Deaths obituary policy note from Journal-World
The Journal-World provides obituary submission details stating that information runs as submitted by funeral homes or families. For running obituaries contact the listed number and follow submission guidelines.
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Wanda Jean Somers Chauvin obituary notice
Wanda Jean Somers Chauvin 93 died October 9 2017 at Presbyterian Manor Lawrence Kansas born February 8 1924 in Leavenworth to William and Maude Somers grew up on a 320 acre farm and graduated Jarbalo High School in 1941 married Roy Chauvin in 1943 after his navy service they raised three children in Kansas City Kansas. She valued family church volunteering and skills in sewing piano gardening cooking and more later worked as librarian secretary and property office manager retired 1989 moved to Lawrence 2003 wrote a memoir in 2003 survived by three children grandchildren and great grandchildren visitation and service October 14 Warren McElwain Mortuary Lawrence with details online.
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Wanda Jean Somers Chauvin
Presbyterian Manor
Lawrence
Kansas
Wanda
Leavenworth
William and Maude
Trackwell) Somers
Jarbalo High School
North American Aviation
Kansas City
Roy Chauvin
Roy
Christian Women’s Fellowship
William
Maude
Opal
Grace
Beulah
Lois
Elizabeth
Floyd
Charles
Kenneth
Marie
Cameron Schmidt
Kagan Schmidt
Jensen Schmidt
Leland Bray
Warren McElwain Mortuary
Warrenmcelwain.com
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Ramirez Graveside Services Held in Lawrence
Marion J. Ramirez, 84, will receive a graveside service at 11 00 a m Tuesday October 17 at Mt Calvary Cemetery in Lawrence. For the full obituary visit warrenmcelwain com and see page 4B for more notices.
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Lawrence
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Marion
Warrenmcelwain.com
Native American heritage name change eyed for South Middle School
Carole Cadue Blackwood of Kickapoo heritage leads a campaign to rename South Middle School to honor Native American history connected to Haskell institutions. She cites low graduation rates among Native students and aims to boost self esteem and community support while preserving the cougar mascot. Surveys will guide next steps ahead of a school board meeting.
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Carole Cadue-Blackwood
Lawrence
Cadue Blackwood
South
Lawrence High School
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Haskell Indian Nations University
Haskell Institute
Dan Wildcat
Mike Stewart
Haskell Environmental Research Studies Center
Haskell
Broken Arrow Elementary
Broken Arrow Park
South Middle School
Cadne-Blackwood
Billy Mills
Cadue-Blackwood
USS. Marine
Pine Ridge Reservation
Keith Jones
University faculty react to KU security breach and student discipline
KU faculty leaders including Barrett-Gonzalez and Shantz warn that keystroke loggers used to steal data pose serious risks as officials confirm an IT security breach. The AAUP urges legal action against the student, while faculty caution about unreported incidents and advise vigilance over payroll security and login checks.
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American Association of University Professors
Eriin Barcomb-Peterson
Journal-World
School of Engineering Leadership
School of Engineering Administration
Suzanne Shantz
School of Engineering Senate
Shontz
Ku’s
University Senate
AAUP
Kansas faces shift as payday lending rules take effect
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalized new rules, but critics say they don’t curb high rates. In Kansas, average APRs exceed 391 percent, with loans lasting beyond 45 days likely to dominate. Payday and auto title lenders face UCCC limits, and advocates warn of predatory debt cycles. Local programs help debtors refinance into longer term, lower interest loans. Lawmakers weigh caps at 36 percent with monthly fees, while banks and charities warn of reduced access to credit.
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Consumer Finance Protection Bureau
Alex Horowitz
Pew Charitable Trust
Kansas
Horowitz
Jennifer Cook
Uniform Commercial Credit Code
UCCC
Claudette Humphrey
Kansas Catholic Charities
Patricia
Humphrey
Ken Williams
Catholic Charities of
Northeast
Williams
Colorado
Sharp and Harvey families share Wednesday arrivals
Sarah and Michael Sharp of Lawrence welcome a girl and Steve and Susan Harvey of Lawrence welcome a girl while Kim and Joey Berger of Olathe welcome a boy on Wednesday.
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Sarah
Michael Sharp
Lawrence
Steve
Susan Harvey
Kim
Joey Berger
Olathe
Journal-World explains correction policy and contact
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors, and invites readers to call 785-832-7154 or email news ljworld com if an error is believed to exist. The notice outlines how to report mistakes and reach the newsroom for corrections.
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