Ness City Public Library

A nice crowd attended the “What Kansas Means to Me” book discussion and talk by Thomas Fox Averill, editor of this years’ Kansas Reads book selection.  Tom presented a very interesting and humorous account of various parts Kansas’ history. 

The program was sponsored by the Ness City Public Library with our community partners, the Ness County Bank Building Foundation and the Ness County Historical Society.  Thanks to the Bank Building Foundation for the use of the facility and for providing coffee and tea.  Thanks to some of the Historical Society members for bringing cookies, meat & cheese tray and other goodies.  Thanks to the Carolyn Vogel, NCPL trustee, for the cookies and to Nancy Marshall, NCPL employee, for helping with the set-up and clean-up.

A very special thanks to everyone who attending this event.  We had a very enjoyable time listening to Mr. Averill, as well as visiting with each other and learning more about our fine state of Kansas.

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