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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1940

Page

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CAA to Offer Instructor Flight Course Debuts

The Civil Aeronautics Administration will start an apprentice flight instructors course on December 15. Sponsored by Akro Airways and not tied to a college, the program requires completion of the restricted commercial course and includes 25 to 35 hours of flight instruction plus 20 hours of ground school.

Civil Aeronautics Administration Adrian van Wyen Kent Akron Airways CPTP

What If The Sun Shines Hike Set For Sunday

The Kent State Hiking Club plans a Sunday afternoon snow hike from Prenticegate at 2 p m. The trek will explore campus points of interest and Hank La Torracca a senior will serve as chief naturalist accompanying the group.

Kent State Hiking Club Prenticegate Hank la Torracca

Evaluation Group Sets Second Fall Meeting Tomorrow

Dean John L. Blair of the college of education announced the second fall meeting of the Evaluations Centers group will be held tomorrow. The organization critiques high schools in the local area with probable Kent State representatives including Dr. A L Heer, Dr. A W Stewart, Miss Suzanne M Koehler, Miss Arga Etta Ruffer, and group members Willard Barker and Miss Edna Morgan.

John L. Blair College of Education Kent State Dean Blair A. L. Heer A. W. Stewart Suzanne M. Koehler Arga Etta Ruffer Willard Barker Canfield Edna Morgan Cleveland

Scairt Moulton Dresses Lincoln Role on Local Stage

Gene Moulton, a University junior, channels Abe Lincoln in a touring Pulitzer play staged on campus. He matches Lincoln in manner and appearance and discusses preparing to inhabit the historic figure on Thursday and Friday nights. The production marks the first campus staging of the drama once led by Raymond Massey.

August Quattrochi Abe Lincoln Gene Moulton University Moulton Summit Street Robert Sherwood Raymond Massey Abe Lincoln Gene Massey

Dr. Allen Highlights Birds Life In Lecture At University

Dr. Arthur A. Allen of Cornell presented The Birds of America at the University auditorium. The talk featured rare American birds, their calls, and amusing humanlike traits as observers filmed 20 000 miles of habitats with blinds.

Dr. Allen America Arthur A. Allen University Allen Cornell University David

Biology Club Photo and Talk at 4 PM Today

The Biology Club meets at 4 p m in room 372 McGilvrey hall to discuss Up to Date and to take a group portrait for the Chestnut Burr. The event centers on club activities and campus journalism.

McGilvrey Hall

Grunau Orchestra On Air From University Theater Saturday

Frances Koole announces Grunau's orchestra will air from the University theater Saturday night. From the Portage hotel ballroom the music will be broadcast from 11 30 until midnight over WAKR Akron.

Harry Grunau University Theater Frances Koole Portage Hotel Grunau WAKR Akron

Choir Opens Season At Canton On 15th

The University a capella choir begins a busy Yuletide season with four concerts, starting December 15 at Trinity Lutheran church in Canton. The program blends a Christmas catalogue narrated by Robly Evans with choral pieces and multiple solo parts by Clara Biasella Geraldine Brown Clarice Wise.

Canton Trinity Lutheran Church Robly Evans Clara Biasella The Mathews Cowan Praetorius Geraldine Brown Jeanne Brenner Gelsaminga Massucel Betty McCurdy Patricia O’ Sizbaugh Clare Biasella Mildred Cukrow Gladys Mumaw Phyllis Ricart Jeanne Roberts Norma Baldwin Mary Eleanor Foster Helen Gregory Margaret Horton Marx Stocking Virginia Black Mary Jane Herrick Charlotte Knight Florence Strong Clarice Wise Dale Ganyard Robert Shaffer Max Troesch Ray Valenti Irving Waterbury Arthur Baldwin David Kemppel David Kepner Robert Kowanda Charles Richards Robert Harrington Robert Houser Nelson Llewellyn LeRoy Owen George Williams John Busch Frank Crofcot Joseph Kilgrove Bert Taylor Donald Wafler

Abe Lincoln in Illinois Opens at University Theater

A capacity crowd is expected for the first performance of Abe Lincoln in Illinois when the curtains rise at 8 15 tomorrow night in the university auditorium. Tickets went on sale yesterday afternoon at the gym entrance ticket booth. Ducats may be obtained with an activity ticket for Thursday or Friday performances.

Abe Lincoln Illinois University Auditorium Jack Harris University Theater

Carter Elected Vice President In Cleveland Wrestling Group

Nick Carter, supervisor of intramurals, was chosen as vice president of the Cleveland Wrestling Association at the Case Club in Cleveland. Joe Begala was succeeded as president by Robert Bob Enmyer of Garfield Heights High School.

Nick Carter Cleveland Wrestling Association Case Club Cleveland Joe Begala Kent Robert Bobenmyer Garfield Heights

Dance classes and social dancing schedule announced

Miss Bertha Whitton announced that a beginners dance instruction session will be held from 6 30 to 7 30 p m each Wednesday in room 115 Kent hall. Social dancing remains scheduled in Wills gym from 8 to 10 tonight.

Kent*hall Bertha Whitton Wills Gym

League Invites Women to Report for Committee Work

University women are invited to join Women's league committees reporting today at 4 p.m. in room 201 Merrill Hall.

Women's League Merril Hall

Schraegle appoints three to Junior Council

Pete Mango Carl Ellis and James Rybak were named to Schraegle’s junior executive council at yesterday’s meeting. Bill Schraegle said the appointments span campus factions and ensure fairness. No prom decisions were reached though plans hint at both junior senior and senior only events.

Schraegle Pete Mango Carl Ellis James Rybak Bill Schraegle

Senior Group Hears Talk on Evolution and Religion

The growing Senior Men's luncheon crowd heard Dr. James Heath, biology professor, discuss Evolution and Religion and their relationship in a noon talk at the Robinhood. Hank Latorraca noted the expanding turnout as Chester Kepler prepares to chair next week with Dr. Maurice Baum on Religion and No Religion.

James Heath Robinhood Hank Latorraca Chester Kepler Maurice Baum

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