Putnam County District Library

08/24/2026

Story Time Returns August 31 - November 19
Mondays 10 am Columbus Grove and Kalida Locations.
Tuesdays 10 am Fort Jennings and Pandora Locations.
Tuesdays 6 pm Ottawa Location.
Wednesdays 10 am Ottawa and Ottoville Locations.
Thursdays 10 am Continental and Leipsic Locations.

Dramatic Play Centers following 10 am story times.

08/23/2026

08/20/2026

Although the game dates back centuries, billiards became popular in the United States in the early-mid 1800s. By 1900, many towns had a public billiards, or pool, hall. The Brandon Pool Room in Ottawa is pictured in 1900.

08/19/2026

Death Records in Genealogy Workshop
August 24 5:30 pm Pandora Location

Learn what different kinds of death records can reveal about your ancestors presented by Kelly Schroeder.

08/19/2026

Our video today discusses fake FTC agents, who are claiming to help you recover your money from a previous scam. All our info for today’s video comes from the FTC, and the link to learn more is available below.
https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2026/06/real-ftc-employee-wont-text-you-their-photo-id-verify-their-identity?utm_source=govdelivery
Institute of Museum and Library Services State Library of Ohio

08/19/2026

There are a few slots open for the apple orchard Acrylic painting class.
August 25 4:30 pm Pandora Location $15 payable at the time of class.
Register at https://www.mypcdl.org/events

08/18/2026

Story Time Returns August 31 - November 19
Mondays 10 am Columbus Grove and Kalida Locations.
Tuesdays 10 am Fort Jennings and Pandora Locations.
Tuesdays 6 pm Ottawa Location.
Wednesdays 10 am Ottawa and Ottoville Locations.
Thursdays 10 am Continental and Leipsic Locations.

08/14/2026

There are a few open seats for this month's watercolor class.
Wednesday, August 19th 5:30 pm Ottawa Location
$10 payable at the time of class. Register at https://www.mypcdl.org/events

08/13/2026

A Sinclair Service Station stood at the corner of Main and Elm Streets in Continental starting in 1936. Lloyd Boggs was the first one to operate it. The station changed hands several times before it was razed in 1966. It is unknown when this photo was taken.