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Delta Delta Delta House, 229 E ___1 IKE 0H0 STATE LANTERN, Mon., May 20, 1968 7 -1 I - 1 A’___ _- _x-’ (Lantern Photo by Gregg 1foman) CLEAN UP—Members of Delta Delta through suburban shopping centers Delta and Phi Delta Theta meet down to raise money for the muscular town at Broad and High Streets Satur dystrophy fund. The group collected day after pushing decorated bathtubs $2,260 in four hours. THE OHIO STATE LANTERN, Monday, April26, 1993 Fall from sorority roof kills student By Kristen H. Hubly of Phi Kappa Theta fraternity. Lantern staff writer Prest was admitted to University Hospitals at 4:45 am, and listed in An OSU student died Sunday, critical condition from trauma to hours after falling from the roof of a multiple parts of his body caused by sorority house on campus, a the fall, Phillips said. representative for OSU Hospitals Prest suffered a broken neck and said. was put on a life support system, Joseph Sanford Prest, 20, of which was removed Sunday Wintersville, Ohio, was pronounced afternoon, Phillips said. Prest died dead at 4:40 p.m. Sunday from shortly thereafter. injuries he sustained in a fall, said The Franklin County Coroner’s University Hospitals Administrative Office would not comment on the Associate Ken Phillips. cause of death, pending an autopsy. At about 4:15 a.m., Prest, a According to neighbors of the member of the Sigma Chi fraternity, fraternity, the Sigma Clii house 260 1. 15th Ave., fell three stories night where Delta hosted a party Saturday from the roof of the neighboring alcohol was served, although it is not Delta Delta sorority house, 229 E. was present at said Meredith Cleverley, known whether Prest 15th Ave., the party. president of the sorority. Kerpsack Cleverley said Prest was alone on Sigma Clii president Jim the roof, which is off-limits to would not comment. everyone. She said police told her The incident is currently being Prest may have been asleep. investigated by the homicide division Cleverley did not know whether of the Columbus Police Department, Prest had been drinking, and results but the detective on the case could not from a blood-alcohol test were not be reached for comment. available. Greek Week officially began Throughout the evening there were Sunday with a carnival, but the people on different parts of the roof of Sigma Chi house did not attend out of the sorority house, said Jim Wahl, an respect for the deceased, said David officer of Phi Kappa Theta fraternity, Strauss, Coordinator for Greek Jim Douthitt/the Lantern 227 E. 15th Ave., which is adjacent to Affairs. the Tri-Delt house on the west side. “It’s a terrible, terrible tragedy A student fell from the roof of the Delta Delta Delta house, 229 E. 15th Aye, early The fall occurred on the north side which occurred. We grieve for his Sunday morning. of the Tri-Delt house, said Mike Tighe friends and family,” Strauss said. Ilic (foIumhu DispiEch . Monday, April 26, 1993. Ohio State student, 20, dead after three-story fall from sorority house By Ray Crumbley police. Dispatch Staff ReJx)ner “He apparently went to A hospital spokesman said Prest sleep in a sleeping bag was admitted to the surgical inten Au Ohio State University stu sive care unit at 4:45 am. with head dent died yesterday from injuries he with a pillow on a flat injuries. He died about 12 hours received in a fail from a three-story portion of the roof” later. roof of an off-campus Sorority house. Chris Holzhauser Holzhauser and sorority offi Joseph Prest, 20, 144 Milky homicide detective dais said Prest had not been inside Way Dr., Wintersville, Ohio, was the sorority house, and no social pronounced dead at 4:40 p.m. at Ohio event was under way theie. Holzhauser said. State University Hospitals. He is the “There definitely was no party son of affi)mey Joseph G. Prest of He said Prest had talked with a at our house. We are dry, and no Wintersville, police said. sorority member earlier. There was alcohol is allowed here,” a sororit The incident occurred at the no indication how’ Prest got onto the member said. Delta Delta Delta sorority house, roof, Holzhauser said. Ohio State University police 229 E. 15th Ave., early yesterday “It’s a tragedy. I hope this will said they are not involved in the morning. Columbus police were discourage others from getthig up on investigation because the incident called at 4:15 am., according to hom those roofs,” he said. “It’s fairly occurred off-campus. icide detective Chris Holzhauser. common but it’s also dangerous.” Hospital officials said the Holzhauser said the death ap Holzhauser said two witnesses Franklin County coroner will be no parently was accidental, and there saw Prest fall as they entered a tified. was no evidence that anyone else third-floor apartment across the Enk K. Busch, assistant vice was on the roof when Prest fell. street. At first they thought some president of student affairs, said “He apparently went to sleep in one was playing a practical joke, he Prest was in the Universit College. a sleeping bag with a pillow on a flat said. One ran across the street, indicating he was a freshman or portion of the roof. All indications found Prest and immediately began sophomore who had not declared a are that he rolled off in his sleep,” administering CPR. The other called major. __ THE OHIO STATE LANTERN, Tuesday, May18, 1993 5 Campus fraternity recognizes Outstanding sorority member By Pam Dobles many “hits on the chin” lately, applications, which were reviewed Lantern staff wcfter Hollingsworth added. by three fraternity members who “I don’t think Natalie Clippard the solution, organized the judges for the of Delta Delta though, is to throw the baby out Delta Sorority was honored as the program. That committee selected 1993 Sorority Woman of the Year ten finalists, he said. Sunday by Delta CM Fraternity. AJonso said the ten finalists were Delta Delta Delta President interviewed by a four-member Meredith Cleverley accepted on panel, which included Beverly ; Uhienhake, a junior from St. behalf of Clippard, who was out of q iecag zeinese town. Henry; Paul Bohlman, a 1970 “wanen”for1heir alumnus and national fraternity “She is an outstanding “- ,,*“‘. øJJ* officer; Susan Neff, vice president individual who is very involved in servzce tothe of marketing for EPCON the community,” Cleverley said of Company; and Bill Wahi, director of the OSU Clippard. She added that she was Parents very pleased to see Clippard Association. ,. Clippard will recognized in such a positive way. receive a trophy, Greek is than which her sorority will keep for a life more just year, parties, said Felix Alonso, a senior Gajda said. Alonso said each of the 10 and member of Delta CM. That is — FeHxAIsá’. why the fraternity presented the finalists received a plaque and gifts from some of 4th Annual Sorority Woman of the the event’s 23 Year Award, he said. sponsors. Delta Clii arranged for the “We want to recognize these with the bath women for their service to the water,” he said. finalists to arrive by limousine at community and their There are many positive things Sunday’s reception at the Delta Clii academic going on in the greek community, achievement,” Alonso said. house, which was catered by he said. Marriott, Gajda The men of Delta and the said. CM 10 All sororities registered with the finalists for the award are to be The Sorority Woman of the Year Women’s Panhellenic Association Award commended for what they are doing was started by Delta Clii in were asked to choose five the 1960s for greek life and the community in and then discontinued, general, representatives to compete for the said fraternity member Dave said Richard A. award, said Hollingsworth, OSU Dean Stan Gajda, a member Keber. Four years ago, an alumnus of of Delta Chi and coordinator Student Life. of this sent a check and asked that the The greek system has taken year’s competition. award be re-established, Keber Those women submitted said. ‘—I Wednesday, October 18 1995 . / bc (oIumbus Dtsptrh LINDENBERG (KILBOURNE) Jane Williard (Kilbourne) Lindenberg, age 87, of Columbus, died Sunday October 15, 1995 at Mt. Carmel Medical Center. She was born January 26, 1908 in Columbus, the daughter of Isabel Gregg Williard and George W. Williard, M.D. Survivors include her brother, William F. Williard of Colum bus; daughters, Rachaet K Gould of Lan- drum, S.C., Karen K. Mearns of Princeton Junction, N.J., Malinda K. Boyd of Fairfield, Conn.; son, Michael tV. Kilbourne of Colum bus; 14 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchil dren. Preceded in death by granddaughter Rachaet Kilbourne Bull. Her first husband Raymond tV. Kilbourne, died in 1970, her second husband C. Herman Lindenberg, died in 1988. She attended the Columbus School for Girls and Ohio State University where she was a charter member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. She was founding own er ofthe Alcove Bookahop and a member of 2 Twig Chapters in Columbus. She was a char ter member of the Junior League of Colum bus and a member of the Monday Afternoon History Club, the Rocky Fork Hunt and Country Club and St. Alban’s Episcopal Church. A Memorial Service will be held Wednesday October 18, 1995 at 1 p.m. at St. Alban’s Episcopal Church, where the family will receive friends after the service. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Bexley Public Library, 2411 E. Main St., Columbus, Oh. 43209 in her memory.
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