texas
Vincent Toth
Lorain
Shirley Buckley
Elyria
Only the Best Is the Best in Every Meal Line
Bright kitchen motto emphasizes quality and transparency in cooking. It promises consistent results and meals prepared before customers.
K P Club Plans Yuletide Activities and Party
The Kindergarten Primary club meets today in room 219 Kent hall at 4 p m to discuss Christmas season activities and its Yuletide party. A committee to arrange nursery Christmas gifts will be appointed. Shirley Giles club president.
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Kent Hall
Shirley Giles
Kent Graduate To Take Army Air Flight Course
Jack Stanford McGurk, University graduate, is stationed at Maxwell Field Alabama taking a flight training course in the Southeast Air Corps Training Center to become a pilot for the United States Army.
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Kent
Army Air Flight
Jack Stanford McGurk
Maxwell Field
Ala
Southeast Air Corps Training Center
United States Army
Alumnus Returns Here From Fort Knox
Philip Bambaci of Harrison New York a KSU alumnus and former biology graduate assistant returned here yesterday from Fort Knox Kentucky where he had served for a year He is now Philip Belmont and was among the first soldiers to go from Kent He plans a short stay after his release from camp.
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Philip Bambaci
Harrison, N. Y
KSU
Fort Knox
Bambaci
Philip Belmont
Kent
Michigan State Wins National Interfraternity Trophy
Michigan State University’s interfraternity council won the National Interfraternity Conference trophy in New York last week. The four foot bronze statue will rotate annually as a prize for programs aiding education and campus life including scholarships, a college guide for prospective students, Greek Week, community relations drives with the Community Chest and Red Cross, and charity parties for underprivileged children.
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Michigan State Interfraternity Council
New York City
Leebrick Home Hosts Faculty Wives Tea
Faculty wives gather for a tea at the Leebrick home on West Main street from 3 to 5 PM Thursday. Sponsored by the Faculty Wives club with Mrs. E Ladislaw Novotny as chairman in charge.
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K. C. Leebrick
West Main Street
Faculty Wives, Club
E. Ladislaw Novotny
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Gertrude E. Moulton
Teese
Pepsi-Cola
Erty. WY
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Akron, Ohio
Mer University
John McGranahan
Aurora
Ruth Rothlesberger
East
Cleveland
Gretchen Neidlinger
Byron Morgan, Jr
Mogadore
New Brighton
Dick’s Diner
The
Brady
K-P Club
P.m
Fort Knox, Ky
Michigan State
Igan State
of the University
Leebrick
Wrigley
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