THE AREA’S ONLY LOCALLY-OWNED & OPERATED NEWSPAPER | EST. OCTOBER 1, 1996 HE EOPLE S RIBUNE TNEWS FOR PIKEP, EASTERN AUDRAIN’& NORTHERNT LINCOLN COUNTIES FREE Published Every Tuesday • Vol. 26 - No. 15 • Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2020 • Online at www.thepeoplestribune.com Two Wanted On Stealing, Assault

Michael Clark James Merlenbach Pictured is the Pike County Sheriff’s Department vehicle that was hit head on by walnut tree thieves on Thursday, Jan. 28. Pike County Sheriff Stephen lowed eventually losing sight of the Winfield Lane. A ground search led Korte reports on Thursday, Jan. 28 vehicle. A few minutes later another by the Lincoln Sheriff’s Office and at approximately 9:44 p.m., Pike deputy traveling south on Highway assisted by the Pike County Sheriff’s Pike County Ties To County deputies responded to rural 79 encountered the truck north Office, the Missouri State Highway Clarksville for a theft in progress. bound on 79 with no lights on trav- Patrol and Elsberry Police did not Two deputies plus a working dog eling at over 120 miles per hour. The locate the suspects. BBC but got hurt in 2018. It shut me down TheY RICE Big HANDLE GameR On Sunday in a single vehicle located a 2019 deputy pursued the suspect vehicle On Friday, Jan. 29 both Callaway STAFF WRITER from playing.” white Ram pickup on private prop- eventually loosing the truck in a and Merlenbach were charged by While many readers will be cheer- The injury Michael spoke of erty. The occupants were engaged in field off of Pike 245. Pike County Prosecutor Alex Ellison ing for the Chiefs and Mahomes this turned out to be a more severe illness the theft of walnut trees in a historic The original deputies relocated with the following: two counts of weekend during the big game, a few that ended his sports career with the cemetery. The deputies activated the vehicle again on Highway 79 as class A felony of first-degree assault might find themselves rooting for Mustangs. He’s currently battling a their emergency equipment to detain it was headed south. The vehicle with special victim, class E felony of Tampa Bay for reasons you might brain tumor. the truck. The truck attempted to was again traveling in excess of 120 leaving the scene of a motor vehicle not expect. “It changed everything,” Mike ram the patrol vehicle, deputies fol- miles per hour. Deputies followed accident, class E felony of resisting Tristan Wirfs, the rookie offensive said. “I’m taking a bunch of different the truck onto Hwy. N the to Pike arrest/fleeing, two counts of armed tackle for the Buccaneers. pills each day.” According to Mike, 234. On Pike 234 the truck spun criminal action, class D and E prop- Although Tristan didn’t grow up he had the tumor removed once, but around then rammed the patrol vehi- erty damages, class D felony of in Pike County or Missouri, he has they returned. cle head on. The truck then headed stealing, and misdemeanor charges relatives in the area through his fa- Illness hasn’t stopped Mike from across a field towards a tree line. for trespassing, careless and impu- ther, Michael Clark, originally from being a proud father. He talked about The deputies then tried to head off dent driving involving an accident Bowling Green. his son’s accomplishments in high the truck. Deputies were able to get and exceeding the posted speed The People’s Tribune caught up school through college and now in close enough to positively identify limit. Bond for both were set at with Michael over the weekend to the NFL. Specifically, how Tom the driver as Jesse Callaway, 45, of $1,000,000 cash only by Judge find out a little more about Tristan’s Brady and the Buccaneers gave up Troy, and passenger James Merlen- Milan Berry. connection to Pike County and how draft picks to acquire Tristan. bach, 53 of O’Fallon. Do to damage One of the deputies in the patrol it felt to be the father of the Buc’s Micheal doesn’t take any credit to the patrol vehicle the deputies vehicle that was struck was treated first round pick and 13th overall pick. for Tristan’s sports career. Instead, were no longer able follow. for minor injuries at Pike County “I’m a proud father,” Michael said he’s quick to give credit to Tristan’s A short time later the truck was Memorial Hospital. As of this re- before sending pictures with him mother, Sara Wirfs, for helping push located by a Missouri State High- lease both Callaway and Merlen- wearing his son’s jersey. “I’m super, their son towards those achieve- way Patrol Trooper near Elsberry. bach were not in custody and may super happy.” ments. The trooper attempted to stop the ve- have fled the state. He’s not the only one excited. “She’s the one who helped him,” hicle eventually loosing sight of the All persons charged with a crime Family and friends from the home- Mike said. “He might have followed truck. The truck was located a presumed innocent until found town and current city started reach- my footsteps to want to play ball, but wrecked on Brownsmill Road near guilty by trail or guilty plea. ing out to him up on Facebook after his mom took him to a higher level Jesse Callaway the Buccaneers won the conference than I could.” championship. Although Michael claims not to Michael grew up in Bowling have influenced his career path, Tris- Jameson Rodgers is 2021 Pike County Fair Headliner Green and has a large family still in tan may have inherited his humble singer-songwriter Jame- player who was a scholarship athlete the area. Despite his hometown roots, mentality. son Rodgers, explaining at Northwest Mississippi Commu- he relocated in 1992 along with some In various interviews, Tristan dis- the strange, mystical nity College. Raised in the midst of friends to pursue a future in Iowa. plays a similar and friendly, down-to- process by which new country's '90s commercial heyday – He’s lived there ever since, but said earth manner well known in the tunes are brought into his first concert was Garth Brooks at he still visits family in Bowling Midwest. the world and find their the Pyramid in Memphis – Rodgers Green. It’s especially surprising when intended performer. always had an inkling that he might Like his son, Michael enjoyed considering his size. Tristan entered It's the same kind of end up living in Music City, he just sports and even had a stint as a semi- the NFL as a 6’5” 320-lb offensive self-assurance the soft- didn't know how or when. pro football player in Cedar Rapids tackle. But it was his athleticism spoken Rodgers displays "I can remember in high school I until 2018. along with his size that led to the on his second independ- would tell people – this was before “I played for the Midwest Mus- draft pick for Tom Brady’s protec- ently released EP. Pro- I played guitar or anything – I would tangs,” he told the Tribune. “I played tion. duced by Mickey Jack just be like, 'Yeah, I'm gonna move for four years as a middle linebacker See GAME on page 5 Cones (Dustin Lynch, to Nashville one day,'" he recalls. Joe Nichols) and Chris And so he did, departing Missis- Farren, the five-song sippi with one of his college buddies collection showcases to see if he could make it in Music Lamberson Arrested In Vandalia him as both a talented City. Through the countless open writer and interpreter, mic nights and lean years that in- For Controlled Substance merging the electrified evitably followed, Rodgers was able imately 295 grams of THC infused rock he heard on the to develop the songwriting voice edibles were located and seized. baseball diamond with that would eventually earn his first Subsequently, Lawrence E. Lamber- the thoughtful lyricism publishing deal with Combustion son, 46, of Fayette was arrested for of country. Music. felony possession of a controlled Well before he was "I went into songwriting boot substance. singing for his supper, camp," he says. "That's all I did. I Lamberson was transported to the The Pike County Fairboard has the Batesville, Mississippi native hardly played any shows or any- Audrain County Jail, booked/pro- announcer the 2021 headline enter- was an accomplished baseball cessed, and later released with a tainer as Jameson Rodgers on Satur- See FAIR on page 6 summons for a court appearance. day, July 31 at 9 p.m. All suspects are presumed inno- Following is a brief biography of cent until and unless proven guilty Rodgers: in a court of law. "You kind of know if it's your The Audrain County Sheriff's Of- song or not, after you write it," says fice remains committed to working with communities, community part- ners, and other area law enforcement MU Extension agencies to make Audrain County a safe place to work and live. The sup- port of and the input from the com- Council Lawrence E. Lamberson munity is appreciated. On Saturday, Jan. 23 at approxi- Citizens are reminded crime tips Announces mately 7:32 p.m., an Audrain may be provided anonymously by County Sheriff’s deputy conducted calling CRIMESTOPPERS at (800) an investigation in the 2200 block of 392-TIPS or (800) 392-8477 and/or Election Results Highway 54 in Vandalia. online at https://www.audrainsher- The University of Missouri Ex- During the investigation, approx- iff.com/report-a-crime tension-Pike County Council final- ized its annual election at its This service of listing all obituaries in today’s paper, for any monthly meeting Monday, Jan. 25, funeral home, is sponsored by McCoy & Blossom Funeral Homes 2021. Candidates elected were: Marion Branstetter – District I Roger Colbert – District I OBITUARIES Scott Jackson – District I Allen Ernest Seeger, 93, Silex Kaleb Nunan – District I LeeAnn Ellis – District I In Robert D. Raab, 86, Silex Pam Todd-Watts – District I Patricia Anderson, 80, Silex THIS LIST SPONSORED BY: Susan Lagemann – District III Rising To The Occasion Loving Lucretia Steinhage – District III Todd Robitsch of Dickerson Park Zoo in Springfield offers audiences a view of Jimmy D. Karasz, 65, "The council thanks all of the 32-year-old Phoenix during the annual Eagle Days celebration in Clarksville. The Memory McCoy & candidates that ran on the ballot and majestic female bird weighs more than 13 pounds. Another eagle, a male named Waxahachie, Texas the citizens that voted in the elec- Truman, also was featured. Despite dreary weather, crowds flocked to The Apple tion," said Bill Allen, University of Shed along Highway 79 for eagle programs and vendor booths. The two-day event Pearl Lillian Harrell, 96, Elsberry Missouri - Pike County Extension Jan. 30 and 31 was sponsored by the Clarksville Community Chamber of Com- Blossom Council vice chairman. merce. Donna Mueller of Dickerson Park Zoo said the outlook for eagles in the wild Nina Mae Peden, 89, Bowling Green Funeral Homes & Crematory The new members will be offi- remains good, with more than 500 nests in Missouri – more than the total for the Mary Eloise Nelson, 78, Vandalia cially inducted on the council at the entire nation in the 1960s. Bald eagles nest during the winter in Clarksville and other 573-213-5110 next meeting scheduled for Monday, Mississippi River communities because they can fish in open waters near locks and Delores A. Love, 78, Harrison, Ark. Feb. 22. They will begin their two dams. 701 N. Bus. 61 year term of service in March. Submitted photo by Brent Engle Gilbert Allen Reed, 73, Warrenton Bowling Green THE PEOPLE’S TRIBUNE Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021 • Page 2 Community News Promotions Announced At GROWMARK Clopton Jr./High Schools CommunityThe board of directors of State Commu- Bank Of Missouri Announces Ag nity State Bank of Missouri has an- nounced multiple promotions to it’s HonorSEVENTH RollGRADE Announced10TH GRADE staff. Those promoted include Scholarship HONOR ROLL: Ava Bankhead, HONOR ROLL: Madison Akers, Makinley Carr, Teagan Craig, Madelyn Brune, Liberty Elliott, Joseph Dillon, Mick Evans, Tylie Stephen Henderson, Jason Hoehn, ProgramThe GROWMARK Foundation Gronek, Campbell Lindsay, Carlyn Andrew Jolly, Tyler Kuntz, Levi is once again offering a $1,500 Lockard, Gracey MacLaughlin, Lair, Faith Myers, Beth Reading, scholarship program for students in Katie McGuire, Avenley Mitchell, Holden Straube, Shelby Williamson, the United States and Ontario, Finn O’Brien, Tucker Salmons, So- Shana Yates. Canada, pursing two- or four-year phie Simmons, Tinleigh Spoonster, HONORABLE MENTION: degrees or trade school certification Isaiah Tate, Katherine Truetken, Thomas Bazan, Hunter Burt, in an agriculture-related field. Kyle West. William Butler, Calob Caplin, Lily “As our business has grown and HONORABLE MENTION: Crosson, Hillary Harrison, Derek evolved, we saw a need to provide a Krista Adam, Aiyana Ferguson, Illy, Arcada McCulley, Grace scholarship to students throughout Abby Jennings, Addyson Johnson, Palmer, Emily Zumwalt the United States and Ontario, in ad- Adam Matheny, James Matheny, 11TH GRADE dition to the scholarship programs Serenity Robinson, Ava Rogers, HONOR ROLL: Landon Black- already established in our core geog- Kaden Wilson. well, Logan Dalrymple, Abigail EIGHTH GRADE Daskalakis, Errett Fitchett, Dylan Brittany Henke raphy,” said Amy Bradford, GROW- MARK corporate communications HONOR ROLL: Michael Horstmeier, Cole Hunter, Kylie Brittany Henke has been promoted manager and GROWMARK Foun- Alexander, Bailey Baker, Lauren Lucas, Lucas Martin, Deacon to assistant branch manager. dation manager. “GROWMARK Blackwell, Peter Daskalakis, Kain Mitchell, Emily Oakes, Jack Brittany graduated from Bowling Eivins, Joshua Harvey, Austin Jolly, O’Brien, Brayden Skirvin, Kendall Michelle Wiese and the FS member cooperatives are Green High School and attended col- strong supporters of youth leader- Rileigh Kuntz, Whitney Lindsay, Smith, Mason Street, Ethan Michelle Wiese promoted to assis- lege at Moberly Area Community ship education and this is one more Ashton Oakes, Ray Reading, Jaden Truetken, Macy Weitkamp. tant vice president. College and St. Charles Community way we can contribute to the future Williamson. HONORABLE MENTION: Michelle has worked in the bank- College. She began her career with of agriculture.” HONORABLE MENTION: William Clark, Lauren Denslow, ing industry for 26 years. She began Community State Bank in April 2015. Applicants must complete an on- Joseph Gibson, Danica Graham, Paul Elliott, Harley Hays, Matthew her career in banking in 1995 and has Brittany has worked as a bookkeeper, line application which includes aca- Kylee Hill, Brooke Jarrett, Jordan Heppermann, Kaden Sutton, Scotty worked in many areas of the bank. teller, new accounts representative, in- demic information, community Jennewein, Gavin Looman, Zane Turner. Michelle is the branch manager of the ternal bookkeeping, student employee service and leadership activities, and Smith, Abby Tadlock, Colten Weber, Troy location. supervisor, assistant cashier, and now essay questions regarding agricul- Megan Wikoff. 12TH GRADE Michelle currently serves on the assistant branch manager. ture and cooperatives. Applications NINTH GRADE HONOR ROLL: Taylor Akers, Troy Rotary Club and has held posi- Brittany and husband, Bill reside in will be judged by a panel of HONOR ROLL: Jeaneya Bazan, Ellie Beauchamp, Luke Dameron, tion of treasurer in a former Rotary Bowling Green and have two chil- agribusiness professionals. John Cooke, Chloiee Cummings, Zakk Eivins, Mary Margaret Garrett, Club. dren, Harper and Will. High school seniors or students at Mia Dameron, Victoria Eggemeyer, Justin Griego, Avery Hall, Logan She and husband, Jason reside in any level of higher education may Gabriella Gittemeier, Chase Hall, Hall, Daniel Harvey, Laura Huck- Wright City and have two children, complete the application, which can Jasmine Hammett, Brooklyn step, Justin Jennewein, Evan Lage- Sierra and Dominick. be found at Kaimann, Nicholas Myers, Brayden mann, Kari Leake, Caragan https://www.growmark.com/about- Noah, Nevaeh Ricks, Braya Smith, Lockard, Jacob Martin, Brooklynn us/corporate-commitments Marlee Turner. McKenney, Chloe Meier, Matthew Applications are due by midnight HONORABLE MENTION: Es- Phelps, Megan Richards, Abigail Central Time on April 15, 2021 and telle Clark, Nicholas Denslow, Clay- Skirvin, Carly Tucker, Riley Walker, recipients will be notified by July 1, ton Eddy, Cash Eivins, Austin Mattilynn West. 2021. Enloe, Gabriel Fitchett, Kaysea HONORABLE MENTION: Foulon, Dalton Jobe, Chaz Lindsay, Alyssa Danback, Neal Nothaker, Stacia Talbert. Camilla Sterne, Clayton Walraven. Westminster College Dean’s List Announced Westminster College is proud to Bridgette Reuther announce those students named to the fall 2020 dean's list for exem- Bridgette Reuther has been pro- plary academic performance. moted to vice president. Nancy Cox The list includes 39 freshmen, 30 Bridgette joined Community State sophomores, 43 juniors, and 109 Nancy Cox will be relocating to the Bank of Missouri in June 2011 work- seniors. Those honored include the Town Center Branch in Bowling ing in the loan department as the home following: Green. Serving as vice president she loan processor. In 2019 she moved to Area students named to the list the Town Center location as assistant Text will be taking on the new role of lend- include: Andrew Sprengel, Foley, Or Call ing officer and will assist in the daily vice president/assistant branch man- senior; and Alison Rodgers, operations of the branch. ager and loan officer. Her new role Wellsville, senior. Nancy has been employed with will bring her back to the downtown The dean's list recognizes West- Community State Bank of Missouri location as vice president of retail and minster students who have shown since March 1989. She began her human resources. high academic performance during 573-324-2313 Bridgette is an active member of •Termite Treatment - Pre/Post Construction banking career as a bookkeeper, the past semester. To be included on •Pest Control - Spiders - Roaches - Ants - Fleas - Mice trained as a proof operator, teller, loan the Bowling Green Rotary Club and the dean's list, a student must have support and vice president. serves as club treasurer. She and her a 3.60 semester grade point average •Stinging Insects •Bed Bugs Heat Treatment Nancy graduated from Bowling family are also members of the Oak with at least 12 hours completed Free Inspections www.midwestpestpros.com Green High School in 1979 and at- Grove United Methodist Church in that semester. [email protected] tended Northwest Missouri State Uni- Eolia. No Contracts Like Us On Facebook/Midwest Pest Pro versity. She and husband, Jamie have Bridgette and husband, Patrick been married for 39 years and have have been married for nine years and Correction lived in the St Clement area most of reside in Eolia. They have three chil- The name of Karen Arico was in- their lives. dren, Andrew, Aubrey, and Asa. correct in last week’s cutline of the HUNTING They have three sons, Justin, Brice, Boland Chevrolet ribbon-cutting Accepting most ceremony. and Ryan. Justin and wife, Abby cur- credit cards rently reside in Lake St Louis with The People’s Tribune regrets the BOOTS their children, Miller and Lucy. Brice error. resides in Kent, Ohio, and Ryan and wife, Ashley reside in Bowling Green. They are expecting their first child in May. HE She currently serves as vice presi- T dent for the St. Clement Ladies Sodal- ity and is a member of the St Clement Parish Council. PEOPLE’S

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Genetically-ModifiedIn 2016, the World Health Organ- sistance, Mosquitoes so we are simply Keytrying to Totory Stopping compliance to seeSpead if this can be From The Mayor’s Desk... ization called the Zika virus epi- expand the toolbox and provide a a solution out in the field down the Your Bowling Green ect of renting to a small busi- demic a “public health emergency of solution by genetically modifying road, and who knows when another mayor has a request for ness possibility with a short international concern” due to the the mosquitoes to become Zika-re- Zika outbreak might happen in the help. It was a plan to term lease is a way to see if virus causing birth defects for preg- sistant while keeping them alive at future, which is why this research is have started last summer your business can succeed nant women in addition to neurolog- the same time.” so important.” but COVID-19 got in the without making a long-term ical problems. Since then, Franz’ research is designed to way of beautifying our commitment. Ally’s Custom researchers have wrestled with dif- help prevent another outbreak of “The Antiviral Small-Interfering neighborhoods, lakes, has renewed her short term ferent strategies for controlling the Zika virus disease from occurring. RNA Pathway Induces Zika Virus and parks. Now, however, lease and looks forward to spread of Zika virus, which gets “If you can ever find a way to Resistance in Transgenic Aedes ae- the city needs your help continued service to cus- transmitted to humans from female block the transmission of a pathogen gypti” was recently published in with fallen and broken tomize and personalize your mosquito bites. that negatively affects humans, that Viruses. Co-authors on the study are branches throughout the clothing. It has been an inno- One approach, which was ap- is good news,” Franz said. “We have Adeline E. Williams, Irma Sanchez- proved by the Environmental Pro- shown this is a viable option for ge- Vargas, William R. Reid, Jingyi Lin town. Alliance has some vative concept introduced tection Agency in May, will release netically modifying mosquitos in a and Ken E. Olson. The study was machinery that is in need into our historic city square IM RICO AYOR more than 750 million genetically lab setting. There would need to be funded by the National Institutes of of repair at this time and J A , M businesses. CITY OF BOWLING GREEN modified mosquitos into the Florida thorough discussions about regula- Health. could use some assis- The Locust and North Keys in 2021 and 2022. These "sui- tance in bringing these broken and Main Cross streets project continues to- cide mosquitos" are genetically-al- fallen branches to the curbs of our ward completion which will end with a tered to produce offspring that die streets. new surfaced street as well as under- before emerging into adults and I’m calling on church men’s and/or ground utilities. The projected date re- therefore cannot bite humans and women’s ministry teams, Youth groups, mains in the spring of this year. I would spread disease. neighborhood groups or individuals that like to pursue concrete streets or small However, wiping out future gen- will help bring branches to curbs. If you segments of streets depending on af- erations of mosquitoes may cause or your friends could just do your block fordability. The four-way roundabout environmental complications, such and clean up front and back yards of continues to be in the planning phase as potentially disrupting food tree limbs, it would help out of city and and the city desires to continue to im- chains. A new research study at the Alliance so very much. I would like to prove our streets and sidewalks. The University of Missouri offers an- carry on this concept as the weather be- Visitor’s Bureau and Center continues other option: genetically modifying comes nicer where once a month a to attract and I encourage you to check mosquitoes to be resistant to Zika group, church, neighborhood , youth out this beautiful addition to our commu- virus altogether. groups, businesses, and Bowling nity. They promote our special sites and Alexander Franz, an associate Green non-profit organizations would points of interest but they also display professor in the MU College of Vet- erinary Medicine, collaborated with “Adopt” a block or area to clean up and business pamphlets. researchers at Colorado State Uni- beautify. With permission of the owner Thanks to Diane Ward for recruiting versity by using CRISPR gene-edit- Hart Care Chiropractic of course, I would like to see groups several local citizens for a Bowling ing technology to produce help widows, the elderly, our senior mil- Green volunteers organization! She mosquitoes that are unable to repli- L. Shane Hart D.C. itary veterans, and disabled, to build meets electronically with interested cate Zika virus and therefore cannot Got pain? Serving the region ramps, steps, railings or structures that people from several age groups. They infect a human through biting. Digestive problems? would make their housing safer, more have discussed many potential projects “We genetically manipulated for 32 years easily accessible, and more attractive. for Bowling Green. If you are interested these mosquitoes by inserting an ar- No Energy? Many Bowling Green business li- in volunteering for neighborhood and tificial gene into their genome that censes have been issued since I have community projects, please call me at triggers one of the immune path- Being healthy and staying healthy last recognized latest ventures. Some city hall or email me at jarico@bowling- ways in the midgut to recognize and date back to the end of summer but I green-mo.gov. destroy the RNA genome of Zika is really QUITE SIMPLE! would like to recognize: Hauling with a The Bowling Green Park Board has virus,” Franz said. “By developing Call today - 573-324-2225 Heart which is a transportation service recommended and the board of alder- these mosquitoes that are resistant to located at 25 North Main Cross Street; men and women have approved the the virus, the disease cycle is inter- 300 W. Main Ink Therapy and Body Piercing at 33 running of more electricity through the rupted so transmission to humans Bowling Green North Main Cross; Doug McPeak Gen- big city park and lighting the marquis/ can no longer take place.” eral Construction in Bowling Green; sign at Adams and Court streets. Three Franz added that the genetic mod- Emerald Palace for retail sales at 911 point lines will be painted on the basket- ification is inheritable, so future gen- and 913 West Champ Clark Drive; ball courts and the sign for the Barb Al- erations of the altered mosquitoes would be resistant to Zika virus as Urban Tails pet grooming; and Full lison Playground has been ordered well. Force Auto and Welding on Business from Deter’s. The park board also rec- 61. Two Scoops Ice cream has a new ommended taking advantage of the “We are interested in strategies owner, a new stationary location, with $15,000 grant from Dr. Pepper –Ka- for controlling insect vectors like new hours, a new menu, and new Boom. They have also discussed activ- mosquitoes that transmit various prices. Be looking for more information ities for the spring, summer, and fall viruses affecting human health,” as the Spring rolls in. We’re glad you‘re depending on the corona virus status Franz said. “Public health experts in our fine community! The Down Town and health department recommenda- suggest having a toolbox with differ- Revitalization Committee’s chalet proj- tions. ent approaches available to tackle a Join Us For virus such as Zika, and unfortu- nately right now there are limited options. There is no vaccine for the CASTEELS Zika virus available and spraying in- Valentine’s secticides has become ineffective Saturday, Feb. 13 since the mosquitoes can develop re- In-home decorating service Dinner Served 5 p.m.-? window treatments - wallpaper - paint gifts - bridal registry - church supplies Calvin’s 110 W. Adams - Pittsfield, Ill. 217-285-4488 Restaurant 105 N Main St. - Eolia 485-2005

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Once he re- Saturday at the funeral home. lynn McCollough and husband, Eric tired, Robert enjoyed watching west- She was born near Moscow Mills of Columbia, Layle Ledbetter of ern movies and spending time with to Julius Conrad and Lillian Miller Kansas City, Lydia Ledbetter of Day- his children, grandchildren, great- Braungardt. Pearl grew up on the ton, Ohio, Lexi Ledbetter of Colum- grandchildren, other family and family farm, attended school at Owen bus, Ohio; eight great-grandchildren, freinds. He will be sadly missed and Station, and graduated from Drake Luebrecht of Columbia, Max long remembered by all those who Buchanan High School. On Jan. 4, and Owen Richardson of Moberly, knew and loved him. 1944, Pearl was united in marriage to Grant and Claire Horstmann of Ash- Robert is survived by four chil- Dulin Richard Harrell at the First land, Jillian, Cooper and Scarlett Price dren, Duane Raab, Dennis Raab and Christian Church in Troy. This union of Columbia. wife, Maru of Union, Terry Raab and was blessed with five children, Linda, She was preceded in death by her wife, Isolina of Mexico, Lynnette Kay, Ray, Neva, and Kevin. The fam- husband, Robert Peden, parents, Buryn of Eolia; grandchildren, Da- ily lived in Moscow Mills and later brothers, James Allen and Edward jaun, Daryl, Dawn, Amanda, Steven, moved to Troy. Bent, and sister, Mary Sue Gilbert. Heidi, and Nadia; sister, Virginia Mc- Pearl worked at the Bank of Troy, Nina grew up in Frankford and Neal, many nieces, nephews, other drove a school bus, worked for Dr. moved to Curryville during high AllenAllen Ernest Ernest Seeger, Seeger 93, of Silex relatives and friends. Joseph Creech, and later supported school. Upon graduation she moved DeloresDelores A. Love,A. Love 78, of Harrison, died Monday, Jan. 25, 2021 at his He was preceded in death by his and worked with her husband in The to Hannibal and worked at Levering home in Silex. Ark., died Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021, parents, grandson, Michael Raab and Dulin Harrell Lumber Yard, which Hospital. She later married Robert at North Arkansas Regional Medical Memorial services were Thursday his ex-wife, Peggy Raab. began in Hawk Point on May 7, 1977. and moved to Bowling Green. She at 1 p.m., at the Silex Presbyterian Center in Harrison, Ark. Memorials may be made to the They continued their business there worked for many years as the secre- Due to COVID-19 a small family Church. The Rev. Lew Kimmel offi- Smile Train (for children with cleft and expanded in 1984 when they pur- tary of the junior high school. ciated. Burial was in St. Alphonsus funeral service will be held at 10 a.m., palates), c/o the funeral home. chased the lumber yard in Troy. They Nina loved doing many things. Friday, Feb. 5 at Waters Funeral Cemetery in Millwood. Family and friends may sign the operated both locations until 2001, She enjoyed china and tole painting, Visitation was from 10 a.m.-12:30 Home in Vandalia. Pastor Bob Hoehn online guest book @www.mccoy- when the business was sold to Hack- gardening, flowers, crafting, quilting, will officiate. Burial will be in Van- p.m., Thursday at Bibb-Veach Funeral blossomfh.com. man Lumber Co. and she was an accomplished seam- Home in Silex. dalia Cemetery following the service. Throughout her life, Pearl had a stress. She loved visiting her grand- Per CDC guidelines, masks and social He was born April 4, 1927 to wonderful sense of humor and a feisty children and vacationing with family Ernest Chris and Evelyn Katherine distancing will be required. faith that met and conquered many and friends. Delores was born April 10, 1942, Hackmann Seeger in Ladue. He was Patricia ‘Pat’ challenges as she raised her family, Nina was very active in the First united in marriage to Mary Ellen in Vandalia, the daughter of Marvel worked, and served others. She was Presbyterian Church. She served as a and Fern Stotler Branstetter. Queathem on Aug. 29, 1948 at St. AndersonPatricia "Pat" Anderson, 80, of very giving of herself to family, Deacon and an Elder, was a member John’s United Church of Christ in Survivors include her son, Greg Silex, formerly of St. Louis died at friends, and many worthy causes. of the women’s circle, women’s bible Love and wife, Ann of High Ridge; Chesterfield. They were married for Silex Community Care on Saturday, The door of her home was always study, and the Superintendent for 71 years before Mary Ellen preceded sister, Martha Wells of Mexico; Jan. 23, 2021. open to welcome family and friends, many years. She volunteered for grandchildren, Jessica Love Rudd, him in death on Sept. 12, 2019. Mary A Zoom memorial service will be who will remember her warm hospi- many years at the Genealogy Society. Ellen was the love of his life. Garrett Love, Brandon Love, Cassidy held at a later date. tality and wonderful meals served She was also a big supporter for the Love, Ashley Love Muggy, and Allen grew up in Ladue and was a She was born May 24, 1940 in Ver- with love that could turn ordinary Relay for Life as a breast cancer sur- farmer his entire life and loved Inter- Austin Love; and great-grandchil- sailles to Roy and Helen Meacham events into unforgettable celebrations. vivor for 25 years. dren, Henry Rudd and Mila Muggy. national Harvester equipment. He Anderson. Pat attended the local Pearl was a dedicated member of Pallbearers were Zach Richardson, loved quarter horses and they were an She was preceded in death by her schools, along with her siblings. She Troy Chapter No.405, Order of the Daniel Horstmann, James Price, Gar- father and mother, Marvel and Fern important part of his life. As a young had been a long-term resident at Silex Eastern Star for 77 years, and she reth Cooksey, Adam Gilbert, Stephen man he broke horses and would ride Branstetter of Vandalia, older brother, Community Care and made many served in many positions until her Foutes and Drake Luebrecht. Hon- Bill Branstetter of Vandalia and her the trails between the St. Louis Coun- friends with residents and staff. health declined and prevented her orary pallbearers were Keith Wescott, try Clubs which included Deer Creek son, Scott Love of Harrison, Ark. She is survived by her siblings, from being active. In 1998, she Bob Galloway, Charlie Foutes, Grant Delores was a graduate of Van-Far Country Club. He attended Clayton Ella Conner and husband, George of served as Worthy Grand Matron of Horstmann, and Max Richardson. High School and enlisted in the High School. She was married to Jennings and Roy Anderson and wife, the Grand Chapter of MO, Order of Memorials can be made to Bowl- Loren Love from 1961-81, and had United States Navy when he was 17 Valeria; many nieces, nephews, other the Eastern Star. Following that serv- ing Green First Presbyterian Church. years old, serving from February two sons, Greg and Scott. In 1981 she relatives and friends. ice, she served as General Grand relocated to Harrison, Ark., where she 1945-August 1946. Pat was preceded in death by her Chapter Committee member-Vision Upon returning from the military, attended North Arkansas Community parents and siblings, Betty Fayne and Quest 2003-06. College. She was employed as a teller, he began farming. He and Mary Clara Nabors. Surviving are her five children, Ellen started their farming career in then a fund manager at Guaranty Sav- Family and friends may sign the Linda Frank and husband, Robert of ings and Loan. She was a loan officer Troy and then in 1956 he and Mary online guest book @www.mccoy- Clarksville, Kay DeGeorge and hus- Ellen bought their farm in Millwood before becoming branch manager of blossomfh.com. band, Anthony of Pinellas Park, Fla., Superior Federal Bank where she re- where they raised their five daughters. Dr. H. Ray Harrell and wife, Nancy Allen also enjoyed operating a tired in 1997. She also served as pres- of Tucson, Ariz., Neva Rankin and ident of the Main Street Harrison bulldozer to provide for his family. husband, Patrick of Moscow Mills, He loved his family and loved spend- Program, a civic organization for the and Dr. C. Kevin Harrell and wife, betterment of downtown Harrison. ing time with them. He also enjoyed Cheryl of Lake St. Louis. Also sur- the years of riding four wheelers with She was a dog lover who also enjoyed viving are 12 grandchildren: Steve travel, gardening, camping and friends, playing cards, and attending Frank, Erica Walker, Robert Edmis- the many dances in Millwood with spending time with family, especially ton, Brian Edmiston, Angela Garcia- her grandchildren. wonderful friends. He became inter- Ferrer, John Harrell, Katherine ested in model train sets and spent lots Pallbearers will be Garrett Love, Harrell, Heather Dolson, Holly Brandon Love, Austin Love, Darwyn of hours building out his train set. Fitzgibbons, Heidi Rankin, Taylor Allen loved to have fun. Wells, and Rick Wells. Harrell, and Whitney Hughes; 20 Memorial contributions may be He is survived by his five daugh- great-grandchildren; sisters-in-law, ters, Kathy Allen and husband, Nick, made to St. Judes Children's Research Bonnie Sue Braungardt and June Hospital 501 St. Jude Place, Mem- Debbie Angel and husband, Jimmy, Braungardt Burkemper and husband, MaryMary Eloise Eloise Nelson, Nelson 78, of Van- Connie Willer and husband, George, phis, TN, 38105. Kenny; brother-in-law, Percy Wayne dalia died Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021, at Online condolences may be made Carol Mudd and husband, Steve, and Harrell and wife, Sophia; numerous her home. Sharon Mudd and husband, Terry; 14 to the family on Delores memorial nieces and nephews, special friends Funeral services will be held at 6 page at www.watersfuneral.com grandchildren, Rich Allen, Robbyn and care-givers. p.m., Wednesday at Waters Funeral Eggering and husband, Mike, Nick L. Pearl was preceded in death by her Home. Pastor Jamie Franke will offi- Allen and wife, Carrie, Scott Allen JimmyJimmy D. D. Karasz, Karasz 65, of Waxa- parents, Julius and Lillian Braungardt; ciate. and wife, Jamie, Kyle Allen and wife, hachie, Texas died Sunday, Jan. 24, husband, Dulin R. Harrell; great- A visitation celebrating the life of Katie, Nichole and Stephen Mollerus, 2021 at Baylor Scott & White Med- grandsons, Matthew Damian and Mary Eloise Nelson will be held from Kristen Reinhardt and husband, Todd, ical Center, Temple, Texas. Benton Dean Frank-Walker; siblings: 4 p.m., until the time of service Brad Angel, Andrea McDonald and There will be a memorial at a later J.C. Braungardt, Leona Westhoff, Wednesday at the funeral home. husband, Dale, Kim Mustin and hus- date at Dallas-Fort Worth National Miller Braungardt, Jack Braungardt, Cremation arrangements are under band, Russell, Amanda Fisher and Cemetery, Dallas, Texas. and LeRoy Braungardt; sisters-in-law, the direction of the Waters Funeral husband, Brett, Amber Carden and Jimmy was born Nov. 18, 1955 in Francis Braungardt, Betty Braungardt Home. husband, Luke, Michael Mudd and St Louis to Joseph and Jean Standley and Arvilla Niewald; brothers-in-law, Mary was born May 30, 1942, in wife, Jackey, and Jeni Ray and hus- Karasz. He resided most of his Oscar Westhoff and Richard Niewald. Curryville, the daughter of Ernest and band, Justin; 27 great-grandchildren, younger life in Frankford and gradu- Serving as pallbearers were Steve Flossie Blanset Maiden. She was 13 great-great-grandchildren; sister- ated 1974 from Bowling Green High Frank, Robert Edmiston, Brian Ed- united in marriage to Fred W. Nelson in-law, Peggy Queathem; and many School. Then he worked at Storch miston, John Harrell, Nick Dolson on June 17, 1960 in Curryville. Fred nieces, nephews, and cousins. Ford in Vandalia until he joined the and Harry Braungardt. survives her of the home. He was preceded in death by his Air Force 75-81. Jimmy then moved Memorials may be made to: Other survivors included her chil- wife, Mary Ellen Seeger, parents, to Texas and became a truck driver for Shriners Hospital for Children in St. dren, Allen Nelson and wife, Cheryl Ernest and Evelyn Seeger, and two last 40 years. At one time during his Louis or Order of Eastern Star, c/o the of Auxvasse, Russell Nelson and brothers, Glenn E. Seeger and Donald trucking career he was awarded the funeral home. wife, Caroline of Branson, and La- H. Seeger. first 1,000,000 miles safe driving Family and friends are invited to vanna Templeman of Bowling Green; Serving as honorary pallbearers award. sign our on-line guest registry at: two sisters, AJ Hickerson of Floris- GilbertGilbert Allen Allen Reed, Reed 73, of War- were Nick Allen, Jimmy Angel, He married Lynette Kelly on Sept. www.mccoyblossomfh.com. sant, and JoAnn Powers of Okla- George Willer, Steve Mudd, Terry renton died Monday, Jan. 25, 2021, 9, 1999. She survives. He loved his homa; three granddaughters, Megan at his home. Mudd, and Bill Schlote. trucking and also enjoyed spending Admier, Kami Coulter, and Scarlett In lieu of flowers, memorials may Funeral services were Monday at time with his family, his cat, Lulu, Templeman; two great-granddaugh- 1 p.m., also at McCoy-Blossom Fu- be made to the Silex Presbyterian projects around the house and com- ters, Madyson and Leilani. Church. neral Homes & Crematory in Troy, puter games. She was preceded in death by her with full military honors. The Rev. Online condolences may be left at Other survivors include his daugh- parents and three brothers, Albert www.bibbveach.com. Mark Spence officiated. Interment ter, Katie Ramirez and husband, Ben, Maiden, Bennett Maiden and Robert followed in the Eolia City Cemetery. Arlington, Texas; granddaughters, Maiden. Visitation was Monday from 10 Emma and Averi Ramirez, Arlington Mary was a member of First Chris- a.m.-1 p.m., at the funeral home. Texas; a sister, June Willis and hus- tian Church in Vandalia and enjoyed He was born Aug. 18, 1947, in band, David of Vandalia; brothers, quilting, canning, gardening and Elsberry. After attending the local Jerald and Jackie Karasz, Albu- camping. She was a homemaker and schools, Gil went on to graduate querque N.M.; and several nieces and spent a lot of time as a den mother for from Elsberry High School. After nephews. the local boy scouts and girl scouts. graduation Gil enlisted in the United Preceded in death by his parents She often made her children costumes States Army. He proudly served his and one granddaughter, Bella Renae for them to dress up in when they country from 1966-68. In 1967, in Ramirez. were children and loved to make Elsberry, he married Janice Mc- In lieu of flowers please send do- dresses for her grandchildren. Cluskey, and they spent many won- nations to NationalMSSociety.org. During the Christmas holidays derful years together. Mary was often found spending time For over 42 years, Gil served as Nina Mae Peden in the kitchen making candies for the an Iron Worker, Union #396 . He Nina Mae Peden, 89, of Bowling family. Mary loved her children, loved his trade and always gave 100 Green died Friday, Jan. 29, 2021 at grand children and great grand daugh- percent. When he wasn’t working he Cedarhurst of Columbia. ters and will be missed by everyone was spending time with his family Funeral services were Monday at who knew her. and children, Brian and Trisha. Gill noon at the First Presbyterian Church Memorial contributions may be was an excellent provider, father and in Bowling Green with the Rev. Jay made to First Christian Church 205 W RobertRobert D. D.Raab, Raab 86, of Silex, for- husband, and was very loving. In his Ayers officiating. Burial was in Me- Park St., Vandalia, MO, 63382. spare time he enjoyed golfing, fish- merly of Eolia died Sunday, Jan. 24, morial Gardens Cemetery. Online condolences may be made 2021 at Silex Community Care. ing, baseball, and spending time Visitation was at the First Presby- to the family on Mary's memorial with his grandchildren. Sadly, Oct. Funeral services were held Friday terian Church Monday from 10 a.m., page at www.watersfuneral.com . at 2:30 p.m., at McCoy-Blossom Fu- 10, 2009, his beloved wife, Janice until time of service. died. Gil continued on and Sept. 28, neral Homes & Crematory in Troy. Nina was born Nov. 3, 1931 in Fr. Chuck Tichacek officiated. Inter- 2012, he married Dolores Altice. Olney, the daughter of George Lee The happy couple have been to- ment was in Eolia City Cemetery. and Dollie Ruth Foutes Bent. On Visitation was Friday from 11 a.m- gether ever since. He had three spe- April 12, l953 at the Christian Church cial dogs, Rusty, Foxy, and Winston; 2:30 p.m., at the funeral home. in New London she married Robert I. He was born Sept. 16, 1934 in they meant so much to him. Gil was Peden. a compassionate, kind, hard-work- Omaha, Neb., to John Walter and Survivors include their three Elizabeth Catherine Zojic Raab. ing man, and will be remembered daughters, Marcia Sue Tepen and hus- lovingly. Robert enlisted in the U.S. Navy in PearlPearl Lillian Lillian Braungardt Harrell Harrell, band, Bob of Bowling Green, Sherry January 1956 and was honorably dis- He is survived by his wife, Do- 96, of Elsberry, formerly of Troy died Lynn Cooksey and husband, Jim of lores Reed, children, Brian Reed, charged in November 1957. Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021 at Elsberry Moberly, and Laura Mae Ledbetter He and Peggy were married in andwife, Susan, Charles Ansley and Health Care Center. and husband, Jeff of Grove City, wife, Christy, Trisha Patchett and 1957 in Moffett, Calif. They were Funeral service were Saturday at Ohio; eight grandchildren, Angie blessed with four children, Duane, husband, Jamie, Madeline Gragg, noon at McCoy-Blossom Funeral Richardson and husband, Zach of See OBITUARIES on page 5 THE PEOPLE’S TRIBUNE Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021 • Page 5 Community News Gil was preceded in death by his COVID Vaccinations In Audrain, Ralls, Lincoln - Is Pike Next? parents, and first wife, Janice Reed. There is still no definitive word as to Other commentors reported the The only stipulations are that you must OBITUARIES Pallbearers were Jamie Patchett, when Pike County will receive the COVID- process took less than 30 minutes. be a Missouri resident (unless you are a Continued from page 4 Jackson Patchett, Kyle Reed, Daniel 19 vaccine. As of this writing, the clinic at Ralls health care worker working in Missouri) Reed-Jim Hercules, and Jesse Ham. As of this writing, officials with the Pike County is planned for Feb 2 and 3 at the and you must be eligible to receive it and husband, Zafar, and Lisa Baker- Memorial donations may be County Health Department (PCHD) said Arch United Methodist Church in Hanni- under the Missouri Distribution Phase 1A Hercules and husband, Jim Her- made to the Wounded Warriors or they hope to have it by the end of the bal. It will run from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on or 1B tiers 1-2. cules, grandchildren, John, Jesse, the Warrenton V.F.W., c/o McCoy- month. both days or until supplies run out. Also There was some speculation over a Kyle, Daniel, Sydney, Jackson, Blossom Funeral Homes & Crema- “Once we have more information,” keep in mind that no one new being al- similar clinic being held for Pike County on Roshan, Saalik, Jenna and great- tory, Troy, MO 63379. Rhonda Stumbaugh, PCHD’s Administra- lowed to enter after 5 p.m. Feb 9 and 10 in Bowling Green, but the grandchildren, Ava, and Jackson, as Family and friends may sign our tor explained. “We’ll disseminate through No registration is required there, nor do PCHD had no information confirming well as many other relatives and on-line guest register at mccoyblos- all the local media outlets and our social you have to be a Ralls County resident. those dates. friends. som fh.com media to get the word out.” The state decides what areas receive WE’VE MOVED - THE PEOPLE’S TRIBUNE the vaccine and when based on supply and need. The lack of communication at IS NOW LOCATED AT the state level has echoed in neighboring House Fire Damages 25 N. MAIN CROSS counties after they were informed only days prior to hosting vaccination clinics. (2 DOORS DOWN FROM FORMER LOCATION) Two surrounding counties have now held vaccination clinics supported by the BowlingOn Sunday, Jan. 31 at 2:55 Greena.m., Neighboring Home houses did receive Missouri National Guard with another Bowling Green Fire Department heat damage from the fire. One fam- hosting one as this paper hits shelves. (BGFD) was dispatched to a re- ily was displaced by the fire. The Second Missionary Baptist Church Both Audrain and Lincoln Counties ported structure fire in the 1400 residence was a total loss because of Health Departments (ACHD & LCHD) block of West Centennial Street. the fire. BGFD responded with a West Hwy. 54 - Vandalia conducted clinics Friday, Jan. 29 for Firefighters responded to the sta- total of 10 firefighters and three ap- Phase 1B tiers 1 and 2. That tiers encom- tion to obtain apparatus and re- paratus. BGFD was assisted by Buf- pass people aged 65+ and adults with sponded to the scene. The first falo Township Fire Protection high-risk conditions. apparatus arrived on scene 11 min- District, Eolia Community Fire FISH FRY Out of those three, only Lincoln County utes later and found the residence Protection District, Pike County required a pre-registration which helped fully engulfed in flames. Firefighters Memorial Hospital EMS, Bowling 11 a.m.-? them notify recipients and make appoint- Friday, Feb. 5 - were able to attack the fire from the Green Police Department, Pike Serving catfish, fried potatoes, baked beans, cole slaw ments. According to Stumbaugh, the exterior and had the fire controlled County Sheriff’s Department and $10 PCHD will also roll out a pre-registration within 30 minutes of being on scene. Pike County 911. form possibly starting this week. Firefighters remained on scene for Carry-Outs • Delivery Call 594-2146 Regardless of pre-registration or not, several hours performing salvage The cause of the fire was investi- both the Audrain and Lincoln vaccination and overhaul operations to ensure gated by Missouri Division of Fire clinics faced long lines and congested traf- the fire was completely extin- Safety and the exact cause remains fic as people waited their turn to receive guished. undetermined. the free vaccine. tackle during his freshman year. In his junior year, he was selected to GAME the First Team All-Big Ten and WE’VE MOVED named conference lineman of the Continued from front page year. He delayed his senior year to THE Before his NFL and college ca- attend the 2020 NFL draft. reer, Tristan proved his athletic abil- Every step of the way, Michael PEOPLE’S ity not only on the gridiron but also watched and cheered his son on. on the mat and in track and field. 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Units in 3 sizes - 10x20, tic pumping & repair, sewer tial, portable toilet rental, job 2021 10x10, and 8x10. L&S Stor- augering & repair, grease trap sites, special events, auctions. age, 573-248-4563. (tf) pumping and porta potty Brown’s Septic Pumping, 206 PRODUCTION rentals. Butch Menne, 573- Brown Lane, Louisiana, 754- Missouri Smelting Technology Inc. is accepting Em- MODERN MATURITY 384-5536. (tf) 5812. (tf) ployment Applications for Production. BUILDING - Vandalia - Family Current wage scale $17.50/hr. - $22.70/hr. +.40 shift reunion, shower, birthday. Call Apartments For Rent differential. Must be willing to work 12-hour shifts, Art Wiser, 594-3224. Member- One (1) bedroom, 1-2 people days or nights 7-7, plus mandatory overtime. 48 hr./36 ships available. (tf) hr., base shift includes built in overtime. Heavy indus- Rent comes with utilities & cable FOR SALE trial environment. Range, refrigerator, AC, Washer & dryer on site Successful candidates must be HS graduate or FIREWOOD for sale - 573- Maintenance Free equivalent, have strong work ethic and minimum 2 470-1067 or 573-591-2295. INCOME BASED Rent - For qualified applicants (x5-14) years production and/or construction related experi- Credit & Background - Check Required ence combined with ability to operate various types of CARE BEAR collection, Louisiana Housing Association, Inc. industrial equipment. close to 100 pieces. Ask for all 522 Tella Jane Lane Excellent benefit package, including 401(k) profit or part. Details 573-565-3377. sharing and bonus program. Applicants may request 573-754-4434 TDD (x5-14) Employment Application at MOST, INC., during office This institution1-800-735-2966 is an equal opportunity provider hours M-F 8a-5p, 50 Cherry Blossom Way, Troy MO COLLECTION from Burger or submit resume via email to: jobs@smeltingtechnol- King glasses 1994; Looney ogy.com. Tunes cups, 14, new, never opened. 573-565-3377. MOST, INC. is an Equal Opportunity Employer GOOD used tires, passen- ger & light truck, $15 & up. Vandalia Firestone & Appli- ance, 594-6624. METAL - We specialize in new pole buildings and new metal house roofs and all build- ings. Wagler Metals: 21764 Pike 409, Bowling Green. (tf) HYDRAULIC rock clearing rake, $1,500. 636-697-8499. (tf) •State Inspections 3505 Georgia St. Make A Difference In Someone’s Life!! (ALPS Building) JAY HURD Pike County Agency for Developmental Disabilities (PCADD) seeks, caring, positive, and self-motivated •Full Services Louisiana TREE SERVICE individual to help us meet our mission in serving area 485-2332 or persons with Developmental Disabilities. We are cur- [email protected] 573-470-1929 Auto & Diesel Care FREE ESTIMATES - LICENSED - rently hiring for the following position: BONDED - INSURED Jason DeCamp I.S.A. Certified Arborist On Staff New Era Administrator Now accepting most major PCADD offers highly competitive wages and bene- •Tires credit cards fits. Minimum requirements: Bachelor’s degree in a Ask about our Senior, Jennifer related field from an accredited college or university Military & First preferred; relevant years of experience may be sub- Responder Discounts Cunningham We Buy stituted for a bachelor’s degree. Clean background Salvage Cars & screen, pre-employment drug screen and valid MO driver’s license. Applications available Monday-Friday Farm Equipment 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., at 900 Independence Drive, Bowling Will Pick Up Green, MO. Any questions you may contact Pete Breting at 573-324-5493 ext. 105. PCADD operate s its programs and services without regard to race, Ben’s color, or national origin, in accordance with Title VI of Auto Salvage the Civil Rights Act of 1964. EOE. 754-3265 or 754-0508 REQUESTING BIDS VANDALIA CEMETERY ASSOCIATION TOP SOIL The Vandalia Cemetery is accepting bids for the 2021 mowing season. The Vandalia Cemetery is located north of Vandalia FILL DIRT on Route F. Job specifications include: For Sale Weekly mowing Weekly trimming 754-5812 Occasional grass clean-up at office area Mowing company will furnish their own equipment Responsible for repairs if stones are damaged by mowers Mowing season length depends on the weather and ground conditions. Example: April through October Please submit your bid in writing for a weekly mowing and trimming fee For questions, please call 573-594-3704 Deadline for bids is Feb. 15, 2021 Mail bids to: VANDALIA CEMETERY ASSOCIATION 314 NORTH WALNUT VANDALIA, MO 63382 THE PEOPLE’S TRIBUNE Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2020 • Page 8 Community News NOTICE VANDALIA CEMETERY All winter memorials & decorations must be removed from graves by Monday, Feb. 15 Any items not removed by this date will be removed by the Cemetery Association & disposed of

Clopton Lady Hawks Win First The Clopton Lady Hawks brought home first-place honors from the 96th Annual Bowling Green Invitational Tournament on Friday, Jan. 26. Pictured, front row (l-r): Caragan Lockard, Mary Margaret Garrett, Taylor Akes, and Logan Hall. Second row: Navaeh Ricks, Kendall Smith, Jasmine Hammett, Shana Yates, Stacia Talbert, Braya Smith, Madison Akers, Coach Deaven Streed, Assistant Coach Robert Omohundro. Trib photo by Kimberly Chandler

Card Of Thanks During this time of our loss, we were further saddened by the need to restrict contact with our family and friends due to the pandemic. Our mother was blessed by the many friend- ships she shared during her life in this commu- nity. We appreciate each act of kindness shown to us by friends and family at her passing The Family Of Clopton Hawks Get First-Place Honors Doris Scherder The Clopton Hawks were the first place recipient of the the 96th Annual Bowling Green Invitational Tournament in the boy’s division on Saturday, Jan. 27. Pictured, front row (l-r): Evan Lagemann, Riley Walker, Daniel Harvey, Zakk Eivins, and Gabre Janet Shrewsbury Hill. Second row: Coach Tony Francis, Chase Hall, Logan Dalrymple, Tyler Kuntz, Mason Street, Cash Eivins, and Lucas Mar- Elaine Scherder tin. Trib photo by Kimberly Chandler Bruce Scherder Jeff Scherder Keith Scherder & Families

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1809 Marion Dr. Louisiana - Price Reduced! 1 story, ranch-style home. Lo- cated close to school. YMCA, park, and hospital. 3 BR/ 2 BA, 1,170 sq.ft. and one- car garage. Currently working on Improvements. Seller Motivated! List Price: $73,000

511 North 4th St. Louisiana - Price Reduction! Charming home 116 South 16th St. Louisiana - Very has 4- 5 BR/ 2 ½ BA. New laminate charming, 2 story home w/lots of char- flooring, some original hardwood. acter, 3 BR/ 1 ½ Bath has large trim, Rooms are spacious. Nice patio showcasing tall ceilings and hard- and small utility shed. Currently wood floors w/unique original doors. A rented. List Price: $39,900 must see! List Price: $79,000 520 S. Main St. Louisiana - Properly includes 3 lots. Has Mississippi River view. Home has no value. Ground is in the Flood plain. List Price: $30,000 723 North 7th St. Louisiana - Investment Opportunity! 2 Bedrooms (one will need a closet added to count as bedroom), kitchen, Living room and bath. Small porch off of kitchen and large front porch. Also has a 1-car garage with plenty of storage. List Price: $16,000 618 Georgia Street - Louisiana - 573-754-6922 Ashley Jenkins, Broker-Associate 573-795-4038 Carol Crouse, Salesperson 573-219-6840 Alice Charlton, Salesperson 573-470-1218 Jessica Powell, Salesperson - 573-754-0347