Lawrence Datebook highlights diverse campus events and arts
Healthier Haskell kickoff at Haskell Memorial Stadium. Lewis Hyde talk at Hall Center. Clothing drive at The Jazzhaus. Volunteer meeting at Lawrence Public Library. Weekday Farmers Market and family storytime at Lawrence Public Library. Film festival at Ninth and New Hampshire. Robbin Lommas art opening at Unity Church. Lawrence Arts Center hosts plays and Flamenco Mio. Swing Dance at Camelot. Haskell pow wow and arts receptions fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hyde
Hall Center For the Humanities
Sunnyside Ave
Jazzhaus
Lawrence Public Library
Hacc
10Th
Vermont
Robbin Lommas
Unity Church
Madeline
Philadelphia
Boston
Lawrence Arts Center
N.H
Ron Willis
Boston Corbett
John Wilkes Booth
Seville
Spain
Melinda Hedgeworth
Lisandro Gonzales
Beau Bledsoe
Fernando Achucarro
Camelot Ballroom
Mass
Lawrence
Eighth
New Hampshire
Haskell
Haskell Indian Nations University
Indian Ave
Clare Doveton
Molly Murphy
Marty Olson
Upcoming Events Listing Online at LJWorld.com
A full listing of upcoming events is available online at LJWorld.com events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ljworld.com
Police report brief notes no incidents Tuesday
Journal-World notes no incidents on Tuesday in its law enforcement report. It normally prints burglaries only if losses are $1,000 or more and does not identify victims by name. Arrest names appear only after charges. assaults are reported only with major injuries. holdups and robberies may be noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Lawrence couple welcomes twins after a Tuesday birth
Zach Rupp and Molly McKinnon of Lawrence celebrate the birth of a boy and twin girls, born on Tuesday to Chris and Megan Hartshorn of Lawrence. The family welcomes the trio and shares joy in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zach Rupp
Molly McKinnon
Lawrence
Chris
Megan Hartshorn
Haskell Powwow dates corrected after information box error
The Journal-World notes an incorrect date for the Haskell Indian Nations University Opening Powwow. A gourd dance is set for 4 30 p m and the grand entry for 6 p m on Saturday at the Haskell Powwow Grounds. Also, Tonganoxie council approved Sunday liquor sales in June, but not yet in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Haskell Indian Nations University
Haskell Powwow
Tonganoxie
Deaths Ozella Eva Burns of Lawrence
Ozella Eva Burns 87 of Lawrence died Monday August 24 2009 at Baldwin Health Care Center Funeral services 10 am Friday at Warren McElwain Mortuary Burial Memorial Park Cemetery She was born September 6 1921 in Lamar Arkansas a cook for Woodlawn School in Lawrence for 27 years Active with Indian Hills Church of God Girl Scouts Brownies Boy Scouts and 4-H She married Thomas L Burns September 28 1939 in Ottawa He preceded her in death June 23 2003 Survived by three daughters Carol Sue Taul Patricia Ann Breithaupt Jeannette Marie Hadley and one son Thomas E Burns 15 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren four great great grandchildren Family to greet friends 6 to 8 pm Thursday Memorials to Heart of America Hospice Online condolences at warrenmcelwain.com subject Burns
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Ozella Eva Burns
Lawrence
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Burns
Baldwin Health Care Center
Lamar
Ark
John L. and
Maude P. Horton Pearson
Woodlawn School
Indian Hills Church of God
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Thomas L. Burns
Ottawa
Carol Sue Taul
Baldwin City
Patricia Ann Breithaupt
Meriden
Jeannette
Marie Hadley
Thomas E. Burns
Heart of America Hospice
Warrenmcelwain.com
Paul W Allen 55 Ottawa resident cremation planned
Paul W. Allen, 55, Lawrence, died Friday Aug 21 2009. Born Aug 21 1954 in Kansas City, he lived in Wellsville Ottawa and Lawrence. He worked as a dispatcher for Bones Trucking in Ottawa. Survivors include daughter Stacey and sons Clint and Ben, with brother William Ira Jr. The family will receive friends Aug 27 7 to 8 pm at Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa. Memorials to Paul Allen Memorial Fund.
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Paul W. Allen
Lawrence
Allen
Kansas City
William Ira Sr
Ruby Ellen Paxton Allen
Wellsville High School
Mr. Allen
Wellsville
Ottawa
Bones Trucking
Rhonda Shields
Richmond
Stacey Allen
Clint
Princeton
Ben
William Ira Jr
Linwood
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Paul Allen
Patricia Daugherty 75 Portland cremated after memorial service
Patricia Mary Daugherty 75 of Portland died Sunday August 16 2009 in Portland. A memorial service was held August 20 at Farnstrom Gable Funeral Home Portland with cremation. Born February 17 1934 she worked in Kaiser Permanente food service from 1966 to 1996 and was a Beta Sigma Phi member. Memorials suggested to Shriners Hospital Portland. Survived by brother Ben Stangel and sister Jean Fox among others.
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Portland, Obe
Patricia Mary Daugherty
Portland
Farnstrom Gable
Kaiser Permanente
Beta Sigma Phi
Rachel Wegener
Lawrence
Kan
Ben Stangel
Milwaukie
Ore
Jean Fox
Walnut Creek
Calif
Shriners Hospital
Sam Jackson Park Road
Patricia L Wear McLouth burial set in Kansas church
Funeral services for Patricia L Patty Wear 86 of McLouth will be at 2 30 p m Thursday at McLouth United Methodist Church Burial will follow at McLouth Cemetery Wear died Aug 22 2009 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital She was born July 17 1923 in McLouth daughter of Ray and Agnes Shoemaker lifelong McLouth resident homemaker member of the church and American Legion Auxiliary Unit No 393 She married William Glenn Wear in 1944 in Kansas City Kan He died Aug 3 2002 Friends may call today 1 to 5 p m at Barnett Chapel Oaks Funeral Home Oskaloosa The family will receive friends 1 to 2 30 p m Thursday prior to services at the church Memorials to the church or American Legion Auxiliary No 393 in care of the funeral home P O Box 416 Oskaloosa KS 66066
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mclouth
Patricia L
Patty” Wear
McLouth United Methodist Church
McLouth Cemetery
Marsha Willis
Mike
Lawrence
Steve Shade
Chris Willis
Barnett-Chapel Oaks Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
American Legion Auxiliary
P.O
Barnettchapeloaks
Whooping crane deaths spike in migratory flock decline
The world's last self-sustaining migrating flock suffered a higher than normal mortality last year, with about 21 percent of the birds dying and the total population expected to drop from 270 to around 250 after spring counts. Experts warn threats are rising as habitat changes and drought impact food sources along the 2,400 mile Texas to Canada migration corridor.
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Kansas City
North America
Canada
Gulf Coast
Texas
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Tom Stehn
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Stehn
Aransas
Corpus Christi
Wood Buffalo National Park
Wisconsin
Florida
Montana
Dakotas
New Mexico
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ron Heflin
Rockport
USS Fish and Wildlife Service
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Karen Ohnesorge
Katie Oberthaler
Diane Glancy
Raven
Ninth
Pho
MR A Ame
Emer Omer
Army Institute
Fort Leavenworth
Army
Combat Studies Institute
Bill Kurtis
New York Times
John Burns
Combined Arms Center
Afghanistan
Iraq
A.G
Wichita
Kansas Attorney General
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Larned
Central Kansas Medical Center
The
Hutchinson News
St. Joseph's
Pawnee County
Fairlawn
Patricia L. Wear
Comleting
Ulfe
Douglas County
CPAP
Criticare
Home Health Services, Inc
St. Lawrence
Criticarehhs.com
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