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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1941

Page

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Kent State to Host Inaugural Firefighting Institute

Kent State University will host the first annual Institute for the Promotion of Vocational Training for Firemen on April 8 and 9. More than 500 volunteer firefighters from Ohio will attend, learning from instructors tied to national protective and underwriting groups and agencies.

Frew Musselman Dean Musselman Ohio Musselman Kent State Ohio State Board For Vocational Education Ohio Committee For the National Protective and Underwriters’ Associations Federal Bureau of Investigation President National Fire Defense Committee

Eastern Prof Hart to Speak Friday at Ohio University

Dr. Joseph K. Hart of Columbia University and former Survey editor will address students Friday at 11 AM on education in a world at war in room 317 McGilvrey. He will also speak at a 4 PM faculty meeting on higher education's role in the current crisis and be available as a class speaker 2 to 4 PM.

Joseph K. Hart Columbia University Survey Magazine John L. Blair Cincinnati Adult Educational Council Hart McGilvrey Dr. Hart Dean Blair Seebrick

Seniors Meet Today Urges Attendance for Prom Plans

Ray Hromco the senior class president asks all members to attend an important meeting today at 4 PM in room 317 McGilvrey hall. The meeting will cover plans for the forthcoming senior prom.

Ray Hromco McGilvrey Hall

Lemak's Band Lands 52 NTFC Selections for Show

Kent State freshman John Lemak leads a 17 piece pit orchestra chosen to perform for the second edition of No Time For Classes. The all freshman band, reorganized for the spring, will play 52 songs with arrangements by Lemak and a team of six assistants.

John Lemak Cleveland Lemak NTFC Oberlin Arne Ahonen Bob Hartman Bob Johnson Jules Bognar John Solomone Art Baldwin Lorin Correll Norman Uhl Howard Doehla Arch Brown Harris Knight

Sweet Ground Instructor Named for Civilian Pilot Course

Mann C. Sweet, 23, named ground school instructor for the secondary phase of the civilian Pilot course begun Monday night. He holds a B S in aeronautical engineering and has taught aeronautical mechanics at John Brown University in Siloam Springs Arkansas. Bill Morehouse of Akron Airways will lead the primary ground school on Civil Air Regulations before students pursue private pilot certificate subjects.

Mann C. Sweet Adrian van Wyen Sweet John Brown University Siloam Springs Ark Bill Morehouse Akron Airways

Pathologist Dr Otterbein Dressler to Address Students

All students interested in applied health and medical sciences may hear Dr Otterbein Dressler pathologist of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Surgery this morning at 10 o clock in room 301 McGilvrey hall. Students may consult him individually after his speech.

Otterbein Dressler Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Surgery McGilvrey Hall Dr. Dressler

Rooks Talks Photography At Cuyahoga Falls Kiwanis

Dale Rooks, photography instructor, addressed the Cuyahoga Falls Kiwanis club last night on What a Good Photograph Is and the Easiest Way of Obtaining It. He illustrated his talk with over 20 salon prints including shots from Kent State and other locations.

Dale Rooks Cuyahoga Falls Kiwanis Club Rooks Kent State

Evening campus meetings and classes lineup

Day's Dain hosts an Independent meeting at 4 p m in Merrill hall 107. Radio club meets 4 to 5 p m in Merrill hall room 314. Inter-fraternity council gathers 4 p m in Merrill hall room 203. Advanced dance class 7 30 to 9 p m in Kent hall room 119. Social dancing 8 to 10 p m at Wills gymnasium.

Merrill Hall Inter-fraternity Council Kent Hall Wills Gymnasium

Leebrick Vetoes Coca Cola Dispenser Plan at University

President K. C. Leebrick vetoed the student council proposal to place Coca Cola dispensers in university halls citing four reasons. He said halls should not become a board walk or picnic grounds and warned of mess from bottle disposal.

K. C. Leebrick Student Council Elizabeth Fellers Leebrick

Interfrat Panhell Ball Plans Set at East Market Gardens

The dance committee decided on strict form for the first annual Interfrat Panhell ball to be held Friday at East Market Gardens in Akron. Greek groups will receive bids per member and nonconformers will be denied admission. John Pentz chairs the Johnny Scat Davis visit with Mary Jane O’Brien Kay Maloney Arlene Howells Tom Utter and Fred Prasse assisting.

Julie Sherwin Johnny “Scat” Davis East Market Gardens John Pentz Mary Jane O'Brien Kay Maloney Arlene Howells Tom Utter Fred Prasse

Bird Conservation Discussed By Lodge

Ornithologist William R. Lodge spoke at the Conservation forum on Conservation of Birds. He owns the Mary Hills worth Lodge Bird Sanctuary at Silver Lake and covered winter feeding impacts of industry on bird life and preservation ideas for nearly extinct species.

William R. Lodge Conservation Forum Lodge Mary Hilsworth Lodge Silver Lake

Cardinal Key To Meet For Committee Elections

Cardinal Key women honor society will meet at 6 30 p m in room 108 Kent Hall to appoint a constitution committee and hear reports from the advisors nominating committee and the computer room committee.

Cardinal Key Women's Service Honorary Kent Hall

Early rising Home Economics students train at 309 South Willow

Six girls live in the Home Management House for nine weeks. They share duties as hostess, assistant cook, cook, assistant housekeeper, housekeeper, and waitress. The program blends home management with entertaining skills and boosts confidence. Residents include Ruth Lea, Martha Rufener, Martha Wolf, Margaret Godfrey, Mary K Balser, and Helen Lewis.

Ruth Lea Martha Rufener Martha Wolf Margaret Godfrey Mary K. Balser Helen Lewis

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Hook Kent State University KSU Northwestern Ed Siennicki Evan Walcott Anthony Caruso Dave Flynn Preston Springer Harold Schlegel Scat CPT Falls Club Dain Ron Home Economics House South Willow Street
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