Community Datebook listings for Lawrence and area events
Events include immunization clinics by the Lawrence Douglas County Health Department with various times and locations at 200 Maine and 200 Maine, health screening for seniors at Pinecrest Apartments, toddler and storytime sessions at Lawrence Public Library, Lecompton and Eudora meetings, a Douglas County Commission session, a Lawrence City Commission meeting, and community activities such as drama for children, a retirees luncheon, Unicorn and Dragon Club for ages seven and up, a farmers market, Big Brothers Big Sisters informational meeting, and a datebook submission line with contact details.
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Lawrence-Douglas
Rence Public Library
Police Department
Bob Slings Parkway
Eudora
Lawrence- Douglas
A.m. Lawrence Public Library
Dupont
King’s Buffet
23Rd St
Unicorn & Dragon Club
Lawrence Public Library
Looo
Vermont Street
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Sixth St
Lawrence
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Babcock Place
Mass
Death notices for Beulah Ingle and Charles Summerville
Beulah Ingle 89 of Hiawatha died Sunday June 19 2005 at Oak Ridge Acres. Rumsey Yost Funeral Home to announce services in Lawrence. Charles S Summerville 40 of Perry died June 18 2005 from injuries in an accident near Delia. Services Thursday at Perry American Legion Building with burial at Buster Cemetery. He was born June 18 1965 in Lawrence. He is survived by his wife Dianne and children Casey Quigley and Darcey Summerville among others. Memorials to Summerville Children Education Fund. Burial arrangements through Barnett Funeral Home in Oskaloosa.
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Beulah Ingle
Hiawatha
Rumsey- Yost Funeral Home
Lawrence
Oak Ridge Acres
Perry
Charles S
Charlie
Hamm Co
Perry Area
Perry-Lecompton High School
Summerville Children Education Fund
Funeral Home
P.O. Box
Oskaloosa
Obituary: Walter McPherson of Oskaloosa Dies at 90
Walter Marlin McPherson 90 of Oskaloosa died Saturday June 18 2005 at Hickory Pointe Care Center. He was born January 7 1915 in McLouth Kansas and served in World War I. He married Trene Turner on June 12 1946 in Oskaloosa. Survivors include five daughters a son in law and six grandchildren. Funeral 10 am Wednesday at Presbyterian Church of Oskaloosa burial in McLouth Cemetery with visitation 6:30 to 8 pm Tuesday at Barnett Funeral Home. Memorials to Jefferson County Hospice may be directed to the funeral home.
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Oskaloosa
Walter “Marlin" McPherson
Presbyterian Church of
Presbyterian Church
Trene Agnes
Church of Jefferson County
P.O
Marital licenses issued and emergency calls report
The Journal World lists marriage licenses for numerous couples including Jay Sayre and Pamela Kempf, Joshua Reishman and Tonie Barnett, and many others with ages and hometowns. Also noted are divorces granted for Deanna Miles and David Miles, plus Shahnaz Ghaziaff and Hassan Aslani, followed by emergency dispatch notes for Lawrence Douglas County Fire & Medical including false calls and a natural gas leak. The paper notes limited police report details and victim protection policies.
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Jay Anthony Sayre
Lawrence
Pamela Gayle Kempf
Kansas City
Kan
Joshua John Reishman
Tonganoxie
Tonie Renee Barnett
Linwood
Hubert William Bogart III
Laura Kathleen Witt
Oliver Hershel Helm
Eveline King
Jerry Monroe Murphy
Angela Dawn Anderson
Jacob Dodd Manthey
Baldwin
Lord Ann Brown
Trenton A. Jones
Erica Lyrin Hood
Overland Park
Jesse Lee Brinson Jr
Torrie Michelle Hoy
Eugene Beers
Ajfi Dancen
Marie Highfill
Thomas Drew Baltezor
Parkville
Kellie Ann King
Michael Dean Sypher
Sarah Amber Mitchell
Michael K. Provence
Ottawa
Chery Beth Robbins
Paul M. Sage
Mary Eleanor Givens
Westley Anderson
Amber Nichole Cersovsky
Shawn Lavance Pearson
Deanna M. Miles
David J. Miles
Shahnaz Ghaziaff
Hassan Aslani
Local Birth Announcements Highlight Four Newborn Boys
Virginia and Tony Sutton of Lawrence announce a boy born Sunday. Michael and Chasity Burnett of Ottawa announce a boy born Sunday. Matt Doyle and Ashley McGlinn of Lawrence announce a boy born Sunday. Stephanie Crawford of Eudora announces a boy born Sunday.
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Virginia
Tony Sutton
Lawrence
Ichael
Chasity Burnett
Ottawa
Matt Doyle
Ashley McGlinn
Inday
Stephanie Crawford
Eudora
Cross Country Ride Fundraiser Error Corrected
The Journal-World mislisted the help line for a cross country bicycle ride raising funds for wounded soldiers. The correct number is 866 743 3441. A photo caption misidentified Tahisa Wycoff as the girl second from left in the Juneteenth Family Fun Festival picture.
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Journal- World
Tahisa Wycoff
Noise ordinance creates tighter limits on bands in town
The city’s noise policy aims to handle complaints efficiently with warnings before tickets. In 2004 only 48 noise citations were issued. by 2005 ten months in, 108 citations have been issued. Most complaints involve loud parties, not bands, though musicians fear the crackdown harms the art community. Local officials say the policy balances rights of players and neighbors, with decibel guidelines under consideration.
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Dan Ward
Ward
Lawrence
David Corliss
Legal Services
Corliss
Balsinger
Obituary guidelines published by The Journal World
The Journal World outlines free obituary policy for area residents and former locals with survivors in the circulation area. Mortuary supplied information is required, and photos are welcomed. contact details and online page for obituaries are provided.
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Journal-World
The
Jworld.com
City Hall agenda includes smoking ban changes
City commissioners set 6:35 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall to discuss changes to the smoking ban. The proposal could ease proving violations by bar owners and other businesses, with meeting documents available online at lawrences.org on Sunflower Broadband Channel 25.
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Sixth
Massachusetts
Sunflower Broadband
Lawrences.org
Commissioners weigh shift on smoking violations in businesses
City officials consider a rule change placing the burden of proof on business owners or managers to show they were unaware of a smoker seen inside their establishment. The current standard requires the city to prove knowledge and inaction by the owner.
City Commission Consents and Approvals Meeting Minutes and Actions
Consent agenda approves the June 7 meeting minutes and minutes from boards and commissions. Approves all claims and the Red Lyon Tavern drinking establishment license. Accepts bids and design/engineering contracts including 2005 sewer project bid 372503.84 and Peridian Group engineering 20745 for KS 10 at OConnell Rd. Rejection of Airport Improvement Project Schedule I bids. Signs 86 Consultants survey work 40988 for BNSF Rail Corridor. Sets July 9 for a public hearing on Anna Tappan Way special benefit district. Approves site plans for Fire Station No 4 and Pachamama’s redevelopment and Family Video at 1818 Mass. Requests KDOT 2008/2009 project applications. Signs Union Pacific Depot art market. Receives city manager report and growth study fiscal update. Holds hearing on Zinn Burroughs House at 1927 Learnard. Reviews civility ordinance memo and first reading smoking ban amendments.
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Red Lyon Tavern
Mass
Peridian Group
O'Connell Road
BNSF
13Th and
23Rd Streets
Anna Tappan Way
Haskell Avenue
Hanscom Road
Lawrence
Wakarusa Drive
Eighth and
New Hampshire Streets
Pachamama
1818 Mass
Kansas Department of Transportation
KLINK
TishlerBise
Historic Resources Commission
Zinn-Burroughs House
Learnard
Lawrence Register of Historic Places
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Datebook
Iworld.com
Charles S. Summerville
Dianne Kay Duncan
Miami
Walter ‘Marlin
McPherson
Ouglas County
Daphene Yvette Jones
Jason P. Bowden
Debra A. Clark
Robert J. Wood
Corinna Grace Shulds
Karl B. Brooks
Mary Christine Travis
Jeremy Lee Croy
Fort Riley
Aston Nicolle Hoerner
Trail Road
15Th St
Mily
Yost
Post
Jay Senter
Midland Hospice Care
Kansas
New Hampshire
Kansai
Union Pacific Depot
Brighton Sunglasses
Wwwitheetcshop. Com
Goa
Hearing Aid Center
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