United Way Day of Caring and Community Events
Lawrence calendar lists United Way Day of Caring at Lawrence High School 9 a.m. to noon with volunteer projects citywide. Other events include farmers market 7 to 11 a.m., garage sale, recycling at Free State High School, and talks at Dole Institute by Paul Davis. Multiple arts, education, and charity events fill the day across KU and Lawrence venues.
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Lawrence High School
Douglas County
Roger Hill
Lawrence
New Hampshire Street
East Side
Overbrook
LawrenceRecycles
Kansas
Paul Davis
Dole Institute of Politics
Douglas County Democratic Committee
United Kennel Club
Leavenworth County Fairgrounds
Fourth
Tonganoxie
South Park
Marchforbabies.org
Kaw Valley Quilters’ Guild
Fairgrounds
Harper
Bowersock Mills & Power Company
Bowersock Mills
Louisiana
Bryce Ingmire
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Moonlight & Magnolias
Lawrence Community Theatre
N.H
Acting Workshop and Iliad Book One at Lawrence Arts Center
Tuesday schedule lists Acting Workshop plus a performance of The Iliad Book One at Lawrence Arts Center with 4 p.m. start and contact details. Relay for Life Douglas County team captain meeting set for 5 30 p m at Lawrence Memorial Hospital auditorium with a separate contact. Obama ́s First 100 Days study group at Dole Institute 4 to 5 30 p m hosted by Scott Burnett and Bill Lacy with Tim Ones and Stephen Jacques. KU Symphony Orchestra concert at Lied Center 7 30 p m with contact. Bales Artist Series features Olivier Latry organist at Bates Organ Recital Hall 7 30 p m.
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Lawrence Arts Center
N.H
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine
Obama
Dole
Scott Burnett
Bill Lacy
Tim Ones
Stephen Jacques
Dole Institute of Politics
Petefish
KU Symphony Orchestra
Stewart
Bales
Olivier Latry
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Bates
5K Run to Benefit Erica Smith at Free State High
A benefit 5K run for Erica Smith is set for 8:30 a.m. at Free State High School located at 4700 Overland Drive. Summer Youth Theatre auditions run 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Lawrence Arts Center, 940 N.H. Call 832-6050 to participate and 843-2787 to reserve audition times.
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Erica Smith
Free State High School
Overland Drive
Kaw Valley
United Kennel Club
Leavenworth County Fairgrounds
W. Fourth
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Arts Center
N.H
Lawrence Home Builders Association
University Forum and Choir Events Outline
Wednesday schedule lists noon talk by Henry D. Remple at Ecumenical Christian Ministries 1204 Oread Ave with optional lunch by reservation. Ad Astra Singers and EU Chamber Choir perform at 7 30 p m Immanuel Lutheran Church 2104 Bob Billings Parkway.
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University Forum
Henry D. Remple
Lucy McAllister
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Oread Ave
Ad Astra Singers
EU Chamber Choir
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bob Billings Parkway
Public event notices and meetings calendar contact details
Submissions for Datebook may be mailed to Datebook P O Box 888 Lawrence KS returning details. Meetings and Gatherings calendar in Saturday Journal World lists ongoing group events and requires noon Wednesday submission to meetings ljworld com. A full listing of upcoming events is available online at LJWorld com events.
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P.O. Box
Lawrence
Ljworld.com
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Wallet stolen from Lawrence man reports police
A 50-year-old Lawrence resident reported Thursday afternoon that his wallet was stolen from his west Lawrence home. The wallet contained $1,500, per a police report. The Journal-World notes it does not print all police reports and generally limits coverage to burglaries with at least $1,000 loss or more, avoids naming victims, and delays naming arrestees until charges.
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Lawrence
West Lawrence
Journal-World
Hospital Births Aaron and Joy Rhea Lawrence Boy Friday
Aaron and Joy Rhea Lawrence welcomed a baby boy Friday at the local hospital. The birth adds a new member to the family, with both parents reported in good health.
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Aaron and
Joy Rhea
Lawrence
Mela policy note on corrections at The Journal-World
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors and asks readers to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com if they believe an error occurred.
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Lawmakers float furloughs to balance state budget
House Speaker Mike O Neal proposes a defined furlough plan as a tool to close a 328 million dollar deficit in the 13 billion general fund. Democratic leaders oppose furloughs, warning they punish underpaid workers and should be a last resort.
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Toppeka
House
Mike O’neal
R-Hutchinson
O’neal
Associated Press
Paul Davis
Lawrence
Senate
Anthony Hensley
Topeka
Hensley
Earmark group apologizes to Jenkins over error
The Club for Growth apologized after removing Rep. Lynn Jenkins from its Sworn Off Earmarks list. Jenkins, facing earmark criticism, said she favors a ban but would request legitimate district projects. She has submitted 23 projects totaling 70 million dollars to the House Appropriations Committee for military, community, and public university needs.
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Topeka
Club For Growth
U.S
Lynn Jenkins
Jenkins
Congress
West Lawrence
Mary Geiger
House Appropriations Committee
Agnes Marion Herschell Peer dies at 94 in Lawrence
Graveside services for Agnes Marion Herschell Peer, 94, Lawrence, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Clinton Cemetery. She died April 23, 2009, in Lawrence Presbyterian Manor. She was born August 15, 1914, in Clinton. Survived by two daughters, three stepdaughters, 11 grandchildren, 36 great grandchildren, 16 great great grandchildren. Memorials to Clinton Presbyterian Church.
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Agnes Marion Herschell Peer
Lawrence
Clinton Cemetery
Mary Ann Chamberlin
Bob
Joyce Davis
Roberta Bohen
Marie Norstedt
Kathy Peat
Rumsey-Yost
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Rumsey-Yost.com
Mary Ellen Gray 82 Osage City dies. services set
Mary Ellen Gray 82 of Osage City died April 23 2009 at Peterson Nursing Home. Services are 2 p.m. Wednesday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill. Born May 19 1926 in Lawrence she was a homemaker and former Lawrence resident. Survivors include her brother Elmer and his wife Cathy of Pomona and two nephews and their wives. Memorials to Frankin County K State Scholarship Fund or Clinton Lake Historical Society.
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Mary Ellen Gray
Osage City
Rumsey-Yost Funeral
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ms. Gray
Peterson Nursing Home
Lawrence
Fred E
Ida F. Buchheim Gray
Ann Mary Buchheim
Margent Ellen Gray
Washington Creek
Lawrence High School
Elmer
Cathy
Pomona
Larry
Lisa
Steven
Kristin
Taylor
Rebecca
John Gray
Friends of
Franklin County
K-State Scholarship Fund
Clinton Lake
Bobby Gene Maxey dies at 77 in Wichita
Visitation for Bobby Gene Maxey, 77, Wichita, will be 4 to 7 p.m. Monday at Baker Funeral Home in Valley Center. He died Thursday, April 23, 2009, in Wichita. A retired Derby refinery foreman and Korean War veteran, he was born in Townsend, Oklahoma. Survivors include three sons, eight grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and a brother. Memorials to Eagle Valley Raptor Center.
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Valley Center
Bobby Gene Maxey
Wichita
Baker Funeral Home
Maxey
Townsend
Okla
Oliver and
Mendie Lou Hoffman Maxey
Derby
Beverly Maxey
Robert Maxey
Gary
Rita
Andale
David
Debbie
Tulsa
Michael
Perry
Earl
Fort Worth
Texas
Eagle Valley
N. 343Rd St. West
Cheney
Obituary submission guidelines for Journal-World
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Rest for Respite and Generations Dance Benefit Trinity
Trinity In-Home Care hosts Rest for Respite on May 8 with one hour massage yoga scents and music sessions at Pinnacle Career Institute and 30 proceeds go to the nonprofit. Later same day a Through the Generations dance at Maceli’s runs 8 to 11 pm with tickets 25 including two drinks. Proceeds from both events support Trinity. Call 842-3159 by May 4 to reserve. Law Day speakers from Kansas Court of Appeals and Douglas County District Court address junior high and high school classes at Central Junior High and Free State High Schools. Presenters include Judge Joseph Pierron and Judge Robert W. Fairchild along with local attorneys Jody Meyer and Trey Meyer.
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Trinity In-Home
Trinity In-Home Care
Pinnacle Career Institute
23Rd St
Maceli's
N.H
Dede Dresser
Trinity
Kansas Court of Appeals
Douglas County District Court
Central Junior High
Free State
United States Supreme Court
Joseph Pierron
Robert W. Fairchild
Jody Meyer
Trey Meyer
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