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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1943

Page

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Duchess' Life Ends Today Ends for Kent Stater Chestnut Burr

Frederick B. Marbut says the Duchess will not continue next year due to a small student body. Applications for Kent Stater Chestnut Burr editorships and business managers due 4 p.m. May 25. Publication banquet plans near quarter end will reveal next year’s heads.

Duchess Frederick B. Marbut School of Journalism Kent Stater Chestnut Burr Marbut Burr Frances White

State Conference Stresses War Work

Ohio colleges and universities met at the Ohio Student conference of War Activities hosted by Ohio State University to discuss defense efforts. Delegates from 16 campuses, including Marguerite Lamar, Doris Yarger, and Margaret Lewis, returned after two days covering rationing manpower shortages and salvage collection.

Ohio Ohio State University KSU Marguerite Lamar Women’s War Committee War Activity Council Doris Yarger Office of War Activities Margaret Lewis American Women’s Volunteer Service Office of Price Administration

Fresh To Feature Box Social Treasure Hunt At Open Hop

Freshmen plan a 5:30 treasure hunt and 7:30 box social on campus with a 7:30 p m dance open to University and aviation students. The Ravenna Eatinger orchestra will play. twenty beginners will join from Suffield Grange hall for the dancing.

Tee EWT Eatinger Orchestra Ravenna George Bush Suffield Grange Hall

Juniors and alumnae plan June banquets and dance

June 12 banquet at the Robin Hood invites seniors with 6 30 p m start. Dinner costs 1 plus tax and reservations go to Mary DiVenvenzo by June 5. Following dinner alumnae officers will be elected. Seniors dance 8 to 11 p m in Wills gym. alumnae invited.

Robin Hood Betty Champney Mary DiVenvenzo The Kent Alumnus Wills Gym Jeanne Marie Johnston

KSRW Talent Show to be Presented at WADC

A student talent show produced directed and written by Virginia Dodd will be presented over WADC today at 3 15 p m 4 15 EWT The cast includes Stella Greenbaum Herb Rosen and Mary Haines with Suzanne Schwartz as sound technician and Miss Dodd as engineer

Wadc KSRW Virginia Dodd Stella Greenbaum Herb Rosen Mary Haines Suzanne Schwartz Miss Dodd

Penny Carnival Nets 392 For Fund Drive

The second Penny Carnival sponsored by Blue Key at Wills gym raised about 392 to fund the Dean Raymond E. Manchester Penny Drive Fund for sending publications to service men. Gamma Sigma Phi led with 66 dollars, Delta Phi Sigma 37, YWCA 17.55, and others contributed. trophies will honor top sorority Gamma Sigma Phi and top fraternity Delta Phi Sigma at the upcoming Penny Day assembly.

Raymond E. Manchester Blue Key Wills Gym Gamma Sigma Phi Beta Gamma Alpha Omega Delta Phi Sigma Sigma Tau Gamma YWCA Phi Sigma Xi Delta Sigma Phi WAA Sigma Sigma Sigma Kappa Mu Kappa YMCA Pi Kappa Sigma Theta Sigma Upsilon Newman Club Engleman Hal

Council Sends Constitution To Leebrick For Committee Names

An official notice of approval of the student constitution will be sent to Dr. K C Leebrick with a request to name faculty representatives for new committees promptly after last night’s council action. New council members include Dottie Starkey Don Wargs sky Alice Cox Marilou Sowash Ethel Day Tom Harris Betty Bunnel Jean Hungerford Martha Jean Lauderbaugh and Joe Marg. Joe Mary and Bill Keene were appointed to the publications committee for the rest of the quarter and Bernie Harris urged keeping the “torch” lit as a symbol of ongoing effort.

K. C. Leebrick Dottie Starkey Don Wargowsky Alice Cox Marilou Sowash Ethel Day Tom Harris Betty Bunnell Jean Hungerford Martha Jean Lauderbaugh Joe Marg Bob Schamel Bill Keene

Denison Proxy to Speak at Denison Baccalaureate Service

Dr Kenneth I Brown president of Denison university will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at University services Sunday June 13 at 4 pm in the auditorium for a graduating class of 120. Several seniors will not be present. He formerly headed Hiram College.

Kenneth I. Brown Denison University K. C. Leebrick Brown Hiram College

Men's Union Revises War Time Schedule

The Men's Union executive committee plans weekly meetings to set next year's activities with Ralph Church as chair. Dick Foote will manage the University calendar Herbert Myers will define aims and objectives and Church will oversee awards and the Manchester cup.

Ralph Church Dick Foote Herbert Myers Church Army Manchester Men's Union

Duchess Death Foreseen In Campus Humor Farewell

Campus humor magazine ends its run amid war related strains in a farewell note to the Duchess. The piece laments a shortage of advertising and subscribers hastening the old publication toward demise while praising its service to the school and hoping for reincarnation after the war.

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