13 Nov 1939
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1939
Page
1
The University hosts a concert by the Trio of New York on Wednesday at 8 15 PM in the auditorium. Carl Friedberg Daniil Karpilowsky and Felix Salmond arrive from Manhattan to rehearse. Reserved seats available with student activity ticket. non ticket admission 50 cents.
The Sociology club will meet Wednesday at 6 p m over the banquet table at Captain Brady restaurant. Marguar ite Rank, program chairman, says guest speakers will be members of the university sociology staff.
Ralph L. Lee of the General Motors public relations office will outline the work of public affairs and research at tomorrow's 10 a m assembly in the auditorium. A Dayton native, he has deep experience in sales and research and has held roles in appliance sales, customer research, and sales leadership. He is an ordained Episcopal minister, aviator, and inventor.
The French club meets in room 312M tonight at 4. All members should attend. The Faculty Woman's Professional club hosts Ada Jordan in Robinhod at 6. Miss Jordan, Home Economics instructor, speaks on Textiles at the World's Fair. Dr. Alice Ryder addresses Engleman hall Thursday at 7 30. YMCA social at 312M Tuesday 7 30. International Relations club meets in N E library Wednesday 7 30. Dr James T Laing speaks on What Is Race Prejudice at YMCA 312M Tuesday Nov 14.
Western Reserve overwhelmed Kent State 38 to 0 at League Park Cleveland. Reserve racked up about 321 yards rushing and similar passing, scoring in every quarter except the third. Few reserves played, as WR started almost all first string.
A university student offers views on the recent election and campus relations. A two-column Society piece notes sex and love on campus with a gripe theme and a weekly campus happenings recap. Alpha Omega to host annual All Greek dance at Portage Country Club next Saturday. Baldwin Wallace football preview in Cleveland next Saturday.
Last in a series of fraternity smokers will be held by the Sigma Tau Gammas at 202 N Lincoln Street Thursday night. All unaffiliated men are invited to attend.
Ray Novotny a university gym instructor and coach served as Second Lieutenant of Company C a convoy unit in a two day mobilization drill held November 11 and 12. The unit equipped with 15 trucks and one wagon will be stationed at the Ohio State fair grounds in Columbus for a second mobilization period November 22 to 26.
Attending the Bowling Green event were Mrs. Marie Apple Mrs. Virginia Harvey and Miss Alice Whitten from the Women’s Physical Education department as part of the Women’s Physical Education association gathering last week.
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