Wellsville City Library
115 W. 6th St.
P.O. Box 517
Wellsville, KS 66092
Phone: (785)-883-2870
Fax: (785)-883-2880
wclibrary@wellsvillelibrary.org
Mon., Tues., Wed., & Fri. 8:30-5:30 pm
Sat. 8:30-12:30 pm
The Library reserves the right to close due to bad weather.
Please call to verify the library is open if bad weather conditions exist.
The Wellsville City Library is going to try to stay connected to it’s library users through Facebook. We sometimes need a quick way to get the word out about things that are happening in the library or the community and we hope this helps keep everyone informed. Click on the Facebook icon below and LIKE our page in order to keep updated on the happenings this summer at your library!
“Before his son, Sgt. Jacob Butler, left for Iraq, Jim Butler made him a promise: If you are killed, I will go and stand where you fell. But keeping his promise proved more difficult than Butler expected. When he asked how his son had been killed, the Army couldn’t produce a report from the field describing what had happened. Butler’s quest for an accounting of his son’s death underscores one painful effect of the military’s loss of millions of field reports over the last decade. Read the full investigation: http://propub.ca/SVNm1G” (Published November 12, 2012 by ProPublica)
Wellsville City Library was recently privileged to have local author James Butler for a book signing. James has been a Wellsville resident since 1990. Beyond Honor: A Promise Kept is a true story about James Butler. It tells about the journey he made in order to keep a promise to his son SGT Jacob Lee Butler who was killed in Iraq.
James’s book is currently on sale at the library for $13.99. Stop in for a copy of your own today!
for more information visit the author’s website:
http://beyondhonor.tateauthor.com/
The Friends of the Library had it’s annual Plant Sale May 3rd & 4th. The Friends raised over $650 this year! Proceeds will go to the Friends of the Libraries future projects! Thank you to everyone who volunteered or purchased plants!
Devin Brunk with his completed Eagle Scout Project.
Devin Brunk presents Becky Dodd with a check for the proposed building addition.
Boy Scout Troop 63 2012
Devin Brunk chose to help the Wellsville City Library with it’s building fund efforts for his Eagle Scout project. He lead Troop 63 in a fundraiser at Smokey’s Bar-B-Que to cover the cost of the materials needed to make the donation plaque. Once the funds were raised, he oversaw and assisted with the making of the plaques. The troop presented the library board with the plaque and remaining funds they had raised at the the board’s February meeting. The plaque is currently hanging in the library’s foyer. Our goal is to one day hang the plaques in a completed meeting room addition.
The Hit by David Baldacci
Taking Eve by Iris Johansen
Whiskey Beach by Nora Roberts
Jennifer: a love story by Dee Henderson
Walking Disaster by Jamie McGuire
Wedding Night by Sophie Kinsella
Happy, Happy, Happy by Phil Robertson
A Step of Faith by Richard Paul Evans
The Blossom Sisters by Fern Michaels
The Chance by Karen Kingsbury
Unbreakable by Nancy Mehl
Until the End of Time by Danielle Steel
Touch & Go by Lisa Gardner
Alex Cross, Run by James Patterson
Deadly Stakes by J.A. Jance
Week in Winter by Mauve Binchy
The Power Trip by Jackie Collins
The Storyteller by Jodi Picoult
Breaking Point by C.J. Box
Daddy’s Gone a Hunting by Mary Higgins Clark
Midnight at Marble Arch by Anne Perry
Starting Now by Debbie Macomber
Don’t Go by Lisa Scottoline
Death of Yesterday by M.C. Beaton
Dangerous Refuge by Elizabeth Lowell
Secrets from the Past by Barbara Taylor Bradford
The Guardian by Beverly Lewis
Lincoln
Parental Guidance
Les Miserables
Breaking Dawn: Part 2
The Hobbit: an unexpected journey
Killing them Softly
Wreck-It Ralph
Skyfall
Argo
Playing for Keeps
Duck Dynasty Season 2: Volume 1
Rise of the Guardians
Zero Dark Thirty
Promised Land
The Bible
Silver Linings Playbook
Hyde Park on Hudson
The Guilt Trip
Safe Haven
The Friends of the Library are selling copies of Grandma Layton’s Through the Looking Glass
