Weekend Events in Franklin County Kansas June 2021
A dense listing of June 2021 weekend activities across Ottawa and Williamsburg Kansas including breakfasts at Ottawa VFW Post 5901, Franklin County Farmers Market, Myasthenia Gravis Walk-a-thon at Kanza Park, Planes Trains and Automobiles in Baldwin City, food distribution in Wellsville, Shrine Club and theater events in Ottawa, a street dance in Williamsburg, church services in Williamsburg Park, a Dust Bowl exhibit at the Franklin County Records Center, and multiple AA meetings in Ottawa Garnett and surrounding venues.
Out & About event details guidance in Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald outlines how to highlight events in its Out & About calendar via Connections adviser Brian Williams. Contact options include phone at 785 242 4700 and email bwilliams c.
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Ottawa Herald
Brian Williams
Ottawa Youth and Library Event Schedule Monday
A Monday calendar lists kids day at Carnegie Cultural Center 515 South Main Ottawa at 9 a.m. Spring reading for ages two to five at Pomona Community Library 219 West A Pomona at 10 a.m. A book sale runs 1 to 2:30 p.m. at 209 East Second Street Ottawa. Student solo recitals at Ottawa University chapel 1001 South Gedar Ottawa at 1:30 p.m. Button flower making at Ottawa City Hall 101 South Hickory Street. Sand art bottles and necklaces at Richmond Public Library 107 East Central Richmond. Evening bingo at Eagles Hall 524 East Fifteenth Ottawa at 7 p.m. City Band rehearsal at Ottawa High School 1120 South Ash Ottawa at 7 p.m. Ottawa Suzuki Strings Welcome Concert at Ottawa University chapel 1001 South Cedar Ottawa.
Ottawa Area Community Meeting Schedule
June 22 events list in Ottawa and Wellsville includes city commission study session at Ottawa City Hall, Narcotics Anonymous at Wellsville Baptist Church, Cub Scout Pack 3118 at Trinity United Methodist Church, Lyme Disease Support Group at The Paper Haven, Ottawa Library Board of Trustees at Ottawa Library, USD 290 School Board at USD 290 District Office, Franklin County Area Landlords Association at Casey's General Store Casey's, Wellsville USD 289 School Board at Wellsville High School, and Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group at First Baptist Church. Nearby times range from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. scattered across local venues.
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Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar St
Ottawa
Franklin County Area Landlords Association
Casey's General Store
K-68
Main St
Franklin County meetings and local club events list
Schedule shows an 8:30 a.m. Franklin County Commission study session at the Office Annex 1418 S Main. A noon Lions Club gathering at Poncho's 429 S Main St. Also a 1 p.m. Peer Alliance and Listening Support session at Elizabeth Layton Center for Hope and Guidance 2537.
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Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
S. Main St
Ottawa
Noon — Lions Club
Elizabeth Layton
Family notices and local events from Kearney and Ottawa
Edmond Henson Dugan Hen son of Danial Henson of Kearney Maryland seeks family members. Dorothy Deckard can be reached at 913 369 3967. Dr Smith hosts pet vaccinations at Ottawa Veterinary Hospital June 23 4 to 6 p.m. 785 746 5578. 25 percent off frozen berries for Father’s Day pies and fresh peaches expected by late June from Pome on the Range Orchards Winery 785 746 5492 I 35 south exit 176. Ice cream social Lat June 23 7 to 9 p.m. Trinity United Methodist Church 630 N Cedar.
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Edmond Henson Dugan Henson
Danial Henson
Kearney
Dorothy Deckard
Smith
Ottawa Veterinary Hospital
Willamsburg City Hall
Pome On the Range Orchards & Winery
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar
Resurrection Plant: A Curious Water‑Conserving Folly
The writer extols small, quirky shops over strip malls and celebrates the Resurrection Plant also called Rose of Jericho. This arid‑thiving lycopod rehydrates after watering, unfolds into green fronds, and serves as a conversation piece and botanical lesson. Audrey Lintner signs off with weekend church plans.
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Jericho
Bedtime tale blooms into children’s book Bunny Gail
Julie Wilson of St. Joseph turned a bedtime story told to her kids into a published book Bunny Gail. An Oklahoma publisher contracted the debut after she mailed it in 2008, with three offers arriving the same week. Wilson’s family provided the back story as her husband worked night shifts and their children Tristen Alyssa echoed drafts.
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Ken Newton
St. Joseph News-Press
ST. Joseph
Julie Wilson
Bunny Gail
Julie
Thad
Tristen
Alyssa
Wilson
Bunny Tale
Oklahoma
Bunnies
Julie Cool
Oregon
South Holt High School
Community Events Schedule For Williamsburg Ottawa Wellsville
A Tuesday calendar lists activities across libraries and venues. Williamsburg Library hosts paint for kindergartners and a story hour while Williamsburg Community Library offers illustrator for younger grades and a Finding the artist in Me session. Ottawa Library presents storytime and Books and Babies, with a 2 p.m. memory writing program. Wellsville hosts a farmers market and a neighborhood block party, Ottawa VFW runs bingo, and Ottawa University chapel features performances by Brian Lewis and Pamela Viktoria Pyle.
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Williamsburg Community Library
S. Louisa St
Williamsburg
Brian Lewis
Pamela Viktoria Pyle
Ottawa University Chapel
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Ottawa events: storytime and city band concert
On June 23 at 7 p.m. Ottawa Library at 105 S. Hickory hosts Storytime. At 7:30 p.m. City Band performs at City Park near Fifth and Main streets in Ottawa.
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Old Man Band
Washburn Towers
Fifth and
Main Streets
Ottawa
Ottawa Library
Hickory St
City Park
Fifth and Main Streets
Community Schedule Card for Ottawa Garnett and Richmond
A dense listing shows local meetings and public group events across Ottawa Garnett and Richmond. Activities include Personal Action to Health at Don Woodward Center, Rotary Club at Ottawa University, Franklin County Café Giver Support at East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging, Garnett City Commission at City Hall, Raritan Board of Directors at Richmond Community Building, Eagles event at Richmond Community Building, Anonymous at Pomona United Methodist, and Narcotics Anonymous at First United Methodist Church.
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Don Woodward Community Center
E. Third St
Ottawa
Franklin County Café
East Central Kansas Area Agency On Aging
S. Main St
Garnett City
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VFW
N. U.S
Franklin County Farmers Market
Orscheln Farm & Home
S. Princeton St
Myasthenia Gravis
Kanza Park
11Th and
Lown Baldwin City
Helping Hands
Wellsville
Sixth and Locust Streets
Franklin County Fairgrounds
17Th
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third
Hickory Streets
William Street
the Park
Williamsburg City Park
Center and
William Streets
Burg City Park
Franklin County Records and Research Center
W. Seventh St. Terrace
Sound Advice Quartet
First United Methodist Church
Fourth and
Garnett
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Living Sober Group
First Christian Church
S. Hickory St
Franklin County Mental Health Center
E. 15Th St
Ottawa Group
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Narcotics Anonymous
E. Fourth St
Bwilliams
Aherald.c
Carnegie Cultural Center
Pomona Community Library
W. A St
Pomona
Friends of the Library Book Sale
E. Second St
S. Gedar St
Ottawa City Hall
Richmond Public Library
E. Central Ave
Richmond
Eagles Hall
15Th St
Ottawa High School
S. Ash St
Suzuki Strings
University Chapel
Eisenhower Road
Ottawa City Commission
Wellsville Baptist Church
Third and Main Streets
The
Paper Haven
Ottawa Library Board of Trustees
USD
USD 289
Wellsville High School
Walnut St
Ad Briefs
John Lennon
Audrey Lintner
Gardenherald
Missouri
Wellsville City Hall
Fourth and Main Streets
N.cedar St
Sat
Sun Wed
Thurs
Ottawacrystalplaza.com
S. Main
Noon
Noon — Rotary Club
Ottawa University
Raritan Board of Directors
Eagles Aerie
Richmond Raritan
Richmond Community Building
United Methodist Church
E. A St
Ylor Bio Construction
Eisenhower
Kansas
Dansomibros Heating & Cooling
TRANE
S. Walnut
Rob Leach
Ottawaherald
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