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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1947
Page
3
The University Art club lowers Masque ball ducat price to two dollars per couple for the January 25 event announced by president Walt Schaffer. Richard Pope was named historian at the latest meeting. An interclub art show is under discussion to be held in Cleveland this spring.
Club 46 under Business and Professional Women of Kent opens Thursday January 9 and will meet every Thursday from 8 to 11 p m for university students. The Kent National Bank building above Ohio Edison hosts a dance card games ping pong and pool with a soft drink bar. Admission 25 cents or a 2 dollar membership.
Wesley foundation extends invitation to all students and faculty for open house at Kent Methodist Church Sunday from 2 30 to 4 p m. Bonnie Dunlap is general chair man with assistants Ann Irons and Janice Flickinger. Friday the church recreation parlor will be open to all students at 8 p m.
Lutheran students organize an ice skating party at Twin Lakes on Sunday afternoon. Attendees meet Faith Lutheran church at 4 p.m. and transportation is provided. A supper will be served at 6 30 p.m. at the church.
Phi Sigma Xi science and mathematics honorary will hold its first quarter meeting in room 108 Kent hall at 7 p.m. Active services will be held. Recent pledges include Chester Amond Marvin Bloomberg Archie Brown Richard Burriss James Edwards Thomas Graham Elizabeth Hoy William Porter Virginia Straight Myron Treter Earl Wohlford and Vincent Wrobel.
Mr and Mrs Joe Piotter welcomed a baby girl, Jo Ann, born at 5 35 a.m. on December 25 at Robinson Memorial hospital in Ravenna. The infant weighed six pounds 11 ounces at birth. Piotter is a business college sophomore and Mrs Piotter, formerly Elizabeth Ersley, graduated from the university in June 1945.
An exhibit of paintings by John and Hazel Janicki Teyrol will be on display at the university art gallery starting tomorrow. The show, recently in Cleveland, lists works by the Cleveland residents, with a full painting list to be printed in Friday's Stater.
The Times-Leader notes multiple university engagements and weddings among students and alumni. Highlights include Earl Vacaria's December wedding to Carol Vernon in Martins Ferry, engagements of Jane Filler to Raymond Farr and Pepper Gluck to William Wolf, with details on their clubs and majors. Other couples include Toni Holmes to Clifford Foust and Patricia Morgan to Lawrence Carlson, plus Mary Leah Daniel and Doyle Chiswell planning June vows.
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