Ottawa Multievent Evening Schedule At Local Venues
An Ottawa area event night features a Pig dance at Celebration Hall in Franklin County Fair grounds, a Musical Bash at Wesleyan Church, and a Civil War Ball at Washburn Towers with tickets five dollars. Also listed are Recovery meetings at Ottawa Community Church and local AA and Narcotics Anonymous gatherings at First Baptist and United Methodist churches.
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Franklin County Fairgrounds
S. Elm St
Ottawa
Washburn Towers
S. Main St
Narcotics Anonymous
First United Methodist Church
Fourth St
Community Activity Schedule for Ottawa and Pomona
Monday schedule lists High Bid ders Pitch at Pomona Library 219 W ASt Pomona at 1 p m Bingo Mondays at Eagles Hall East 15th Ot tawa Noon Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group and Lions Club Ponchos Ottawa 429 S Main St Ottawa 1 p m Peer Alliance and Listening Support at Elizabeth Layton Center for Hope and Guidance 2537 Eisenhower Rd Ottawa.
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Pomona Community Library
W. Ast
Pomona
Eagles Hall
East 15Th Street
Ottawa
Lions Club
Poncho’s of
S. Main St
Elizabeth Layton
Hope and Guidance
Eisenhower Road
Tuesday events lineup for Garnett Ottawa and Williamsburg
Tuesday calendar lists 8 a.m. Garnett Methodist Fall Bazaar at Garnett Church. 10 a.m. Wellsville Line dancing at the Nutritional Center. 10 a.m. Ottawa Storytime at the library. 10:30 a.m. Williamsburg Story Hour at the library. 9 a.m. Ottawa Books and Babies at the Ottawa Library. 5:30 p.m. Lit Council at Eugene Field Elementary. 6 p.m. Pomona Senior Citizens Potluck at Pomona Community Building. 6:30 p.m. EFFE at Eugene Field Elementary. 7 p.m. Ottawa VFW 5801 Bingo. public welcome.
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Williamsburg Community Library
S. Louisa St
Williamsburg
Ottawa
S. Hickory St
Eugene Field Elementary School
S. Tremont St
Ottawa Area Meetings Schedule For November 8
A morning to evening sequence of meetings listed in Ottawa and Garnett. The Chamber of Commerce boards meet at 109 E. Second, followed by Homeless Coalition at First Christian Church, Rotary Club at Ottawa University, Care Giver Support Group at East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging, Site Council and Families for Education at Eugene Field Elementary, and Garnett City Commission at Garnett City Hall.
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Franklin County
First Christian Church
S. Hickory St
Ottawa
Ottawa University
S. Cedar St
East Central Kansas Area
Agency On Aging
S. Main St
Ottawa area meetings and community gathering lines
November schedule lists a city commission study session at Ottawa City Hall at 4 p.m. and various group meetings in Ottawa and nearby towns including Waverly and Rantoul. Other items include COF Training Services at Waverly, American Legion Post events, Cub Scout Pack activities, and an Ottawa group meeting at 8 p.m.
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Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa City Hall
Hickory St
Ottawa
Free Musical Bash at Wesleyan Ottawa
One night event at the Wesleyan Ottawa titled Free Musical Bash sponsored by New Life in Christ Church PACO JMWELAY Sale. Held at 6 p.m. on a Saturday in November with everyone welcome. Limited information suggests a church event with a one day sale and a possibly misprinted date.
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Wesleyan Church
955
N. Cherry
Ottawa
The
New Life In Christ Church
the Wesleyan
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Paco Jmwelay
New Life In C ‘Vn En
Spectator Personalities at a Sporting Event
A reader notes how crowds change at games and how fans shout at officials when home teams seem wronged. Creative posters, costumes, and student paintwork stand out, revealing a mania not seen in daily life. A recent Oklahoma fan seating influenced the observer’s perspective.
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Adake
Oklahoma
Olive Branch at the OU vs. Sooners Game
John Coen, a Franklin County resident and local banker, recalls a football game where he sat with a Norman Okla Sooner fan. He notes friendly chat during a decisive quarter, praising Oklahoma's quality while cherishing the shared Americana experience of band, crowds, and athletes giving their all.
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Dia Ronship
Sooner
Norman
Okla
Sooner World
Daylight Saving Time ends with clock checks urged
Doug Carder reports Ottawa Fire Department urges residents to use the extra hour from DST to change smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector batteries test alarms and remind others. The Change Your Clock Change Your Battery program seeks to cut child fire fatalities, with emphasis on working detectors and yearly battery changes.
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Doug Carder
Herald
Ottawa Fire Department
Fire Department
Energizer
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Dennis Nowatzke
Fire Chiefs Associa
Tion
Ottawa
Jeff Carner
Carner
United States
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Ottawa Community Church
Ninth and Main Streets
Alcoholics
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Alcoholics Anonymous
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Garnett
United Methodist Women’s Fall Bazaar
Garnett United Methodist Church
2Nd & Oak St
Wellsville
Ottawa Library
Pomona Community Building
W. A St
Effe
Eugene Field
Chamber Board of Directors
Families For Education
Garnett City Commission
Garnett City Hall
W. Fifth Ave
COF Training Services Foundation
Waverly Community Building
Pearson Ave
Waverly
American Legion
National Guard Armory
W. 17Th St
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar St
Rantoul City
Rantoul City Hall
E. Main St
Rantoul
Alcoholics S
Ad Briefs
John Coen
Facebook.com
Energizer Bunny Brigade
Ottawa Herald
Ottawaherald
Jerry
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Julia Vandervelde, RN
Vitas Innovative Hospice
Kansas
South Main Street
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