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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1948
Page
4
The missing saxophone was recovered after disappearing from a dorm lobby before vacation and found in the game spot earlier this week. Dean Ada V. Hyatt reports the instrument may have been taken by mistake as freshmen left for home.
Today features a play rehearsal from 7 to 10 in the auditorium and a basketball game KSU versus Wooster at 8 in the gym. Tomorrow lists school practice in the gym from 8 to 12 plus play rehearsal from 7 to 10 and a wrestling meet KSU versus Indiana State Teachers College in the gym at 8.
Dr. Donald Anthony will discuss Some Viewpoints of an Arbitrator before the Faculty Women's club on January 15 at 8 p.m. in Moulton hall music room. Mrs. Eric T. Griebling is president and Miss Florence Hellman chairs the hostess committee.
There is room for about 15 male students in Davey barracks downtown Kent announced yesterday by residence director Mrs. Rhema Fair. Students must live there at least one quarter and the barracks sits behind Bissler Furniture Co on W Main st and Googlerave. Last quarter 539 Kent homes housed 2012 out of town students plus fraternities and sororities. 2089 students commuted, 826 lived in dormitories, and 269 lived at home in Kent.
Radio Workshop airs its first winter quarter broadcast over WAKR at 11 15 tomorrow morning. The play In Others Eyes by Carol Hart features Frank Yukman Duane Budner Nick Bozeka D Clarke Lea Bauman and Chuck Fletcher in the cast. Jim McDonald announces with M Ritter on sound Steve Gordon on panel and Wright Everett directing.
Allocating agents must have their immediate budgets ready for approval by Tuesday. Martha Lang singer, allocations committee chairman, announced today. The next meeting room and time will be posted individually in members' mailboxes.
A Haydn Trio in D Major will be broadcast on WAKR at 9 30 p m Sunday by Marjorie Peters violin Martha Lansinger cello and Jo Anne Harvey piano all university students under Prof Kenneth Byler. Announcement will be made by Gretchen Goodwin.
The Social Whirl reports six engagements and two weddings. Norma Gill and Basil Kaptain announce their engagement, Ruth Reed and George Gifford plan September nuptials, Janet Louise Wise and Roger Howard reveal engagement with no date yet, John R. Hipple and Margaret Noble wed December 20 in Alliance, Arlyn Robinson and George Hettinger engage, with no wedding plans yet. Lida Faber’s daughter’s engagement noted.
Wesley Foundation resumes Sunday Jan. 11 with the theme Gods Design for Living. Guest speakers forums movies worship services and fellowship suppers are planned. Wesley House weekday activities include players publications music social action and fellowship teams led by Rev Don Barss and Harold Province with officers Myron Pearson Violet Miller and Bill Hugo.
Dancing fans will see four big dances this winter and early spring. The Top Hop leads on January 16 followed by the University Theater format on January 30. The Masque Ball is set for February 6. The Chestnut Burr dance is scheduled for February 28 with Alpha Phi Beta and Gamma Phi Beta co sponsoring the first stadium benefit dance.
Edward Capri KSU student and manager announces city council approval for the Akron Mogadore Tallmadge bus line. The six month experimental period begins January 17 with operations to start.
College of Education graduates set to finish in March or June must visit Dean Robert White by 5 p.m. today to file applications for graduation.
Undergraduate and graduate geography majors and their wives are invited for coffee from 4 to 5 30 p.m. Wednesday Jan. 14 in 468 McG to hear a report on the annual geography meetings in Charlottesville Virginia. Prof. Edna Eisen and Evelyn Weston will report on the meetings.
The Newman club Catholic student group launches a membership drive led by Roy Newsome president and Salvatore Gatti drive chairman. Registration tables are at Kent hall entrance for easy sign ups and dues are one dollar per quarter.
University Flying Club Inc. will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at Kent State university's airport to take group photos for the Chestnut Burr. All members must be present to be included in the picture. A short business meeting will follow.
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