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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1947
Page
4
Nearly 200 married students were turned away this quarter due to housing shortages. Veterans and wives resort to trailers as Windham offers limited four room units under strict occupancy rules. Ravenna residents struggle with zoning and sanitation as overcrowding persists and unused space remains unutilized.
Calendar notes show a 3 am all day rehearsal for the play Harriet and an informal dance Witchs Cauldron by Beta Gamma sorority at Will s Gym with 50 cents admission. Also a faculty reception for new members in Moulton music room. Football KSU vs John Carroll at University Field. Hayride open to all students and the public at 7.
A police escorted hayride with eight horse and tractor drawn wagons will march from the Kent area to the Schmiedel farm three miles northwest. Independent Student Association riders aim to boost campus image. meet at 8 p.m. at the Student Union, return by 11 p.m. Tickets 50 cents single, one dollar couple.
A meeting of the Christian foundation will discuss the November theme Evidences of God at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Rev Ronald Reed hosts at 311 Park Avenue. The calendar lists another discussion, a special speaker and a social evening. Open programs welcome university students.
The Wesley foundation presents Moments In Music Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Methodist church with recordings and solos. The program includes a worship service by students who will lead Edinburg service the next morning and features scripture by Joan Scerringer and speeches by Jane Claypool and Eleanor Meek. The evening starts with a 6 p.m. fellowship hour and supper, with Jean Davidson in charge of recreation. The Halloween barn party tonight is canceled and the two week membership drive chaired by June Hirka ends today. Sunday class meets at 9 30 before the 10 45 worship.
Clara Perez became president of La Tertulia after officers were elected Thursday night. June Derks was chosen vice president, Jean Klasgue secretary, June Steigerwald treasurer, Doris Merton program chairman, and John Chill and Ronald Walsh named publicity officers.
The Faculty Women's club hosts its annual reception in the Moulton music room tomorrow from 8 to 11 p.m. with more than 100 new faculty additions to be introduced. The entire faculty attends to greet newcomers while Martha Lansinger and Roberta Sollberger perform. Club officers and committee members will greet guests and pour tea.
Radio Workshop presents Spring Over Brooklyn on WAKR at 11 15 tomorrow morning. Janet Gillespie Frank Yukman Eileen McGinley Gerry Dantzic star with Betty Cibula directing. Willie and Dolly, a Brooklyn couple, drive the plot as Dolly seeks true shared life over dream fantasies of luxury.
Gamma Phi Beta sisters elect Betty Hoy as president and Dorothy Clevenger as vice president and social chairman. Patricia Casto becomes recording secretary, Annamary Acerra corresponding secretary, Lois Allyn treasurer, Ruth Baker pledge trainer, and Harriette Russell rushing chairman.
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