Wedding Bells And Holiday Gatherings In Lawrence
A long wedding notice follows with details of the ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church where Rita Roney became the bride of Gaylord Hunt. The event featured elaborate floral displays, music by Carolee Eberhart, and reception in the church parlors. A separate report lists Christmas and family dinners, with numerous Lawrence families hosting relatives from across Kansas and beyond, including several attendees from Ottawa, Topeka, and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Lorayne Roney
Roland E. Roney
Gaylord Glenn Hunt
A. G. Hunt
First Presbyterian Church
Theodore H. Aszmen
Carolee Eberhart
Mendelssohn
Jesu
Bach
Brahms
Debussy
Ming Judith Cotton
Ruth Roney
Jeanne Aldridge
University of Kansas
Robert Browning
Lippe
Bohm
Ann Martin
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Selig
Rocelyn Roney
Harlan Kilmer
Kansas City
Dals Carpenter
Rolla
Thaine Carpenter
Fawnee Rock
Michael Maturo
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Wesley Creamer Jr
Lawrence
A. J. Jeffers
Ottawa
Wilda Nicolay
Lita Paine
Dighton
Leia Whiteford
Marcia Hall
Jane Klooz
Mona Millikin
Dale Carpenter
Jill Linda Jetteris
Cecil Bradley
Kenneth Stevenson
Camp Chaffee
Fort Smith
Ark
Hunt
Fifth Quartermaster Battalion
Irs
A. J. Rocking
Hastings
Nebr
J. D. Carpenter
Michael
JJ Linde
Jan
C. A. Paine
Vernon Paine
Easton
Perry L. Putnam
Admire
Inez Hoffman
Emporia
Mariel Hoffman
Junction Oi
Dale Manners
Welson
Kan- Mo
City
Jack Keller
Linwood
Princess Creates Gowns From Indian Saris in Paris
Paris reports Princess Sumali of India designs one of a kind evening gowns from sari fabrics. The couture pieces, priced between 1500 and 5000 dollars, are made in Paris by a non French designer with fabrics that are rare and not copied. Clients include millionaires wives and movie stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
NEA
Paria
Sumali
India
Maharajah of
Patiala
Schiaparelli
Robert Piguet
George V
Sumair
Local Personal News Highlights from Lincoln Area
Mr and Mrs Alvin Walters and daughters Jan and Jean of Lincoln visit Mrs Walters mother Miss Ethel High and sister Mrs Robert Oyler and Lily then attend a Kansas City ball tournament tonight returning tomorrow Pvt Whitheld Anderson stationed at Atlanta Ga is on a 12 day leave with Prof and Mrs Laurel B Anderson their son Cadet James F Rednour home from Wentworth Military Academy for Christmas holidays with plans to return in January Mr and Mrs A F Schermerhorn have just returned from Kansas where they spent Christmas with their son Robert Schermerhorn and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Walters
Jan
Jean
Lincoln
University of Kanaay
Parksville
James F. Rednour
Harold Rednour
Wentworth _ Military Academy
Joe Eeord
Garnett
Edna Patterson
Mary Hackman
Kate Caldwell
Kansas City
Dick Thompson
Robert Hackman
Thompson
E. C. Quigley
Henry Quigley
Mars
Wichita
E. M
Grant
Edward
Clay Center
Mra
Harold
Simon
Ming Ruth Cady
Winfield
P. Cady
Phyllis Martin
Fellingham
Wash
Forrest Springer
Wellington
F. H. Hill
Richard Williams
Amarillo
Air Force Base
E. E. Williams
Ryland Jackson
Maine St
Vernon A. Jackson
Oakland
Calif
Vernon
A. E. Anderson
Victor Winfrey
Sioux
Christmas Gatherings Across the Midwest Families Reunite
Families gathered across Kansas City Amarillo and Wichita for Christmas visits. Notable attendees included Mrs. Joe Eeord and relatives in Garnett, Mrs. Edna Patterson Mary Hackman and Kate Caldwell in Kansas City, and Robert Hackman with Mrs. Thompson in Wichita. Other reunions involved the Quigleys in Rolla and Amarillo, the Stuckys in Rolla, and Richards in Lawrence.
Teletypesetters Begin Use In Oregon and Washington
Seattle, Dec. 26 AP started delivering news by teletypesetter circuit to 34 newspapers in Oregon and Washington. The new circuit began at 8 a.m. CST and marks the service's expansion beyond the Carolinas. Plans call for circuits in at least 40 states by early 1952. Oregon-Washington papers will receive news on a teletyp writer or perforated tape for automated typesetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Associated Press
Oregon
Washington
Carolinas
Florida
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Oregon-Washington
Tips to Homemakers on Leftover Turkey and Flavors
Home makers are advised to use leftover turkey in a celery dressed mix forming a ring with jelly cranberry and turkey salad at the center. When stretching meat loaf with oatmeal add a pinch of monosodium glutamate to intensify flavor. Broiled bananas pair well with curried shrimp and goat accompaniments include crisp bacon chopped, salted peanuts, and preserved ginger.
Farm population decline noted by NC State economists
North Carolina State College agricultural economists report farm residents have steadily fallen since 1910, now near 1900 levels while national population rises. The 1950 U S farm population stood at 23,577,000, about five million less than 1940. A Palomar sky survey aims to set astronomical standards for a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
United States
North Carolina State College Agricultural Economists
Palomar Observatory
California Institute of Technology
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Createy Martin Lois Ann Fuller
Margimat Moore
Lymouth
Min Ruth Clayton
Orge R. Mrkonic
St. Sona
Catholic Church
University Club
Ae Compen
E. Tene
W. D. Paden
Dwight Mettler
Wigglesworth
Ivan, Shull
Marie Sleffer
Fort Smith, Ark
Charlene Barton
Herbert Leon Wil
Fort Knox, Ky
Cpl
Samuel F. Seetin
Janice Sue
Westover Field
Mass
Seeting
Jan the Eliot
Lillie Johnson
Route Six
Donna Wingert
Raymond Johnson
Dickie
Noelan Robison
Dale Johnson
Jerry
Topeka
Evan Johnson
F. L. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Ruthie Wilson
Edna Wilson
R. R. Stucky
Stucky
Hazel Longabaugh
Richard Stucky Jr
Robert Stucky
George Wise
Cats
H. A. Saylor
Maa Guntert
Charles Fincher
V. M. Auchard
A. B. Coker
Auchard
Dwight C
Jost
Linda
Karen
Bartlesville
Allen Auchard
John Anderson, Jr
Olathe
Chard Harris
Bently
Harris
Robert B. York
Anchorage
Alaska
Ork
Adrienne
Fidelity White Shrine
Virgil FE. Cooper
Kansas City, Mo
Vicki Ann
Dee
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Belle Kinney
Jean Winslow
Sybil Schrayer
Thelma Garbutt
Edith Alexander
Mabel Fietcher
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Midland Hall
Order of Eagles
Weat Side
Sunflower 4-H Club
Riverside
Henry F. Holtzclaw
Donald L. Jarrett
Michael Douglas
Jane
Holtzelaw
Holtziw
Jarrett
Phillips Petroleum
Bartles- Nile
Otwa
Mrs
Harry Mitchell
Terday
Donna DeCow
Bartlett
Kenneth Mitchell
Sherie
Steven
E. K. Stevenson Jr
Mitchell
Merle Mitchell
John E. Hawkins
Hugh Mackenzie
London
England
Merril D. Clubb
Hankins
Margaret Hankfin
Tom Hankins
David Hankins
Alfred Gallup
Harry Hill
Maurine
R. E. Love
R. A. Potter
Liberty, Mo
Keith Baugh
Gary Lee
Goff
Frank D. Miller
Archibald Oliver
Earl Campbell
Pvt
Edward Campbell
Roswell, N. M
R. A. Dibble
Eart Campbell
Larry Campbell
Norman Combest
James
Eudora
Ray Stewart
Maude Ott
Marie Howard
Esther Freese
Clara Freese
Gerald Ott
Karen Lee Ott
Lillie Combest
E. E. Bayles
Lewis Bayles
Camp Roberts
Spencer Bayles
Phillip
Don
Boulder
Colo
Hugh Bayles
John Bayles
L. N. Lewis
James Postma
Hugh Means
Willard Manahan
George McGil
Rosemary. Buehler
William Randall
Iola
Bayles
C. F. O'Bryon
Edward O'Bryon
Laughtera
Carol Ann
Linda Jane
Frederick
Herbert J. O'Bryon
Steven Michael
Cecil A. Bradley
John L. Kilworth
Ray Hill
Dietrich Jost
Judy
Susan
Marjorie
Omaha
Jack Hedger
J. H. Hedger
William Hill
Vickie
Ronnie
Robert Sexton
Connie Sue
Alma Mae
Orville
Bernard Moorman
Iain
Quakenbush
W. Meamer
Chien Shiy Lloyd
Teoeeard
Rossville
A. A. Carpenter
Carpenter Han
Rita Roney
Gaylord Hunt
Herbert L. Williams
Charlene Marie Barton
Marie Kieffer
Princess
Rosette Hargrove
A. F. Schermerhorn
Kanan
Robert Schermerhorn
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Metas
Tascher
Victor Kayiets
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
Mel Fisher
Gustafson
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