Lawrence Social Calendar Highlights January 1951
Saturday schedule in Lawrence Kansas features reinstatement for Ifred Hurley, a guest speaker Ralph Colman reflecting a Europe trip last summer, and a busy social calendar with meetings of Delta Kappa Gamma, Girl Scout dinner, Castle Tea Room events, and club gatherings at Memorial Union and other venues.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Ifred Hurley
Ralph Colman
Europe
Carl Sneegssee
Olivner
Hotel
Eldridge
Pleasant Hour Club
Saint Peter's Catholic Cathedr
Kansas City
Delta Kappa Gamma
Memorial Union
W. G. Hutson
Maye Ae Hens
Hearth
Marriage of Miss Darby to Eugene Alford Jr at St Peter's
The fusion of families marks a Kansas City wedding as Miss Marjorie Darby daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Darby of Kansas City Kans, weds Eugene David Alford Jr son of Mrs Eugene D Alford of Lawrence at 11:30 this morning in St Peter's Catholic Cathedral. The ceremony is by Rev James P McKenna with organist James Kennedy providing nuptial music followed by a reception at the Hotel Muehlebach Colonial ballroom.
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Marjorie Julia Darby
Harry Darby
Kans City
Kans
Eugene David Alford, Jr
Eugene. D. Alford
Lawrence
St. Peter's Catholic Cathedral
Kansan City
Muehlebach
James P. McKenna
James Kennedy
Point de Lyons
Thomas H. Gibson, Jr
Kansas City
Robert H. Adams
Salina
Charles W. Oswald
Laura Louise Jennings
Little Flower Girls
Barbara Darby Edwards
Kathy Ann Gibson
Alford
Ray Evans
Glatthaars Celebrate Golden Wedding With Open House
Mr and Mrs R K Glatthaar marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with open house on New Year’s afternoon drawing about 120 friends. They reside five miles southwest of Lawrence since marriage. The event featured performances by John Mettner and Mrs Paul Rankin, with impersonations by Miss Jo Anna March and a monologue read by Mrs Nelle Mitchell. Delphines of Trinity Lutheran church to meet later at 1022 Alabama street with new officers listed. Mrs J L Fultz hosted a dessert bridge at The Hearth with prizes won by Mrs Thomas Cumming and Mrs Ralph Linville.
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R. K. Glatthaar
Mrs. Glatthaar
Lawrence
John Mettner
Mra
Paul Rankin
Jone
Mian Jo Anna March
Wild Bill Hickock
Mra Nelle Mitchell
the Hotly Beautiful
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Delphines
Trinity Lutheran Church
L. L. Smith
Alabama Street
Dent
BR. A. Bilesner
C. F. Stinson
Dockery
Arthur Winchell
J. L. Fultz
Thomas Cumming
Ralph Linville
Air Commander Swears His Son Into U S Army
San Diego Calif Jan 20 The Pacific fleets air commander swore in his son Martin Cury Sprague 21 as a recruit for the army Vice Adm Thomas L Sprague said the Spragues have fought in every war since King Philips Indian war and he believes all served in the army but me Young Sprague a San Diego State College student said the army offered better opportunity than the navy for advancement.
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San Diego
Calif
Pacific Fleet
Army
Thomas L. Sprague
Martin Cury Sprague
Spragues
Phillip
Sprague
San Deigo State College
Navy
Truman brands Stalin like Hitler and Mussolini at dinner
President Truman described Premier Stalin as no different from Hitler and Mussolini, stating they all lived in the enslavement of the common people. He defended the right to act with Europe policy, warned of aggression and inflation, and said freedom will prevail worldwide while distinguishing Senate critics’ motives as well intentioned.
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Washington
Truman
Joseph Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Society of Business Mazjassine Editors
Senate
Europe
U. S
Cited Criticisms Directed at Premier Stalin In Rare Occasion
The passage notes a rare instance where an individual criticized Premier Stalin by name, marking an unusual public rebuke within the discourse of the period. The reference highlights notable tension and stands out for naming the Soviet leader directly.
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Stalin
Truman Still Angry Over Music Critic's Comment
President Truman, still angry over a music critic's remark that Margaret Truman sometimes sings flat, recalled early days in Washington while presenting a trade journals award to reporter Paul Wooton. He noted Wooton once lived in the apartment below him and praised his kindness to Margaret.
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Washington
Truman
Margaret Truman
Trade Journals
Paul Wooton
Margaret
Eisenhower Pays Respect At Patton Grave in Luxembourg
In Luxembourg on January 20 General Eisenhower visited the grave of his friend General George S. Patton Jr. The stop occurred en route to Frankfurt as Eisenhower prepared to fly out. The report notes Patton died from injuries after a recent accident near Salina Kansas.
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Luxembourg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George S. Patton
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Review Club
Clayton Crosier
Indiana Street
Frances Jolly
J. B. Herriott
Walter Gray
Alpha Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Castle Tea Room
Daisy Williams
Woman's Relief Corps No. 4
Grand Army of the Republic
Florence Fearing
Nora Harbeson
Frances Brat
Clemmie Evans
Eunice Belshe
Daisy Williame
Martha Fox
Eva Abraham
Elizzabeth Harkey
Elrose Gauck
Blendie Dodds
Bessie Weatergren
Hertha White
Agnes Olson
the Recreation Club
L. O. Armstrong
Taylor Petefish
Harry Murphy
Prug
Wadsworth Hospital
J. P. Lindsay
C. C. Winslet
Stra. E. L. Garrett
Adaht
Order of the Eastern Star
Edyth Salvesen
Belle Blair
Chicago
Mary Alice Osborn
Hutchinson
Elizabeth Henderson
Round Table
Ed Klein
J. D. Morgan
The
Twentieth Century Club
Jayhawk
National Secretaries Association
Margaret Broecker
Helen Smithers
Winspeaker
Mom
Hixon Studio
U. S. Army
Maxine Lindley
Rankin Drug CO
Maas
Rumsey Funeral
C. 3
Rumset
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Call Ollie Peters
Ark
Knox
Us Boggs and Albert the
Vermont
National
Vow
Weaver
Mass
Lawrence, Kanzas
Eferer
Pation
Salvian
Kan
Robert Lee Polson
Lindsborg
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