Weekend Breakfasts and Dances at Local Venues
A weekend schedule lists a 7 a.m. breakfast at Michigan Valley Community Church on Pomona Lake Dam Road 6485 E 221st St Quenemo a 8 p.m. dance at Ottawa VFW Post 5901 3499 N U S 59 Ottawa a 7 a.m. VFW Auxiliary pancake breakfast at Ottawa VFW Post 5901 3599 N Highway 59 Ottawa all you can eat pancakes sausage eggs orange juice coffee. 2 p.m. Appanoose Museum open to the public at 600 Shawnee Road Pomona.
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Michigan Valley Community Church
Pomona Lake Dam Road
E. 221St St
Quenemo
Ottawa
N. Highway 59
Appanoose Museum
Shawnee Road
Pomona
Local Schedule of Franklin County Support Groups and Clubs
August 2021 listings show Franklin County Shutterbugs at Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa at 9am, Ottawa Living Sober Group AA at First Christian Church, Keep It Simple AA at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement, Ottawa AA Group at First Baptist Church, Narcotics Anonymous at Ottawa First United Methodist Church, all in Ottawa.
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Franklin County
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Ottawa
Alcoholics Anonymous
Living Sober Group
First Christian Church
S. Hickory St
Franklin County Mental Health Center
E. 15Th St
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Fourth and Hickory Streets
First Full Day for All Students in Ottawa Schools
Ottawa Public Schools announces Monday at 8am as the first full day for all students. At 1pm a high bidders pitch playing event is held at Pomona Community Library located at 219 W A St in Pomona.
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Ottawa Public Schools
Ottawa
Pomona Community Library
W. A St
Pomona
Meetings Listed At Poncho's And Local Centers
Noon meetings for Alcoholics Anonymous and Lions Club at Poncho's of Ottawa 429 S and a 1 pm Peer Alliance and Listening Support session at Elizabeth Layton Center for Hope and Guidance 2537 Eisenhower Road Ottawa with details of locations and times.
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Noon
Lions Club
Poncho’s of
Ottawa
S. Main St
Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance
Eisenhower Road
Ottawa City and school meetings listed for Aug 22
Aug 22 schedule shows a city commission study session at Ottawa City Hall eight pm alcoholics meeting after Wellsville and USD 290 board events at district offices and high school, with Cub Scout and church activities also noted.
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Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa City Hall
Hickory St
Ottawa
USD
S. Main St
Board of Education
Wellsville
Wellsville High School
Walnut St
Community Event Schedule for Wellsville Ottawa and Williamsburg
Tuesday activities include line dancing at Wellsville Nutritional Center at Seventh and Main, storytime at Ottawa Library on Hickory Street, and story hour at Williamsburg Community Library on Louisa Street. Ottawa Library hosts Books and Babies at 7 p.m. Ottawa VFW 5901 conducts bingo every Tuesday and Thursday with public welcome.
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Wellsville
Williamsburg Community Library
S. Louisa St
Williamsburg
Ottawa Library
S. Hickory St
Ottawa
VFW
Ottawa events span story time to Eagles hall gatherings
On August 23 schedules include 7 p.m. storytime and a Rotary Club session at Ottawa University 1001 South. At 7 30 p.m. the Eagles Aerie meets at Eagles Hall 524 East 15th Street in Ottawa.
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Noon
Ottawa University
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Eagles Aerie
Eagles Hall
15Th St
Osage City Man Charged With Burglary and Assaults
Kelley Beard, 43, of Osage City, faces seven charges after an attempted burglary at Schroeder Drugs Inc. The arrest came about 5:30 a.m. Friday when police subdued him with a taser after he threatened to shoot officers. A knife was found. no other weapons or suspects were located. The Ace Hardware adjoining the pharmacy was also burglarized. Bond not set by mid afternoon.
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Osage City
Kelley Beard
Osage County
Lyndon
Beard
Ace Hardware
Grandmother Eunice Kelsey left lasting faith and service legacy
John Coen, Franklin County resident and former banker, recalls Eunice Kelsey born 1904 in a Kansas farm era marked by poverty and pioneer spirit. She taught in one room schools, supported families by baking pies, fostered children and retired in 1970 as a social worker, embodying faith, resilience and care for those down on their luck.
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Eunice Kelsey
Michigan Valley
Here
Kansas
Theodore Roosevelt
Heaven
Roosevelt
Ottawa aims for playground at Kanza Park with $25,000 pledged
Ottawa moves toward a 40000 dollar playground project at Kanza Park with about 25000 dollars in pledges from area groups. Donors include SONIC Drive In Ottawa Family Physicians Franklin County District Attorney's Office local sororities Virginia Anderson family and Franklin County Sheriff's Office. Penny jars placed at The Herald City Hall and Peoples Bank will fund the matching program and pennies collected through September. Installation planned for National Make a Difference Day October 22 with community help.
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Ottawa
Kanza Park
Sonic Drive-In
Ottawa Family Physicians
Franklin County District Attorney’s Office
Virginia Anderson
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Casey Sharp
the Herald
S. Cedar St
City Hall
S. Hickory St
Peoples Bank
S. Main St
Sharp
Scratch Sprinkle Cut: Black and White Art Exhibit Opens
A new exhibit at the Carnegie Cultural Center titled Scratch Sprinkle Cut features Azyz Sharafy Lora Jost and Angela Pickman. It runs through Sept 30 and includes two workshops exploring black sand painting scratchboard and cut paper techniques with gallery hours noon to 5 pm Wednesday through Friday and Saturdays by appointment.
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Carnegie Cultural Center
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Azyz Sharafy
Lora Jost
Angela Pickman
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N. U.S
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar St
Kansas News
San Juan Hill
Grandma
Jesus
John Coen
Carnegie
Premier
Crystain Plaza
Orien
Delilah’s Serenity Salon
West Third Street
Delilahserenitysalon
Con
Beckman Motors
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