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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2009
Page
1
A roundup of local activities lists times and venues in Ottawa Wellsville Williamsburg Pomona and surrounding areas. Includes recycling drives Lawrece Does Lawrence showcases KID ZSMART storytimes at libraries and churches, line dancing at Wellsville Center, a fruits of the spirit study at Westminster, and multiple Thanksgiving services and square dancing lessons.
The Ottawa Herald lists a range of activities for November 24 including Fancy Feet square dance lessons at Ottawa Promenaders, OMS Thanksgiving Dinner at OHS, noon Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist, Rotary Club at Ottawa University, Franklin County Care Giver Support Group, Garnett City Commission, Raritan Board of Directors, Eagles Aerie, Richmond Ruritan, Alcoholics Anonymous at United Methodist, and Narcotics Anonymous at Ottawa First United Methodist Church. Various times and venues across Ottawa, Garnett, Richmond.
Leanna Heth shares family recipes and library cookbooks as a Thanksgiving reflection. She recalls bread from Grandma Gates, pumpkin pie from her sister, and a vegetable casserole, urging gratitude for loved ones and public servants while inviting patrons to explore cookbooks at the Ottawa Library.
Michael Jackson topped the American Music Awards night by taking four trophies posthumously, while Taylor Swift won favorite artist and other top honors from London via satellite. Swift collected multiple awards including favorite female pop rock and country artist, and her Fearless album won favorite country album.
Wednesday events list multiple readers at Pomona Community Library and Richmond Public Library with story time, game day, and walking groups. Ottawa notice adds a low vision group meeting at Ottawa Retirement Village and a Franklin County Commission session, plus Brown Bag Books at Ottawa City Hall.
November 25 events include Vision Support Group at Ottawa Retirement Village Apartments 1100 W 15th St in the community room at 6 p.m. Wellsville City Council meets at Wellsville City Hall at Fourth and Main streets around 7 p.m. A Celebrate Recovery dinner is hosted by Church of the Brethren basement at Ninth and Main streets around 7 p.m. VEW Post 5901 and Ladies Auxiliary gather at Ottawa VFW Post 5901 3499 N U S 59 Ot
Ad briefs promote Weber Grills accessories, pre season ice melt sale at Trender Lumber Co and free delivery. Christmas festival details to be in Holiday Events wrap. CD's Diner advertises hand breaded chicken and contact. RMH Auxiliary Christmas Homes Tour December 13 tickets $10 in advance $12 day. Seed potatoes 10¢/lb discount for 50 lb orders at Backwoods Flowers. Maria's Mexican Restaurant closing early November 25 and reopening November 27.
A flexible Thursday schedule lists activities from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. including aluminum can recycling for Toys for Tots at Franklin County Recycling Center in Ottawa and events at Lawrence, Ot t, Pomona, and OHS. Highlights include KID ZSMART at Carnegie Cultural Center, Toddler Time at Ottawa Library, Armchair Aerobics at Washburn Towers, a free community Thanksgiving Dinner at Pomona Assembly of God, and the Memory Lane Drive Through light display by Pleasant Ridge Inc. in Rantoul.
A list of local activities including Bingo at VFW Post 5901 in Ottawa, Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star, Health Exercise Group at Don Woodward Center, Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group at First Baptist, Kiwanis at The Radish Patch, Al-Anon at Elizabeth Layton Center, Maple Leaf Quilters Guild at Baldwin City Library, Keep It Simple AA at Elizabeth Layton Center, Social Order of the Beauceant at Masonic Temple, United Methodist Church activities, and Ottawa civic group gatherings in the evening.
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