Weekend Entertainment Highlights Across Kansas City Region
A roundup of events this weekend spans multiple venues and genres. Indian cultural festival at Shawnee Mission, doll exhibit in Independence Square, George Strait and Mid-Western Beef Classic at Topeka Expocentre, Modern Jazz Quartet at Folly Theatre, Johnny Reno fundraiser at Nelson-Atkins, Oktoberfest in Lee Summit and Worlds of Fun, Renaissance Festival in Bonner Springs, Topeka Gem and Mineral Show, Fall Home Idea Show in Wichita, and upcoming next weekend items like Maple Leaf festival in Baldwin, Gallagher show in Topeka, Broadway opens, and Olathe Theatre production.
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Shawnee Indian Mission
53Rd
Mission Road
Independence Square
George Strait
London
Topeka
Patty Loveless
Strait
Expocentre
Exhibition Hall
Folly Theatre
Kansas City
Friends of Art
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Scarritt
Lee Summit
Worlds of Fun
Tival
Bonner Springs
Wichita
Baldwin
Gallagher
the Wizzard of
Odd
London Arena
Weather Outlook for Kansas Monday to Wednesday
Extended Kansas forecast calls for little to no precipitation. Highs 65 to 70 in the north and 70 to 75 in the south with lows in the 30s in the northwest and mostly 40s elsewhere. Last day temperatures shown with yesterday’s high and record highs and lows. precipitation data up to 8 p.m. Friday. October averages and year-to-date figures noted. Barometer around 30.1 and falling. sunset 6:46 p.m.. sunrise 7:30 a.m. for tomorrow.
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Kansas
Soroptimist Stew Fundraiser Set at Elliott Hall
Soroptimist Ways & Means hosts beef stew feed at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church on Monday with two serving shifts from 11 am to 1 30 pm and 5 to 7 pm. Tickets are 3 per person plus 75 cents for pie. 900 one pound sacks of shelled pecans at 5 each are also sold. Proceeds support Life Line and Phone Friend projects and two scholarships totaling 800.
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Jim Hitch
Herald
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Joan Tyson
Soroptimist
Ways & Means Committee
Tyson
Man
1St Baptist Church
Butler's
Croucher Abstract
K State student cracks talking cistern mystery in Kansas
Jeffrey, a Kansas State University fisheries major, descended into a 100 year old cistern behind Sharon Whitney's home in Hymer to identify the source of eerie whistling sounds heard when the dog was called. He concluded vocal toads and snakes caused the noise, with biologists planning further study.
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Hymer
Kan
Jeffrey
Sharon Whitney
Henderson
Olathe City Council backs longtime manager amid dispute
In Olathe most council members support city manager Ron LeBlanc despite a splinter group urging his firing or resignation. LeBlanc has repealed five reprimands to police officers questioned about benefits and contemplates appeals on two others. The Citizens League for Responsible Government delivered a letter to the council. Mayor Jim Green questioned the league's representativeness after a small meeting of 12 voters. Meanwhile Chanute youths seek 3300 to keep The Depot open, facing neighbor complaints over noise and crime. Eudora considers a 4 million bond for a new high school after fire code issues, with renovation costs pegged around one million.
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Olathe
Ron LeBlanc
LeBlanc
Citizens League For Responsible Government
Ee Cine Chiapas
Jim Green
Citizens League
Chanute
Youth of
Eudora
Eudora High School
Se ‘i Fi
Lawrence
Franklin County GOP chili supper and candidate rally set
The Franklin County Republican Women host a chili supper at 6 p.m. in the Ottawa Middle School multipurpose room with speeches and a Q A session starting about 7 p.m. A GOP rally follows with state and local office candidates including Harland Priddle Bill Graves Ron Todd Eric Rucker Bob Stephan and Walker Hendrix. Rep Rochelle Chronister will also attend.
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Franklin County Republican
GOP
Ottawa Middle School
Franklin County
Republican Central Committee
Harland Priddle
Bill
Marilyn
Ottawa area event briefs mix flea market to pumpkin patch
A crowded notices page lists Ottawa Flea Market events at Hill House Restaurant with a Saturday buffet and free Sloppy Jea outfit offer, Peckham’s Pumpkin Patch open weekends near Ottawa, plus skating at Roll-A-Way Center and a Soroptimist Stew Dinner at Elliott Hall. Also mentions a paper drive and various contact points.
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates and Staff Listings 1990
Classified notice details Ottawa Herald subscription prices effective April 1 1990 across local carrier motor route and mail options. Names listed include A Hitch Tarry Ostmeyer Jay Bomigoo Carol Ackermann Peg Armstrong Virginia Whitacre Wayne Snow Dean Rossman and others. Also outlines editorial and circulation roles.
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Excap
Ottawa
Kansas
Dim A. Hitch
Tarry Ostmeyer
Jay Bomigoo
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Dean Rossman
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Milt Jackson
John Lewis
Percy Heath
Connie Kay
12Th Street
Spice
Johnny Reno
Midland Theatre
Tomemy Tune
Donna McKechnie
Olathe Community Theatre Association
Olathe Community Theatre
E. Loule
By Lori Alvarado
The
Ottawa Herald
Rend
Acco “Os Flurpoeb
Ice Bunny
Cloloy Clown
Ottawa University
K-Stater
Mrs. Whitney
Whitneys
Ward
Bob Henderson
Kansas Extension
Kansas State
University of Kansas
Jay Bemis
Chili
Bulletin Board
Ad Briefs
Hill House
Silver Lake
Peckham's
Sat
Sacred Heart
K of C
S. Cedar
Owang
Blues Eeditne
Amg US
Countig
State of Kan
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