Post Vacation Greek Prep Week Plans Reported
Post vacation activity focuses on fraternity prep week with pledges tested in the third degree and initiations planned. Alpha Omega honors Kay Niles with special services on Jan 18. groups plan teas dances and active service as chapters expand and alumni events approach.
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Alpha Omega
Kay Niles
Twin Lakes Country Club
Bud Conner
Carl Ellis
Sherman Minor
Harmon Traxler
Gene Simpson
Dick Weigle
Mothers’ Club
Dance Date Change Discussed By Faculty Committee
A West Virginia booking agency indicates Ted Weems' orchestra could play on a date being considered for February 21. A definite answer is expected today. Despite 14 votes in favor of moving the dance to February 21 the faculty social committee will wait for a signed contract before acting, says Dean Mary L Smallwood.
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West Virginia Booking Agency
Ted Weems
Washington
Mary L. Smallwood
Dining at Bowling Green State University in 1910s
Girls at Bowling Green State University pay 16 cents for a full dinner while boys pay 19 cents. The note reflects a gender price difference in university meals.
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Girls of
Bowling Green
Ohio
State University
Don L Love leaves 25000 for Nebraska and Iowa student loans
The late Don L Love former Lincoln mayor leaves 25000 to the University of Nebraska and 25000 to the University of Iowa for student loan funds.
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Don L. Love
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Calendar of campus events and performances
Inter fraternity council meetings and club gatherings are listed for today at 4 to 9:30 p m. Activities include radio club at 34 McGilvrey hall women's league at 201 Merrill hall home economics club demonstrations and forums at various rooms and times Kent State high basketball in Wills gym play rehearsal social dancing YWCA meeting Alexander Brailowsky concert at 8 15 p m Friday New Year s ball 9 to midnight parliamentary assembly 9 to 10 p m basketball KSU versus Ashland and wrestling KSU versus Waynesburg also at Wills gym
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Merrill Hall
McGilvrey Hall
Kent State High
Wills
YWCA
Moulton Hall
Kent Hall
Alexander Brailowsky
New York Collector Hosts Rare China Display
Miss Laura Sorenson of New York City will lecture to the Home Economics club at 7 30 tonight in room 317 MacGilvrey hall. The public is invited to view her Lenox China collection and hear about America s finest china from adviser Bertha Nixon.
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Laura Sorenson
New York City
Home Economics Club
MacGilvrey Hall
Bertha Nixon
America
Baruch Gifts NYU $50,000 for Therapeutics Professorship
Bernard Baruch has donated 50000 to New York University to establish a professorship in therapeutics, aiming to advance medical research and instruction. The funding supports endowed chair creation at NYU.
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New York University
Bernard Baruch
It's A Nice Scarf, Wasn't It Rosaline Wails
Rosaline Lightman a University junior and waitress at the Robinhood tells of losing a bright red yellow and green scarf bought at an Akron department store marked Made in Poland Hand Blocked All Wool. A blond finder has it now and Rosaline sees it daily at the Hood but fears asking for it due to not knowing the finder.
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Rosaline Lightman
The
Robinhood
Rosaline
Akron
Poland
Former Kentites Given Last Rites
Funeral services were held for two former Kent State University students. Dwight E. Harsh, 36, former secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Association at North Canton, died Monday at Minerva leaving widow Virginia and mother Mrs. Carrie Harsh. Howard Eyerly, 56, Kent graduate and longtime Ashtabula manual arts teacher, died Friday of a coronary embolism. survived by his widow, brothers Charles and Abraham, and sisters Mrs. Emma Hancock and Mrs. Ella Plank.
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Kent State University
Dwight E. Harsh
Young Men’s Christian Association
North Canton
Minerva
Virginia
Carrie Harsh
Howard Eyerly
Kent
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Peoria
Ill
Eyerly
Manual Arts
City Schools
Ashtabula
Charles
Abraham
Emma Hancock
Ella Plank
Growing Library Expands at Kent State University
Kent State University students benefit from a growing library with about 75,000 books and 250 current periodicals. Nine assistants support the head librarian and 15 student workers assist. An east suite renovation will add space for study as donations are carefully used and a purchase appropriation could bring newer volumes.
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Rockwell Library
Kent State University
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