Cleveland Summer Orchestra Delivers Best-Known Concert Yet
Kent audience of 2500 hailed the Cleveland Summer Orchestra as among the nation’s best in a varied program led by Dr Rudolph Ringwall. Highlights included Respighi The Fountains of Rome and Beethoven Fifth Symphony with notable solo oboist harpist and concertmaster.
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Martha Lansinger
Kent
Cleveland Summer Orchestra
Cleveland Orchestra
Rudolph Ringwall
Ottorino Respighi
Fountains of
Rome
Ringwall
Beethoven
UCF Plans Hike Supper At Sunday Meeting
United Christian Fellowship schedules a 6 30 p m Sunday meeting at Rev A Laten Carter 540 Lincoln St wear hiking clothes. Newly elected president Marjorie Hoffer announces a cost supper and hike afterward with officers Betty Naugle Elizabeth Raup Eugene Newton Robbie Dovenbarger Bob McClelland and Eileen Hopkins named to posts.
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United Christian Fellowship
Marjorie Hoffer
A. Laten Carter
Lincoln St
Betty Naugle
Elizabeth Raup
Eugene Newton
Robbie Dovenbarger
Bob McClelland
Eileen Hopkins
For Sale: Five HP Johnson Sea Horse Outboard
Classified ad offers a five horsepower Johnson Sea Horse outboard motor for sale. Contact L. H. Munzenmayer or call Kent 5272 after 5 p.m. Nearby, a free room for a girl for the summer in exchange for babysitting is listed with a contact at 4778, 4144 E Summit St.
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Five Horse Power
Johnson
Sea Horse
Outboard
L. H. Munzenmayer
Kent
Summit St
Graduates Plan Further Study In Physics
Three University graduates with bachelor degrees in physics at June exercises will enter graduate schools this fall. Carl Garr of Olean New York will be a graduate assistant at Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland. Richard Decker of Strongsville will pursue graduate work at Iowa State College Ames. Folden B Stumpf of North Canton will continue physics study at the University of Michigan.
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Carl Garr
Olean
N. Y
Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
James W. McGrath
Richard Decker
McGrath
Decker
Strongsville
Iowa State College
Ames
Folden B. Stumpf
North Canton
University of Michigan
Kenneth Warren
Indian Schools Open Positions Announcement
The U S Civil Service Commission announces vacancies for elementary teachers in Bureau of Indian Affairs schools. Positions pay 3100 dollars annually and are in Alaska and states including Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Mississippi Montana Oregon Idaho California Nevada Arizona New Mexico Wyoming Utah Colorado North Carolina and Florida. Details available on Merrill Hall bulletin boards near the news bureau.
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Alaska
States
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Montana
Oregon
Idaho
California
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
North Carolina
Florida
No Stater holiday closures for Kent Stater
No Stater Tuesday is a legal holiday. No classes will be held and the Kent Stater will not be published. Publication resumes Friday.
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Kent Stater
Hold Graduate Exams July 8 at 21 Departments
Graduate exams for university students pursuing graduate work will be held Saturday July 8 in 21 departments. Dr Raymond M Clark dean announces nine hours of graduate work required to sit the tests. Students must notify their departments in advance.
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Raymond M. Clark
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Snarf
UCF
Bureau of Indian Affairs
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Merrill Hall
Sterfield
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