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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
3
A kitten named King Charles II, visiting Paulie Klein for a week, is missing from Engleman. The Engleman residents, including Kent girls, reported the pet was well behaved and untroubled, and fear the owner has lost a cherished pet.
Last night a reception was hosted by President and Mrs. G. A. Bowman at 1100 East Main Street. Guests were received indoors then enjoyed a social hour on the lawn with faculty members and students assisting as hostesses.
The Faculty Women's Professional club plans a dinner at the Robin Hood on Tuesday July 24 at 5 30. No business will be transacted during the gathering.
Miss Helen Platt daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Platt of Stow will wed James E Benton of Poland Ohio today at the Kent Church of the Brethren parsonage. Rev G Strausbaugh to perform the ceremony. Benton a freshman in the college of education, Pauline Williams will be the attendant, William Quinn on furlough from the navy air corps as best man.
June graduate Ginnie Goldie former Engleman hall president from Akron spent last weekend on the Kent campus with friends. She will work this fall in Goodrich personnel. Also visiting were Wilma Labody and Lillian Sokoll who joined Olga Antanuk and Jeanne Glaze on Wednesday.
Wendell Williams acting librarian announced that all books magazines and other library material must be returned to the library by Wednesday July 25.
Olson Nixson reports continued notes on Delta Kappa Gamma members and prof William S. Shepherd departure to the University of Iowa. The item also mentions recent faculty appointments to the department and lists names and roles.
Dean John L. Blair announces a preliminary graduation application for College of Education students finishing next June or next summer. Students not in regular year attendance should obtain forms from Dean Blair's office before leaving campus for the summer.
Teddy Jurcyk a former Kent cadet and flight officer visited last week Kent senior Pauline Cerin. Jurcyk spoke briefly about his air service experiences and common school memories with Cerin.
Miss Esther Douglass and Mrs. P A Eichenlaub were among four soloists in a contemporary international arts program. Eudora Shepard and William Evans also performed as Dr Harold E Miles spoke on Impressionism in Southern Europe. Rev J E Henderson narrated King David. A second concert by the university choir was set for Wednesday July 25 from 8 to 10 p.m.
The former Nancy Ann Murray, a University attendee from Cleveland, wed Phillip Grant Snowberger of Cleveland in a single ring ceremony July 14 at the First Methodist church in Ravenna. A reception followed in the church parlors.
Announcement of the engagement and coming marriage of Miss Alice Sturgill to Lowell Van Deusen both former Kent students. A candlelight ceremony is set for August 7 at 7 30 p.m. at the Kent Methodist church with Rev Joseph Henderson officiating.
Two university graduates Charles P. Furney and Miss Margaret Hobbins were chosen to fill positions at Oak Ridge elementary school in Illinois. Furney will serve as principal and Miss Hobbins joins the teaching staff.
The Cherubs staged their annual play The Man in the Bowler Hat on a Wednesday afternoon. Students with no class during that hour were invited to attend the performance.
The latest dogwood jewelry shipment arrives with rings earrings necklaces and bracelets plus two standout items. One is a 14 inch sterling bracelet with a pine cone design. Both pieces are described as attractive gifts for any occasion.
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