Williamsburg Holiday Homes Tour and Tea Planned
Williamsburg hosts its third annual Holiday Homes Tour and Tea on December 5 from 1 30 to 5 p m Tickets are 5 in advance 6 at the door Advance outlets include Guy and Mae s Tavern 119 Williams St Oak Traditions 117 Williams St in Williamsburg and Chris s Corner 229 S Main St Ottawa and Country Living 1238 Main St in Ottawa Proceeds aid the Williamsburg Historical Society and Williamsburg Community Library Marilyn Staley notes participants may start at any location and move freely through the tour with holiday treats at the Stone Church Annex 305 S East St.
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Williamsburg
Guy and Mae's
Williams St
Oak Traditions
Ottawa
Chris’s Corner
S. Main St
Country Living
Main St
Marilyn Staley
Stone Church
S. East St
Williamsburg Holiday Homes Tour and Tea planned for December
The Williamsburg Holiday Homes Tour and Tea runs 1 30 p m to 5 p m on December 5 with multiple stops including Buffalo Ridge and several local residences. Organizers Eloise Bennett and Diana Macoubrie highlight neighborly fellowship and student volunteers aiding at each site.
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Eloise Bennett
Bennett
National Honor Society
Williamsburg High School
Diana Macoubrie
Macoubrie
Staley
Wellsville Christmas Homes Tour lights up Dec 4
The Wellsville Christmas Homes Tour runs 1 to 4 PM December 4 featuring three decorated homes at 170 Hedge Road 424 E Third Street and 238 Edgewood Drive. Maps and tickets are available at the Wellsville Holiday Gift Show 9 AM to 3 PM December 4 at Wellsville High School. The mayor’s tree lighting is at 5 PM downtown and the Junior and Loretta Crist Christmas Drawing follows at 7 PM at Wellsville High School with many prizes. Contact Melody Calvert at (785) 214-0833 for details.
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Wellsville
Matt
Kelly Breen
Robert
Debbie Thomas
Christin Allred
Melody Calvert
Homes Tour
Wellsville High School
Calvert
Breen
Thomases
Allred House
Loretta Crist
Walnut St
Crists
Junior Crist
Melvern Sets Tours of Local Homes
The Melvern Christmas fame tour runs 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on December 5 with tickets 5 in advance 6 at the door. Advance sales at Lyndon State Bank Whistlestop Cafe City Hall Country Carl Main Street Barber and from Melvern Pride members. Stops spotlight Mark and Linda Russell Jim and Joyce Lacey Derek and Marie Crafts Kreiser home and Joyce Lacey Christmas collections.
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Melvern
Lyndon State Bank
Whistlestop Cafe
Melvern City Hall
Country Carl
Main Street
Melvern Pride
Shear Perfection
Lyndon
First National Bank of Waverly
Mark
Linda Russell
Jim
Joyce Lacey
Kreiser
Derek and Marie Crafts
Bulletin Board submission instructions for Ottawa Herald
Daily board asks for items two days ahead by fax email or mail with no charge for non-commercial public events. No phone calls. Send to The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067.
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Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Community Activities and Support Group Meet in Ottawa
Franklin County Democrats gather at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Ottawa Retirement Village West. Kan-Sail Low Vision Support Group meets 1:30 to 3 p.m. Wednesday in the village community room. Guest speakers from Invision and White Canes. Call Phyllis or Linda at 785 242 7200 or 800 633 5621.
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Kan-Sail
Low Vision
Ottawa
18Th St
Invision
White Canes
Phyllis
Linda
Garnett Christmas Parade and Ottawa Civic Meetings
A schedule lists events in Garnett and Ottawa today and tomorrow. Garnett hosts a 6:30 p.m. Christmas Parade ending in the downtown square. Ottawa holds a 4 p.m. City Commission meeting at City Hall. Franklin County Commission meets at the courthouse. Lions Club event at Poncho's Ottawa. Friends of the Ottawa Library book sale at 209 E Second St.
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Garnett
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County Courthouse
S. Main St
Lions Club
Poncho's of
Ottawa
Friends of the Ottawa Library
E. Second St
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Hickory St
Vehicle Strikes Man on South Main Street injuring Barry Watts
A pedestrian, Barry L. Watts, 50, Centropolis, was hit by an unknown vehicle in a parking lot on South Main Street at 7:20 p.m. Tuesday. He received minor injuries and was treated and released from Fansom Memorial Hospital. Other entries list several medical emergencies and a chimney fire with no damage.
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South Main Street
Barry L. Watts
Centropolis
Watts
Fansom Memorial Hospital
Holiday hospital auxiliary scholarship fundraiser brings back home tour
The Franklin County Holiday Homes Tour returns to raise funds for the Ransom Memorial Hospital auxiliary scholarship program. Tickets are 7 in advance or 8 at the door, with homes open 2 to 6 pm. Since 1974 the fund has awarded about 150 scholarships totaling around 100000 dollars, aiding local college students.
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Brad and
Beth Kahler
S. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kahler
Eral
Auxiliary
Franklin County College
Kelly McDermott
Ottawa
Dietz
Books on Love From Various Authors and Concepts
A compact look at how books define and explore love. It cites M Scott Peck's Road Less Traveled and Greg Baer's Real Love, contrasting unconditional love with imitation forms, and notes that love requires ongoing effort, self-awareness, and healthy communication. It emphasizes self-love as a foundation for loving others.
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M Scott Peck
Greg Baer
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