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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2014
Page
2
The Journal-World outlines obituary submission rules including contact number 832-7151 for running obits. Obituaries appear as submitted by funeral homes or families, with no editorial alteration.
Mary G. Griffin aged 93 died May 21 2014. Survivors include children Jane Liggett and James Griffin. Private graveside service at Leavenworth National Cemetery with Amos Funeral Home Shawnee handling arrangements.
Raymond Bjorgaard of De Soto died May 21 2014 Visitation set May 25 from 2 4 pm at Cedar Crest Memorial Chapel 32665 Lexington Ave De Soto in Minnesota Kansas.
Marie C. Souza 86 died May 20 2014 in Baldwin City Kansas. Funeral arrangements and full obituary are available at chapeloaksne.com.
List of 2014 graduating seniors at Bishop Seabury includes Kate Marie Albrecht Marcus Allen Alison Chi Hanyi Cho Courtney Fay Cooper Jean Jacques Corbier Alicia Kaona di Zerega Johanna Marie Edwards Phoebe Wells Gant Eliza Kathryn Gibson Eilish Kieran Gutierrez Patrick Garrett Han Kristofer Anton Knudson Anne Mary McGrath Elizabeth Anne Padgett Alexandra Elaine Rader Christopher William Santos-Kincaid Ivan Felipe Simpson Joseph David Smith Mariah Lee Santos-Kincaid Leah Eleanor Spreckelmeyer Emma Grace Stilgenbauer Jennifer Ward Ward Ethan Andrew Westbrook Joseph Thomas Zhang Haoyan Justin
Seabury recognizes graduates and younger classes with a step up ceremony. Sixth graders are greeted by seniors and staff as they prepare for next year. Kristofer Knudson plans to study math at Oklahoma State University and reflects on friendships built at Seabury. Sally Nixon praises the school while watching her grandson graduate. Peter Hancock can be reached at 832-7259.
A petition in Denison Kansas seeks to recall Mayor Audrey Oliverius after alleged Open Meetings Act violations and friction with the city council. The recall drive collected 29 of 12 required signatures for an August vote, citing an executive session on March 10 and an email to the city clerk about minutes. The petition claims a vote occurred in that session to fill a vacant council seat, which is not allowed.
Hutchinson based firm plans the state’s largest private solar array with a 200 kilowatt roof system on BOLD LLC in Hutchinson. The 110000 square foot building will receive about 80 percent of its power from solar, with motion activated and LED lighting underway to reach full solar energy use for all operations. The project aims to power 25 average homes and boost energy efficiency.
Becky Harpstrite of a Lawrence firm notes a nationwide Whole Foods exclusive until Aug 1 for a new line of allergen free salad dressings. Four flavors debut this month using grape seed oil and herb ingredients like dandelion root and eyebright. Founder Hilary Brown appears on QVC at 4 p.m. Tuesday to showcase veggie bites and burgers as the firm plans expansion with more product lines and sales staff.
GOP planners consider Kansas University venues in Lawrence as major draws for about 45,000 Republicans in Kansas City. Attractions include the Dole Institute, Allen Fieldhouse, Booth Hall, and James Naismith’s original rules. Sprint Center may host the convention, with Lawrence nearby offering hotel capacity and cultural landmarks tied to Abraham Lincoln’s era. Dallas, Denver, and Cleveland identified as finalists. Dallas cited for donor network.
The Lawrence Journal World publishes daily from Sixth and New Hampshire streets in Lawrence Kansas. It lists editors Julie Wright Tom Keegan and Ann Gardner along with staff contacts and circulation details for readers including a toll free number and a mailing address for address changes.
Daily stock indices show the Dow at 16,606.27, Nasdaq 4,185.81 and the S&P 500 at 1,900.53 with modest gains and losses across commodities. Corn and soybeans rose slightly, oil traded around 104.35, with metals mixed and precious metals lower.
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