Lawrence datebook events span lectures markets and ceremonies
Lawrence hosts a packed datebook with lectures by renowned scholars, several KU graduation recognitions at Lied Center and Murphy Hall, a Dole Archive tour, and public meetings including the Douglas County Commission and City Commission. Additional items include Burlingame rodeo days, a book signing, and the Downtown Farmers Market.
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Supreme Court
Lawrence Wrightsman
Kansas Union Malott Room
Farmers Market
Historic Resources Commission
City Hall
Sixth
Massachusetts Streets
N.H
KU School of Journalism
KU School of Fine Arts
KU College of Liberal Arts & ‘Sciences
Murphy Hall
Crafton Preyer
White Glove
Dole
Dole Institute of Politics
Burlingame
KU School of Education
Lied Center
Larry Straub
Borders
KU Pharmacy
Crafton‘Preyer
Douglas County Senior Services
Lawrence Senior Center
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Civil Air Patrol
Kansas National Guard
Iowa
Wakarusa
31St St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board Meeting and Market Schedule
Lawrence Memorial Hospital board meets at 9 a.m. in the LMH auditorium at 325 Maine. Lawrence Farmers Market operates 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 925 Iowa, with a meeting at 6:35 p.m. at the county courthouse.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
LMH
Maine
Lawrence
Iowa
Douglas County Commission
Mass
Datebook submission contacts listed for Lawrence
The note provides the Datebook submission phone number 832 7254 and mailing address P O Box 888 Lawrence 66044. It also lists the e mail address datebook at ijworld dot com for electronic submissions.
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
Ijworld.com
Community Immunization Clinic and Library Storytimes in Lawrence
Lawrence area events include an immunization clinic by the Health Department offering flu shots at 200 Maine with hours listed through Friday. Lawrence Public Library hosts multiple storytimes for ages 0 to all ages at 707 Vt. and offers toddler sessions with preregistration. Big Brothers Big Sisters hosts informational meetings at 1525 W Sixth St Suite A.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Maine
Lawrence Public Library
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Sixth St
Suite A
Lawrence woman booked for aggravated battery in Douglas County Jail
A 32 year old Lawrence resident living on Pinecone Drive was booked into the Douglas County Jail Wednesday afternoon for aggravated battery. The Journal World notes it reports burglaries with losses of 1000 dollars or more and does not identify victims or arrest records before charging.
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Pinecone Drive
Douglas County
Journal-World
Births in Lawrence Add a Boy and a Girl This Week
Berta Miranda and Sergio Perez Lawrence welcome a boy Wednesday. Brandi Simpson and Antonio Glover Lawrence welcome a girl Wednesday. Lacie Wray Lawrence welcomes a girl Wednesday. The report lists the newborns in Lawrence with parent names and genders.
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Berta Miranda
Sergio ‘Perez
Lawrence
Ligcee Michael
Roxy Dinkel
Wrence
Brandi Simpson
Antonio Glover
Lacie Wray
Journal-World Corrects Policy Errors Space Notice
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors' attention. Readers are invited to call (785) 832-7154 or email news ljworld.com to report mistakes.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Death Notice of Mary Ruth Thompson Miller in Missouri
Mary Ruth Thompson Miller 61 of Dora Missouri died May 12 2007. Funeral services set for May 17 2007 in West Plains Missouri with burial at Sweeton Pond Cemetery. She was born June 10 1945 in Lawrence daughter of Chester and Viola Thomp son. She married L Scott Miller July 13 1965. survivors include husband two sons two daughters two sisters six grandchildren and five step grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Bethany Baptist Church family fund at Robertson-Drago Funeral Home.
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West Plains
Mary Ruth Thompson Miller
Dora
Robertson-Drago Funeral Home
Sweeton Pond
Timothy
Daniel Miller
Springfield
Deborah Mantonya
Rebekah Snider
Poplar Bluff
Sylvia Boowman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Helen Myer
Lawrence
Bethany Baptist Church
West Main
Evansville area obituaries merge in two services
Gr ieside services for Alice Marie Taliaferro Effingham will be at 10:30 a.m. in Evergreen Cemetery Effingham. Died May 15 2007 at Village Villa Nursing Home Nortonville. Survivors include two sons three daughters and many grandchildren. Burial for Ida Mae Walsh Sedalia Mo will follow at Palco Cemetery Palco. She died May 15 2007 at Sylvia Thompson Residence Center Sedalia. She leaves a son eight grandchildren and twenty great great grandchildren. Memorials to American Heart Association. Online condolences may be sent at Warren-McElwain.com subject Walsh.
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Alice Marie Taliaferro
Evergreen Cemetery
Taliaferro
Village Villa
Nortonville
Arrington
Guy
Vera Wilson Cooper
Atchison County Community High School
Electra Co
Blish Mize
Atchison Vo-Tech School
American Royal
Effingham Methodist
Effingham Christian
Democratic Party
William “Bill” Taliaferro
Excelsior Springs
Barnett
Ida Mae Walsh
Sedalia
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Lawrence
Palco
Walsh
Sylvia Thompson
Damar
Joseph and
Zelda Hubert Belisle
Unity Church
Kansas University
Donald Welsh
Donna Chapman
Dean
Jack
Starr Burkett
Conrad
Alta
Warrenmcelwain.com
Larry L Drew Tonganoxie obituary notice
Larry L Drew 71 of Tonganoxie died Tuesday May 15 2007 at home He served in the U S Army 1950 to 1976 and was a Heinz supervisor in Lenexa He married Karen Earlenbaugh on Sept 15 1993 in Leavenworth Survived by two sons Andrew Earlenbaugh Fort Hood Texas Jason Drew Tonganoxie two daughters Laurie Buchholz McEwen Tennessee Lauri Kane Wichita a sister Sandy Hammer Indiana and four grandchildren Funeral home site listed.
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Larry Lee Drew
Three Rivers
Mich
Wendel and
Melvae Wagner Drew
U.S. Army
Heinz
Lenexa
Karen Earlenbaugh
Leavenworth
Andrew Earlenbaugh
Fort Hood
Texas
Jason Drew
Laurie Buchholz
McEwen
Tenn
Lauri Kane
Wichita
Sandy Hammer
Indiana
Quisenberryfh
Obituary policy guidance from The Journal World
The Journal World outlines obituary guidelines for residents and former residents within its circulation area. It details submission methods via local mortuaries phone line and online, including contact number 785 832 7154 and the obituaries page at ijworld com.
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Journal-World
The
Ijworld. Com
Grisly account of Johnson County social worker slaying
Prosecutors described a brutal chain saw attack that killed 26 year old Teri Zenner during a home visit in Overland Park. Andrew Ellmaker, 20, is charged with first degree murder and aggravated battery. Defense contends no premeditation and notes Zenner may have already been dead from a throat stab.
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Kansas City
Teri Lea Zenner
Kansas University
Johnson County
Andrew Eilmaker
Overland Park
Ellmaker
Zenner
Sue Ellmaker
Sarah Geolas
Patrick Lewis
Andrew
Teri Zenner
Lewis
Geolas
Andrew Ellmaker
No Child Left Unrecruited documentary shown in Kansas
Lawrence High School students Alexia Welch and Sarah Ybarra produced a documentary about military recruitment of students. The film debuts in Lawrence and screens May 24 at 7 p m at Shawnee Mission Unitarian Universalist Church in Overland Park. Admission is free, sponsored by the church and Kansas Families United for Public Education.
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Lawrence High School
Overland Park
Shawnee Mission
Alexia Welch
Sarah Ybarra
Jeffrey Kuhr
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