Bethany Republican-Clipper Vol. 88, No. 52 The official newspaper of Harrison County, Missouri January 24, 2018 www.bethanyclipper.com Bethany, Missouri 64424 75 Cents Harrison County license office reopens Charles Crabtree Harrison County area residents be- gan renewing their driver’s license on Wednesday morning after the Beth- any License Office reopened after a files to return closure lasting two and a half months. The Department of Revenue awarded a management contract for to Bethany Council the local license office to Gray’s Jew- elry & Gifts on Nov. 28, 2017. Kim Gray, the fee agent, began processing customers at 8:30 a.m. Candidate waits to last on Wednesday morning. There was a large backlog of drivers coming into minute to fill vacancy the office when it opened. “At one point it was standing room Charles Crabtree filled the second for the audit report from the state only,” Kim said. “I couldn’t get out of position on the City Council ballot auditor’s office. City officials had ex- my chair.” last Tuesday when he filed for the of- pected the audit to be released before Debbie Kinnison had operated the fice only minutes before the deadline. the end of last year but have not been Bethany office for the past eight years Crabtree will be unopposed in rep- told a date when the audit will be pre- but notified the DOR in July that she resenting Bethany’s Eastward in the sented. planned to retire in October. She April 3rd municipal election. Crab- “Now they are still asking ques- closed the office on Oct. 31. tree filed after learning that current tions,” said Crabtree. License offices are operated by in- council member Gene Ishmael had The county’s five school districts dependent contractors but overseen decided not to run for re-election. announced that the following candi- by the Missouri Department of Rev- Crabtree waited at City Hall to see dates filed for school board positions enue. whether anyone would file for the va- by Jan. 19: The Grays submitted a bid to take cant position; just before the deadline South Harrison—Incumbents Republican-Clipper photo he filed to run for office. Chad Smith and Mark Plymell filed New license agent: Kim Gray has kept busy processing license since the Department of Revenue office opened “I was hoping that someone would for the two expiring board positions. last week. come forward,” Crabtree said. Until This means that no election will be Customers jam over the operation of the Bethany of- ed in the Masonic Building at 3105 employee joins the office. the moment that he placed his name required. office after it fice earlier in the fall. The contract Miller Street. Gray, a 2006 graduate, has worked on the sign-up sheet, it appeared that North Harrison—Jeremy Rine- was awarded at the end of November. The new office manager said she at Gray’s Jewelry with her parents, there would be no candidates listed hart, Kara Craig and Kris Hamilton reopens Jan. 17. Gray completed 40 hours of train- would not be able to process com- Bryan and Vickie Gray, for the past on the ballot from the Eastward, forc- will compete for two positions on ing at the Stanberry License Office mercial driver’s licenses (CDL) at nine years. She has a daughter, Auro- ing a write-in election. the school board. The incumbents are before opening the local office, locat- the present time until a part-time ra, 7 years old, a first grader at South Randy Brejnik, incumbent West- Craig and Rob Washburn. Harrison Elementary. ward councilman, had filed for re- Cainsville—Incumbents Ed Mer- election a few weeks ago. cer and Maryke Willis will be unop- Both Brejnik and Crabtree will be posed for re-election to the board. Harrison County hard unopposed in the April 3 election. There will be no election. Crabtree has served with three Gilman City—Keith Preston and mayors since the 1970s—Dale Tony Gregg have filed for re-election hit by flu epidemic Barnes, Laverne Madison and most to the school board. No election will Missouri has become ground zero HCCH facilities and not other lo- recently Joe Johnson. He has held be required. for this winter’s outbreak of influen- cal facilitates that are not a part of council chairs in both wards. Ridgeway—Janie O’Neal filed for za, and Harrison County has been no HCCH,” said Tim Hill, a spokesman Last year, Crabtree initiated a peti- one of three expiring positions on the exception, according to local health for the hospital. tion drive for a state audit of the city’s school board. The other positions will officials. Fred Lindsey, public health nurse operations. The city still is waiting be filled by write-in votes. Harrison County Community Hos- for the Harrison County Health De- pital has had 76 positive flu tests at partment, said a mix of children and its medical clinics, 12 cases among elderly patients have come down USDA offices hospital outpatients and one positive with flu this season. The cases have Weather case for a hospital in-patient. reopen when High Low Prec. “These numbers include only See flu on Page 2. Jan. 16 10 -4 None shutdown ends Jan. 17 25 14 None The USDA offices in Bethany Jan. 18 39 31 None reopened Tuesday morning after Jan. 19 50 32 None Bridge closing poses dilemma Congress approved a measure Jan. 20 52 43 .01 to fund government for three Jan. 21 56 49 .36 for county commissioners weeks. Jan. 22 50 30 1/2’’ sn The Farmers Service Agen- cy and the National Resource Five-Day Forecast Harrison County officials face a to a 5-ton load restriction in recent Conservation Service offices in Warmer weather will be on tap dilemma in finding a way to replace years. Bethany were closed on Monday for Thursday and Friday when the bridge over Big Creek at the west Presiding Commissioner Jack because of the government shut- the highs will be in the low to mid edge of Bethany. Hodge said the bridge had already down. 50s. Cooling back down to 45 The state recommended closing been placed on the list for replace- The agreement approved by on Saturday and 38 on Sunday the bridge on Jan. 16 after a state in- ment under the state bridge program. Congress and signed by Presi- under partly cloudy skies. The Republican-Clipper photo spection found structural deficiencies But the county does not have suffi- dent Trump will keep the gov- next chance of snow will be next including broken planks, rust under- cient money to pay the local share for Crowning moment: Hailey Henry and Ransom Cannon were crowned as Thursday. the king and queen of the South Harrison Winter Sports homecoming on ernment running until Feb. 8. neath the structure and damaged sup- Wednesday. The court is pictured on page 8. ports. The bridge had been subject See bridge on Page 2. Don Watkins’ basketball memorabilia donated to Genealogy Society The late Don Watkins, who retired Bob Watkins has a collection of his has been in storage for the past sev- to Bethany after a career as an execu- father’s memorabilia at his house in eral years at Bob’s home. tive with the Phillips Petroleum Com- Bethany. Terry Daniel of the Harrison pany, created a legacy as the coach of Among the collection are pictures County Genealogical Society gladly the Phillips’ Amateur Athletic Union of Don with several of his teams and accepted Don Watkins’ collection on (AAU) team in Bartlesville, Okla., a photo showing the team boarding Tuesday at the Republican-Clipper that included some of the top basket- an airliner to play in Madison Square office. Daniel said the Genealogy Li- ball players of the early 1960s. Garden. brary will have the items on display Don’s son, Bob, plans to keep his Don’s red jacket, with his name later in the week. father’s memory alive by donating and the Phillips 66 logo on the back, his coach’s jacket and team photos for display at the Harrison County Genealogy Library. The Phillips 66ers, known as the Oilers, was created in 1919 by the company’s owner, Frank Phillips. The team won 11 national champi- onships in the AAU tournament be- tween 1940 and 1963. Bob Watkins said his father coached the Phillips 66ers in the early 1960s. His 1963 team included a fu- ture head assistant coach of the Okla- homa Sooners basketball team and a future CEO of the Phillips Petroleum Company. The AAU was the country’s pre- mier basketball league before the Na- tional Basketball Association hit the big time. Republican-Clipper photo Some members of Watkins’ 1963 Submitted photo Remembering his father’s legacy: Bob Watkins holds up his father Don’s Phillips 66 coaching jacket and a picture team played on the U.S. Olympics AAU all-stars: The late Don Watkins coached the Phillips 66 All Stars, a of the 1963 Phillips 66er basketball team that he contributed this week to the Harrison County Genealogy Society. team. top AAU team that traveled the country in the 1960s. Page 2 January 24, 2018 Bethany Republican-Clipper We Flu epidemic (Continued From Page 2) been both A and B types of flu. remember The flu vaccine, he said, has only been 32% effective but still reduces the severity of the flu. He recom- when... mended that residents get their flu shots, even at this late stage, as long A look back at the history as flu is spreading. Some 659 persons have died from of Harrison County from flu related illnesses since the start of the pages of the Bethany the season. Republican-Clipper. Bridge 80 Years Ago 60 Years Ago vote April 7 on a proposal to abolish the township form of government. (Continued From Page 2) January 26, 1938 January 29, 1958 The City of Eagleville has a lot building a new bridge which overall A miniature version of the opera A Harrison county native whose riding on next Tuesday’s special elec- could cost an estimated $500,000 to “Hansel and Gretel,” has been interest in astronomy led to discov- tion. Voters will be asked to issue $600,000 in federal and local funds. selected by M.L. Carter, director of eries that will make his name ever- $600,000 in revenue bonds for the A new concrete bridge would have music at Bethany High School, as a lasting in that scientific field, died installation of a natural gas system to have a raised floor because of the junior high operetta, which will be Jan. 18th at Escondido, Calif. He within the city limits. frequent flooding on Big Creek. The Nate Beeler, presented in March. Some 45-50 stu- was Clarence L. Friend, Escondido Cainsville’s $1.6 million sewer stringer-type bridge was built about Cagle Cartoons dents will have parts in the operetta. rancher whose hobby of astronomy improvement program was unveiled the year 1930. Bethany’s hope formed Monday led to his discoveries of three comets. during a community pep rally Thurs- that its five-month water shortage Comets he sighted on Nov. 1, 1939, day afternoon in the school gymna- was about at an end, was dashed Jan. 16, 1941 and Nov. 22, 1945, bear sium. when an East Big Creek current at his name. He was also credited with The Harrison County Commis- Missouri hunting for offense, travels the Witt hill east of Ridgeway failed the co-discoverer of a fourth comet sion Monday approved a $3.4 million to last in its 25 miles of meander- spotted on April 5, 1939. Friend was spending plan for 1998. ings around stream and did not reach reared near Martinsville. Third circuit Judge James Holcomb to Mississippi State Saturday night either the pumping stations here. The 40 Years Ago is considering a request by a woman current was the first in the creek since who formerly operated a foster home January 25, 1978 ery game is a low-scoring, grinding expected Auburn team on Wednesday last August. at New Hampton, to withdraw her Harrison County Sheriff’s office battle of wills and rebounds. Jordan (8 p.m. on SEC Network), the Tigers 70 Years Ago guilty plea to a charge of the feloni- raided a farm building north of Bly- Barnett and Kassius Robertson can travel to Starkville, Miss., for a Sat- ous restraint of one of the children January 28, 1948 thedale early Monday morning and score in bunches and pour in three- urday night game with Mississippi who had been in her care. It is announced by the Harrison recovered thousands of dollars in pointers when they’re on. Freshman State (7:30 p.m. on SEC Network). The Harrison County Community County Tuberculosis Association that allegedly stolen merchandise. Jeremiah Tilmon gives the Tigers Auburn (17-2, 5-1 in SEC play) Hospital will seek a license to oper- the decision has been made to take a scoring presence in the post, and has been the surprise of the SEC so 20 Years Ago ate a home health agency based at chest X-ray photographs of all school freshman big man Jontay Porter can far, with a good offense and charis- HCCH. children Feb. 9-12, while a mobile January 28, 1998 score inside and outside and set up matic coach Bruce Pearl. Taking care X-ray unit is in Harrison County. Harrison County residents will other players with his passing. of home games will be key for Mis- But Saturday was certainly a poor souri as SEC play wears on. Benjamin Herrold showing. Barnett couldn’t get much On the flip side, all road wins are A look at Mizzou basketball. going and committed four turn- precious. Missouri has ended its long Seemingly simple solutions overs, perhaps bothered by the length road losing streak and SEC road los- When Cuonzo Martin came to of Texas A&M (13-6, 2-5 in SEC ing streak, but they still don’t have a can solve complex problems Missouri, along with considerable through Sunday). Robertson made lot of recent success in road games excitement and talented recruits, his just 1 of 11 shots. When those two yet. This is a winnable road game, but You’ve heard: “There are no stu- At the Missouri Photo Workshop that come with computers. They reputation in college basketball was are both off, Missouri’s offense can it probably won’t be easy. pid questions.” Now, let’s look at an- in Eldon, Mo., the writer was lost and don’t say: “Plug it in.” That’s so sim- fairly established. Really good per- look ugly. Mississippi State (14-5, 2-4 in SEC swers. Whoa! stumbled into our show. He picked up ple it’s stupid. But guess what, it must son, pretty good coach, and fielding As for a bright spot, the Tigers bat- play) played a pretty manageable As a professor it took me long be done. teams that play with toughness and tled back from a nine-point halftime nonconference schedule and then to learn simple answers can be pro- Recently I used a new-fangled defense and effort but often struggled deficit to take a brief lead in the sec- didn’t get off to a great start in con- found. To a teacher some answers Hometown boy coffee maker. I put a pod in the top to score. ond half, showing that toughness that ference play. Junior guard Quinndary seem so simple they aren’t worth say- and closed the lid. Instructions on the Missouri experienced both sides Martin wants out of his teams. Also, Weatherspoon leads the Bulldogs in ing. Everyone knows that! screen told how to make one cup of of the Cuonzo Ball coin last week, point guard Jordan Geist played 25 scoring, and junior forward Aric Hol- A simple fix for a non-working Duane coffee. It didn’t. grinding out an impressive 59-55 minutes without committing a turn- man is a good scorer and rebound computer is to turn it off, turn it on Dailey Finally, I reached behind the ma- home win over Tennessee, with lots over. who also has good shooting touch and try again. That works often. Professor chine in the space between the de- of grit if not a lot of scoring, and then Getting good guard play will be from outside. A surprise to me is to be thanked emeritus vice and the wall. I found an unseen losing 60-49 at Texas A&M on Sat- crucial for Missouri as the season Road conference games are usu- for teaching something that I didn’t MU switch, which was not mentioned in urday in a generally disastrous offen- wears on and the NCAA Tournament ally tough, but it would be a big step know I taught. Students learn by instructions. “On” worked. sive performance. push continues. for the Tigers to cap their week with watching me work. I now make mess-free coffee. Of course, Missouri (13-6, 3-3 The Tigers will have some chances another road win. Without realizing, I pass on a a newsletter I’d written about writing. If you want to make someone’s in SEC play through Sunday) has to build that resume coming up. Af- farm-boy work ethic. That is when My first advice to would-be writ- day, thank a former teacher. That some offensive firepower, so not ev- ter a home game with a better-than- things go wrong you fix it and finish. ers: “Put your butt in a chair in front sounds so simple that is seems crazy I call it baling-wire ethic. (Or duct of a computer. Put your fingers on the to write it. tape) It might not be pretty, but when keyboard and wiggling them. Write I found the power of thank you, EPA extends deadline for poultry and livestock facilities it works it’s beautiful. Fix it, do the something, anything. Good ideas long ago. I was asked to speak to fel- job and make a better fix later. start flowing.” (To meet this weekly low high school alums and students. By MU Extension Environmental Response, Compen- numbers that can help producers It’s getting the job done on dead- deadline, I sometimes need that.) Unplanned, I paid tribute to my for- University of Missouri Extension sation and Liability Act. The deadline decide if they fall within the manda- line, not how you do it that counts. When retired but still teaching an mer English teacher. She saw more agricultural engineering specialist results from an appeals court ruling tory reporting guidelines. Go to web. This column was inspired by a honors class to ag econ students I potential in my writing than I did. Teng Lim advises poultry and live- that requires EPA to enforce the exist- extension.illinois.edu/lfmm/down- writer I don’t know of an e-mail re- learned to tell that idea. Nothing gets She praised me which urged me on. I stock producers to be aware of an ap- ing reporting rule. The decision does loads/72587.pdf ceived this week. Four months ago, I written, until you sit down and write. told how her help put me on the path proaching deadline that could affect not affect a related rule, the Emergen- Lim urges farmers to review their changed a writer’s way of writing. I Simple. to MU and to journalism school. their operations. cy Planning and Community Right operations and the rules and be pre- never knew, until he thanked me. It’s like the lack of instructions Afterward, people stopped to visit The Environmental Protection to Know Act, which is triggered by pared to make the mandatory reports. and thank me. Last in line was my Agency (EPA) extended its deadline similar emissions values. He says the reporting requirements teacher. She had been crying. “No to Jan. 22 for producers to notify EPA has asked the appeals court to can be met by making a phone call Bethany one ever told me that,” she said. public agencies if their poultry and reconsider enforcement of the dead- and follow-up report within 30 days. Thankfully I got to say it in public livestock facilities emit (air release) line, but at this time the rule is set If a farm participated in the EPA’s before she passed away. more than 100 pounds of ammonia or to go into effect, Lim says. The best AFO Air Compliance Agreement and Republican-Clipper In spite of that, I’m falling behind hydrogen sulfide daily, says Lim. A plan is to prepare, and MU Exten- have made no changes to its opera- court of appeals stayed the previous sion specialists are available to help tion since 2008, the farm is exempt 202 North 16th Street or P.O. Box 351 in my resolution to thank kind people. It’s not hard to do. But, it seems eas- November deadline. advise producers, he says. Producers from the Jan. 22 deadline. Bethany, Mo. 64424 ier to bitch, moan and complain than Lim says the facility owner or should follow the emission reporting For more information, go to epa. email: [email protected] to praise. operator can notify the National Re- issue closely, especially for new in- gov/epcra/cercla-and-epcra-report- Phone 660.425.6325 Fax 660.425.3441 That’s in spite of a recent note sponse Center (NRC) using a new formation released by the agencies. ing-requirements-air-releases-hazar- email address: [email protected]. Af- According to Lim, ammonia emis- dous-substances-animal-waste-farms Website: www.bethanyclipper.com from a column reader in Seattle. In response to my updated column ter receiving a notification email, sion will be the greater value trigger- (short link: http://bit.ly/2i8RQ7x). Established 1873 on New Year resolutions, he wrote: NRC will send an automatic response ing reporting. For example, based on For compliance assistance, call Member the National Newspaper Association “Profound. My kind of guy.” email with a single identification ammonia emission, farm sizes likely the EPCRA, RMP & Oil Information and Missouri Press Association Those words were uplifting. Those number (CR-ERNS) for the submit- to emit 100 pounds of ammonia dai- Center at 800-424-9346. For more in- notes keep me writing. In fact, moan ter’s farm(s). The next step is to sub- ly are 1430-hd dairy, 1,020-breed- formation, you may also contact MU Subscription Rates Newspaper Staff notes keep me going also. Knowing mit an initial written notification to ing gestation on sow farm, 1,818-hd Extension specialists Teng Lim at Philip G. Conger, editor and publisher the EPA regional office with the iden- grow-finish pigs, 26,240-broiler, 573-882-9519 or [email protected], Harrison and adjoining counties Emma Coulthard, news reporter that readers are out there helps. $28.00 Kathy Conger, advertising manager Fire away to duanedailey7@gmail. tification number. 28,200-layer or larger operations. and Joe Zulovich at 573-882-0868 or ($25.94 plus tax $2.06) Carla Hillyard, circulation, bookkeeper com or 511 W. Worley, Columbia, EPA is enforcing an existing re- University of Illinois Extension spe- [email protected]. Angela Ragan, advertising, web design Elsewhere in Missouri MO 65203. 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Ecker, Bethany Republican-Clipper January 24, 2018 Page 3 Great Northwest Day at the capitol Great Northwest Day in Jefferson The event will showcase commu- Delegates from the city of Beth- City is a regional effort to influence nity and county booths emphasizing any are city Administrator Jonne legislation that will benefit all of the regional priorities and promoting Slemons, Taylor and Leslie Groom, northwest Missouri and the state as a local attributes. Bent Tree Gallery, and a member of the City Hall staff. whole. The event takes place on Feb- east of Bethany, will be donating a Deadline for signup to attend the ruary 6 starting at 9:45 a.m. child’s willow chair for a raffle at the event is January 26. The event gives northwest Missou- city and county’s booth. Some goals and objectives set rians a unique way to communicate “We are trying to spotlight unique out for the event include: creating a with leadership. With a delegation of local businesses,” said Jake Taylor, forum northwest Missouri to meet over 300 northwest Missouri constit- assistant city administrator. Bent Tree face-to-face with legislators state uents, Great Northwest Day includes Gallery makes willow furniture and wide; set priorities as a region; em- introductions to the House and Sen- other crafts at their shop southeast of phasize northwest Missouri as a re- ate as well as a regional lunch. That Bethany. gion while highlighting northwest evening there will be a buffet with Harrison County and Bethany will Missouri participating communities; legislatures, department heads and be sponsoring a booth during the create collaboration and communica- elected officials. event. tion throughout the northwest region.
Republican-Clipper photo Open house at new store: The new Barbed H Boutique country store opened for business last week on the north- east corner of the Bethany Square. Abbie Hamilton, center, cut the ribbon during a ceremony held by the Chamber Business facilitation group to sponsor expo of Commerce on Friday evening. Pictured are, from the left, Julie Cornelison, Kaitlyn Addison, Hamilton, store The North Missouri Business Fa- Williams’ organization works with the web search browser can be used employee Kyla Plymell, Linda Collins and Mikayla Smith. cilitator organization will sponsor a local enterprises in preparing busi- in their operations. business expo on Wednesday, March ness plans and in improving their op- Registration for the business expo 21, at North Central Missouri Col- erations. is limited to the first 100 participants. lege in Trenton. Several speakers have been lined The cost is $100 a person. Weston man sentenced for car theft Stephanie Williams, a business fa- up for the business expo which will More information about the expo cilitator for the region, discussed the be held from 8:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. is available on the website www.nc- A Weston, Mo., man pleaded guilty chael John Welling, Eagleville, who several Xanax pills while an inmate upcoming North Missouri Business at Cross Hall on the NCMC campus. mbf.org. to stealing a car from a home in the is charged with statutory rape. in the jail. Expo at last Tuesday’s meeting of the A representative of Google will Daily Addition in an appearance last In other cases heard in Circuit A capias warrant was issued in Bethany Chamber of Commerce. speak at the meeting to discuss how Thursday in Harrison County Circuit Court: the amount of $15,000 for the ar- Court. Brooklyn D. Miller, King City, rest of Lucas M. Whitmire, charged Bobby J. White Jr., admitted to pleaded guilty to delivery of a con- with burglary and stealing. Another Cainsville board Circuit Judge Jack Peace that he took trolled substance to the county jail. $15,000 capias warrant was issued Contractor wins an award a 2005 Chrysler Pacifica belonging to According to a probable cause state- for the arrest of Justin L. Smith for of education Alicia Taylor. The incident occurred ment, a video showed Miller taking receiving stolen property. on Sept. 24 in the 1500 block of Cole- for 30th Street meets man Road. Cainsville R-2 Board of Educa- Judge Peace accepted White’s The 30th Street pavement project Aug. 13 and finished the project on tion had their annual meeting January guilty plea and sentenced him to Harrison County School Events earned a top award recently for a Co- Nov. 10. 18. The board discussed the avail- three years in the Department of Cor- lumbia, Mo., contractor. In other street department news, able seats on the boards, which were rections concurrently with a case in Jan. 24-31 The Missouri/Kansas chapter of city officials opened bids last week both three-year terms. Ed Mercer and Platte County, Mo. White previously South Harrison the American Concrete Pavement As- for the 2018 street paving contract. Maryka Willis have both signed up to had two convictions for burglary and Jan. 22-27 HSBB @ Penney tournament sociation presented its “Excellence Herzog Contracting, which has had Jan. 24- All State Band/MMEA conference; FFA meeting 5:00 return. stealing in Platte County. Jan. 24-27 All State Band/MMEA conference in Paving” award to Emery Sapp & the contract for the past two years, The board also approved the Feb- In other court business, Judge Jan. 24- FFA meeting 5 pm Sons in the municipal street and in- submitted a bid for this year’s project. ruary financial report and February Peace set jury trials in four cases. Jan. 25- Brilliant Bulldogs ; HS wrestling @ Maysville spection category. Norris Asphalt of Iowa also submit- Jan. 30- Brilliant Bulldogs; HS V/JV BB @ Polo bills. The members also approved the Jimmy D. Ballard will go on trial Jan. 31- character kids breakfast; Bulldog Rock 3:15; HS wrestling @ home Sapp & Sons was awarded the con- ted a bid for the street program. comprehensive program review for on March 8 for driving while intoxi- Cainsville tract to build the new street under a City Administrator Jonne Slemons maintenance and cleaning as well as cated as a persistent offender and en- Jan. 22-27 VBB Gilman City tournament stringent deadline. The project had to said the proposals will be submitted facilities planning and safety. dangering the welfare of a minor and Jan. 30- VBB @ Ridgeway vs. Newtown be completed by the expiration of the to the City Council at the meeting on Gilman City The next meeting will be held Feb- operating a truck with a person under Jan. 22-27 VBB Gilman City tournament South TIF District on Nov. 21. The Feb. 5. ruary 15 at 7 p.m. the age of 18 riding in an unenclosed Jan. 29-Feb. 2 Homecoming week; company began work on the street on bed of the truck. Jan. 30- VBB @ Grundy Co. Jan. 31- State FFA Degree selection Showing: JANUARY 26 - FEBRUARY 1 A jury trial will be held on Feb. 1 North Harrison for Jon Lucas Clayton, Bethany, who Jan. 22-27 VBB Gilman City tournament Highway STAR WARS: was charged with felonious restraint. Jan. 24- FFA-State FFA Degree (pencil copy) THE LAST JEDI CALL Jan. 27- benefit for Willhite family ACTION & Daniel L. 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Gilman City teenager receives minor This service will be available from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on most Monday and injuries after rollover accident Favorite Valentine! Thursdays by appointment beginning February 4 and continuing to April Slick roadways caused a rollover struck an embankment and over- for a Special Price of $15 per heart at Eastwood Community Room in accident on Broadway Street in Gil- turned coming to rest on its top. Bethany. Additional information may man City leaving the passenger with Woods was taken to the Harrison or Two Hearts for $25 be obtained and appointments made minor injuries January 17. County Community Hospital by pri- by contacting 660-425-6529. E-filing Elijah Wolfe, 18, of Gilman City, vate vehicle. Happy We will place the photo in a is available and encouraged. received minor injuries when the ve- Trooper T.B. Heintz investigated Valentines Items to bring include: photo iden- hicle driven by Harold Neff, 18, of and was assisted by the Harrison Valentine border. tification for taxpayer and spouse, Gilman City, began to slide on ice County Sheriff’s office and Bethany Day! It will include the happy couples social security card for all household covered roadways and went off the Police department. Mom names and who it’s from. members, last years income tax re- west side of the road. The vehicle and Dad Wednesday, Febrauary 14th, your Harrison County Weekly Report photo will appear in the Bethany Love Republican-Clipper Marriage $55.50, Michael T. Basch, St. Joseph, Fraudulently securing certificate/ Stacy Shannon Douglas Carter, 49, Bethany, MO; fined $155.50, Danielle Kamin license/privilege from this state-wildlife: Mo. and Sandra Jean Perkins, 56, Beth- Buerger, Tinker AFB, OK; fined $30.50, fined $74.50, William A. Willard, Kansas any, Mo. Shelby Brianne Burrows, Gilman City, City, MO HURRY! DEADLINE IS 5:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH. Dissolution MO; fined $80.50, Victor Luis Cordova Birth Announcement ere may be more than one person per heart, but they must be in the same photo. Stop by or mail Johnny Eads and Faith Eads Gutierrez, Parker, CO; fined $55.50, Kris- Randal Lyn Hardin and Alexa Jean photo (5 x 7 or smaller) and the order form below, along with your check to the Bethany Republican- Tara Ann Pore and John Thomas tina L. Gardner, Marion, IA; fined $55.50, Johnson, Albany, Mo., announce the Clipper or stop in at our o ce with payment. Write the person’s name on the back of the photo and Downing Jose L. Guzman, Marshfield, WI; fined birth of a daughter, Braelynn Ann Marie you may pick it up at our o ce following publication. Email photos to [email protected]. Please Real Estate Transfers $55.50, Ryan Timothy Jolicoeur-Nye, Hardin, born on January 15, 2018 at provide information requested on form below and credit card information for billing. Robert H. Johnson trustee, John Barry Kansas City, KS; fined $80.50, Angela 4:57 a.m. at Cameron Regional Medical Johnson, Johnson Revocable Family D. McFall, Leon, KS; fined $80.50, Center. She weighed 6-lbs. 3.5 oz. and Trust to Robert H. Johnson Christopher Robin Million, Moundvile, was 19 inches long. She joins siblings Valenti ne Greeti ngs Wording to appear on greeti ng: Paula Smith, Douglas Smith to Aaron MO; fined $55.50, Amber Lynn Phelps, Addison Shepard, Dwight Hardin, Millie 00 L. Keeney, Katie R. Keeney Kansas City, MO; fined $55.50, Lucas and Mia Hardin. Maternal grandparents $15 per heart To: 00 Robert H. Johnson to Harmcomo Scott Pump, Cedar Rapids, IA; fined are Coy and Tori Young, Blythedale, Two Hearts $25 Farms Inc. $30.50, Elizabeth A. Stephenson, St. Mo. Paternal grandparents are Darrell Suits Filed Michael, MN; fined $55.50, Josiah W. and Dawn Hardin, Albany, Mo. Maternal Complete and return with Midland Funding LLC vs. Karen Clay- Woelfel, New Holstein, WI great grandparents are Ron and Jeanie photo and payment to: comb, suit on account No seat belt: fined $10.00, Dakota Johnston, Norwalk, Iowa. Paternal great Bethany Republican-Clipper LVNV Funding LLC vs. Leann Potts, Wayne Sapp, Princeton, MO; fined grandparents are Dick and Janice Hardin, 202 N 16th Street suit on account $10.00, Justin Robert Vanhorn, Ridge- Albany, Mo. P.O. Box 351 Kevin Wilson vs. Josh Hutton, small way, MO; fined $10.00, Justin Robert Municipal Court Bethany, MO 64424 From: claims over $100 VanHorn, Ridgeway, MO City of Bethany vs. Alexander T. Mal- or email to: [email protected] Cainsville Municipal Utilities vs. Operate motor vehicle with vision colm, Bethany, Mo., operate vehicle on Credit Card No. Casey Cornelison, small claims over $100 reducing material applied to windshield/ highway without valid or no license, fined Exp. Date. Cainsville Municipal Utilities vs. excess vision reducing material applied $102.50 Sec. Code Angela Grove, small claims over $100 to side window: fined $30.50, Aaron City of Bethany vs. Bethany V. Circuit Court Nicholas Dickey, Kansas City, MO; fined McClellan, Bethany, Mo., display unlaw- Division II $30.50, Mary L. Baxter, Blythedale, MO ful plates, fined $52.50 Bethany Republican-Clipper 202 N 16th Street 660-425-6325 Bethany, MO. [email protected] Exceeded posted speed limit: fined Page 4 January 24, 2018 Bethany Republican-Clipper
Andover News Margaret Gibson 878-6118 Pettijohn Can you believe it - only a week Little Axel Lane spent the week- FORD - CHEVROLET - DODGE left in January 2018! Where did Janu- end at Grandma Laura’s due to his ary go? daddy and mommy, Andrew Lane We Appreciate You & Your Business! Andover Community Club met at and Cassie Daleske being sick. Holly • 800-253-2568 • 425-2244 the home of Rex and Barb Waller on Parkhurst felt bad for Andrew and January 12. Those attending were Cassie and took them supper. That’s Larry and Lucy Baxter, Bob and Joan what neighbors do! We have great Bjorland, Lorrie Long, and Liz Car- neighbors here in Andover. Family Budget Inn of Bethany penter. The next meeting is planned Doris Lane spent three days at • Comfortable • Quiet • Spacious Queen & King Rooms for Friday, March 9 at 6:30 p.m. at her daughter Marcia Bohall’s and •Continental Breakfast • High Speed Wireless Internet • Meeting Room Liz Carpenter’s (if the new floors are returned home on Sunday in time for finished by then. Keep an eye on the her other daughter, Connie Wilcox- 660-425-7915 • 4014 Miller Street • Bethany, MO 64424 Andover Community of Christ news for updates.) son to spend the day with her. Lisa Stobbe; 641-784-3730 Finding it pretty disgusting that Liz Carpenter attended the memo- 9:45 am Sunday school; 11 am worship; several of the folks in charge of the rial service for Lynda Rolfe on Satur- 7 pm Wednesday prayer service government in Washington, D.C. are day afternoon. Bethany First Assembly of God getting paid for a job they are not Jim and Jeanine Bradley and their 425-7045 Rev. Richard Birdsong, pastor 425-8806 doing while our soldiers are doing son Samuel stopped by to see Liz 1201 N 25th St. Bethany, MO 22311 East Hwy. 136 their jobs and not getting paid. Per- Carpenter on Saturday and intro- 9:45 am Sunday school • Feed • Seed • Chemicals • Custom Application When Silence haps there needs to be a few more duce their miniature schnauzer dog, Farmer Owned Co-Operative 9:45 am new converts class; 10:45 am worship & children’s ministry; changes made in Washington, D.C. Noodle. Liz will be dog sitting for 6 pm Evangelistic service; Is Sinful come November. them for a week in March. Wed. 7 pm Hour of Power service hile it is often wise to keep our Isa Cote, daughter of Alma and Bill Weable stopped by to see 3rd Thursday 7 p.m. “Gospel Music Jubilee” opinions to ourselves and resist the urge to tell others what we think, Ronnie Mickelson had a birthday Liz Carpenter on Sunday afternoon Thomas Farm Bethany Community of Christ there are times when it is wrong to remain Tuesday. She had a wonderful birth- and help her out with a mechanical Quality Meats Richard Jackel, pastor sWilent. When those who are helpless or unable day surprise that evening when her problem on her Polaris Ranger. It did 9:30 a.m. pre-worship; to speak for themselves are being intentionally Located at Jct. RT. A & I-35 (Northwest Corner of Exit #99) Ridgeway, MO 10:30 a.m. worship harmed or taken advantage of, those who can 4H piglets were born. Happy birth- not want to start. They got it started Bethany First Baptist speak up and help have a duty to do so. This day, Isa! but Bill is suspicious of the battery 660-872-6716 www.thomasfarmmeats.com principle is often enshrined in the law, for Jim and Jeanine Bradley stopped because it needed a jump-start. Bro. Ryan Kunce, Senior Pastor instance the laws which protect children Casey Joyce, Assoc. Pastor usually require that anyone who knows that a by their aunt, Philinda Snethen’s, on Have you started stock piling your 9:30 am Sunday school; child is being harmed has a duty to report it. Saturday. Jaime Reyes stopped by on snacks for the Super Bowl? It is OPEN 1104 S. 25th 10:30 am worship; People at the beginning and end of life and Sunday morning on his way to Inde- coming up on February 4. You don’t 6:30 p.m. worship “If anyone, then, knows the without access to the levers of power in their 6 A.M. - 11 P.M. 660-425-6353 society often lack the ability to protect pendence to sing at a Temple concert. have a lot of time left. Wed. 6:30 p.m. Awana/Youth good they ought to do and doesn’t Seven Days A Week Bethany, MO do it, it is sin for them.” themselves and should be protected by those Alma and Ronnie Mickelson Have a good week, be kind to each Wheelchair accessible; Nursery provided —James 4:17 NIV around them. The prophets of the Bible often enjoyed having grandsons Ike and other, and please pray for our coun- Great Everyday Service, Prices, Friendly Smiles Bethany First Christian took up the cause of the helpless: “Learn to do Brad Clark, Pastor right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed. Take Leo Mickelson come for a visit. try. Things are not as they should Pharmacy 660-425-8171 up the cause of the fatherless; plead the case of Alma reports they were great help- be and it may only be the power of 9:30 am church school; the widow.” (Isaiah 1:17 NIV) In the world 10:30 am worship; today we see many cases of ethnic or religious ers with the evening chores. Better prayer that can get it back on track Wed. 5:30-6:30 pm W.I.L.D. Youth Group minorities being persecuted, from Christians in ask them back more often, Alma. It’s because it sure doesn’t look like the Handicapped accessible parts of the Mid-East to Muslims in countries always good to have help with chores folks we sent to Washington, D.C. are Bethany United Methodist like Myanmar. Our tribal instincts often bring First Missouri Bank out the worst in us, and good people of all especially great help. much good at it. 2703 Crestview, Bethany faiths should stand up for the basic human •867-5218 Blythedale •867-5202 Eagleville Michael Dunlap, pastor rights of all God’s children. Standing up to 9:30 a.m. Worship bullies and tyrants takes courage and there is •872-6686 Ridgeway •Brookfield • Kearney 10:40 am Sunday School no guarantee that you won’t be the bully’s next New Hampton News Maudine Bennum 439-2363 Member F.D.I.C. 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Deaths Missouri to hire rural broadband manager Church October 30, 1994. As a faith- Iris (Shaw) Kimbrough and husband, Columbia Missourian souri’s infrastructure efforts can help Missouri Department of Economic Erdene June (Shaw) ful member of the Noland Road Bap- Brown; her husbands, James L. Mill- JEFFERSON CITY—Many rural coordinate our efforts and get service Development’s rural development Powell tist Church, she participated in Sun- er and Leslie R. Powell; stepson, Wil- Missourians are disconnected from the to all parts of our state much more manager, said the work group saw the Erdene June (Shaw) Powell, 96, day school, worship service, and the liam G. Powell; and adopted grand- internet, but on Tuesday, Gov. Eric Gre- quickly,” Missouri Farm Bureau Presi- need for a “central force,” after look- Independence, Mo., (formerly of Ea- Young at Heart group activities. son, Christopher. itens’ administration took a step toward dent Blake Hurst said in the governor’s ing at how other states had improved gleville, Mo.) passed away Wednes- Family dinner gatherings were Erdene is survived by her nieces trying to close the broadband gap. news release. broadband access. day, January 17, 2018 at an Indepen- special times for her to share stories and nephews, Karen (Glen) Harrold, The Missouri Department of Eco- The new liaison is the first step of “We want to have a central point dence, Mo., nursing home. and good food. She made our favorite Norman (Marcy) Kimbrough, Duane nomic Development plans to hire a a partnership between the Missouri of contact on the state’s broadband She was born June 10, 1921 the candies for Christmas, much to our (Mary) Shaw, Charles (Connie) Spur- rural broadband manager to serve as a Department of Economic Develop- efforts and (for) it to be recognized daughter of Harley Robert and Velma delight. geon, and Sherry Knorr and fami- liaison between the federal, state and ment and the Missouri Department of — not only internally within the state, Leath (Gutridge) Shaw on a farm During her working years, Erdene lies. She was a very special aunt to local agencies involved in regulating Agriculture; Greitens announced the within the communities, with broad- southeast of Eagleville, Harrison worked as a stenographer, bookkeep- our children and grandchildren who broadband. The liaison will work to new position on Tuesday. The gover- band providers, but also with the County, Mo. er, and office manager and retired in loved her dearly. strengthen public-private partnerships nor’s news release said the two agen- federal government so that they can Erdene started to school at the Pine 1988 after working 17 years for the Although Erdene had no children, and align efforts to improve broadband cies will work to expand broadband be a voice for Missouri to the federal Country School, a few miles south City of Kansas City, Missouri as Sec- two people adopted her as their moth- across the state. infrastructure in underserved areas of government on broadband needs,” he of Eagleville and graduated from the retary to the Director of the Water and er. One son, Jearld (Sally) Hutson, Missouri is ranked 42nd of the most- the state, especially in rural areas. said, according to a previous Missou- Eagleville High School in 1938. Pollution Control Department. and daughter, Judy Weber and her connected states and ranked 30th in An unofficial state work group rian report. In the mid-1930’s, Erdene joined Erdene’s hobbies included playing adopted children, Michelle, Michael, broadband speed. Missourians in rural calling itself the Missouri Broadband “Connecting rural Missouri to tech- the Otterbein United Brethren Church the piano, crocheting, playing cards, Christopher, Matthew, and Jon who parts of the state have the least access. Initiative recommended creating a nology and adequate internet means north of Eagleville and was baptized and compiling family history and all called her “Grandma Erdene.” “Having a centralized clearinghouse central entity to run point on the state’s there will be brighter, more vibrant in a pond west of the church at the Ci- tracing genealogy. Graveside services and burial will to help direct traffic and lead Mis- broadband effort. Luke Holtschneider, communities for the next generation vilian Conservation Corps Complex. She loved the color red, getting her be held at 3:00 p.m. Saturday, Janu- to call home,” Director of Agriculture In 1941, Erdene attended Chilli- hair fixed, her nails painted, wearing ary 20, in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Bly- Chris Chinn said in the news release. cothe Business College to take their beads, the Royals, the Chiefs, and thedale, Mo., under the direction of “It means additional agricultural stenographic course and was there seeing her friends and family. Jearld Roberson Funeral Home, Eagleville, advancements, better education, more when the Japanese bombed Pearl did her hair every week for over 40 Mo. Friends may call after 11:00 a.m. Demolition completed on lots comprehensive healthcare services Harbor, December 7, 1941. years, even coming to get her from Saturday at Roberson Funeral Home, and an enhanced quality of life—all After finishing school at Chilli- the nursing home weekly. Eagleville, Mo. There is no scheduled near North Harrison School of which are necessary to incentivize cothe in May 1942, she married Erdene loved life itself, had a good family visitation. Memorials may be retention and growth.” James L. Miller and lived in Houston, memory, an infectious laugh, and was made to Noland Road Baptist Church Texas about six months. In December truly a joy to be around. She was al- and/or Cedar Hill Cemetery in care North Harrison has completed the within the school. During their Board Senior Citizens' Menu 1942, she returned to Missouri and ways happy and will be missed by her of Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. Box removal of structures and trees on the of Education meeting Wednesday, Jan- started working for the Aluminum family and friends. 46, Eagleville, MO 64442. two lots that adjoin the school building. uary 17 the members were able to tour Jan. 29-Feb. 2 Company of America. While living in These lots will eventually be utilized as the rooms. Jan. 29: spaghetti/meat sauce, veggies, She was preceded in death by her Online condolences may be left at salad, garlic sticks, pears Kansas City, she attended Bales Bap- parents; two brothers, Robert Harley www.robersonfuneralhome.com more parking for the school. The following candidates have filed Jan. 30: ham/beans, mixed veggies, tist Church and Central Bible Church, Shaw and Gordon Hugh Shaw and Over the holiday break the music for the April 2018 school board elec- spinach, cornbread, grapes Jan. 31: roast beef, potatoes/gravy, then joined Noland Road Baptist his wife, Madelyn; sister, Roberta classroom and library traded locations tion: Jeremy Rinehart, Kara Craig and green beans, fruit salad Kris Hamilton. North Harrison will be Feb. 1: pork loin, cabbage, sweet potatoes, apple crisp North Harrison News electing two directors, each for a three- Feb. 2: chicken strips/livers, potatoes, year term. gravy, green beans, gelatin The Senior Center shows no discrimination because The next Board of Education meet- of race, sex or religion. Meals subject to change accord- News from Marvelle Boggess–On come. ing will be held February 21. ing to supply hand or time for preparation. Bread, butter or margarine, milk, tea or coffee served daily. To order December 1 my daughter-in-law, There will be a meeting in Bethany a meal, call 425-3220 before 9:30 a.m. Venita and I flew to Colorado for 16 on 1-28 with regard to hunger in Har- Space donated by Bethany Republican-Clipper days to visit with my granddaugh- rison County. She reported that our ter, Laurie McComb and family who apportionments have been paid and recently moved to Aurora, Colo. We year-end financial summary is avail- had a wonderful visit with them and able courtesy of Tracy Hartschen. other relatives in Colorado. I have In Joys and Concerns prayer Business Service Directory three cousins who live in Monument, requests were made. Lela Hartschen A Helpful Guide to Area Businesses Colo., that I hadn’t seen for many played an excellent solo on the piano years. My cousin, Sue, invited us to as our special. Scripture reading was FLOWERS their home in Monument for an early a responsive reading from Isaiah and Christmas with all their families. We Mark (Baptism of the Lord). Gina’s all enjoyed visiting and a lot of hugs. sermon was “God is Speaking”. It was like a dream come true. Communion was served. Benedic- L i t t l e We also visited my niece, Kim- tion hymn was “Beneath the Cross Bethany Republican-Clipper photo Students honored at Bethany Rotary Club: South Harrison R-II stu- berly (Eastin) Waldren and husband of Jesus”, followed by “Gentle Shep- dents of the month were introduced at last Thursday’s Bethany Rotary Club Clara’sFlowers, Unique Gifts & GardenA Dash of Whimsy! Mike who live near Denver on a herd”. luncheon meeting at Eckard’s Community Room. In the picture are 9th - NEW farm. They have a beautiful home. The Blythedale Christian Church Travis Miller and Taylor Eads; 10th- Carter Williams and Brooke Moreland; LOCATION118 ! North2305B 16th Miller Street St., • Bethany, Bethany, MO MO 64424 . Kimberly enjoyed taking us on a tour service opened with announcements 11th- Cody Weller and Elizabeth Whitney; and 12th- Wyatt Ellis and Sidney Rhonda Taylor of the farm and showing us all their led by Jim and class teach by Mary Sutherland. • 660.425.3000660-425-3000 • 888-273-0650 • 888.273.0650 animals. It was so good to see and Lou. We were glad to have had Jeff visit them. visiting today. INSURANCE I feel very lucky to enjoy life at 93 After the prelude “I’ve Got a Man- Cainsville News Melanie Chaney 893-5375 years old. Jim and I enjoyed the holi- sion”, thinking of you cards were ADDISON INSURANCE SERVICES days with our Florida family. Now signed for Betty and Dennis; then AUTO • HOME • FARM • LIFE • HEALTH • BUSINESS we are busy getting ready to move. Shirley led congregational singing of Cainsville R-1 School hosted its ing maintenance projects where dis- I look forward to getting news from praise choruses. homecoming basketball game and cussed. CLIFF ADDISON OWNER / AGENT my Bethany paper. (And we always Following communion, Pastor activities on January 19 with a large C.W.F. of the Christian Church crowd in attendance. Griffin Pete met Thursday, January 18, with Lila 410 N. 39th, Suite D enjoy hearing from you Marvelle). Charlie’s message was the conclusion (Next to Bull’s Eye Trading) Ellsworth, son of Summer Rich- McLain hostess and worship leader. BETHANY, MO 64424 Services at the Eagleville UM to last week’s “The Quest” focusin on office: 660-425-3520 Church on Sunday, 1-21, opened with Moses (Ex.3:12), David (Ps. 4-2:1, ardson and Dusty Ellsworth was Bible reading was by Donna Polley. fax: 660-425-3564 email: [email protected] “In the Garden”. All were gad to be Jeses (Mk 10:35), and Paul (Ph’p crowned king and Cami Vaughn, Sunday, January 21, visitors of web: WWW.ADDISONINSURANCESERVICES.COM back after four weeks of closure, 3:13). daughter of Shane and Hillarie Robert and Lila McLain where Kay three were weather related and one Les closed with the benediction. Vaughn was crowned queen. Thomas, Joe, Page, Hunter and LAND TITLES due to furnace malfunction. Pastor We pray the Lord bless you all with That was the last home ballgame Carson Eads of Bethany. Gina gave announcements and wel- a great week. of the season; there will be some ele- A Fourth of July weekend planning mentary games later on in the year. meeting is set for in March. If there Grand River Title Inc. The Cainsville Community Hous- are any organizations interested in We want to be your “go to” title agent! ing held its monthly meeting on having a booth or doing something at January 18 in the housing commu- the fair contact Tara Robbins, Mela- Phone (660) 425-6833 nity room with all the board mem- nie Chaney or Becca Deskins. Fax (660) 425-6855 bers in attendance. New officers Any news would be appreciated. 1500 Main Street, Bethany, Mo 64424 Linda where elected. Ongoing and upcom- Email. [email protected] www.missouricentraltitle.com Collins Land lease program to take ADVERTISING place Jan. 31 in Princeton PONY EXPRESS
University of Missouri Extension Topics include: current cash rent in Want More Customers? offers a Jan. 31 evening session on Missouri, creating a lease, terminating The Pony Express Shopper is delivered to 10,000 farm leases from 6-9 p.m. in Princeton a lease, recreational (hunting) leases, homes in Southern Iowa & Northern Missouri. at the MU Extension Center in Mercer livestock leases and crop share leases. WE DELIVER!!! County, 807 E. Hickland street. The program is presented via Zoom 202 N. 16th St. Bethnay, MO Submitted photo “Farm leases are a hot topic right or Skype with instructors at each site. 660-425-6325 New team: The Mitchelville 4H Club elected their 2017-2018 Officer team now with cash rents at their current Attendees have opportunities to inter- at the December meeting. Pictured left to right: president, Wyatt Ellis; vice president, Kaycee Vandiver; secretary, Wade Johnson; treasurer, Newt level and crop prices dropping,” says act with presenters. There is a charge Hodge; reporter, Chloe Hodge. Joe Koenen, agricultural business spe- of $30 per person or $45 per couple ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS!! cialist with MU Extensions. “Property or two people from the same organi- • Place or Find Classifi ed Ads owners and tenants need to make cer- zation. A light meal and one copy of • Place or See Auction Listings tain they are getting what they believe materials are provided per fee. Register All at www.bethanyclipper.com they should be.” Koenen is a longtime by January 29. For more information contact: Change approved in KCP&L-GMO presenter on fair farm leases. DSIM charge rate change Ph. 660-425-6325 • Email. [email protected] The Missouri Public Service Com- kWh (kilowatt-hours) of electricity a mission has approved an application month will see the charge increase by filed by KCP&L Greater Missouri approximately $0.22 a month. Effec- Operations Company (KCP&L -GMO) tive February 1. to adjust the Demand Side Investment KCP&L-GMO provides electric ser- Mechanism (DSIM) charge on cus- vice to approximately 320,500 custom- tomer bills. The DSIM charge, which ers in the Missouri counties of Andrew, appears as a separate line item on cus- Atchison, Barton, Bates, Benton, tomer bills, allows KCP&L-GMO to Buchanan, Carroll, Cass, Cedar, Clay, recover demand-side management Clinton, Dade, Daviess, DeKalb, program costs and incentives under the Gentry, Grundy, Harrison, Henry, Holt, Delivering big news Missouri Energy Efficiency Investment Jackson, Johnson, Lafayette, Livings- Act (MEEIA). ton, Mercer, Nodaway, Pettis, Platte, since 1873 A residential customer using 1,000 Ray, St. Clair, Vernon and Worth. Bethany Republican-Clipper Page 6 January 24, 2018 Bethany Republican-Clipper
Bethany Convenient Care Clinic WALK-IN CLINIC Gilman City tournament Weekdays: 5 to 7 pm to conclude Saturday Saturdays: 9 am to 1 pm The Gilman City Basketball Tour- and East Harrison defeated Tri-County No appointment needed! nament opened Monday night with 37-28. Northeast Nodaway and Princeton The tournament concludes on Sat- both advancing in the boys’ bracket. urday with the girls’ first place game 3202 Miller St. Northeast Nodaway defeated Tri- at 3 p.m. and the boys’ title decided at Bethany, Mo. County 79-29 and Princeton got a win 4:30 p.m. (660) 425-3154 over East Harrison 79-66. Princeton is seeded first in the In the girls’ bracket, Northeast girls’ bracket and Pattonsburg has the Nodaway defeated Gilman City 56-24 top seed in the boys’ tournament.
North Harrison rolls at Gilman City The North Harrison Lady Sham- In the boys’ game, North Harrison rocks held Gilman City scoreless in the held off Gilman City 53-49. first quarter and went on to defeat the Logan Craig led the Shamrocks with Lady Hawks 61-14 at Eagleville. 25 points, 15 rebounds and 3 steals. North Harrison, which is undefeated Steven Willhite had 18 points and 7 North Kansas City (816) 472-0645 in the conference, jumped out to a 32-5 rebounds. Gavin Garrett and Logan lead at the half and was never threat- had 4 assists apiece. Member F.D.I.C. ened. Brandy Rivet and Payton Craig Gilman City had three players in MemberMember F.D.I.C. F.D.I.C. Member F.D.I.C. scored 20 points apiece for the Sham- double figures. Cornelius Peery and Has Your rocks. Megan Cottrell was the leading Kaleb Brjornlie had 15 points apiece Vehicle Taken scorer for Gilman City with 6 points. and Dakota Boe 11. Republican-Clipper photos a Beating? Gilman City Hawks top Tri-County Bottom photo submitted Collision Gilman City boys and girls basket- Snuffer had 9 points. Bulldogs hold off Gallatin: Above photo: Grant ball teams played Tri-County January The boys were victorious beating Taylor goes for a 2 pointer against a Gallatin Works 9 at Tri-County. The teams also played Tri-County 42 to 71. Cornelius Peery defender. Top right photo, Collin Haffey takes the HWY 136 • East of I-35 Newton-Harris January 16. made 24 points while Dakota Boe shot over a Gallatin defender. Bottom right, Treyton Bethany, MO (660) 425-4177 email: [email protected] Gilman City girls were defeated 59 made 23 and Kaleb Bjornlie got 12. Campbell was presented a commemorative ball dur- FREE LOANER CAR SERVICE to 48 against Tri-County. Megan Cot- The team kept their winning streak by ing the game against Gallatin after reaching 1,000 trell got 21 points during the game, defeating Newton-Harris 59 to 25. Cor- points in his career as a Bulldog basketball player. Bailey Williamson got 10 and Lind- nelius Peery got 22 points during the R. Cristine Stallings sey Snuffer got 7. The team was also game with Mitchell Sievering got 14 Attorney at Law defeated 43 to 57 against Newton- with Dakota Boe and Kaleb Bjornlie NoRth MiSSouRi Harris. Megan Cottrell once again led both getting 10 points. BANkRuptCy the team with 27 points and Lindsey CeNteR We are a Debt Relief Agency. We help people file for Campbell on fire in 65-52 win over Gallatin bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. Ethan Claycomb reaches
Professional Building when senior reaches 1,000-point milestone 16th & Main - P.O. Box 231 - Bethany, MO 1,000 points for East Harrison (660) 425-8822 East Harrison senior Ethan Clay- Fax: (660) 425-7975 Senior Treyton Campbell shot at a of the first quarter, junior Dylan Ward free throw to give the Bulldogs a 52-36 comb reached a milestone last Friday torrid pace to lead South Harrison to brought a roar from the student sec- lead going into the fourth quarter. night when he passed 1,000 points in a convincing 65-52 win over Gallatin tion when he swished a 3-point shot. A Campbell continued his scoring the third quarter in a 75-64 victory over Friday night in Bethany. pass from Brandon Haffey to an open clinic as the Bulldogs extended their
Tri-County at the Cainsville gym. Campbell connected on 13 of his Payton Gentry and a jumper by Camp- lead to 63-50. Cody Weller hit a pair Claycomb hit 9 of 18 shots, includ- 15 field goal attempts and added 4 bell gave the Bulldogs a 30-19 over the of free throws to finish the scoring for ing 4 of 8 from behind the 3-point line, free throws to finish the game with 27 red and black Bulldogs. South Harrison. TIR E to lead the Bobcats in the game. PASSENGER, LIGHT DUTY, TRUCK & AG TIRE points. He received a commemorative Campbell scored off a steal as South After the Hamilton tournament, MINOR MECHANICAL WORK “He had a great shooting night,” said ball midway through the game when he Harrison took a 34-26 lead at the half. South Harrison will resume its confer- Bobcat Coach Matt Dice. made his 1,000th career point. Early in the third quarter, the game was ence season on Jan. 30 in a game at 660-425-3814 The versatile player shares time as South Harrison took an early 12-7 stopped to allow the presentation of the Polo. RICK & BETH RATLIFF a shooting guard as well as other posi- 22916 E. US HWY 136 BETHANY, MO 64424 lead highlighted by a pair of baskets ball on Treyton’s 1,000th point. The win improved South Harrison’s tions, Dice said. “We utilize him all by Kinser Corbett and free throws by Sophomore guard Collin Haffey was conference record to 9-7 in the confer- over the floor.” Grant Taylor. Leading 19-11 at the end fouled on a basket and converted the ence. Justin Roberts scored 22 points and Adam Rinehart had 13 points for the 7-6 Bobcats. In the girls’ game, Natayla Selby Submitted photo scored 19 points to lead the East Har- Pattonsburg defeats King City DANIEL R. RICHERT, Joining elite club: East Harrison rison Lady Bobcats to a 58-40 victory Au. D., C.C.C./A/SLP Bobcat Ethan Claycomb holds the Brett Curtis scored 19 points to lead Peyton Jones added 12 points and burg by a 62-49 score. Kadence John- over Tri-County last Friday in Cains- game ball after reaching 1,000 points Pattonsburg to a 62-47 victory over the Carter Crogan and Logan Pankau had 8 son was the Lady Panther’s leading ALISHA M. PURDUN., H.I.S. ville. during the EB-Tri County game at 425-2315 King City WildKats last Thursday at points apiece. Collin Breckenridge led scorer with 14 points. 3309• DiagnosticMiller St. Hearing Evaluations East Harrison jumped out to a 26-13 Cainsville. He is pictured with his Pattonsburg. the visiting WildKats with 16 points. Bethany,• Hearing MO Aid Prescriptions lead at the half and outscored Tri- girlfriend Jaysie Dougan. www.banknw.comDANIEL• 60 Day Trial R. Period RICHERT, The Panthers led 34-17 at the half. King City’s girls defeated Pattons- • Repair & Service - All Brands County 23-14 in the third quarter. Member• In HomeAu. D.,Service C.C.C./A/SLP Available F.D.I.C.• Medicaid-Medicare Provider Lauryn Waddle added 15 points for ALISHA• Most Insurance M. PURDUN., Accepted H.I.S. the Bobcats. •DIGITAL Diagnostic SOUND Hearing PROCESSING Evaluations Bethany youth DIRECTIONAL• Hearing Aid MICROPHONE Prescriptions SYSTEMS • 60 Day Trial Period • Repair & Service - All Brands South Harrison boys encounter plays in Dallas • In Home Service Available • Medicaid-Medicare Provider • Most Insurance Accepted state ranked Milan all-star game DIGITAL SOUND PROCESSING Unbeaten and state-ranked Milan Campbell ended the night with 33 DIRECTIONALDANIEL MICROPHONE R. RICHERT, SYSTEMS broke out in the second half to outscore points. Au. D., C.C.C./A/SLP a stubborn South Harrison team 68-54 Milan went on a 14-0 run in the Braden Spurling, an eighth 1ALISHA-800-747-7420 M. PURDUN., H.I.S. last Tuesday night in an eastern divi- second half to know out the Bulldogs. grader at the South Harrison 1101 S. 25th Street • Bethany, MO 64424 sional game. “We lost the ball in some untimely • Diagnostic Hearing Evaluations Middle School, played in an all- 660-425-7400• Hearing Aid Prescriptions Milan jumped out to an early 10-2 situations,” said Coach Kale Watson. star football game at the Dallas • 60 Day Trial Period lead before the Bulldogs, led by Trey- The loss dropped South Harrison’s • Repair & Service - All Brands Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium on Jan. • In Home Service Available ton Campbell, went on a 9-2 run to cut record to 8-7 in the conference. The 17. • Medicaid-Medicare Provider the lead to 3 points at the half. Lady Bulldogs lost 68-37 to Milan. 1 -800-747-7420• BethanyMost Insurance Accepted 1101 S. 25th Street • Bethany, MO 64424 Braden was invited to be a EyeDIGITAL SOUND Center PROCESSING member of the USA Stars foot- DIRECTIONAL660-425-7400"your first MICROPHONE choice in eyecare" SYSTEMS ball team as a linebacker to play Anthony J. Verachtert, O.D. Bulldog lose to Lathrop in against the USA Stripes in the 15 Scott D. Staatz, O.D. and under division. Braden’s team 2706 Miller St. • Bethany, MO overtime action at Hamilton won 20-0. This is the second year 800-737-1113 • 660-425-8116 Lathrop defeated South Harrison Wednesday night that he has been invited to the • Family Eyecare 79-72 in overtime Monday night in the The South Harrison girls were Cowboys Stadium. His team was • Contact Lenses • Cataract first round of the Hamilton Invitational defeated 73-16 by top-seeded Trenton. led by a Naval Academy coach. • Glaucoma • Diabetes 1-800-747-7420• Emergency Eyecare Tournament. South Harrison will play The Lady Bulldogs will next play at He said he is looking forward 1101 S. 25th Street • Bethany, MO 64424 in the consolation bracket at 6 p.m. on 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday night. to using the skills he developed at the Dallas team as a member of 660-425-7400 the Bulldogs. North Harrison beat Bobcats Braden plays football and bas- ketball and is a member of the Collin Castleberry scored 17 points Defeated East Harrison by a score of wrestling and track teams. He is Come Grow with Us to lead North Harrison to a 60-46 win 60 to 46. Collin Castleberry led us with a band member as well as an A+ over East Harrison on Jan. 16. 17 points, Brett Emig had 15 points, student. Three other Shamrocks were in Steven Willhite had 14 and Logan 3601 Miller St., Bethany | (660) 425-2261 Braden is active in his church 1415 Washington St., Cainsville | (660) 893-7300 double figures. Brett Emig had 15 Craig had 13 points. and goes on mission trips to help Submitted photo
Other Locations in Unionville • Mercer • Trenton points, Seven Willhite 14 and Logan Logan Craig had 11 rebounds. Emig the less fortunate. Young Bulldog plays in Dallas: Braden Spurling, standing, was selected Gallatin • Centerville, IA • Leon, IA Craig 13 points. Craig also collected 11 had 5 assists and 4 steals. as a linebacker to play in an all-star football game on Jan. 17 in Dallas. He rebounds. Brett Emig had 5 steals. attends South Harrison Middle School. www.onlinefarmersbank.com | Member FDIC Jane Fordyce PONY ExPrEss Rob's Cycle Insurance 4116 Miller St. We're there. . . 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HARRISON COUNTY, MISSOURI North, Range 28 West, Harrison Coun- 9-1-1 Dispatcher PROBATE DIVISION ty, Missouri, bounded and described Bethany Printing Company 660-425-6325 as follows: Beginning at the center of John Irvin Israel said Section 31, thence West 54 rods; 1314 Brighton Crest Drive thence North 120 rods; thence East to Harrison County 9-1-1 is seeking full time dispatchers. O’Fallon, Missouri 63366 a point 40 rods West of the East line of the Northwest Quarter; thence North to Police Officer/Cadet Landscaping Essential duties include taking emergency calls and Sherri Israel a point on the North line of the North- 10011 NW Crooked Road west Quarter which is 40 Rods from The City of Bethany is currently dispatching Police, Fire and EMS. Parkville, Missouri 64152 the Northeast corner of the Northwest BEAUTIFUL YARDS LAND- Quarter; thence East 40 rods to the accepting applications for SCAPING call us for all your yard · Ability to multi-task efficiently under stress Clark Israel Northeast corner of the Northwest 2 Police Officers. needs, licensed and insured, deco- 7116 Michael Lane Quarter; thence South to the center of · Must be able to work weekends and midnight shifts Pleasant Valley, Missouri 64068 Section 31 and to the place of begin- rative landscaping, mowing/weed ning, all in Township 65 North, of Range Officers with P.O.S.T. Certification are control, new or restore decks. Nico- · Hearing and drug testing required for selected Susan Israel Nelson 28 West. preferred, but the City will consider, candidates 5926 Skyhaven Lane EXCEPT: All that part of the North- las Stevens 660-533-4507, 660-868- Spring, Texas 77379 west Quarter of Section 31, Township and sponsor, applicants who are not 2317 52-1bp Application may be picked up at the Harrison County Law 65 North, Range 28 West, Harrison P.O.S.T. Certified through the Police Harold Israel County, Missouri, described as follows: Enforcement Center at 1501 Central Street, 4448 Berkshire Estates Drive Beginning at the Northwest corner of Academy. Starting salary is $30,500 St. Louis, Missouri 63129 the Northeast Quarter of Section Thir- Bethany, MO 64424. ty-one (31); and running thence West or negotiable depending on years of Personals Petitioners, 660 feet, thence South 450 feet; thence service. Applications can be picked East 50 feet, thence northeasterly to the ADULT SINGLES meeting, meets v. up at Bethany City Hall, 206 North place of beginning. every Thursday evening, 7:00 p.m. Allen Israel AND EXCEPT: A tract of land be- 16th Street, or the Harrison County FOR RENT 403 N. 20th Street ginning 578 feet East of the Northwest Bethany United Methodist Church. NEAR CAINSVILLE Bethany, Missouri 64424 corner of the Northeast Quarter of Sec- Law Enforcement Center. Questions call Linda at 660-425- Respondent. tion 31; thence South 1120 feet to the 120A FARM IN SEC. 9 TWP65N Township Road; thence East 40 feet to 6260. 52-1bc Bethany Probate Division the property line; thence North 1120 The City of Bethany is an Equal R26W. 104A CROPLAND Republican-Clipper Estate No. 15AH-PR00046-01 feet; thence West 40 feet to the point of check us out at beginning all in Section 31, Township Opportunity Employer. (50-4tc) FOR INFO. CALL: newspaper IN RE THE ESTATE OF ELDA ISRAEL, 65, Range 28. bethanyclipper.com 636-734-5970 DECEASED. Including all improvements thereon or added thereto. NOTICE OF HEARING Subject to all public and private roads Welcome to the Neighborhood! and easements. To all persons who claim any interest in the For NEWS we subscribe to the property of Elda Israel, deceased as an which conveyance was made in trust heir of said decedent or through any heir to secure the payment of a certain promis- Bethany Republican-Clipper of said decedent: sory note in said You are hereby notified that a Petition Deed of Trust described, and has been filed in the above court by Clark WHEREAS, default was made and Israel, for the determination of the heirs of still continues in the payment of said prom- Elda Israel, deceased, and of their respec- issory note and in the performance of the tive interests as such heirs in and with the terms and conditions of the Deed of Trust; respect to all of the property owned by said and decedent at the time of death: WHEREAS, pursuant to said Deed of Petitioner’s attorney is Mark J. Murphy, Trust, Flowers National Bank, now known DIETARY MANAGER 1 Victory Drive, Suite 205,Liberty, Missouri as Farmers Bank of Northern Missouri, • We offer great growth potential 64068. Unionville, Putnam County, Missouri has You are hereby required to appear to removed Jay Hemenway as Trustee and • Competitive wages answer said Petition on February 8, 2018 has appointed Tara L. Walker, as substi- • Insurance is available at 10:00 o’clock a.m. in the Probate Divi- tute Trustee by the execution of an Ap- • Most importantly the chance to make a positive sion of the Circuit Court of Harrison Coun- pointment of Successor Trustee which and significant difference in the lives of others! ty, Missouri, at Bethany, at which time and document was filed in the Harrison County, place said Petition will be heard. Should Missouri Deed Records on December 28, Fill out application online at www.bethanycarectr.com, or stop in at you fail therein, judgment may be entered 2017 in Book 709 at Page 2. Bethany Care Center in due course upon said Petition. NOW, THEREFORE, at the request of /s/ Greta Bottcher the legal holders of said Promissory Note, 1305 S 7th Street Clerk, Probate Division and in pursuance of the powers given by Bethany, MO Circuit Court of Harrison County, Missouri the terms and conditions in said Deed of (49-4tc) Trust, I, Tara L. Walker, the undersigned Successor Trustee, will sell the property Notice of Annual Meeting above described at public vendue, to the Notice is hereby given of the annual highest bidder for cash, at the South Front stockholders meeting of the Bethany Door of the Harrison County Courthouse Printing Company will be held at the Beth- in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri, on any Printing Company office, located at Friday, the 16th day of February, 2018 be- 202 North 16th Street, Bethany, Missouri tween the hours of 9:00 o’clock a.m. and at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, January 31, 5:00 o’clock p.m., to-wit: at 2:00 o’clock 204 N 16th 201 North Spring Street 2018, for the purpose of electing a board p.m., for the purpose of satisfying said in- Bethany, MO 64424 Independence, MO 64050 of directors for the ensuing year, and such debtedness and the cost of executing this other business as may properly come be- Trust. (660) 425-8388 (816) 836-9911 fore the meeting. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Philip B. Conger, President Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. Section 1692c(b), Kathy Conger, Vice Pres./Sec. no information concerning the collection (51-3tc) of this debt may be given without the prior consent of the consumer given directly to To all persons interested in the estate of the debt collector or the express permis- Charles Clinton Cole, decedent. The un- sion of a court of competent jurisdiction. dersigned Tyra Ann Thorne and Nancy The debt collector is attempting to collect a W. Dunlap are acting as Co-Trustees un- debt and any information obtained will be der a trust the terms of which provide that used for that purpose. the debts of the decedent may be paid by the Trustees upon receipt of proper proof Tara L. Walker, thereof. The address of the Trustees is c/o SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE Gabrielle J. White, McKay & White, L.L.C., 1200 East Woodhurst Drive, Suite G-300, PUBLISH: Springfield, MO 65804. All creditors of January 24, 2018 the decedent are noticed to present their January 31, 2018 claims to the undersigned within six (6) February 7, 2018 months from the date of the first publica- February 14, 2018 tion of this notice or be forever barred. ANDERECK, EVANS, LEWIS, Tyra Ann Thorne, Trustee FIGG & BATTAGLER, L.L.C. 9th & Washington Street Nancy W. Dunlap, Trustee Trenton, Missouri 64683 (52-4tc) Phone: 660-359-2244 Facsimile: 660-359-2116 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE (52-4tc)
WHEREAS, Patricia A. Roe, a single To all persons interested in the estate of person, by a Deed of Trust dated the 28th Alma Romayne Cole, decedent. The un- day of February, 2014, and recorded on dersigned Tyra Ann Thorne and Nancy March 4, 2014, in the Recorder of Deeds W. Dunlap are acting as Co-Trustees un- Office of Harrison County, Missouri, in der a trust the terms of which provide that Deed of Trust Book 691 Page 108 con- the debts of the decedent may be paid by veyed in Trust the following described the Trustees upon receipt of proper proof property situated in Harrison County, Mis- thereof. The address of the Trustees is c/o souri, to-wit: Gabrielle J. White, McKay & White, L.L.C., 1200 East Woodhurst Drive, Suite G-300, BethanyClipper.com All that part of the Northeast Quar- Springfield, MO 65804. All creditors of ter of Section 31, Township 65 North, the decedent are noticed to present their Range 28 West, Harrison County, Mis- claims to the undersigned within six (6) souri, lying West of a line described as months from the date of the first publica- follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on tion of this notice or be forever barred. the South line of the Northeast Quarter which is 288.0 feet West of the South- Tyra Ann Thorne, Trustee west corner of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 31; Nancy W. Dunlap, Trustee thence North 1391 feet; thence North 61 (52-4tc) degrees 25’ West 253 feet; thence South 81 degrees 50’ West 110 feet; thence Union Township monthly meeting is the North 1160 feet to a point on the North last Wednesday of each month at 7:30 line of the Northeast Quarter which is a.m. at Baker Ag Repair, 19028 W. State 618 feet East of the Northwest corner of Hwy. W, Eagleville, MO 64442. the Northeast Quarter; (52-1tc)
Notice of Public Hearing County of Harrison FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 2017 FOR HARRISON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Pursuant to Section 50.600 Rev. Statues of Missouri 1994, notice is hereby given that the budget for the aforesaid County including REVENUE 2017 EXPENSES 2017 General Revenue, Road and Bridge and Assessment will be available TAXES $ 333,496.25 SALARIES $ 425,123.16 for public inspection January 22, 2018. GOVERNMENT $ 163,298.87 TAXES $ 31,304.47 A public hearing will be held in the County Clerk's Office on CHARGES $ 638,847.69 BENEFITS $ 5,992.92 January 29, 2018 at 9:30 A.M. INTEREST $ 3,119.21 INSURANCE $ 57,299.49 Jackie Deskins, MISC INCOME $ 16,943.93 OFFICE & CO $ 136,251.68 Harrison County Clerk LIABILITY ADJUSTMENT $ - MILEAGE/TVL $ 23,138.16 (52-1tc) TOTAL $ 1,155,705.95 PROFESSIONAL FEES $ 136,983.74 MEDICAL SUPPLIES $ 82,671.47 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES(CONSTRUCTION) $ 596,485.22 OTHER ADJUSTMENTS $ 129.99 TOTAL $ 1,495,380.30 Beginning cash balance 2017 $ 1,183,627.47 plus revenue $ 1,155,705.95 minus expenses $ 1,495,380.30 Ending cash balance 2017 $ 843,953.12 (Of balance, $406,402.28 is cash, $1650.84 Edward Jones investment and $435,900 is in CDs) Page 8 January 24, 2018 Bethany Republican-Clipper
Woman charged in shooting appears in Circuit Court
Brooklyn Renee Hawkins of Ridge- Hawkins, 29, currently is charged way appeared for arraignment last with domestic assault in the first degree Wednesday, Jan. 17, in the associ- involving a serious injury. ate Division of Harrison County Cir- According to a probable cause cuit Court on a charge of first degree statement filed by a Highway Patrol domestic assault involving a shooting. officer, Hawkins was involved in an Hawkins was represented by argument with her brother, Jeremy A. Thomas Bell of Kansas City. Associate Knight, at a home between Ridgeway Circuit Judge Thomas Alley continued and Mt. Moriah on Dec. 22. She alleg- the case following the hearing. edly shot her brother in the chest with a Prosecuting Attorney Cristine Stall- .38-caliber handgun. He was flown by ings said Thursday that she is consid- LightFlight helicopter to a Kansas City ering filing further charges in the case. hospital for surgery. Republican-Clipper photo Stallings said she is reviewing addi- The court set Hawkins’ bond at Homecoming court: Members of the South Harrison Winter Homecoming court were honored during a coronation ceremony last Wednesday night in the tional information from investigators $50,000, 10 percent cast. The bond was high school gym. They are, from the left, Cole Taylor, Riley McChesney, Dylan Rucker, Alondra Dianas, Griffin Jennings, Charity Wills, Ransom Cannon before deciding whether more charges posted on Jan. 16. (king), Hailey Henry (queen), Tyler Knapp (crownbearer), Zoey King (crownbearer), Phoebe Hansel, Fayne Hamilton, Sara Carmichael, Jason Schneider, will be filed. Carci Coffey and Hunter Ackley. Patrol pursuit ends in fatal wreck at Winston State Rep J. Eggleston donates kidney A car being pursued by a Highway cle. After the car pulled off onto U.S. nounced dead by the Daviess County Patrol officer on Friday afternoon 69, the officer broke off the pursuit as coroner. Another passenger, Devin crashed into a tree at Winston, killing the vehicle approached Winston. Royle, was seriously injured. for wife through national registry two persons. The car went out of control and The Highway Patrol reported that On January 17, State Representa- The patrol initiated the pursuit on struck a tree. Brent Murphy, 21, the none of the occupants were wearing tive J. Eggleston underwent surgery I-35 after receiving a report of domes- driver, and a passenger, Nicole Burle- seat belts. to donate one of his kidneys for his tic violence occurring within the vehi- son, 37, both of St. Joseph, were pro- wife Cathie, but not directly to her. Through the Kidney Paired Donation program, Rep Eggleston’s kidney went Snow covered to a patient in Michigan. The Michigan North Harrison Music Department recipient has a friend who donated one presents the: roads lead to a of their kidneys to another recipient 5th Annual elsewhere in America, and that recipi- two-car accident ent has a friend who donated a kidney Pops Concert & Pie Auction The winter weather is the cause of a to Cathie. The surgeries for both J. and Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018 two-car accident that injured two and Cathie went well. totaled both vehicles on January 15. Normally, to donate a kidney to a 6:00 p.m. Koby Whitmire, 54 of Bethany, was friend or family member the donor and the recipient must have compat- North Harrison High School Gym driving southbound on Highway 13 Submitted photo New this year ! Free-Will Soup Supper to be served starting at 5:00 pm. while Jeffrey Prince, 38, of Gallatin, ible blood chemistry or the recipient’s The gift of life: State Representative J. Eggleston is pictured with his wife • Silent auction in the North Harrison Cafeteria. was heading northbound. Prince’s vehi- body will reject the kidney. While Rep Cathie and their two children Stefanie and Nick. J. took part in the Kidney • Pie Contest cle began to slide on the snow-covered Eggleston wanted to donate directly Paired Donation program to help get his wife a kidney. * Jr. Colorguard OLD FASHIONED PIE CONTEST road and crossed the centerline striking to his wife, their blood chemistries THREE DIVISIONS Whitmire’s vehicle head on. were not compatible. Kidney doctors needed dialysis since her kidney func- a kidney replaced, they have a kidney 1) Fruit Pies 2) Cream & Custard Pies 3) Special/All Other told the Egglestons about the Kidney Entry Fee $10 Both lanes of traffic were blocked tion was down to just 15% people.” added. The original kidneys usually Must enter 2 pies - one for Judges & one for Auction by Whitmire’s vehicle. Prince’s vehicle Paired Donation (KPD) Program. KPD Doctors have said the Egglestons still have some functionality, and there Pies must arrive by 4:30 on Feb. 3 at the NHS gym. traveled off the west side of the road- increases the number of living donors will leave the hospital next week to is less opportunity for complications if A Supreme Overall Champion Pie will be chosen ! way. by matching incompatible pairs like recuperate. Cathie will need six weeks no kidney is removed, Like more recip- Winners in each division receive prizes & cash awards the Egglestons with opposite incom- and opportunity to parade you pie to kick off the auction! Travis Goodman, 39, of Winston, to get back to full strength. J. will need ients, Cathie now has three kidneys. was traveling with Whitmire and patible pairs so the two pairs can share three weeks, and hopes to return to the A few recipients who have their new Come support some of your favorite musicians i a fun night received moderate injuries. The NTA kidneys. Donor A gives the recipient capitol in Jefferson City to resume the kidney wear out sometimes get another of entertainment, music, and food. All proceeds go to benefit Ambulance took him to the Harrison B, and donor B gives to recipient A. 2018 legislative session the first week transplant late in life and so have four the hard working students McATEE's MAYTAGCounty copy 3.e$S_McATEE'sCommunity Hospital MAYTAG white 12/21/17 Only about 9:46 A500M Pagetransplants 23 each year of February. Until then, he plans to kidneys. Whitmire received minor injuries and in the U.S. are traded pairs coordinated listen to the floor debate over the Inter- Another interesting fact is that for was also transported to the Hospital by through the KPD program. The Eggle- net, and engage with his colleagues and the three-way kidney trade like the Everybody the NTA Ambulance. stons’ experience was even more rare staff via email and phone. Egglestons to take place, six different reads the . . . . Trooper Q.R. McConkey investigate in that it was a three-way trade. Each year, about 18,000 people patients and six different surgical teams the accident and was assisted by the “We are not allowed to know the receive a kidney transplant in the U.S., in three different hospitals across the Harrison County sheriff’s department. names of the other patients involved,” with 12,000 of those receiving from a country had to coordinate the surgeries Cathie Eggleston said. “All six par- deceased donor who elected to be an to occur at the same time. The donors Stay connected ticipants have a right to privacy. But I organ donor on their driver’s license. went into surgery and had their kidneys this would like to meet them someday so The other 6,000 receive from a friend removed at about 5 a.m. central time. I can thank them for saving my life.” donating one of their live kidneys to The kidneys were then packed in ice Participants can only learn the names save the life of their loved one. Living and flown to the destination hospitals with of the other donors and recipients if all donation kidneys tend to have fewer and implanted in the recipients at about of them agree to share their identities. HIGH SPEED rejections and last longer than deceased- 2 p.m. the same day. If anyone involved “Because of some mail we received donation kidneys. Sadly, about 100,000 had gotten the flu, if there was inclem- BROADBAND during the testing process, we believe people are on the waiting list for a new ent weather that might have impeded INTERNET one of the pairs is in Michigan, but we kidney. Many of them are on kidney the air travel of a kidney, or if a donor don’t know who they are or where the Prices starting at dialysis, which will prolong their life had gotten cold feet and backed out other pair lives,” Cathie said. about five years, but eventually most at the last minute, all of the surgeries Bethany $20.95/mo. “I am glad I was healthy enough to will succumb to the disease if they do would have been cancelled. SPEEDS AVAILABLE: donate a kidney to help Cathie,” said not receive a transplant. The KPD pro- Cathie can be reached at www. 1, 3, 6, 15 & 25 Mbps Rep. Eggleston. “And it’s even more gram gives new opportunities for more faceboo.com/1500248490052325. J. Republican-Clipper *Call for details & availability special knowing my donation helped living donors, saving more lives from can be reached at www.facebook.com/ in your area! two other people in need as well. I am kidney disease. JEgglestonSteRep. 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