1989
February 5, 1989
Members of the Lawrence community were invited to a meeting to create a new organization - Friends of Eutin. In spite of a heavy snowstorm, a dozen people attended. Among community members were people who formerly participated, or had children who participated, as students in the KU German language institutes.
May 4, 1989
Friends of Eutin met and elected officers: Chuck Loveland, president; Stuart Boley, treasurer; and Frank Baron, chair of the steering committee. Steering committee members were Glenn Kappelman, program and funding; Helmut Huelsbergen, school exchanges; William Keel, preservation and planning; Mary Allen, rose project; Stephanie Murray, arts exchanges; Ernie Eck, celebration of cultures; and Werner Mohr, German club.
June-July 1989
The KU German Summer Language Institute was conducted by Professor Bill Keel.
June 1989
In Eutin, Bill Keel and Helmut Scheewe persuaded the city’s executive council to persist in efforts to establish the sister-city relationship.
October, 1989
Lawrence welcomes Eutin delegation
Eutin Mayor Gernot Grimm and a delegation consisting of Karl-Heinrich and Heide Jäschke, Helga Jansen, Waltraud Lepsien, Joachim and Ingrid Neumeister, and Helmut Scheewe visited Lawrence for the purpose of finalizing the sister city agreement.
October 27, 1989
Mayors sign declaration of friendship
Lawrence Mayor Robert Schumm and Eutin Mayor Gernot Grimm signed the Declaration of Friendship at Lawrence City Hall.
