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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1941
Page
3
Luella Heapel notes social gossip at Kent State and nearby campuses. Items include students’ hobbies, pet guppies, wish bones, shells, and fashion trends, plus a quirky verse by Willie O'Toole and campus nicknames.
Fall fashion note describes Terese Green’s new Splash O Color corsages for Kent coeds. Corsages use pine burrs autumn leaves and ribbons, priced at 25 cents for all season wear. Also mentions Marjorie Woodworth promoting Chesterfield ad and Trevor’s Music Store record previews including Jealous by the Andrew Sisters.
Dr. W. M. Williams, assistant professor of English, was elected president of the Kent chapter of the American Association of University Professors at a Tuesday night meeting held at the Robin Hood. Other officers named are Dr. Gertrude Lawrence as vice president, Miss Suzanne Koehler as secretary, and Prof. Herbert W. Wilbur as treasurer.
Gamma Sigs host annual Russian party at 8 pm in the town hall on River street Kent. Active members Vera Pierce Evelyn Rawles and Connie Waldo present the program with Martha Harper as general chair assisted by Hope Byrne Martha Jean Lauderbaugh Lindy Barch and Miss Rawles.
The Newman Club holds a meeting at 7 30 tonight in St Patrick’s school auditorium to announce the membership drive winner. Team captains Jules Bognar and Warren Kerrigan will present team member counts and plans for a Halloween party. All Catholic students are urged to attend.
The YWCA and YMCA host a Home Talent show at 7 p.m. in room 219 Kent hall. Acts from YW and YM members will be recruited for a Halloween party at Summit County Home next week.
The Advanced Modern Dance club will study composition and improvisations at 7 tonight in room 119 Kent Hall. Assistant professor Virginia Harvey announced yesterday.
Terese Green asks fans to back the team for the upcoming Saturday game with Reserve. She urges supporters to wear Kent State colors and promises strong backing to spur the squad to best effort.
Kappa Sigma Chi fraternity invites attendees to a carnival smoker tonight at 8 at the Robin Hood venue. The program features a piano jam by Herb Rosen and a skit by Henry Rosen about Kent State University. Bill Hudee chairs the smoker committee with Walter Holmes Herbert Rucker and William Dedinsky assisting.
Al Van Auker was elected president of the Lynn club at its second meeting Tuesday night. Doris Ringler was elected vice president and social chairman, and Virginia Linden and Joan Smith were elected secretary-treasurer and corresponding secretary respectively.
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