Deaths Mae Luella Worth obituary notice
Mae Luella Worth 84 of Lawrence dies Monday April 25 2011 funeral at Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence at 4 p m Thursday. Born November 11 1926 in Larimore North Dakota she was a homemaker and grandmother to many. Survived by three sons Ernest Joe and Edward four daughters Carol Donna Maryann Jeannie and numerous grandchildren great and great great. Memorials suggested to Lawrence Friends Church. Warren McElwain Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Lawrence
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Worth
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N.D
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Josephine Braaten
Joseph “Joe” Worth
Aberdeen
Wash
Ernest Worth
Apache Junction
Ariz
Joe Worth
Umatilla
Ore
Edward Worth
Toledo
Carol French
Donna Gomez
Maryann Walters
Vancouver
Jeannie Dover
Nevada
Lawrence Friends Church
N.H
Warren- McElwain
Lawrence, KS
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Jayden Nicole Souter Celebration of Life Service
A Celebration of Life for Jayden Nicole Souter, 5, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Lawrence Bible Church in Perry. Burial follows at Oak Ridge Cemetery. She died Monday, April 25, 2011, at home from cancer. The family will meet friends Friday evening at Chapel Oaks Funeral Home.
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Lawrence Bible Church
Monterey Way
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Perry
Jayden
Chapel Oaks Funeral Home
Sixth St
Memorial for Dr Mary Scarborough Boyden in Lawrence
Dr Mary Scarborough Boyden 96 of Lawrence died Monday April 25 2011 at Brandon Woods at Alvamar. Her body was donated to Kansas University Medical Center pending memorial services announced by Chapel Oaks Funeral Home Lawrence.
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Mary Scarborough Boyden
Lawrence
Chapel Oaks Funeral Home
Brandon Woods
Alvamar
Kansas University Medical Center
Services for Cheryl Ann Garrett Pending in Lawrence
Cheryl Ann Garrett 53 of Lawrence died Monday April 25 at her home. Services are pending and will be announced by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.
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Cheryl Ann Garrett
Lawrence
Rumsey-Yost
Memorial services planned for Brad Kohlman in May
Memorial services for Bradley David Brad Kohlman 50 of Penn Grove California are planned for mid May and will be announced by Warren McElwain Mortuary. Kohlman died Monday April 25 2011 at his home.
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Bradley David
Brad” Kohlman
Penn Grove
Calif
Warren McElwain
Bonner Springs rider dies after April 3 motorcycle crash
Bret A. Clark, 48, of Bonner Springs, died April 11 at Kansas University Hospital after injuries from a crash at U.S. 24 40 and 243rd Street near Reno on April 3. Passenger Lorie A. Reavis, 44, of Tonganoxie, was treated and later released. Coroner’s report pending.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth County
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Kansas University Hospital
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Polls on hunting for morel mushrooms and streaming services
Today's poll asks if readers hunt for morel mushrooms with options spanning yearly and occasional interest. A second question on subscribing to Netflix or similar services shows 60 percent yes and 39 percent no, with readers invited to LJWorld.com to view more responses and vote.
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County health plan costs rise with new enrollee
The county current cost is 543 per month and 183 for the employee 1062 for the county when adding another person. The county lists 618 employees on its plan with about 700 eligible and extends coverage to agencies including Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center and the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department. County Administrator Craig Weinang estimates seven to ten more people would join the plan.
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Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Lawrence-Douglas County
Reporter contact line appears in article
Brenna Hawley is listed as the reporter with a contact phone number 832 7217 for readers seeking statements or follow ups.
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Eudora native fights for water as plant plan faces denial
Lois Hamilton, longtime Eudora resident and businesswoman now based in Hot Springs, Ark, opposes a 196 acre sand plant near the town well field citing water risks. Planning Commission recommended denial. Douglas County Commission to decide. Hamilton led a drive with 3,000 postcards urging opposition and vows to keep securing Eudora’s water while envisioning future growth.
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Eudora
Eudora Lumberyard
Hot Springs
Ark
Lawrence-Douglas County
Dillon drive thru plan approved amid store facade debate
Dillons received a 4-1 approval for a drive-thru pharmacy on New Hampshire Street despite neighbor concerns about traffic proximity to homes. Commissioners praised redevelopment value while debating the south facing warehouse look and possible facade improvements such as windows or ivy, with safety and energy considerations noted.
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Bob Schumm
Massachusetts Street
New Hampshire Street
Dillons
Mike Dever
Aron Cromwell
Brian Folmer
Dillons Plan Faces Neighbors Over Concessions And Size
Neighborhood residents oppose the proposed Dillons store citing increased height and drive-thru, amid city talk of murals and graffiti concerns. Officials aim to approve design changes in 30 to 60 days for a nine to twelve month build with a razing of the existing building.
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Folmer
Dillons
Mary Wharff
Barker Neighborhood Association
Kansas University to review practices with Huron for cost savings
Kansas University will partner with Huron Consulting Group to assess administrative practices and uncover savings. The $2.28 million contract, funded privately, covers potential additional initiatives and ongoing rates. Teams will work with advisory committees on the Lawrence campus and KU Medical Center over about four months. EU officials reference reinvesting savings into strategic priorities.
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Kansas University
Huron Consulting Group
Huron
Chicago
Lawrence
KU Medical Center
Public invited to new KU pharmacy medicinal garden
Kansas University's School of Pharmacy invites the public to dedicate and plant a new medicinal garden on May 3 from 3 to 5 p.m. on the south side of the School of Pharmacy building at 2010 Becker Drive. Parking in lots 227 228 and Park and Ride will be open after 2:30 p.m. Parking stickers not required for event access. The garden, designed by KU's Native Medicinal Plant Research Program, showcases about 70 species organized into five themed beds.
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Kansas University
School of Pharmacy
Becker Drive
Kansas
Lawrence Journal World contacts and subscriber info
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