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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1941
Page
3
Kent State University in northeastern Ohio hosts a wide range of conventions drawing about 34 575 people aside from the 2 760 regular enrollees. Visitors include photographers firemen debaters newspapermen scholars educators and musicians across events from plays to homecoming.
Indiana University unveiled a new hall of music costing one million dollars. The facility celebrates the university's commitment to arts education and performance spaces.
The Women’s League invites KSU parents to a May 4 Parents Day at Moulton hall music room. Activities run 2 to 5:30 with campus tours, a student recital featuring Lowry hall glee club, and a get together hour. Betty Chapman leads arrangements with Mary DeVencenzo issuing invitations.
Lowry's Glee Club will perform at a spring garden party during the Parent's Day program on Sunday May 4 sponsored by Women's League. Twenty five girls in pastel formals will sing under Betty McCurdy with Marian Nicholas offering three solos. Open house hours 2 to 6 p m with punch and cookies for visiting mothers and fathers. Ruth Greenwood and Barbara McMahon oversee arrangements.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports preparations to locate an overnight hostel in Kent as part of a regional plan by the Northeastern Ohio Regional Committee for American Youth Hostels Inc. The project would provide stopping places for youths on bicycle hiking horseback or canoe trips across the area.
May 13 is the Youngstown Kent Alumni club dinner date announced by Miss Devon Stone. Professor Merle E. Wagoner will speak. Attending faculty include Dr. and Mrs. K. C. Leebrick Dean and Mrs. John Blair Dean and Mrs. Earl W. Crecraft Dean and Mrs. Arden Allyn Dean and Mrs Fren Musselman Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stopher Dean Mary L. Smallwood Miss Mona Fletcher and Dean and Mrs. Raymond Manchester.
Members of Cardinal Key and Women's League invite male commuters to a house warming tea in room 114 McGilvrey Hall today from 2 to 6 p m. The commuters who ride cars to campus are welcome to mingle with non residents as new furniture and a refreshed room offer a relaxed informal gathering.
Dr. Egbert S. Wengert of the University of Wisconsin is appointed to fill the Carter Glass chair of government at Sweet Briar College, signaling a strong emphasis on public policy education.
Kent State University Art club announces the annual Student Alumni show running May 17 through 26. Entry costs 25 cents per submitter for any number of pieces. awards include first second and third. Exhibits cover painting graphics crafts and sculpture with submission by May 10 and pickup by May 30.
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