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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
3
A Kent campus snapshot recalls 1935 style with ginger girl plaid frocks, dot print coats, velvet trim, and velvet collars. Coeds wear bobbed hair, side part, flat hats, and ankle-skimming straight skirts with two inch heels, imagining fashion in 1945.
Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Yelvington of Arcadia Florida announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Yelvington to Lt. Donald Kelley formerly of Kent. Miss Yelvington studied at Southern College Lakeland and graduated 1944 from the University of Georgia as a member of Alpha Chi Omega. Kelley is a B 24 Liberator pilot who served nine months in England and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters and four battle stars. He now serves with the Air Transport Command.
Several Kent State faculty are working elsewhere this summer to promote education. Dr Marion Van Campen of education teaches at the University of Pennsylvania. Miss Marjorie Kelly is a physical education instructor at Lamb Electric. Mrs Opal Boffo pursues graduate work at the University of Wisconsin. Miss Alyce Mae Hawk, assistant Spanish professor, is in Cleveland with the Dictaphone Corp.
The army air force educational demonstration program will be shown at Kent State University next Friday July 13 from 1 p m to 3 p m. The event demonstrates AAF training equipment donated to non profit educational institutions. Presenters are former AAF training command instructors. The U S Office of Education urges teachers and civilian educators to attend to see new training aids and teaching techniques.
In fall during the Allied push in France, Charles Glatzer of the 35th infantry division found Nazis still in a cafe. He rode a jeep through the village, was spotted, and a French friend hid the vehicle in a barn. He then wore a French gendarme uniform to proceed.
Glatzer patrolled village streets in a Waldorf Astoria like uniform until an American recon unit arrived. He moved his jeep from a hay bed to return to his division. Charles Glatzer earned a 1934 education degree. William Murr Donberg, an electronics mate first class, survived a plane attack on USS Bright during the Okinawa campaign with fires and heavy damage. He was a KSU liberal arts student in 1933.
Announcement changes the wedding date of Miss Gertrude Hoffman and First Lt. Richard Carpenter. The cancellation of his furlough delays their ceremony from Saturday July 7 to Sunday July 14 at 7 p.m. in Trinity Reformed church Akron.
The last shipment features numbers ear rings rings necklaces and single bloom ling bracelet with a pine cone design. Both are attractive gift options for any occasion and will appeal to many shoppers.
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