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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1947

Page

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My Sister Eileen Opens Three Day Run At 8 15

Freshman players under G Harry Wright stage My Sister Eileen tonight at 8 15 in the auditorium. Jane Gates and Jane King star as Eileen and Ruth with a large cast including Paul Nasrallah Richard Banker and others. The Broadway hit follows Ruth and Eileen in New York as they pursue careers and encounter six future admirals in a rented apartment. Tickets are available in the Kent hall annex.

G. Harry Wright University Sister Eileen Ruth Eileen Sherwood New York Jane Gates Jane King Eileen Paul Nasrallah Mr. Appopolous Richard Banker Wreck John Brandt Jensen Duane Payne Lonigan the Cop Jack Dettre Mr. Fletcher Anne Blackwelder Helen Wade Ernest Mauer Frank Lippencott Ed Shelton Chick Clark Tom Drouillard Cossack Jackie Duke Violet Shelton Becky Caldwell Dorothy Curtiss Helen Mitrovka Dick Leigle Charles Broz Betty Cibula James Scott Madeleine Bodnar Julia Ross Kent Hall

Degrees Awarded To Firefighters At KSU

Kent State University has issued more than 5,000 firefighting diplomas over eight years through a four-member faculty and the KSU extension department under Dean Frew Musselman. The eight year program runs twenty two hour sessions, indoor and outdoor demos, with one accident and salaries funded by the Ohio State Board for Vocational Training.

Kent State KSU Extension Department Frew Musselman Ohio State Board Dean Musselman Robert Reese State Supervisor of Trade and Industries Board of Vocational Education Ohio Committee For Cleveland KSU

Will Organize KSU University Gym Team

HPE instructor Vic Moore announced that KSU will form its first university gym team since the war. The team will perform demonstrations at home basketball games and meet other schools. A parallel bars and horses routine will debut at the first home game next Tuesday. Students should meet in Moore's office at 4 p.m. today.

KSU HPE Vic Moore Moore Wills Gym

Religious Coordinator Appointed at Kent State University

Rev. A. Laten Carter, Kent State United Christian Fellowship’s first minister, will coordinate programs of Christian, Congregational and Universalist groups with other campus Christian organizations. He was sent by a six‑denomination body and will begin duties in January after serving at Venice Presbyterian Church and as a Navy chaplain.

A. Laten Carter Kent State United Christian Fellowship Carter Kent Missouri Valley College McCormick Theological Seminary Chicago Venice Presbyterian Church

Dancing Tonight at Wills Gym Social

Social dancing in Wills gym from 8 30 to 10 15. Frank Williams orchestra provides music. Admission is 25 cents per person. Each couple must present at least one activity card.

Wills Gym Frank Williams Orchestra

Amateur Night Auditions At Kent Elks Club

Students invited to audition tonight and next Wednesday for the Kent Elks Amateur Night. Auditions start at 8 p.m. at the Main Street clubhouse. Cash prizes will be awarded at the second annual event on Saturday December 13.

Kent Elks Club

Flying Club Meets at University Club in 109M

The Flying Club Meets University Flying Club Inc. will convene in 109M this evening at 7 PM. Members are urged to be present for the meeting.

University Flying Club, Inc

Memorial Stadium Drive Starts at Kent for 1948 Plan

The university launches a $75,000 stadium campaign led by Martin L. Davey Jr to honor World War II veterans with Memorial Stadium. First section aims 5,000 permanent seats and 10,000 bleachers, total 30,000 capacity, ready for 1948 grid season. A single Kent solicitation will occur, rest funded by alumni and students. The team draws 15,000 fans in adequate facilities, prompting away games and noting John Carroll's coach Eisele criticizing current facilities.

University Martin L. Davey, Jr Davey Memorial Stadium Kent KSU John Carroll University Herb Eisele United States

University Flying Club Adds Luscome Silvaire Plane

The University Flying Club acquires a Luscome Silvaire 1941 model airplane with a 75 hp engine and two way radio. New officers elected include Don Warkford director and Ronald Armitage president. The club, formed by 20 air minded students after GI Bill training, was incorporated in October to pool funds for the plane.

University Flying Club Luscome Silvaire Don Warkford Ronald Armitage Jerome Andrews Thaddeus T. Stokes Harold Province Andrew Paton Charles Smith Edward Mayer G.I

Men’s Club Reorganized at Kent State University

Kent State University announces the reformation of its Men’s Glee Club under A L Dittmer assistant professor of music with duties as conductor and baritone soloist. Dittmer, a University of Iowa graduate, brings a Columbia Teachers College master’s and Eastman School of Music doctoral work. Limited men may join. apply in the music office 315M. Rehearsals start Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m.

KSU A. L. Dittmer Fred H. Denker Dittmer The University of Iowa Teachers College, Columbia University Kent State Eastman School of Music Rochester Glee Club

Council Recommends Winter Sports Honor Activities

The Council of Presidents sent recommendations urging assemblies to honor varsity winter sports teams and booster sponsorships for major winter sports events. Plans for the Memorial Stadium drive were shared with council members by Stater Editor Bob Lengacher.

Council of Presidents Memorial Stadium Council Stater Bob Lengacher

Christmas Card Sale at Cardinal Key

Cardinal Key ends its Christmas card sale starting tomorrow with sales headquarters in the main hall from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cards feature campus snow scenes and are priced six for 50 cents or a dozen for one dollar.

Cardinal Key

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