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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1940
Page
2
Advertisement-like line promotes buying an annuity cheaply to secure a life of interest for the buyer and for others who follow the financial speculation. It frames the decision as a spectacle in personal finance and public attention.
After holidays, students may hear Alexander Brailowsky known as The Poet of the Piano in a January 9 concert at the University. The House of Magic GE display comes January 30. Both events are sponsored by the University entertainment committee. Plan open dates for these must attend programs.
Wedding notices list Edna Hoffman and Benjamin Barrett, Carolyn Austin and Walter Waltenbaugh, Olive Venn and Herbert Gifford, and many other Kent alumni marrying between September and November. Couples reside in Youngstown Canton Medina Chardon Akron and Geneva, with occupations at Universal Motors Davey Tree company Firestone and Farm Bureau.
A collage of light gossip and jokes from university scenes featuring Engleman faculty tea talk, a grammar-school teaching misstep in Cleveland, mock wisdom from relatives, a barber shop jab, a brain surgery anecdote ending with a stint at Akron Agricultural College, and quirky student tales from Ball State News and Akron Bucht elite.
Robert Clemmons, Minister for Students at Wesley Foundation, responds to a Kent Stater editorial criticizing churchmanship and urging student indifference. He argues against “perfectionist” preaching standards and cites historical examples of faith sustaining amid criticism.
The Kent Stater lists mailing details second class matter at Kent Post Office under 1978 act. Printed by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. at 138 East Main Street. Associated Collegiate Press representation noted with National Advertising Service in New York Los Angeles and San Francisco. Subscription price is 2.75 dollars per year.
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