New Note On Funerals Dode Fisk A Circus Man
Dode Fisk, famed circus showman, died last week and staged his funeral like a carnival. A swing band played, a sign over the coffin urged laughter and movement, and Doc Waddell delivered the eulogy. Some religious observers balk at the spectacle, but the piece argues such funeral festivity aligns with certain religious traditions praising joy beyond death.
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Dode Fisk
Doc Waddell
Dode
Code Fisk
Tibaldry
Go Greek Or Miss The All Of College Says Kent Karousal
A columnist advises male freshmen to join a fraternity, noting social and career benefits, lifelong friendships, and post graduation refuge in the fraternity network. Independent status offers few advantages and late in life, reflections show fraternity life can be valuable.
Ice skating site hoped for on campus
Janet Woodley asks the Kent Stater readers if a campus area could be flooded for ice skating, noting past rumors and expressing hope a skating venue would become a reality after Christmas.
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Janet Woodley
Stater Column Corrects Marriage Statement In Apology
The column retracts yesterday’s claim about Eugene Moulton being married, divorced, and remarried. It apologizes to Mr. Moulton for the error and clarifies the record.
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Eugene Moulton
Moulton
Want A Job Merle Wagoner Announces Part Time Position
Merle E Wagoner head of the student employment bureau said a part time job is available for a university student. Contact the dean of men's office room 201 Merrill hall for details. The position seeks a man with an automobile who commutes from Northfield Macedonia Hudson Peninsula Steel's Corners or nearby rural areas.
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Merle E Wagoner
Student Employment Bureau
Wagoner
Dean of Men
Merrill Hall
Northfield
Macedonia
Hudson
Peninsula
Steel’s Corner
Fraternity Pledge Sparks Debate Over Answers
A pledged national fraternity prompts a challenge to verify its members claims. The speaker says they know several answers but invites others to investigate to confirm the facts.
Kent Stater notes summer schedule and staff list
The Kent Stater announces a four Thursday and Friday publication cycle during the summer term with vacation suspension. Printed in Kent Ohio by P B Bonsall Printing Co. the paper lists editors and staff including Betty Crampton Jules Bognar George Fleischer and numerous contributors.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest
Betty Crampton
Jules Bognar
Fleischer
Ccity
Lindy Barch
Society
Gus Chigges
aMates Inbd
George Fleischer
Examination Schedule for January 27 to 31
Registrar E C Stopher outlines exam blocks from January 27 to 31 with three special 8 10 periods on Monday Tuesday and Thursday for duplicate sections. Classes listed by subject and room, notes emphasize no changes to timing and priority rules for conflicts.
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McGilvrey
E. C. Stopher
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Kent Karousal
Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Eat
National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers
Madigon Ave
New York
N.Y
Cmicaco
Boston
Los Ampetes
Sam Francisco
Associated Collegiate Press
Gertrude DeVos
Marian Saelens
John Hanlin
Bill Lloyd
Berta Kernen
Jo Zimmerman
Jerry Swope
Mickey Dover
Clyde Friar
Frances Murphey
Jacqueline Thierry
Kay O'Dell
Frank Petee
Lee Pearson
Matt Fenn
Merry Allen
Chuck Ayres
Ray Green
Jake McWilliams
Russell Baird
George Ketchy
Marvin
Eubanks
Luelle Heupel
Jane Lacy
Nellie Nalle
Siverina DeBulis
Vivian McBr de
Evelyn McBride
Bob Hirt
Earl Vacaria
Mary Bishop
Agnes Cornett
Anne Stadtler
Yetta Ostrov
Helen Elliott
Betty Breen
Frank Mandel
Jim Richard
Eleanor Jaj
Alyce Schell
Barbara Geist
Bill MacPhail
Merrill
Gilvrey
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