Deaths Journal World obituary policy note
Information about running obituaries in the Journal World states that contact is 832-7151 and that obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families, reflecting the paper’s policy and process.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2015
Page
2
Information about running obituaries in the Journal World states that contact is 832-7151 and that obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families, reflecting the paper’s policy and process.
Mary Lou Vansant Hughes died May 10 2015 at home in Yale SD aged 90. Born March 24 1925 in Dewey Oklahoma she married Harry Hughes in 1947 and lived a life across foreign service postings in South America Africa and the Caribbean before settling in Lawrence Kansas and later moving to South Dakota. Survivors include daughter Amy and son Roger plus grandchildren and caregivers. ashes to be buried at Vale Cemetery in a private ceremony. Memorials to Hospice of the Northern Hills.
Saturday Kansas Cash 5 numbers 6 12 18 32 and 17. Sunday Kansas 2 by 2 Red 3 22 White 12 18. Sunday Kansas Pick 3 675.
Pastor Gary Myer marks 50 years as minister at Lawrence Baptist Temple after founding the bus ministry in 1977. Two buses each Sunday collect about 20 kids plus parents, stopping at shelters and an addiction center. Myer says Jesus would welcome all, and they never turn anyone away.
The Lawrence Journal World is published daily by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas. It provides delivery and subscription helplines and lists post office box for address changes and a toll free number for customer service.
Commissioners scramble to craft a 2016 budget as a proposed $26 million police headquarters on city land faces tax-free funding questions. The plan would cut parks maintenance and delay street projects, and new commissioners have yet to weigh its feasibility or seek a manager’s recommendation.
City leaders weigh a 62,000 square foot police facility with covered parking and indoor firing range while facing voter rejection of a sales tax. Officials debate what the project needs, how to fund it, and how to persuade residents, with an ad hoc committee asked to broaden police staffing analysis. Commissioners meet at City Hall Tuesday at 5 45 p m.
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