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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1951
Page
4
A radio and TV programming list for WKSU FM 83.1 and Channel 6 detailing shows across Friday May 4 including Rhythm Rambles News Kent Club News Musical Chats Campus Calendar Sign Off Fifteen at Five Children’s Corner Sports Parade Dinner Hour Echoes of Yesteryear Guest Star Waltz Time Sign Off and Monday May 7 Holland Today and Tomorrow.
The Women's Athletic association opens its spring softball tournament with games every Tuesday at 4 and 5 p m. Engleman and Moulton halls lead with two wins each. Next Tuesday Moulton faces Engleman and Chi Omega plays Moulton. Betty Mose heads the WAA softball division with Deane Ritter as faculty supervisor. Umpires include Gambrell Hess Jordan Jackman Miller Parke Schuster and Smith.
The Radio Workshop presents Lohengrin tomorrow at 9 15 am on WAKR Akron. Directed by Ron Bacon and adapted by Jim Ziegler, the cast features Bruce Ralston Gus Aviliotus Jim Ziegler Sheila Smith George Paristeris with Jerry Lettofsky announcing. The plot centers on Elsa accused by Telramund of murder. the Swan Knight arrives to aid Elsa and wins her hand in marriage.
All day events include Ohio Collegiate News paper association meetings at Union and McGilvrey. Evening programs feature Park Barrel final competition and a Kent State golf practice. The calendar lists morning tests and a geology field trip, a radio workshop at WAKR, Lambda Omicron initiation with luncheon, and afternoon track and tennis with Kent facing Bowling Green and Wayne. Faculty Women host a spring party at the Union ballroom.
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