Bethany Republican-Clipper The official newspaper of Harrison County, Missouri since 1873 Bethany, Missouri 64424 Vol. 92, No. 2425 www.bethanyclipper.com July 21, 2021 75 Cents Property near school sold at online auction CBM Auctions of Lathrop, equipment and owned several landland nearnear thethe school.school. TheThe tracttract Street, near the New City Lake. Mo., last week completed its farmsfarms inin HarrisonHarrison County.County. isis locatedlocated westwest ofof thethe schoolschool andand Other tracts of land are lo-- online auction of more than 700 A great deal of interest was thethe DailyDaily Addition.Addition. TheThe propertyproperty cated along the east side of I-35, acres of prime Harrison County focusedfocused onon thethe salesale ofof 64½64½ acresacres consistsconsists ofof pasturelandpastureland andand hashas between Bethany and the Ridge-- farmlandfarmland ownedowned byby thethe CasadyCasady of land adjoining to the South never been developed. way exit, and near the Harrison Family Trust. Harrison High School. Accord-- “We“We hadhad lookedlooked atat itit sincesince itit County Lake. The auction involved 10 inging toto sources,sources, thethe landland wentwent was located next to our school,” Marvin Casady, 79, of Betha-- parcels of land ranging from forfor $268,000$268,000 oror aboutabout $4,150$4,150 anan saidsaid SouthSouth HarrisonHarrison SuperintenSuperinten-- ny passed away suddenly on Jan 2.1 acres to 240 acres. CBM acre, but the buyer has not been dent Dennis Eastin, confirming 11, 2021. He owned Casady Mo-- closed bids on the properties disclosed. thatthat thethe schoolschool decideddecided notnot toto bidbid torstors andand Implement.Implement. on Wednesday, July 14. The JohnathanJohnathan Meyer,Meyer, anan attorneyattorney on the land. CBM Auctions will be con-- ■ Casady salesale waswas heldheld afterafter thethe deathdeath ofof working with the estate, said the The largest tract of land, 240 tinuingtinuing itsits onlineonline auctionauction ofof thethe N family trust Bethany businessman Marvin final paperwork had not been acres,acres, isis locatedlocated atat thethe northeastnortheast Casady family’s tractors and farm property Casady who dealt in used farm completed on the sale of the cornercorner ofof 220th220th StreetStreet andand 265th265th equipment through July 29. Photo CBM Auctions

Rest stop at The Hamptons City studies moving bridge to new park The Bethany City Council on Monday night authorized City Administrator Jake Taylor to solicitsolicit bidsbids toto movemove thethe oldold railroadrailroad depotdepot fromfrom 12th Street to a location in the new city parkland between Babe Adams Field and the high school. City officials said the overwhelming -major- ityity ofof locallocal residentsresidents saysay theythey favorfavor preservingpreserving thethe depotdepot byby movingmoving itit toto aa moremore publicpublic location.location. The city is looking into various options for how toto useuse thethe depotdepot suchsuch asas establishingestablishing aa museummuseum therethere oror aa touristtourist informationinformation bureau.bureau. Taylor also plans to meet with the Harrison County Commission today (Wednesday) about relocatingrelocating thethe WestWest BethanyBethany BridgeBridge toto thethe newnew park property to be used as a low-water crossing and as a tourism feature for the park. The county was scheduled to open bids today on replacing thethe bridgebridge withwith aa newnew structurestructure overover thethe EastEast Fork of Big Creek. Presiding County Commis-- sionersioner JackJack HodgeHodge saidsaid thethe countycounty hashas nono plansplans toto useuse thethe oldold bridgebridge andand indicatedindicated hehe favoredfavored thethe city’scity’s proposalproposal toto savesave thethe 1930-era1930-era structure.structure. InIn otherother business,business, thethe councilcouncil waswas toldtold thatthat city street Superintendent Charlie Bennett’s Republican-Clipper photo city street Superintendent Charlie Bennett’s Republican-Clipper photo crew plans to begin work next month on widen- People attending the Porch Crawl enjoy the shade and refreshmenrefreshmentsts served on the porch of Aaron and Lorrie Langfitt on Saturday afternoon. The Lang-- crew plans to begin work next month on widen- fitts hosted the first stop on the porch tour. The crowd was taken by wagon to a total of nine porches in the Hamptons. The day finished with a picnic at inging BartlettBartlett StreetStreet fromfrom thethe parkpark toto 39th39th StreetStreet inin the park. preparation for having the street paved next year. Curves on the route will be straightened to make thethe street safer toto travel.travel. The council also voted to buy The a councilcrew cab also F-150 voted pickup to buy for a thecrew police cab Viewing platform to be departmentF-150 pickup under for athe state police bid ofdepartment $32,823. under a installed at Dunn Ranch state bid of $32,823. The Dunn Ranch will be adding new features toto improveimprove thethe accessaccess toto thethe 3,258-acre3,258-acre naturenature rere-- serve,serve, ownedowned byby thethe NatureNature Conservancy.Conservancy. Blythedale to Kent Wamsley, ranch director, said a large Blythedale to viewing platform is being built at the ranch office locatedlocated onon WestWest 180th180th Avenue.Avenue. bringbring outout dieseldiesel “It will have two levels of view and a viewing scopescope soso thatthat peoplepeople whowho visitvisit cancan overlookoverlook thethe prairie and see all of its beauty no matter the sea-- traintrain forfor 20212021 fairfair son,”son,” WamsleyWamsley said.said. AA scalescale modelmodel miniatureminiature dieseldiesel traintrain willwill rollroll The platform is being built by Seth Pottorff and intointo BlythedaleBlythedale nextnext monthmonth toto givegive childrenchildren ridesrides Pottorff Fencing and should be completed by the duringduring thethe FreeFree FairFair whichwhich willwill bebe heldheld overover thethe end of August. weekendweekend ofof AugustAugust 6-76-7 atat thethe BlythedaleBlythedale fairfair-- Republican-Clipper photo The Nature Conservancy also recently installed grounds.grounds. Getting into the swim: InstructorsInstructors KierraKierra Shelby,Shelby, inin front,front, andand HalleHalle Morgan,Morgan, back,back, helpteach younger younger a 2,300-foot-long handicap accessible walk trail The train rides have been a fixture at the Bly- kids how to float on their back during swimming lessons last week at the Bethany Aquatic Center. The train rides have been a fixture at the Bly- which will connect with primitive restrooms at the thedalethedale FairFair sincesince thethe 1970s.1970s. TheThe miniatureminiature traintrain picnic area now available for visitor use. takestakes childrenchildren onon ridesrides aroundaround thethe tracktrack inin railrail carscars InIn 2019,2019, thethe DunnDunn RanchRanch PrairiePrairie celebratedcelebrated itsits namednamed afterafter HarrisonHarrison County’sCounty’s towns.towns. 20th year of restoration. TheThe engineengine isis keptkept inin storagestorage forfor mostmost ofof thethe “We are excited to provide some of these fea-- Aquatic Center to hold yearyear andand isis onlyonly broughtbrought outout forfor aa couplecouple ofof nightsnights turestures toto thethe naturenature enthusiastsenthusiasts whowho visitvisit thethe site,”site,” duringduring thethe fair.fair. Wamsley said TheThe BlythedaleBlythedale eventevent dependsdepends uponupon volunvolun-- pool party on Saturday teersteers toto operateoperate thethe rides,rides, gamesgames andand foodfood booths.booths. TheThe dieseldiesel traintrain waswas purchasedpurchased inin IowaIowa andand waswas Bethany Parks and Recreation will be hold-- big “Thepart ofseason our budget,” is so short Baker anyway said. and yet it’s a broughtbrought backback toto BlytedaleBlytedale byby GabbyGabby StantonStanton whowho Ice-cream social to celebrate inging aa summersummer poolpool partyparty fromfrom 11 toto 55 p.m.p.m. onon bigPatrick part of ourMiller, budget,” newly-elected Baker said. president of Ice-cream social to celebrate servedserved asas aa conductorconductor forfor manymany years.years. HisHis namename Saturday, July 24, at the Bethany Aquatic Cen-- the PatrickPark Board, Miller, said newly-elected the parks department president hopes of nownow isis onon thethe engine.engine. MissouriMissouri BicentennialBicentennial ter.ter. tothe “avoid Park Board, the down said time the parksat the department pool like we hopes had TheMU BethanyExtension Chamber will hold of Commercean ice-cream will social hold AA FerrisFerris wheel,wheel, builtbuilt toto scalescale onon thethe modelmodel ofof The pool party will be co-sponsored by the thisto “avoid year” thethrough down redundancy time at the inpool equipment. like we had anfrom ice-cream 3:30 to social6:30 p.m. on Tuesday,Tuesday, Aug.Aug. 10,10, toto celcel-- ridesrides onon bigbig fairfair midways,midways, alsoalso isis aa featurefeature ofof thethe BTC Area Youth Benefit and Parks and Recre-- thisThe year” parks through department redundancy has struggled in equipment. to have ebrateebrate Missouri’sMissouri’s Bicentennial.Bicentennial. TheThe eventevent willwill bebe BlythedaleBlythedale Fair.Fair. ation. a longerThe parks swimming department season has because struggled most to of have the heldheld inin thethe library’slibrary’s parkpark-- TheThe miniatureminiature railroadrailroad recallsrecalls aa timetime whenwhen BlyBly-- The event will include freefood food and drinks,and drinks, mu- lifeguardsa longer swimming and pool personnelseason because are students most of who the inging lotlot atat aa timetime toto bebe anan-- thedalethedale waswas aa stopstop onon thethe oldold Chicago,Chicago, BurlingtonBurlington music,sic, contests contests and and games games with with prizes. prizes. It is free to havelifeguards to go andback pool to school. personnel The are department students whowill nounced.nounced. && QuincyQuincy branchbranch lineline fromfrom St.St. JosephJoseph toto Chariton,Chariton, theAaron public Baker, parks and recreation direc- behave interviewing to go back adultto school. lifeguards The department who hopefully will TheThe datedate celebratescelebrates Iowa.Iowa. UntilUntil thethe 1950s,1950s, thethe railroadrailroad companycompany hadhad aa tor,Aaron said several Baker, changes parks areand beingrecreation made indirec the- willbe interviewing be able to keep adult the lifeguards pool open who through hopefully La- Missouri’sMissouri’s StatehoodStatehood Day,Day, passengerpassenger carcar thatthat waswas attachedattached toto whatwhat waswas mainmain-- pool’stor, said operations several changes after mechanicalare being made problems in the borwill Day be able weekend to keep in the future.pool open through La- commemoratingcommemorating thethe 200th200th lyly aa freightfreight train.train. TheThe branchbranch lineline waswas abandonedabandoned delayedpool’s operations the opening after of themechanical pool a week problems later borBaker Day weekend said about in 15the adults future. are taking part in anniversaryanniversary ofof thethe foundingfounding altogetheraltogether inin thethe 1980s.1980s. thandelayed normal. the opening of the pool a week later the Bakerwater saidaerobics about class 15 adultson Tuesday are taking evenings. part in ofof Missouri.Missouri. TheThe freefree fairfair alwaysalways hashas aa paradeparade andand children’schildren’s thanHe normal. said the city has ordered new pumps to theBaker water andaerobics Miller class discussed on Tuesday several evenings. projects TheThe eventevent alsoalso celcel-- gamesgames onon thethe groundsgrounds asas wellwell asas foodfood stands.stands. haveHe a saidbackup the tocity avoid has problemsordered new like pumpsoccurred to Baker and Miller discussed several projects ebratesebrates Missouri’sMissouri’s uniqueunique TheThe paradeparade willwill bebe heldheld atat 5:305:30 p.m.p.m. onon SaturSatur-- beforehave a thebackup Memorial to avoid Day problems weekend. like occurred rolerole inin thethe dairydairy industry.industry. TheThe ice-creamice-cream conecone waswas dayday night,night, Aug.Aug. 7.7. ThereThere willwill bebe aa fireworksfireworks showshow before“The the season Memorial is so shortDay weekend.anyway and yet it’s a introducedintroduced duringduring thethe 19041904 World’sWorld’s FairFair inin St.St. SeeSee X yxAquatic yx yxy on x PagePage 2.2. atat 1010 p.m.p.m. LiveLive musicmusic willwill bebe performedperformed atat 77 p.m.p.m. Louis.Louis. onon eacheach night.night. Page 2 July 21, 2021 Bethany Republican-Clipper

130 Years Ago: July 23, 1891 “Speck” Vandiver of Bethany has been selected as dent on July 6 near the community. Clyde McClure gave a very pleasant social to a one of the All-Missouri Ban Johnson League starts Harrison County has been experiencing flood- We remember large number of friends at his home on the last Fri- in Kansas City Aug. 1. ing following mid-summer rains. day evening. A very jolly time was spent in merry when... games for a few hours, after which splendid re- 60 Years Ago 20 Years Ago: July 25, 2001 freshments were served. Those from the Gilman City FFA chapter who South Harrison seniors Brett Arney and Ian Do the mothers of Bethany ever think that are attending the FFA Leadership training camp at Baldwin returned home last week after spending our boys are to help fill the ranks of that army of the Lake of the Ozarks are Randy DeWitt, Ran- a thrilling two weeks competing in wrestling in 100,000 drunkards that go down every year? The dy Peterman, Bob Griffin, Buddy Scott, Douglas Australia. drink traffic cannot go on without men and boys Roberts, Gilbert Dowding, Larry Hillyard, Kenny State legislative candidate Roscoe Moulthrop no more that a sawmill can run out without logs. Johnson, Kent Miller and Jerry Hillyard. and Jim Whorton will appear at a candidate night forum July 26 in Trenton. A look back at the history 80 Years Ago: July 23, 1941 40 Years Ago: July 22, 1981 Former Bethany Elementary Principal Gene It was announced Saturday from Jefferson City A bee specialist from the University of Califor- Anderson and his wife Linda, former New Hamp- of Harrison County that John Wayne Helton, 28 years old of Cains- nia-Berkley has been asked to examine samples of ton elementary principal, spent the summer teach- from the pages of the ville, has been appointed wildlife conservation a variety of small black bees believed responsible ing at an isolated Eskimo village just below the Bethany Republican-Clipper. agent by the Missouri Conservation Commission. for stinging a Cainsville woman to death in inci- Arctic Circle in Alaska.

Four bills vetoed by On the edge of common Governor Parson sense July 14 was the deadline for by Baxter Black, DVM Governor Parson to either sign Letter to or veto the bills passed by the 2021 Missouri Legislature. The the district legislature passed 48 policy by J. Eggleston, State Bonding with bills for the governor to con- Representative, 2nd Dist. sider. Passing a bill, or even just pets and some language within a bill, is two problem amendments. One not an easy task, so legislators said that movie theaters and livestock anxiously await the governor’s Branson shows could keep all Today there is an increased decision to see if their work will of the sales taxes they charged recognition of the bonding pro- be enacted into law or tossed in their customers for two years cess between man and animals. the trash. to make up for their losses dur- ing the pandemic. The problem Pets are now referred to in po- On the deadline date, we litically correct circles as com- learned the fate of each bill. 44 is that Covid damaged a lot of businesses, not just theaters panion animals. Companion. bills were signed and four were By definition; an associate, a vetoed. I have described several and shows, most of which were eligible for financial help from comrade. It’s not a bad choice of of the signed bills in previous words in a world where families reports, so now I will cover one the feds. Government allowing a break for just one industry is get fractionated, children leave of the vetoed bills – SB226. home, neighbors don’t know SB226 started off as a simple like a parent telling their kid they love them more (or less) each other and people get lonely. change to the frequency busi- A pet can be a good companion. nesses have to file their sales than their siblings. The second Of course, when the word tax paperwork, a commonsense problem amendment was an in- ‘bonding’ is used, they are al- adjustment to ease the regula- come tax break for marijuana most always speaking of the tory burden on our small busi- businesses. That touchy topic Balanced budget ensures bonding between humans and nesses. But then amendments amendment was slipped in dogs or cats. Wait … maybe not were added, and a couple of without much attention, but the cats. I’m not sure one can bond them poisoned the bill. One governor’s team caught it. Missourians live within means Missouri’s new fiscal year started on July 1. Af- with a cat. But, be that as it may, good amendment stated that if At this point, SB226 is dead ter a year of uncertainty, thanks to the COVID-19 they are never referring to live- a health department shut down unless the sponsor wants to try Highlights with pandemic, our state was able to bounce back bet- stock people and the animals in businesses because of a Covid to override the governor’s veto ter than most. This can be credited to maintaining their care. outbreak in the city, those busi- in September’s veto session, Hegeman a balanced budget, and to a lot of hard work in nesses would not owe property but I doubt that happens. More by Sen. Dan Hegeman, Livestock bonding does oc- keeping close tabs on our spending during the past State Senator, District 12 taxes to the city for the time of likely, the good parts of the bill cur infrequently in fiction. Babe, year. the shutdown. After all, how are will be brought up again in next the sheepherding pig, bonded they supposed to make money year’s session. Missouri’s fiscal year runs July 1 through June address this need in the budget. In addition, North with Farmer Hoggett. Mary had 30. Crafting the state’s spending plan is practi- her little lamb. Colonel Sanders to pay the taxes if the city won’t Until next time, health, hap- Central Missouri College plans to use $4 million cally a year-round job. It starts in December, when . . . well, that might be a bad ex- let them open. piness and prosperity to you to build a new satellite location in the 12th Senato- Missouri Senate, House of Representative and the ample. But the bill also acquired and your family. rial District. Our smaller colleges have shown the governor’s budget experts create what is called the importance of higher education, especially in rural I contend that in real life, Consensus Revenue Estimate, or CRE. This is the Missouri. It is a pleasure to be a part of helping there is a bonding between predicted level of economic growth for the upcom- with this growth. stockmen and their creatures. ing fiscal year, and how we try and determine how I have got a lot of miles out of I take my role as chairman of the Missouri Sen- much money could be needed for essential servic- pickin’ on cowmen who keep an Aquatic ate Appropriations Committee seriously. Utilizing es. From there, both the Missouri House Budget old cow “one more year”. tax dollars in the best way possible is the only way (Continued from Page 1) used primarily for storage. and the Missouri Senate Appropriations commit- As a vet I have stood at the tees take hours of testimony and pour over thou- to continue to provide vital services to the most that are underway in the city’s A concrete pad is being in- squeeze chute every fall as the sands of requests to create a spending plan for the vulnerable in our state. We have a lot of great peo- park system. stalled near the main shelter cows are worked. My job is to state. The budget is approved in May and signed ple involved in this responsibility, who work every house for a future cornhole give the cow a quick ‘going “We identified some issues into law before July 1, typically in June. day to ensure your tax dollars are used in the most game facility among other over’ for physical fitness and do that we wanted to clean up,” There are a couple of highlights for northwest efficient way possible. Miller said. improvements that are being a pregnancy examination. Typi- made. The pads replace an old Missouri in this year’s budget. Within this year’s As always, please feel free to call, email or cal deal; this ol’ mama comes Park personnel have pulled shuffle court that has been inac- budget, Northwest Missouri State University is set write with your ideas or concerns. My Capitol of- stumbling in the chute at the up weeds and have laid mulch tive for many years. to receive $5 million to improve the school’s Cen- fice number is (573) 751-1415, my email is dan. speed of a sloth on Valium. and added river rock in the pa- tral Plant. Charged with heating and cooling the [email protected] and my mailing address The head gate clangs shut, tio area. The old rock restroom Improvements are also un- entire campus, this facility has needed an upgrade is Room 332, State Capitol Building, Jefferson never touches the cow. Run a at the entrance of the park has derway on the rest room facili- for some time, and I am thankful we were able to City, MO 65101. now been closed and is being ties at Babe Adams Field. stick down her side, sounds like a prod pole across a picket fence. Her tail head is stickin’ up like Founding farms pass test of time, a shark’s fin, she’s draggin’ one Bethany tit on the ground. I’m thinkin’ to myself, ‘is there any point in build 200 years of Missouri tradition putting on a plastic sleeve and Republican-Clipper By Garrett Hawkins, ers. We are proud to honor these millions more people moved torturing this poor beast any- 202 North 16th Street or P.O. Box 351 President of Missouri 28 farm families by designating into Missouri. more?’ Farm Bureau their operations as “Missouri Bethany, Mo. 64424 The number of farmers Then I look up to the head- Founding Farms.” swelled as land was cleared and gate and there is that good email: [email protected] Missouri has seen a lot of In 1821, Missouri was tru- used for crops and livestock. My cowman, rubbing his chin and Phone 660.425.6325 Fax 660.425.3441 changes in its first 200 years. ly the frontier. For its first 14 own ancestors, five generations lookin’ at that old cow like he’s Website: www.bethanyclipper.com Since gaining statehood on Au- years, Mis-souri was the only back, moved to St. Clair County in a jewelry store. ‘Am I missing gust 10, 1821, we have survived state west of the Mississippi. and began farming. Mechaniza- something here?’ I ask myself, Established 1873 countless floods, droughts, a Kansas was not admitted to the Member the National Newspaper Association and tion and efficiency later turned dumbfounded. I finally realized Civil War, two World Wars and union for another four decades. Missouri Press Association that trend around, reducing the I was missing something. That many other tragedies. We have Only the most adventurous of number of active farmers to less good cowman and me were not Subscription Rates Newspaper Staff also seen tremendous innova- pioneers had ventured this far than two percent of today’s pop- looking at the same cow! See, I Harrison and adjoining counties Philip G. Conger, editor and publisher tion, economic development and west. The 1820 census identi- Hannah Thompson, news reporter, advertising ulation. Missouri Farm Bureau was looking at an economic unit. population growth. fied only 66,586 Mis-souri resi- $33.00 Kathy Conger, advertising manager itself, the first Farm Bureau in Will she have a calf, breed back ($30.67 plus tax $2.33) Angela Ragan, bookkeeper, web design, circulation Amidst all of this change, dents – only about one per-cent America, wasn’t founded until and bring another one home next Elsewhere in Missouri though, a select few Missouri of our current population of 6.1 1915, nearly halfway through fall? $52.00 families have quietly worked the million. ($48.32 plus tax $3.68) these families’ time on the land. He on the other hand was land generation after generation. It’s hard to imagine how dif- Elsewhere in U.S. But through it all, these 28 fami- looking at an animal that had To celebrate Missouri’s bicen- ficult farm life must have been in $58.00 no tax lies stuck out the hard times and taken him to the pay window for USPS 052-680 tennial, Missouri Farm Bureau the 1820s. The original founding Digital edition, USA kept farming the land. ten years. He might know her partnered with University of farmers moved far away from $33.00 no tax Single copy price...... 75 cents even better than that. (Printed with soy ink and recycled paper) Missouri Extension and the Uni- what they considered “civilized We look forward to celebrat- versity of Missouri’s College of society.” They made their home- ing these 28 incredible families She might have put him over Advertising Deadlines: The deadline for placing display ads and classified ads in the Republi- Agriculture, Food and Natural steads mainly along existing at the 2021 Missouri State Fair a fence, or he might have helped can-Clipper is noon on Monday of the week of publication. The deadline for the Pony Express is her throughout a bad calving. 5 p.m. the Thursday before publication. Resources to identify farms that trade and travel routes. Twen- in Sedalia. Stop by Mizzou Cen- News Deadlines: If you have a news item, please call 425-6325 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. have been in continuous opera- ty-four Founding Farms are in tral or the Farm Bureau building But he knows her and owes her. Monday through Friday. All contributed news items, such as weddings, club meetings and tion within one family since be- counties bordering the Missis- to learn more about their histo- He wants to make sure she gets notices of coming events should be submitted by noon on Friday for the following week. the benefit of the doubt. Weekend News Coverage: If you would like to have coverage of a news event on a weekend, fore Missouri’s statehood. sippi or Missouri Rivers, which ries and the rich agricultural tra- please call and request coverage by noon on the Thursday before the event. We will make every For this recognition, MU Ex- were the lifeblood of commerce dition their families helped start. And that’s a bond. As genu- attempt to fit your event into the schedule for the weekend. If that is not possible, please make ine as a cat or dog. Granted he arrangements with someone at the event to take a photo and supply us with the photo and tension reviewed information on in those early days. With a bit of luck and a lot of information. nearly 10,000 Missouri farms Only eight of the farms lie up- hard work, I hope each of these doesn’t think of her as an associ- Letters to the Editor: Our policy requires that all letters to the editor must be signed and that have remained in the same river from Jefferson City, which farms stays in the same families’ ate or a comrade, as in “git along addressed, preferably typewritten or legibly printed. All letters are subject to editing concerning little comrade” or “let’s go to the length and language. Contents will not be altered. The opinions expressed in these letters do not family for 100 or more years. was not incorporated as a city hands for another 200 years. necessarily reflect the views of management of this newspaper. From this impressive group, the until four years after statehood. Missouri Farm Bureau will be pasture and gather our associ- Periodicals Postage paid at Bethany Post Office, Bethany, MO. 64424. Postmaster: Send changes to The Bethany researchers documented a mere These original farm fami-lies next to them every step of the ates”. But it is a bond just the Republican-Clipper. P.O.Box 351, Bethany, MO. 64424. same, built on respect. Entered as Periodical February 6, 1929, at the Post Office at Bethany, Mo., 64424. Published each Wednesday. 28 that were farmed in 1821 by were completely on their own. way, working to make our state a direct ancestor of today’s own- Over the following 200 years, even better for family farms. www.baxterblack.com Bethany Republican-Clipper July 21, 2021 Page 3 Vanessa Taggart to move from teaching Local residents looking forward Woman receives to rock band Missouri’s visit injuries when at SHES to principal’s job News that the Kansas City said. Then they changed to the car hits deer Vanessa Taggart, who teaches principal to accept a position in rock band Missouri will be com- Chestmen Square and then Mis- third grade at the school, has ac- Human Resources for the Jeffer- ing to this year’s fair stirred up souri.” A Ridgeway motorist re- cepted a contract as principal at son City School District. memories for some local resi- C. Jon Hinkle recalled in a ceived minor injuries early the South Harrison Elementary After graduating with a bach- dents. Facebook post that his college Monday morning when her car School. elors in education from Missouri Jeff Hendren recalled going roommate during his sophomore struck a deer on I-35 five miles Mrs. Taggart has been teach- Western State University, the to the Grant City roller skating year at Northwest Missouri State north of Bethany. ing at the elementary school new principal received a master rink in the 1960s and seeing the was their equipment manager Leann M. Wright, 49, was since 2008. She is a product of of science in elementary educa- band. “They were the Chestmen when they were the Chessmen. driving northbound on I-35 at the the school, enrolling as a sixth tion from William Woods Col- the first time I saw them,” Jeff 97.8-mile marker when a deer grader when her family moved lege. wandered into the path of her to Bethany. She graduated from She and her husband Jason, 2009 Chrysler 300. She struck South Harrison in 2001. who is a farmer, have two chil- Bethany library to hold the deer, with the vehicle com- Transitioning to an adminis- dren, Khale, 12 years old, and ing to a rest on the east shoulder trative position after 13 years of Emily, 10 years old. summer reading pool party of the interstate. Her vehicle was teaching, she said, “is going to She plans on starting her new totaled, but she was wearing a be a little bittersweet for me. I position the first of August. She The Bethany Public Library Friends of the Library to receive safety device, the Highway Pa- have loved teaching in the class- and her family traveled to Crys- will hold its end of summer pool the $1 contribution from Hy-Vee trol reports. room.” But she expects to spend tal City, Mo., over the weekend party for children taking part in for the bag purchases at $2.50 Mrs. Wright was taken by some time visiting the classroom to watch their son Khale play in the summer reading program apiece. NTA ambulance to the Harrison as part of her new position. the state Little League All-Star from 10 to noon on Thursday, Cassidy Booth was intro- County Community Hospital. Mrs. Taggart will succeed Tournament. July 29, at the Bethany Aquatic duced as a new employee of the The accident was investi- Vanessa Taggart Tim Thompson who resigned as Center. library. She currently is attend- gated by Trooper B. L. Gregory Library officials said sev- ing an on-line college program. assisted by the Harrison County eral young people took part in Sheriff’s Office. Landowners, tenants invited to respond the reading program titled “Pet Palooza,” a book about service dogs. “This is the best summer to 2021 Missouri rental rate survey reading we have had for years,” Highway Patrol arrests By Ben Brown, Sr. Research Brown said. “This assessment ment information supplied by said Judy Hinkle, assistant li- Associate, MU Extension helps with the latter.” the University of Missouri is brary director. Landowners lease roughly The survey collects rental crucial to the many business de- July 13—Enrique F. Garza, July 14—Seth M. Draw- Jeff Hendren officially joined 35% of Missouri crop, pasture agreement information for crop- cisions I have to make.” 59, Laredo, Texas, two misde- baugh, 25, Blythedale, DWI al- the library board at its July 14 and woodland acreage to renters land, pasture, woodland hunt- Hunters can use the survey meanor warrants from Harrison cohol, speeding, no valid opera- meeting. Librarian Linda Sand- every year. ing, building and facility rental, results summary to gauge an County Sheriff’s Office. Held at tor’s license, no seat belt. Held ers reported that persons buying Rented acreage has increased hay ground, livestock stocking appropriate rate to pay for hunt- the Harrison County Jail, bond- at the Harrison County Jail on reusable grocery bags at Hy-Vee in recent years as more land has rates and future expectations. ing privileges. “Hunting lease able. 12-hour hold. will be able to designate the transitioned to the next genera- The results will be published in evaluation includes land quality, tion, interest rates have incen- the Missouri Agricultural Rental habitat viability, contract speci- tivized land investments and Rate Summary, which will be fications and available species,” interest in carbon markets and available at extension.missouri. said Jack Winn, a mid-Missouri BULL’S EYE TRADING Payday Loans/Buy/Sell/Trade/Pawn working land conservation has edu and from county extension hunter. “The Missouri Agricul- grown, said Ben Brown, exten- centers. tural Rental Rate Summary pro- sion economist with the Uni- The anonymous survey takes vides guidance as a tenant when versity of Missouri’s Food and five to 10 minutes to complete, assessing hunting leases.” ASK ABOUT Tools Agricultural Policy Research Brown said. 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Paula Scott 660-872-5288 Ridgeway News [email protected] Andover News CITY NEWS: The Ridgeway scheduled to meet Monday, July Staff members included Paul Margaret Gibson 878-6118 Community Betterment Asso- 26 at 7 p.m. in the community Reeder and Russ Simpson, edi- ciation met Monday, July 12 at room. tors, Bob Kunch and Eric Pur- July is marching right along. the City Hall. We talked about SCHOOL: There is a school dun covering sports, Jeanette We are already three fourths how well the RCBA dinner supply drive to collect the fol- Tuggle editing features, Ramona of the way through the month, went after the parade and areas lowing items: college & wide Pitts writing Notices and David which means we are halfway where things could be improved. ruled loose leaf paper, spiral Somervell and Charlie Tanner through 2021, too. We were very pleased with the notebooks, 2 pocket folders were the “fun section” editors. Kim and Maurice enjoyed the turnout and happy that so many with prongs, glue sticks, wood- Beth Schmille wrote an editorial county fair over the weekend. people enjoyed it. We welcomed en pencils, tissues, disinfectant on school spirit in this issue. She Breanna Main went to a con- Troy and Barbara Norton who cleaning wipes, dry erase mark- and Karen Baker Preston were cert with her friend and Clay were visiting the meeting. They ers, kid scissors, highlighters, featured in the Senior Spotlight. Parkhurst went golfing at Lamo- moved to the area a year ago. water bottles (refillable), com- Instead of a junior-senior play ni with friends. Later, Bre took Paula Scott reported on what position notebooks. Items may that year, the students decided both the dogs to get groomed for she learned about the Little Free be dropped off at the Methodist to produce “The Sound of Mu- the first time ever! Hope it went Libraries and how that organi- church. sic” and listed the students who well. Sometimes dogs like to be zation operates. For the time SOCIETY NEWS: The Bap- would play each part. Julie Gib- groomed and sometimes they being, we will hold off on join- tist church sewing group met son played Maria and Jeff Hen- don’t. ing the organization, but will Monday, July 12 and worked dren played Captain von Trapp. Republican-Clipper photo, Kathy Conger Ivan Lane has been enjoying go ahead with building a small on projects for vacation Bible The girls’ softball team won Riding mower awarded: Mike Archer of Kearney, right, was the nice weather. cabinet to house books that will school. They will meet again their first game of the season awarded a zero-turn Bad Boy riding lawn mower in a raffle spon- Holly, Dylan, and Benson be free for the taking and to al- July 19 and July 26 from 1-4 against Pattonsburg 14-7 on sored by the Bethany VFW. The mower was purchased from Ellis Parkhurst celebrated their annu- low people to share books they p.m. so they will be able to September 30 but lost to Jame- Lawn Care. Archer is pictured with Mike O’Neal, commander of the al Christmas in July last week- VFW Post and Marina Remmer of Remmer’s Design who sold the no longer want. RCBA began complete everything in time. son 22-15 on Oct 1. They end- end with extended family. They winning ticket. planning the next event, which The Ridgeway Baptist Church ed their season with an overall enjoyed seeing and visiting fam- will be an ice cream social on will be hosting Vacation Bible record of 1-9. The boys had a grade entered Bonnie and the ing. Old school papers are al- ily they only see once a year. Tuesday, August 10, to celebrate School August 1 through August winning season of 6-4 overall, 8th grade’s frog was named ways fun to read and thank you, Thursday Kay Herring, Kyle the 200th birthday of the state 6 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. winning against Cainsville, Pat- Dan’l. The 8th grade won and Marnell, for sending this to Tra- Booth, and Philinda Snethen of Missouri. RCBA will meet A BIT OF HISTORY: I would tonsburg, and Jameport. Another were presented with a flag. cy and I. went to Corydon and visited on Tuesday, July 27 at the com- like to thank Marnell Comer article introduced the junior There is quite a bit more news Hope you all have a good with their sister and aunt Fay munity room in city hall to plan for sending to my husband boys’ and girls’ basketball teams about student council elections, week and please be sure to send Andrew. They also checked on the event. Everyone is welcome and I a copy of “The Hooter The eighth grade challenged FHA regional meeting, art field anything of interest to me by Bob Mortimore. to attend. Monthly”, the Ridgeway High the seventh grade to a frog- trip to Graceland, annual staff Sunday evening to include in Laurie Carpenter came home The Board of Aldermen is School newspaper from 1982. jumping contest. The seventh announcements and cheerlead- next week’s paper. Thank you! to the farm on Thursday to visit her mom Liz Carpenter. On Fri- day, they traveled to Kansas City to attend a Royals’ game. They stayed with Liz’s sister Sue Hull. On Saturday, Liz and Laurie at- tended the wedding of Sarah Gilman City United Methodist Andover Community of Christ Mt. Pleasant No. 1 Carpenter and David Willig. On Pastor Bendi Burgin Chuck Ramsey, pastor Lisa Stobbe; 641-784-3730 10 am Coffee & Sunday School; Sunday Liz and Laurie attended 9:45 am Sunday school; 11 am worship; CC Hwy. North of Brimson 11:00 am worship 10 am Sunday school; 11 am worship another Royals’ game then vis- 7 pm Wednesday prayer service Kids Group to be announced Bethany First Assembly of God Mt. Zion ited with Jimmie Carpenter be- Rev. Richard Birdsong, pastor Heath Chapel New Hampton fore returning to the farm Sun- On Resisting Rural McFall 10 am Sunday school; 22311 East Hwy. 136 Cristy Clark, pastor day evening. 9:45 am Sunday school 11 am worship 9 am worship; New Hampton Christian Sunday evening Sophie Ryan 9:45 am new converts class; 10 am Sunday school; 10:45 am worship & children’s ministry; Temptation Paul Drummond stopped by Liz Carpenter’s for a Highway Christian Wed. 6 pm Service “No temptation has overtaken you 9:30 am Sunday school; short visit. except what is common to mankind. I-35 exit 88, 1/2 mile S. on Hwy. 13 10:45 am worship; 3rd Thursday 7 p.m. “Gospel Music Jubilee” Darian Catron, pastor Donna Ogier is still dealing Bethany Community of Christ And God is faithful; he will not let Wednesday 6:30 pm Bible study you be tempted beyond what you can 10 am Sunday school; New Hampton Methodist with water leaks. They had a Richard Jackel, pastor bear. But when you are tempted, he 11 am worship 9:30 a.m. pre-worship; will also provide a way out so that Guest Speaker, pastor temporary fix on the first leak Hope Lutheran 9:30 am worship; 10:30 a.m. worship you can endure it.” Rev. Walter Peckman, pastor and then a second leak devel- Bethany First Baptist 1 Corinthians 10:13 NIV 10:30 am Sunday school oped in the kitchen faucet! 9:00 a.m. worship New Hope Baptist Church Bro. Ryan Kunce, Senior Pastor 10:15 am Bible Study Casey Joyce, Assoc. Pastor o long as we live and breathe, Rural McFall Fortunately she has a line on a Immanuel Baptist Jason Crowley, Pastor plumber to hopefully take care 9:30 am Sunday school; we will have temptations. Isaac Worley, Pastor 10:30 am worship; 6:30 p.m. worship Even when we are no longer Sunday school 10 a.m., worship 11 a.m. of the problems. 8:30 a.m. Prayer Time 3rd Wed Business Meeting Wed. 6:30 p.m. Awana/Youth physically able to carry out the We can hardly blame people for 9:00 a.m Sunday school Doris Lane has been enjoying Wheelchair accessible; Nursery provided mSisdeeds we are tempted to do, we doing what comes naturally to Supper 6 p.m. Meeting 7 p.m. 10:15 a.m.worship; the sunny days. Bethany First Christian will still harbor the desire in our them. But these instincts can go Otterbein Gospel 6:30 p.m. worship Pastors Frank & Jan Mueller; Have a good week, be kind 1901 Alder Street hearts. Many of the temptations awry in a thousand different ways, Wed. 6:15 Youth; 6-7:30 p.m. Children; 9:40 am Sunday school; 660-867-5165 to each other, and enjoy the which we struggle with are part of and surely all of us realize that we 6:30-7:30 p.m. Adult Bible study 4 miles N. on Hwy. 69, 1/2 miles west 10:30 am worship; our nature. We are bodily creatures must control our bodily desires if lovely sunny weather. The way Handicapped accessible Jehovah’s Witness Sunday school 10 a.m.; with bodily desires, and this is we are to be civilized human beings. 10 am public talk; worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. this year is flying by, it will be Bethany United Methodist And just as civilization requires that MId Week Tuesday 7 pm 2703 Crestview, Bethany simply what nature and nature’s Wednesday worship 7 p.m. cold and snowy again before we God has created to ensure the we control our bodily desires, Kirkley Chapel 9:30 a.m. Worship Pattonsburg Methodist know it. continuation of life. Life is at its spiritualization requires this even Tom Hogan, pastor Cristy Clark, pastor 10:40 am Sunday School 9:30 am Sunday school; Wheelchair accessible. core the appropriation of other life. more. No one can be spiritually 10:30 am Worship And thus, the temptation to eat and advanced and at the same time give 10:30 am worship; Prairie Chapel Bible Baptist Wed. 7:00 p.m. Matt Deardorff, pastor, drink to excess is virtually built into in to every temptation. As we grow Pastor Tim Wilson Clubs 12th & Miller, 425-7775 every animal’s constitution. in the spirit, we begin to leave our Martinsville Christian 9:00 a.m. Worship Likewise, the sexual instinct is bodies—and their temptations— Chris Nyhagen 10:00 a.m.Sunday School Bethany T.O.P.S. 10 a.m. Sunday school; 11 a.m. Worship; 9:30 am Sunday school; something inherent in every behind. Ridgeway Assembly of God 2 p.m. afternoon service Sunday; 10:30 am worship each Sunday Bethany T.O.P.S. (take off Tuesday, 7 p.m., bible study, creature which reproduces sexually. –Christopher Simon 10 am Sunday school; Martinsville United Methodist 11 am & 6 pm worship pounds sensibly), #1146, meet prayer time, Kids Club Mark Morehouse, pastor Blessed Sacrament Catholic Ridgeway United Methodist every Monday evening from 10 am Sunday school; Jeff Jaekley, pastor 5:30 to 6:30 at the First United 1208 S 25th St., Bethany Cainsville First Baptist Eagleville United Methodist 11 am worship, 2nd & 4th Sundays 5 pm Saturday Mass; Jeff Jaekley, pastor 8:30 am Worship Methodist Church, 2703 Crest- 10:30 a.m. Sunday school; Melbourne Baptist w/Sunday school to follow 8:30 am Sunday Mass 9:30 a.m. Worship; 9:30 am Worship 10 am Sunday school; view Road. For information call Blue Ridge Church w/Sunday school to follow Ridgeway Baptist 7 p.m. Evening Worship 11 am Worship; 9:45 am Sunday school; Lesa Gard at 425-2340. Trent Willhite, pastor 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting Wheelchair accessible 9:30 am Sunday school; Mitchelville Methodist 10:45 am worship Daughters of the American 10 a.m. Sunday Bible Study Fairview Community Church Richard Wilson, pastor 6:00 p.m. Team Kid 10:45 am Worship 11 a.m. Worship Gloria Caulkins, pastor 10 am Sunday school; Revolution Wed. 6:45 pm Kids Club Wed. 6:00 Bible Study Coffey Baptist 4 miles S. on Hwy 146 east of Bethany worship 1st & 3rd Sundays The Elizabeth Harrison Bread of Life 10:30 am Service Seventh Day Adventist 10 a.m. Bible study; Morris Chapel 1207 Clay, Gallatin Chapter of the Daughters of Non-Denominational Church Faith Community Christian 11 a.m. & 6 pm worship; Harold Wilson, pastor Sabbath study 9:15 am; 11 am worship the American Revolution will 1603 Central Street 602 South 15th St., Bethany 5 miles N on Hwy 69 Bethany, MO 64424 6 p.m. Wed. Bible Study Shady Grove Christian Bible meet Saturday, July 24, 2021 at Church of Christ Rev. Olin Slaughter, pastor 9 am Sunday School Bryan Weatherwax, pastor 9:45 a.m. Sunday school; 10 am Sunday school; 17th & Central, Bethany 10 am worship 11 am & 6:30 pm worship. 1:00 p.m. at the Harrison County and Cynthia Weatherwax, worship leader 10:45 a.m. worship Wed.. 7 pm Bible Study 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday evening Services 10 a.m. Sunday Bible Study Wednesday 6:30 pm Bible study Genealogy Library in Bethany. 11 a.m. Worship 5 p.m. Supper; 6:30 p.m. Bible Study Mt. Moriah Baptist Everyone Welcome Tuesday 6 pm Women’s meeting Wesley Chapel Methodist Harrison County Genealogy Eagleville Baptist Church Rev. Victor Buntin, pastor 9 am worship; Cainsville Assembly of God 7 p.m. Bible study 9:30 am Sunday school; Society Bart Skroh, pastor; 9:30 am Sunday Bible class; 10 am Sunday school; 10:30 am & 7 pm worship Gilman City First Baptist 10:30 am & 8 pm worship; The Genealogy Soci- 10 am Sunday school; 10:50 worship Gavin Roberts, pastor 1st & 3rd Sundays Eagleville Church of Christ Discipleship training 6:30 pm; Word of Life ety is located at 1617 Main Wednesday 7 pm Children/Youth program 9:45 am Sunday school; Wednesday 7 pm worship 10 am Sunday Bible classes; Christian Fellowship Street, Bethany. Please call 10:45 am & 6 pm worship 10:45 am & 6 pm worship; Mt. Pleasant No. 2 Wed 5:30 meal Rev. Clyde Hulet, minister; Eagleville First Christian Rev. 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Deaths She was also preceded in talents to local Southwest Flor- to work in construction. He leading boy scouts and coaching death by her parents and one ida businesses, primarily in the started Glenn Construction with little league baseball. brother, Roy Hillman. fields of consumer products and his father. They worked together Steve is survived by his fa- Mildred is survived by her services, including retail, law, doing carpentry and construc- ther, sister, wife, sons, Joseph sons, Gary (Wanda Knight) accounting, financial planning, tion for more than 40 years. To- Robert (Sebrina) and Jeremy McDaniel, McFall, Mo., and and nonprofit organizations. gether, often with a small crew Randall (Christina), in-laws, Mark (Janie) McDaniel, Rea, Gail was always very communi- of friends and colleagues, they Larry and Janice Groves, and Mo.; grandchildren, Haley (Jon) ty minded and involved in vari- built a considerable number of six grandchildren, Devin, Sean, Punzo, Brooke McDaniel, Tan- ous civic activities within the businesses and homes in Beth- Sa’Reena, Lyla, Autumn, and ner McDaniel, Trey McDaniel, Cape Coral area. any and the surrounding area. Elizabeth, and extended family. Justin (Sarah) McDaniel, Galen Gail fought a courageous Steve was passionate about his He was preceded in death by his McDaniel, and Molly McDaniel battle against cancer since 2015. work and loved working with mother and his grandparents, and six great grandchildren. She taught all of us how to fight his dad whom he considered not Gus and Thelma Meinecke and Funeral Services were July 17 with dignity and grace, and live only his mentor but also his best Vernon and Mabel Glenn. at Roberson Funeral Home, Pat- every day to the fullest. Her fam- friend. Steve wanted to let everyone Richard “Dick” tonsburg, Mo. Burial in McFall ily is greatly comforted to know Steve married Linda Corine know how incredibly grateful Wilson George Richard Cemetery, McFall, Mo. that Gail’s faith has become Groves, his high school sweet- he was for all of the help he and Memorials may be made to right and she is with Jesus right heart and love of his life, on Linda had over the years, espe- Richard “Dick” Wilson, 72, (Dick) Stephenson the Pattonsburg Senior Center in this moment. She was loved and June 3rd, 1978. Together they cially after he got sick. They had Cainsville, died Saturday, July George Richard (Dick) Ste- care of Roberson Funeral Home, admired by all those who knew had two sons. Steve had strong incredible support from many 17, 2021 at Liberty Hospital. phenson was born September 3, P.O. Box 152, Pattonsburg, Mo. her and will be missed by her faith in Christ and was baptized. friends and family members. Dick was born November 7, 1933 to John Dale and Dorotha 64670. Online condolences may treasured family and community He loved the outdoors, and some A private service was July 1978 to Lawrence and Madeline Grace Stephenson in Denver, be left at www.robersonfuneral- friends. of his favorite memories were 16, at Roberson Funeral Home, (Booth) Wilson in Kansas City. Mo. He attended country school home.com Funeral services were July of hunting and fishing with his Bethany, Mo. He married Suzanne (Dake) in at Siloam Springs and gradu- 17 at the First Baptist Church, sons. Steve was a loving and In lieu of flowers, the fam- 1969 in Kansas City, Kan. ated for high school in Albany Bethany, Mo. under the direc- dedicated family man; his fam- ily requests donations be made Dick served in the Navy dur- in 1951. tion of Roberson Funeral Home, ily was his world. He enjoyed in memory of Steve to a local ing the Vietnam Conflict. He Dick passed away July 16, Bethany, Mo. Burial in Memo- spending time with his father charity of your choice, the Iowa worked in sales at Radio Shack. 2021 at his home in Albany at rial Park Cemetery, 5005 Fred- and father-in-law, Larry Groves. Donor Network, and/or Mor- He moved to Cainsville in 2006. the age of 87. erick Boulevard, St. Joseph, Steve had fond memories of ris Chapel Cemetery in care of He was preceded in death by his Dick joined the United States Mo., where Gail will be laid to working with his dad, helping Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. parents. Army in December of 1953 and rest near her parents, Reva and his sons, and playing with his Box 46, Bethany, Mo. 64424. Dick was the Mayor of after two years of active duty, Varner Mayse, and other family grandchildren. He enjoyed tak- In honor of Steve, please con- Cainsville, member of the served in the Reserves being members. ing his family on vacations. He sider becoming an organ donor. American Legion Post #257, honorably discharged in June Memorials may be made and Linda took several trips out Online condolences may be Cainsville; V.F.W. Post #7159, 1962. to Valerie House and/or Hope west. Steve loved the mountains. left at www.robersonfuneral- Princeton, Cainsville Better- In February of 1956, Dick Healthcare (Hospice) in care of He was also passionate about home.com ment Association, Cainsville marred Deloris Murphy. To this Roberson Funeral Home, P.O. Christian Church, Cainsville union, one son Eric Dale (Rick) Box 46, Bethany, Mo. 64424. It’s important to know customers are there when you advertise. Christian Church Board. It’s important to know customers are there when you advertise. Stephenson was born. Online condolences may be left Survivors: wife, Suzanne of Gail M. Dolan We’d like to tell you The Pony Express On November 15, 1986, Dick at www.robersonfuneralhome. the home; sons, Richie (Sarah) Gail Mayse Dolan, 76, of and and Myrna Johnson Reinhart com and The Republican-Clipper Wilson, Lathrop, James Wilson, Cape Coral, Fla. passed away were married. Works ! Cainsville; daughter, Shannon at Hope Healthcare on July 10, She survives of the home. (Ricky) Williams, Richmond; 2021. He is also survived by his Call 660-425-6325 sister, Vickey Rowland, Inde- She was born on August 24, son, Rick, Independence, Mo.; pendence; eight grandchildren. 1944 to Reva Mallory Mayse stepdaughter, Rebecca and hus- Services: 11:00 a.m. Satur- and William Varner Mayse of band Butch Flaherty; stepson, Chris Hurt day, Christian Church, Cains- Bethany, Mo. Gail was gradu- Paul and wife Peg Reinhart, all ville, with military honors. ated with a bachelor’s degree 1984-2021 of Albany; grandchildren, Mat- Cremation will follow services. from the University of Missouri thew (Flag) Flaherty, Maryville; Family will receive friends 10- in Columbia, Mo. and obtained Megan Flaherty, Kellie (Tim) “No farewell words were 11 at the church. her MBA from Rockhurst Uni- Runnels and Jacob (Amber) Re- spoken, no time to say Tributes may be left at www. versity in Kansas City, Mo. in inhart, all of Albany; three great goodbye, you were gone bethanymemorialchapel.com 1995. grandchildren, Paige and Tru- Gail is survived by her before we knew it, and only man Runnels, Albany; Turner daughters, Stacey A. Hickie God knows why.” Reinhart, St. Joseph; sister, Ber- and husband, Brian of Phoe- nice; sisters-in-law, Barbara and nix, Ariz., and Amy K. Garrett If you knew Chris, he was Rosemary Stephenson, all of and husband, Andy of Arizona such a loving guy, the hugs Grant City; many loved nieces City, Ariz.; three grandchil- and nephews. he gave and always say- dren, Keira, Garret and Kailey; Steven Clark Glenn Dick was preceded in death ing “I love you!” Thanks partner, Rick Williams of Cape Steven Clark Glenn, 61, of by his parents, brothers, Donald to all the wonderful friends Coral; sister, Carol L. Ebersole Bethany, Mo., passed at his John (JV) Harold and Phillip. and family for the prayers, of Bethany, Mo.; brother, Mal- home, peacefully in his sleep Dick owned and operated lory V. Mayse and wife, Susie of July 12, 2021, surrounded by cards, memorial stones, Dick’s MFA and Propane in Al- Columbia, Mo. and many cous- family. He fought a long, hard stamps and the memo- bany for 50 years, and in later ins, nieces and nephews. She battle with pulmonary fibrosis rial money. We are truly years Dick’s Auto Sales. He was was predeceased by her parents, and cancer. blessed. Chris “until we meet again, find peace in Heav- a past President of the Albany former husband, John W. Dolan, Steve was born August 31, Rotary. en’s hands.” We love and miss ya. God Bless. and great-nephew, Alex Eber- 1959, in Bethany, Mo., to Jo- Funeral Service: 10:30 a.m. sole. seph Clark and Reva Dale (Mei- Wednesday, July 21 at the Rob- Regina & Troy Taylor & JaMarr Davis Newton Her early career was centered necke) Glenn. He has one sister, erson-Polley Chapel, Albany. Gannan on law office administration, Pam (Greg) Eckerson. Steve Jamie & Family Jeff & Amy Burial in the Grandview Cem- where she managed personnel graduated from South Harrison Shbaun & Lexie Gary, Trish & Chloe (Doodlebug) etery, Albany. and administrative affairs for High School in 1977 and went Memorial Contributions: Davis Newton Gannan two prominent Kansas City law Dick Stephenson Memorial (Doodlebug), 88, Bethany, Mo. firms. She continued her early Fund in care of the Roberson- passed away at the home of his career in operations manage- Polley Chapel, 403 N. Hund- daughter, Nancy Zimmerman on ment following relocation to ley, Albany, Mo. 64402. Online Wednesday July 14, 2021 Beth- Boston, Mass., in 1988, where Don’t Leave Town For Care condolences: www.robersonpol- any, Mo. she managed a regional sales leychapel.com Davis Newton Gannan was office for American Sterilizer We have you covered. born on May 8th 1933 in Gil- Company. Turning her focus to man City, Mo., son of Frankie Mildred Virginia marketing to complement her and Bertha (Ratley) Gannan. McDaniel MBA studies, Gail soon joined He spent most of his life as Mildred Virginia McDaniel, AliMed, where she led its oper- a mechanic and farming. He ating room and diagnostic imag- served in the US Army and was 88, McFall, Mo. passed away Wednesday, July 14, 2021 at a ing division. In 1999, Gail was Honorable release in 1957 as offered an opportunity to move Specialist Third Class. Stanberry, Mo. nursing home. • Upper Endoscopies She was born on September into the home healthcare medi- He loved fishing, hunting, cal products market with Inva- and being outdoors. He always 21, 1932 in Daviess County, • Skin Excisions Mo., the daughter of John and care Corporation’s Boston medi- looked forward to going on fish- cal supplies direct mail division. ing trips with his brother Bert. Minnie Faye (Baldwin) Hill- man. In August 2004, Gail and • Hernia Repairs Doodlebug is survived by Rick relocated to sunny South- his daughter, Nancy Zimmer- On September 21, 1958, she married Garold McDaniel in west Florida. She was owner man, Bethany; sons, Gene Gan- and President of Dolan Market- • Gallbladder Removal nan (Nancy), Bethany and Ron Pattosnburg, Mo. 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This week has been a nice Sunday July 18th of the Late Boone and children Ezekel and week here not much rain. I can’t Loren and Rosie Deskins Grand Millie of Joplin, Mo. All had a remember a July with so much Kids. Those present were Keith, great day or visiting remising. Check Ash trees for emerald ash borer rain. The farmers are getting Rhonda Deskins and grandson Carol Gibson and Delores a little nervous not being able Easton Deskins of Bethany, Mo., Ratliff Both had big 90th Birth- By Linda Geist, writer, MU successfully establish and re- • Contact a certified arborist to get their hay cut and baled. David, Kay and Daughter Lorna day Celebration on Sunday. Extension duce EAB populations. They to save high-value trees. Maybe this week they can start Rosembaum of Montana, Jerry Happy birthday Girls! The invasive emerald ash have field sites across Missouri, See www.treesaregood. to see some daylight. and Janice Roberts of Trenton This week ask the Lord to do borer may eliminate the ash tree Iowa and Minnesota. com for a list of arborists certi- Butch and Linda Robertson Mo., Jodi Roberts and Opal something that will leave you from North America. In Mis- The shade tree is popular for fied by the International Society hosted the family reunion on Truly of Forsyth, Mo., Kasondra amazed. souri, EAB is present in 89 coun- landscaping. On average, about of Arboriculture. ties and the city of St. Louis. 14% of trees lining streets in ur- • Homeowners can apply an “Just like the Dutch elm dis- ban settings are ash. insecticide soil drench, avail- Melanie Hall-Rowley 439-2804 ease that killed our native Amer- Tree owners should watch for able at big box stores. Insecti- New Hampton News [email protected] ican elm trees, EAB is capable signs of infestation, Rice says. cides must be applied long-term of eliminating all ash trees from Look for dead branches, espe- and are not effective on trees 20 PORCH CRAWL A HIT the Hamptons FB group, feel the class he was in was a little our forests and cities,” says Uni- cially in the upper third of the inches DBH (diameter at breast - nine houses and around 30 free to copy any of mine. bit hard on teachers. All in all, versity of Missouri Extension tree, and D-shaped exit holes in height) or larger. Injections by an people took part in the porch MEMA CHECKS IN - Sun- the consensus was they were entomologist Kevin Rice. “This the bark. Increased activity by arborist are far more effective. crawl on the 17th. Plenty of food day Richard and Diannie came a bunch of good-looking folks makes it one of the most serious woodpeckers might mean larvae Information about identification and visiting went on, ending at by to visit after MeMa had got- though. He’s been posting vari- threats now facing North Ameri- are under the bark. Trees can be and control of EAB is available our City Park where marshmal- ten home from church. She and ous school classes and one was can forests.” protected with insecticides be- from the Missouri Department lows were roasted, s’mores were Shirley had gone to church this of his mother’s class of 1946. EAB is a small, metallic- fore they experience 40% die- of Conservation at mdc.mo.gov/ made, and cornhole games put morning, and Shirley stopped in This is one of my favorite FB green beetle native to Asia. It back. But treatments will need species/emerald-ash-borer. to good use. People gathered un- several other times during the groups to check in with. often spreads to new areas by to be administered every few • Don’t move firewood long der our new shelter, or sat on the week. The best surprise was Lo- FEAST OR FAMINE - We hitchhiking on firewood trans- years, says Rice. distances. “Burn it where you benches that were in the trailer gan Wright had come from St. are going from no rain and ported by humans. The larvae Ash trees also make up a large buy it,” says MU Extension for- that took the group from house Charles for a visit, he has busy cracks in the ground to a lot of feed under the bark of ash trees, portion of Missouri forests and ester Hank Stelzer. Tree-killing to house between 4-6. Hunter weekends coming up so he took rain and we are waterlogged. cutting off the tree’s circulatory provide wood for baseball bats insects and diseases lurk in fire- Langfitt called TIME when the time to drive all the way here And the temperature isn’t con- system. Tree death results within and furniture. The loss of ash wood. Adults generally fly less allotted 15 minutes per house to see MeMa and his dad Toby sistent either. But the nice breeze a few years. trees hurts the forest ecosystem than a half a mile to lay eggs. was up and the trailer was load- Wright. Anna Higley had come after 6ish Saturday night up at Rice is investigating if tiny and allows the spread of inva- See www.dontmovefirewood. ed again. People were still vis- Friday and Sarah and the Ford the park was much enjoyed. wasps can help reduce EAB sive weeds. org for tips. iting past midnight in the park children had come several times BREAKING NEWS - Sam- populations. The parasitoid Rice suggests the following: too. The only complaint heard during the week. She was enjoy- uel Moore, son of Scott and wasps, which only attack EAB • Consider which trees are was “why didn’t we ask for rec- ing the cooler weather too. Lori Moore got 2nd in Bedford, larvae, were released in Mis- worth saving. Remove damaged Secret of Change ipe printouts?” There was some MEMORIES OF NEW Iowa’s demolition derby this souri three years ago. Rice and or poorly placed trees. Replace “The secret of change is to focus great food served. Alice and Dan HAMPTON - Steve Clevenger Sunday. his team are looking at climate lower-value or small trees with all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new." 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The sounds of high school the Parade, and that band will marching bands will return to receive a $500.00 cash prize to Trenton for the Missouri Days be awarded to their Instrumental Marching Festival after a year’s Music Department. absence. Following a virtual Separate Parade judges are competition in 2020 due to chosen by the Rotary Club to COVID, the big Missouri Day recognize winners in various Marching Festival returns live categories including youth, busi- on October 16th to Trenton and ness, religious and organization- officials are expecting a tremen- al floats, antiques cars and trac- dous showing. tors, equestrians, and finally, the Sharing the celebration of “Spirit of Missouri Day” which Submitted photos Missouri’s Bicentennial theme, all entries are eligible to receive. Class makes donation: The Southwest Harrison Class of 1960 made donations to two local organizations during recent ceremonies. this year’s Marching Festival Cash prizes of different amounts Joyce Ainsworth and Carol Sanders, left to right in the left photo, presented a $300 donation to the Harrison County Council on Aging, which was accepted by Angela Glenn. And Carol and Joyce presented a $500 check to the Harrison County Genealogy Society, repre- will once again feature marching are awarded to those winners. sented by Terry Daniel. They are standing with their class portrait which is displayed at the Genealogy Society. bands from across the mid-west The recipient of the Rotary with competitions in Parade, In- Club-sponsored cash award is door Auxiliary, Indoor Percus- separate from adjudication tak- Jeanne Cracraft 867-5522 sion, and Field Show. Bands ing place for the Missouri Day North Harrison News [email protected] will again be divided according Marching Festival and WILL The last couple of weekends ing fireworks display at the Beaman, Rich Vollbrecht, Kathy to Missouri State High School NOT determine the winner of have been very busy with activi- home of Sherea and Aaron and Kerns Crain, Greg and Jeanne Stay Activities guidelines into clas- any marching festival awards. ties, so I hope everyone has had family. Cracraft, Jim and Shari Cracraft, Connected sifications and compete in each Festival officials are excited an opportunity to enjoy some of Misty celebrated her birthday Larry and Donna Cracraft, Peg- of the areas of competition per with this addition of prize money them. It’s a great time of year to with a garden party. The guests gy Sturdevant and Carol Smith. their enrollments. to an outstanding performance be outside! enjoyed cupcakes and ice cream Those attending were from Mis- Hi-Speed We want to send out a big and a special cake of the so- souri, Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska Awards will be given in all by a band in the parade and hope thank you to James Owens, his lar system. Those attending the and California. They all had a categories per class and a final this will entice more participa- BROADBAND family and all the others who party were: Cleora Briggs, Nina wonderful time being together sweepstakes award will be pre- tion while recognizing excel- helped out as they prepared for Adkison, Peggy Slatten, Aaron, again after missing last year’s INTERNET sented to the band scoring the lence with an award to their high the Eagleville Annual Car, Trac- Sherea, Rynlee and River Cra- reunion due to Covid. most cumulative points of com- school instrumental department. tor and Bike Show! They had a craft, Jayse Cracraft, Adrian The American Legion mem- Prices starting at petitions. In turn, they express their appre- wonderful turnout with 68 en- Cracraft and Sadie Summa and bers and the American Legion For the first time, bands who ciation to the anonymous donor tries! The Best of Show went Greg and Jeanne Cracraft. Auxiliary met last Thursday at $30.95 compete in the parade will not of prize money. to Gary Rinehart for his 1951 Jeanne and Misty Cracraft, the Eagleville City Hall. There SPEEDS AVAILABLE: only be judged by festival ad- Entries for the 2021 Missouri Woody Wagon. Congratulations and Peggy Sturdevant visited were nine members in atten- 3, 6, 15 & 25 MBPS judicators on their parade per- Days Marching Festival are cur- to all! cousin, Toni Cracraft in Kan- dance. The next meeting will be formance but in addition, a cash rently being accepted online at The first week of July was a sas City on Misty’s birthday. on August 19th. *Call for availability in your area! prize will be presented as se- www.missouridaysmarching. great one for Greg and Jeanne They enjoyed delicious food Please let me know if you and Cracraft as they welcomed their amid much laughter and visit- your family are going on vaca- Mid-States Services, LLC lected by the designated Trenton com. daughter, Misty, back home for a ing! Another cousin, Steve Bea- tion, so we can include it in the 2626 Oklahoma Avenue Rotary Club judges who sponsor visit from her home in Baltimore. man came for a visit on Satur- news next week. Don’t hesitate Trenton, MO. Due to the pandemic, she had not day. Misty also visited with her to call or email! Wishing every- 800-864-4013 been back to Missouri for a year friends, Denise and Vonda, of St. one a great week! and a half. While at home, Misty Joseph and Jennifer Parsons of Teagan Willis is new member of had the opportunity to visit her Ridgeway. On Saturday morn- Discover Your Perfect Comfort Zone grandma Cleora Briggs several ing, she watched River and Ryn- American Angus Association times and enjoyed playing Skip- lee in the Cainsville Parade. Bo with her each time! She also Misty is an astronomer work- visited her grandpa Leonard and ing at the Space Telescope Sci- Teagan Willis, Bethany, Mis- al Junior Angus Association and The charm of our lift recliner grandma Nadine Cracraft a few ence Institute and primarily collection provides a traditional style souri, is a new junior member of take part in Association-spon- times during the week. She was works on the James Webb Tele- that will match most home decor. The the American Angus Associa- sored shows and other national delighted to see her brother and scope. 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Page 10 July 21, 2021 Bethany Republican-Clipper Public Notices Climate change intensifies seasonal allergies (Editor’s Note: Public Notice advertising plays Judge or Division: a unique role both in American History and in the process by which this country’s democracy is J JAY HEMENWAY preserved. Its one premise is that people must and asthma symptoms, threatens to worsen be informed if they are to govern themselves Case Number: 21AH-PR00039 competently. Public Notice advertising first came into being with the Congress of 1792. That By Anna Kutz, Missouri In- harder than ever. This is espe- “It has gotten more severe need for something to be done body, recognizing its responsibility to the people, In the Estate of REX HILL, De- formation Corps, University cially prevalent in the Midwest, over time, I would say, as well,” and to take action because we required the Postmaster General to advertise for ceased. bids for the construction of new post offices. of Missouri where the PNAS study observed Postnov said. “Just a simple an- can already see the health im- From that inauspicious beginning to the complex If you have a nose or eyes, the largest and most consistent tihistamine doesn’t work for me pacts that climate change has publication requirements in federal, state and Notice of Letters local laws today, government officials have come statistics suggest you’ve prob- increases in pollen. anymore.” on asthma and allergies,” Jaffee more and more to understand their obligations to Testamentary Granted inform the public through Public Notice advertis- (Supervised Administration) ably suffered from a bad case of But even beyond increased Rather than antihistamines, said. ing. Newspapers over the years have been the vehicle by which these obligations have been seasonal allergies at one point pollen and length of allergy drugs meant to treat mild aller- But the future of allergies and fulfilled. They will continue to be as long as the To All Persons Interested in the in time. Over 50 million Ameri- seasons, climate change can gies and hay fever which nor- asthma in the U.S. doesn’t have public demands that it be informed frequently and Estate of REX HILL, Decedent: by the best means possible.) cans go sniffly each spring, ac- hurt those with severe allergies mally require no prescriptions to be gloomy if proper steps cording to the Asthma and Aller- and asthma by creating extreme and are relatively cheap, Post- are taken soon enough to com- On July 6, 2021, the last will of IN THE 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT the decedent having been admitted gy Foundation of America. And weather events that transfer air nov has changed to nasal spray bat climate change and address COURT, HARRISON COUNTY, to probate, the following individuals recent data says climate change pollutants across the country. to combat seasonal allergies. the issues at hand. According MISSOURI were appointed personal represen- could be making allergy seasons “Climate and weather sys- Now he helps others deal with to Jaffee, the first step is ac- tatives of the estate of REX HILL, last longer and feel more intense tems can sort of transport air pol- similar symptoms from behind a knowledging how the effects of Judge or Division: Probate Divi- decedent by the Probate Division of sion the Circuit Court of Harrison County, than ever. lutants — so things like smog, counter — and data about the climate change go hand in hand Case Number: 21AH-PR00014 Missouri. The names, business ad- Hannah Jaffee, a research an- wildfire, smoke, traffic pollution intensity and length of allergy with health care disparities, es- dresses of the personal representa- alyst at the Asthma and Allergy — they can be transported to seasons seem to coincide with pecially in minority communi- tives are: Plaintiff/Petitioner: RONALDA Foundation of America, explains different areas by weather sys- his own experiences, both pro- ties. GAY GIBSON BRADLEY REX HILL, 11111 HWY vs. H, SHERIDAN, MO 64486 that climate change works in one tems,” Jaffee said. fessional and personal. “There’s housing policy, so BELVA JOAN HILL, 11335 WEST big cycle: temperatures rise, ex- And, for those who have “In the last few years I feel ensuring that housing is ad- Defendant/Respondent: D.M.C., 170TH ST, GRANT CITY, MO 64456 treme weather becomes more asthma — a chronic condition in like my (seasonal allergy) symp- equate, especially in lower in- minor The personal representative’s at- torney’s name, business address frequent, air pollution increases, which hypersensitivity, allergies toms come on earlier and earlier, come communities to make sure Nature of Suit: and phone number is: carbon dioxide levels in the at- or other triggers cause airways maybe a few days or a week or that they can stand up to the PR Guardian/Conserv - Minor David Parman, 108-110 S Smith, mosphere surge and, once again, to inflame and close as a more so,” Postnov said. “So I can at- impacts of climate change and Albany, MO 64402, (660) 726-5500 temperatures rise. severe allergic reaction than sea- test to that — whether it has to prevent the growth of indoor al- All creditors of said decedent are Notice Upon Order for Service by So how do allergy season, sonal allergies — these increas- do with global warming or what- lergens,” Jaffee said. “There’s Publication notified to file claims in court within six months from the date of the first asthma and climate change in- es threaten to worsen conditions. not, spring is coming earlier, just also reaching those vulnerable The State of Missouri to: Mea- publication of this notice or if a copy teract? Not well. “Up to 80% of people who by a little bit, each year for the communities and providing in- gann R. Abernathy of this notice was mailed to, or served “The result of this cycle is have asthma (are) triggered by last 10 to 20 years.” home assessments or products upon, such creditor by the person- You are notified that an action that we extend the duration of allergies like pollen,” Jaffee The PNAS study corroborates and services that can help abate has been commenced against you in al representative, then within two the Circuit Court of Harrison County, months from the date it was mailed the plant growing season, which said. “So, you know, a longer this sentiment: after analyz- those triggers.” Missouri, the object and general or served, whichever is later, or be leaves more time for photosyn- (pollen) growing season… does ing data from 60 cities in North As higher reforms are be- nature of which is Pr Guardian/Con- forever barred to the fullest extent thesis and for pollen production, impact a large amount of people America, the researchers deter- ing implemented by institutions permissible by law. Such six-month serv - Minor: which then leads to longer, more who do have asthma.” mined that climate change is a like the AAFA, everyday people The names of all parties in this period and such two-month period action are stated in the caption above do not extend the limitation period severe allergy seasons,” Jaffee For Dmitri Postnov, a phar- “dominant driver of changes in can work with their physicians, and the name(s) and address(es) that would bar claims one year after said. macist at Winkelmann Sons pollen season length and a sig- pharmacists and policy makers of the attorney(s) for the plaintiff/ the decedent’s death, as provided According to a 2021 pub- Drug Co. in St. Louis, Mo., nificant contributor to increasing to manage the results of climate in Section 473.444, RSMo, or any petitioner(s) are: lished in the National Proceed- dealing with airborne ailments is pollen concentrations.” change on allergies and asthma. DANIEL POWELL DENNIS, 705 other applicable limitation periods. MAIN STREET, TRENTON, MO Nothing in Section 473.033, RSMo, ings of the National Academy part of his every day routine. He Jaffee said that, unless the cy- Checking the Air Quality In- 64683, shall be construed to bar any action of Sciences (PNAS), human- says that the largest uptick of al- cle of climate change is stopped dex before leaving the house You are further notified that, against a decedent’s liability insur- caused climate change is direct- lergy and asthma-related medi- or slowed down, the effects will and monitoring where possible ance carrier through a defendant ad unless you file an answer or other ly linked to lengthened pollen cation pickups are in the fall and only get worse. Ragweed, which asthma trigger hotspots could pleading or otherwise appear and litem pursuant to Section 537.021, defend against this action within 45 RSMo. production and allergy season. spring — allergy season. is the major cause of fall aller- be with a doctor are just two of days after July 7, 2021, judgment by Now, average allergy seasons As a kid, Postnov moved to gies, and grass pollen, which is many tips available to keep peo- default will be entered against you. Date of the decedent’s death: 25- start 20 days earlier and last 8 the St. Louis area and had his the main cause of spring aller- ple safe. JUN-2021 days longer than in 1990, mak- first experience with dreaded gies, are set to double and triple, /s/Carla Hillyard, Deputy Clerk Date of first publication: July 14, (23-4tc) 2021 ing it no wonder that allergies Midwest seasonal allergies. And respectively, by 2060. _ and asthma seem to be hitting they haven’t gone away. “It really highlights just the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF /s/Carla Hillyard, Deputy Clerk HARRISON COUNTY, MISSOURI (24-4tc) _ CASE NUMBER: 21AH-DR00056 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Harrison County Weekly Report To Whom It May Concern: HARRISON COUNTY, MISSOURI You are hereby notified that by a Judgment entered on the 28th day CASE NUMBER: 21AH-DR00061 Real Estate Transfers Maleia Merritt, Driving while sion of drug paraphernalia Sue Hurt, Bethany, MO; fined of June, 2021, in the Circuit Court of To Whom It May Concern: Michel R. Smith and Pamela revoked or suspended State of Missouri vs. Michael A. $70.50, Stephanie Grace Ketchum, Harrison County, State of Missouri, Smith to Sariah Williams State of Missouri vs. Tara L. Williams, Unlawful possession of Memphis, MO; fined $70.50, the name of Tamra Ann Crabtree Michael Parkhurst and Joyce Ward, Failing to drive on right half drug paraphernalia Erin S. Krannawitte, Kays, KS; was changed to Tamra Ann Barker. You are hereby notified that by a Judgment entered on the 12th day Parkhurst to Brooke Welsh of roadway when roadway was of State of Missouri vs. Brian E. fined (Guilty plea written), Keith Megan Gray, Deputy Clerk of July, 2021, in the Circuit Court of Asa R. Waters and Betty G. sufficient width, resulting in an Pigg, Owner operating motor vehi- E. Larson, Bethany, MO; fined Harrison County Circuit Court Harrison County, State of Missouri, Waters to Susan Repley accident cle without maintaining financial $155.50, Yaakov Alexander Litvak, (23-3pd) the name of A.A.S. a minor child age Teresa Beydler to Dylan McLain State of Missouri vs. Stephanie responsibility Clive, IA; fined $70.50, Raymond 4; was changed to A.A.M.S. _ _ Jan M. Fitzgerald and Catherine Nacole Butler, Owner operating State of Missouri vs. Brian Keith J. Lopresti, Houston, TX; fined IN THE 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Megan Gray, Deputy Clerk V. Fitzgerald to Jan M. Fitzgerald motor vehicle without maintaining Buntin, Exceeded posted speed $70.50, Daniel Joseph Lundquist, COURT, HARRISON COUNTY, Harrison County Circuit Court Trustee financial responsibility limit, driving while revoked, sus- Minneapolis, MN; fined $70.50, MISSOURI (25-3pd) Elijah Cook to Michael Laird State of Missouri vs. Louis Davis pended Elizabeth Irene Mann, Indianola, Karen Skversky to John Munn III, Operating motor vehicle owned State of Missouri vs. Sarah Elisa- IA; fined $70.50, Joshua J. Mas- XV by another knowing owner of vehi- beth Fink, Exceeded posted speed ters, Excelsior Springs, MO; fined City of Ridgeway - Today's Quote Jan M. Fitzgerald and Catherine cle has not maintained financial limit, possession of marijuana, syn- $100.50, Kelsi Ann McQuinn, Stan- “The friend in my adversity I V. Fitzgerald to Jan M. Fitzgerald responsibility thetic cannabinoid of 10 grams or berry, MO; fined $100.50, Landon Notice of Tax Hearing shall always cherish most. I can Trustee State of Missouri vs. Roger Gene less, operating vehicle on highway Kawananakoa Nelson, West Des A public hearing will better trust those who helped Bobby R. Magee and Bonnadene Thomsen, Owner operating motor without a valid license Moines, IA; fined $100.50, Monroy be held on to relieve the gloom of my dark N. Magee to Janet Stratton and Joel vehicle without maintaining finan- Circuit Court Rodriguez, Sycamore, IL; fined Monday, July 26, 2021 hours that those who are so ready Stratton cial responsibility (Motor vehicle Division II $155.50, Bonita Annette Tasby, Suits Filed required to be registered) Exceeded posted speed limit: Saint Paul, MN; fined $155.50, to enjoy with me the sunshine of at 7:00 p.m. Young’s Rental vs. Dalton Jack- State of Missouri vs. Tony Cal- fined $70.50, Johnny L. Beeman, Daniel Charles Tietz, Woodbury, At Ridgeway City Hall my prosperity." son, Landlord complaint hoon, Non-support, total arrears in Eufaula, OK; fined $70.50, Amr MN; fined $155.50, Anne Eliza- (25-1tc) ––Ulysses S. Grant State vs. Travis Taranto and Fran- excess of 12 monthly payments due Bitar, Olathe, KS; fined $70.50, beth Williams, Naperville, IL; fined ces Gray, CAFA forfeiture under order of support Brooke Elaine Blanton, Bethany, $100.50, Kyndal Clarrissa Wil- Harrison County Community State of Missouri vs. Nicholas MO; fined $70.50, Aaron Joseph liams, Des Moines, IA Notice of 2021 Tax Rate Hearing Hospital vs. Justin M. Pruitt, Suit on Reid Perkins, Failure to register Brown, Eden Prairie, MN; fined Failed to equip vehicle with muf- The 2021 Public Tax Rate Hearing for Clay account motor vehicle, exceeded posted $70.50, Elisha R. Brown, Indianola, fler, adequate muffler, properly Township will be held on Monday, August 8, 2021 at 8:00 Harrison County Community speed limit, owner operating motor IA; fined $100.50, Carlos T. Coello, attached muffler: fined $182.50, p.m. at the regular meeting of the Clay Township Board, Hospital Medical Group vs. Adam vehicle without maintaining finan- Chicago, IL; fined $100.50, David Christopher Alan Abuhl, Kansas and Dawn Brink, Suit on account cial responsibility, unlawful pos- E. Cornelius, Tecumseh, KS; fined City, MO; fined $182.50, Christo- at 29889 E. State Hwy. UU, Blythedale, MO 64426. Harrison County Community session of drug paraphernalia, $155.50, Keshawna Latess Ford, pher Charles Baker, Lees Summit, Hospital vs. Michael S. Wayman, possession of marijuana, synthetic Kansas City, MO; fined $100.50, MO; fined $182.50, Joshua Mat- Assessed Valuation Current Tax Year Prior Tax Year Suit on account cannabinoid of 10 grams or less Yun Gao, West Des Moines, IA; thew Baker, Smithville, MO; fined Real Estate $ 2,381,935 $ 2,443,693 State of Missouri vs. Travis J. State of Missouri vs. Cherish L. fined $155.50, Felix Eduardo Garcia $182.50, Keaton Henry DeMoss, Personal Property $ 1,043,323 $ 1,590,897 Taranto, 2 counts of possession Pruett, Peace disturbance Quiterio, Minneapolis, MN; fined Martinsville, MO; fined $182.50, Total $ 3,425,258 $ 4,034,590 of controlled substance except 35 State of Missouri vs. Cody W. $70.50, Keaton D. Giza, Afton, IA; Jacob Wesley Hoyle, Bethany, (25-2tc) grams or less of marijuana, syn- Lewis, a fugitive, Fugitive from out fined $155.50, Bryce Che’Quan MO; fined $182.50; Tracy Nhi Le, thetic cannabinoid, Receiving stolen of state Hawkins-Pierce, Des Moines, IA; Forney, TX; fined $182.50, Alberto property State of Missouri vs. Ronald fined $70.50, Carlie Lavon Hogan, Moreno Hernandez, N. Kansas City, Notice of 2021 Tax Rate Hearing State of Missouri vs. Kyanna Duane Smith, Jr., Unlawful posses- Gallatin, MO; fined $70.50, Josie MO; fined $182.50, Grace Hannah Parrot, Fairway, KS The 2021 Public Tax Rate Hearing for Bethany Violate provisions of Sec’s will be held on August 10, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. Township 302.130 or 302.178 re intermediate at the regular meeting of the Bethany Township Board, driver’s license or temp instruction at 710 South 6th Street, Bethany, MO permit: fined $57.50, Quintin Wil- liam Allen, Bethany, MO Assessed Valuation Current Tax Year Prior Tax Year Driver, front seat passenger failed Real Estate $ 31,616, 630 $ 30,606,646 Home Delivery to wear properly adjusted, fastened Personal Property $ 16,007,046 $ 13,583,834 $ as low a00s00 safety belt: fined $10.00, Daniel Total $ 47,623,676 $ 44,190,480 3331$2.50 Alexander Brooks, Albany, MO; (24-2tc) pLocaler week *or fined $10.00, Keshawna Latess Ford, Kansas City, MO; fined *CalOnl or go o nLineline today to sign up and enjoy this $10.00, Christine M. 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rd st at the South door of the Courthouse in Bethany, Missouri, beginning on Monday, August 23 , 2021, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. according 702 N. 41 St. Bethany, MO 64424 to provisions of House Bill No. 207 signed by the Governor on April 7, 1968, which sets the date for land sale delinquent tax on the Located ½ mile North of McDonald’s on I-35 East Outer Road fourth Monday in August of each year. The lands and lots are to be sold under the descriptions as listed and the amounts as shown due Phone: (660) 425-7200 represents the total amount of taxes, interest and penalties less costs of the sale. A certificate will be issued for each parcel purchased Email: [email protected] www.oneilshomefurnishings.com at said sale. The listed common addresses given are only to assist in location. Harrison County makes no representation as to the

correctness of the common address nor does Harrison County guarantee clear title. Anyone wishing to bid at the public auction bears the sole responsibility of verifying both the legal and common address. HEALTH FARMLAND HEARING AIDS!! Buy one/ FOR LEASE: Approx. 80 acres ANDREW, JACOB & KLEVER, GRAHAM, EVERETT. 09-6.1- SMITH, TIMMY & REBECCA. 09- get one FREE! Nearly invis- bottom land CRP ground 5 miles JAIMY. 10-8.0-33-4-18-1. 908 1ST 13-2-01-28. (3RD Offering) 709 1.2-12-3-03-38. WASHINGTON MCGLOTHLIN, GARY & ible, fully rechargeable IN-EAR Southwest of Bethany. 563-508- ST, RIDGEWAY, MO. ORIGINAL LOGAN ST, CAINSVILLE, MO. ST, CAINSVILLE, MO. TR BEG SURVEY, LOTS 1, 2 & 3, BLK 6. WOODWARD SURVEY, LOT RHONDA. 24-4.0-20-8. 37842 E @ W LINE OF WASHINGTON ST NANO hearing aids priced thou- 3333. Available Spring of 2022. STATE HWY 146, GILMAN CITY, sands less than competitors! SEC 6, TWP 65, RNG 27. Taxes for 7 OF BLK 3. SEC 13, TWP 65, 629’ N OF SEC LINE BETWEEN (24-4tp) 2018 $386.55; 2019 $292.13; 2020 RNG 26. Taxes for 2016 $44.41; MO. A TR IN SE COR OF W ½ SECTIONS 12 & 13, TH W 45-day trial! Call: 1-833-632- $256.08; Costs $76.45; Recording 2017 $400.01; 2018 $359.07; SE, 490’ E-W X 420’ N-S. SEC 200’, N 10’ PARALLEL WITH 3967 (MB-10tfn) HEALTH Fees $54.00; Total $1,065.21. 2019 $308.56; 2020 $275.56; 20, TWP 62, RNG 26. Taxes for W LINE OF WASHINGTON Have you or a loved one been Costs $218.40; Recording 2018 $559.93; 2019 $474.93; 2020 ST TO CENTERLINE OF diagnosed with PARKINSON’S Fees $54.00; Total $1,660.01. $416.52; Costs $76.45; Recording DRAINAGE BRANCH, NE HUNTING ARONSON, LEVI. 19-2.0-10-3- Fees $54.00; Total $1,581.83. 225’ ALONG CENTERLINE DISEASE. You may be entitled ND TH 06-25. (2 Offering) S13 ST, BRANCH, TO WASHINGTON to financial compensation. RD Looking for someone to build BETHANY, MO. 3 SURVEY, HOOVER, JUSTIN & CHRISTIE. ST, TH S 130’ TO POB. SEC 12, MERCHANT, MARK ALLEN. and install 2-man elevated tree N 99’ OF W 99’ OF BLK 20. 20-4.1-17-2-15-5. 101 N MARKET TWP 65, RNG 26. Taxes for 2018 Call 19-5.1-15-1-03-14. 604 S 22ND ST, stand. 5 miles SW of Bethany. SEC 10, TWP 63, RNG 28. ST, NEW HAMPTON, MO. $133.75; 2019 $113.95; 2020 Attorney Charles Johnson BETHANY, MO. TUCKER’S 2ND Taxes for 2017 $303.87; 2018 ORIGINAL SURVEY, LOTS $114.85; Costs $76.45; Recording Call 1-563-508-3333. (24-4tp) ADDITION, TR COMM @ NE 1-800-535-5727 $266.57; 2019 $247.59; 2020 8 & 9, BLK 1. SEC 17, TWP Fees $54.00; Total $493.00. $221.85; Costs $145.90; Recording 63, RNG 29. Taxes for 2018 COR OF LOT 1, BLK 4, TH 99’, W Fees $54.00; Total $1,239.78. $375.29; 2019 $278.31; 2020 245’, S 99’, E 245’ TO POB. SEC Upgrade Your Home with a $248.23; Costs $76.45; Recording 15, TWP 63, RNG 28. Taxes for THARP, CODY & SONYA. 15- Fees $54.00; Total $1,032.28. 2018 $575.41; 2019 $538.00; 2020 2.1-04-1-01-44. 307 VINE ST, ARONSON, TERI CATHRIN $480.95; Costs $76.45; Recording RIDGEWAY, MO. ORIGINAL NEW METAL ROOF APPLEBY. 07-8.0-34-4-09-2. (2ND Fees $54.00; Total $1,724.81. Guaranteed to Last a Lifetime! SURVEY, LOT 3, BLK 19. SEC offering) 411 STATE HWY N, KERN, DANIELLE. 22-1.1- 4, TWP 64, RNG 27. Taxes for ST BLYTHEDALE, MO. ORIGINAL 02-8.01. 21802 E 351 ST, 2018 $250.49; 2019 $200.96; 2020 MOSSBURG, JERRY (ET AL). SURVEY, LOTS 7, 8, 9 & 10, BETHANY, MO. A TRACT OF $176.17; Costs $76.45; Recording 07-8.0-34-4-11-11. 215 WALNUT BLK 5. SEC 34, TWP 66, RNG LAND BEING A PART OF LOT Fees $54.00; Total $758.07. 27. Taxes for 2017 $858.60; 2018 1 & 2 OF THE NE Q OF SEC 2, ST, BLYTHEDALE, MO. WYANT $772.28; 2019 $604.06; 2020 TWP 62 N, RNG 28 W OF THE ADDITION, LOTS 10 & 11, BLK 5. $522.02; Costs $152.85; Recording 5TH P.M. HARRISON COUNTY, SEC 34, TWP 66, RNG 27. Taxes for VALESQUEZ, ALLAN. 19-2.0- LIMITED TIME OFFER Fees $54.00; Total $2,963.81. MISSOURI, DESCRIBED AS 2018 $225.88; 2019 $189.34; 2020 10-3-03-02. 1108 FACTORY ST, FOLLOWS: COMM AT THE E $164.54; Costs $76.45; Recording BETHANY, MO. HEASTON’S $ Q COR OF SAID SEC 2; TH N Fees $54.00; Total $710.21. SUB-DIVISION, LOT 86 & 22.34’ OFF BOTTO, FRANCIS MICHAEL. 90 DEGS 00 MINS 00 SECS E OFF E SIDE OF LOT 84. SEC 500 19-2.0-10-4-22-9.01. (4TH Offering) 30’ TO THE W R/W OF MO ST 10, TWP 63, RNG 28. Taxes for TH NUPP, KENNETH & TYCENE. + 15 S ST, BETHANY, MO. HWY 13; TH ALONG SAID R/W, 2018 $168.31; 2019 $157.12; 2020 15-2.1-04-1-01-125. 560 W MAIN TAKE AN ADDITIONAL STRONG AS STEEL WITH THE ATTRACTIVE TR COMM @ NE COR LOT N 01 DEGS 33 MINS 00 SECS E $141.16; Costs $76.45; Recording ST ST, RIDGEWAY, MO. ORIGINAL LOOK OF VARIOUS ROOF STYLES 6, BLK 13, 1 SURVEY, TH S 1,214.43’; TH DEPARTING SAID Fees $54.00; Total $597.04. % SURVEY, LOTS 11 & 12, BLK 29. From Dimensional Shingles to classic styles 22.86’, W 66’, N 23’, E 66’ TO R/W, N 86 DEGS 06 MINS 11 10 off SEC 4, TWP 64, RNG 27. Taxes for Install for Military, Health reminiscent of Cedar Shake and Spanish Tile, an POB. SEC 10, TWP 63, RNG 28. SECS W 436.38’; TH N 85 DEGS Workers and First Responders architectural roo ng system by Erie Metal Roofs can Taxes for 2015 $786.25; 2016 2018 $1,245.43; 2019 $916.88; 2020 VALESQUEZ, ALLAN. 19- Warranty- Limited Lifetime. enhance the beauty of your home while protecting 10 MINS 50 SECS W (RECORD) Transferable to 1 subsequent $799.45; Costs $76.45; Recording owner from original purchaser. your family and property for a lifetime. $733.01; 2017 $678.88; 2018 (N 85 DEGS 48 MINS 56 SECS 2.0-10-3-03-03.01. BETHANY, Terms and conditions apply. Hail up to 2.5”, Appearance $67.25; 2019 $60.41; 2020 $54.70; Fees $54.00; Total $3,092.21. MO. W 77.66’ OF LOT 84, Limited time offer. of the surface coating beyond W-MEASURERD) 466.36’ TO Expires 10.1.21 normal wear and tear. Costs $275.80; Total $2,656.30. TRUE POB; TH N 85 DEGS 10 HEASTON ADDITION. SEC 10, TWP 63, RNG 278. Taxes for MINS 50 SECS W (RECORD) PARKHURST, CODY & KARI. 10- Choose from (N 85 DEGS 48 MINS 56 SECS 2018 $46.28; 2019 $41.91; 2020 BREER, GARY L. & KARLA K. 3.0-06-1-10. 14023 GINKGO ST, 3 styles with W-MEASURERD) 338’ TO THE $38.36; Costs $69.45; Recording 24-9.0-30-2-05-35. COOK AVE, EAGLEVILLE, MO. LOTS 1, 2 & multiple color E R/W OF I-35; TH ALONG SAID Fees $54.00; Total $250.00. GILMAN CITY, MO. ORIGINAL 3, BLK 6, ORIGINAL SURVEY. options: DIMENSIONAL WOODEN SPANISH R/W N 2 DEGS 54 MINS 26 SECS SHINGLES SHAKE TILE SURVEY, LOT 9, BLK 29. SEC SEC 6, TWP 65, RNG 27. Taxes for E 803.91’; TH DEPARTING SAID 30, TWP 62, RNG 26. Taxes for 2018 $677.25; 2019 $586.69; 2020 WARD, CHRISTINA. 11-1.0-01- R/W, S 83 DEGS 35 MINS 42 SECS Call today to schedule your 2018 $204.20; 2019 $209.92; 2020 $511.84; Costs $76.45; Recording 1-05-04. 9035 9TH, EAGLEVILLE, E 360.5’; TH S 10 DEGS 38 MINS $200.58; Costs $76.45; Recording Fees $54.00; Total $1,906.23. MO. 3RD SURVEY, LOTS 4, 1-866-379-8603 00 SECS W 296.31’; TH S 00 DEGS Fees $54.00; Total $745.15. 5 & 6, BLK 9. SEC 1, TWP FREE ESTIMATE 50 MINS 13 SECS W 496.16’ TO 65, RNG 28. Taxes for 2018 Made in This is an advertisement placed on behalf of Erie Construction Mid-West, Inc (“Erie”). POB, LESS ANY PART THEREOF RICKEY, DANIEL THOMAS SR. the USA Offer terms and conditions may apply and the offer may not be available in your area. TH $640.64; 2019 $552.80; 2020 Offer expires October 1st 2021. If you call the number provided, you consent to being TAKEN FOR RD PURPOSE. SEC 19-5.1-15-1-09-03. 705 S 18 ST, contacted by telephone, SMS text message, email, pre-recorded messages by Erie or BREER, GARY L. & KARLA K. $485.33; Costs $69.45; Recording its affiliates and service providers using automated technologies notwithstanding if RD 2, TWP 62, RNG 28. Taxes for BETHANY, MO. GARTON’S you are on a DO NOT CALL list or register. Please review our Privacy Policy and Terms 24-9.0-30-2-05-39. 317 3 ST, Fees $54.00; Total $1,802.22. of Use on homeservicescompliance.com. All rights reserved. GILMAN CITY, MO. ORIGINAL 2018 $754.60; 2019 $648.10; 2020 ADDDITION, TR BEG @ SW SURVEY, LOTS 3, 4, 5 & 6, BLK 34. $580.82; Costs $76.45; Recording COR OF LOT 9, TH S 44’, E 99’, SEC 30, TWP 62, RNG 26. Taxes for Fees $54.00; Total $2,113.97. N 44’, W 99’ TO POB OF BLK 2. WARD, ROGER CHARLES. 19- 2018 $195.68; 2019 $199.60; 2020 SEC 15, TWP 63, RNG 28. Taxes 2.0-10-3-08-33. 809 MILLER ST, $31.65; Costs $69.45; Recording for 2018 $58.16; 2019 $52.39; 2020 BETHANY, MO. TR BEG 176’ KINDER, DANNIE HUGH. Fees $54.00; Total $550.38. $47.70; Costs $76.45; Recording W & 102’ N SE COR SW SW, N 06-2.0-09-6. 18997 W 130TH Fees $54.00; Total $288.70. 161.5’, W 206’, N 62’, W 110’, OUR HVAC ST, HATFIELD, MO. 5 AC. S 282’, E 320’ TO POB. SEC 10, S ½ SE SE SE. SEC 9, TWP SAVINGS CAIN, DARRELL J. JR. 09-6.1- TWP 63, RNG 28. Taxes for 2018 66, RNG 28. Taxes for 2018 RICKEY, DANIEL T. JR. 19-2.0-10- 13-2-01-10. HARRISON ST, $523.58; 2019 $482.78; 2020 $176.35; 2019 $127.38; 2020 4-14-3. 2405 MAIN ST, BETHANY, CAINSVILLE, MO. OXFORD RE- $431.68; Costs $76.45; Recording WILL KEEP YOU $111.69; Costs $76.45; Recording MO. SCHNATTERLY’S 2ND SURVEY, S 26’ OF LOT 2, ALL OF Fees $54.00; Total $1,568.49. COOL THIS LOT 3, S 36’ OF LOT 1, N 25.5’ OF Fees $54.00; Total $545.87. ADDITION, THE E 58’ OF LOT 30 & A TR LYING S & E OF SUMMER! LOT 8 AND THE ALLEY LYING BETWEEN SAID LOTS. SEC BUCK’S BRANCH. SEC 10, WELTON, DAVID C. & KOONTZ, DONNA K. 13-6.0- 13, TWP 65, RNG 26. Taxes for TWP 63, RNG 28. Taxes for 2018 CHRISTINA. 10-8.0-33-4-02- 14-6. 14687 W STATE HWY F, 2018 $219.65; 2019 $197.74; 2020 $558.15; 2019 $525.63; 2020 4. (2ND Offering) 1304 2ND ST, BETHANY, MO. 18 AC. E ½ SW $176.57; Costs $76.45; Recording $469.91; Costs $76.45; Recording RIDGEWAY, MO. TR COMM SE BEG SW COR N 1,320’, E 600’, Fees $54.00; Total $724.41. Fees $54.00; Total $1,684.14. COR LOT 3, N 150’, W 200’, S 150’, S 1,320’, W 600’ TO POB. SEC E 200’ TO POB. SEC 33, TWP 65, 14, TWP 64, RNG 29. Taxes for RNG 27. Taxes for 2017 $354.93; 2018 $81.94; 2019 $75.23; 2020 ROBINSON, DAVID JAMES. CASSIDY, JUDITH A. 19- 2018 $192.50; 2019 $170.79; 2020 TH $68.16; Costs $76.45; Recording 24-9.0-30-2-04-46. (6TH Offering) 2.0-10-4-29-8. (4 Offering) $150.20; Costs $152.85; Recording TH Fees $54.00; Total $355.78. GILMAN CITY, MO. ORIGINAL 202 S 26 ST, BETHANY, Fees $54.00; Total $1,075.27. MO. SCHNATTERLY’S 2ND SURVEY, LOTS 7 & 8, BLK 50. ADDITION, LOT 32. SEC 10, SEC 30, TWP 62, RNG 26. Taxes LONG, STEPHANIE. 07- Save TWP 63, RNG 28. Taxes for for 2013 $14.70; 2014 $172.06; * 8.0-34-4-07-3. 516 5TH ST, 2015 $577.60; 2016 $539.63; 2015 $189.11; 2016 $170.74; BLYTHEDALE, MO. ORIGINAL 2017 $503.00; 2018 $440.44; 2017 $110.62; 2018 $101.33; I, Cheryl Coleman, Collector- SURVEY, LOT 6, BLK 3. SEC $500 2019 $413.27; 2020 $369.66; 2019 $93.34; 2020 $70.55; Treasurer, County of Harrison, do 34, TWP 66, RNG 27. Taxes for Costs $293.90; Total $3,137.50. Costs $400.84; Total $1,323.29. hereby certify that the foregoing is on a HVAC system, 2018 $19.95; 2019 $18.66; 2020 a true and correct list of lands and purchases over $1,500. $17.40; Costs $69.45; Recording lots that will be offered for sale as CORNELISON, CASEY JOE. 09- Fees $54.00; Total $179.46. SLAUGHTER, FLETCHER. 19- above set forth. TH 1.2-12-1-06-1. (4TH Offering) 906 5.1-15-1-07-05. 608 S 15 ST, th th th CALL TODAY! EDITH ST, CAINSVILLE, MO. BETHANY, MO. HEASTON’S Date: July 12 , 19 & 26 , 2021 LONG, STEPHANIE. 07-8.0- STEVEN’S ADDITION, LOTS 1, ADDITION, THE S 67’ 10” OF 34-4-07-4. 511 CHERRY ST, Cheryl Coleman 844-482-0335 2 & 3, BLK 4. SEC 12, TWP 65, LOT 5 & THE N 52’ 2” OF LOT 6. BLYTHEDALE, MO. ORIGINAL RNG 26. Taxes for 2015 $121.15; SEC 15, TWP 63, RNG 28. Taxes for Collector-Treasurer *Not valid on prior sales. May not be combined with any other promotional oer. Products not available in all areas. Trade SURVEY, LOTS 7 & 8, BLK 3. SEC Licenses for Transform SR Home Improvement Products LLC (in certain states d/b/a Sears Home Improvement Products) at 2016 $110.57; 2017 $112.64; 2018 2018 $800.04; 2019 $748.45; 2020 34, TWP 66, RNG 27. Taxes for Harrison County, Missouri https://transformhomepro.com/license/ Oer Subject to change without notice. Oer Expires 7/31/2021. $102.17; 2019 $92.17; 2020 $92.82; $668.69; Costs $76.45; Recording Sears Home Services is a TransformCo business. This is an advertisement. TransformCo shall not be held liable for any errors or 2018 $489.48; 2019 $404.51; 2020 omissions in pricing. TransformCo reserves the right to make adjustments to pricing and products oerings for reasons Costs $293.90; Total $925.42. Fees $54.00; Total $2,347.63. including but not limited to changing market conditions. $350.02; Costs $76.45; Recording ©2021 Transform SR Brands LLC, PO Box 522290, Longwood, FL 32752-9963. All Rights Reserved Fees $54.00; Total $1,374.46. 24-3tc Page 12 July 21, 2021 Bethany Republican-Clipper

Mitchell Bailey is named CEO of GRM Networks The GRM Networks Board graduate of Northwest Missouri ing more than 850 independent of Directors announces Mitchell State University in Maryville, and community-based telecom- Bailey is the new chief execu- Mo., and holds a Bachelor of munications companies advo- tive officer of the corporation. Science degree in business cating on their behalf in the leg- Bailey succeeds CEO Ron management and is currently islative and regulatory arenas.) Hinds who retired at the end of pursuing a Masters of Business Bailey resides near Spickard, June after more than 41 years of Administration from the same Mo., with his wife Abi and their service to GRM. institution. three children and attends the Bailey has been employed at Bailey is a member of the First Assembly of God Church GRM Networks for seven years NTCA Industry and Regulatory in Trenton, Mo. Prior to work- and has held the positions of ac- Policy Committee. (NTCA – ing at GRM Networks, Bailey counting supervisor, assistant The Rural Broadband Associa- worked in the banking industry. controller and controller. He is a tion is an organization represent- County Route P bridge is now open Harrison County route P is , July 19, after completing the MoDOT asks drivers to now open following the White bridge replacement project H always buckle up, keep your Oak Creek Bridge replacement which began in mid-April. phone down, slow down and project, near McFall.. Contrac- This bridge is included in move over in work zones. Know tors from Boone Construction Gov. Mike Parson’s $351 mil- before you go and check what Co., working with the Missouri lion Focus on Bridges program, work zones are active at traveler. Department of Transportation, which will repair or replace 250 modot.org. opened the roadway Monday bridges across the state.

Republican-Clipper photo Swimming tutor: Brooklyn Ellis, Bethany Aquatic Center manager, teaches a small group of young swimmers during lessons last week at the pool.

Properties to be offered at tax sale Tax certificates amounting to Some 35 parcels were listed most had been paid by the time nearly $50,000 will be sold at in the county tax collector’s the tax sale approached. the delinquent tax sale on Mon- original notice of the sale which The tax sale will begin at 10 day, Aug. 23, at the front door was published on July 14. a.m. on Aug. 23. A certificate of the Harrison County Court- “We had listed 200 parcels will be issued for each parcel house. when we started the process,” sold at the sale. The property The tax sale covers past due said County Collector-Treasurer owner will have a year to pay taxes for the years 2018, 2019 Cheryl Coleman. The property delinquent taxes on the first and and 2020 including costs and re- owners received certified notic- second offerings and 90 days on cord fees. es of their delinquent taxes and the third offering.

Statewide Neighborhood Leadership Academy now accepting registrations University of Missouri Exten- Created in 2002, NLA devel- The Fall 2021 program will sion invites northwest Missouri ops personal leadership skills be offered across the state in a residents to register for Neigh- while providing in-depth train- virtual format, with smaller re- borhood Leadership Academy ing that emphasizes community gional cohorts to allow for lo- (NLA), a 10-session leadership building strategies, project plan- cal discussions and applications training program focused on ning, organizational leadership of the program’s content. “The community building principles. and management practices. virtual format will connect our NLA will be offered in a virtual “NLA participants are en- local participants to a statewide format on Monday evenings couraged to bring an idea for a network of leaders,” said Sarah September 13 through Novem- community project with them Hultine Massengale, MU Exten- ber 15. the first night of class,” said sion community economic de- Registration is now open and Jackie Spainhower, MU Exten- velopment specialist. All partici- can be found by visiting www. sion community economic de- pants who complete the program extension.missouri.edu and en- velopment specialist. “During will receive a University of Mis- tering “Neighborhood Leader- the program, NLA facilitators souri St. Louis (UMSL) Chan- ship Academy” in the website will work directly with partici- cellor’s Certificate in Neighbor- search bar. Early bird regis- pants to help develop project hood Leadership. tration pricing is $290, with a ideas so that implementation To learn more about NLA, deadline of August 16. Cost of may become a reality.” Exam- please contact Jackie Spainhow- the program after the early bird ples of projects developed dur- er, lead facilitator for the north- deadline is $325. Limited schol- ing past NLA cohorts include west Missouri cohort at spain- arships are available and the ap- community gardens, farmers [email protected] or call plication may be accessed on the markets, food drives, education the Harrison County Extension registration page. Scholarship programs for children, and much office at 660-425-6434. applications are due no later more. than August 2. Mid-States Services closes appliance division Mid-States Services, LLC has tag, Whirlpool, Amana, Crosley announced the closing of its ap- and Speed Queen was liquidat- pliance sales and service divi- ed. The appliance building and sion located at 2626 Oklahoma attached warehouse is available Avenue in Trenton. The appli- for purchase. ance inventory including May-

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