UN Secretariat Speaker Steps In for De Lozada at Assembly
Dr. Walter Harris of the United Nations secretariat will address today’s 2 p.m. assembly, replacing ill speaker Dr. Enrique de Lozada. Harris, a program officer and former New Zealand education professor, leads in planning global programs. subject unspecified, focus on UN achievements. Dorothy Marburger and Pat Dutton organize the event for the Cleveland Council of World Affairs, which distributes secretariat notices to promote UN understanding and peace.
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Walter Harris
Secretariat
The
United Nations
Enrique de Lozada
de Lozada
New Zealand
Harris
Special Services
Cleveland Council of World Affairs
Assembly
Dorothy Marburger
Pat Dutton
Christmas Party Hosted by Thompson at Willow Street Home
Members of the Chemistry club will attend a Christmas party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Will S. Thompson Saturday at 7 30 p.m. The gathering takes place at the Thompson residence 331 5 Willow Street.
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Chemistry Club
Will S. Thompson
Thompson
Willow Street
LA Senior Dies In Cleveland
Michael Davidian a 23 year old senior in liberal arts died yesterday morning of pneumonia at his Cleveland home. A transfer from Hiram College he was in his first quarter here and a temporary Windham resident survived by wife and child. He contracted illness visiting his parents in Cleveland over Thanksgiving vacation and was not in school since. Burial set for Lorain Ohio Friday at 2 p.m.
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Michael Davidian
College of Liberal Arts
Cleveland
Davidian
Hiram College
Windham
Simon Davidian
Lorain
Ohio
Social Dance Tonight Ends Quarter’s Social Series
The last social dance of the quarter is set for tonight from 8 to 10 p.m. in Moulton Hall music room. Admission is 25 cents and dancing will use recorded music.
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Moulton Hall Music Room
Stater staff to suspend publication for quarter
The Stater announces a quarter end pause with the last issue this week. Notices or news for holidays must be submitted by Thursday noon. The winter term begins January 6 with a new editor in chief to be named in Friday’s edition.
Clear Dorms For Holidays
All dormitory students must vacate dormitories by 6 p.m. Saturday December 18 for the Christmas holiday. Dorms reopen January 2 at 2 p.m. Students unable to leave by the deadline should report to the head resident or proctor. Cafeteria service ends noon December 18 and resumes January 3. Graduating students or nonreturning residents should notify house mothers to free rooms.
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Rhema A. Fair
Square Dance At Mouton Hall For Kent Students
A square dance open to all students will be held in Mouton hall music room Saturday from 7 30 to 10 30 p m Rev George McCausland former dance instructor at Ohio State and assistant to Berea College president will call Beginners are urged to attend and taught if no experience is needed Admission is 25 cents for students Refreshments will be served as campus religious groups push for a permanent Saturday night recreation plan in Kent.
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Mouton Hall Music Room
George McCausland
Ohio State University
Berea College
McCausland
Kent
Berea
Pigskin Prom Plans Headed for Committee of 40 Meeting
Plans for the Pigskin Prom will be discussed at today’s Committee of 40 meeting at 4 p.m. in 210K. No date is set for the dance. Committees on the date decorations and tickets have been appointed.
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Committee of 40
Three Polls Set For Tomorrow's Student Voting
University students will vote at three polls to elect class presidents, student council representatives, and Men's union members. Major parties ISA Blue Star and Blue and Gold field full slates while freshmen may choose among four unaffiliated candidates. Voters may cast without formal registration. a preferential ballot will be used for certain races.
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University
ISA
Blue Star
Blue and Gold
Irv Wheatley
Elections Committee
Men’s Union
Ballot Instructions For College Officers Voting
Students vote for only one candidate by college and class. Liberal Arts vote at Kent entrance to the auditorium Education students at the gym main entrance Business Administration at Merrill entrance to the auditorium. Polls open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Victorious candidates assume office Thursday at an open student council meeting for the coming year.
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Liberal Arts
Kent
Education Stadmts
Business Administration
Merrill
Former Home Economics Head Dies After Prolonged Illness
Miss Bertha L. Nixson former head of the home economics department in Kent died at her home after a long illness. She led the department from 1915 to 1945 retiring July 31 1945 and helped establish the practice house in 1929. Services 7:30 P.M. tonight at S C Bissler and Sons Funeral Home with burial in Michigan.
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Bertha L. Nixson
Lake Street
Kent
Miss Nixson
Lewis Institute of Arts and Sciences
Chicago
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Ohio Home Economics Club
National Education Society
American Association of University Professors
American Association of University Women
State Home Economics Club
S. C. Bissler and Sons Inc
Michigan
Reservations for annual faculty Christmas dinner
Reservations for the annual faculty Christmas dinner in Lowry hall dining room are due tonight. Co chairs Miss Blance Miller and Mrs Eric Griebling. Hospitality committee greets guests from 6 p.m. Readings and music follow the dinner with Mrs Arthur DuBois and Mrs Roy Metcalf in charge. Santa Claus will attend for the gift exchange.
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Lowry Hall
Blance Miller
Eric Griebling
Arthur DuBois
Roy Metcalf
Santa Claus
State Department Selects Professor for Ohio Education Workshop
Miss Susanne M. Koshler associate professor of education in Bexley Ohio is acting as consultant at an elementary teachers workshop this week. Chosen by the State department she will participate in panel discussions and classroom visits to improve teaching in the elementary field.
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Susanne M. Koshler
Bexley
Ohio
State Department
Koshler
Cardinal Key to Sell Christmas Cards in Kent Hall
The Cardinal Key will sell Christmas cards tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Kent Hall. Cards feature campus snow scenes and are priced at 12 for $1.
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Cardinal Key
Kent Hall
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