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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1950
Page
4
The Art Club will discuss Mona Lisa’s Moustache in a public, free talk led by Mauer as part of an ongoing series to promote art awareness at the university.
Wanted classified notice for a part-time secretary position requiring typing and some shorthand. Contact phone number 8219 for details.
The Rev. George E Parkinson pastor of First Presbyterian Canton will speak at a Lenten assembly Thursday March 9 at 1 p.m. in the auditorium. He will discuss You Can't Live Without It and be introduced by Dr Harlan Hungerford of the English department. Interdenominational Student Christian council organized the religious assemblies.
A pair of glasses a neck scarf and men s leather gloves were left by students at the University Health center owners are asked to claim them.
Sam Keener president of Salem Engineering will discuss his round the world 45 000 mile flight in a DC 4 airship. He used the trip to seek new business and advise business leaders abroad. Kenneth Webb SAM chapter president will introduce him.
The American Association of Commons at Kent releases The Common Times led by Bill Loftus. Under Ed Husco pledges, the group plans to clear the path for the paper and critique citizen shortcomings in story form.
Residents at 320 S Lincoln Street intend to replace a backyard area with a parking lot for member use. The plan focuses on creating space for parking while preserving nearby property and access. Local notice indicates project scope and potential impact on residents.
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