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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1948
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Robert Aldridge of Windham announce the birth of their daughter Pamela Kay born July 19 at Robinson Memorial Hospital Ravenna weighing 8 pounds 214 ounces Aldridge is a junior in the college of education.
Terese Green promotes wedding gift ideas for summer celebrations. She highlights guest books lamps aluminum polish vases and other items to suit new homes inviting shoppers to visit the shop for more options.
Pledging ceremonies for 24 new Kappa Delta Pi members were held at the Training school last Wednesday. The pledgors include Kenneth Altier Clara Mae Bittinger Helen Birtalan Margaret Blocksom Germaine Brugge William Caske George Cooke Anna Dunn Donald Ferguson Adalyn Fiedler Shirley Foote Marjorie Hensel John F. Kelley D Dawn Kerkhof George Kovalich Robert Mohr Jack Moore Jeannette Painter Frederick Riegler Anabelle Rudolph Roger Singer Margaret Snyder Norman Thompson Andrew Tobasco.
Tickets for Friday and Saturday showings of the Showboat are selling quickly. Showboat cast seats are on sale at the speech department for a limited time only. Friday tickets remain, price one dollar, first come first served. Saturday seats are already sold out.
Joanne Waters a junior in education married William J. Elliott at Presbyterian church Coshocton on July 17. Janet Beattie and Ray Rush, seniors, wed in Youngstown last month. Mrs. Rush is a Delta Gamma member majoring in secretarial science. Rush majors in English. The couples attend summer school.
Alpha Epsilon plans to move into its new house at 230 E Main Street in August. President Phil Brustein says all campus groups will be invited to a house warming in the fall quarter. Weddings, picnics, house guests, and improvements mark activity among sororities and fraternities this summer.
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