KU Datebook and City Meetings Preview
Lawrence datebook lists a 7 30 p m trombone choir recital at Swarthout Hall Murphy Hall free. Douglas County Commission meeting canceled. Hallmark Design Symposium Emmett Byrne graphics 7 p m Wescoe Hall 3139 free. Lawrence Art Guild Lacey Lewis talk and meeting 6 30 p m 7 p m Lawrence Public Library 707 V I. Lecompton City Council 7 p m Lecompton City Hall 327 Elmore St.
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Douglas County Commission
Hallmark
Emmett Byrne
Wescoe
Lawrence Art Guild
Lacey Lewis
Lawrence Public Library
Lecompton
Lecompton City Hall
Elmore St
Datebook items for Lawrence Kansas events and notices
Lawrence calendar lists Red Dog Days training and book signings at KU campus and city venues. Includes advisory boards, lectures, film showings, youth activities, and arts events with times, locations, and contact numbers across Memorial Stadium area and downtown Lawrence.
University Forum on Guatemala Life Choices at Noon
On Wednesday 19 a University Forum titled Gathering in Guatemala: Americas Social Forum for Alternative Ways of Life features Shannon Gorres, Latin American Studies graduate student, speaking at noon at Ecu menical Christian Ministries, 1204 Dread Ave. Also LMH board meeting at 9 a.m. in LMH auditorium, 325 Maine. Plus NA R Federal Employees meet at noon at Conroys Pub, 3115 W Sixth St. Chrysalis Club for 3:30-4:30 p.m. at Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vt. ext. 117.
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Guatemala
America's Social Forum
Shannon Gorres
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Dread Ave
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Maine
Conroy's Pub
Sixth St
Chrysalis Club
M. Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence-Doug as County records list marriages and divorces
Lawrence Douglas County fire reports show no Sunday calls. The Journal-World lists marriage licenses for Paul Thomas and Gabriella Smith among many couples in Lawrence, Overland Park, Leawood, and Washington DC, plus divorces granted for several Lawrence residents. It notes editorial policy on police reports and offender reporting.
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Lawrence-Dougas
Douglas County District Court
Paul Brian Thomas
Raytown
Gabriella Victoria Smith
Lawrence
Stephen Joseph Schneller
Overland Park
Kristin Marie Sizemore
Leawood
Christopher Paul Couvillon
Katherine Marie Patzwald
Dustin Lee Rice
Jennifer Lynn Burton
Matthew Patrick Linden
Sara Eve Robison
Pradeep Abraham
Jessica Chapman Irving
Nicholas Benjamin Haxton
Shannon Elizabeth Berquist
William Alan Rector
Andrea Diane Ricke
Cris Robert Belfort
Topeka
Tiffiney Leigh Hill
Christopher Arlen Bell
Mischa Summer Stokes
Glen Roy Sears
Washington, D.C
Heather Nicole Lawler
Washington, Dc
Births Justin Hewitt and Kayllen Sieller in Grantville
A birth notice from Grantville reports the arrival of Justin Hewitt and Kayllen Sieller on a Sunday.
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Justin Hewitt
Kayllen Sieller
Grantville
Corrections Policy At The Journal World
The Journal World states it corrects all significant errors brought to editors' attention in this space. Readers are urged to report mistakes by calling the provided number or emailing the newsroom.
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The
Journal-World
Ljworld
Deaths: Cara Eacock 88 Lawrence
Services set for Cara Josephine Eacock 88 of Lawrence at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Hubble Hill Cemetery Tonganoxie She died Nov 14 2008 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Born June 24 1920 in Tonganoxie daughter of Lee Henry and Grace Dessery Lash Retired in 1987 after 32 years as cafeteria manager at South Junior High She was member of White Shrine No 11 Married Geoffrey Charles Eacock in 1939 He died in 1987 Survived by daughter Linda Freeman son Tom Shalz four grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Memorials suggested to Lance Armstrong Foundation shown via funeral home Online condolences at rumseyyost com
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Cara Josephine Eacock
Lawrence
Rumsey-Yost
Hubble Hill Cemetery
Tonganoxie
Eacock
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lee Henry
Grace Lenora Dessery Lash
South Junior High School
White Shrine No. 11
Geoffrey Charles Eacock
Ents
Carolyn Darby
Linda Freeman
Parkville
Tom Shalz
Angela Freeman
Anthony Freeman
Deanna Darby
Michael Darby
Lance Armstrong Foundation
Rumseyyost.com
Memorial service for Josh Bolt in Wichita
Joshua Michael Bolt a 28 year old graduate of Maize High School and Kansas University who pursued medicine will be honored at a 6 p.m. memorial service today at Resthaven Mortuary Wichita. He died on Wednesday November 12 2008. Survivors include his parents Mike Bolt and Liz Goubeaux two brothers Mark and Caleb and a sister Jean Bolt all of Wichita.
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Joshua
Josh
Michael Bolt
Resthaven Mortuary
Wichita
Bolt
Maize High School
Kansas University
KU School of Medicine
Mike Bolt
Liz Goubeaux
Mark
Caleb
Jean Bolt
Mem.com
Kansas.com
Dennis Fry Eudora Graveside Services Scheduled
Marvin Dennis Fry 93 of Eudora died November 15 2008 at the Medicalodges in Eudora Born May 13 1915 in Mansfield Missouri son of Wesley and Vergie Fry Retired water treatment supervisor for Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant member of Operating Engineers Married Vera Graves July 23 1943 in Lawrence Survived by wife daughter Sherry Hunt Gardner three sons Terry Lawrence Jerry Eudora Roger Fredonia sister Oka Doyle Mansfield ten grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren The family to receive friends 6 to 7 30 p m Tuesday Warren McElwain Mortuary Eudora Chapel Memorials to Medicalodges of Eudora care of the mortuary be sent through warrenmcelwain com subject Fry
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Eudora
Marvin “Dennis” Fry
Il A.m
Eudora Cemetery
Fry
Mansfield
Wesley and
Vergie Dennis Fry
Sherry Hunt
Gardner
Terry
Lawrence
Jerry
Roger
Fredonia
Oka Doyle
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Eudora Chapel
Warrenmcelwain. Com
Obituary policy and contact options at Journal-World
Information on obituary acceptance and guidelines available through local mortuaries or by calling Journal-World at 785 832 7154 or online at LJWorld.com slash obituaries for details and submission process.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Community volunteers sought for Thanksgiving and Christmas help
Lawrence area agencies seek volunteers for a First Christian Church Thanksgiving meal on November 27 from 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m and for a Mother to Mother Christmas party on December 14 from 2 to 4 p m with 10 to 15 minute performances. Also needs include visiting nurse hospice care volunteer roles, tamale sale orders to fund a scholarship, and year long commitment opportunities with United Way Roger Hill Volunteer Center. Contact Debat 393 5761 Lydia 843 2039 Barbara Katz Ndac 841 0838 Sarah Rooney 331 4812 Tracie Massey Paige Blair or volunteer rhve org.
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LINK
First Christian Church
Call Debat
Douglas County
Otheis
Barbara Katz
Sarah Rooney
Sarahro
Vnaks.org
Centro Hispano Resource Center
Lydia
Tracie Massey
Paige Blair
Roger Hill
United Way of
Volunnteer
Rhve
Vt Wham Rocaires
Agenda Highlights for City Hall Meeting
6:40 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall Sixth and Massachusetts Sunflower Broadband Channel 25 will televise. Meeting documents are online at lawrenceks.org.
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City Hall
Sixth
Massachusetts
Sunflower
Lawrenceks.org
City considers new traffic calming on Ninth Street near Sunset Hill School
City commissioners will weigh approval of traffic calming devices on Ninth Street near Sunset Hill School and a new mid-block pedestrian activated crossing signal on Peterson Road west of Arrowhead Drive to improve safety.
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Ninth Street
Sunset Hill School
Peterson Road
Arrowhead Drive
1800 Road
East 900 Road
The
Traffic Safety Commission
Sunset Hit School
18Th Street
Missouri Street
City may add mid-block crossing with two speed cushions
Residents pressed for a mid-block pedestrian activated signal estimated to cost 35 000 to 45 000 dollars. The Sun set Hill area project also calls for two speed cushions but no cost estimate has been prepared yet. City budget contains no funds for the crossing. School leaders requested the project.
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Sunset Hill
Lawrence city board holds executive session and education week
City commission schedules 6 p m executive session for about 30 minutes to discuss possible real estate acquisition and a public meeting at 6 40 p m. Proclaims November 17 21 as U S International Education Week and approves consent items including board minutes claims licenses and various bids and ordinances with multiple zoning and tax proposals and public works projects.
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Department of Administrative Services
Youth Sports Inc
Clinton Lake
Halcam Park
Douglas County
Lawrence Parks and Recreation
UKU
University
Lawrence
Lawrence City
Murl Westheffer
Malls Retail Center
American Real Estate & Investments, Inc
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Iowa
Lawrence Arts Center
N.H
James Grauerholz
Kansas Union
Lawrence Public
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Taekwon
Kris Brcams
Spencer Museum of Art
Dream Factory
Cornerstone Baptist Church
W. 22Nd St. Terrace
University Dance Co
José Limon
Lied Center
Ku’s
West Campus
Eighth
Vermont
Prairie Moon Waldorf School
Prairiemoon.org
Central Junior High School
Phoenix
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Ljworlh.com
Kyle Duane Rockhold
Rebecca Anne Rothwell
Kevin Matthew Hansen
Lauren Ann
Celina Shannon Hayes
Michael Ivan Hayes
John Robert Giles
Andrea Nicole Giles
Mark Aller Renfro
Melissa Paige Renfro
Jamie Dawn Bateson
Joseph Cobb
Jennie Daile Kearns
Jason Scott Kearns
Lori Anne Schutter
John Allen Schutter
Kathleen M. Sadler
Scott £. Sadler
Stephanie A. Baker
Richard A. Baker
Englewood
Cole
Karl A. Day
Douglas H. Dean
Corra Eacock
Joshua Michael Bolt
Marrrvin
Dennis Fry
Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen
U.S
Goldmakers Inc
Tith
Mississippi Streets
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19Th Street
Lawrence Inc
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Aivrence
Corm
Nsey Funeral
Indiana
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