News from Barnesville Library
Senior Planet IT Class Focused on Online Payment Services
In the continuing seniors tech class program offered jointly by AARP and South Central Power, area residents age 60 and above are encouraged to learn more about P2P payment services. The class will “cover some of the basic functions of these services and how they compare, as well as tips for using them safely.”
The class will be offered from 10 to 11:30 a.m., Friday, Nov 13 at Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library, 308 E. Main Street.
The class is free, but reservations are required by calling the library at 740-425-1651.
New Material Week of November 6, 2026
FICTION
Welcome To The Honey B&B by Melody Carlson. Inspirational
Countdown To Christmas Murder by Leslie Meier. Mystery
Monsters Of Ohio by John Scalzi. Science Fiction
A Season Of Secrets by Fern Michaels. Large Print
Ruthless by Danielle Steel. Large Print
Chain Reaction by Lee Child. Large Print
The Witch by Freida McFadden.
Nantucket Christmas Stroll by Nancy Thayer.
Falling For Peachtree Bluff by Kristy Woodson Harvey.
The French Illusion by John Grisham.
When She Was Ours by Anna Nordberg.
Down With The Shipmans by Meg Moore.
NON-FICTION
Dishes From The Diner by Scott Patterson.
The Secret Sauce by Jessie Decker.
The Big Book Of Christmas.
Elf Unwrapped: Behind The Scenes Of A Modern Christmas Classic by Andy Richter.
Confronting America by Bill O’Reilly.
Holding Lightning: The Life, Loves, And Art Of Whitney Houston by Emily Lordi. Biography
BOOK ON CDs
Mercy’s Child by Richard Paul Evans.
Memorials/Donations
Military Weapons by Julia Garstecki given in memory of Joe Brown by Pigeon Point Road Neighbors.
Dinosaurs by Jay Johnson, Puppies by Janie Reinart and A Message In The Moon by Roma Downey given in honor of Judy Raub, Kiwanis Ohio District Governor, by The Barnesville Kiwanis Club Program.
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