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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
2
The author urges daily patriotic lessons beyond July and recalls a German boy and a young American flag holder. He warns that yearly displays won’t mold leadership unless adults teach consistent American ideals every day.
A Saturday letter argues against the view that leisure breeds delinquency, dissecting leisure-absolute and leisure-relative concepts. It contends that virtue depends on personal choice and effort, not labels on work versus leisure, and rebuts the idea that taking a day off necessarily leads to sin.
A student column recalls social quips and gossip from campus life. Bits include Mrs. Crotty expecting a visit from the stork, Bob's jokes about a bird and meat shortage, references to Addie Pelfrey and the Earl of Dicks Diner, and questions about Doc Baum as the Campus Doctor Crane. It also notes Jim Beachey’s car at Portage Lakes, Mike Metyk’s cool evening playing cards, and various humorous quotes and letters from readers and Irv Johnson about campus happenings.
Florence Heccok Hazel A B 1932 interns in occupational therapy at Crile General hospital after art major training and eight months of refresher weaving and crafts. She will finish in November and says Kent art courses gave a solid arts and crafts foundation. June Harrison Petrillo also took the Philadelphia course and joined Rome Georgia government hospital. Mumphrey notes they may be the first art graduates to enter this new field and their reports encourage others.
The speaker, a ranch owner and cattleman, describes northern Mexico from his Kent State talk. He notes poor roads, two rail lines, a century behind in conveniences, cattle dominance, friendly locals, and the pastoral life near Sierra Madre. His education and work history are outlined, with family details included.
The Kent Stater notes its status as a second class matter dated October 11, 1927, and lists its publication details. It mentions Kent Ohio as the postal location and specifies printing by Commercial 1155S DePeyster Street.
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