Bethany Republican-Clipper The official newspaper of Harrison County, since 1873 Bethany, Missouri 64424 Vol. 91, No. 39 www.bethanyclipper.com October 28, 2020 75 Cents Heavy turnout expected for presidential election Harrison County election of- ficials are expecting a heavy turnout for the General Elec- tion next Tuesday, Nov. 3, based upon record numbers filing ap- plications to vote absentee. The County Clerk’s office re- ported Monday that some 641 persons have applied for absen- Republican-Clipper photos tee ballots for the election. Some Neighborhood rivalry: Two neighbors living on the opposite 291 of those voters have already sides of Coleman Road in the Daily Addition have different opin- cast ballots at the clerk’s office ions about the presidential election. C. F. Rainey, left, supports in the courthouse. Donald Trump and Mike Pence while Curt Fletchall, right, backs The early voting trend reflects Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Both said they have had their signs stolen and had to replace them in recent weeks. concerns about the pandemic and national interest in the presi- dential race between President election day. volve , who is op- Donald Trump and Vice Presi- There also has been a great posed by Democrat Yinka Faleta dent Michael Pence, Republi- deal of interest in the gover- for re-election as secretary of cans, and their Democratic chal- nor’s race between incumbent state, incumbent Republican lengers former Vice President , a Republican, and state treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Democrat who who is opposed by Democrat Harris. currently is serving as state audi- Vicki Lorenz Englund, and in- Harrison County’s six poll- tor. Parson, a former sheriff and cumbent Republican Attorney Republican-Clipper photo ing places will be open from 6 legislator, was appointed gover- General Eric Schmitt who is op- Changes at the clinic: Roger Skroh, right, one of the original board members of the Cainsville Clinic, a.m. to 7 p.m. next Tuesday. The nor following the resignation of posed by Rich Finneran. visits with retiring clinic Director Denise Jennings and incoming Director Troy Henry during a ceremony County Clerk’s office will be Eric Greitens. U.S. Representative Sam honoring Mrs. Jennings’ more than 30-year leadership of the clinic. open special hours from 8 a.m. Republican Lieutenant Gov- Graves, R-Tarkio, will be seek- to noon on Saturday, Oct. 31. ernor will be op- ing his 11th term in the U.S. County Clerk Greta Bottcher posed by Democrat Alissia Ca- House of Representatives. He Cainsville honors clinic founder said an election team will begin nady. counting the absentee ballots on Other statewide elections in- See election on Page 7. Denise Jennings at dedication Cainsville residents and practitioner from nearby Davis Denise and her husband, Shamrocks health officials gathered at the City, Iowa, has been appointed Chuck Jennings, did much of Cainsville City Hall Saturday to fill Mrs. Jennings’ position as the work in getting the clinic morning to honor Denise Jen- the clinic director. ready to open its doors. The accept nings who retired recently after Henry has experience as an clinic building was in pretty bad operating the town’s clinic for EMT in Mount Ayr, Iowa, and shape when the couple began invite to the last 30 years. received his nurse practitioner their renovations. Mrs. Jennings had to curtail degree in 2019 from Bradley She mentioned the support join GRC her nurse practice after develop- University in Peoria, Ill. He said she had from the community in ing health issues in June. he has known Denise for several operating the clinic. The North Harrison school, “I wanted to step back and years, and he and his wife Jen- Addressing her Cainsville one of the mainstays of the take some time off,” Denise told nifer bring their children to the friends, Denise said, “Every- HDC conference since the early the audience who assembled at Cainsville Clinic for regular one here has been wonderful. It 1950s, made the startling an- the City Hall on a chilly morn- checkups. Because of the Henry takes a community to do this. I nouncement last week that it is ing. She also said she has had to family’s friendship with Denise, wouldn’t have been able to do it leaving the HDC for the Grand Submitted photo A Halloween cancer fight: Farmers Bank of Northern Missouri deal with the loss of her parents he was a perfect match to oper- without you.” River Conference. was decorated up to “Scare Away Cancer” for a Halloween decora- during the past year. ate the clinic, Northwest Health Roger Skroh, who came onto In a state- tion contest involving all banks in the Farmers network. Cainsville Mayor Richard Services officials said. the clinic board in the early ment issued Wilson dedicated a white bench Jennifer is a nurse at the Har- 1970s after he came back from on Friday, the in front of City Hall honor- rison County Community Hos- the Vietnam War and helped get Grand River Halloween fun events ing Mrs. Jennings’ service to pital. “I have known Jennifer the clinic started, said, “We had Conference the community. “The council since she was 2 years old when several box suppers and fund- announced wanted to rename Victory Lane I worked for her grandfather at raisers to build the clinic.” that its members had unani- set by area communities in front of the clinic for Denise the Stateline station (north of He pointed out that the Cains- mously approved North Harri- Bethany businesses will he Eagleville will be holding a but we couldn’t do that because Eagleville),” Denise said. ville community faced a crisis son as the newest member of the handing out Halloween treats Trunk or Treat event starting at of 911 addressing,” he said, but “I think Troy will be a good after the retirement of Dr. Wil- conference. The Shamrocks will from 4 to 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31, at two trees will be planted in the person for the people of Cains- lard Ellsworth, who moved compete in the Western Division 30, at the annual Scare on the Wyant Park. The event includes community in her honor. ville,” Denise said. from City to estab- of the GRC starting in the 2021- Square. a chili cookoff at 5 p.m. and a Officials from Northwest Henry will be working under lish his medical practice. Denise 22 school year. The event annually draws costume contest at 6 p.m. The Health Services, which oper- the supervision of a Hamilton, coming to the clinic “answered “The GRC asked if we would hundreds of children. This year, movie Hocus Pocus will be ates the clinic, announced at the Mo., physician as he prepares to consider joining the confer- the Scare on the Square will be shown at 7 p.m. meeting that Troy Henry, a nurse take over the clinic. See clinic on Page 3. ence,” said Dr. Trent Willhite, trimmed back from previous The Haunted Hamptons superintendent of North Harri- years because of health con- New Hampton will be hold- son. The North Harrison Board cerns. ing a Haunted Trail from 7 p.m. of Education voted last Wednes- Children will be invited to to 11 p.m. on Halloween night. day night to join the GRC for all wear their Halloween costumes Tickets are available for $6 sports and activities with the ex- to parade around the square. apiece at the Good Ole Days ception of football, which it will Treats will be handed out indi- store. Those attending will be continue under a cooperative ar- vidually. There will be no con- directed to the haunted trail that rangement with Pattonsburg and tests. starts in downtown New Hamp- Gilman City. The Bethany Chamber of ton. For the kids, there will be a Willhite said his school will Commerce will be the sponsor. Trunk or Treat at the fire station benefit from participating in the Other events around the area: from 5 to 7 p.m. on Halloween Grand River Conference’s band Haunting at Wyant Park night. and music programs including the all-conference band. North Harrison Athletic Di- School districts may get rector Aaron Long said joining the GRC will mean that “we can compete with bigger schools” more CARES Act funds in basketball, baseball, softball Harrison County’s five school ambulance district, county of- districts may benefit from the ficials project that some of the See Shamrocks on Page 4. final distribution of remaining remaining funds may be used to Republican-Clipper photos, CARES Act funds, according to help the Harrison County Com- Phil Conger the county commission. munity Hospital and the health Dog swap: A large crowd District playoff The county currently has department handle the growing gathered on a farm east of $551,769.25 remaining from number of COVID-19 cases in Cainsville for the annual games canceled the total $979,855 it received in the county. Dog and Gun Trade Day. CARES funds to help local ser- In a statement issued last Clinton McLain, bottom District football playoff games vices deal with the costs associ- week, the county commission left, points out one of the involving South Harrison and ated with the pandemic. said the Department of Treasury hunting dogs entered in Pattonsburg have been can- After approving the final set- the show. Tracy McLain celed because of COVID-relat- tlement with the Noel T. Adams See CARES on Page 3. has organized the show ed issues. The Bulldogs were set to host Putnam County and for the past 8 years. The Pattonsburg was scheduled to event included a treeing play St. Joseph LeBlond. Put- contest and roll cage con- nam and LeBlond are both test and an auction. quarantined because of the virus. Page 2 October 28, 2020 Bethany Republican-Clipper We Presidential election draws remember comments from area readers To the editor: conman and notorious grifter. — when... I just read Pat Nichols’ Letter Perhaps the greatest in Ameri- To the Editor: A look back at the and enjoyed the trip down mem- can history and there have been I have been voting in elec- ory lane. “Newman the Shoe- some great ones. He has conned tions since 1964. I cannot re- history of Harrison man”, Marcella Gearhart, Mrs. about a third of the population member any election in which County from the pages Hessemeyer. ... into believing, or at least ac- the contrast between the posi- of the Bethany Some of Bethany’s most im- cepting, whatever nonsense he tions of the Democratic and portant and interesting citizens. spews and has absconded with Republican parties has been Republican-Clipper. I went to school with some of millions in the process. Lies, de- greater. their children. ceit, chaos, corruption, malfea- If you believe that it is appro- 80 Years Ago 60 Years Ago Melody Overton took first I didn’t know anything about sance, incompetence and relent- priate to kill babies in the womb October 30, 1940 October 26, 1960 place in the dramatic interpre- politics back then, but I knew less attacks on the constitution up until the moment of birth, Miss Moneta Logsdon visited The 91st birthday of Mrs. tation division of the Harrison that Dr. and Mrs. Gearhart were and democracy are the hall- and even let them die on the last week in St Joseph with Mr. Emma Lierley of Gilman City County Speech Contest. extremely intelligent people. I marks of this administration. operating table if they are born and Mrs. W. C. Crabtree. was honored with a surprise Construction is scheduled to was fortunate have them mentor To be sure, he has been aided alive, then you should vote for a 75 Years Ago birthday party given by the begin on the new Indian Hills me a little. and abetted by thousands of en- Democrat. If you believe that it October 31, 1945 W.M.U. of the Baptist Church. Convalescent home in Bethany Here is a little story about ablers and sycophants, many of is okay for immigrants to cross Clarence Clarke is making 40 Years Ago in late February or March, ac- Mrs. Gearhart. I did a little yard them elected politicians, as well the border illegally, and then ready to open an electric appli- Oct. 29, 1980 cording to Tom Otke, one of the work for her on Saturday as, numerous political appoin- demand the rights of a citizen ance store wishing the next two President Jimmy Carter is developers of the new 60-bed mornings. Worked three hours tees who put their self-interests even before those that enter our weeks. being opposed by former Cali- nursing home. at 35 cents an hour. She would ahead of what’s best for Ameri- country legally, then you should Scott Thompson, gunners fornia Governor Ronald Reagan Beulah Poynter, who grew in bring me a nice cold Cola. After ca and Americans. vote for a Democrat. If you mate from Gilman City, was in next week’s presidential elec- Harrison County, became one I had worked my three hours, Ronald Reagan, the former think that it is okay to riot and one of 12 officers and men of tion. Harrison County Sheriff of the leading actresses in the she gave me one dollar. One patron saint of the Republi- burn our country’s cities unim- the U.S.S. Lafley destroyer, who Leon Riggs faces Democrat Da- silent movie era. She starred dollar and a nickel minus a can Party, once referred to peded, then you should vote for were decorated at Pearl Harbor ryl Vandiver Jr. for re-election to on Broadway and then in Hol- nickel for the cold drink. the American ideal as a shin- a Democrat. If you think that in a special Navy Day ceremo- office. lywood movies in a career that This was a pure business ing city on a hill, a beacon of lawlessness is the fault of our nies aboard their ships. The dec- Two St. Louis men were lasted until the advent of talking transaction, not a give-away freedom, constitutional de- police forces and wish to defund orations were for heroic action charged with stealing cash from pictures in the early 1930s. program. mocracy and self-governance them, then you should vote for off Okinawa during a kamikaze the register at the Sizzler Res- A few times, I traveled out for all the world to see. In the a Democrat. If you think that attack on April 16. taurant in Bethany. of town with their family and past four years that shining city the government should provide they provided my meal, has become badly tarnished for all our needs and accept the anything I wanted, steak, pizza, and severely besmirched. The fact that such provision will re- whatever. This was a social President and his cronies have quire ever increasing taxes, then event. They were generous with turned the White House into an you should vote for a Democrat. their time, wisdom and money. Outhouse. Chaos, corruption, If it is okay with you that the But they knew the value and lies and deceit may be a good government impose limitations purpose of money and they had formula for a TV reality show on our freedom of religion and discipline. —Irvin Israel or real estate business, but it is the right to bear arms, then you — clearly not a suitable model for should vote for a Democrat. To the editor: good government or the people If, on the other hand, you be- Like Mr. Nichols, I too was it purports to serve. We deserve lieve that babies have the right fortunate to have a teacher who better and must demand it. It’s to live, that immigration should constantly admonished stu- worth noting that in today’s Re- be done according to the laws of dents; “The most valuable thing publican Party, Ronald Reagan our country, that those that riot you can get from a good educa- would not even be accorded a and burn should be prosecuted, tion is a built-in, shock-proof seat at the children’s table. that our police forces are our crap detector, (BISPCD)”. I Russia interfered in the 2016 friends and not our enemies, believe I developed a pretty elections to benefit this Presi- that the government should en- good detector by virtue of being dent and by all intelligence courage a thriving economy in naturally skeptical and having accounts is doing so again in which each of us has the oppor- acquired a solid, science-based 2020. This time there seems to tunity to earn an income from education. be additional efforts by other which we can provide for our What we see now is a U.S. authoritarian states such as own needs, and that the rights to President who has amassed a Saudi Arabia and Iran. Vladi- practice our religion freely and record of about 25,000 lies in mir Putin said very clearly that bear arms as our constitution less than four years. His running he very much wanted Trump to assures, then you should vote Good Doctor Kelly’s Halloween average is about 15 per day, but win. Russia has been the sworn Republican. It was a bad day at Black Rock his left leg plasterized, fly but caught the doctor’s nose. that can go to 50 or more when enemy of America for over 70 Lest you think that I am an that fateful Halloween. He volunteered to take a call. I Sideways. he’s making a speech. These are years. They have sought to dis- apologist for Donald Trump It all began the week before, know it wasn’t wise. Which left a thumb sized piece all well documented on video credit, destabilize, and dimin- I would remind you that this the call had seemed routine. But you know men, like him I of schnoz now dangling from the and Twitter and can be easily ish American power, influence publication (on its front page) “I’ve got a mare needs check- mean, a grad of Colorado tip fact-checked. There is absolute- and our underlying democracy in’, Doc, I b’lieve the sweet- Whose head, if not for gristle Like half a jalapeño flapping published during the 2016 cam- heart’s bred.” wouldn’t even cast a shadow. down upon his lip. ly no question the President is a at every opportunity Now, ask paign my remarks that were “I’ll swing by there this after- Another horse. A small wire Thirty stitches...on the outside. pathological liar although some yourself. extremely critical of candidate noon,” Good Doctor Kelly said. cut there just below the hock. Then they taped that sucker tight more generous observers prefer Does Putin really want Trump. My first choice in that The mare was mincing round “He’s gentle as a new born But them M.D.’s must’uve to call them “false and mislead- Trump to be President because campaign was Dr. Ben Carson, the stall as Kelly donned the lamb. He’d never hurt you, Doc.” chuckled ‘cause that bandage ing statements”. It’s so bad that he is going to “Make America and I was puzzled when he en- sleeve. And sure enough he blocked was a sight. there’s common understanding Great”? Of course not! Putin, dorsed Trump at the time Car- “This should only take a sec- the site, though awkwardly, I’d among many that “if his lips the former KGB agent, saw son abandoned his campaign. ond,” his assessment was naive. think. are moving, he’s probably ly- this as a once in a lifetime op- In hindsight it appears that “She’s just a little nervous, He had to spread his legs the ing”. Many Americans, as well portunity to use the President’s Carson’s insight into a Trump Doc, but...I guess I would be too. way giraffes bend down to drink. as leaders and citizens around extreme vanity and malignant presidency was much better If you were pointin’ that at me Relieved, he got his suture out, the world, are well aware of the narcissism to greatly diminish I’d kick you to Timbucktu!” assumed the bent position than mine. Which is precisely what she About the time a fly appeared President’s malignant dishones- and possibly destroy America In addition to the character- did. So fast it was a blur. in search of fly nutrition. ty and penchant for corruption without firing a shot. istics enumerated in the para- The next day poor ol’ Kelly And lit upon the horse’s foot. and authoritarianism. I had long The old spy recognized the graph above Trump has ap- wore a cast from hip to spur. Just fate I would suppose. thought that the 30 percent or so rare opportunity to bring down pointed judges that believe that With two days of the heal up, The pony kicked to flick the of Americans who are the Presi- a democracy and install a klep- they should judge cases based dent’s most fervent disciples tocratic dictatorship. Democra- on the constitution rather than simply failed to get the afore- cies rarely die by violent revo- the cultural opinion of the judge Bethany mentioned BISPCD, but have lution. They rot from within by (Biden refuses to list the names reluctantly come to realize that corruption, self-dealing, divi- from which he will select his Republican-Clipper ON THE EDGE OF they mostly do know the truth, sion and the constant erosion of judges). And Trump makes COMMON SENSE they just don’t care! values, ethics and beliefs we all no apologies for his goal to 202 North 16th Street or P.O. Box 351 It stuck out like a gear shift, Some pundits have diagnosed hold in common. American de- “Make America Great Again”. Bethany, Mo. 64424 like the fruit on prickly pear, Trumpism as a cult. If the Presi- mocracy is not dead yet, but it The Trump presidency has far email: [email protected] Like a big white avocado on a dent ordered his disciples to is dying. This President traffics exceeded any expectations I Phone 660.425.6325 Fax 660.425.3441 chain saw grizzly bear. drink poison koolade (remem- in divisiveness, racism, bigotry, would have had in 2016 from Website: www.bethanyclipper.com He stayed at home the next ber the Reverend Jim Jones?), hate mongering, fear mongering any of the candidates. two days hibernating in his cave how many actually would do it? and extraordinary dishonesty. Trump has been criticized Established 1873 Until his wife had asked his We know some likely would be- America and Americans de- for his character flaws. None of Member the National Newspaper Association and help. The instructions that she cause some drank bleach when serve better. us are flawless there, however, Missouri Press Association gave the President recommended it Regarding Amendment 3, close scrutiny would reveal that were “Pick the kids up right at Subscription Rates Newspaper Staff as a cure for Covid-19. Missouri voters overwhelming- much of the criticism is base- Philip G. Conger, editor and publisher nine at Johnson’s, Second Street. Harrison and adjoining counties The President and his admin- ly rejected partisan political re- Emma Coulthard, news reporter, bookkeeper They’re at a party, Halloween. less and inaccurate. If the press $33.00 Kathy Conger, advertising manager Maybe you could Trick or Treat.” istration have clearly failed the districting or gerrymandering in were to examine the character ($30.67 plus tax $2.33) Angela Ragan, advertising, web design, circulation American people in their pan- the 2018 election and voted in Elsewhere in Missouri “Very funny,” Kelly fumed. of Joe Biden as closely as they demic response. He gives him- favor of an independent, unbi- $52.00 But when nine o’clock came have Trump, then Biden would ($48.32 plus tax $3.68) around self an (A+) grade but a couple ased and apolitical redistricting not come out as the paragon Elsewhere in U.S. He wedged his cast into the of statistics are all you need to process. Missouri politicians of virtue that he is claimed to $58.00 no tax truck and drove himself to town. know this is crap. Americans panicked and cobbled togeth- be. I have examined both, and Digital edition, USA USPS 052-680 When they let him in the John- make up about 4% of the total er this deceptive, crap-filled if I were to select someone to $33.00 no tax Single copy price...... 75 cents son’s house he matched the deco- world population yet we have Amendment in a desperate at- trust, then it would certainly be (Printed with soy ink and recycled paper) rations. over 20% of the world’s sick tempt to reclaim partisan politi- Trump over Biden. We are se- The kids all froze. Then and dead. Covid-19 has killed cal power. Here’s one tip for a Advertising Deadlines: The deadline for placing display ads and classified ads in the Republi- screamed in fear and heebie jee- lecting a man to lead our coun- can-Clipper is noon on Monday of the week of publication. The deadline for the Pony Express is more Americans in the last nine functional BISPCD; If it seems bie-ations! try at home and abroad for the 5 p.m. the Thursday before publication. months than all the wars, ter- convoluted, irrational and un- News Deadlines: If you have a news item, please call 425-6325 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. “The mummy! No, it’s Fran- next 4 years. There is a clear Monday through Friday. All contributed news items, such as weddings, club meetings and kenstein! It looks so realistic!” rorist attacks, school shootings necessarily complicated, it’s contrast between Trump and notices of coming events should be submitted by noon on Friday for the following week. and mass murder events com- probably crap. You can strike Weekend News Coverage: If you would like to have coverage of a news event on a weekend, With crutch and cast and nose what his party stands for, and please call and request coverage by noon on the Thursday before the event. We will make every and scowl it dang sure was sadis- bined since World War II. By one small blow for democracy Biden and what his party stands attempt to fit your event into the schedule for the weekend. If that is not possible, please make tic. the end of this year that number by voting NO on Amendment 3, for. I believe our country and its arrangements with someone at the event to take a photo and supply us with the photo and But the scream that topped the may well be three or four times and if Missouri legislators con- information. citizens will be better off if we Letters to the Editor: Our policy requires that all letters to the editor must be signed and evening off was, in Mr. Johnson’s as many dead. In what kind of tinue efforts to undermine the vote based on what is best for addressed, preferably typewritten or legibly printed. All letters are subject to editing concerning view, fantasy world does such dismal will of the people, you should the country rather than which length and language. Contents will not be altered. The opinions expressed in these letters do not When he grabbed and jerked performance warrant an “A+”? vote NO on them as well.—Jim personality we prefer.—Morris necessarily reflect the views of management of this newspaper. the bandage off and said, “Hey, I Periodicals Postage paid at Bethany Post Office, Bethany, MO. 64424. Postmaster: Send changes to The Bethany The President is a gifted Milligan Weyers, Bethany. Republican-Clipper. P.O.Box 351, Bethany, MO. 64424. know you!” Entered as Periodical February 6, 1929, at the Post Office at Bethany, Mo., 64424. Published each Wednesday. www.baxterblack.com Bethany Republican-Clipper October 28, 2020 Page 3 Hospital holding North Harrison accepts invitation from GRC virtual cancer walk The North Harrison Board ences from 1 to 7 p.m. Families of Education, at its meeting on are asked to limit their confer- Wednesday, accepted the invita- ence to one parent attending, if this year tion of the Grand River Confer- possible. By Lan Thompson ville and the late H.A. Roberson, ence to join as a member. Plans are in progress to cel- Founded in 2010 by HCCH provides financial assistance for (More information is on the ebrate Veterans Day on Wednes- and the HCCH Foundation, the Harrison County residents who front page of this week’s news- day, Nov. 11. Fun Run & Walk was established have been newly diagnosed with paper.) During the executive session, to help with travel expenses for cancer and are traveling to medi- In other business, Superinten- the board accepted the retire- individuals receiving cancer cal appointments. Since their be- dent Todd Willhite announced ment resignations of custodial treatment. While COVID has ginnings, the HCCH Fun Run & that the USDA has approved staff Dan Lisle and Becky Lisle canceled the traditional walk, Walk has raised over $63,000 to serving breakfast and lunch effective Jan. 1, 2021, and the the fight against cancer will con- support local cancer patients. meals to be served at no charge retirement resignation of Super- tinue. The Fun Run of 2020 is To keep everyone safe in this for the remainder of the school intendent Willhite effective June being held virtually. A Facebook unprecedented time, Erica ex- year for children between 1 and 30, 2021. page, “Harrison County Com- plains how they have chosen to 18. The next school board meet- munity Hospital 2020 Virtual have this year’s event “virtual”. High school Principal Alan ing will be at 7 p.m. on Wednes- Fun Run,” has been created for The foundation has ordered t- Koch announced that the North day, Nov. 18. people to follow announcements shirts with sponsorships and in Harrison marching band per- and activities through the month addition, the hospital is having a formed at the Panthers game on Highway of October. mask decorating contest, to go in Oct. 23 in Pattonsburg. Patrol Erica Babinski, RT, director line with the rest of 2020. Sev- The annual Halloween pa- arrests of Imaging Services at HCCH, eral raffles will also take place to rade of daycare and elementary Adam P. Halliday, 29, Lee’s stated that, “What started as a help raise additional funds. students will be held by virtual Summit, Mo., DWI alcohol, op- little mustard seed of faith in the To those wanting more infor- broadcast for viewing on North erate vehicle without headlights, Imaging Department of Harrison mation, to donate or volunteer Harrison’s Facebook page be- window tint violation. Taken to County Community Hospital, during the event, call (660) 425- Republican-Clipper photo ginning at 9:30 a.m. on Thurs- the Harrison County Law En- has blossomed into more than 0274. To keep up to date and Carving out a path: Dirt work began last week on the new side- day, Oct. 29. Dismissal will be forcement Center in a 12-hour they could have ever imagined join their fight, follow Facebook walk along 39th Street that will connect with Bulldog Avenue. The at 12:50 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. hold. since their inaugural benefit on page “Harrison County Commu- sidewalk is being built under MoDOT’s Transportation Alternative 29, with parent-teacher confer- October 16, 2010.” nity Hospital 2020 Virtual Fun Program, formerly known as Safe Routes to Schools. Bethany re- ceived a matching grant for the pedestrian link to the South Har- This fund, established many Run.” Great opportunities in healthcare rison campus. Have a passion for helping seniors? years ago by the late Betty Man- Then we want to talk to you! Now hiring nurses, part-time cook/dietary aide and PRN staff for all positions. We off er competitive wages + experience Russell Hamilton receives probation for burglary, stealing factor, health insurance, CNA membership bene ts, LPN & RN tuition assistance, A Kansas City man was secutive terms totaling 15 years Andrew William Trusty pear for sentencing on Dec. 17. advancement opportunities& more. placed on five years’ probation for burglary, fraudulent use of waived formal arraignment and Zachary Alan Day entered a Apply online www.carejobsiowa.org Thursday in Harrison County a debit card and two counts of pleaded guilty to driving while guilty plea to drug possession Circuit Court after pleading stealing. The court suspended revoked or suspended. He was and possession of drug para- guilty to burglary, fraudulent use execution of the sentences and placed on five years’ probation. phernalia. His sentencing has of a credit card and stealing. placed him on probation on the Laren Dean Thrailkill entered been scheduled for Nov. 19. EEO/AAP Veterans & Disabled Russell Carlton Hamilton, 30, condition that he pay $4,600 in an Alford plea on a charge of who has a long criminal record, restitution to the victim. first-degree burglary. He was Showing: October 30-November 1 was charged with breaking into In other cases heard in Cir- placed on four-years’ probation. a residence in the 1100 block cuit Court, a November 5 trial Marvin Gene Yarrington of Main Street in August where date was set for Michael Charles waived formal arraignment and Love And Monsters he stole $2,500 in cash, a debit Guy, who is charged with un- pleaded not guilty to charges Adventure, Fantasy card, a tax refund check and oth- lawful use of a weapon. Guy of sexual misconduct involving RATED PG-13 er items from an acquaintance. and another defendant, Austin children. His case was continued Run time: 109 minutes Hamilton had previous con- James Demelt of Ridgeway, are until Nov. 19. PLAYS -- Fri., Sat. & Sun. 7:00 p.m. victions in Harrison County for charged with animal abuse in Paula Lynn Carey pleaded Closed (October 9-11 for Homecoming second-degree burglary, resist- connection with the mutilation guilty to unlawfully being pres- ing arrest and stealing. of a llama. Demelt will receive a ent within 500 feet of a park in Circuit Judge Thomas Al- bench trial on Dec. 7 on the ani- violation of her status as a con- ley sentenced Hamilton to con- mal abuse charge. victed sex offender. She will ap-

Be Informed. Read the Students to receive Republican-Clipper Please keep checking Facebook for showtimes. quarantine packages As the school of South Harri- school. While in a reactive stage son navigates through the recent of planning due to the changing Re-Elect news of its first positive student circumstances facing the stu- COVID-19 within its walls, a dents and staff of South Harri- further discussion among par- son, proactive actions are in the ents and other concerned citi- works to help ease the mental zens has taken place. Quarantine load put on these individuals. is paired with a looming isola- The journey to both physi- tion and places a heavy weight cal and mental health go hand in J. Eggleston on the developing minds of our hand and need to be equally bal- youth facing this challenge. A anced. Quarantine Care Pack- weight that could be potentially ages are being put together with lessened with the help of others. the help of many local commu- State Representative South Harrison had 64 stu- nity businesses and individuals. dents in quarantine as of last The care package is an attempt week. on helping to bridge a gap on the Mental health is an issue that lingering mental wellness issue on Tuesday, November 3 has been raised amid these un- that goes alongside the isolation charted times, both in and out of of a placed quarantine. CARES funding (Continued From Page 1) for emergency services. NTA has provided guidance that per- later reduced its request to mits schools to receive up to $13,725.44. But the county made $500 per pupil of CARES funds. further cuts in NTA’s request, “We have schools out there finally agreeing to pay the am- that need help,” said Presiding bulance district only $2,986.52 Commissioner Jack Hodge. after determining that some of By last Thursday, the county requests made by the ambulance had committed $428,086.75 service weren’t COVID-related. in CARES funds for 14 school The county agreed to pay for districts as well as other public such emergency supplies such as agencies that had submitted ap- face shields, surgical masks and plications for CARES funding. other protective gear for NTA The biggest request came personnel. from the Noel T. Adams am- NTA had already received bulance district which sought $25,736.89 in an earlier distri- $376,858.22 in CARES funds bution. Clinic director honored (Continued From Page 1) lowing Jennings’ retirement. our prayers.” Bethany Randall, nurse prac- Matt Younger, CEO of North- titioner for Northwest Health west Health Systems, described Services, who has worked with Cainsville as a “remarkable Denise for a number of years, town” that has loyally supported said, “It has been such an honor the clinic for many years. to work with her. We knew that “It is hard to get physicians to we would honor her by doing come to a small community like something for the community” this,” he said. “You could make by assuring that the clinic would Thank you! more money in larger cities.” remain open. Northwest Health officials Jackson will officially start addressed concerns that the clin- his position on Nov. 1. ic would have to be closed fol- Paid for by Citizens for Eggleston, Cathie Eggleston Treasurer Page 4 October 28, 2020 Bethany Republican-Clipper

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WALP FAMILY FUN Oc- to the rest of us) as their parents She also wanted to mention that capital letter was Activation? daughter of Don and he came HAUNTED TRAIL Hallow- tober 3rd, Dorothea and her had gone for a belated anniver- she received a picture from the Oh please. Warning me that if I up from Kansas City to visit on een night will be the ONLY time mother Judith Walp had visitors sary trip that had been scheduled 1950s taken at the muddy Val- did not click the Activation that Saturday with everyone. Great to be frightened out of your wits, all the way from Kentucky. Ju- for August. Shirley brought the ley School, she wasn’t sure if I would lose all emails and be time for visiting and Judith and if you have any to begin with, as dith’s granddaughter Lindsey kids over to visit Friday evening it was from 1950 or 1951 but suspended for 3 days. Well golly Dorothea enjoyed this month our intrepid Halloween masters came with husband Travis and with MeMa. Saturday Richard it brought back memories. She gee whiz, whatever shall I do? immensely. will be pulling out all the stops their two sons Hunter and Wy- came over and they did some also attended a birthday party GRM did say they were aware WHOPPER CHOPPER to frighten all who pay their att to visit for a few days. Both furniture rearranging and had thrown by her daughter and of this, and to just click it over SUCCESS Last year saw people measly six dollars up front to en- had some time off from work a good lunch and then Richard her family. Gary Jones, whose to spam. So I did that but am so in the kitchen marveling at Dor- joy the horrifying, electrifying, so they decided to make a trip made pancakes for the evening birthday was the 23rd, Diann sick of spammers and scammers othea Walp’s wonderful chop- wonderful scares our crew has west! They make their home in meal. Nothing better than a and Mother Jones, Alex and and lowlifes. ping thingamajig. AS SEEN ON put together for you. Or should Campbellsville, KY so a good breakfast supper. Other than that Sierra Spencer of Cameron. TRUNK OR TREAT Kerri TV. Well I had bought one, to I say...that they have dug up for drive but pretty country this time MeMa said she was going to This is when she got the family said if you had not signed up yet me, from me, love me and have you. Long known for their Gold of year. They got in Saturday take it easy in the warm house photo of her brothers and sisters to set up by the fire station for prized it greatly. I made the Ca- Star presentation of all things evening, and got in some good and stay out of the cold. in the big frame that was men- Halloween night, you can still jun Squash Soup and it made scary this year they have put all eating Sunday at Toot-Toot in SHIRLEY GRAY Her birth- tioned above. Later Shirley and give her a call even if the dead- slicing, dicing and chopping a of their howls, screams, growls Bethany, and after another day day week was busy and won- her friend drove to Mr. and Mrs. line was the 23rd. There will be breeze. Love this gadget. and shrieks into one fun filled of visiting they left for Kentucky derful too. Greeting cards num- Royce Starmers in Eagleville a contest for the best decorated MORE HAUNTING DECO- gloriously spooky Haunted on Tuesday. Dorothea said they bered over 30, and she received for a short birthday celebration as well. There are several won- RATIONS Charlie Bittner has Trail. This promises to be a night all had a great time visiting; the many calls from well wishers, for Sue. She says it was a very derful streets to drive down too some spooky doings at his house of epic terror. 7pm to 11pm will last time they came in was for monetary gifts, flowers, and enjoyable week and was glad to to marvel at the decorations. on Arch, looking good, more up be the time. Judith’s big birthday shindig a special picture frame of her see her 85th birthday and hopes MORE WALP FAMILY FUN at the Anthony’s also on Arch WISCONSIN VISIT I was in March of this year, so not as brothers and sisters in it. Walnut all stay healthy and have more October has been a busy month and the clinic has outdone it- out of town from 2 am Friday good a time to just sit and catch goodies, she also got a wonder- good years ahead. for Dorothea and Judith as they self with their decorations in the morning to 6 pm Monday eve- up. Glad the Begley family got ful picture folder glass cover GRM SCAMMERS Opened had more visitors the end of the window. Haven’t been out and ning so column was late getting to come to our town to visit and frame of her great-great grand- up email on GRM and had 4 month. Friday the 23rd saw the about lately but sure enjoy see- sent in. I did work on it from hope they can come back soon. son and his family Tyler, Riel- emails telling me that I had asked arrival all the way from Boon- ing the houses here in a row lit Wisconsin and tried to email it MEMA’S WEEK The Ford lia and Travis Ray. She thanks for an upgrade but if I did not to ville of granddaughter Toni up on Market in the 300 block. but first GRM wouldn’t let me children spent the weekend with family and friends who contrib- cancel the Activation. In several Guinnip who drove up to visit Courtney Carpenter’s is a huge in, and then when it did, it would their Mimi, (Shirley McKinny uted to this birthday celebration. sentences the only word with a for the weekend. She is the display in the 200 block. not send the email. So could not get it done and sent until tonight. I went up with a friend and her daughter and met my daugh- ter and grandson in Tomah and spent weekend with her fam- ily in Neenah. Great food from Andover Community of Christ Gilman City United Methodist Chuck Ramsey, pastor Lisa Stobbe; 641-784-3730 Mihm’s Friday night, and some Pastor Bendi Burgin CC Hwy. North of Brimson great food over the rest of the 9:45 am Sunday school; 11 am worship; 10 am Coffee & Sunday School; 10 am Sunday school; 11 am worship 7 pm Wednesday prayer service The Virtue of 11:00 am worship Mt. Zion weekend, playing Scrabble and Bethany First Assembly of God Kids Group to be announced New Hampton dominoes, and visiting with Rev. Richard Birdsong, pastor Heath Chapel 10 am Sunday school; 22311 East Hwy. 136 son-in-law’s mom at their new Constancy Rural McFall 11 am worship house. Had a great time and as 9:45 am Sunday school Cristy Clark, pastor New Hampton Christian 9:45 am new converts class; 9 am worship; Paul Drummond always, you hate to leave. 10:45 am worship & children’s ministry; “Teach me, Lord, the way of your decrees, that I may 10 am Sunday school; 9:30 am Sunday school; Have a great week, and stay 6 pm Evangelistic service; Highway Christian 10:45 am worship; Wed. 7 pm Hour of Power service follow it to the end.” warm and stay safe. Psalm 119:33 NIV I-35 exit 88, 1/2 mile S. on Hwy. 13 Wednesday 6:30 pm Bible study 3rd Thursday 7 p.m. “Gospel Music Jubilee” Darian Catron, pastor New Hampton Methodist Bethany Community of Christ irtue must be inculcated when 10 am Sunday school; Guest Speaker, pastor Richard Jackel, pastor we are young, because the 11 am worship 9:30 am worship; 9:30 a.m. pre-worship; Vvirtues are essentially habits of Hope Lutheran 10:30 am Sunday school Shamrocks 10:30 a.m. worship acting properly, as Aristotle pointed Rev. Walter Peckman, pastor New Hope Baptist Church Bethany First Baptist out some 2500 years ago. If those good habits are not developed early 9:00 a.m. worship Rural McFall Bro. Ryan Kunce, Senior Pastor 10:15 am Bible Study Casey Joyce, Assoc. Pastor on, it’s much harder to develop them Jason Crowley, Pastor (Continued From Page 1) when we are older. And whether we appetites, but we are still tempted to Immanuel Baptist Sunday school 10 a.m., worship 11 a.m. and the new sport of girls’ 9:30 am Sunday school; have inculcated virtue from our overdo it. The virtue of constancy is Isaac Worley, Pastor 3rd Wed Business Meeting 10:30 am worship; youth or not, we are all tossed back in some ways a virtue which helps us 8:30 a.m. Prayer Time Supper 6 p.m. Meeting 7 p.m. golf and perhaps later in boys’ 6:30 p.m. worship and forth by the winds of selfish stay on the path of virtue, telling us golf. The school district also desire and vice. Even when we know to steer clear of vice and always do 9:00 a.m Sunday school Otterbein Gospel Wed. 6:30 p.m. Awana/Youth 10:15 a.m.worship; Pastors Frank & Jan Mueller; Wheelchair accessible; Nursery provided what the right thing to do is, we are the right thing, despite obstacles in may be able to host some often tempted to do the opposite. our path. Perseverance is the virtue 6:30 p.m. worship 660-867-5165 events at its recently completed Bethany First Christian Knowing that we should return the that allows us to keep striving to do Wed. 6:15 Youth; 6-7:30 p.m. Children; 4 miles N. on Hwy. 69, 1/2 miles west 1901 Alder Street dropped or misplaced ten-dollar bill the right thing, despite the difficulty 6:30-7:30 p.m. Adult Bible study Sunday school 10 a.m.; all-weather track. Brad Clark, Pastor to its rightful owner, we are still of continuing the act itself, while worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. South Harrison officials also tempted to slip it in our pocket and constancy is the virtue of continuing Jehovah’s Witness 9:40 am Sunday school; 10 am public talk; Wednesday worship 7 p.m. 10:30 am worship; keep it for ourselves. If we have been to do the right thing despite external were pleased that the Sham- difficulties. We get distracted, we MId Week Tuesday 7 pm Pattonsburg Methodist Wed. 5:30-6:30 pm W.I.L.D. Youth Group raised right, however, we won’t sleep rocks will become a fellow well. Likewise, in so many areas of lose patience, and often we just want Kirkley Chapel Cristy Clark, pastor Thurs. 5 - 6 pm Open Prayer Time our life, we know we should be to do the easy thing, but constancy Tom Hogan, pastor 10:30 am Worship member of the GRC. Handicapped accessible temperate when it comes to eating keeps us on the right path. 9:30 am Sunday school; Prairie Chapel “This is going to bring the Bethany United Methodist and drinking, and all of our – Christopher Simon 10:30 am worship; Pastor Tim Wilson 2703 Crestview, Bethany conference to full strength af- Wed. 7:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. Worship ter losing Braymer,” said South 9:30 a.m. Worship Martinsville Christian 10:00 a.m.Sunday School 10:40 am Sunday School Fred Flesher Ridgeway Assembly of God Harrison Athletic Director Kale Wheelchair accessible. 9:30 am Sunday school; 10 am Sunday school; Watson. South Harrison will be Bible Baptist 10:30 am worship each Sunday 11 am & 6 pm worship losing Braymer next year, leav- Matt Deardorff, pastor, Martinsville United Methodist Ridgeway United Methodist 12th & Miller, 425-7775 Mark Morehouse, pastor Rev. Kathryn Morrison, pastor ing it one school short of its full 10 a.m. Sunday school; 10 am Sunday school; 9 am worship 16-team membership. 11 a.m. Worship; 11 am worship, 2nd & 4th Sundays 9:45 am Sunday school North Harrison “is a great 2 p.m. afternoon service Sunday; Melbourne Baptist Ridgeway Baptist addition for us,” Watson said. Tuesday, 7 p.m., bible study, 10 am Sunday school; 9:45 am Sunday school; prayer time, Kids Club 11 am Worship; 10:45 am worship While the Bulldogs do not play Blessed Sacrament Catholic Cainsville First Baptist Eagleville United Methodist Mitchelville Methodist 6:00 p.m. Team Kid the Shamrocks in football, they 1208 S 25th St., Bethany 10:30 a.m. Sunday school; Rev. Kathryn Morrison, pastor Richard Wilson, pastor Wed. 6:00 Bible Study 5 pm Saturday Mass; regularly participate in basket- 9:30 a.m. Worship; 9:30 am Sunday school; 10 am Sunday school; Seventh Day Adventist ball and softball tournaments 8:30 am Sunday Mass 7 p.m. Evening Worship 10:30 am worship worship 1st & 3rd Sundays 1207 Clay, Gallatin Blue Ridge Church 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting Wed. 7 pm Bible Study Morris Chapel Sabbath study 9:15 am; 11 am worship with North Harrison. Now, Trent Willhite, pastor 10 a.m. Sunday Bible Study Fairview Community Church Harold Wilson, pastor Shady Grove Christian Bible they will have a chance to play 9:30 am Sunday school; 11 a.m. Worship Gloria Caulkins, pastor 5 miles N on Hwy 69 10 am Sunday school; North Harrison in inter-divi- 10:45 am Worship 4 miles S. on Hwy 146 east of Bethany 9 am Sunday School 11 am & 6:30 pm worship. Wed. 6:45 pm Kids Club Coffey Baptist sional games. 10 a.m. Bible study; 10:30 am Service 10 am worship Wednesday 6:30 pm Bible study Bread of Life 11 a.m. & 6 pm worship; Faith Community Christian Wed.. 7 pm Bible Study Wesley Chapel Methodist North Harrison was one of Non-Denominational Church 602 South 15th St., Bethany Mt. Moriah Baptist 9 am worship; the earliest members of the 1603 Central Street 6 p.m. Wed. Bible Study Church of Christ Rev. Olin Slaughter, pastor Rev. Victor Buntin, pastor 10 am Sunday school; HDC Conference, joining in Bethany, MO 64424 9:45 a.m. Sunday school; 17th & Central, Bethany 9:30 am Sunday school; 1st & 3rd Sundays the fall of 1953 when the con- Bryan Weatherwax, pastor 10:45 a.m. worship 10:30 am & 8 pm worship; Willow Row United and Cynthia Weatherwax, worship leader 10 a.m. Sunday Bible Study 11 a.m. Worship 5 p.m. Supper; 6:30 p.m. Bible Study Discipleship training 6:30 pm; David Hilsabech, lay minister ference was known as the Little 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday evening Services Tuesday 6 pm Women’s meeting Wednesday 7 pm worship 9 am Sunday school; Six. The next year, North Har- Everyone Welcome1 Eagleville Baptist Church 9:30 am Sunday Bible class; 7 p.m. Bible study Mt. Pleasant No. 2 10 am worship, rison and Gilman City became Cainsville Assembly of God Gilman City First Baptist Rev. Robert Skeens, pastor 1st & 3rd Sundays Bart Skroh, pastor; 10:30 am & 7 pm worship charter members of the HDC. 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Deaths dren, Spenser Anne Cottrill and (Roberts) Strong. “My father knew everyone in and Marciele Maledy. She was a sons, James Michael McGee of husband Bryant of Albany and On February 13, 2016, he our small county and took me Mizzou football ticket holder for Columbia, Christopher Spragg Drake Stevenson Naylor of St. married Krista Moulin in Gil- with him when he traveled to Jeff 50 years, until recently. A final McGee of Rocheport, daugh- Louis, Mo. Brother William R. man City, Mo. She survives of City in the 1930s, after he won a thrill came when she watched ters-in-law Cynthia McGee and Stevenson and wife Sandra of the home. seat in the ,” she the Tigers upset LSU Oct. 10 Lynn McHaffey, a brother, Hal Montgomery, Ala. Two neph- He was preceded in death by recalled at a family gathering. with her longtime friend Rosie Spragg of Kingman, Arizona, ews, Dean Stevenson (Cynthia) his father, Richard Strong and “To keep the people of Harri- Berry. and nieces and nephews and of Pflugerville, and Don- his brother, Aaron Strong. son County informed, Daddy set Her daughter-in-law Cynthia grand nieces and nephews. And ald Stevenson (Lisa) of Milton, Rob is also survived by his up a radio show. I sat in front of said, “Marion was amazing in Callie the cat. Ga. He is also survived by his children, Hayley (Daniel) Bur- a microphone and read what he so many ways. Wherever we A private graveside service is sisters and brothers-in-laws, nett and Jacob Burnett both of wrote. He called the broadcast went in town, she would know planned at Memorial Park Cem- Sylvia and Aaron Thompson of Gilman City, MO; mother, Mel- the ‘Little Marion Show.’ ” the people behind the counter, in etery. Those wishing to make a Marion, Iowa, Susan and Danny lanie Strong, Gilman City, Mo.; Marion attended Ridgway the doctor’s office or just shop- donation in her name may do so Gooding of Raymore, Mo., and sister, Joy (Jack) Stotts Gilman High School, where she gradu- ping. She cared enough to in- to the charity of their choice. David McConkey of Rochester, City, Mo.; grandmother, Mona ated in 1942 as valedictorian quire about them and their fami- Online condolences may be Minn. and their wonderful fami- Roberts, Bethany, Mo.; nieces of her class. She then moved to lies in the most genuine way and shared at memorialfuneralho- lies who were very special to and nephews, Jadeth McCloud, St. Louis and lived with a fam- then she gave her full attention meandcemetery.com, www.po- ily friend who got her a job as him. Cousin Ruth Ann Homan, St. Joseph, Mo., Jacen, Jory, to each person and truly listened landthompson.com Jia, and Jemma Stotts all of Gil- assistant to an Army general in to their stories. I will miss her Arrangements by Poland- of Albany, who was more like man City, Mo., Jeff (Stephanie) charge of procuring armaments deeply.” Thompson Funeral Home, Cam- his sister, cousin Jim Drake Stotts, Trenton Mo., and Jill for the troops. Marion recounted Marion is survived by her eron, Mo. (Jan) of Sun City West, Ariz. and John T. “Ted” (Ryan) Tipton, Trenton, Mo., that the General often had her many other dear cousins. and several great nieces and sign his name on orders, saying, Stevenson Ted especially enjoyed the great nephews. “If you think it looks good, Ms. Melanie Chaney 893-5375 many lively conversations he Cainsville News John T. “Ted” Stevenson, Funeral services will be held Spragg, go ahead and sign it for of New Hampton, Mo., passed had with his friends and fellow at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, October me.” The annual Cainsville Hallow- Pumpkin contest. There were away October 26, 2020 at the coffee drinkers at Sara Daily’s 31 at the First Baptist Church, After a year of working there een party was held Saturday night three entries the biggest pump- age of 89. The son of William T. Sundries and the Koffee Korner Gilman City, Mo., under the Marion moved to Columbia to October 24th on the Cainsville kin weighed in at 69.6 pounds and Clara Clark Stevenson, Ted Kafe in New Hampton and Mc- direction of Roberson Funeral attend Mizzou where her moth- Square. There was trunk or treat- and was entered in by Gavin and was born July 10, 1931 in New Donald’s in Bethany, Mo. There Home, Bethany, Mo. Inurnment er and father had attended. She ing, train ride, engineer was Larry Gabe Orndorff of Cainsville. Hampton. was no one more intrinsically will be held at a later date in lived in the Chi Omega House Polley, and costume contest. They A great crowd of kids and Although a native born New inquisitive, he constantly strived Springer Cemetery, Gilman City, and was later president of that had a bake sale and served hot adults enjoyed the fun even Hampton boy, he moved with to learn more about everything Mo. The family will receive sorority. dogs, chips, water, and smores. though it was cold. I appreciate his parents and younger brother and everyone. friends from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Fri- In 1946 she married James Al- The winners of the Halloween all the information, Tara Robbins. William Robert to many towns Always a New Hampton boy, day at the church where social bert McGee, a law student who contest were: Ages 0-2 years 1st Herman and Melanie Chaney, in Missouri during his father’s the family requests any memo- distancing will be observed and had just been discharged from place Lala West, of Mercer, 2nd Bill and Becca Deskins, and Tim service in the CCC. He attended rial donations be made to the masks are recommended. the Army Air Corp after serving place Kenzie Bennet, of Cains- and Amanda Zerbe went on a seven different schools before New Hampton Foster Cemetery, Memorials may be made to in the European campaign. ville, and 3rd Cora Brown of small trip to celebrate Melanie’s his family moved back to New a place where he and brother Springer Cemetery in care of She graduated from the MU Cainsville. birthday. They stopped for some Hampton and purchased the Bill spent their summers mow- Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. School of Business in 1947. For Ages: 3-5 years 1st place Col- Hurt’s donuts in Des Moines and New Hampton Implement and ing for many years. Private fam- Box 46, Bethany, Mo. 64424. the next 30 years she was on bie Pottorff of Cainsville, 2nd headed out on I-80 where they Hardware Company when he ily memorial service to be held Online condolences may be left the faculty of Stephens College place Teagan Boswell of Cains- stopped at Corralville, Iowa, was 14, a business started by his at a later date. Donations may at www.robersonfuneralhome. where she taught personal ap- ville, 3rd place Nora Yoder of to see some sites including the great uncles in 1916. be mailed to Roberson-Polley com pearance and modeling. Leon, Iowa world’s biggest wooden nickel. Ted was a graduate of New Chapel, 403 N. Hundley, Alba- Former student Lynne Turner, Ages: 6-8 years 1st place Jen- They stopped at the World’s big- Hampton High School where ny, MO 64402. Online Condo- Kristi Pressler now an artist living in Portland, nifer Brown of Cainsville, 2nd gest truck stop and enjoyed the Oregon, recalls, “She was always Eden Cain of Cainsville, and 3rd trucking museum there. Other he made many life long friends. lences: Kristi Pressler, 53 of St. Jo- cheerful and beautifully dressed. Karson Bennett of Cainsville. sites they enjoyed where the Grot- After high school, he enrolled seph died October 15, 2020 at After teaching a class on shaping Ages: 9-11 1st place Gabe Or- to in Dickeyville, Wis., House on at Northwest Missouri State KU Medical Center, Kansas eyebrows, she singled me out ndorff of Cainsville, 2nd place the Rock in Spring Green, Wis., College (now NWMSU) before City, Kan. Kristi was born De- to tell me that I wouldn’t need Logan Francis of Cainsville, 3rd River Museum and serving in the Korean War. After cember 6, 1966 in St. Joseph, to shape my eyebrows because place Gavin Orndorff of Cains- aquarium in Dubuque and things the war, Ted returned to college Missouri to Irven and Doris mine were already shaped nicely ville. in Galena Ill., and LeClaire, Iowa. in his 1949 Buick and met the (Sinclair) Pressler. and made me look intelligent. So Ages: 12-18 1st place Kyler That’s all I have for news this girl of his dreams, Gloria Mc- She had her nursing degree sad she is gone.” Vail of Cainsville, 2nd place Mi- week and since I am currently Conkey. Ted received his col- and worked in the home health For Kathy Bye McGilley, also chelle Boswell of Cainsville, and in Wisconsin while I type this I lege degree with dual majors in field. She was a member of the a student at Stephens in the early 3rd place Calvin Ruiz of Union- don’t have a school calendar for industrial arts and mathematics. First Christian Church, Trenton. 1970’s, the relationship with ville, Missouri the school news or my birthday She is survived by her daugh- He and Gloria were married on Marion became familiar. “Mar- Ages: 18+ 1st place Andrea book for November. Check out ter and husband Kyleigh (Mi- June 12, 1959 in Barnard, Mis- ion was more than a teacher to Orndorff of Cainsville 2nd place next week’s paper for that info. chael) O’Neal, Bethany and son, souri at the United Methodist me. She took me under her wing Alyssa Olson of Cainsville. Stay warm everyone and have a Killian Pressler, St. Joseph; sis- Church. and became a second mother to There was also The Biggest great week! ter, Kim Turner, Joliet, Ill., and After returning home to New me.” brothers, Kevin Pressler and Hampton, Ted, always an entre- During her tenure at Stephens, Kurt Pressler; granddaughters, preneur, built upon the business Marion was asked by TWA, an Lonnie Brown Emmerson and Olivia O’Neal. his family had started and along international airline at the time, with help from many others, Lonnie Brown, 56, of Beth- Cremation was provided any away unexpectedly on to develop an orientation pro- grew the hardware business into by Bethany Memorial Chapel. Thursday, October 22, 2020 at gram in appearance and poise a propane dealership that kept There will be no services. Trib- St Luke’s Hospital, Kansas City. for newly hired flight attendants. hundreds of homes and busi- utes may be left at wwwbeth- Lonnie loved hunting and She eventually was tapped to nesses warm for decades. anymemorialchapel.com fishing, anything that involved head the college’s Personnel De- Ted was a farmer at heart who the great outdoors. He was a partment and was recognized as loved learning and following the trustee at the Fraternal Order employee of the year while in latest in agricultural trends. He of the Eagles, Bethany. A huge that role. was assisted in all his farming Greenbay Packers fan, and was In 1974, her husband, James and cattle endeavors by his part- a friend to all he met. died. Eight years later she mar- ner, Eric Langfitt. Survivors: sons, Logan ried Donal Guffey, who had As a person devoted to the re- Browns, Hagers Town, Md. and known Marion and James since gion, Ted served on many orga- Landon Browns, Columbia; sis- the two men attended Law Roberson nizational boards, including the ter, Shirley Browns, Marshall- School together. They were mar- First State Bank of Gallatin/New town, Iowa. ried for 34 years until his death Funeral Homes Hampton (now BTC Bank) and He was preceded in death by in 2016. Gentry County Memorial Hos- his parents, grandparents, many Marion stayed engaged with Visit our website at pital (now Mosaic-Albany). He aunts and uncles. life after retirement, working as www.robersonfuneralhome.com was a member of the local VFW Cremation was provided by a volunteer at Ellis Fischel Can- Post #2176 and American Le- Bethany Memorial Chapel. Pri- cer Hospital and was very active Bethany Eagleville Princeton Lineville, IA gion Post #216, where he helped vate family services will be held in PEO, which recently honored 660-425-3315 660-867-3112 660-748-3325 641-876-5171 deliver final Military Rites for at a later date. Marion Spragg her membership of 75 years. scores of fellow veterans. Ted Tributes may be left at www. In 2017, the National Presi- was a dedicated driver for Road bethanymemorialchapel.com McGee Guffey dent of Chi Omega honored her Jamesport King City Pattonsburg Stanberry for 75 years of membership in its 660-684-6999 660-535-4321 660-367-2117 660-783-2869 to Recovery and drove patients Marion Spragg McGee sisterhood and in 2018 she was hundreds of miles. He was a Guffey died Oct. 14, 2020. She Robert E. “Robert” recognized as a 50 year member member of the New Hampton was 96. She was born Feb.19 Or call Toll Free 1-877-425-3315 of the Missouri United Method- Methodist Church his entire life. Strong 1924 in the family home in ist Church. Ted is survived by his de- Robert E. “Rob” Strong, 51, Ridgeway, Missouri to Lloyd All her life Marion cherished voted wife of 61 years, Gloria, Gilman City, Mo. passed away and Lillian Spragg. Saturday, October 24, 2020 at a Early on she was schooled her friends. She loved commu- and their daughter, Serena and nion with new and old acquain- husband Rick Naylor of Albany, Kansas City, Mo., hospital. in the art of conversation and inquiry by her mother, a school tances and talking on the phone Mo. He is also survived by his He was born on November 8, teacher, and her father, the pub- with her dear friends Mary Lou two favorites; his grandchil- 1968 in Kansas City, Kan., the son of Richard and Mellanie lisher of the Ridgeway Journal. Spradling, Elizabeth Hensley Attention Readers!

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Lawmaker traces Missouri history in Bethany speech

by J Eggleston, State Rep., 2nd District

State Representative J. Egg- may not pronounce them cor- leston was the keynote speaker rectly—or maybe it’s the Eu- at the Harrison County 175th ropeans who don’t pronounce anniversary celebration. His them correctly. The south part spoke about significant events of Missouri was settled by the that occurred during the history Spanish, and near the Bootheel of Missouri and Northwest Mis- is the town of New Ma-DRID, souri. His speech came on the although we Missourians pro- OLD SAINT GENEVIEVE – SETTLED 1735 eve of the bicentennial of Mis- nounce it New MAD-rid. Mov- souri’s statehood that will be ob- ing north, the central and eastern served in 2011. The text of Rep. part of our state has a French Eggleston’s speech follows. influence, like the town of Ver- (Continued from Oct. 21, sailles (ver-SIGH), although we 2020 Bethany Republican-Clip- pronounce it ver-SAILS. And per) from the center north we had a Part 2 lot of German settlers, as indi- Spanish, French, German - cated by the town that is now August 14-15, 2021 New Madrid, Versailles, Berlin nothing more than an intersec- Ste. Genevieve has been welcoming travelers, traders, and artists for The European settlers of what tion in Gentry County named more than 275 years. The annual Jour de Fete arts and crafts festival, would become Missouri came ber-LIN, although we pronounce has over 200 arts and crafts booths, plus hands-on exhibits, and spe- from a variety of countries, and it BER-lin. cial attractions, Ste. Genevieve’s annual Jour de Fete celebration has their mark is remembered in our Bootheel been described as one of “the premier arts and crafts fair in the Mid- towns’ names, even though we Our state has a couple of dis- west”. As the first European settlement in Missouri, the French Colo- nial setting of Ste. Genevieve provides a perfect setting for this annual event in southeast Missouri. tinctive traits that you may have mind he didn’t want to be part of souri wanted to grow, and so al or a lawsuit takes place today, Business Service Directory noticed about its unique shape. Arkansas. Other than his beau- we executed the Platte Purchase the parties involved come to the A Helpful Guide to Area Businesses The first is the bootheel. If look tiful farm, there was nothing in with the Potawatamie and Sac & courthouse which is usually in at a map of the , Arkansas but untillable, rocky Fox Indians. This purchase gave the center of the county for the fLOwERS you’ll notice that there is a line wilderness. He wanted to part of Missouri its northwestern nose. judge to hear the case. But at the at 36½ north latitude that is fre- Missouri because with its fertile The new addition encompassed inception of our state, there were quently used to separate states. ground, its thriving port cities of the 3,100 square miles that are no courthouses— only a judge It approximately marks the bor- Cape Girardeau and St. Louis, now home to Atchison, Nod- who lived in the center of the L i t t l e der between and North its caves and rolling hills, and its away, Holt, Andrew, Buchanan, county, and he would travel by Carolina, Kentucky and Ten- river access for transporting his and Platte Counties. We were horseback to wherever the case nessee, Kansas and Oklahoma, crops, Missouri had it going on. able to acquire this land for less occurred. Also, lawyers lived in Clara’sFlowers, Unique Gifts & GardenA Dash of Whimsy! NEW Colorado and New Mexico, and So, what do you do? Well, than a penny an acre. the county centers—later to be- LOCATION118 ! North2305B 16th Miller Street St., • Bethany, Bethany, MO MO 64424 . Utah and Arizona. And it was Mr. Walker took the initiative to come towns called county seats Rhonda Taylor supposed to be the border be- hop on his horse and ride hun- Big Counties like here in Bethany—and those • 660.425.3000660-425-3000 • 888-273-0650 • 888.273.0650 tween Missouri and Arkansas. dreds of miles to Washington I mentioned earlier that our lawyers would follow the judges But a man named John Walker D.C., where he petitioned the state now has 115 counties. hoping to drum up some busi- TITLE COMPANIES had something to say about that. leaders there to adopt Missouri Well, it’s actually 114 counties ness from the parties involved. Walker was a farmer who owned as a state, but only if its borders and the City of St. Louis, which The county size, about 30 by a lot of ground in the Mississippi would include his farm. Well, has the unique distinction of be- 30, was determined by how far Grand River Title Inc. flood plain just south of the bor- he must have been a pretty con- ing a city not within any county. the judge’s horse could take the We want to be your “go to” title agent! der in Arkansas Territory. When vincing salesman because to- St. Louis was already a thriving judge out and back in a single he heard that Missouri might day in our southeastern corner, city when we became a state, so day. And that’s why our coun- become a state, he made up his our southern border goes along in our original state constitution ties are the size they are, and Phone (660) 425-6833 at 36½N latitude until it drops we designated them as their own why we now have 115 counties Fax (660) 425-6855 down to 36 to include what was location not under the rule of any instead of the original 14. 1500 Main Street, Bethany, Mo 64424 Linda Go Public Email. [email protected] In The once John Walker’s farm, giving county government. It seems www.missouricentraltitle.com us the bootheel. like to this day we give St. Louis Harrison County Collins Nose special treatment. Because of its One of the 23 counties that When you have something Our northwestern corner size and population, St. Louis came from Howard County you need to move, rent, or sell, has a story behind its shape as is often thought of as our 115th was our own Harrison County. Home Town Title, LLC harness the power of the press with an ad in the Classifieds. It’s well. At the intersection of two county. Harrison County did not get its the most effective and inexpen- sive way to get the word out to lonely dirt roads at northwest But when Missouri became name from either of the presi- thousands of interested parties corner of Worth County there a state in 1821, we only had dents named Harrison, but from right in your local area. is an historic marker that states 14 counties. These areas were U.S. Representative Albert Har- Lauren C. Eivins Announce It In The Classifieds.... “this is the northwest corner of enormous, with the area where rison, who you can think of as Owner/Title Agent • Merchandise For Sale the state of Missouri”. Now it’s we are today being a part of the Sam Graves of the 1830s. • Garage & Estate Sales 106 N. 16th Street (660) 425-3523 • Pets For Adoption not, but that’s what the marker Howard County. Over the years, Albert Harrison, who was also • Household Services says. And that’s because when little by little, Howard County namesake of the town of Harri- Bethany, MO 64424 email: [email protected] • Position Available • Wanted To Buy Missouri became a state in 1821, would get broken up into 23 dif- sonville, was from Fulton, Mis- • etc... that spot was our northwest cor- ferent counties. souri. He died in 1839, and Har- fOOD For Classified rates and ner. At that time, our western While our counties vary in rison County was established six information, call border went from around Joplin shape, for the most part they are years later in 1845 in his honor, 660-425-6325 Monday through Friday: due north through what is now about 30 miles wide by 30 miles 175 years ago. 8am to 5pm Kansas City, and continued due high. I am told this size was cho- (To be continued in next Bethany north to that marker. 15 years sen based on the speed a horse week’s Bethany Republican- Republican-Clipper after statehood in 1836, Mis- walks. Whenever a criminal tri- Clipper)

1603 Central Street • Bethany, MO ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS [email protected] Courthouse Landscape and Drainage Improvements 660-425-5994 Notice to Contractors

CLEANING Sealed bids for Courthouse Landscape and Drainage Improvements in Bethany, Harrison County, Missouri, will be received at: Harrison County Courthouse at 1505 Main Street, Bethany, MO 64424 until 3:00 o’clock P.M. (Prevailing Local Time) on the 11th day of November, 2020, at the office of the Jack Hodge, Presiding County Commissioner, and at that time will be publicly opened and read. All bids shall be submitted on the forms provided. Bethany, Missouri HVAC CleAning - CArpet steAming - steAm CleAning The proposed work includes: Landscape and drainage improvements on the courthouse grounds. Work miCrobiAl fogging - UV ligHt sterilizing includes disposal of existing materials, demolition, grading, drainage, concrete pavement and curb, and 660-425-8678 • 660-373-2353 plant materials. Plans and specifications may be picked up from the office of Harrison County, MO at 1505 Main Street, LANDSCAPING Bethany, MO 64424. Digital copies of the bid documents are available at www.GarverUSA.com for a fee of $30. These documents may be downloaded by selecting this project from the “Plan Room” link, and by entering Quest Project Number 7380891 and password GarverKC on the “Browse Projects” page. For assistance and free membership registration, contact QuestCDN at 952.233.1632 or [email protected]. Addendums to the bid package will be issued through the online Plan Holders List; therefore, all prime Beautiful Yards bidders shall be responsible for downloading the bid documents from the online plan room in order to be Landscaping included in the Plan Holders List. 660-868-2317 All labor used in the construction of this public improvement shall be paid a wage no less than the Nicolas Stevens prevailing hourly rate of wages of work of a similar character in this locality as established by the We offer new decking & new and restored landscapes. Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (Federal Wage Rate), or state wage rate, whichever is higher. REPAIR & MAINTENANCE Harrison County hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, businesses owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation STEVENS and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, religion, creed, sex, age, ancestry, or REPAIR & MAINTENANCE national origin in consideration for an award. • ATV A certified or cashier’s check or a bid bond in the amount of 5% shall be submitted with each proposal. • UTV • BIKES Harrison County reserves the right to reject any or all bids. • MOWERS/WEED EATERS NICOLAS STEVENS • TILLERS No 2nd tier subcontracting will be allowed on this project. • CHAINSAWS 1405 N 25th St. Lot A Bethany, MO 64424 660-868-2317 (39-1tc)

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North unless they are accompanied by games along with dancing. for attendance at basketball Harrison fans are requested to sit a parent or guardian with whom The night started with a hay- games during the upcoming sea- on the north half of the gym and they should sit. ride at 6:30 p.m. After returning son. visitors in the south half. Basketball fans will be re- to the barn the group enjoyed Basketball fans are urged to “All attendees are encouraged quested to exit from the building pizza and chips for supper and practice social distancing when to sit in the same place the entire at the conclusion of the game then the games and dancing be- possible and wearing masks is time and not change seats in the and not congregate in the gym gan. encouraged but not required. event contact tracking is neces- or halls. FFA members played several Seating will be expanded for sary,” the policy states. Those who are ill are remind- games including seed slinging, social distancing by using the Grade school students will ed to stay at home. corn shelling, musical bales, cornhole and ended the night with the traditional egg toss game. Check us out on the Internet Members voted for king and queen as they entered the door and the honors were awarded to Submitted by Gilman City Chapter Advisor Dan Chalfant Hey! www.bethanyclipper.com king, Kaden Locker and queen, Bailey Williamson. Barnwarming: Gilman City Barnwarming attendees awarded honors to Kaden Locker, king and Bailey Williamson, queen. BULL’S EYE TRADING Election drawing interest from voters Payday Loans/Buy/Sell/Trade/Pawn BUY Here (Continued From Page 1) missioner Jim Holcomb, Collec- deciding Constitutional Amend- Pawn & Huge Selection A S PAY Here A will be opposed by Democrat tor-Treasurer Cheryl Coleman, ment 1 which would extend Payday It’s U Gena Ross of Platte County. Assessor Lila Craig, Public two-term limits to the governor, Loans Here! L State Representative J. Egg- Administrator Kimberly King treasurer, the lieutenant gover- Guns Boots & T Loans Clothing E leston, R-Maysville, who has and Coroner Zach Wilson, all nor, the secretary of state and Available & Order online at represented the 2nd House dis- Republicans, face no opposition attorney. Amendment 3 would Here Ammo bullseye-trading.com O We’ll Finance S trict since 2014, will be opposed in the election. ban gifts from lobbyists to leg- 660-425-7888 • 1/4 mile behind Dairy Queen, Bethany • Hrs: Mon-Sat, 10:00am-6:00pm by Democrat Mindi Smith of Two local propositions will islators, reduce legislative cam- Union Star. be on the ballot. Bethany resi- paign contribution limits and There are no contests for dents will vote on the approval change the redistricting pro- countywide office in next Tues- of a use tax on purchases from cess voters approved in 2018 day’s election. out-of-state vendors at the same by transferring responsibility Sheriff Trevor Place, who rate as the sales tax, currently for drawing legislative districts was appointed to office follow- at 1.875%. Gilman City will be from a nonpartisan state demog- ing the death of Josh Eckerson, voting on a similar use tax pro- rapher to a governor-appointed will be unopposed for his first posal on out-of-state purchases bipartisan commission. full term as sheriff. at the current sales tax rate of Voters also will be decid- Democrat 2020 Mike Smith of Eagleville, 1.5%. In both cases, a use tax ing whether to retain Missouri Affordable health care, care for the environment, equal who defeated incumbent Rick return would not be required Supreme Court Judge Patricia Vote opportunity, manage the pandemic, fair treatment of ref- Smith in the Republican pri- from residents whose purchases Breckenridge and Western Court ugees and immigrants, tackle the climate change prob- mary, will be unopposed for from out-of-state vendors do of Appeals Judge Tom Chap- lem before it is too late to save the planet, return to a election as North District com- not exceed $2,000 in a calendar man. democratic form of government (We don't need a dictator). missioner. year. Current South District Com- Missouri voters will also be President of the United States: Joe Biden MU looking for trial participants Vice President of the United States: Kamala Harris University of Missouri Ex- soybean rotation, potassium re- pre-plant or side-dress applica- U.S. Representative District 6: Gena Ross tension is looking for farmers to sponse in corn-soybean rotation, tions. The farmer chooses the participate in fertilizer trials as phosphorus response in corn, About strip trials Missouri Governor: Nicole Galloway part of the “MU Certified” Strip nitrogen response in corn, nitro- Strip trials involve field- Missouri Lieutenant Governor: Alissia Canady Trial Program. gen timing in corn or wheat, and length strips laid out side by MU Extension nutrient man- nitrogen response in forages. side. The simplest trials will Missouri Secretary of State: Yinka Faleti agement specialist John Lory, Lory says the strip trial pro- have side-by-side strips with who leads the program, said this gram can only work with farm- and without fertilizer. If inter- Missouri State Treasurer: Vicki Englund year’s farmer panel approved ers who can provide yield maps ested, contact your local MU trials focused on improving for grain harvest, and an as-ap- Extension agronomist or email Missouri Attorney General: Richard Finneran management of fertilizer in corn plied map for fertilizer is pre- [email protected](opens and soybean rotations, wheat ferred. All trials must be repli- in new window). For more infor- Missouri State Representative and forages. cated at least four times on eight mation, visit striptrial.missouri. District 2: Mindi Smith “The farmer panel was par- to 12 strips. edu(opens in new window). ticularly interested in sulfur and The farmer controls all other potassium response in corn and management choices for the (Paid for by Lois Pontius, Ridgeway, Mo) soybeans,” Lory said. crop, including crop varieties, The strip trial program (opens other fertilizer, plant protection in new window) uses on-farm choices and harvest. research to help farmers improve Drones will survey fields profits and maintain the environ- during the growing season, ment. A local extension person and there will be targeted fall will work with the farmer to lay soil sampling if sulfur, potas- out a trial that works with the sium and phosphorus increase Mayor’s Christmas Tree farmer’s equipment, and then yield. Every fall the program will provide guidance through- sends the farmers results from out the trial. After harvest the their farms and from other trial farmers provide yield maps that participants. will be analyzed to determine • Nitrogen response in corn fertilizer effects on yield. This tests the farmer’s N rate The list of 2021 trial options against more or less N (typically includes sulfur response in corn- 30 pounds). Strips may be either ANGEL TREE SIGN-UP Sponsored by the City of Bethany WE DO DEER! Pick up Applications beginning Thomas Farm November 2, 2020 at Bethany City Hall Quality Meats and returned by November 25, 2020

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Missouri State High School Athletic Association 2020-21 GRC 11-Man Football 11- Man Football Standings Class 1, District 7 Tournament School Con. Ovr. PCT Milan 6-1 8-1 0.888 (1) South Harrison S. Harrison 6-1 7-2 0.777 (1) South Harrison Republican-Clipper photos, Nick Taylor Friday,canceled Oct. 30, 7:00 pm Princeton 5-1 6-2 0.750 (8) Putnam County Gallatin 4-3 5-4 0.555 Unstoppable: South Harrison’s top three run- Friday, Nov. 6 Maysville 2-5 3-6 0.333 ning backs caused problems for Trenton during (4) Penney Polo 2-5 2-7 0.222 Friday night’s game between the two Bullldog Friday, Oct. 30, 7:00 pm Putnam Co. 1-6 2-7 0.222 team. They are, clockwise from the top, Austin (5) Gallatin Trenton 0-5 0-7 0.000 Lasher, Justice Cook and Gradyn Linthacum. Friday , Nov. 13 GRC 8-Man Football third quarter. The rout continued the hometown Bulldogs added a (2) Milan With Coach Schoning freely Standings when Linthacum took the ball 2-point conversion to make the substituting young players in Friday, Oct. 30, 7:00 pm School Con. Ovr. PCT out of a Trenton player’s arms score 40-8 going into the fourth the final minutes of the game, (7) Knox County North Andrew 5-0 9-0 1.000 and took it into the end zone to quarter. Trenton Coach Kevin Hixson (3) Princeton Friday, Nov. 6 Stanberry 5-1 7-1 0.875 make the score 40-0. Sunderman scored South decided that he would stick with Friday, Oct. 30, 7:00 pm Pattonsburg 1-4 5-4 0.555 The Trenton team finally Harrison’s final touchdown fol- his first stringers to get back on Worth County 1-3 4-4 0.500 scored when Quincy Griffin lowed by a 2-point conversion (6) Scotland County the scoreboard. Trenton scored Albany 2-3 4-4 0.500 broke open for a touchdown and by Hunter Ackley. to make the final count 48-16. King City 2-5 4-5 0.444

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Bethany Republican-Clipper October 28, 2020 Page 11 Lady Shamrocks have 6 unanimous picks in all-HDC team North Harrison’s Lady Sham- Honorable mention players rocks, who were undefeated in were Summer Martin, sopho- the conference, had six of the more, Mercer; Maddi Fisher, top selections on the HDC All- freshman, Mercer; Kortny Estes, Conference team. sophomore, Winston; Sidney The Shamrocks, who were Gibson, junior, Gilman City; 6-0 in the HDC and 20-6 over- Anissa Williams, junior, Tri- all, placed seniors Emma Craig, County; Alexis Booth, fresh- Rainey Fordyce, Carly Rinehart man, East Harrison, and Grace and Kami Gibson and junior Larson, senior, Grundy County. Camden Castleberry and sopho- The Class 1, District 15 all- more Jayliegh Robins as unani- district selections were also an- mous selections for the confer- nounced last week. ence. North Harrison infielder Jay- Lindsey Snuffer, a senior liegh Robins, outfielder Rainey from Gilman City, was also a Fordyce, pitcher Carly Rinehart, unanimous selection. catcher Emma Craig and utility Other all - HDC selections player Kami Gibson were named were Kaydee Hill, unanimous, to the team. Alexis Booth, a a Winston sophomore; Marrissa freshman from East Harrison, Uthe, freshman, Winston; Carly and Camden Castleberry, North Turner, unanimous, junior Tri- Harrison, were named to the sec- SAMPLE County, and Rikki Cook, unani- ond team. mous, senior Tri-County.

GRC Softball Final Standings Eastern Division Second team: Maysville 6-0 Betty Rogers, freshman, Galla- Polo 5-2 tin; Kayila Larkins, junior, Polo; South Harrison 4-3 Hanna Vaught, freshman, Polo; Putnam County 3-4 Chandler Lynch, junior Trenton; Princeton 3-4 Madi Nichols, senior, South Gallatin 2-4 Harrison; Avery Pickering, Milan 2-5 freshman, Milan; Megan Spen- Trenton 2-5 cer, sophomore, Princeton; Rylie Boyer, junior, Maysville; Ashton All-conference unanimous Willis, junior, Milan; Samantha SAMPLE selections: Daniels, junior, Putnam County. Caragan Baker, senior, Galla- Honorable mention: tin; Chloe Gilbert, sophomore, Mallory Clevenger, senior, Polo; Polo; Maci Moore, senior, Jade Meisel, sophomore, Polo; Trenton; Jillian Hurt, junior, Kenley Moore, sophomore, South Harrison; Cadence Polo; Gracyn Rongey, junior, Pauley, junior, Milan; Lauren Trenton; Hannah Carter, fresh- Krohn, junior, Princeton; Sadie man, South Harrison; Kaliska Smith, senior, Maysville; Ash- Madison, sophomore, South ley Brown, junior, Maysville; Harrison; Jasmine Allen, senior, Claire Tipton, junior, Putnam Princeton; Makenzie Dunkin, County; Carsen Sporledger, sophomore, Princeton; Claire senior, Putnam County. Catlett, junior, Maysville.

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Submitted photos Softball honors: Lydia Coul- son, granddaughter of Carol Coulson of Bethany, has been named to the CMAC All-Star team and the all-district team at the end of the softball season. She plays for the Capital City High School softball team in Jefferson City. Her team won 20 games this season. She is the daughter of Jeff Coulson, a South Harrison graduate, and Kristin Coulson who are both employed by the Mis- souri State Highway Patrol in Jefferson City.

Harrison County School Events October 28-Nov. 4 Cainsville R-I November 2 - Jr. Hi Basketball @ Winston @ 6:00 p.m. South Harrison R-II October 28 - Parent - Teacher Conferences 3:30 p.m. October 29 - Parent teacher Conferences 3:30 p.m. October 30 - Football 1st Round Districts SAMPLE November 2 - MS Basketball vs. Albany 5:30 p.m. North Harrison R-III October 28- Jr. Hi. Basketball @ Home vs. Pattonsburg 5:30 p.m. October 29 - 9:30 a.m.- Halloween Parade (virtual) & Parties October 29 -12:50 p.m. - Early dismissal for Parent Teacher Conferences October 29- 7:00 pm. - Parent Teacher Conferences October 30 - NO SCHOOL November 2 - 5:30 p.m. -Jr. High Basketaball @ Worth County, Grant City November 3 - 6:00 p.m. - Jr. High Basketball @ East Harrison, Cainsville Gilman City R-IV October 29- Dismiss at 12:39 Parent-Teacher Conference 1 - 7 p.m. October 30 - NO SCHOOL Ridgeway R-V October 28 - Basketball @ Pleasant view 6:00 p.m. October 28- Board Meeting October 29 - 12:45 Early Dismissal October 29 - 2:00 p.m. Parent /Teacher Conferences October 30- NO SCHOOL October 30 - 6:00 p.m. Basketball @ Grant City

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political action committee to the ideal population for percent, three percent, four Proposed Amendments to the Constitution of Missouri unless the committee has filed such districts, determined by percent, and five percent in and Statutory Propositions the same financial disclosure dividing the number of districts favor of each party. The vote To be submitted to the qualified voters of the State of Missouri at the reports that would be required to be established into the total in each individual district shall General Election to be held on Tuesday, the 3rd day of November, 2020. of a Missouri political action population of the state reported be assumed to shift by the committee. in the federal decennial same amount as the statewide census], and shall be drawn vote. The nonpartisan state CONSTITUTIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL within the fourth degree by Section 3. (a) [There on the basis of one person, demographer shall ensure that, AMENDMENT NO. 1 AMENDMENT NO. 3 [ blood or marriage. The dollar is hereby established the one vote. Districts are as in each of these simulated

limitations of this section shall post of “Nonpartisan nearly equal as practicable elections, the difference [Proposed by the 100th General [Proposed by the 100th be increased or decreased State Demographer”. The in population if no district between the two parties’ total Assembly (First Regular General Assembly (Second each year by the percentage of nonpartisan state demographer deviates by more than one wasted votes, divided by the Session) SS SCS SJR 14 & 9] Regular Session) SS 3 SJR 38] increase or decrease from the shall acquire appropriate percent from the ideal total votes cast for the two end of the previous calendar information to develop population of the district, parties, is as close to zero as OFFICIAL BALLOT OFFICIAL BALLOT year of the Consumer Price procedures in preparation as measured by dividing practicable; TITLE: TITLE: Index, or successor index for drawing legislative the number of districts into as published by the U.S. redistricting maps on the the statewide population c.] (3) Subject to the Do you want to amend Shall the Missouri Department of Labor, or its basis of each federal census data being used, except requirements of [paragraphs the Missouri Constitution Constitution be amended to: successor agency, and rounded for presentation to the house that a district may deviate a. and b. of this subdivision] to extend the two term ] to the nearest dollar amount. apportionment commission and by up to three percent if subdivisions (1) and (2) of restriction that currently • Ban gifts from paid the senatorial apportionment necessary to follow political this subsection, districts shall applies to the Governor lobbysists to legislators (c) The general assembly commission. subdivision lines consistent be composed of contiguous and Treasurer to the Lt. and their employees; shall make no law authorizing with subdivision (4) of this territory as compact as may Governor, Secretary of State, • Reduce legislative unlimited campaign (b) The nonpartisan state subsection; be. Areas which meet only Auditor and the Attorney campaign contribution contributions to candidates demographer shall be selected at the points of adjoining General? limits; for the general assembly, nor through the following process. [b.] (2) Districts shall be corners are not contiguous. In • Change the redistricting any law that circumvents the First, state residents may established in a manner so as to general, compact districts State and local process voters contribution limits contained apply for selection to the state comply with all requirements of are those which are square, governmental entities approved in 2018 in this Constitution. In addition auditor using an application the United States Constitution rectangular, or hexagonal in estimate no costs or savings by: (i) transferring to other campaign contribution developed by the state auditor and applicable federal laws, shape to the extent permitted from this proposal. responsibility for limitations or restrictions to determine an applicant’s including, but not limited to, the by natural or political drawing state legislative provided for by law, the amount qualifications and expertise Voting Rights Act of 1965 (as boundaries; Submitting to the qualified districts from the of contributions made to or relevant to the position. amended). [Notwithstanding voters of Missouri, an Nonpartisan State accepted by any candidate or Second, the state auditor shall any other provision of this [d.] (4) To the extent amendment to article VII of the Demographer to candidate committee from any deliver to the majority leader Article, districts shall not be consistent with [paragraphs Constitution of Missouri, by Governor-appointed person other than the candidate and minority leader of the drawn with the intent or result a. to c. of this subdivision, adding thereto one new section bipartisan commissions; [ in any one election for the senate a list of at least three of denying or abridging the district boundaries shall relating to the limitation of (ii) modifying and ] to the office general assembly applicants with sufficient equal opportunity of racial coincide with the boundaries terms served by certain elected reordering the of state representative or expertise and qualifications, as or language minorities to of political subdivisions of the officers. redistricting criteria. state senator shall not exceed determined by the state auditor, participate in the political state. The number of counties

the following: to perform the duties of the process or diminishing their and cities divided among more Be it resolved by the Senate, nonpartisan state demographer. ability to elect representatives than one district shall be as the House of Representatives State governmental (1) To elect an individual to Third, if the majority leader and of their choice, whether by small as possible. When there concurring therein: entities expect no cost or the office of state senator, two minority leader of the senate themselves or by voting in is a choice between dividing savings. Individual local thousand [five] four hundred together agree that a specific concert with other persons.] local political subdivisions, the That at the next general governmental entities dollars; and applicant should be selected The following principles more populous subdivisions election to be held in the state expect significant decreased to be the nonpartisan state shall take precedence shall be divided before the less of Missouri, on Tuesday next revenues of a total unknown (2) To elect an individual demographer, that applicant over any other part of this populous, but this preference following the first Monday amount. to the office of state shall be selected and the constitution: no district shall not apply to a legislative in November, 2020, or at a representative, two thousand selection process shall cease. shall be drawn in a manner district boundary drawn along special election to be called by Submitting to the qualified dollars. Fourth, if the majority leader which results in a denial or a county line which passes the governor for that purpose, voters of Missouri, an and minority leader of the abridgment of the right of any through a city that lies in more there is hereby submitted to amendment repealing sections The contribution limits senate cannot together agree citizen of the United States to than one county] subdivisions the qualified voters of this 2, 3, and 7 of article III of the and other restrictions of this on an applicant, they may each vote on account of race or (1) to (3) of this subsection, state, for adoption or rejection, Constitution of Missouri, and section shall also apply to any remove a number of applicants color; and no district shall communities shall be the following amendment to adopting three new sections person exploring a candidacy on the state auditor’s list be drawn such that members preserved. Districts shall article VII of the Constitution in lieu thereof relating to [ for a public office listed in equal to one-third of the total of any community of citizens satisfy this requirement if of the state of Missouri: regulating the legislature to ] the office of this subsection number of applicants on that protected by the preceding district lines follow political limit the influence of partisan state representative or state list, rounded down to the next clause have less opportunity subdivision lines to the Section A. Article VII, or other special interests. senator. integer, and the state auditor than other members of the extent possible, using the Constitution of Missouri, is shall then conduct a random electorate to participate in following criteria, in order amended by adding thereto one Be it resolved by the Senate, [For purposes of this lottery of the applicants the political process and to of priority. First, each county new section, to be known as the House of Representatives subsection, “base year amount” remaining after removal to elect representatives of their shall wholly contain as many section 15, to read as follows: concurring therein: shall be the contribution limits select the nonpartisan state choice; districts as its population prescribed in this section. demographer. The state auditor allows. Second, if a county Section 15. No person That at the next general Contribution limits set forth shall prescribe a time frame and [Districts shall be designed wholly contains one or more shall be elected governor, election to be held in the state herein shall be adjusted on the deadlines for this application in a manner that achieves districts, the remaining lieutenant governor, of Missouri, on Tuesday next first day of January in each and selection process that both both partisan fairness and, population shall be wholly secretary of state, state following the first Monday even-numbered year hereafter encourages numerous qualified secondarily, competitiveness. joined in a single district auditor, state treasurer, in November, 2020, or at a by multiplying the base year applicants and avoids delay “Partisan fairness” means made up of population or attorney general more special election to be called by amount by the cumulative in selection. The nonpartisan that parties shall be able to from outside the county. If than twice, and no person the governor for that purpose, Consumer Price Index and state demographer shall translate their popular support a county does not wholly who has held the office there is hereby submitted to rounded to the nearest dollar serve a term of five years and into legislative representation contain a district, then no of governor, lieutenant the qualified voters of this amount, for all years after may be reappointed. To be with approximately equal more than two segments of governor, secretary of state, state, for adoption or rejection, ] 2018. eligible for the nonpartisan efficiency. “Competitiveness” a county shall be combined state auditor, state treasurer, the following amendment to state demographer position, means that parties’ legislative with an adjoining county. or attorney general, or acted article III of the Constitution (d) No contribution to a an individual shall not have representation shall be Third, split counties and as governor, lieutenant of the state of Missouri: candidate for legislative office served in a partisan, elected substantially and similarly county segments, defined as governor, secretary of state, shall be made or accepted, position for four years prior responsive to shifts in the any part of the county that is state auditor, state treasurer, Section A. Sections 2, 3, directly or indirectly, in a to the appointment. The electorate’s preferences. in a district not wholly within or attorney general, for more and 7, article III, Constitution fictitious name, in the name nonpartisan state demographer that county, shall each be as than two years of a term to of Missouri, are repealed and of another person, or by or shall be disqualified from To this end, the nonpartisan few as possible. Fourth, as which some other person three new sections adopted in through another person in such holding office as a member state demographer shall few municipal lines shall be was elected to such office lieu thereof, to be known as a manner as to, or with the of the general assembly for calculate the average electoral crossed as possible; shall be elected to that same sections 2, 3, and 7, to read as intent to, conceal the identity four years following the date performance of the two parties office more than once. This follows: of the actual source of the subsection shall supersede of the presentation of his or receiving the most votes in the [e. Preference shall be contribution. There shall be her most recent legislative three preceding elections for that districts are compact the provisions of Article Section 2. (a) After December a rebuttable presumption that IV, Section 17 that relate to redistricting map to the house governor, for United States in form, but the standards 6, 2018, no person serving as a contribution to a candidate term limitations, provided apportionment commission or Senate, and for President of established by paragraphs a. a member of or employed by that service in the offices of for public office is made or the senatorial apportionment the United States. This index to d. of this subdivision take the general assembly shall act governor or state treasurer accepted with the intent to commission. shall be defined as the total precedence over compactness or serve as a paid lobbyist, resulting from an election or circumvent the limitations on votes received by each party where a conflict arises register as a paid lobbyist, or appointment, or in the case contributions imposed in this (c)] The house of in the three preceding elections between compactness and solicit prospective employers of the governor succession to section when a contribution is representatives shall consist for governor, for United States these standards. In general, or clients to represent as a paid office, prior to December 3, received from a committee or of one hundred sixty- Senate, and for President of the compact districts are those lobbyist during the time of such 2020, shall count towards the organization that is primarily three members elected at United States, divided by the which are square, rectangular, service until the expiration of limitations provided in this funded by a single person, each general election and total votes cast for both parties or hexagonal in shape to the subsection. two calendar years after the individual, or other committee [apportioned] redistricted as in these elections. Using this extent permitted by natural or conclusion of the session of that has already reached its provided in this section. index, the nonpartisan state political boundaries.] the general assembly in which contribution limit under any demographer shall calculate STATE OF MISSOURI the member or employee last law relating to contribution SS [(1)] (b) [Within ten days the total number of wasted (5) Districts shall be drawn served and where such service } limitations. A committee or after the population of this state votes for each party, summing in a manner that achieves Secretary of State was after December 6, 2018. organization shall be deemed is reported to the President for across all of the districts in the both partisan fairness and, to be primarily funded by a I, John R. Ashcroft, each decennial census of the plan. “Wasted votes” are votes secondarily, competitiveness, (b) No person serving as a single person, individual, or Secretary of State of the State United States or, in the event cast for a losing candidate but the standards established member of or employed by the of Missouri, hereby certify other committee when the that a reapportionment has or for a winning candidate by subdivisions (1) to (4) general assembly shall accept that the foregoing is a full, committee or organization been invalidated by a court of in excess of the fifty percent of this subsection shall directly or indirectly a gift true and complete copy of receives more than fifty percent competent jurisdiction, within threshold needed for victory. take precedence over of any tangible or intangible Constitutional Amendment of its annual funding from that ten days after such a ruling has In any plan of apportionment partisan fairness and item, service, or thing of value No. 1, to be submitted to the single person, individual, or been made, the nonpartisan and map of the proposed competitiveness. “Partisan from any paid lobbyist or qualified voters of the State other committee. state demographer] The house districts submitted to the fairness” means that parties lobbyist principal [in excess of Missouri at the General independent bipartisan respective apportionment shall be able to translate of five dollars per occurrence]. Election to be held the third (e) In no circumstance shall citizens commission shall commission, the nonpartisan their popular support into day of November, 2020. This Article shall not prevent a candidate be found to have [begin the preparation of state demographer shall ensure legislative representation candidates for the general violated limits on acceptance legislative districting plans and the difference between the two with approximately equal In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, assembly, including candidates of contributions if the Missouri maps] redistrict the house parties’ total wasted votes, efficiency. “Competitiveness” I hereunto set my hand and for reelection, or candidates ethics commission, its of representatives using the divided by the total votes cast means that parties’ legislative affix the Great Seal of the State for offices within the senate successor agency, or a court following methods, listed in for the two parties, is as close representation shall be of Missouri, done at the City or house from accepting determines that a candidate order of priority: to zero as practicable. substantially and similarly of Jefferson, this 25th day of campaign contributions has taken no action to indicate responsive to shifts in the August, 2020. consistent with this Article and acceptance of or acquiescence [a.] (1) Districts shall be To promote competitiveness, electorate’s preferences. applicable campaign finance to the making of an expenditure [established on the basis of the nonpartisan state law. Nothing in this section that is deemed a contribution total] as nearly equal as demographer shall use the To this end, the average shall prevent individuals pursuant to this section. practicable in population[. electoral performance index electoral performance of from receiving gifts, family Legislative districts shall to simulate elections in which the two political parties support or anything of value (f) No candidate shall accept each have a total population the hypothetical statewide receiving the most votes in from those related to them contributions from any federal as nearly equal as practicable vote shifts by one percent, two the three preceding general Bethany Republican-Clipper October 28, 2020 Page 13 elections for governor, for list, provided that in the case commission shall file with the state is reported to the President apportionment commission a the appellate courts of the , and for of a congressional district secretary of state a tentative for each decennial census of the tentative plan of apportionment state of Missouri by the state President of the United States committee failing to submit redistricting plan and map United States or, in the event and map of the proposed supreme court, a majority of shall be calculated. This a list, the person appointed of the proposed districts that a reapportionment has districts.] whom shall sign and file its index shall be defined as the to the commission by the and during the ensuing been invalidated by a court of redistricting plan and map total votes received by each governor shall reside in the fifteen days shall hold such competent jurisdiction, within (b) The commissioners so with the secretary of state party in the three preceding congressional district of such public hearings as may be [ ten days after such a ruling has selected shall within ten days within ninety days of the date general elections for committee. necessary to hear objections been made, the nonpartisan of receiving the tentative plan of the discharge of the senate governor, for United States or testimony of interested state demographer authorized of apportionment and map of Senate, and for President of Members of the commission persons. The commission in Article III, Section 3 shall the proposed districts required independent bipartisan the United States, divided by shall be disqualified from shall make public the begin the preparation of by this subsection], on the citizens commission. The the total votes cast for both holding office as members of tentative redistricting plan senatorial districting plans and fifteenth day, excluding judicial commission shall parties in these elections. the general assembly for four and map of the proposed maps using the same methods Sundays and state holidays, make public the tentative Using this index, the total years following the date of districts, as well as all and criteria as those required after all members have redistricting plan and map number of wasted votes the filing by the commission demographic and partisan by Article III, Section 3 for the been appointed, meet in the of the proposed districts, as for each party, summing of its final [statement of data used in the creation of establishment of districts for capitol building and proceed well as all demographic and across all of the districts in ] redistricting the plan and map. apportionment the house of representatives. to organize by electing from partisan data used in the the plan shall be calculated. plan. their number a chairman, vice creation of the plan and map. “Wasted votes” are votes (f) Not later than six months (b)] Within sixty days after chairman and secretary. The cast for a losing candidate For the purposes of this after the appointment of the the population of this state is commission shall adopt an Thereafter, senators shall or for a winning candidate Article, the term congressional commission, the commission reported to the President for agenda establishing at least be elected according to such in excess of the threshold district committee or shall file with the secretary of each decennial census of the three hearing dates on which districts until a redistricting needed for victory. In any congressional district state a final statement of the United States, or within sixty hearings open to the public plan is made as provided in redistricting plan and map refers to the congressional numbers and the boundaries days after a [reapportionment] shall be held to hear objections this section. of the proposed districts, the district committee or the of the districts together with redistricting plan has or testimony from interested difference between the two congressional district from a map of the districts, and been invalidated by a court persons. A copy of the agenda (g) Each member of the parties’ total wasted votes, which a congressman was no statement shall be valid of competent jurisdiction, shall be filed with the secretary commission shall receive divided by the total votes cast last elected, or, in the event unless approved by at least the state committee and of the senate within twenty- as compensation fifteen for the two parties, shall not members of congress from seven-tenths of the members. the congressional district four hours after its adoption. exceed fifteen percent. this state have been elected at committees of each of the Executive meetings may be dollars a day for each day the large, the term congressional (g) After the final statement two political parties casting scheduled and held as often commission is in session, but To promote competitiveness, district committee refers to is filed, members of the the highest vote for governor as the commission deems not more than one thousand the electoral performance those persons who last served house of representatives at the last preceding general advisable. [The commission dollars, and, in addition, shall index shall be used to as the congressional district shall be elected according election shall[, at a committee may make changes to the be reimbursed for his or her simulate elections in which committee for those districts to such districts until a new meeting duly called, select tentative plan of apportionment actual and necessary expenses the hypothetical statewide from which congressmen redistricting plan is made by a vote of the individual and map of the proposed incurred while serving as a vote shifts by one percent, were last elected, and the term as provided in this section, committee members, and districts received from the member of the commission. two percent, three percent, congressional district refers except that if the final thereafter submit to the nonpartisan state demographer four percent, and five percent to those districts from which statement is not filed within governor a list of ten persons, provided that such changes are in favor of each party. The congressmen were last elected. six months of the time fixed and] meet and the members consistent with this section (h) No [reapportionment] vote in each individual Any action pursuant to this for the appointment of the of each committee shall and the methods and criteria redistricting plan shall be district shall be assumed to section by the congressional commission, the commission nominate, by a majority vote required by Section 3 of this subject to the referendum. shift by the same amount as district committee shall take shall stand discharged and of the elected members of the Article for the establishment the statewide vote. In each of place only at duly called the house of representatives committee present, provided of districts for the house of (i) Any action expressly these simulated elections, the meetings, shall be recorded in shall be redistricted using the that a majority of the representatives and approved or implicitly alleging that a difference between the two their official minutes and only same methods and criteria as elected members is present, by a vote of at least seven- redistricting plan violates parties’ total wasted votes, described in subsection (b) of members of their party, members present in person tenths of the commissioners. this Constitution, federal divided by the total votes cast shall be permitted to vote. this section by a commission residents in that district, in If no changes are made or law, or the United States for the two parties, shall not of six members appointed the case of a congressional approved as provided for in exceed fifteen percent. [(3) Within six months after from among the judges of district committee, as this subsection, the tentative Constitution shall be filed the population of this state is the appellate courts of the nominees for the senate plan of apportionment and in the circuit court of Cole [(2)] (c) Within sixty days reported to the President for state of Missouri by the state independent bipartisan map of proposed districts shall County and shall name the after the population of this state each decennial census of the supreme court, a majority of citizens commission. No become final. Not later than body that approved the is reported to the President United States or, in the event whom shall sign and file its party shall select more than two months after receiving the challenged redistricting for each decennial census of that a reapportionment has redistricting plan and map one nominee from any one tentative plan of apportionment plan as a defendant. Only the United States or, in the been invalidated by a court with the secretary of state state legislative district. and map of the proposed an eligible Missouri voter [ ] within ninety days of the date The congressional district event that a reapportionment of competent jurisdiction, districts, the commission shall who sustains an individual redistricting plan has within six months after such of the discharge of the house committees shall each submit file with the secretary of state a injury by virtue of residing been invalidated by a court a ruling has been made, the independent bipartisan to the governor their list of final statement of the numbers of competent jurisdiction, nonpartisan state demographer citizens commission. The two elected nominees. The and the boundaries of the in a district that exhibits within sixty days that such shall make public and file judicial commission shall state committees shall each districts together with a map of the alleged violation, and a ruling has been made, with the secretary of state and make public the tentative submit to the governor their the districts.] whose injury is remedied by the state committee and with the house apportionment redistricting plan and map list of five elected nominees. a differently drawn district, the congressional district commission a tentative plan of of the proposed districts, as Within thirty days thereafter the (c) The senate independent shall have standing. If the [committee] committees apportionment and map of the well as all demographic and governor shall appoint a senate bipartisan citizens court renders a judgment of each of the two political proposed districts, as well as partisan data used in the independent bipartisan commission shall redistrict in which it finds that a creation of the plan and map. citizens consisting the senate using the same parties casting the highest all demographic and partisan commission completed redistricting plan vote for governor at the last data used in the creation of the Thereafter, members of the of [ten members, five] two methods and criteria as those exhibits the alleged violation, preceding general election plan and map.] house of representatives shall nominees from each list required by subsection (b), shall meet and the members be elected according to such submitted by each state section 3 of this article for its judgment shall adjust only of [the] each committee shall (d) The commissioners so districts until a redistricting committee and one nominee the redistricting of the house those districts, and only those nominate, by a majority vote selected shall, [within ten days plan is made as provided in from each list submitted by of representatives. parts of district boundaries, of the elected members of the of receiving the tentative plan this section. each congressional district necessary to bring the committee present, provided of apportionment and map committee, to [reapportion] (d) Not later than map into compliance. that a majority of the elected of the proposed districts,] on (h) Each member of the redistrict the thirty-four five months after the The supreme court shall members is present, [two] the fifteenth day, excluding commission shall receive senatorial districts and to appointment of the senate have exclusive appellate Sundays and state holidays, independent bipartisan members of their party, as compensation fifteen establish the numbers and jurisdiction upon the filing of residents in that district, in after all members have dollars a day for each day the boundaries of said districts. No citizens commission, the a notice of appeal within ten the case of a congressional been appointed, meet in the commission is in session but person shall be appointed to commission shall file with the district committee, as capitol building and proceed not more than one thousand both the house independent secretary of state a tentative days after the judgment has nominees for [reapportionment to organize by electing from dollars, and, in addition, shall bipartisan citizens redistricting plan and map become final. commissioners] the house their number a chairman, vice be reimbursed for his or her commission and the senate of the proposed districts independent bipartisan chairman and secretary. The actual and necessary expenses independent bipartisan and during the ensuing EXPLANATION—Matter citizens commission. [Neither] commission shall adopt an incurred while serving as a citizens commission during fifteen days shall hold such enclosed in bold-faced brackets No party shall select more agenda establishing at least member of the commission. the same redistricting cycle. public hearings as may be [thus] in the above bill is not than one nominee from any three hearing dates on which necessary to hear objections enacted and is intended to be one state legislative district. hearings open to the public (i) No [reapportionment] If [either of the party or testimony of interested omitted from the law. Matter The congressional district shall be held to hear objections redistricting plan shall be committees] any committee persons. The commission in bold-face type in the above committees shall each submit or testimony from interested subject to the referendum. fails to submit a list within shall make public the to the governor their list of two persons. A copy of the agenda such time, the governor shall tentative redistricting plan bill is proposed language. elected nominees. The state shall be filed with the clerk of (j) Any action expressly appoint [five members] a and map of the proposed committees shall each submit the house of representatives or implicitly alleging that a member of his or her own districts, as well as all to the governor their list of redistricting plan violates political demographic and partisan STATE OF MISSOURI within twenty-four hours choice from the SS five elected nominees. Within after its adoption. Executive this Constitution, federal party of the committee [so] data used in the creation of } thirty days thereafter, the meetings may be scheduled law, or the United States failing to [act] submit a list, the plan and map. Secretary of State governor shall appoint a house and held as often as the Constitution shall be filed provided that in the case independent bipartisan commission deems advisable. in the circuit court of Cole of a congressional district (e) Not later than six months I, John R. Ashcroft, citizens commission consisting County and shall name the committee failing to submit after the appointment of the Secretary of State of the State of one [name] nominee [The commission may make body that approved the a list, the person appointed commission, the commission of Missouri, hereby certify from each list submitted by changes to the tentative plan challenged redistricting to the commission by the shall file with the secretary of that the foregoing is a full, each congressional district of apportionment and map of plan as a defendant. Only governor shall reside in the state a final statement of the true and complete copy of committee and two nominees the proposed districts received an eligible Missouri voter congressional district of such numbers and the boundaries Constitutional Amendment from each list submitted from the nonpartisan state who sustains an individual committee. of the districts together with No. 3, to be submitted to the by each state committee to demographer provided that injury by virtue of residing a map of the districts, and qualified voters of the State [reapportion] redistrict the such changes are consistent in a district that exhibits Members of the commission no statement shall be valid of Missouri at the General state into one hundred and with this section and approved the alleged violation, and shall be disqualified from unless approved by at least Election to be held the third sixty-three representative by a vote of at least seven- whose injury is remedied by holding office as members of seven-tenths of the members. day of November, 2020. districts and to establish the tenths of the commissioners. a differently drawn district, the general assembly for four numbers and boundaries of If no changes are made or shall have standing. If the years following the date of (f) After the final statement In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, said districts. No person approved as provided for in court renders a judgment the filing by the commission is filed, senators shall I hereunto set my hand and shall be appointed to both this subsection, the tentative in which it finds that a of its final [statement of be elected according to affix the Great Seal of the State the house independent plan of apportionment and completed redistricting plan apportionment] redistricting such districts until a new of Missouri, done at the City bipartisan citizens map of proposed districts shall exhibits the alleged violation, plan. redistricting plan is made of Jefferson, this 25th day of commission and the senate become final. Not later than its judgment shall adjust only as provided in this section, August, 2020. independent bipartisan two months of receiving the those districts, and only those [(c) Within six months after except that if the final citizens commission during tentative plan of apportionment parts of district boundaries, the population of this state is statement is not filed within the same redistricting cycle. and map of the proposed necessary to bring the reported to the President for six months of the time fixed districts, the commission shall map into compliance. each decennial census of the for the appointment of the If any [of the congressional file with the secretary of state a The supreme court shall United States or in the event commission, the commission committees] committee final statement of the numbers have exclusive appellate that a reapportionment has shall stand discharged and fails to submit a list within and the boundaries of the jurisdiction upon the filing of been invalidated by a court the senate shall be redistricted such time, the governor shall districts together with a map of a notice of appeal within ten of competent jurisdiction, using the same methods appoint a member of his or her the districts.] days after the judgment has within six months after such and criteria as described in own choice [from that district become final. a ruling has been made, the subsection (b) of section 3 of and] from the political party of (e) Not later than five nonpartisan state demographer this article by a commission the committee failing to [make months after the appointment Section 7. (a) [Within ten shall file with the secretary of of six members appointed the appointment] submit a of the commission, the days after the population of this state and with the senatorial from among the judges of Page 14 October 28, 2020 Bethany Republican-Clipper

Public Notices Extension to discuss farm lease program

(Editor’s Note: Public Notice advertising plays the above referenced Circuit Court. TO: Leighana Mattice The University Missouri Ex- search for Missouri Farm Leases (hunting) leases – what you a unique role both in American History and in the process by which this country’s democracy is (36-4tc) tension will hold a Missouri Bethany. At the point of registra- should be aware of, and live- preserved. Its one premise is that people must You are notified that an action has Farm Leases program Tuesday, tion, please choose whether you stock and crop share arrange- be informed if they are to govern themselves ______been commenced in the Circuit Court competently. Public Notice advertising first November 10, 2020, from 6:00 would like to attend in person or ments – keeping them fair for came into being with the Congress of 1792. That NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE of Harrison County, Missouri, the ob- body, recognizing its responsibility to the people, ject and general nature of which is to to 9:15 p.m. Participants may ei- virtually through Zoom. Due both sides. required the Postmaster General to advertise for Whereas, Grantors Larry Taff and secure a Judgement of Paternity for bids for the construction of new post offices. ther attend in-person at the Har- to COVID-19 restrictions, in- University of Missouri Ex- From that inauspicious beginning to the complex Carolyn Taff, husband and wife, did 1 minor child and to change her last rison County Extension Office, person registrations are limited tension is presenting this pro- publication requirements in federal, state and by Grantor’s certain Deed of Trust name. local laws today, government officials have come dated April 30th, 2009, and recorded The names of all the parties to said located at 1505 Main, Court- to the first six participants se- gram statewide and the program more and more to understand their obligations to th inform the public through Public Notice advertis- on April 30 , 2009, in the Recorders action are stated above and the house basement in Bethany, or lecting to attend in person at the will be taught by multiple Ex- ing. Newspapers over the years have been the Office for the County of Harrison, name and address of the attorney for virtually via Zoom. There is a Harrison County Extension Of- tension faculty from across the vehicle by which these obligations have been State of Missouri, in Book 663 at petitioners is Janet Wake Larison, 9 fulfilled. They will continue to be as long as the $40 per person charge to attend, fice. The registration deadline is state. The audience will be able public demands that it be informed frequently and Page 195, securing future advances West 3rd Street, Grant City, Missouri. by the best means possible.) in the original amount of $29,158.20, You are further notified that, unless or $65 per couple (two from the Sunday, November 8, 2020. to see and interact with all in- and all other obligations secured you file an answer or other pleading same farm operation); one set of Topics to be discussed dur- structors as well as participants NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE thereby, convey to the Sheriff of Har- or shall otherwise appear and defend materials will be included per ing the program include: cur- at other sites. rison County, Trustee for Citizens against the aforesaid petition within individual and/or couple that rent cash rents in Missouri and For more information, email Bank of Blythedale, certain real 45 days after , the date of first publi- For default under the terms of the register. trends, which items to discuss [email protected] or Deed of Trust executed by Laurie estate located in the County of Har- cation of this notice, judgment by de- Beth Eads, a single woman, dated rison, State of Missouri, more fully fault will be taken against you. The easiest way to register and agree on in a lease, termi- call the Harrison County Exten- June 17, 2014, recorded on June 19, described, to wit: It is ordered that a copy hereof be for the course is to visit www. nating a farm lease – when and sion Office at 660-425-6434. 2014, in Book 692 on Page No. 280 published according to law in the extension.missouri.edu and how to do it legally, recreational as Instrument No. 20141128, Office All of a tract of land bounded Bethany Republican Clipper, a of the Recorder of Deeds, Harrison by a line beginning at the newspaper of general circulation County, Missouri, the undersigned Northeast corner of the South- published in Harrison County, Mis- Successor Trustee, between the west Quarter of the Southeast souri. hours of 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, will Quarter of Section Thirty-four Harrison County Weekly Report on October 29, 2020, at 1:00 PM (34), Township Sixty-six (66), Dated: 9/30/2020 at the South Front Door of the Har- Range Twenty-seven (27), Har- /s/ Terri Fish, Marriage Licenses light, driving while revoked, sus- Battle Ground, WA; fined $70.50, rison County, Missouri, and rison County Courthouse, Bethany Deputy Clerk of Circuit Court Dalton Dakota England 22, Beth- pended, 1st offense and operating Samuel Reed Allsup, Eden Prai- running thence West 450 feet, Missouri, sell at public vendue to (36-4tc) any, Mo., and Ashlee Leahetta Hud- a motor vehicle in a careless and rie, MN; fined $70.50, Christina thence North 187 feet, thence the highest bidder for cash (certified ______East 450 feet, thence South dleston 25, Bethany, Mo. imprudent manner Renee Borkholder, Nappanee, IN; funds only) the following real estate: NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 187 feet to the place of begin- Aric Riley Polley 32, Bethany, State of Missouri vs. Steven fined $70.50, Rachel Ann Clark, ning, EXCEPT commencing Mo., and Lindsay Nicole Fish 28, Shane Adkins, Possession of con- Albany, MO; fined $155.50, John ALL OF THAT PART OF THE Whereas, Grantors Larry Taff and at the East Quarter Corner of SOUTHWEST QUARTER, OF THE Carolyn Taff, husband and wife, did Bethany, Mo. trolled substance except 35 grams or T. Colerangle, Riverside, MO; fined South 34, Township 66 North, SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SEC- by Grantor’s certain Deed of Trust Brian Joseph Willia 29, Bethany, less of marijuana/synthetic cannabi- $155.50, Jasmin Echeverria, Des Range 27 West, Harrison TION 22, TOWNSHIP 62 NORTH, dated April 21st, 2008, and recorded Mo., and Maggie Lucille Ward 27, noid, unlawful possession of drug Moines, IA; fined $181.50, Robert County, Missouri; thence with RANGE 26 WEST, HARRISON on April 29th, 2008, in the Recorders Bethany, Mo. paraphernalia, prior drug offense, Kenneth Harrell, Santa Monica, Quarter Section line, North COUNTY, MISSOURI, DESCRIBED Office for the County of Harrison, Austin Dale Grabill 35, Lacona, driver, front seat passenger fail to CA; fined $155.50, Ariel A. Henry, 89 degree 55 minutes 01 sec- AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING IN THE State of Missouri, in Book 656 at onds West, 1325.00 feet to the Iowa and Leann Marie Herold 30, wear properly adjusted, fastened University Park, IL; fined $155.50, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE Page 155, securing future advances Northeast corner of the North- Lacona, Iowa safety belt Daylon Devin Hodgin, Indepen- SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE in the original amount of $40,559.00, west Quarter of the Southeast Billy Demax Pottorff 44, Beth- State of Missouri vs. Dakota dence, MO; fined $100.50, Eugene AND RUNNING THENCE NORTH and all other obligations secured Quarter of said Section 34; 310 FEET; THENCE EAST 430 thereby, convey to the Sheriff of Har- any, Mo., and Debbie Dee Landes Morgan, passing back checks H. Irwin, Jr., Parkville, MO; fined thence with the East Line of FEET; THENCE SOUTH 310 FEET; rison County, Trustee for Citizens 49, Bethany, Mo. Joyce Russell vs. Brandy Hamil- $70.50, Gunnar William McLain, said Quarter Quarter Section, THENCE WEST 430 FEET TO THE Bank of Blythedale, certain real Real Estate Transfers ton and Earl Ireland, landlord com- Cainsville, MO; fined $74.50, South 00 degrees 45 minutes POINT OF BEGINNING, HARRI- estate located in the County of Har- Noah C. Borntreger and Sarah M. plaint Andrew J. Nelson, Coon Rapids, 11 seconds West 1325.46 feet SON COUNTY, MISSOURI. rison, State of Missouri, more fully Borntreger to Mahlon Stutzman and Cavalry Spv I LLC vs. Jennifer MN; fined $350.50, Jeffrey Scott to the Northeast corner of described, to wit: Mary Stutzman A. Thompson, breach of contract Reglin, Overland Park, KS; fined to satisfy said debt and costs. the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of said Sec- William E. Lehleitner and Janee Young’s Rentals vs. Shanna and $60.50, Aaron Lee Rowland, Lib- All of the West Half of the tion 34, said point being on the Lehleitner to Leizabeth C. Trustee, Cody Atkins erty, MO; fined $50.50, Weston B. Marinosci Law Group of Missouri, South Fifty (50) feet of Lot North line of Wyant’s Addition P.C., Successor Trustee, (816) 287- Seven (7) and the West Half William Lehleitner Irrevocable Southside MFA vs. Director of Shinpoch, Sand Springs, OK; fined to the City of Blythedale, Mis- 0800, may be deemed to be a debt of Lot Six (6) in Block Two (2) Trust, Janee Lehleitner Irrevocable Revenue, Declaratory Judgement $100.50, Kongsue Xiong, Saint souri; thence with said line, collector and, if so, is attempting of M.J. Garton’s Addition to Trust, William and Janee Lehleit- Estate of William H. Turner, Paull, MN North 89 degrees 42 minutes to collect a debt and any informa- the City of Bethany, Missouri. ner Irrevocable Trust, William and Dec, PLT vs. Missouri DOR, DFT, Littering: fined $202.50, Mohan- 19 seconds West 246.04 feet tion obtained will be used for that Subject to all restrictions, res- Janee Lehleitner Irrevocable Trust Declaratory Judgement nad A. Al Badri, Wheaton, IL to the point of beginning; purpose. Pursuant to the Fair Debt ervations and easements now thence continuing with said James Hitt and Tamela Hitt to Kanza Bank vs. Rodge Enter- Failed to wear protective, Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. of record if any. Skyler Lavaughn Crowder, Skyler prises, ET AL approved headgear when on motor- §1692c(b), no information concern- line, North 89 degrees 42 minutes 19 seconds West Crowder, Calvin Ashby Crowder Municipal Court cycle in motion: fined $25.00, ing the collection of this debt may In Trust, to secure payment to Citi- 165.84 feet to the East right- be given without prior consent of the zens Bank of Blythedale, of certain and Calvin Crowder Animal at large: fined $50.50, Jeremy Ray Allen, Bethany, MO of-way line of Missouri Route consumer given directly to the debt promise(s), note(s), agreement(s), PRKG 487 LLC to Langpaul Kandra Kay Baez Torres, Bethany, Driver, front seat passenger fail T; thence with said line, North collector or the express permission and guarantee(s) more fully Holdings Bethany LLC MO; fined $50.50 Lanora Eve to wear properly adjusted, fastened 04 degrees 27 minutes 58 of a court of competent jurisdiction. described therein; Troy Jennings to Lea Norris Campbell, Ridgeway, MO safety belt: fined $10.00 Sammy seconds East 35.74 feet to a Lea Norris to Troy Jennings Exceeded posted speed limit: Francis Anderson, Bethany, MO; Missouri Department of Trans- Marinosci Law Group of Missouri, Whereas, First Missouri Bank is the portation right-of-way marker Suits Filed fined $60.50 Tony Nelson, Bethany, fined $10.00 Mark B. Bottcher, P.C. successor in interest to Citizens at Station 177+93.4/75 feet State of Missouri vs. William MO; fined $70.50 Angela K. Robin- Ridgeway, MO; fined $10.00 Trey Successor Trustee Bank of Blythedale; (816) 287-0800 right Missouri Route N; thence Teator, passing bad checks son, Bethany, MO James Bradley, Ridgeway, MO; with the Southern right-of- State of Missouri vs. Aubrianna Speeding-School Zone: fined fined $10.00, Mason Lee Hamilton, (36-4tpd) Whereas, First Missouri Bank did way line of Missouri Route N, ______appoint James A. Kessinger as Glenn, domestic assault, 3rd degree, $60.50 Justin Reese Short, Eag- Bethany, MO 170.57 feet by arc distance Successor Trustee, pursuant to the resisting and interfering with arrest, leville, MO Failed to equip vehicle with muf- along a curve to the right IN THE 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT terms of the security agreement/ detention or stop Failed to register vehicle: fined fler, adequate muffler, properly having a radius of 1357.40 feet COURT, HARRISON COUNTY, Deed of Trust; and State of Missouri vs. Andrew $50.50 Chandler Brianne Per- attached muffler: fined $181.50 MISSOURI and a chord bearing North 72 degrees 19 minutes 16 sec- Trusty, a fugitive kins, Ridgeway, MO; Alan Dwight Timothy L. Baker, Ridgeway, Now Therefore, at the request of the onds East 170.46 feet; thence State of Missouri vs. Larry H. Smith, Bethany, MO MO; fined $181.50, Michael Dean Judge or Division: PROBATE legal holder of said notes, promises, departing said right-of-way Bremer, resisting and interfering Circuit Court Bishop, Independence, MO; fined agreements, and guarantees, and line, South 00 degrees 25 min- Case Number: 20AH-PR00034 in accordance with the provisions of with arrest, detention or stop, fail to Division II $181.50, Marissa A. Wyler, Urban- utes 12 seconds East 88.25 said Deed of Trust, I, James A. Kes- yield to emergency vehicle sound- Exceeded posted speed limit: dale, IA feet to the point of beginning. In the Estate of OTTO L BENNETT, singer, Successor Trustee, will sell ing siren and displaying red-blue fined $100.50, Courtney E. Agar, Failed to register motor vehicle: Said excepted tract being that Deceased. all of the property described above fined $50.50, Jacob Harris Edwards, conveyed to Eric Baxter and at public venue, to the highest bidder Kansas City, MO; fined $50.50, recorded in Book 663 at Page Notice of Letters of Administra- for cash, at the South front door of 175 in the Recorder’s Office of Adam William Longo, Cainsville, tion Granted the Harrison County Courthouse, Hay Bids MO (Supervised Administration) Harrison County, Missouri. 1515 Main Street, Bethany, MO The City of Bethany is accepting sealed bids for Failed to secure children under 64424 on Friday, October 29th, 2020, In Trust, to secure payment to Citi- Haying of City property around the To All Persons Interested in the between the hours of 9 o’clock a.m. age 8 in child restraint or booster zens Bank of Blythedale, of certain Estate of OTTO L BENNETT, Dece- and 5 o’clock p.m., and more particu- Bethany Memorial airport, New City Lake, City Farm seat: fined $49.50, Sergio Jibran promise(s), note(s), agreement(s), dent: larly at 2:00 p.m., for the purpose of And a 17 acre lot north of Babe Adams ballfield. Gomez Galvan, Fort Worth, TX and guarantee(s) more fully satisfying said indebtedness and the Operating motor vehicle with described therein; Bidder must use own equipment. On September 29, 2020, the fol- costs of executing this trust. The bid should identify the price to be paid to the City per vision reducing material applied to lowing individual was appointed the Whereas, First Missouri Bank is the bale, and is due to the City Clerk by 5:00 p.m. windshield, excess vision reducing personal representative of the estate James A. Kessinger material applied to side window: of OTTO L BENNETT, decedent, by successor in interest to Citizens On Wednesday, November 11th, 2020. Successor Trustee fined $50.50, Ajata Iddrisu, the Probate Division of the Circuit Bank of Blythedale; Call 660-425-3511 or more information. Court of Harrison County, Missouri. To run October 7th, 14th, 21st, and Parkville, MO Whereas, First Missouri Bank did Sealed bids will be accepted at: Bethany City Hall The personal representative’s busi- 28th, 2020 Failure to register motor vehicle: ness address is: William Dean Ben- appoint James A. Kessinger as At 206 North 16th Street, Bethany, MO 64424. fined $50.50, Patricia Ann Johnston- (36-4tc) nett, 26170 W State Highway W, Successor Trustee, pursuant to the City of Bethany has the right to refuse or reject any or all bids. Thompson, Mercer, MO terms of the security agreement/ Ridgeway, MO 64481. (39-2tc) Failure to display plates on motor Deed of Trust; and vehicle: fined $50.50, Daniel Joseph The personal representative’s attor- Kahn, Hartland, WI ney’s name, business address and Now Therefore, at the request of the CITY OF BETHANY Failed to drive within right lane of phone number is: Robert E. Cow- legal holder of said notes, promises, Accepting Applications for Property Transfer/Bid agreements, and guarantees, and highway with two or more lanes in herd, 903 Jackson Street, PO Box For Sale of several City owned properties. 228, Chillicothe, MO 64601-0228 in accordance with the provisions of We same direction: fined $60.50, Jordan (660) 646-0627 said Deed of Trust, I, James A. Kes- Property transfer (if a qualifying plan is approved) or outright have Lee Papenheim, Waterloo, IA singer, Successor Trustee, will sell purchase of properties may be accepted for approval. joined All creditors of said decedent are all of the property described above with at public venue, to the highest bidder Missouri notified to file claims in court within List of Property locations is available at City Hall. six months from the date of the first for cash, at the South front door of newspapers Be Informed. the Harrison County Courthouse, Must discuss details with City Administrator publication of this notice or if a copy to make our Read the 1515 Main Street, Bethany, MO Prior to submitting a bid/proposal @660-425-3511. public notices of this notice was mailed to, or served th upon, such creditor by the personal 64424 on Friday, October 29 , 2020, available at : Republican-Clipper between the hours of 9 o’clock a.m. Bids or proposals are due in a sealed envelope to representative, then within two City Hall, 206 N. 16th Street, Bethany MO 64424 www.mopress.com months from the date it was mailed and 5 o’clock p.m., and more particu- or served, whichever is later, or be larly at 2:00 p.m., for the purpose of By 5:00 P.M. on October 29, 2020. forever barred to the fullest extent satisfying said indebtedness and the costs of executing this trust. The City of Bethany retains the right to reject any and all applications or bids. permissible by law. Such six-month (38-2tc) Bids wanted period and such two-month period do not extend the limitation period James A. Kessinger Village of eagleville that would bar claims one year after Successor Trustee Requesting bids for continuous Pipe Fence the decedent’s death, as provided in NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Section 473.444, RSMo, or any other To run October 7th, 14th, 21st, and at eagleville Maintenance Facility applicable limitation periods. Nothing 28th, 2020 A public hearing before the City of Bethany Board of Ad- located at 10924 e Main, eagleville, MO 64442 (36-4tc) in Section 473.033, RSMo, shall be justment is scheduled for Thursday, November 12, 2020 at construed to bar any action against a ______5:15 p.m., at City Hall, 206 N. 16th Street, Bethany, Mis- decedent’s liability insurance carrier approximately 330 total feet IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE souri. Any objections should be presented at the public through a defendant ad litem pursu- COUNTY OF HARRISON, meeting. ant to Section 537.021, RSMo. MISSOURI DIVISION I Spec Sheet can be picked up at City Hall, 10028 10th Street, Eagleville, MO 64442 Date of the decedent’s death: CASE NO: 20AH-DR00074 The purpose of the public hearing is to consider the request 17-APR-2020 for a variance to the City code,Section 405.120 Schedule of BRIDGET CLAIRE MATTICE District Regulations. This variance is requested by Norman Bids will be accepted until November 10, 2020 at 4:00 pm Date of first publication: A Minor by her Next Friend Newlin, for property commonly known as 2502 Oakland October 7, 2020 NOAH C MCCRARY, Ave and legally described as: Bids can be mailed to Village of Eagleville,

/s/Carla Hillyard, Deputy Clerk And SW corner of Lot Seven (7) running N on the W Line of P O Box 105, Eagleville, MO 64442 Clerk NOAH C MCCRARY, Individually, Lot Seven(7) a distance 73.25 feet, thence E 28.15 to Or dropped off at 10028 10th Street, Eagleville, MO Receipt of this notice by mail should Plaintiffs, point 53.90 feet N of the Southerly Lot Line, thence S Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm not be construed by the recipient to v. 53.90 feet to Southerly Lot Line 34.25 feet to the point indicate that the recipient necessarily LEIGHANA MATTICE of beginning The Board of Directors reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. has a beneficial interest in the estate. Defendant. The nature and extent of any per- Comments will be accepted at City Hall for consideration son’s interest, if any, can be deter- NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR SER- Teresa Parsons, City Clerk by the Board of Adjustment. For additional information, mined from the files and records of VICE BY PUBLICATION Village of Eagleville this estate in the Probate Division of contact the City Clerk, 206 N. 16th Street, Bethany, MO (38-3 tc) 64424 or phone 660-425-3511. (39-2tpd) 660-867-3110. 2X2s for October 25, 2020 (all statewides unless noted)

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