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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1945
Page
3
Dorothy Shay laments influenza season and the medical chorus pushing tests and thermometers on reluctant patients. A satirical peek at the crowded dispensary scene where patients endure nose sprays throat swabs and mercury thermometers despite feeling fine.
E. A. Willson, head of the Goodrich laboratory at the university, speaks on Natural and Synthetic Latex at a Phi Sigma Xi meeting. The event, chaired by Warren Bendel, begins Thursday at 7 p m in Room 108 Kent Hall with a short business session for members.
The French club hosts a Christmas gathering at Miss Helen W. Machan's home 303 Wilson St. Attendees should bring gifts for exchange. Dixie Grundy leads the program with Ada Swedenburg overseeing refreshments. Betty Pratt heads the decorating committee.
Engleman hall hosts its traditional Christmas party on Tuesday December 18 at 10 30 p m Committee chairmen are Doris Wilkes decorations Betty Faulds entertainment and Arline Sterling refreshments Choral singing directed by Glenna Hopewell
Student forensics will hold a business meeting Thursday December 13 at 4 30 p m in Room 317 Kent Hall. Chestnut Burr pictures will also be taken, announced president Oliver Ocasek today.
The men's union will meet in Room 302 Merrill Hall at 4 p.m. today per George Papp. The agenda includes the New Year's ball intramurals MU banquet and the bulletin board in the men's lounge.
A fragment lists Charles Nichols and Murray Powers among others as bureau managers and photographic editors. Names include Jack Price, Dick Saro, Frank Scherschel, Eck Stanger, James Thomas, Dever Timmons, John Whiting, Charles Wilk. locations include Cleveland Akron Coshocton Ann Arbor and Chicago. roles span AP Life News Pictures and Popular Photography.
Pre medical students aiming for medical school in 1946 must take the American Medical Association aptitude tests. The tests will be distributed at the university Friday December 14 at 2 p.m. after a meeting in the dispensary led by Dr. A. O. DeWeese head of health and physical education.
Announcement of Miss Shirley Bishop engagement to Charles P. Throckmorton following October notice. Wedding planned for January after Navy discharge. Ceremony at Fairmont Presbyterian Church Cleveland with Dottie Newcomb as maid of honor.
University freshman Miss Joan Hostetler of Cleveland announced engaged to Pvt Walter Hoehn of Detroit. A Lowry hall party celebrated the engagement last Tuesday. Hoehn, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hoehn, expects to serve overseas with the air corps, so wedding plans remain indefinite.
A playful poem notes a dog’s odd gait as he runs on three paws to keep his dry paw from getting wet. The speaker ponders the mystery with humorous exasperation and exclamations.
Invitations issued to sororities and fraternities as AO's sponsor hosts first All-Greek dance since 1942. George Conway orchestra plays at the Mayflower from 9 to 12 with automatic 1 o clocks for women students. Alpha Omega active pledges alumnae invited. chaperones listed. event marked by banners, intermission songs, and formal attire.
The Ladies Missionary society of the Congregational church heard Christmas choral readings on December 5 performed by Dorothy Shay Yva Kent and Gail Jeffrey. A Christmas play No Room in the Inn was presented by Bob Chizmar Gail Jeffrey Doreen Hebberts and Lydia Mihok. Harriet Hilliard warns about catching colds by kissing while Gloria the maid quips about sailors.
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