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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1944

Page

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Vets Operate Co-op House

Twelve men will live at a co operative house operated by University veterans next quarter. The K Vet home at 262 Columbus street will have a house warming the first week in January. Signed up are Earl Stewart E Vet president Ted Baskin Richard Cone John Etz James Fletcher George Husa James Kinney John Peterson Richard Stallsmith William Sudeck Ralph Wilde and Donald Young.

Clarence Tonka K-Vet Columbus Street Tonka Earl Stewart E Vet Ted Baskin Richard Cone John Etz James Fletcher George Husa James Kinney John Peterson Richard Stallsmith William Sudeck

Library Hours At University Close for Holidays

Weldon Williams acting librarian said the university library closes Friday December 22 at 5 p m and opens registration day Tuesday January 2 at 9 a m It remains open until 5 p m on registration day Regular hours 745 a m to 9 p m resume Wednesday January 3

Weldon Williams

Seniors Finish Degree Requirements This Quarter

University announces twelve seniors will complete degree work this quarter across liberal arts education and business. Names include Marie Traxler, Luella Cordier, Irene Barber, Grace Bosma, Ruth Deal, Beatrice Mayer, Elizabeth Peoples, Viola Ruckman, Martha Forsberg, Dorothy Edwards, Gloria Compo, and Grace Seeley. Honors and diplomas will be awarded in June unless a March graduation occurs.

Emmet C. Stopher College of Liberal Arts Marie Traxler Luella Hoepel Cordier Earl W. Crecraft Irene Barber B. S Grace Geiske Bosma Ruth Altmann Deal Arden L. Allyn Colllege Miss Traxler Psi Chi Psychology Miss Edwards Miss Barber Miss Peoples Kappa Delta Pi Miss Forsberg Student Council Women’s League Pan-Hellenic Council Alpha Omega Sorority Cordier Kent Stater Miss Bosma WAA Home Economics Beal Miss Compo Miss Mayer Theta Sigma Upsilon Pan- Hellenic Council YWCA

Greek doctor in Greece with UN relief unit writes of Greek suffering

Dr. Constantine Alexopoulos, former University biology instructor, serves with UNRRA in Greece. In a letter to his wife he narrates how Nazi tyranny left his family and the Greek people in misery, hunger and decline, with his father near death and his sister fainting twice on the street.

Constantine Alexopoulos Greece United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Phe Aeesey Vie Athena Alexopoulos Kent U. S. Rubber Development Corporation South America

Predicted Winter Quarter Enrollment Change At University

Registrar E C Stopher reported 160 students pre-registered for winter quarter amid a withdrawal of 30 cadet nurses stationed on campus. Massillon hospital nurses add 12 enrollments with another 100 expected before week’s end. Late fees apply for non registration after this week and January 2.

E. C. Stopher Stopher Massillon City Hospital

Nurses Name Pin-Up Trio For Massillon Hospital Visit

The Lowry hall nurse cadets pick three KSU men Ted Baskin Ralph Wilde and Lou Zaremba as pin-up boys for Massillon State hospital with a close vote that ousted Fred Davies Hank Johnston and Don Moore. The trio hope to sign autographs for nurses reporting December 26. Baskin quipped pin-up boys joke upon learning the honor.

Esquire Army Barracks Massillon State Hospital Lowry Hall Ted Baskin Ralph Wilde Lou Zaremba KSU Fred Davies Hank Johnston Don Moore Massillon

Six Seniors Three Juniors Chosen At Ceremony

Six seniors and three juniors were pledged at a Sunday ceremony after the Messiah program. Mary Ellen Hoffman officiated as Cardinal Key president. Pledges included Ethel Day Violet Gardner Joanne Limber Pauline Strong Betty Van Belt Mary Jane Wertenberger Betty Brown Elaine Chamberlain Janet Irons and Mary Limber.

Cardinal Key Mary Ellen Hoffman Ethel Day Violet Gardner Joanne Limber Pauline Strong Betty van Belt Mary Jane Wertenberger Betty Brown Elaine Chamberlain Janet Irons Miss Hoffman Miss Brown Alpha Omega WAA Chamberlin OWA Sigma Sigma Sigma Miss Day Beta Gamma HPE Gardner Theta Sigma Upsilon Pan- Hellenic League Kappa Delta Pi Phi Alpha Theta AWVS

Vacation Changes KSU Office Hours

All university offices close at 4 p m tomorrow and reopen at 9 a m Tuesday Dec 26. President George A Bowman announced hours for Dec 26 27 28 and 29 are 9 a m to 4 p m. Offices closed Saturday Dec 30 with regular hours resuming Tuesday Jan 2. Department heads may approve longer hours on Dec 26 with later time made up later.

George A. Bowman Bowman

Dr Mensing to Offer Religion Course 271

Dr. C. F. Mensing priest at St. Patrick's church will offer Religion 271 in the winter quarter for two hours credit. The class meets only twice weekly instead of the bulletin listed three days. Mensing previously taught at Sienna College Albany N Y.

C. F. Mensing St. Patrick’s Church Mensing Sienna College Albany N. Y

Frances Fairchild Hosts Army Club and Broadcast Roles

Frances Fairchild of the Air WAC serves as a Wrightfield service club hostess and librarian. She acts in a radio sketch about a little girl and contributed Chestnut Burrs to the Wright field library while promoting WAC medics and rehabilitation work for servicemen.

Frances Fairchild Air Wac Carol Linder Air WAC University Theater Wrightfield McGee Don Quin Fairchild Wacs Cuyahoga Falls Ladies In

Squirrel Appeal Aims to Stock Up Campus Nuts

Ohio State campus officials urge students to bring Christmas nuts or acorns for the squirrels after the break. Larry Wooddell notes 24 campus cottages add new squirrel families while 20 more feeding platforms are planned next spring. Shorty Raithel tends the stations, as corn supplied by the conservation department keeps the diet balanced.

Larry Wooddell Gardner Shorty Raithel Ohio State Conservation Department

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Vets Operate Co-op House Varga Boys Dr. Mensing By Fred Davies BSOC Engleman Hall Wooddell Canada
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