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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2004
Page
8
The Ottawa Herald lists two day notice as preferred for non commercial public events. Submissions can be made by fax email or mail to Ottawa Kansas address with no charge for eligible listings. Phone calls are not accepted.
Community members may begin signing up for the Christmas Bureau family assistance today through December 10. In person applications are at the East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp center at 1320 S. Ash St. Bring proof of income. contact Gladys MacDonald at the new center or call (785) 242-7515 for details. Rantoul coffee to launch Memory Lane at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at 2710 Vermont Rd. Ottawa Library closes early Wednesday for Thanksgiving. Richmond Library closes Thursday through Saturday and reopens Monday with fall reading signup available.
Local calendar lists 6:30 p.m. events at Sirloin Stockade and Ottawa Middle School board session at 7 p.m. Other items include 4H Council at Celebration Hall, PATH exercise at Don Woodward Center, Story Time at Ottawa Library, Books & Babies, Friends of Ottawa Auditorium, and county meetings at courthouse and Main Street offices.
A girl born to Andria and Douglas Johnson in Waverly is listed in hospital notes. The report covers multiple jail and police arrests, with names, ages, addresses, charges, bond amounts, and whether individuals remain in custody or are released. Accidents include two non injury incidents with vehicles and property damage.
The Ottawa Herald features a multifaceted holiday calendar with local arts and charity events. Highlights include Kindred Spirits With Brushes gallery hours at 109 W. Third St, the November 25 Middle School Thanksgiving feast at Ottawa High School, the VFW Community Dinner, and the Great American Holiday Cookie Contest at Country Mart. Also listed are Windy Pines open house, Eugene Field Elementary holiday program, Carnegie Cultural Center Gallery of Gifts, Little Bethlehem live nativity, Ottawa Christmas Parade led by Dan Fogle, and multiple performances at local schools and venues through December 16.
The Nez Perce tribe adds Fort Leavenworth to its historic trail after 400 members were imprisoned there in 1877. Historians note 20 to 100 died during a harsh winter, and tribal leaders seek federal funding to locate the buried cemetery and certify more sites before a Congressional extension.
Veteran bluegrass artist Buster Jenkins plans a mid December Christmas show at the Ottawa Senior Center to spread holiday spirit. He will play banjo and fiddle, share light banter, and perform classics like Jingle Bells and Silent Night. Local residents will enjoy lights, crafts, and neighborhood sleigh rides as four weeks of festive events unfold.
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