Ransom Memorial hosts jewelry sale and library signing
Today events in Ottawa and Pomona include Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary jewelry and handbag sale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1301 S Main St Ottawa. Lora Reiter signs books at Ottawa Public Library from 5 to 7 p.m. at 105 S Hickory. Bingo runs 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Pomona Community Building. The Langston Hughes Project performs Ask Your Mama at 7:20 p.m. in Miller Concert Hall Wichita State University.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Ottawa
Lora Reiter
Ottawa Public Library
S. Hickory St
Langston Hughes
Ask Your Mama
Miller
Wichita State University
Fairmount St
Wichita
Ottawa meeting lineup for noon to 8 pm
A Busy schedule lists events in Ottawa including Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist Church noon and eight pm. Chamber Booster Club at 109 S Second St at 4 pm. Friends of the Ottawa Library at Ottawa City Hall 101 S Hickory St at 4 pm. and Celebrate Recovery at the Church of the Brethren basement Ninth and Main streets at 7 pm.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Group
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Ottawa
Chamber Booster Club
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
S. Second St
Friends of the Ottawa Library Board
Ottawa City Hall
Hickory St
Church of the Brethren
Ninth and Main Streets
Ottawa City Commission
April 2 Ottawa events highlight diverse activities
The Ottawa Herald Out About calendar lists evenings of community entertainment and service. Highlights include Bags and Baubles supporting the hospital auxiliary, Spouse Evolution talk on political roles, and 7 p.m. in Ottawa with Ruth League at Pizza Village. City Commission meet at Ottawa City Hall followed by Union Chapter 15 Eastern Star later at the Masonic Temple.
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Ottawa Herald
Union Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Main St
Ottawa
Ottawa area events staggered Thursday schedule
A Thursday schedule lists multiple local activities: Toddler Time at Ottawa Public Library, Armchair Aerobics at Washburn Towers, Ottawa Career/Job Fair at the Kansas Army National Guard armory, Veteran health care help at Ottawa City Hall, Bingo at Ottawa VEW Post 5901, First Spouses discussion at the Dole Institute in Lawrence, Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star, and a Retail Committee meeting at the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce. Events span 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., with varied venues and times.
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Ottawa
Kansas Army National Guard Armory
W. 17Th St
Ottawa Area Meeting Schedule For April 3
A list of Friday meetings in Ottawa includes Personal Action to Health Exercise at Don Woodward Community Center, Alcoholics Anonymous groups at First Baptist Church and Elizabeth Layton Center offices, Franklin County Conservation District Board at 107 E 23rd, Kiwanis at The Radish Patch, Al-Anon at the Layton Center, Vietnam Veterans of America at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Keep it Simple AA at the Layton Center, ACT Ottawa at Carnegie Cultural Center, Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall, and Narcotics Anonymous at First United Methodist Church.
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Don Woodward Community Center
Third St
Ottawa
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Franklin County Conservation District Board
E. 23Rd St
Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance Administrative
E. 15Th St
Friday Community Schedule for Wellsville and Ottawa
A local listings snippet shows a Friday timetable with a 9:30 a.m. sawing and craft circle at Wellsville City Library on 115 W Sixth St. 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. burger night supports PAC at Ottawa VFW Post 6901 on 3499 N US 59. 6 p.m. ham and beans at Eagles Hall, 524 W 15th St Ot.
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Eagles
Eagles Hall
16Th St
Ottawa
Wellsville City Library
Sixth St
Wellsville
PAC
VFW
N. U.S
Ham and Beans
Halis
15Th St
Community meeting schedules printed for Ottawa area
On April 4 multiple gatherings are listed at 10am 12pm and 8pm. The MOMS Club meets at Wellsville United Methodist Church 302 Locust St Wellsville. The Ottawa Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets at First Baptist Church Fourth and Hickory streets Ottawa.
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Moms Club of
Ottawa
Wellsville
United Methodist Church
Locust St
Dandelions Declared Evil Weeds Invade Suburban Lawns
Linda Brown, Ottawa Herald advertising director, laments dandelions as hostile, spreading weeds. She recalls spring’s first sighting, recounts battles with lawn services, and invites readers to join the “war” starting Saturday to rid yards of the yellow invaders.
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Linda Brown
The
Ottawa Herald
Ottawaherald
21 Goes Bust in Vegas Scheme Movie Review
The film adaptation of Ben Mezrichs Bringing Down the House follows MIT students Ben Campbell Jill Taylor and Micky Rosa as they card count to win in Las Vegas. Laurence Fishburne anchors as Cole Williams while Kevin Spacey Kim Bosworth and Jim Sturgess deliver leading performances amid stylish but repetitive Vegas imagery. The movie disappoints with weak character arcs thin plotting and a loud moral about greed despite sharp visuals and strong cast. Two stars.
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Vegas
MIT
Statistics 101
Robert Luketic
Ben Mezrich
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ben Campbell Wim Sturgess
Ben
Jill Taylor
Kate Bosworth
Micky
Jill
Mr. Greed
Luketic
Peter Steinfeld
Allan Loeb
Laurence Fishburne
Cole Williams
Cole
Spacey
Bahamas
Spadley
Bosworth
Superman
Sturgess
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Pomona
W. A St
Don Woodward
Pizza Village
Washburn Towers
Fifth and Main Streets
Tod
VEW
U.S
Robert J. Dole
Optimist Club
Prairie Star
Fifth St
Industrial Ave
Al-Anon Ottawa Family Group
Vietnam Veterans of America
Carnegie Cultural Center
S Main St
Narcotics Anonymous
First United Methodist Church
Fourth St
Out&About
Ottaw’a Herald
Brian Williams
Bwilliams
Ottawsherald.com
Ad Briefs
N. Main St
Gountry
S. Main Street
Main
North America
Suburbia
Film Review
Sony
Columbia Pictures
Salvador
Kansas
Rosalind Flores
Violet King
Zachary Hoehn
Grandma
Grandpa Hoehn
Orly
Shisler
Vali
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