Kent State gets holiday buzz with visits and visits
Busy belles smash dull vacation days as KSU upper classmen attend parties old friends holiday concerts and dances. Cadet George Davis travels from Montgomery to show off in a new uniform while Mary Clark and Bill Hill double date. Ray Green promotes If I Were A Co ed as Kent stays lively.
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KSU
Aggie Cornett
Walt Carey
CAA
Kent
George Davis
Montgomery
Ala
Cleveland
Rosemary Dempsey
Mary Clark
Pittsburgh
Bill Hill
Ray Green
Green
Ray
Fraternity New Year News From Campus Socials
Beaus Walter Jackshaw hosted a New Year party at his father’s new home. Guests included publicity agent George Condos. Draft calls hit four Kappa Sigs Linehare Kasik Dengel and McMasters while Bill Hudak joins the army. Christmas and New Year trips featured many fraternities with gifts and hell week plans announced.
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Walter Jackshaw
Jack
George Condos
Condos
Jack Linehare
Charles Kasik
Walter Dengel
Woody McMasters
Bill Hudak
Bowers Tops Betty Aspeds Play Host To Three KSU Women
University halls buzzed as 2 600 students returned early from a two week vacation. Betty Crampton Kent Stater editor and Nat Fioersheimer Duchess editor were limited to bed due to colds. Miss Mary Ellen Bowers visited the dispensary for a cold and was admitted to the infirmary as this year's first patient.
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Bowers
Betty Aspeds
KSU
Betty Crampton
Kent Stater
Nat Fioersheimer
Duchess
Mary Ellen Bowers
Lindy
University janitor ill at home with influenza
Okey L. McGowan, University custodian, is ill at his home at 315 S. Willow Street with influenza and general weakness. Return to work is undecided. Parnassus, a magazine of the College of Arts Association of America, is now published at the University of Iowa. Feminine enrollment in Vermont Engineering college is three, tripling last year.
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Okey L. McGowan
S. Willow Street
Parnassus
The
College of Arts Association of America
University of Iowa
University of Vermont Engineering College
Telzrow Funeral Held Yesterday
Robert William Telzrow 18 a student at the University of Cleveland was cremated in Highland crematory after a fatal car crash Saturday morning near Twin Lakes. State patrolmen found no cause for the crash beyond the youth losing control on a sharp curve. He lived seven hours after the crash with his parents and friends at his bedside. Telzrow worked for William Feather Printing in Cleveland and had attended the University in 1939 40. His home was Bedford.
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Robert William Telzrow
Highland Crematory
Cleveland
Telzrow
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Ravenna
Twin Lakes
The
William Feather Printing Company of
University
Bedford
Sigma Tau Gamma Invitational Smoker Planned
Sigma Tau Gamma hosts an invitational smoker expecting seventy five men. Entertainment and refreshments arranged by committee members William Swallow Robert Eriser and Ross McCafferty.
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Sigma Jau Gammas
William Swallow
Robert Eriser
Ross McCafferty
New Year Dance Kicks Off 1941 Season at Wills Gym
The Women's League hosts a belated New Year's ball at Wills gymnasium Friday night from 9 to 12. Denny Thompson leads the band with co chairs Bob Mosher and Vince McDevitt. Betty Chapman handles publicity, Margaret Patterson chaperones, Esther Schoor decorations. Dr and Mrs K C Leebrick guests of honor. Faculty invited. admission by activity ticket. informal dress.
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Women’s League
Wills Gymnasium
Denny Thompson
Bob Mosher
Vince McDevitt
Betty Chapman
Margaret Patterson
Esther Schoor
K. C. Leebrick
Eleanor Green
Mary L. Smallwood
Raymond E. Manchester
Theater group invites nonfeatured students to join
The group calls on students to attend a Friday 4 PM meeting in room 316 Kent Hall to join an experimental theater project. Plays will be student directed and shown to University theater members, with other engagements possibly blocked.
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Experimental Theater
Kent Hall
University
University Theater
Mrs Mary Manko Dead Mother of Kent Grad
Mrs Mary Manko mother of Tom Manko former Kent State University student died of a heart attack yesterday after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at S C Biss ler and Sons funeral parlors in Kent.
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Mary Manko
Kent Grad
Tom Manko
Kent State University
S. C. Bissler and Sons
Kent
Urban Elected National Vice President of Gammas
George Urban former States editor and Sigma Tau Gamma member was elected national vice president at the annual conclave in Kansas City Missouri. Local Gammas William Swallow and Duane Barney attended as representatives. Urban was a Gamma house guest last weekend after the meeting.
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Ed Zink
Fred Prasse
Floyd Thorne
New York City
National Student Federation of America
Bill Swallow
Duane Barney
Kansas City
Urban
Gammas
George Urban
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
William Swallow
Gamma House
Solar Hitch-Hiker observation ends this week
The comet will be visible for four days from today through Friday with a telescope set up near Rockwell Library for students and faculty to view the so called Solar-hitch-hiker before it vanishes again after January 14 and does not return until 2041 A D.
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Rockwell Library
Sociologists Attend Several National Conventions During Vacation
Cuber and Corey, sociology and economics faculty, joined multiple national meetings during vacation. Cuber attended the American Sociological Society convention and the National Conference on Family Relations in Chicago and visited Bangor Michigan. Edwin Lemert went to Cincinnati and Detroit while James T. Laing visited Charleston. Corey attended the American Economic Association meeting in New Orleans and C A Slocum joined the American Marketing Association in Chicago.
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John FP. Cuber
American Sociological Society
Chicago
Bangor
Mich
Edwin Lemert
Cincinnatti
Detroit
James T. Laing
Charleston
W. Va
C. 8. Corey
American Economic Association
New Orleans
C. A. Slocum
American Marketing Association
Kent State Forms New Psi Chi Honorary Chapter
National Psi Chi accepts Kent State University students into a new local Kent chapter with Haglund as president and Goerke Higgins Gilcrest Kochenderfer Culhan and others named. Psi Chi will install the Kent chapter, Kent becomes the 33rd active chapter alongside Iowa State NYU Chicago USC and others with Ohio University as the nearest existing chapter.
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Psi Chi
Carl Haglund
Kent State
Kappa Sigma Psi
Kent
Haglund
Robert Goerke
John Higgins
Jean Gilcrest
Lillian Kochenderfer
Jean Culhan
W. Haglund
D. W. Pearce
Edna Rickey
Raymond Clark
Iowa State
New York University
Chicago University
University of Southern California
Ohio University
October and November births Show Stronger Baby Bones
Penn State researchers find infants born in October and November average higher bone density than those born in other months based on early study data.
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Pennsylvania State College
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Steady
Alec Templeton
Princeton Triangle
June Smith
Tri Sig
Florida
KMK
Bob Hatterton
California
Stew Fern
Mickey Dover
Ohio WA
Peggy Fike
Joe Blair
Washington, D. C
Gerry Price
Sigma Tau Gamma
Dick’s Diner
Joe
Pat O’brien
Constance Bennett
Carrolls
Ken Murray
Deanna Durbin
Blondie Plays
Cupid
Cuber
Corey
Imperial Dry Cleaning Co
Dial
Kent National Bank Bldg
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