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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1941
Page
3
A lighthearted campus column describes a coed fishing misadventure with sun, lipstick, and worm bait. The piece notes a six inch sunfish catch, a reluctant dehooking, and scaling attempts, plus campus Greek news and a nostalgic poem about student life and weekend revelry.
Women's league members meet in Merrill Hall at 4 p m to finalize plans for a senior banquet on Tuesday June 3. Faye Chapman banquet chair will announce final details and Jackie Miller program chair will address the gathering.
The program lists Dr K C Leebrick and Miss Mary L Smallwood as duet welcomers with Miss Elizabeth Ellis to sing a solo. Miss Mona Fletcher will speak on the last chord while the Big Little Sister chairman is announced and new officers for the coming year introduced.
Kent State Stater published four times weekly during the school year and weekly in summer. Entered as second class matter in Kent Ohio with printing by J Bonsall Co. Editors listed include George A Fleischer Jules Bognar and others.
KSU radio fans may air their voices and display talents at an informal 7 30 tonight Studio A party. Herbert Myers says speech faculty members will attend as honor guests and the event will feature a take off on this year’s Radio Workshop activities followed by radio games and stunts.
Sigma Tau Gamma couples will dine and dance at the Glamorgan Mansion in Alliance from 7 p m to 1 a m with Gil Crest and his orchestra. Delta Phi Sigma hosts a Portage Country Club Akron event from 8 30 p m to 1 a m with Ross Halamay’s orchestra followed by a buffet at the Smorgasbord in Stow.
Kappa Mu Kappa fraternity members and dates attend a formal at Silver Lake Country Club on Thursday night. Dinner at six, a red rose decorated table, crest programs, and a surprise gift for the women precede dancing to Billy Fowler and his orchestra until 1 am. Alumni, guests, and numerous chaperones are listed.
The Texas College of Mines and Metallurgy announces plans to construct a chemistry building with a budget of 55,000 dollars. The project aims to expand facilities for chemistry research and teaching.
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