Artistic Response to the Great War at Nelson-Atkins Museum
The Nelson-Atkins hosts a two part series on artistic responses to World War I with Randall Griffey discussing works by Hartley Bellows Hassam. Eagle Day at Clinton Lake features bald eagle programs and live presentation by US Army Corps of Engineers. Cypress String Quartet performs Inspired by America at Lied Center with Jacob Needleman and Michael Schwarz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Atkins Museum of Art
Oak St
Kansas City
Liberty Memorial
Randall Griffey
Marsden Hartley
George Bellows
Childe Hassam
Nelson-Atkins.org
US Army Corps of Engineers
Clinton Lake
Overland Drive
Lawrence
Jayhawkaudubon.org
Cypress String Quartet
America
Lied Center
Stewart Drive
Jacob Needleman
Michael Schwarz
Lied.ku.edu
Ottawa Community Meetings Schedule Dense With Groups
A dense listing shows multiple Ottawa area meetings and gatherings across churches, schools, and civic offices including Alcoholics Anonymous groups at First Baptist Church basement and First Christian Church, Franklin County Mental Health Center basements, Lions Club at Poncho’s, USD 290 Board of Education at Ottawa Middle School, and city council sessions in Lane and Williamsburg. Other entries include the Franklin County Commission, Education and Health Committee at the Chamber, and various parent teacher organizations and support groups with childcare and evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Franklin County Mental Health Center
15Th St
Ottawa
First Baptist
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
S. Main St
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
E. Second St
Lions Club
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
American Legion
National Guard
W. 17Th St
Board of Education
S. Ash St
West Franklin School Board
E. Franklin St
Pomona
Sacred Heart School
S. Cedar St
Mental Health Clinic
West Basement
E. 15Th St
Chamber Board of Directors
Burlington Opry Special Guests at Jan 6 Show
Ottawa Herald item lists the Burlington Opry with guests Johnny Walker the Singing Bus Driver and the Barnyard Boys. Event set for January 6 at 7 pm, contact 785-566-3124. Includes online directory reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Opry
Johnny Walker
Barnyard Boys
Handling a Packing Dispute on eBay and Book Listing Tips
A reader seeks guidance on how to handle a broken candle in transit and potential negative feedback. Dealers should reoffer replacement or partial refund, document packaging, and, if needed, file Not as Described cases with eBay and PayPal. A separate reply provides tips for writing strong book descriptions and titles for eBay listings, emphasizing clear keywords, detailed condition notes, images, and abbreviations to maximize searchability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eBay
Paypal
Cheryl
Cherry Ames
Helen Weiss
Community events lineup for Ottawa area venues
A dense schedule lists Kidz Night Out at the Carnegie for ages 4 to 12 at 515 S. Main St with $10 for one and $7 each additional child, plus an Ottawa legislative coffee at City Hall moderated by Almeda Edwards. Also offered are a Friends of the Ottawa Library book sale at 209 E. Second St, Quenemo Penny Supper, Ottawa Area Chamber banquet at Ottawa University, a special First Anniversary show at Jr's Hitchin Post Opry, a chili square dance at Ottawa Middle School with the Promenaders, Pomona Library grand opening, a guitar recital at the Ottawa Senior Center, and another Friends of the Ottawa Library sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Ottawa
Almeda Edwards
Ottawa City Hall
S. Hickory St
Friends of the Ottawa Library
E. Second St
Quenemo
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa University Student Union
S. Cedar St
Jr’s Hitchin’ Post Opry
Haley Walters
Jason Franklin
Elizabeth McKinley
Hitchin’ Post
Hitchinpostopry.com
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
Ottawa Promenaders
Paul Coughlin
Ottawa Senior Center
Capelli Salon
S. Main
Francine Leone
Emily Kirkpatrick
George Toumberlin
Hamburger Nite
Eagles Hall
E. 15Th St
The
Brian's Best Bets Ottawa Calendar Highlights
Ottawa events calendar lists Out & About and On the Road items from Brian Williams. Highlights include Pomona Library opening events with free gifts, Kiwanis Pancake Feed at Elliott Hall, story time at Ottawa Library for children age three and up, and contact details for more information.
Tuesday Books and Babies at Ottawa Library
The Ottawa Library invites adults with infants six to 21 months to a story time at 105 S Hickory St Tuesday at 11 am. Call (785) 242-3080 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Elliott Hall
Ottawa
Hickory St
S. Hickory St
Arlene Butts
Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main St
Community events list in Ottawa notes
A cluttered listing shows 11 a.m. keyboard, piano oldies, and gospel programs at Ottawa Senior Center and Library, an infant care session, ribbon cutting for Capelli Salon, hamburger night at Eagles Hall, kidz events, a Band battle at Ottawa High School, and a chili cook off with Muscular Dystrophy Society proceeds. Also mentions guitarist Paul and Friends of the Ottawa Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
S. Ash St
The
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Ottawa High School Student Council
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Fourth and Hickory Streets
Ottawa Living Sober Group
First Christian Church
Lane City Council
Lane City Hall
Third St
Williamsburg
Williamsburg City Hall
Eugene
Field Families For Education Parent Teacher Committee
Eugene Field Elementary School
Tremont St
Page Turners
Richmond City Council
Richmond City Hall
Eagles Aerie
Ad Briefs
Ottawa Herald Business Directory
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Don Woodward
Community News
Community Connections
Lane
Princeton
Rantoul
Richmond
Wellsville
Carrier Motor Mail
Cegi
Ebay.com
Suzie Eads
Out & About
Pomona Community Library
W. A St
Brian
Ottawa Herald
Ouethenefaey
Ehber
Bwilliams
Gypsy Badders
Brary Book Sale
Friends of the Ottawa Li
Ravellers
Nesta Neemence
Rocky Balboa
Sun
Nowie Fanve
Glenn
Christine Jones
S. Elm Street
Franklin Co. Fairgrounds
Betty Smith
Jim Jones
Vicki Engstrom
Debbie Hayes
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