Day and Stutz wedding at Grace Cathedral Topeka
Miss Elizabeth Day daughter of the Very Rev John Warren Day married Richard Griffin Stutz son of Mr and Mrs Joan G Stutz in Grace Cathedral Topeka. Father Day dean of the cathedral performed the ceremony with elements of poinsettias and greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Day
John Warren Day
Richard Griffin Stutz
Joan G. Stutz
Topeka
Grace Cathedral
Alan Stutz
Lawrence
Stephen Elsworth
Stutz
Jawreree
Rockfordee
Rockford
Washburn University
Setect
Lawpers 2
Petia Pau Delta
Pamir
Sar
Cab Tyre Verde
Holiday visits fill Mack home with family guests
Daughters Mrs J H Hoover of Atlanta and Mrs Dave Watson of Longview plus granddaughter Miss Harriett Wilson attend Christmas at the Mack residence. Nancy Jane Lindsey travels to Kansas City for college events and dances. Several other relatives and guests from Lincoln Neb, Los Alamos NM, Oxford Ohio, Wichita and Kansas City are noted for Christmas gatherings and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mack
J. H. Hoover
Atlanta
Dave Watson
Longview
Wash
Harriett Wilson
Mary A. Burnham
Northampton
Mass
Nancy Jane Lindsey
Kansas City
Betty Delaney
College Assembly
Kansas City Country Club
University Cotillion Club
Mission Hills Country Club
F. H. Smithmeyer
Harold J. Longenecker
Stephen Stephanon
Annand Stevie
Los Alamos
N.M
H. F. Mattoon
Homer King
Lake Bluff
Tech. Spt
Max Gott
David
Rex Harshbarger
LeRoy Fleming
C. A. Catton
Arkansas City
Corlett J. Cotton
Christmas Dinner Attended by Kingery Family and Friends
Mrs. Will Kingery hosted a turkey dinner on Christmas Day with 27 guests including Everett Kingery and family from Washington Creek, Murray Bond and family from Lone Star, Lonnie E Kingery and Chester Disque parties from Pleasant Grove, and residents of Clinton and Lawrence areas. A gift exchange was held and attendees listed. The India Home Demonstration unit plans a kitchen shower for the Everett Christensen family Friday December 30 at 8 pm at the India school house with community members invited to bring pies.
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Miers
Ardour Kother
Frank Sean
Mil
Mies
Rey Moore
Mire
Wooter Wasceer
Mie
Thas
Meo
Ivan Hee
Goode Moock
Frank Horrell
Virgil Horrell
Mary Brownlee
Earl Curl
Anna Curl
Sunnyside
Ralston
Evelyn Ralston
Doris Wood
Lawrence
Jim Davis
Chanute
J. M. Johnson
Rhode Island Street
Donald Jones
San Gabriel
Calif
Will Kingery
Everett Kingery
Jean
Hilly
Washington Creek
Murray Bond
Marche Ann
Francis Zukor
Jimmie
Lone Star
Lonnie E. Kingery
Lonnie William
Chester Disque
Jimmie Lee
Pleasant Grove
Lai Verne Kampschroeder
Wanda
Larry
Clinton
Ernest Hadi
Delores
Lennie
al Gene
India Home
Everett Christensen
India School House
families visit for Christmas in several towns
Mr and Mrs J Carl Clifton and daughters Ann and Carol returned from Tulsa after visiting relatives over Christmas. Mrs F H Hill and Miss Mary Lu Hill host four Hill sisters from Oklahoma and Pennsylvania plus relatives Bill Nave and Mrs John Wells. Visitors include Major and Mrs Shore of Fort Sill and others spending the holidays in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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J. Carl Clifton
Ann
Carol
Tulsa
Okla
F.H. Hill
Mary Lu Hill
Hill
R. P. Pinson
Pinson
Okmulgee
William Nave
MacAllester
A. T. Munsell
Upper Darby
Merle Ward
Wedlington
Ohio Street
Elmo FE
Maiden
Tommy
Mississippi Street
Culver Ciy
Calif
Howard Hughes Aircraft Company
University of Kansas
Lettie Ward
Memorial Hospital
Clara F. Freese
Chicago
Lawrence
Ed Klein
Katherine Klein
Brookings, &. C
Ida Howe
Wellington
Maurice Crane
Olmsted Falls
Pimyra Crane
Theodore Crane
Ray Polk
Nevada
James Williams
Terry
L. V. Carr
Hartley
Hunter
Carr
Garden City
E. C. Quigley
St. Joseph
Christmas Holiday Visitor Roundup Across Families
Recap of local residents visiting relatives after Christmas. Alma Payne and brother B Stafford in fragile health at Mrs C C Shimmons home. Canterbury club meeting trip to Norman by Rev Robert C Swift with multiple companions. Numerous arrivals from Baxter Springs Topeka and Kansas City for holiday time. Read the Journal-World Want-Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Quigley
Alma Payne
B. Stafford
C. C. Shimmons
Stafford
Kansas City
Robert C. Swift
Margaret Cool
Martha Beth Dawes
Lawrence
Ardyce Wilson
Ottawa
Donald Jackson
Kan
Norman
Okla
Canterbury Clubs
Episcopal Church
Riley Burcham
Bill Burcham
Baxter Springs
Glenn Dawes
Martha Beth Lawes
Norman D. Jones
Jones
Martha Letitia and
Julietta
Topeka
Edwin Grandstrom
Julietta Jones
Emery Woodard
Chanute
Erwin Rice
Calvin Dresser
Robert
St. Louis
Dresser
James D. Dresser
Bessie Hall
Robert Swift
Mr. Swift
A Year Without War: 1949 World Trends and Tensions
James Marlow outlines 1949 as a year of peace amid strategic maneuvering. The United States expanded nuclear prestige, faced Soviet atomic claims, and backed Western Europe through the Atlantic Pact and Marshall Plan while reshaping Germany and Asia under evolving Cold War pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
United States
U. S
Russia
Truman
U.S
China
Asia
Europe
Western Europe
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Tito
C Rmarny
Britain
France
Berlin
Germany
Berliies
Cold War Standoff Ends With No New Breakthrough
The year closed with continued cold war tension as the West and East kept jockeying for position just in case a breakthrough might occur.
University Club Plans Christmas Week Square Dance
The University Club hosts a square dance tomorrow night from 8 to 10 at the clubrooms. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Palmerlee and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hansen with Mr. and Mrs. Thurmas McMahon guiding dances. William M. Simpson urges advance phone notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Albert Palmerlee
Lorne Hansen
Thurmas McMahon
William M. Simpson
Lawrence Business College Reopens January 3 After Holidays
Lawrence Business College announces closure for holidays with reopening set for January 3. The notice indicates campus offices and classes resume with normal hours in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Business College
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Lawton
Art Banks
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Minn
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Raytown
Leo Euler
Pleasant Hour Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Dick Patterson
Fort Gollins
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M. J. Patterson
Centenary Methodist Church
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S&s Wow
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E. E. Henley
Caldwell
Kenneth E. Keller
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Leavenwearth
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E. Hodgson
Diana Lyon
Harold Johnson
Sue Ann J. M. Johnson
Eugene Johnson
Edgar Klein
Katharine Klein
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By James Marlow
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Rinello Beauty Salon
Masa
Eugene Jennings
East South Park
Music Teachers Association of Lawrence
Haynes & Keene
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Sander & Edger
Wlnigoney
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