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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2005
Page
1
Daily briefing previews local wire and feature reports in today's Ottawa Herald edition. Teases upcoming stories across city, regional, and national coverage with emphasis on timely updates and notable events.
Teresa Gooding a Williamsburg resident who works in Ottawa bought six Lucky Lines tickets at Conoco 216 E. 28rd St Ottawa. The fifth ticket revealed a top prize after gas prices have fallen only slightly.
The Power of the Past marks its 11th year with 250 plus tractors exhibitors and spectators over three days in Forest Park. Activities include breakfast National Anthem music horse drawn rides threshing hay baling a parade of power tractor pulls and a hog roast with multiple showings and auctions throughout the day.
A compilation of advertisements lists sales at New Traditions on Main Street with varying hours, a Cedar Street detour directing drivers to Ottawa Herald parking, Country Living offering home decorating help, a $1,000,000 AMHCA Golf Shoot Out at Ottawa Country Club with qualifying times, RMH Golliier Center massage discounts for seniors, a Manpower job fair at American Eagle, September specials on candles hats wicker and garden items, Windy Pines promotions, RMH continuing education trauma course, and Sealy's Labor Day sale at Messenger's Home Furnishings.
Fall mushroom talk covers edible varieties like morels Pleurotus and Cantharellaceae, outlines spore prints for ID, and warns of deadly Amanita and false morels. It notes caution, field guides, and home canning advice, plus light commentary on bikes and green space.
Emporia hosts Chalk Fest Street Painting Festival with Sept 3 entry deadline and a helpline at 620 343 6473. Ottawa features a Fall Citywide Garage Sale and Art Contest with maps from the Chamber of Commerce. Other activities include a Blood Drive, a Brewgrass Festival in Lawrence, an Ottawa awards banquet, a Jimmy Fortune concert, Baldwin City home tour, POW MIA event, and library story times and toddler programs.
The Key Ingredients America by Food traveling exhibit, housed at Old Depot Museum in Ottawa at 135 W. Tecumseh St., runs until Oct 14 with varied hours across days. Admission is $3 for adults, $1 for students, preschoolers free. Also featured are a Food Quilt Show by Sunflower Piecemakers, a Vintage Recipe Scrapbook at The Paper Haven, and Recipe Cards and Folder sessions with preset costs and preregistration.
A compact listing shows Alcoholics Anonymous meetings at First Christian Church and First Baptist Church, with times 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. at various Hickory Street venues. The Franklin County Commission meets at the courthouse, and the Ottawa Area Chamber Education and Health Committee convenes at 109 E. Second St. USD 290 Board of Education gathers at Ottawa Middle School, while Lions Club and other groups meet at Pon cho's and 410 S. Hickory St. The schedule also notes a noon group and multiple afternoon sessions for Ottawa groups.
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