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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1940

Page

3

Draft Numbers Put Kent Coeds On Notice On Sadie Hawkin Day

On Sadie Hawkins Day university news tells of draft numbers shaping plans for the weekend. Coeds scramble to spend time with steady boyfriends who may be drafted for a year of training. Names like Sue Snyder Wayne Hinton Jane Steese Laddie Pesek and Norma Baldwin appear among cadets and future soldiers.

Sadie Hawkin Charles E. Dinsmore New Castle Jane Steese Kent Helen Muzik Laddie Pesek Cleveland Columbia Axle Company Laddie Pesek Jane Helen Sue Norma Baldwin Engleman Hall Bill Covin Alliance Miss Baldwin

Found Hat and Jacket at Maintenance Office

One hat and one jacket found. owner may claim by visiting the Office of the Superintendent of Maintenance and identifying the property.

Honorary Will Meet by Alpha Psi Omega Chapter

Alpha Psi Omega dramatic fraternity will hold an important meeting Friday at 2 p m in room 312 Kent hall. Members are urged to attend as the session covers key agenda items.

Alpha Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity Kent Hall

Kent State students urged to vote in national election

Dear Editor urges all Kent State University students of voting age to cast ballots in the November 5 national election. The writer calls on Republicans and Democrats alike to participate, saying those who do not vote should not complain about the winner, Bill Ort, Willkie club president.

Kent State University Bill Ort Willkie Club

Proxy To Address Alumni Group

Dr. K. C. Leebrick will speak at the Kent State University luncheon of the Eastern Teachers' Association in Steubenville today. Attending faculty include Dr. and Mrs. Munzenmayer and Raymond Clark. Dean and Mrs. Arden Allyn. Dr. A. W. Stewart. D. W. Pearce. Prof. and Mrs. Bruce Handley. and Prof. Harry Cunningham who will also speak.

K. C. Leebrick Kent State University Eastern Teachers’ Association Steubenville Kent Munzenmayer Raymond Clark Arden Allyn A. W. Stewart D. W. Pearce Bruce Handley Harry Cunningham

Professors Attend Ohio College Association Meeting

Miss Edith Belle Rowlen professor of French and Miss Helen Machan assistant professor of French plan to attend the Modern Language Section meeting at Oberlin tomorrow.

Edith Belle Rowlen Helen Machan Ohio College Association Oberlin

Kent State Hiking Club Invited for Mohican State Park Tour

Kent State University hiking club receives a special invitation from the Central Ohio Hiking Association to tour Mohican State Park near Loudonville on Sunday November 3. The 65 mile ride to the park starts a hike at 11 am with Dean Raymond BH Manchester accompanying the group. Registration in Merrill Hall room 301 is requested for interested participants, and the outing is open to non members with no fee though participants must arrange transportation and bring lunch.

Ohio State Cleveland Kent State University Hiking Club Mohican State Park Loudonville Central Ohio Hiking Association Bob Stalzer Kitty Liptak Miss Liptak Merrill Hall Dean Raymond BH Manchester

Koehler to Attend Ohio Supervisors Meeting in Columbus

Miss Suzanne M. Koehler director of elementary training will attend the Ohio Unit of Supervisors and Directors of Instruction meeting in Columbus on November 15 and 16.

Suzanne M. Koehler Ohio Unit of Supervisors and Directors of Instruction Columbus

Bloom Announces Town Meeting Plan

Dr. Leonard Bloom unveiled a university open debate series titled America's Town Meeting. Monthly discussions will replace on air broadcasts with sociology department led open discussions starting November 14 on Foreign Affairs Is This Our War.

Bloom America Leonard Bloom Training School

Gals Eye New Mascot As AO Rush Party Promises Fun

Alpha Omega sorority hosts a barnyard themed party with a mystery mascot by Bob Seese. A Salem area band leads dancing after square dances while city folks sample planned refreshments. Community committee includes Jeanette Malat Enola Christian and Charlotte Boedeker.

Gals Eye Alpha Omega Bob Seese Salem Way Rootstown Jeanette Malat Enola Christian Charlotte Boedeker

Sherrer To Speak At Medina And Kent Engagements

Dr Grace Sherrer assistant professor of English has two speaking engagements planned. On November 8 she will address the Country Educational Conference in Medina and on November 14 she will speak to the Central Parent Teachers association in Kent.

Grace Sherrer Country Medina Central Parent-Teachers’ Association Kent

Gaines Cook to Speak at People's Rally

Young people from Protestant churches gather for a united service at 6 30 p m Sunday in the Methodist church. Gaines M Cook, executive secretary of the Ohio Christian Missionary society, will speak. John MacDonald, William Clark, Elizabeth Rent, Roy Deming, and Aileen Milligan organize. He will also speak at the First Christian church Sunday morning.

Gaines M. Cook Ohio Christian Missionary Society John MacDonald First Christian Church William Clark Congregational Church Elizabeth Rent Faith Lutheran Church Roy Deming Aileen Milligan Methodist Church Cook

Senate Study Mirrors Real McCoy For Student Gov

The student senate gains practical law making experience with debates and passage of legislation. Officials include President Ed Zink and pro tem Bill Mack. Senate seats open to all University students. Next meeting is Tuesday night November 5 in 317 McGilvrey.

U. S. Senate H. D. Byrne Senate Ed Zink Bill Mack William Horbaly Seargent-At-Arms Gene Glass McGilvrey

Holiday shopping hints and local shop openings

The writer notes a holiday mood across shops with advice to buy early to avoid price increases. Edna's gift shop and Eddie Hoard's cosmetics offer varied gift ideas and Cherry Blossom products. Tony's shoe repair promises quick service and Read studio advertises affordable photos and tinting.

Hallowe'en Eddie Hoard Cherry Blossom Cosmetics Eddie

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