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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1941

Page

6

British Mission Heads for Moscow in WWII Aid Efforts

London reports a British military naval and air mission is en route to Moscow from the Middle East to aid Soviet Russia. Talks in London seek release of 300,000 Polish soldiers held in Soviet Russia to fight Germans.

London Russia Great Britain Moscow Middle East Foreign Office Britain Finland Helsinki Stockholm Leningrad Red Army Dvina Vitebsk Polotsk Latvia Samuel Hoare Spain Ramon Serrano Suner Madrid William Gallacher Commons Churchill

Nebraska Scholar Lectures at Kansas Reading Institute

Dr. D A Worcester of the University of Nebraska discussed instrumentation in reading at the University of Kansas Memorial Union as part of a reading institute. Other speakers included Dean R A Schwegler and Dr Edwina Cowan with sessions on reading disorders and a reading diet for children.

D. A. Worcester University of Nebraska Reading Institute University of Kansas Memorial Union Worcester Reading R. A. Schwegler K. U. School of Education Edwina Cowan Wichita Child Guidance Center Frances H. Mitchell Commerce High School of San Francisco Louise Farwell Davis National College of Education Evanston Ill Cowan Beulah Morrison Fred Montgomery Extension

Faculty Recital by University of Kansas Fine Arts School

The second summer recital by KU School of Fine Arts faculty takes place this evening at 8 in Hoch auditorium. Performers include Joseph and Marie Wilkins in operatic duets, Taylor, Kuer Steiner, Stuhl, Merle Conger, Mer ibah Moore, D A Hirshler, and Mr. Stahl with a varied program of piano, voice, cello, violin, and organ pieces.

School of Fine Arts University of Kansas Hoch Auditorium Joseph and Marie Wilkins Howard €. Taylor Karl Kuer- Steiner Raymond Stuhl Allie Merle Conger Meribah Moore D. A Joseph Wilkins Miss Hill C.ce Mendelssohn Karl Euersteiner Howard Taylor Festival Stoccaa Percy E. Fletcher

Turkish steamer Refely sunk in eastern Mediterranean

Reports indicate 20 survivors out of 180 aboard the 8805 ton Refely, a Turkish steamer sunk in the eastern Mediterranean likely by a submarine. Refah sailed from Mersin with sailors bound for England to collect warships. some survivors reached Karatas Burun or Cyprus. German sources deny submarines in the area and the Italian embassy had no statement.

Ankara Turkey Mediterranean Refah England Mersin Karatas Burun Black Rock Point Cyprus

First Course Near Completion At Children's Summer Studio

The end of the first three week term at the Children's Summer Studio in the Colyer district marks the nearing finish of the morning art program directed by Miss Carolyn Henry. Registration opens Monday for a second three week session, with a pre kindergarten class added this year for about four more children. Local families attend a free day program run by Mr and Mrs D L Burton.

Carolyn Henry

Lone Star Church Notes Attendance and Sermon Report

The Sunday school attendance for June 22 was 56. Rev J H Griffith delivered the morning sermon at 11 o clock, which was enjoyed. The Missionary society met at the church last Wednesday with good attendance. Mr and Mrs Joe Garhutt of Law Mr and Mrs J W Garbutt of Lone Star. Mr and Mrs Will Ulrich spent Sun��

J. H. Griffith The Missionary Society Joe Garhutt Lawrence J.W. Garbutt Lone Star Will Ulrich

Oak Ridge Rural Club Sews for Red Cross at Home

Mrs Katie Toms hosted a rural club gathering at her home last Thursday with fourteen members present. The group spent the afternoon sewing for the Red Cross and enjoyed late afternoon refreshments. Guests included Mrs James Wichham Mrs Ruby Erwin and Mrs Canary. The Oakridge Birthday club met Wednesday at Mrs Raymond Gardner’s home with Mrs Nunemaker assisting.

Katie Toms Red Cross James Wwichham Ruby Erwin Canary Oakridge Raymond Gardner Nunemaker Mackey J. F

Word Puzzle Answers and Local Notices

Franklin Scott of Kansas City Mo Mrs Frankie Leisle and daughter Nellie and Mr Baker of Lawrence. Miss Mattie Scott left Monday morning with Mrs M T Sadler of Lawrence for Douglas Mich where they will spend the summer.

Franklin Scott Kansas City Frankie Leisle Nellie Baker Lawrence Mattie Scott M. T. Sadler Douglas Mich

Local visitors share weekend at Whitelaws and kin

Mrs A R Bell of Chetopa and Mr and Mrs A J Gibson of Moscow joined Mr and Mrs John Whitelaw for a Sunday visit. June Broveak, recently in Belleville with her parents, returned to work in Belleville accompanied by LeRoy Ranz. John M Whitelaw and family left for Portland Oregon as Mrs Whitelaw and son ended a stay with relatives. Mrs A E Whitford and son headed to Madison Wisconsin then Chicago before returning home to Cambridge Massachusetts. Orville Welch of Kansas City also called at the Whitelaw residence.

A. R. Bell Chetopa A. J. Gibson Moscow B. G. Hughes John Whitelaw Bell Whitelaw Gibson June Broveak A. T. Broveak Broth Er Robert Belleville LeRoy Ranz Trenton Broveak John M. Whitelaw John Portland Ore A. E. Whitford William Curtis Madison Wis

Local social notes and travel for Welch and Phillipsburg families

Welch's sister Mrs Harold Sheldon and Mr Sheldon and daughter Doris spent Saturday with the Sheldon family. C B Wiard has been on the airing list for a few days. Mr and Mrs M P Tackwell of Phillipsburg and granddaughter Shirley Tackwell visited Dr C O Tackwell and Mrs Tackwell before returning home Monday. Elliott Shuler returned Monday evening from Topeka and, with Bill Snodgrass, left for Frankfort Manhattan and other Kansas points. Wheat binders work as oats near ready. Rev J M Torrence and daughters visited Kansas City with Will and Mrs Smith. Mrs J D Buckingham visited Lawrence Saturday. Logan Freeman of Kansas City visited his grandmother Mrs Maggie.

Lawrence Johnnie Flanders Morgan Jayhawk 1-H Ambrose Bigsby Theo Wiggins Lillian Allen Betty Calway Fresno Calif Katie Toms Bonner Springs Hattie Hackley Duke Scott Jayhawk 4-H Club State Lake Jack Jeanette Erwin Howard Erwin Raymond Wiley Trinity Lutheran Church A. J. Beil James Scott Little Rock Ark Milford Miller Joplin Cc. C. Miller Charlie Shirar Walnut Grove Charles Marvin Milford Barbara Sheets Wichita William Sanquish Bethany Hospital James Wolf H. G. van Neste R. K. Nicholson Kaw Valley J. Locker Parkersburg Welch Harold Sheldon Mr. Sheldon Doris Sheldon C. B. Wiard M. P. Tackwell Shirley Tackwell Phillipsburg C. O. Tackwell C. O. Tackwell and Mrs. Tackwell, Left For Their Home, Monday. Elliott Shuler Topeka Bill Snodgrass Frankfort Manhattan Kansas J. M. Torrence Kansas City

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