Social Calendar items from Baldwin and nearby towns
Social calendar lists a golden anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Randel at Baldwin, a wedding of Joss Ann Fuller and Mark Quinlan Moore at Plymouth Congregational Church, and a Dec 31 buffet invitation at the Eldridge Hotel. It notes Madalyn Moore and Lane Collins wedding, Christmas dinners including the Winters and Asher families, and a new baby Nancy Gail Barber with family changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Randel
Baldwin
Joss Ann Fuller
Mark Quinlan Moore
Plymouth Congregational Church
Fred Zoellner
Tommy Constant
Eldridge Hotel
B. A. Herman
Madalyn Moore
Lane Collins
Thomas Collins
First Methodist Church
Clare Hayes
June Puckett
Berry Collins
Collins
Frank
Lawrence
Christmas Dinners and Golf Career Highlighted in Local Social Notes
Mrs B P Deichert hosts Christmas dinner with kin from Kansas City Wellington and local towns. Ben Mohler’s family dinner brings together Eldon Smith Hodson Folks and other relatives. Miss Marilynn Smith of Wichita, KU alum and rising pro golfer, visits Topeka for a golf exhibition after dining with Glenn Kappelman and Bob Nelson and attending a KU vs. Southern California game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Klein
Edward Klein
Charles Falconburg
Kansas City
Ida Hoge
Wellington
Katharine Klein
Ben Mohler
Eldon Smith
Nancy
Bobby
John Mohler
Jenia
Lawrence Hodson
Linda
Junior Mohler
John Folks
Danny
Ernst Mohler
Gwen
Billy
Jess Langhofer
Marilynn Smith
Wichita
Glenn Kappelman
Bob Nelson
Miss Smith
Babe Zaharias
Patty Berg
Louise Suggs
Betty Jamieson
Mr. Nelson
Marilynn
Edward F. Arn
Topeka
Merninger Clinic
A. G. Spalding and Brothers Sporting Goods Co
Cross country tournament heads to Tampa next month
Miss Smith, formerly a Kansas amateur, rose to fame with three state titles and a 1949 Women’s National Intercollegiate golf championship win over Grace Lenczyk after losing to her in the finals. Prof and Mrs Domenico Gagliardo host a Christmas dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Engle and several others noted in the seating plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Miss Smith
Kansas Tp
Grace Lenczyk
Domenico Gagli-ardo
Richard S. Engle
Kansas City
Josephine Burnham
Lucy T. Dougherty
Mary E. Garver
John Gaillardo
Gagli
Spivey Seeks Stay at Kentucky After Suspension
All-America 7-foot Bill Spivey asked to remain at the University of Kentucky as a student after requesting removal from the basketball eligibility list. Pending his name being cleared in a current investigation, Spivey plans to stay on campus while the case unfolds. Drug addiction is cited as grounds for divorce in seven states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Bill Spivey
Spivey
U. S
Father Cradles Bleeding Boy In His Arms to Look at Toys
Houston on Christmas Day tells of Wayne Gideon a seven year old with congenital bleeding who survived many transfusions including from St Louis and faced further hemorrhages. His father Elmer holds him as he watches Santa gifts. Mother nearby. hope for a stronger next year. Seaton in good condition after chest operation at Kansas University Medical Center following a severe respiratory illness. Continent-wide count of 265 religious bodies noted as of October 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Wayne Gideon
Wayne
Elmer Gideon
St. Louis
Seaton
Kansas City
Kan
Fay N. Seaton
Manhattan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.S. Winter
M. Allen Young
Burlington
Winter
Frank Eberhardt
Salina
Burt Anderson
Bob Anderson
Janet
Carol
Ottawa
Shipman Winter
Fred
Winton Winter
Henry Asher
Arvid Baltzersen
Henry
Robert
Alan Asher
Fort Leavenworth
Baltzersen
Asher
Brock
Edward Hotchkiss
Bonner Springs
Women’s Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Clara Reynolds
Ind. St
Harold Skinner
Margery
John Barber
Nancy Gail
Jane
Barber
Vivian Deichert
Boggs and
Albert
Vermont
B. P. Deichert
Dread Ave
J. W. Barber
Ohio St
Sister
May
Pop
Continental
United States
Weaver's Millinery
Weskits
Childrens
Weaver's Ready
Sandler
Penobscot
Paramount
Suede
Shoe Department
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