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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2011
Page
2
A memorial gathering for Mary Michener is planned Saturday May 28 2011 at 1 30 p m outdoors at the Michener home 1706 West 2nd Street Lawrence Kansas canopies will be arranged in case of rain all are welcome for this tribute contact 785 764 0457
Bennie Stewart 89 of Lawrence died Friday May 20 2011 at his home. Funeral services are pending and will be announced by Warren McElwain Mortuary.
Ruth Neufeld Grubbs 86 of Lawrence died Thursday May 19 2011 at Pioneer Ridge Health Center Services are pending at Lawrence Chapel Oaks Funeral Home.
Hermina A. Minnie Mauler 99 of Great Bend will receive a mass at St. Ann Catholic Church Olmitz at 10 30 a m Monday burial in St Ann Cemetery She died May 19 2011 at Great Bend Health and Rehabilitation Center She was mother of Alvin Mauler of Lawrence Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Sunday at Bryant Funeral Home 1425 Patton Road Great Bend
Lewis M. Mac Wichman 70 will be remembered at Findlay Street Christian Church Seattle during regular services June 19 with inurnment to follow at a later date in Peoria Cemetery He died May 17 2011 at Virginia Mason Hospital Seattle He was formerly of Ottawa and brother of Carol Cole of Ottawa.
Seabury seniors received numerous awards including Reed Grabill Sci ence Award, David Lawrence English and Wilbur prizes, Elizabeth Sutherland Latin and Seabury Service honors, Mai Hua Visual Arts Award, Nathan Wilhelm Drama Award, Angela Thomas Music Award and others. After graduation each senior greeted faculty, then juniors and seventh graders moved up as part of a long running ritual. Don Schawang called the school a family.
Governor Sam Brownback will host an economic summit on life sciences at the Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas from 8 a.m. to noon on a Tuesday. KU leaders including Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little and Barbara Atkinson will participate along with Bob Page of KU Hospital. The event is free and open to the public. Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer and Milo Media’s Google access chief will also present. Brownback has held summits on aviation and tourism and plans more on military and renewable energy.
A group of Kansas state lawmakers toured Fort Leavenworth, viewing disaster response software and a Greensburg tornado reconstruction video. Lt. Col. Russell Rhoads explained the simulation tool used for training and civilian applications, while leaders praised the post’s tech impact and economic significance.
Residents and visitors dressed in period costume attended the Lecompton War site event at Constitution Hall. Brownback, Senate President Morris and House Speaker O Neal joined other officials, with Rep. Sloan aiding the commemorations. Opal Goodrick, an 87 year old resident, praised the turnout and the importance of attracting visitors.
City plans to connect Sixth Street east of Iowa Street and Iowa Street from Sixth to 23rd Street to a fiber optic network. It will match a 150000 grant with 30000 local funds. Existing conduit laid a decade ago along city streets reduced costs and avoided delays. Commissioners meet 6:35 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall. City reporter Chad Lawhorn at 832-6362.
A Baker student, Morello, majored in chemistry, tutored, and held leadership roles in Kappa Sigma and ParMentors. A Baker connection helped him land an internship at Los Alamos National Laboratory, where he worked in groundbreaking research and was offered a full-time position. He plans to attend medical school after graduation.
Listings provide staff roles and contact numbers for the Lawrence Journal-World including editors such as Dennis Anderson Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner and circulation manager Chris Bell Bedrock print and online advertising contacts listed with phone numbers. Also notes subscription line 832-7199 and redelivery guarantee and postmaster address.
Powerball drawing results list Wednesday numbers 7 12 13 42 49 with Powerball 16. No jackpot win announced. Players are urged to check tickets for match counts and next drawing date.
Friday's poll asks if Saturday will mark the beginning of the end of the world. Results show 84 percent no, 7 percent yes, 7 percent unsure. Readers are directed to LJWorld.com to vote.
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