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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1941

Page

3

Trial By Audience Featured In Town Hall Three-Act Play

Town Hall players present Night of January Sixteenth a three act court room drama tonight at 8 15 in the University auditorium. A murder trial is tried by a jury drawn from the audience with Dr Kenneth R Pringle on the bench and Paul Hellman appealing for Mrs Lucious Lyman. Bob Harrington Eliza beth Johnson and others take roles with Dr Weldon Williams directing and George Betts and Prof William Taylor assisting.

Town Hall University Auditorium Kenneth R. Pringle Paul Hellman New City Council Lucious Lyman Bob Harrington University Elizabeth Johnson College of Business Administration Weldon Williams George Betts William Taylor

New Editor Chosen After Close Race At Committee Meeting

The publications committee selected Fleischer as the new editor for the second semester after a narrow contest with John Mine junior edition editor and Gus Chigges sports editor. Scholarships were recommended for Chigges Mine Lindy Barch society editor and Earl Vacaria edition editor given the two point average. A 71 percent rise in advertising revenue for the first semester was reported by Jules Bognar business manager of the Stater.

John Mine Gus Chigges Chigges Mine Lindy Barch Earl Vacaria Jules Bognar The Stater William D. Taylor Mona Fletcher Kay Maloney Journalism Ada Hyatt Chester A. Satterfield Joe Blair Jack Leggett Fleischer Toronto

Ambitious Educator Seeks Languages Study Abroad

After liberation from a concentration camp last August, a future language teacher and his family traveled via Spain to Portugal and chose America for further study. His parents moved on to London to wait out the war duration.

Ing New York Spain Portugal America London

Pledge Prance by Beta Gamma Sorority at Masonic Temple

Beta Gamma sorority hosts a Pledge Prance dance featuring Ray Green and his orchestra at the Masonic Temple in Ravenna from 9 to 12 p m on Saturday. Decorations by Shirley Burson with Jane Wrentmore arranging the orchestra. alumni invited. chaperones listed. guests include Aryra E Ruffer and Dr Gertrude Lawrence.

Beta Gamma Sorority Ray Green Shirley Burson Miss Burson Jane Wrentmore Aryra E. Ruffer Gertrude Lawrence

Lenten Programs Planned on Campus February 18

The Council of Campus Religion set plans for a religious emphasis program on campus during Lent. Representatives from city churches and campus groups will host lectures and discussions led by Bishop William C. Martin of Omaha's Methodist church, who arrives February 18 for a national mission tour touching over 23 cities.

Council of Campus Religion Robinhood William C. Martin Methodist Episcopal Church Omaha Neb Martin National Christian Preaching Mission United States

YWCA Pre-Exam Night Entertainment Planned in Moulton Hall

The YWCA in Moulton plans a social evening for members tonight from 7 to 8 PM in the Women's League room. Kate Keeley and Skip Crozier organized the program with Pauline Johnson providing the music.

Young Women's Christian Association Women's League Moulton Hall Kate Keeley Skip Crozier Pauline Johnson

Pi Kappa Sigma Dancers Present Rhythm Riders Event

Pi Kappa Sigma pledges host a formal dance at Twin Lakes Country Club 9 pm to 1 am with Bob Hagedorn's Rhythm Riders. A grand march and pledge sweetheart song are planned while Mary L. Smallwood and Jeanne Parrish attend as special guests.

Pi Kappa Sigma Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority Twin Lakes Country Club Bob Hagedorn Rhythm Riders Dean Mary L. Smallwood Dean Jeanne Parrish

Local Gossip Snippets From A Busy Page

As We See It mentions Stallard taking Geo Byrne Ketchy to the BETA GAM for mal Sat. Warren De Loss plans a Feb coast move. Jean Perkins sold stories to Woman's Home Companion. An Engleman ite eyes removing gloom from Bill O Keefe. Curtains: Don Martigan and Marge Willow split up for Florida. Jim Theiss still wacky about Marge Richards. Watch Todd Branson Ber nice Ma Findlay hatch and thank for our 2 cents worth.

Stallard Geo “Byrne Ketchy Warren de Loss Jean Perkins The Duchess Woman’s Home Companion Englemanite Bill O’keefe Don Martigan Marge Willow Fla Jim Theiss Marge Richards Todd Branson Bernice Ma” Findlay

Gamma Sigma Phi Winter Formal Featured King and Hosts

Gamma Sigma Phi pledges will entertain active sorority members at the winter formal at Silver Lake Country Club from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A male guest will be crowned King of the Gamma Sigs. Dancing to Fenn Baker and his orchestra. Committee members and chaperones are listed, with decor and colors described.

Gamma Sigma Phi Gamma Sigs Silver Lake Country Club Odies Fenn Baker Filiatrault Kate Keeley Harriet Andreas Helen Fitzgerald Martha Jean Lauderbaugh Virginia Marti Dean Raymond E. Man

Hiram College Staff Hear Mr Miller on European Schools

Alvin J. Miller assistant professor of education spoke to Hiram College education staff and PTA members about the topic What the Schools are Like in Europe. The address covered European schooling and its approach to education.

Hiram College Education Mr. Miller Alvin J. Miller Hiram College Parent-Teachers’ Association Europe

Dr Garnett Article Accepted for English Review

Dr Wilma Leslie Garnett assistant professor of English has had an article accepted for publication by the Elementary English Review for April 1941.

Wilma Leslie Garnett Elementary English Review

Inter University Council Meeting Attended by University Leaders

President K C Leebrick and business manager B F Renkert will attend an Inter University council meeting in Columbus on Tuesday January 28.

K. C. Leebrick B. F. Renkert University Inter- University Council Columbus

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Beta Gamma Cleve Pledge Chapter Masonic Temple Ravenna Thomas Blair Adrian van Wyen Constantine Alexopoulos YWCA Moulton Ann Stadtler Louise Bjorson Staphie Jicka Jean Bosworth Frances Wren Polly Niaroches Marion van Campen Osa Dell Woodring Lester Munzenmeyer William Wannemacher George Altmann Jean Fil Chester Dale Rooks Dick Donaghey Eula Regeuse Dean Raymond E. Manchester FBI Franchot Tone Peggy Moran Tim Holt Laddie SAT Santa Fe Trail Venice Franklin Ave S. Water St Lincoln and E. Main Dr. Garnett Joe Gripe City Bank
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