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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1946
Page
2
The piece outlines Kent State University's push for major modernization after war shortages. Plans include a long awaited student union building, new dormitories and equipment to raise the school's public standing. It promises continued tradition while aiming for growth with student and alumni support.
Festivities spotlight Ruthie Hoehn and Brady alumni in a Brady homecoming tease. Names of guests include Marge Curfey with her eight month old, Art and Janie Durivage, John Mine, Evie Rawles, Ted Phillips, Jim Gillete, Mary Lou Tuttle, Pat DelVecchio, Mickey Yeager, Cliff Hancock, Art Seyler, Dixie Lee Coleman, and Tom Walsh. The night features Masque ball, NTFC origins, a Jack Ward quintet show, and a Macbeth ad campaign.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Byler announce the first faculty piano recital on November 9 with Mrs. Byler as new piano instructor. Roy D. Metcalf and sixty band members timed this week’s marching formation. Ralph Faulk, Kent music major, toured with major bands and joined NTFC show plans with Lenny Schinderman. Stan Kenton and June Christy played Akron venues. Carolyn Grey succeeds Anita O'Day with Gene Krupa. Lily Pons conducts music under Andre Kostelanetz.
Kent State newspaper details subscription price two dollars per year and staff roles. The Kent Stater is issued three times weekly on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday during the university year with vacation pause. Copyright and printing credits noted for Courier-Tribune and Commercial Press in Kent Ohio.
A campus crowd of alumni gathers as KSU faces neglect and regional obscurity. The piece urges creation of a full-time alumni secretary with staff and funds, linking two independent Kent State alumni groups to form a stronger unified effort. President Bowman supports organizing a powerful alumni association.
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