January Community Calendar at Ottawa Depot Museum
Ottawa calendar lists events for January and February including 135 Years of the Ottawa Herald a quilt exhibit Pleasures to Treasures by Dee Underwood at the Recycling Building and Old Depot Museum hours Alcoholics Anonymous meetings at First Baptist Church and weekly activities at Carnegie Cultural Center Fortnightly FCIB Club at The Drink Ottawa Chamber of Commerce annual meeting at Ottawa University Student Union featuring Kansas Attorney General Phil Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vid Depot Museum
The
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Dee Underwood
S. Elm St
Chamber
Agler & Gaeddert
S. Main St
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Masonic
Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group
1St Baptist Church
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Fourth and
Hickory
Art Guild
Carnegie Cultural Center
Old Depot Museum
FCIB
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa University
Kansas
Phill Kline
Life Care
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Franklin County Genealogical Society
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa events calendar spans January 13 to 31
A dense list of local meetings, clubs, theatre, and cultural events in Ottawa. Activities include Chamber of Commerce boards, PATH exercise, art receptions, doll club, library boards, Rotary, Kiwanis, planning commissions, genealogical society, Cracker Jack Theatre shows, and historical society meetings. Also noted are Health, Diabetes, and Cancer groups, quilting clubs, auction and auction-related gatherings, and a silent film with Bijou Players. Many entries list times, venues, and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Don Woodward
Ottawa Community Arts Council Board
City Hall
Franklin County commissioners approve Reese Estates road work and budget actions
Franklin County Board of Commissioners meeting notes show approval of Resolution 03-128 to accept Reese Estates into the road system in Section 29 Township 15 Range 2. Payroll changes for Public Works staff were approved. An executive session on personnel was held, and the amended 2003 budget was adopted after a public hearing. The board denied Clint Burkdoll's rezoning request for two parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
John E. Taylor
Donald C. Hay
Donald R. Stottlemire
Taylor
Ray DeJulio
Reese Estates
Hay
Stottlemire
Robin Home
Donald E. Waymire
Waymire
John Dowell
John
Blaine Finch
Robert W. Green
Blaine
Coun
Vicki Evans
Connie Gamberel
Board
Lary Walrod
Shaun Perry
Dale Watts
John Brown Dr
Clint Burkdoll
Chambers
Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County Courthouse
Lions Club
Friends of the Ottawa Library
2Nd St
Ottawa Doll Club
Board of Education
Ottawa Middle School
Franklin County
Rotary Club
OU Student Union
Mark Eldridge
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Industrial Ave
Franklin County Planning Commission
Franklin County Annex
Cracker Jack Children’s
Cracker Jack Children’s Theatre
Education & Health Committee
Franklin County Diabetes Association
Sunflower
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. 13Th St
Franklin County Fair Board
Convention & Tourism Committee
Visitor's Information Center
E. Logan
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
NARFE
Sirloin Stockade
Business & Professional Women
First Christian Church
Hickory St
Agri-Business Committee
Ottawa City Commission
la Leche League
Union
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Social Order of the Beaucant
Ottawa Assembly
Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft Association
Henry Snodgrass
Franklin County Historical Society
Records Center
7Th St. Terrace
Franklin County Area Landlords Association
Sidoin Stockade
USC
Friends of the
Ottawa Library Board
Franklin County Cancer Foundation Board
Bijou
Herald Staff
Yellowstone Artists Point
Linda Wisely
Rantoul
Wisely
Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Franklin County Board of Commissioner
Sioner Stottlemire
Clarence McKlvain
Corey Bruner
Randy Meeder
Jeff Welton
KAC
USD 288
Richard Lawin
Adam Bell
Robert Stegner
Franklin County’s News Leader
S. Cedar
Ottawa
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