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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
3
The university hosts its first appearance this year by the a cappella choir and a men's ensemble at a student assembly on Thursday. Dir Caro Carapetyan leads with works by Franck Turchaninov Gretchaninoff Lvovsky and Tschesnakov.
Multiple student groups schedule meetings today and tomorrow in Kent hall rooms 115 and 107 with leaders Marjorie Carder Alice Haley and others. Box social planning advance for next quarter, National Association for Childcare education Cincinnati, bingo at French club home of Miss Helen Machan and a Phi Sigma Xi vote to replace Ingrid Tornberg. AWVS and Newman club update their agendas with postponement announced.
Dr Amos L Heer director of teacher training will address the Randolph Ohio Parent-Teacher Association at 8 p m on Thursday March 7 in Randolph.
Dorothy Irene Rhodes of East Cleland and Thomas Goss Herrick of Cleveland announce their engagement. Rhodes is a liberal arts freshman active in theater and campus clubs. Herrick, a discharged Army veteran, has resumed studies at Western Reserve University.
Peg Cooper of Brimfield and William T Hawkins Jr of Kent plan a double ring wedding March 16 at 10 am in First Methodist Church of Kent. Lee Jarred will be maid of honor and Luzerne Richards will sing. Betty Bagent announces engagement to Neal Burleson of El Paso Texas. Carol Louise Sayers and Kenneth Charles Adams also announced for an early spring wedding in Niles.
Seven women veterans on campus voted unanimously to join the national Legion of Women Veterans Inc. A post will form at the university during spring term. The group aims to aid ex service women with a co op house and housing shortage. Members listed include Sarah Johnson Al Marie Hayes Ann Vargo Frances Leonard Pauli Klein and Ann Gray.
Kappa Delta Pi will hold initiation services today for 10 pledges at 4 15 p m at the training school. The group includes Dave Ryan Betty Ford Eleanor Di Minno George Inshe Lois Featheringham Gail Jeff rey Alice Best Janis Jayred Doris Daes and Mathilda Zimmerman. A banquet at the American Legion hall will follow with Dr Maurice Baum head of the philosophy department as guest speaker.
Betty K Brown, senior in business administration, vice president of Cardinal Key, and active in Alpha Omega sorority, is engaged to Captain Willard E Howell of Cleveland. Howell on terminal leave after three years in the Army Air Corps. Brown teaches at Grant School in Lakewood and plans to resume studies at Ohio State University after graduation. The wedding is planned for this summer with dates to be announced.
Charles E. Earhart senior in education was elected president of the Industrial Arts club at its first postwar meeting Wednesday. Other officers include Thomas Kane vice president Charles Walker secretary and Jacob Egger treasurer Prof. E W Tischendorf is faculty advisor The club meets monthly and plans a year end banquet with a speaker from education.
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