YWCA Panel to Explore Personality Themes Thursday
Four faculty members will discuss personality facets at a YWCA meeting in Moulton hall on Thursday March 6 from 7 to 9 pm. Miss Osa Dell Woodring speaks on clothing, Miss Kathryn R. Klink on manners and grooming, Mrs. Virginia Harvey on posture, and Dr. Edna Lotz on psychological aspects of personality.
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The
YWCA
Moulton Hall
Osa Dell Woodring
Kathryn R. Klink
Virginia Harvey
Edna Lotz
Off Campus Women Sponsor Bundles for Britain Drive
Off-Campus Women's Club members suspend activities to lead a Bundles for Britain drive. Students will sell gold plated brooches and accessories with British coats of arms to raise funds for yarn to knit sweaters socks and garments. The campaign includes clothing drives shoe repairs dry cleaning and social knit and bridge events.
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Britain
Women's Club
Vogue Magazine
Harold Nissley
Eileen Cook
Freshmen Frolic At Theatre Party Causes Altered Night
Freshman class hosted a theater party at Cuyahoga Falls Friday night. Despite a small crowd, high spirit and positive vibes were noted byProxy Ray Gallagher, who said everyone had a great time. The article stresses careful travel and safety.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ray Gallagher
New York and Detroit Cancel Auto Shows for Defense Effort
The New York and Detroit auto shows are called off to redirect attention and resources toward defense production. The move signals a shift from consumer showcases to national security needs during wartime.
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New York
Detroit
Red Cross Knitting Drive Opens at University
The Red Cross production unit announces headquarters opening in the University Woman's League room at Moulton Hall tomorrow at 10 a m. Mrs K C Leebrick chairs knitting and will lead volunteers who will distribute yarn and teach knitting from 10 a m to 5 p m Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Students and faculty are invited to call at the headquarters to participate.
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Red Cross
K. C. Leebrick
University
Kent State Debaters Compete in Great Lakes Tourney at Baldwin Wallace
Eight Kent State University debaters travel to Berea for the Great Lakes tournament at Baldwin Wallace College. The topic asks if there should be a union of Western hemisphere nations. Kent faces John Carroll Aaron, University of Akron, Kenyon, Muskingum, William Jewell, and Gustavus Adolphus.
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Great Lakes
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Kent State University
Kent
John Rickey
Alice O’lickey
Marjorie Jacot
Carol Sayers
Jewel Hardman
Joe Hart
Marguerite Cook
Jane Higgins
John Carroll University
University of Akron
Kenyon College
Muskingum College
William Jewell College
Missouri
Gustavus Adolphus College
Minnesota
Song Publishers Bring Old Tunes Back On Air Under Names
The song publishers' argument has revived many old-time tunes on the air, surprisingly airing under the publishers’ own names rather than the traditional performer credits.
Rainy Day Fashion: Reversibles and Umbrellas Reign
Read about stylish rain wear as March storms roll in. Reversibles cloak the figure with utility and color while oil silk coats and cigarette coats offer practical warmth. Bright lipstick and bandanas perk up drab tones as Gibson Girl parasols charm the era.
Photographer Dale Books Speaks at Kiwanis Tonight
Dale Books, photography instructor and director of the 1941 Photography Short Course, will address Cuyahoga Falls Kiwanis members at 6 o'clock tonight at the Canteen on photography as a hobby.
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Dale Books
Cuyahoga Falls Kiwanis
College players vanish after season finale
Reports indicate several college football players disappeared following the end of the season. Authorities are investigating the sudden absences of the team members and reviewing security footage and travel records for leads.
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Trory
Kent Stater
March
Dick’s Diner
Kiwanis
Lincoln and
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Carson’s Inn
Ravenna
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