Kent Stater publication details and staff
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly during the regular term and weekly in summer, with vacations suspending issues. Entered October 11, 1927, as second class matter in Kent Ohio. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co. and represented by National Advertising Service Inc. Staff includes Editor-in-Chief Jack Watts and Business Manager Joe Blair Jr among others.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Jack Watts
Joe Blair, Jr
Betty Crampton
Bob Geese
Bob Kenyon
Gus Chigges
We Must Fight War to Keep College Youth Out
The author argues college students of voting age face war risk and urges active antiwar politics. He calls students to influence national policy, campaign vigorously, and oppose foreign conflict to prevent war, even at personal risk.
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Outh
Tennis Courts Courtesy and Care Encouraged on Campus
Congratulating the Administration for early court marking and conditioning, the piece notes warm weather draws students to the tennis courts and urges adherence to one-set rules when others wait. It suggests signage reinforcement and a weekend grounds keeper to enforce no heeled shoes and shared play.
Finders Keepers on Kent State Campus
A Kent State student lost his wrist watch on the front campus during a baseball game. After searching at home he realized it was missing and suspects it was found and kept. If you found a wrist watch, contact Donald Jones.
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Kent State University
Donald Jones
Campus Notebook Chronicle of Local Gossip and Events
A collage of campus chatter covers theater, music, parties, dating, and obituaries. Highlights include plans for a junior senior hop, Frat social notes, and a Gamma Sigma Phi event at Alliance Country Club. Obituary mentions Pat Love coping with loss. assorted local youths receive gifts and accolades.
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Mother
Mary Myer
New Yorker
NTF
Alpha Omega
Peggy Bracken
Bill Lewis
Lakewood
Lewis
Gammas
Alliance Country Club
Ginnies
Frederick
Himes
Bob Hart
Dotty Dyson
Philadelphia
The Relatives and the Northern Woods Memoir
A satirical column laments fatigue and chaos as a narrator endures a ravenous family visit. The piece segues into quirky memories of grandmother, a feminist pioneer and lumberjack, plus a comic history of troubled neighbors and a drifting sense of moral fatigue.
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Kent State
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Associated Collegiate Press and
Collegiate Digest
National Advertising Service, Inc
Madison Ave
New York
Finders Keepers
Lichty
Arden Wilson
Columbia Broadcasting Ark
Wayne Sidinger
Oberlin
Frank
Brick’’ McCarthy
Dep’t
Bud Gerber
Ronson
Jane
Don Parker
Jane Sterling
Hayden Gerdis
Steal-City
Youngstown
Elaine Evans
Ralph Wands
PHI Alph
Vicki Konkel
Don Searle
Canton
Duane Barney
Gamma Sigma Phi
Mary Hazen
Fred Crawford
Rochester
Sweetie Helen Ann McCarthy
Roger Lewis
Roger
Pat Love
Merry
England
Princess
Alexandria
Bernie May
J. Dorsey
Deavery
Bob
Kenyon
Vacariu
Lief Ericson
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Davey Tree Company
Davey
Grandma
North Woods
Grandfather
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