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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2007
Page
1
Brief at a glance updates offer timely ideas and information to help readers stay aware and engaged. Compact items cover trends, events, and practical tips, delivering useful insights for daily life through concise notes and highlights.
In Portland, a 20-pound tabby named Hercules was reunited with owner Geoff Ernest after six months apart. Jadwiga Drozdek found him stuck in a dog door in suburban Portland, freed him, and fed him on her patio before he went to Humane Society care. Hercules tested positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, with vets noting indoor life to prevent spread. the piece also notes rising obesity in American cats and a brief note on Hercules’ online fame.
A weekend slate features Powell Gardens bird feeding and free drop-in sessions, plus a two part Artis tic Response to the Great War at Nelson-Atkins Museum with talks by Randall Griffey and a January 26 second session. Liberty Hall hosts Right Between the Early Year in Review Show at 5 and 8 pm. Burlington Opry showcases The Haw Hee Show with Eric Dysart, and Eagle Day at Clinton Lake celebrates bald eagles with live presentation.
Ad briefs announce a for sale by owner open house Sunday January 14 from 1 to 4 pm at 503 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas. Prairie Star will be closed January 15 through 19 with re opening January 22 at 105 E 5th. Phone 242 2424.
Audrey Lintner shares a week of family moments and a visit to the Liberty Memorial and World War I Museum. She recalls WWI symbols like the red poppy, notes about poppy cultivation, legends, and uses while inviting readers to plant poppies and reflect on remembrance.
Ottawa area entertainment listings include Civil Disobedience talk by Rev. Albert Paul Brinson and a King program at Ottawa University. Also scheduled are Melvern PRIDE Soup Supper, Band battle at Ottawa High School, Opry in Quenemo, chili cook off at Eagles Hall, VFW Senior Dance, guitar recital, library book sale, school games day, and discussions at Peters Auditorium. Proceeds support Muscular Dystrophy Association and community groups.
A dense list of scheduled meetings in Ottawa and nearby Princeton details times, venues, and contact information for groups including Alcoholics Anonymous, the Franklin County Commission, Lions Club, Habitat for Humanity, Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Club, Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, and diabetes education talks. Also notes church and community spaces at Carnegie Cultural Center, First Christian Church, First Baptist Church, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Ransom Memorial Hospital, and the Franklin County Mental Health Clinic with addresses on Main Street, Hickory Street, Eisenhower Road, and 13th Street.
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