Bethany Republican-Clipper The official newspaper of Harrison County, Missouri since 1873 Bethany, Missouri 64424 Vol. 91, No. 26 www.bethanyclipper.com July 29, 2020 75 Cents Three county offices to be decided in Aug. 4 primary election Harrison County residents had been cast at the County The candidates for physician, and Raleigh Ritter opposed by Arnie AB Dienoff, Amendment No. 2 that would will be voting in three contested Clerk’s Office by Monday morn- and Saundra McDowell. The Aaron Wisdom and Mike Cart- adopt Medicaid expansion for races when they go to the polls ing, and the office is processing sheriff, assessor and Democratic candidates for gov- er in the Republican primary. persons 19 to 64 years old with next Tuesday, Aug. 4, in the pri- another 205 applications for ab- commissioner are ernor are Nicole Galloway, cur- Gregory Upchurch and Alisia an income level at or below mary election. sentee ballots. The office will be profiled inside R.-C. rent state auditor, and Jimmie Canady are competing for the 133% of the federal poverty lev- One of the major races will open extra hours from 8 a.m. to Incumbent Lila Craig will be Matthews, Antoin Johnson, Eric Democratic nomination. el as set forth in the Affordable be between Sheriff Trevor Place noon on Saturday for absentee opposed by Hannah Thompson Morrison and Robin John Daniel Secretary of State Jay Ash- Care Act. and Deputy Sheriff Eric Rimmer voting. in the Republican county asses- Van Quaethem. croft is unopposed in the Repub- Three other parties will be who are competing in the Re- Precinct workers will be en- sor’s race and incumbent North State Representative J. Egg- lican primary. He will face Dem- holding primaries. Libertar- publican primary election. The couraged to wear masks, and District Commissioner Rick leston is unopposed in the Re- ocrat Yinka Faleti in November. ian candidates are Rik Combs, winning candidate will be unop- hand sanitizers will be available Smith will be opposed by Mike publican primary and will face State Treasurer Scott Fitzpat- governor; Bill Slantz, lieuten- posed in the November general for voters. Smith of Eagleville. Democrat Mindi Smith in the rick is unopposed in the Repub- ant governor; Nick Kasoff, state election since no Democratic Place, who previously served Current South District Com- November general election. lican primary, while Vicki Lorez treasurer; Kevin Babcock, attor- candidates entered the race. in the Bethany Police Depart- missioner Jim Holcomb, Collec- U.S. Representative Sam Englund has no opposition in the ney general, and Jim Higgins, The county’s six voting pre- ment, was appointed sheriff fol- tor-Treasurer Cheryl Coleman, Graves will be opposed by Chris Democratic primary. U.S. representative. cincts will be open from 6 a.m. lowing the death of Josh Eck- Coroner Zach Wilson and Public Ryan in the Republican primary, Attorney General Eric Running in the Green Party to 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Debbie erson. He will be opposed by Administrator Kimberly King while Ramona Farris, Charles Schmitt faces no opposition in are Jerome Howard Bauer, gov- Reed, county election officer, Deputy Sheriff Rimmer, who are unopposed in the Republican West, Gena Ross, Henry Martin the Republican primary, while ernor; Kelly Dragoo, lieutenant said the same health precau- has been a law officer since primary. and Donald Robert Sartain are Rich Finneran and Elad Gross governor; Paul Lehmann, secre- tions will be in effect at the poll- 1991. Governor Mike Parson will competing for the Democratic are competing in the Democratic tary of state, and Joseph Civeti- ing places that were used in the Two other county offices will face a field of three candidates nomination. primary. ni, state treasurer. Paul Venable April elections. be decided in Tuesday’s elec- in the Republican primary in- In other state elections, Lieu- Missouri residents also will is running for Constituion Party Reed said 52 absentee votes tion: cluding Jim Neely, a Cameron tenant Governor Mike Kehoe is be voting on Constitutional secretary of state. Re-entry plan announced for reopening of school South Harrison plans to open device or other device to con- Fall 2020 | South Harrison R-II Schools school on August 25 with sever- nect to classes using Google al guidelines in place to protect Classroom. the health of students, teachers South Harrison has been and staff during the pandemic. working with other Harrison In an introduction to the County school districts to es- 12-page reopening document, tablish “hot spots” through a school officials said the plan was cellphone company to provide developed using recommenda- Re-Entry: Reopening Plan Internet connections in areas tions from the Harrison County of the county without access Health Department, the Mis- able but students will be asked to broadband. About 125 black souri Department of Elementary to bring their own bottled water. boxes will be purchased “to fill and Secondary Education and There will be hand sanitizing in dead spots” in the area, Eastin other federal and state resources. stations, hand wipes and other said. Superintendent Dennis Eastin cleaning supplies in each class- The school has obtained said he knows that some of the room, common area, offices and spray guns to sanitize school guidelines will change because on each school bus. buses in between trips to and the state education department Restrooms will be cleaned from school. Students will sit in has been issuing recommenda- and sanitized three times a day assigned seats to allow contact tions almost on a weekly basis. and classrooms will be sanitized tracing if needed. Students will “This is a framework,” Eas- daily with cleaning materials be seated in family groups as tin said, “and some of it will used on desks, tables and mate- much as possible. change.” rials. Desks in classrooms will The reopening plan was de- Teachers will be required to be spread out when possible to veloped by a committee com- take their temperature at home provide social distancing. More posed of building administrators before arrival at school. Those tables will be added to the com- and a teacher’s representative. who are experiencing symptoms mons areas to spread out stu- The plan does not require are asked not to report for work. dents during lunch shifts. An teachers and students to wear Instruction will be provided extra lunch shift will be added to masks although that is highly in a face-to-face format, virtu- reduce congestion in the lunch- recommended, according to ally or a combination of both. room. school officials. Teachers are asked to commu- “We are going to have to The school will have a rigor- nicate with parents and students limit visitors in the building dur- ous cleaning protocol inside the regarding academic progress. ing the school day,” Eastin said building and on school buses. Students who are absent from among other guidelines in the Water faucets will not be avail- class may use a school issued plan.
Republican-Clipper photo Sign of the times: Kristy Eckerson and her daughter, Cearstyn, wear masks in front of the sign on the Dallas man receives long prison front door of Walmart announcing its new requirement to have customers wear masks before entering the store. Masks are an official policy at all Walmart Stores where the employees have been wearing face coverings for several weeks. Hy-Vee this week began handing out masks to shoppers at the store sentence for motel shooting in Bethany. A Dallas, Texas, man, who was responsible for a shooting at a Bethany motel that led to a Harrison County Community Hospital to increase community-wide manhunt, was sentenced to prison terms total- security with network infrastructure upgrade ing 18 years on Thursday in Har- The Harrison County Com- eras for patients and staff safety. In other business, Schuyler rison County Circuit Court. munity Hospital plans to add as The new security cameras will Cox, director of facilities and Jackson Mateo Miesse, who many as 115 security cameras replace the current 36-camera environmental services, dis- was 21 years at the time of the on the premises under action an- CCTV system. The new camera cussed updates and maintenance incident, entered a guilty plea to nounced at a meeting of the hos- system will give visual access happening at the hospital. The assault in the first degree causing pital district board. to patient waiting areas that are hospital received a new roof due serious physical injury, armed Hospital CEO Tina Gillespie, currently unmonitored, Gillespie to last year’s hailstorm; the roof criminal action and drug pos- reported on capital expenditure said. Additionally, the new cam- is under 30-year warranty. The session in an appearance before requests, including new IT net- era system will help with social roof replacement resolved many Circuit Judge Thomas Alley. work infrastructure and upgrad- distancing and COVID-19 pa- A man identified as William ing and increasing security cam- tient monitoring. See security on Page 2. C. Philley, who resides in Loui- siana, received multiple gunshot wounds during a confrontation File photo Shooting scene: Law officers converged on the Super 8 Motel on on April 5, 2020, in the parking April 5 following a shooting in the motel’s parking lot. The perpetrator, COVID-19 testing begins at HCCH lot of the Super 8 Motel. Both Jackson Mateo Miesse, was sentenced to prison on Thursday. Coronavirus testing began some areas where it has been work with patients who aren’t men were guests at the motel. last week at the Harrison Coun- taken 7 to 10 days to receive covered by insurance, Gillespie Miesse fled from the shoot- He was taken into custody by Center awaiting trial. But, in an ty Community Hospital, with positive or negative results, she said. ing scene, leading to a manhunt Bethany police, sheriff’s officers appearance on Thursday, Miesse more than 30 tests conducted said. HCCH sends off its tests The hospital staff will be through the South Harrison and Highway Patrol officers. He waived formal arraignment and during the first four days. to LabCorps in Kansas City or testing for active cases and isn’t school campus and the Daily was armed with a handgun but pleaded guilty to shooting Phil- “The turnaround time on test Quest for analysis. currently testing for the pres- Addition involving law officers didn’t offer any resistance. ley. results has been good,” said The hospital’s ambulance ence of antibodies. That may from several counties after he The victim, Philley, received Judge Alley sentenced Miesse hospital CEO Tina Gillespie. bay is being used for patients come in the future. was spotted near the 93-mile several gunshot wounds to the to concurrent sentences of 11 Hospital personnel usually re- who want to come in for tests. The tests are being offered exit ramp on I-35. chest but recovered after sur- years apiece for assault and ceive the results within 24 to 48 In most cases, insurance from noon to 4 p.m. Monday A resident on Jett Road, east gery. armed criminal action and 7 hours. companies cover the costs of through Friday. of the interstate, spotted the sus- Miesse was held at the Har- years for possession of meth. This is much better than in the tests but the hospital will pect walking along a gravel road. rison County Law Enforcement Page 2 July 29, 2020 Bethany Republican-Clipper
We What is Medicaid expansion? On the August 4th ballot, Expansion is the final compo- ceives health insurance from remember you will vote on Amendment nent of Obamacare since cur- their employer. Once their boss- 2, which would enshrine some- rent Medicaid now covers those es learn the government will pay thing in our Constitution called below the poverty line and the for those employees’ health care, when... Medicaid Expansion. Over the ACA marketplace is for those the employers drop the insur- next few weeks, you will be above the 133% threshold. They ance adding even more people A look back at the bombarded with ads for and say expansion would fill in the to the Medicaid program. Also, history of Harrison against Medicaid Expansion that 100%-133% gap and help low- they say expansion incentivizes County from the pages will undoubtedly sugarcoat one income people get health care. people who make just over the side of the argument and vilify They also say the $2B cost 133% threshold to ask for a pay of the Bethany the other. So, I thought you would be good for Missouri’s cut or fewer work hours so they Republican-Clipper. would like some facts so you can economy. can drop below the threshold make an informed decision. and qualify, thus eroding work 80 Years Ago Cainsville was named G.O.P. 20 Years Ago First, some background. ethic and creating more govern- Medicaid is a federal program Letter ment dependency. August 7, 1940 candidate for state representa- August 9, 2000 tive in the Republican primary that started in 1965 to primar- to the A few other facts. (1) Mis- Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Crossan election. Lee Reynolds won The Bethany City Council ily help those who have no hope souri already spends about $11 and Mrs. E.M. Crossan were the nomination as candidate for agreed with a recommendation of ever being self-sufficient to district billion each year on Medicaid in Des Moines, Iowa, to hear a county surveyor. from gas department superinten- receive free health care. Med- by J Eggleston, for over 900,000 Missourians, short address made by Wendell dent Gary Wood to raise natural State Rep., 2nd District 40 Years Ago icaid in Missouri is also known which is a higher percentage of Wilkie, Republican candidate gas rates for city residents. as MoHealthNet. Recipients in- our total state budget than nearly for president, who was there for August 6, 1980 Rick Dierenfeldt, currently clude those that are blind, have Opponents have several criti- every other state in America. a conference with farm leaders. High wind caused havoc a deputy sheriff, edged Police low incomes (below poverty cisms of Medicaid Expansion. (2) The Expansion amendment Manly Baker, Cainsville, J.A. at Gilman City. Heavy winds Chief George Martz for sheriff line), children in low-income They say that the state’s $200M also contains a clause forbidding Cruzan, Ridgeway, Rev. W.A. ripped through the southern in Tuesday’s primary election. homes (below double the pov- share is a budget buster, and will any law that would encourage Pollock, Eagleville, Robert Van- and eastern sections of Gilman Harrison County residents erty line), expectant mothers, have to come from other state able-bodied people on Medicaid Meter, McFall, and A.T. (Bert) City Monday afternoon, causing will be voting this fall on the and those with severe physical programs - primarily our lo- to look for work. (3) The cam- Hogan, Gilman City, were extensive damage to the Gilman renewal of the half-cent county- or mental handicaps that prevent cal schools and colleges since paign against Medicaid Expan- named as members of a county- City R-4 school, uprooting trees wide sales tax used to purchase them from working. those are the only programs sion comes largely from a group wide organization to combat and wrecking homes. gravel for township roads. Medicaid Expansion would with budgets large enough to called Americans for Prosperity, marijuana drug weed. Bethany firefighters, conser- U.S. Sentator John Ashcroft, add another group of recipients cover $200M; or current Medic- which is a politically conserva- 60 Years Ago vation agents and volunteers R-Missouri, who won re-nom- to the list – able-bodied adults aid recipients will have to share tive advocacy group in Jeff City. ination to the U.S. Senate in August 3, 1960 spent about five hours Wednes- whose incomes are up to 33% the current budget with the new The campaign for Medicaid Ex- day evening fighting a stubborn Tuesday’s primary election, above poverty. This would add recipients, and thus receive less pansion is a political committee Donald Stockwell, deputy blaze in the state forest east of announced earlier in the day that an estimated 270,000-350,000 medicine and services; or the called Missourians for Health- sheriff, won the Republican Martinsville. he will be coming to Bethany additional people to the free legislature will have to pass a care, which is funded primarily nomination for Harrison County next week to meet with senior health care program, at an ad- big tax increase onto taxpayers by the hospitals and pharma- Sherriff; Stephen Lincoln of citizens. ditional taxpayer cost of about to cover the new costs. ceutical companies that would $2 billion per year. The feds Opponents also note that all receive the $2 billion from the will cover 90% of this cost, and 36 states that have expanded expansion. The 1890s decade was a time of growth Missourians will cover the rest Medicaid before 2020 have Now you know. Until next ($200 million/year). Expansion vastly underestimated the costs. time, health, happiness and pros- sparked by new railroad routes in area would not add any new services They claim this is because a perity to you and your family. or medicines to the program. majority of the population that 1891-1900 venience of a train. Even though was a popular destination for Proponents say that Medicaid would be eligible already re- The hardest thing about doing there were several new patents people from all over the US, this is trying to figure out what to on the ‘horseless carriages’, au- most of whom traveled by rail. put in. Each decade could have tomobiles, during the 1890s, they Traveling on the railroads, so much more written about it. didn’t appear to pose a threat to however, was placed in jeopardy Letter to the editor Then, I sometimes find some- the railroads since there were for a time when the labor unions To the editor: changed from then until now on Sunday rather than church, thing that should have been in- no roads upon which they could orchestrated a strike, boycotting Opponents of Amendment with the summer of hate and allowed cell phones to bring cluded in last week’s column. travel. Still, the very first auto- any railroads that use the Pullman 2 (to expand Medicaid), based violence. The contrast here is porn to even the youngest, lo- For example, I want to tell when mobile race attracted attention, cars, which were most of them. simply on a political desire so vivid that to assume it is only cal school districts have relin- each of our communities reached when several cars participated in The strike was finally ended to undo everything President flesh seems false. Something quished control to the federal their largest population. Eag- a fifty-four-mile race in Illinois when the federal government Obama achieved, have been larger, like a spiritual battle, government resulting in a huge leville should have been in last stepped in because movement of putting out false information seems likely. The psalmist in decline in the quality of educa- week’s, because their population the mail had stopped along with that it would be costly to Mis- Psalm 78 states that the com- tion and an avenue to foster so- was 453 in 1880. Reflections passenger and freight shipments. souri and take funds away from mandments of God should be cialism. The railroad era continued If you weren’t interested in other needed programs, such as known to succeeding genera- The nation as a whole has in this decade, and expansion traveling to Chicago, another tions. turned its back on God, and was on the minds of American destination was the “New Fron- schools, higher education and Psalm 78: 1. Give ear, O my we shouldn’t be surprised by investors. One such New York tier” of Alaska, where gold even Medicaid itself. people, to my law: incline your the outcome. Our government City investor, Theodore Gilman, had been discovered. Or, some This is not true. In fact, it ears to the words of my mouth. cannot legislate into existence proposed a new line, the QO might have signed up to fight in would protect thousands of 2. I will open my mouth in a par- the attributes of God, and we & KC, that would connect the the Spanish-American War, pre- existing jobs and create over railroad center of Trenton to cipitated when the USS Maine 16,000 new jobs each year with able: I will utter dark sayings shouldn’t expect it. God is love, another center in Pattonsburg. blew up in Havana harbor in 64% created outside of Kansas of old: 3. Which we have heard mercy, grace, salvation, eternal This would connect the area to Cuba. The war lasted just a few City and St. Louis and 90% of and known, and our fathers security, hope, forgiveness, and Quincy, Illinois, and points be- months and ended up with the them paying $15/hour or more. have told us. 4. We will not hide many other wonderful qualities. yond, as well as Omaha and Kan- US becoming known as a world It will increase Missouri’s GDP them from their children, shew- Without the spiritual birth it is sas City. This line was completed power, complete with new ter- by $1.6 billion and increase per- ing to the generation to come impossible to please him. in 1897, and the new towns of ritory in the Caribbean and the sonal income by $1.1 billion. the praises of the LORD, and In John 1:12-13, “But as Melbourne and Gilman City were Bruce Williams Pacific. Theodore Roosevelt, It is a proven success—37 his strength, and his wonder- many as received him, to them created along its tracks. The already well known, became fa- other states (plus DC) have al- ful works that he hath done. 5. gave he power to become the settlement of Oland was created that took nearly eight hours to mous due to his leadership of the ready expanded Medicaid and For he established a testimony sons of God, even to them that the same year in the northern part complete. troop known as the “Rough Rid- are seeing benefits to their state in Jacob, and appointed a law in believe on his name: 13 which of the county. Surely railroads The Chicago World’s Fair, ers”. By the end of the decade, budgets and health outcomes Israel, which he commanded our were born, not of blood (not the were the zenith of public trans- an exposition to celebrate the he served as the governor of New for their people—and equally fathers, that they should make physical birth), nor of the will of portation and nothing could ever 400th anniversary of Columbus’ York and was elected as Vice noteworthy, none of these states them known to their children: the flesh (not reformation), nor improve upon the speed and con- discovery of the New World, President in 1900. have undone their expansion. 6. That the generation to come of the will of man (no confirma- Although it took a while to Personally, as a professional tax might know them, even the chil- tion), but of God (born of the catch on, James Naismith created preparer, I have seen the tragedy dren which should be born; who Spirit of God, ‘born again’).” Bethany a new sport in 1891. In order of those caught in the income should arise and declare them The psalmist, in Psalm 78:7, to fill the time between football gap of too much income to get to their children. 7. That they mentions the hope in God. Paul and baseball seasons, he nailed a Medicaid and not enough to might set their hope in God, and says in Romans 15:13, “Now the Republican-Clipper peach basket high up in the gym- take advantage of insurance sub- not forget the works of God, but God of hope fill you with all joy 202 North 16th Street or P.O. Box 351 nasium and wrote up some rules sidy, therefore unable to get af- keep his commandments. and peace in believing, that ye for the new game of basketball. So how have we hid God’s may abound in hope, through the Bethany, Mo. 64424 fordable medical coverage. So Hurricanes were not yet it makes sense to vote YES on commandments from the next power of the Holy Ghost.” email: [email protected] named, but a devastating storm Amendment 2. It is a win-win generation? Took prayer out of As a nation we can experi- Phone 660.425.6325 Fax 660.425.3441 hit Galveston, Texas, killing an situation.—Lois Pontius, Ridge- school, removed the ten com- ence these things if the citizens Website: www.bethanyclipper.com estimated 6000 persons. way. mandments from display, al- receive the new life in Christ, Three Presidents served during — lowed full-term abortion, threat- and the unity will come from the Established 1873 this time. Benjamin Harrison To the editor: ened to remove “In God We indwelling of the Holy Ghost of Member the National Newspaper Association and completed his only term in Does anyone remember the Trust” as our motto, diminished God.—Maury Meadows Missouri Press Association 1893. He lost in the next election summer of peace and love in the value of the church, provided Subscription Rates Newspaper Staff to former President Grover the late 1960’s? Something has many activities for our children Philip G. Conger, editor and publisher Harrison and adjoining counties Cleveland, the only person Emma Coulthard, news reporter, bookkeeper to serve two non-consecutive $33.00 Kathy Conger, advertising manager ($30.67 plus tax $2.33) Angela Ragan, advertising, web design, circulation terms. William McKinley was Elsewhere in Missouri elected in both 1896 and 1900 $52.00 and led the United States into the ($48.32 plus tax $3.68) 20th Century. Security upgrades at hospital Elsewhere in U.S. Utah was the only state added $58.00 no tax to the union, and that only af- (Continued From Page 1) Wellness Committee aided ing COVID-19 symptoms or USPS 052-680 Digital edition, USA ter the state agreed to outlaw other issues including weath- in promoting the change to a patients who are unable to wear $33.00 no tax Single copy price...... 75 cents the practice of polygamy. The er radio function. Negative air- smoke-free campus, has added a mask for various health issues (Printed with soy ink and recycled paper) population of the US was 76 mil- flow is now available in the out- healthy food options to the Nu- as a waiting area. Currently sup- Advertising Deadlines: The deadline for placing display ads and classified ads in the Republi- lion. Harrison County reached it patient specialty clinic area. tritional Services menu, and has plies numbers are adequate. The can-Clipper is noon on Monday of the week of publication. The deadline for the Pony Express is greatest population ever at over Cathie Chalfant, director adopted three miles of Highway hospital continues to have issues 5 p.m. the Thursday before publication. 24,000. Bethany topped 2,000 in of human resources, reported 136 to keep clean throughout the receiving supply orders. News Deadlines: If you have a news item, please call 425-6325 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. All contributed news items, such as weddings, club meetings and 1900. The first telephone system HCCH has 222 employees in- year. Cathie announced that dur- In other business, Dr. Terry notices of coming events should be submitted by noon on Friday for the following week. was installed in Bethany during cluding 27 PRNs, 191 full-time ing the COVID-19 pandemic, Hall is now seeing patients at Weekend News Coverage: If you would like to have coverage of a news event on a weekend, this time, and would reach the and 4 part-time. Three long time HCCH has had flexible staffing. Harrison County Family Health please call and request coverage by noon on the Thursday before the event. We will make every attempt to fit your event into the schedule for the weekend. If that is not possible, please make outlying areas in years to come. HCCH employees have retired The board heard an update Center again. Bethany Medical arrangements with someone at the event to take a photo and supply us with the photo and Until that time, rural residents re- so far in 2020 They include on emergency operations which Clinic has extended hours until information. lied on the new Rural Free Deliv- Marcia Wagner, environmental included patient and visitor 7:00 p.m. by appointment only. Letters to the Editor: Our policy requires that all letters to the editor must be signed and addressed, preferably typewritten or legibly printed. All letters are subject to editing concerning ery (RFD) to deliver mail right to services, Sharon Gibson, RN, screening processes when enter- Telehealth continues to be avail- length and language. Contents will not be altered. The opinions expressed in these letters do not their mailboxes for the first time Home Health, and Lois Vandiv- ing an HCCH facility. The hos- able for patients. necessarily reflect the views of management of this newspaper. in history. Ridgeway and Eag- er, LPN, materials management. pital Gift Shop is being used to Periodicals Postage paid at Bethany Post Office, Bethany, MO. 64424. Postmaster: Send changes to The Bethany Republican-Clipper. P.O.Box 351, Bethany, MO. 64424. leville joined the ranks of towns Chalfant reported the HCCH put at-risk patients either show- Entered as Periodical February 6, 1929, at the Post Office at Bethany, Mo., 64424. Published each Wednesday. in the county with a high school. Bethany Republican-Clipper July 29, 2020 Page 3 County’s anniversary reduced to one-day event MoDOT plans to replace The Harrison County 175th Saturday. Anniversary Committee has cut The opening ceremony will bridge decks in area two days from the celebration to be held at 10 a.m. Saturday be held in September in Bethany. morning at Allen Park, named MoDOT has plans to replace Bridge on Route EE in Harrison The committee, which met for the minister credited with es- the decks on two bridges in Gen- County. The bridges are current- Friday morning at the Chamber tablishing Harrison County and try and Harrison counties. ly scheduled to be let for con- of Commerce office, concluded Bethany in 1845. The American The highway department tractor bidding in October. that all events should be pushed Legion and VF.W. will present discussed the projects during These bridges are included in into a single day, Sept. 26. The the colors. a phone-in public meeting on Gov. Mike Parson’s $351 mil- planning group said some of the The parade will begin lining Thursday. The bridge deck proj- lion Focus on Bridges Program, events could not be held safely up at the South Harrison High ects involve the Middle Fork which will repair or replace 250 because of COVID-19. School at 11 a.m. and will fol- Bridge on U.S. 169 in Gentry bridges across the state. The celebration had been low a route past Allen Park to County and the Panther Creek planned as a three-day event be- the Square. Several organiza- ginning on Friday night and con- tions from around the county cluding on Sunday with church will be building floats for the RE-ELECT services in the park. Brian Cart- parade. er, president of the Chamber, The bands and drumlines will said it would be difficult to hold be making presentations at the the planned picnic and the mov- courthouse. Area churches have RICK J. SMITH ie night at the park with restric- been asked to submit chili en- tions on food preparation and tries and pies for judging from NORTH DISTRICT COMMISSIONER social distancing. 1:30 to 3 p.m. Greg Hagan and Your support and VOTE would be appreciated Bruce Williams, who had Bruce Williams will be present- been planning the church servic- ing storytime about the history Many have been looking for some events, Carter said he is Paid for by Candidate Rick J. Smith es, said many churches would of Harrison County from 2 to 3 places to sell their wares be- confident “that with modifica- prefer to hold their own Sunday p.m. cause of the cancelation of sev- tions we can still make this a morning services. There will be live music on eral events this summer across family friendly enjoyable event Showing: July 30-August 7 But other events such as the the Square followed by a classic the region, according to Betsy for all of Harrison County. opening ceremony, the parade car and motorcycle cruise from Friesz who is working with Final details will be deter- THE led by the South Harrison and 5 to 6 p.m. Peggy Hansen on accepting res- mined at a planning meeting on North Harrison bands, music on The committee expects that ervations. The committee set the Aug. 14. KARATE KID the Square, chili cookoff and pie several craft and food vendors booth fee at $20 per spot. contest are still on the agenda on will be setting up on the Square. Despite the cancelation of RATED PG | 127 MINUTES Drama/Action Ridgeway man receives probation for drug possession FRI - SAT & SUN A Ridgeway resident entered for 12 months. napping, domestic assault and pay restitution in the amount of a guilty plea to drug possession A capias warrant was also abuse or neglect of a child. $34,486.34. and child endangerment during a issued for the arrest of Breann Shaie Ryder Thomsen of Ea- William Teator, Bethany, re- Law Day appearance on Thurs- Johanningmeir. Bond was set at gleville entered a guilty plea for ceived a four-year suspended day in Harrison County Circuit $2,500. assault in the second degree. sentence for forgery. He was Court. Jeremiah C. Searles, Bethany, He was placed on five years’ placed on five years’ probation. Please keep checking Facebook for showtimes. Jeffrey J. Ford received sus- will stand trial on Nov. 6 for kid- probation and was ordered to pended 10-year sentences on the drug and child endangerment Please Elect charges and a suspended sev- en-year sentence for operating a motor vehicle on a highway Hannah Thompson without a valid license for the Harrison County Assessor third time. Judge Thomas Alley placed Ford on five-year’s pro- bation. In other cases heard on Thurs- day: “I’d Sarah Jean Humphrey, St. Joseph, failed to appear for trial appreciate setting on charges of drug pos- your vote session and unlawful possession on August of a fireman. A capias warrant was issued for her arrest, with a 4th!” $7,500 bond. Gregory A. Johnson was placed on five years’ probation for driving while intoxicated as an aggravated offender. He will serve 60 days’ shock time and Paid for by Committee to Elect Hannah Thompson will be subject for monitoring Hannah Thompson Treasurer
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Andover News Margaret Gibson 878-6118 We are closing in on the end of week! an intern working for them this Bacterial leaf streak found in fields July. Wonder what August has in Monday morning Liz Carpen- summer. Riley Brown from Co- By Andy Luke, Field Specialist ange or yellow, and will appear rial leaf streak is not known, but store for us? ter and Julie McElroy took a load rydon will graduate from North- in Agronomy, MU Extension yellow when held up to the sun. it’s not expected to cause ex- I am happy to report that Ben- of cans and bottles to the Can Due west in December. Bacterial leaf streak has been The edges of the lesions will ap- tensive yield loss unless heavy son Parkhurst’s tube surgery Redemption Center in Corydon, Andrew, Cassie, Axel, and found in cornfields in neighbor- pear slightly wavy, which can symptoms are present during went well. Let’s hope Benson can Iowa. The money from the cans Kipton Lane had family pictures ing states and is likely in North- help differentiate it from the grain fill. Like other bacterial avoid ear infections and any more and bottles goes to the Optimist at Traci and Lonny Lane’s Satur- west Missouri as well. This smooth edges of gray leaf spot. diseases, there are no chemicals ear problems in the future. Club of Lamoni to support youth day and a weenie roast after that! disease can infect field corn, Because bacterial leaf streak labeled to control bacterial leaf Doris Lane is staying cool and activities around Lamoni. It has been pretty warm lately, popcorn and sweet corn, and comes from a bacterial and not streak. In some operations, the dry. She enjoyed a wiener roast Ivan Lane has had a quiet so Axel and Cassie Lane spent spreads through via wind or rain. a fungal pathogen, foliar fungi- use of crop rotation or tillage Saturday night that included Tra- week on the farm. If you need some time outside in the cooler Bacterial leaf streak is a dis- cides will not control this dis- can help reduce the number of ci and Lonny Lane and Andrew, something to do, maybe give shade while Baby Kipton napped. ease that was confirmed in the ease. One of the first signs that surviving bacteria, but neither Cassie, Axel, and Kipton Lane. Ivan a call or stop by for a visit. Need to take advantage of those United States for the first time growers notice that makes them practice will completely elimi- Maurice Erwin’s Uncle John Had a report of a missing Blue nap times! in Nebraska in 2016. Since then, suspect that they have bacterial nate the risk of disease. If you and Aunt Elaine Matulis from Healer dog around the Andover Liz Carpenter and fellow Op- it has been found in several bor- leaf streak is foliar fungicides suspect that bacterial leaf streak Connecticut visited last week. area Sunday evening. The dog timist Club of Lamoni member dering states and was confirmed not controlling their gray leaf is present in your fields, please Also Friday night his other aunt answers to Axle and is wearing Julie McElroy sorted a few cans spot. This is of course caused by contact your local University of and uncle from Wayne, Nebraska a gray bandana. If you see him, Sunday afternoon at Liz’s barn. in Missouri for the first time in a misdiagnosis. The disease sur- Missouri Extension office. had supper at the farm with Kim let Liz Carpenter know so she can Sandy Osborn stopped by 2019. It can look very similar to vives on infected corn residue and Maurice. Both occasions get word to the owner. Liz’s house Sunday evening for a some fungal diseases, such as from previous years, and wet Maurice’s parents Mike and Ja- This weekend Holly few minutes for a short visit. gray leaf spot, which can lead conditions are favorable for its Cainsville News net Erwin of New Virginia, Iowa Parkhurst’s side of the family cel- Have a good week, be kind to confusion and misdiagnos- Melanie Chaney 893-5375 were there too! It’s good to have ebrated their annual Christmas in to each other, and enjoy the rain es. Symptoms of bacterial leaf development. It can show up at family visits! Maurice and Kim July. Everyone enjoyed getting to while it’s here because August is streak will include lesions or any time throughout the corn’s are hoping to combine oats this see the extended family. coming and it will probably be streaks between the leaf veins. life cycle, even as early as V4. The Zion Baptist Church week, so we’ll check back next Kim and Maurice Erwin have pretty hot and dry again. The streaks can be brown, or- The yield impact from bacte- is hosting a free will donation men’s prayer breakfast on Satur- day August 1st at 7 a.m. at the Zion Baptist Church. The men in the community are all more than welcome to attend. The CWF of the Christian Andover Community of Christ Gilman City United Methodist Mt. Pleasant No. 1 Church met Thursday, July 16th. Lisa Stobbe; 641-784-3730 Pastor Bendi Burgin Chuck Ramsey, pastor The worship was name your 9:45 am Sunday school; 11 am worship; 10 am Coffee & Sunday School; CC Hwy. North of Brimson favorite woman in the Bible 7 pm Wednesday prayer service Father 11:00 am worship 10 am Sunday school; 11 am worship Bethany First Assembly of God Kids Group to be announced Mt. Zion and why. Women named were Rev. Richard Birdsong, pastor Heath Chapel New Hampton Mary mother of Jesus, Hannah, 22311 East Hwy. 136 George 10 am Sunday school; 9:45 am Sunday school Rural McFall Deborah, Eve, Esther. Everyone Cristy Clark, pastor 11 am worship brought fruit for the CWS fruit 9:45 am new converts class; 9 am worship; New Hampton Christian 10:45 am worship & children’s ministry; Coyne 10 am Sunday school; Paul Drummond salad. It’s always a surprise and 6 pm Evangelistic service; Highway Christian 9:30 am Sunday school; always very good. The proj- Wed. 7 pm Hour of Power service “Find God in all things.” St. Ignatius I-35 exit 88, 1/2 mile S. on Hwy. 13 10:45 am worship; ects for the group this month 3rd Thursday 7 p.m. “Gospel Music Jubilee” Darian Catron, pastor Wednesday 6:30 pm Bible study Bethany Community of Christ was PPE for the Cainsville R-1 n February 11, 2020 the Jesuit 10 am Sunday school; New Hampton Methodist Richard Jackel, pastor 11 am worship Guest Speaker, pastor School. 9:30 a.m. pre-worship; priest and Vatican astronomer remarked “I do not feel obliged to OFather George Coyne left this believe that the same God who has Hope Lutheran 9:30 am worship; Visitors of Lila McLain were 10:30 a.m. worship earthly realm and went to his celestial endowed us with sense, reason, and Rev. Walter Peckman, pastor 10:30 am Sunday school Bethany First Baptist home. It may surprise you to hear that intellect has intended us to forgo their Kay Thomas on Saturday, July the Vatican has astronomers, if all you 9:00 a.m. worship New Hope Baptist Church Bro. Ryan Kunce, Senior Pastor use.” Father George was fond of 10:15 am Bible Study 25th and on Sunday July 26th Casey Joyce, Assoc. Pastor know about the Vatican and its relation quoting that remark and also said that Rural McFall to astronomy is its attempt to censor “In us, the universe has become self- Immanuel Baptist Ronda Pash and Jackson, and 9:30 am Sunday school; Jason Crowley, Pastor Galileo concerning the earth revolving aware.” He was a defender of science Bruce Williams, Pastor Sunday school 10 a.m., worship 11 a.m. Page, Carson, and Hunter Eads. 10:30 am worship; around the sun. Actually, the Vatican and the scientific method because Evan Johnson,Assoc. Pastor/Youth Dir. 3rd Wed Business Meeting has its own observatory, a team of they bring us closer to the truth. But August birthdays that I am 6:30 p.m. worship 8:30 a.m. Prayer Time Supper 6 p.m. Meeting 7 p.m. Wed. 6:30 p.m. Awana/Youth astronomers, and has generally been Father George knew that science won’t an ally of science, at least in the answer all of our questions. We also 9:00 a.m Sunday school Otterbein Gospel aware of are as follows Kyler Wheelchair accessible; Nursery provided modern era. Father George Coyne need faith. Father George claimed that 10:15 a.m.worship; Pastors Frank & Jan Mueller; Vail, Harley Ellsworth, Jennifer Bethany First Christian defended Galileo and criticized the the opposite of faith isn’t doubt, but church when it finally apologized for 5:30 p.m. Youth;6:30 p.m. worship 660-867-5165 Brown, Diane Morehouse, Na- 1901 Alder Street certainty. He knew that ignorance can Wed. 6:15 Youth; 6-7:30 p.m. Team Kid; 4 miles N. on Hwy. 69, 1/2 miles west Brad Clark, Pastor censoring him by saying it was too be exciting; uncertainties about the dine Thompson, William Cain, little and too late. Father George saw 6:30-7:30 p.m. Adult Bible study Sunday school 10 a.m.; 9:40 am Sunday school; age of the earth, the size of the the integral connection between universe, and myriad other questions Jehovah’s Witness worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sydney Deskins, Elyse Hart, 10:30 am worship; science and spirituality, remarking that cause us to wonder. And in that only humans wonder about what is up 10 am public talk; Wednesday worship 7 p.m. Randall Hagen, Jonathan Thom- Wed. 5:30-6:30 pm W.I.L.D. Youth Group wonder is a sense of awe and MId Week Tuesday 7 pm Pattonsburg Methodist Thurs. 5 - 6 pm Open Prayer Time there in the sky and how we fit into it. sublimity. Finding God in everything as, Becky fender, Amanda Zer- Saint Ignatius, the founder of the Kirkley Chapel Cristy Clark, pastor Handicapped accessible was just one of Father George Coyne’s Jesuits, instructed his followers to find special gifts. Tom Hogan, pastor 10:30 am Worship be, Isaac Chaney, Levi Chaney, Bethany United Methodist God in all things. Galileo famously – Christopher Simon 9:30 am Sunday school; Prairie Chapel Stephanie McLain, Randall 2703 Crestview, Bethany 10:30 am worship; Pastor Tim Wilson 9:30 a.m. Worship Thomas, Ashton Thompson, Wed. 7:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. Worship Kyha Kelly, Travis McLain, 10:40 am Sunday School Martinsville Christian 10:00 a.m.Sunday School Wheelchair accessible. Fred Flesher Ridgeway Assembly of God Rosalie McGuire, Dennis Nel- Bible Baptist 9:30 am Sunday school; 10 am Sunday school; son, Sherri Barton, Brenda and Matt Deardorff, pastor, 10:30 am worship each Sunday 11 am & 6 pm worship Vicki Thompson, Lefty McLain, 12th & Miller, 425-7775 Martinsville United Methodist Ridgeway United Methodist 10 a.m. Sunday school; Mark Morehouse, pastor Rev. Kathryn Morrison, pastor Micah Doty, Sherri Thompson, 11 a.m. Worship; 10 am Sunday school; 9 am worship Mark waddle, Ronnie McLain, 2 p.m. afternoon service Sunday; 11 am worship, 2nd & 4th Sundays 9:45 am Sunday school Tuesday, 7 p.m., bible study, Karen Skroh, Cathy Meinecke, Melbourne Baptist Ridgeway Baptist Becky Hulett, Gina plymel, and prayer time, Kids Club 10 am Sunday school; 9:45 am Sunday school; Blessed Sacrament Catholic Cainsville First Baptist Eagleville United Methodist 11 am Worship; 10:45 am worship Sara Skroh, Royce Smith, and 1208 S 25th St., Bethany 10:30 a.m. Sunday school; Rev. Kathryn Morrison, pastor Mitchelville Methodist 6:00 p.m. Team Kid Jim McLain. 5 pm Saturday Mass; 9:30 a.m. Worship; 9:30 am Sunday school; Richard Wilson, pastor Wed. 6:00 Bible Study Sympathy to the friends and 8:30 am Sunday Mass 10:30 am worship 7 p.m. Evening Worship 10 am Sunday school; Seventh Day Adventist family of Evelyn Cain who Blue Ridge Church 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting Wed. 7 pm Bible Study worship 1st & 3rd Sundays 1207 Clay, Gallatin Trent Willhite, pastor 10 a.m. Sunday Bible Study Fairview Community Church Morris Chapel Sabbath study 9:15 am; 11 am worship passed away recently. 9:30 am Sunday school; 11 a.m. Worship Rev. Wayne Caulkins, pastor Harold Wilson, pastor Shady Grove Christian Bible I received a phone call this 10:45 am Worship 4 miles S. on Hwy 146 east of Bethany 5 miles N on Hwy 69 10 am Sunday school; Wed. 6:45 pm Kids Club Coffey Baptist week from a very nice lady in 10 a.m. Bible study; 10:30 am Service 9 am Sunday School 11 am & 6:30 pm worship. Bread of Life Faith Community Christian 10 am worship Wednesday 6:30 pm Bible study appreciation for me writing Non-Denominational Church 11 a.m. & 6 pm worship; 6 p.m. Wed. Bible Study 602 South 15th St., Bethany Wed.. 7 pm Bible Study Wesley Chapel Methodist this news. She wanted to let me 1603 Central Street Rev. Olin Slaughter, pastor Mt. Moriah Baptist 9 am worship; Bethany, MO 64424 Church of Christ know she appreciated when I 17th & Central, Bethany 9:45 a.m. Sunday school; Rev. 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Troopers write 598 speeding tickets Are you seeing spots on your tomato plants? By Tom Fowler, Field Specialist In severe cases kill the plant. Other strategies if you start in Horticulture, MU Extension Septoria leaf spot is a small seeing a few spotted lower in special enforcement This time of year we can start circular dark bordered spot that leaves they can be picked off Missouri Highway Patrol offi- mph over the speed limit. cally in Missouri despite a pe- seeing fungal leaf spot diseases may have a tan or light gray cen- the plant and removed from the cers participated in a high speed Officers issued 668 tickets for riod of significantly lower traffic on our tomato plants. You may ter. They can eventually become garden. Control weeds that may enforcement campaign during moving violations, 1,256 warn- volume. Currently, Missouri is see Septoria leaf spot and/or so numerous the entire leaf sur- harbor disease in and near the the period of July 17-18. The ings, 264 seat belt citations and experiencing a 16 percent in- Early blight on the leaves. face becomes blighted. Early garden especially horse nettle. operation was part of multi-state had 513 motorist assists. The crease in traffic fatalities com- Even though they call it Early blight is a larger irregular shaped When watering avoid getting operation conducted with the patrol investigated 119 crashes. pared to last year. bight we generally see it later spot and will develop what is the foliage wet. Using a soaker Iowa State Patrol, the Arkansas The high speed enforce- Colonel Eric T. Olson, super- in the season so it isn’t early as described as a target pattern of hose works well to prevent get- State Police, the Nebraska State ment campaign was an effort intendent of the Highway Patrol, the name implies! Both leaf spot concentric rings or circles. If it ting water on the leaves. Avoid Patrol and the Kansas Highway to address a drastic increase in said speeding is one of the lead- diseases are a fungus and they is a heavy infection the leaves working in the garden when the Patrol. egregious speed and hazard- ing contributing factors to fatal generally develop on the older will turn yellow and drop off the plants are wet. Clean your gar- The Missouri troopers issued ous driving violations during traffic crashes. lower leaves of the plant and can plant. den tools. Be sure and clean up 598 speeding citations including the COVID-19 pandemic. Fatal move up the plant and infect the To prevent diseases we can the plant debris after the harvest 200 tickets for vehicles going 20 crashes have increased dramati- tomatoes and reduce production. mulch the plants (I like to use to reduce the overwintering fun- straw), stake or put a cage gus spores. Deaths around the plant to hold it up Fungicide sprays can be used off the ground. This keeps the as a protectant. There are nu- Jennifer (Nunez) Eklund and Lois (McLain) Wilson; broth- to Troy and Maggie (Deboard) leaves from touching the soil merous brands of fungicides. A Patricia Nunez husband, Steve and children, ers, Lawrence, Norman, Larry, Firebaugh and passed away at that may carry the fungus and common fungicide for fruiting Patricia Nunez, 79, Kansas Madison, Mackenzie, and Reid; Clayton and Melvin; sisters, her home in Excelsior Springs to allow air circulation and sun- plants has the active ingredi- City, Mo. (formerly of Martins- daughter, JoAnna Nunez and Vera Thompson, Helen Francis, on July 20, 2020. light to help dry the leaves. The ent Chlorothalonil. Fungicides ville, Mo.) passed away Thurs- husband, Dan Swinney and chil- Carol Francis, Charolette Wil- Elsie married Donald Jordan fungus disease needs moist plant protect the healthy leaves they day, July 23, 2020 at the home dren, Emma, Olivia, Sally, Elliot son, Vivian Sweerin, and Kath- on December 26, 1964 in Gil- tissue to grow. don’t cure the spotted leaves. If of her daughter and son-in-law, and Sean; sister-in-law, Florence erine Sparks also preceded her man City. She was a homemaker. Using a mulch around the you are going to use a fungicide Steve and Jennifer Eklund. Bartlett; brothers, Larry and in death. She was preceded in death by plant also helps prevent wa- it is important to start treatment She was born on January 24, Dianne Bartlett, Ted and Carol Survivors: son, Robert Cain, her husband, Donald on June 17, ter from splashing the disease as soon as you start seeing the 1941 the daughter of Duane and Bartlett and four great grand- Nevada, Mo.; daughter, Joyce 2015. She was also preceded in spores on the plant. Another disease and spray both the up- Leola (Baker) Bartlett. She at- children. Myers, Nevada, Mo.; sister, death by her parents, children, strategy to try if you haven’t is per and lower leaf surfaces to tended school and grew up in the Pat has been cremated under Shirley Mattson, Winsted, Judy Graham, Alvis McAfee, to rotate your vegetable crops. protect the whole leaf. You may Martinsville area. the direction of Roberson Fu- Minn.. Several nieces and neph- Alvin McAfee, Delbert McAfee; Don’t grow tomatoes or related also find other fungicides la- Pat moved to Kansas City af- neral Home, Bethany, Mo. ews. grandchildren, Danny Huffman, crops (peppers, potatoes, egg- belled for tomato disease such ter graduating high school. She Memorial services will be Cremation has been provided Wayne McAfee, Neil McAfee, plant) in the same area of the as Mancozeb and copper based married, and to this union had held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday by Bethany Memorial Cha- Jasmin McAfee, Jessie Huff- garden for several years. In our materials. Read and follow the four children, Jeff, John, Jenni- (today), July 29 at Roberson pel. Memorial services and in- man, Brittany Fehring; brothers, vegetable plot we are on a three label directions if you use one of fer, and JoAnna. Funeral Home, Bethany, Mo. urnment will be at a later date. Junior Firebaugh, Dennis Fire- year rotation meaning it is three these products. Pat was an accomplished Private family inurnment will Tributes may be left at www. baugh, Robert Firebaugh. years before there is tomatoes For more information search seamstress, creating wedding follow in Kidwell Cemetery, bethanymemorialchapel.com Elsie is survived by her grown there again. For small on-line for the MU Extension gowns to baby clothes. She en- Martinsville, Mo children, Kenneth Firebaugh, gardens this may not be practical guide titled Disease Prevention joyed going with friends and Memorials may be made to Danny McAfee, Earl McAfee, but try your best even a few feet in Home Vegetable Gardens or family bargain shopping and the Pancreatic Cancer Associa- Albert McFee, Janet McBridge, from where they were grown be- contact your county MU Exten- sightseeing. She was a loving tion in care of Roberson Funeral Donna Pickering, Erma Ely, fore would help. sion office for a copy. mother and caring friend. Home, P.O. Box 46, Bethany, Bonnie Cottrell, Wanda Fisher, She retired from Farmers In- Mo. 64424. 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As obstacles Eagleville, for re-election to the arise, I believe the commission Harrison County Commission. will need to progressively ad- Thunder Valley The Republican-Clipper dress each challenge to ensure The Bethany Speedway has Seymour, Iowa, second. asked both candidates to re- our residents’ needs are met. announced winners in the July Top eliminator, Brad Chan- spond to questions about various Do you have a suggestion for 18 races at the dragstrip. dler, Blythedale, first; Shane county issues. Their responses spending CARES Act funds? The top finishers were: Vaughn, Cainsville, second. follow: Rick Smith: The CARES Act Class A—Dylan Cozad, Indi- Some 70 cars have received What do you believe will be funds have strict guidelines that anola, Iowa, first; Buster Cline, points so far this season. The the greatest challenges for the must be followed. The guide- Rick Smith Bethany, second. point leaders are: Buster Cline, commission in the upcoming lines state that all expenditures Class B—Shane Vaughn, 35; Taylor Jones, 27; Cody years? must be completely COVID-19 Rick J. Smith, incumbent Cainsville, first; Chris McB- Smith, 27; Matt Johnson, 24; Rick Smith: One of the great- related. I believe the CARES North District commissioner, is originally from Pattonsburg room, Blythedale, second. Chris McBroom, 23; Brad Chan- est challenges will be to provide Act fund should be used to as- but has been a resident of Har- Class C—Brad Chandler, Bly- dler, 23; Shane Vaughn, 22, and competitive wages and a benefit sist all needs within our county Mike Smith thedale, first; Jason Parkhurst, Jaren VanMeter, 22. rison County for the past 29 package to county employees, that fall within the guidelines years. He was married to the Blythedale, second. The next Thunder Valley Mike Smith, who is a candidate which are competitive to area set forth by the state and federal late Cathy James Smith, who Class D—Gary Marsh, Beth- event will be on Saturday, Aug. employers. This will allow the government. for North District commissioner. He is a fifth-generation row passed away in September. any, second; Travis Jellison, 1. county to maintain strong em- Mike Smith: For the CARES crop and cattle farmer in Eag- They were married in 1991. He ployees to serve the county. Act Funds, I suggest we use leville. He and his wife of 37 has a step-daughter, Bridget Other challenges include stay- the funds to reimburse our lo- years, Katie, raise four children (Rob) Maloney, and two grand- ing prepared for state mandates cal health care system for the in the Eagleville community. children. He is a member of the and expenses that are pushed additional costs incurred with They have six grandchildren. New Hampton Christian Church, onto the counties from the state COVID-19. In addition, I would He has been a member of the a board member at Green Hills Business Service Directory Community Action Agency and level, keeping the courthouse want the funds to provide future Marion Township board for over is the current chairman of the A Helpful Guide to Area Businesses and county properties in good 25 years. assistance to our health care sys- Harrison County Republican maintenance and dealing with tems to ensure they are properly Central Committee and volun- fLOwERS possible future COVID-19 is- equipped as the pandemic con- teers in several organizations. sues. tinues to evolve. Mike Smith: I believe some of Do you believe Harrison our greatest challenges can bring County should have a town- L i t t l e a county-wide form of govern- Mike Smith: Whether we have new opportunities for growth and ship or a countywide form of ment might sound great to some; an independent or shared office, advancement. In the upcoming government? however, the taxpayers would I believe community develop- Clara’sFlowers, Unique Gifts & GardenA Dash of Whimsy! years, the commission will need Rick Smith: We are currently have to be willing to vote in a ment is important in the promo- NEW to work to ensure our county is a township form of govern- higher tax in order to receive a tion of Harrison County and our LOCATION118 ! North2305B 16th Miller Street St., • Bethany, Bethany, MO MO 64424 . financially sound. In order to be ment, and it is working for the better service. This has been a future. I love this county and Rhonda Taylor successful, I believe we need to county at this time. 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Do you believe the county 911 addresses within the coun- A 2018 Pew Research Study found that the majority needs a community develop- ty, replaced waterlines in the Phone (660) 425-6833 of Americans can’t distinguish fact from opinion, while ment office either indepen- courthouse, added hot water and the latest OECD Programme for International Student dently or with the other com- up-to-date plumbing through- Fax (660) 425-6855 Assessment (PISA) found that only 13.5 percent of 1500 Main Street, Bethany, Mo 64424 Linda 15-year-olds can distinguish between fact and opinion when munities in the county? out courthouse, cleared several Email. [email protected] interpreting a complex reading assignment. Rick Smith: As the North Dis- miles of brush from the county www.missouricentraltitle.com Collins trict commissioner and as a citi- roadways and replaced more zen of Harrison County, I would than a dozen bridges across the Fact-based journalism plays an important role in helping students separate fact from fiction and opinion. Make your like to see an economic devel- county. local newspaper a teaching tool that helps sustain our democracy opment individual back in the Mike Smith: If given the op- Home Town Title, LLC and an informed citizenry by supporting the role of newspapers in education. To donate a classroom subscription, please visit county. Without an economic portunity to serve as the North namenewspaper.com/subscribe today. developer, I think that our coun- District Commissioner, I want ty is being left behind by not to ensure our county dollars having an individual to seek out are used in a way that best ben- Lauren C. 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To make the Place, a former Bethany police would allow the community to down with the loss of Sheriff sheriff’s department something officer, to replace Mr. Eckerson be heard and give feedback in Eckerson, then COVID-19 hit, that not only the people who for the rest of his term. Deputy the performance of the Sheriff’s we became so short staffed that work there but all of you can be Sheriff Eric Rimmer has chal- Office. I feel that this would fos- it was down to just me and Trev- proud of. We all want to work, lenged Place for election to a ter a better relationship between or working 24-hour shifts just to live and play in a safe environ- full term as sheriff in the August the community and the Sheriff’s keep things covered. We have ment. We want a safe place to Republican primary. Office and pave the way for been given an opportunity to raise our families. I intend to The Republican-Clipper sub- more community outreach in the rebuild our world from scratch do everything to the best of my mitted questions to the sheriff’s future and that is exactly what we are abilities to do just that. candidates on various issues. Eric Rimmer: Speaking for doing. We have many goals we Their responses to the questions folks at the law enforcement want to achieve. A few of them follow: Do you have a plan to pro- vide sheriff’s department pa- Trevor Place Eric Rimmer trols for all areas of Harrison Trevor Place, who is run- Eric Rimmer, candidate for County? ning for re-election as sheriff, sheriff, was born and raised in Trevor Place: The primary was born and raised in Princ- Richmond, Mo. He has been mission of the Sheriff’s Office eton, Mo. He graduated from married to his wife Wendy for 23 is to provide 24- hour protection high school in 2007 and at- years. They have five children to the citizens of Harrison Coun- tended the Blue River Police and two grandkids. He started ty. The department is equipped Academy in Independence, his law enforcement career in with all-wheel drive SUV patrol mo., graduating in December 1991. He has been a dispatcher, vehicles to access even the most of 2009. He began his law jailer, police officer, police cap- remote regions. Sheriff deputies enforcement career with the tain, field training office, Taser are available 24 hours a day and Bethany Police Department and firearms instructor and cur- can respond within seconds of and worked there for six years, rently is a sheriff’s deputy. He receiving a call for service. One attaining the rank of sergeant enjoys hunting, fishing, doing major goal of the Sheriff’s Of- and lieutenant. He served with leatherwork and riding his Har- fice is to obtain funding to add the Excelsior Spring police for ley Davidson. four years serving as a shift additional deputies to the de- supervisor, instructor and field partment for more effective, ef- training officer. He was ap- ficient service. pointed as interim sheriff in Eric Rimmer: At any given March of 2020. He married his time there is typically one dep- wife Matalie in 2012. He likes uty working per shift. Between to travel with his wife, shooting juggling patrol along with calls sports and woodworking. for service, investigations, civil service, serving the courts, pris- you live in the Hatfield area and oner transports and assisting oth- call for help, the deputy is in the er agencies and numerous other Melbourne area. Even running duties and tasks. I believe we code it’s going to take some do a pretty decent job patrolling time for the deputy to get there. the county. Can we do more? We do count on other agencies Absolutely, but it can only hap- to assist us and respond to calls, pen with added manpower. For but sometimes they are busy or what we have available to us, I not even in our county. If we had am proud of our guys and the job more manpower to where we they are doing. could run two deputies per shift What do you consider the it would make a huge difference biggest crime problem in Har- and cut down on response times rison County? And how would as well as increase patrols in the you tackle the problem? county. Increased patrols deter Trevor Place: Currently the property crimes and drug ac- crime trend is driven by illicit tivities. We’ve always operated drug usage. A high percent- with just one deputy for as long NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED!! age of burglary, theft, assault, as I can remember. Those days child neglect and other assorted just aren’t working anymore, we crimes can be linked back to il- need to catch up with the times. Harrison County Community Hospital licit drugs. While drug use is Are there any problems that not the only crime we face as need to be addressed at the a county, many can be linked radio communications cen- 2600 Miller Street Bethany, MO 64424 to those individuals who share ter? For instance, any more those practices. While each technology, making improve- crime will be handled with the ments, personnel staffing? (816) 364-1507 OR (660) 562-7546 same care, illicit drug usage and Trevor Place: Harrison possession will not be tolerated County 911 currently provides or allowed to run rampant. Dep- dispatch services to the Har- uties have been briefed on the rison County Sheriff’s Office, current crime problems and will the Bethany Police Department, be provided continuing educa- 2 ambulance districts and 6 fire tion training throughout their ca- districts. The current 911 equip- reers to adapt to any issues that ment is state of the art and is Dr. Stone is a Board Certified Dermatologist and Mohs Surgeon. She has completed arise. A focused enforcement well maintained. At times there approach has been put into place is only one dispatcher working her training at Brown, Yale, and McGill Universities - All prestigious Institutions. and will continue to be utilized which leaves all phone calls, 911 throughout the county. calls, walk-in reports and radio Eric Rimmer: Drugs and traffic to one person. If any is- thefts are our biggest issue, but sues need addressed within the they go hand in hand, get rid of 911 center it would be staffing. General Dermatology one and the other pretty much Having more than one dispatch- takes care of itself. Our entire er on shift at any given time Aging Skin Dry Skin / Eczema Skin Tags department is devoted to getting would allow for more efficient rid of drugs in Harrison County, service and allow the lone com- Skin Cancer Psoriasis Cysts we see it on a daily basis the af- munications officer to get relief fects it has in our county. We are from the constant flow of calls, Rosacea Rashes Warts already taking measures to com- radio, and foot traffic. bat the drugs. I’m not going to Eric Rimmer: Our 911 depart- discuss our plans in public and ment is its own entity and not tip our hand. Just know we see run by the sheriff’s department, it, we know there’s a problem, but I would like to see our dis- Skin Cancer Treatments and we are working on it. patchers take advantage of every Are you comfortable with bit of training they can. I would Mohs Micrographic Surgery is a tissue sparing surgical technique that the number of deputies that like to see them get the salaries are assigned to cover a county they deserve. I would like to see minimizes damage to the surrounding tissue this size? them be staffed two on every Trevor Place: The depu- shift at all times. I’ve sat in their SRT-100 is a non-surgical, quick, easy and painless way to treat skin cancer ties of the Sheriff’s Office are chair and I’ve done that job, it given adequate training and can be very stressful when the (NO NEEDLES OR CUTTING) equipment to handle all types of 911 phones are going crazy, the calls for service. While I have landlines are ringing, the radio the utmost trust in the deputies’ traffic is going nuts with offi- abilities, there is always room cers, EMS and fire all talking at for an increase in staffing. Har- the same time on the radio and rison County encompasses 726 all of this happening at once. I square miles of rural north Mis- would like to see our dispatchers souri farmland which at times be trained in medical dispatch- can be extremely remote. This ing, this can and will save lives. could leave backup several min- Our dispatchers aren’t only our utes away should the need arise. lifeline, but they are the lifeline I feel that additional deputies to everyone that calls in on land- would improve the efficiency of lines, 911 and the radios and that BASAL CELL CARCINOMA MELANOMA SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA the department and allow depu- includes the citizens. ties to operate more effectively Is there anything else you knowing that a partner is in the would like to address? area. Trevor Place: If elected sher- Eric Rimmer: Absolutely not. iff, I would like to incorporate Our county is 715 square miles; a Community Action Council. NOW No time to see a Dermatologist? We now offer that’s a huge area for one deputy This council would be made up online visits. Go to our website and start your to cover. Imagine you call 911 of members of the county who OFFERING with an emergency, it could take represent a respective district. visit today! up to 45 minutes or better be- These representatives would be fore a deputy arrives on scene, a spokesperson for the citizens depending on where the deputy within their districts and would was at when he got the call. Say have the opportunity to meet Harrison County Page HarrisonHarrison County County 8
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Bethany Township Lila Craig faces challenge for re-election as assessor 2020 Tax Rate Hearing The Harrison County as- ville and graduated from the She said she would welcome Bethany Township sessor’s race will match the Martinsville High School. She anyone with questions to “feel Public Tax Rate Hearing county’s four-term assessor Lila and her husband Maurice farm free to come in and get the an- Tues., August 11, 2020 Craig against newcomer Hannah west of Eagleville. They have swers they desire. My goal is for At 5:00 p.m. Thompson in next Tuesday’s seven children and 17 grandchil- people to notice the hard work At the Republican primary election. dren. She attends the Martins- and dedication that I will put Bethany Township Barn The winner in the race will ville Methodist Church. into this position.” Bethany, MO (26-2tc) be unopposed in the November Thompson, the daughter of Both Craig and Thompson general election since no Demo- Chuck and Mikki Thompson, say they would make it a prior- Clay Township crats entered the primary. attends the Immanuel Baptist ity to have an open door policy Both Craig and Thompson are Church in Bethany. in the county assessor’s office. Tax Rate Hearing lifelong residents of Harrison “I have spent the last few “My object is to keep assess- Clay Township County. years pondering ways to dive ments fair,” said Craig. She said will hold a Thompson is an audiolo- into my community,” Thompson several changes have been made Public Tax Rate Hearing gist assistant at Hearing Care said. “I want to be a part of Har- in the office during her 15 years at 8:00 p.m. Partners in Bethany. She is a rison County” and “help make it as assessor. She pointed out that on Monday, graduate of South Harrison High the wonderful community it has maps have been converted to August 10, 2020 School and attended North Cen- been for me.” electronic files making it easier Hannah Thompson Lila Craig at 10757 E. 300th Ave. tral Missouri College. “I have worked in customer to access property records. conducted a random check of Craig has received profes- Blythedale, Mo 64426 Craig was raised in Martins- service all my career,” Thomp- She was pleased recently parcels and found no discrepan- sional training in real estate (26-2tc) son said. when the State Tax Commission cies in the records. property assessments, real estate mapping, personal property as- Tax Rate Hearing sessments and office manager. Check us out on the Internet She is past president of the North Dallas Township Hey! www.bethanyclipper.com Central Assessor Association. will hold a Craig said that if she is re- Public Tax Rate Hearing at 8:00 p.m. elected as assessor, she “will Wednesday, August 12, 2020, Tax Levy Hearing Harrison County Health Department continue to be dedicated and at the Bob McCoy residence, August 13th, 2020 at 4:15 P.M. treat the public with kindness 23498 W. State Hwy. EE, Martinsville, Mo. at the Harrison County Health Department Meeting Room – face mask required and respect.” Aggregate Assessed Valuation 2020 Aggregate Assessed Valuation $2,791,942.00 As required by Section 137.245.3, I, Greta Bottcher, County Clerk of Harrison County, State of Missouri, do Be Informed. 2019 Aggregate Assessed Valuation $2,766,213.00 (26-2tc) hereby certify the following is the aggregate assessed valuation of Harrison County Health Department, a Read the political subdivision in Harrison County for the year 2020 as shown on the assessment lists on June 17, 2020. Republican-Clipper I have included railroad and utility valuations as reported by the State Tax Commission for all political Village of Mt. Moriah - Notice of Tax Hearing subdivisions other than school districts. A public hearing will be held on Sugar Creek Township 2020 Sugar Creek Township Thursday, August 6, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. will hold a At Mt. Moriah Village Hall, 2019 Assessed Valuation Total 126,487,273 Real Estate: Public Tax Rate Hearing Mt. Moriah, MO 2020 State Assessed Utilities 9,169,896 on Monday, August 10, 2020 At which time citizens may be heard on the property tax rates Residential (4604 parcels) 38,483,510 at 7:00 p.m. at the home of proposed to be set by the village of Mt. Moriah. (25-2tc) Commercial (569 parcels) 18,518,220 Agricultural (6513 parcels) 22,051,190 Linda Robertson 2020 Local Assessed Real Estate 898,600 111 Broadway Ave. Subtotal 89,121,416 Gilman City, MO (26-2tc) NOTICE Adams Township Personal Property: 37,547,925 Marion Township 2020 Tax Rate Hearing 2020 State Assessed Utilities 2,648,708 2020 Local Assessed Personal Property 720,075 Tax Rate Hearing Adams Township will hold the 2020 Public Tax Rate Hearing Total 130,038,124 Marion Township on August 6, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at will hold a Mike Klindt's residence, 36579 E. 250th Ave., Bethany, Mo. This information is transmitted to assist you in complying with Section 67.110, RSMo, which requires that Public Tax Levy Hearing notice be given and public hearings held before tax rates are set. at 8:00 p.m. on In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County Commission of Harrison Monday, August 12, 2020 Assessed Valuation Current Tax Year 2020 Prior Tax Year 2019 County at my office in Bethany this 9th day of July, 2020. Real Estate $2,120,759.00 $2,102,591.00 at the Randy Mecca residence Personal Property $1,054,505.00 $1,057,861.00 Greta Bottcher, County Clerk 24705 East Hwy. N Total $3,175,264.00 $3,160,452.00 Revenue generated from a tax levy of approximately .30 cents would be estimated at $390,114. (26-1tc) Eagleville, MO (26-2tc)
New Construction & Improvements $ 5,150.00 (26-2tc)
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Merchants The following is a publication of lands and lots in Harrison County, Missouri, upon which tax certificates are to be offered for sale at the South door of the Courthouse in Bethany, Missouri, beginning on Monday, August 24th, 2020, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. Advertise in the Pony Express according to provisions of House Bill No. 207 signed by the Governor on April 7, 1968, which sets the date for land sale delinquent For Proven RESULTS! tax on the fourth Monday in August of each year. The lands and lots are to be sold under the descriptions as listed and the amounts Call Kathy or Angela at : as shown due represents the total amount of taxes, interest and penalties less costs of the sale. A certificate will be issued for The Bethany Republican-Clipper each parcel purchased at said sale. The listed common addresses given are only to assist in location. Harrison County makes no 1-660-425-6325 FAX: 660-425-3441 representation as to the correctness of the common address nor does Harrison County guarantee clear title. Anyone wishing to bid at email: [email protected] the public auction bears the sole responsibility of verifying both the legal and common address. ARONSON, LEVI. 19-2.0-10- TWP 63, RNG 28. Taxes for 2015 GRAHAM, EVERETT. 09-6.1- Notice of Hearing 3-06-25. 13TH S ST, BETHANY, $527.00; 2016 $487.82; 2017 13-2-01-28. (2ND Offering) 709 ROBINSON, DAVID JAMES. MO. 3RD SURVEY, N 99’ OF W $450.74; 2018 $389.39; 2019 LOGAN ST, CAINSVILLE, MO. 24-9.0-30-2-04-46. (5TH Offering) City of Gilman City 99’ OF BLK 20. SEC 10, TWP 63, $359.02; Costs $217.45; Total WOODWARD SURVEY, LOT GILMAN CITY, MO. ORIGINAL RNG 28. Taxes for 2017 $272.70; $2,431.42. 7 OF BLK 3. SEC 13, TWP 65, SURVEY, LOTS 7 & 8, BLK 50. A tax levy hearing will be held on August 11, 2020 at 4:00 p.m. 2018 $236.12; 2019 $215.60; RNG 26. Taxes for 2016 $44.40; SEC 30, TWP 62, RNG 26. Taxes at Gilman City Hall at which time citizens may be heard on the Costs $69.45; Total $793.87. CORNELISON, CASEY JOE. 2017 $363.53; 2018 $318.87; for 2013 $13.65; 2014 $158.16; property tax rates proposed to be set by the city of Gilman City. 09-1.2-12-1-06-1. (3RD Offering) 2019 $269.72; Costs $141.95; 2015 $172.53; 2016 $154.31; Assessed Valuation ARONSON, TERI CATHRIN 906 EDITH ST, CAINSVILLE, Total $1,138.47. 2017 $99.95; 2018 $90.50; 2019 APPLEBY. 07-8.0-34-4-09-2. 411 MO. STEVEN’S ADDITION, $82.13; Costs $324.39; Total Current Tax Year 2020 Prior Tax Year 2019 STATE HWY N, BLYTHEDALE, LOTS 1, 2 & 3, BLK 4. SEC 12, HUNTER, BEVERLY. 24-9.0- $1,095.62. Real Estate $1,137,108.00 $1,202,994.00 MO. ORIGINAL SURVEY, TWP 65, RNG 26. Taxes for 2015 30-3-04-12. 120 FISHER AVE, Personal Property $685,420.00 $686,304.00 LOTS 7, 8, 9 & 10, BLK 5. SEC $123.41; 2016 $112.90; 2017 GILMAN CITY, MO. WHITTEN WALSH, A. J. 15-2.1-03-2-01- Total $1,822,528.00 $1,889,248.00 34, TWP 66, RNG 27. Taxes for $115.29; 2018 $101.94; 2019 1ST ADDITION, LOTS 1 & 2 & 7 17. RIDGEWAY, MO. MINER 2017 $768.69; 2018 $681.94; $91.04; Costs $217.45; Total & 8 OF BLK 5. SEC 30, TWP 62, ADDITION, LOTS 10, 11 & New Construction & Improvements $ 0.00 2019 $524.18; Costs $76.40; Total $762.03. RNG 26. Taxes for 2017 $521.18; 12, BLK 8. SEC 3, TWP 64, (26-2tc) $2,051.21. 2018 $463.60; 2019 $493.60; RNG 27. Taxes for 2017 $70.62; COTTRELL, JESSICA. Costs $76.40; Total $1,554.78. 2018 $63.37; 2019 $56.14; Costs SOUTH HARRISON R-II SCHOOL DISTRICT BETHANY LANES, LLC. 24-9.0-30-2-05-65. 221 2ND ST, $76.40; Total $266.53. 2020 PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AD VALOREM TAX RATE 19-2.0-10-4-26-11/19-2.0-10-4- GILMAN CITY, MO. ORIGINAL KUPFERSCHMIDT, RITA. Monday, August 10, 2020 7:00 p.m. 26-12. 501 S 18TH ST, BETHANY, SURVEY, LOTS 3 & 4, BLK 27. 24-9.0-30-2-03-10. 5TH ST, WARD, ROGER CHARLES. MO. 3RD SURVEY; W 102.7’ LOT SEC 30, TWP 62, RNG 26. Taxes GILMAN CITY, MO. ORIGINAL 19-2.0-10-3-08-33. 809 MILLER South Harrison High School Library, 3400 Bulldog Ave, Bethany, MO 15 & 3RD SURVEY; W 102.7’ for 2017 $556.80; 2018 $499.85; SURVEY, ALL OF LOT 1 & THE ST, BETHANY, MO. TR BEG The tax rates are set to produce the revenues from the property tax LOT 28. SEC 10, TWP 63, RNG 2019 $437.85; Costs $76.40; Total W 30’ OF LOT 2 OF BLK 55. 176’ W & 102’ N SE COR SW required by the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2020. Each 28. Taxes for 2017 $2,869.20; $1,570.90. SEC 30, TWP 62, RNG 26. Taxes SW, N 161.5’, W 206’, N 62’, W tax rate is determined by dividing the amount of revenue needed by 2018 $1,099.77; 2019 $954.72; for 2017 $80.69; 2018 $78.69; 110’, S 282’, E 320’ TO POB. Costs $76.40; Total $5,000.09. DILL, LANISHA. 09-1.2- 2019 $68.94; Costs $76.40; Total SEC 10, TWP 63, RNG 28. Taxes the current assessed valuation. The result is multiplied by 100 so the 12-1-04-5. 801 EDITH ST, $304.72. for 2017 $535.90; 2018 $462.69; tax rate will be expressed in cents per $100 valuation. (*Estimates BOTTO, FRANCIS MICHAEL. CAINSVILLE, MO. STEVENS 2019 $419.19; Costs $76.40; Total reflect the most accurate information at the time of posting. Changes 19-2.0-10-4-22-9.01. (3RD ADDITION, LOT 7 OF BLK 2. NUPP, KENNETH & TYCENE. $1,494.18. can be made by the Board of Education at the Tax Rate Hearing and Offering) 15TH S ST, BETHANY, SEC 12, TWP 65, RNG 26. Taxes 15-2.1-04-1-01-126. 304 finalized by September 1st) MO. TR COMM @ NE COR for 2017 $227.09; 2018 $199.64; POPLAR ST, RIDGEWAY, MO. WELTON, DAVID C. & LOT 6, BLK 13, 1ST SURVEY, 2019 $168.32; Costs $76.40; Total ORIGINAL SURVEY, LOTS 7, CHRISTINA. 10-8.0-33-4-02-4. 2020 Assessed 2019 Assessed TH S 22.86’, W 66’, N 23’, E $671.45. 8 & 9, BLK 30. SEC 4, TWP 64, 1304 2ND ST, RIDGEWAY, MO. Valuation Valuation 66’ TO POB. SEC 10, TWP 63, RNG 27. Taxes for 2017 $455.83; TR COMM SE COR LOT 3, N Real Estate 26,168,382.00 25,791,168.00 RNG 28. Taxes for 2015 $717.42; DITHMER, WILLIAM & 2018 $402.98; 2019 $271.22; 150’, W 200’, S 150’, E 200’ TO 2016 $662.69; 2017 $608.00; BELINDA. 17-7.0-26-2 (2ND Costs $76.40; Total $1,206.43. POB. SEC 33, TWP 65, RNG Agriculture 10,296,539.00 10,241,576.00 2018 $60.41; 2019 $53.55; Costs Offering) 33335 E STATE HWY 27. Taxes for 2017 $318.35; 2018 Commercial 13,553,652.00 13,573,396.00 $204.80; Total $2,306.87. CC, GILMAN CITY, MO. 37 AC. OLSON, KYLE & RACHEL $170.82; 2019 $149.12; Costs Personal 24,012,752.00 22,907,831.00 PT OF E ½ NE NE, LYING S & 20-4.1-17-2-10-3. 205 NW $76.40; Total $714.69. 74,031,325.00 72,513,971.00 CAIN, DARRELL J. JR. 09-6.1- W OF HWY RT CC, W ½ NE STATE HWY EE, NEW 13-2-01-10. HARRISON ST, NE. SEC 26, TWP 63, RNG 26. HAMPTON, MO. LOTS 9 & 10, Unadjusted Unadjusted ST CAINSVILLE, MO. OXFORD Taxes for 2016 $34,453.73; 2017 BLK 4, 1 ADDITION. SEC I, Cheryl Coleman, Collector- Fund 2020 LEVY 2019 LEVY RE-SURVEY, S 26’ OF LOT 2, $31,424.13; 2018 $27,912.83; 17, TWP 63, RNG 29. Taxes for Treasurer, County of Harrison, Incidental 3.6299 3.6245 ALL OF LOT 3, S 36’ OF LOT 2019 $24,006.26; Costs $148.80; 2017 $298.40; 2018 $260.87; do hereby certify that the Teacher 0.0000 0.0000 1, N 25.5’ OF LOT 8 & THE Total $117,945.75. 2019 $193.77; Costs $76.40; Total foregoing is a true and correct Debt Service 0.0000 0.0000 ALLEY LYING BETWEEN $829.44. SAID LOTS. SEC 13, TWP 65, GLENN, RANIEL & ANGELA. list of lands and lots that will Building 0.4006 0.4000 RNG 26. Taxes for 2017 $222.10; 20-6.2-23-2. 15262 W US HWY RADER, MELINDA & DANIEL. be offered for sale as above set Total Unadjusted 4.0305 4.0245 2018 $195.41; 2019 $173.20; 136, BETHANY, MO. 94.5 AC. 19-2.0-10-4-11-04. (3rd Offering) forth. Rollback Adjustment 0.0000 0.0000 Costs $76.40; Total $667.11. W ½ NW & W 9 AC NE NW & 2100 ALDER ST, BETHANY, Adjusted Levy 4.0305 4.0245 SE NW, EXC W 34.5 AC OF W MO. ALLEN’S 2ND ADDITION, Date: July 13th, 20th & 27th, CASSIDY, JUDITH A. 19-2.0- ½ NW ¼. SEC 23, TWP 63, RNG W 67.9’ LOT 2. SEC 10, TWP 63, 2020 Estimated 2020 revenue $2,983,833 (100% collection rate) with $20,974 RD 10-4-29-8. (3 Offering) 29. Taxes for 2017 $1,122.62; RNG 28. Taxes for 2015 $262.21; Cheryl Coleman from new construction/improvements. The 2020-21 budget is available 202 S 26TH ST, BETHANY, 2018 $975.91; 2019 $883.16; 2016 $242.61; 2017 $229.56; ND Collector-Treasurer for public inspection in the Central Office, South Harrison High School, MO. SCHNATTERLY’S 2 Costs $76.40; Total $3,058.09. 2018 $198.99; 2019 $116.68; ADDITION, LOT 32. SEC 10, Costs $217.45; Total $1,267.50. Harrison County, Missouri 3400 Bulldog Ave, Bethany, MO or on the website at www.shr2.k12.mo.us. Bethany Republican-Clipper July 29, 2020 Page 13 Neighborhood Leadership Academy opens fall registration Sheltered workshop By Jackie Spainhower, be offered online throughout the Spainhower, MU Extension and play. NLA has graduated County Engagement Special- state, with regional cohorts to County Engagement Specialist nearly 300 individuals from the operating with reduced staff ist, MU Extension allow for local discussions and for Harrison and Worth counties. program in its 16-year history. The Harrison County Shel- error on the side of caution.” University of Missouri Exten- applications of the program’s “Participants will plan and de- To learn more about the pro- tered Workshop has been closed The workshop discontinued sion invites northwest Missouri content. Neighborhood Leader- velop projects to enhance their gram and apply, please visit to the public in recent days be- accepting paper and cardboard at residents to register for the fall ship Academy will be held Mon- own community’s quality of life, https://extension2.missouri.edu/ cause of concerns over COV- its shredding business in recent 2020 Neighborhood Leadership day evenings August 24 through and will have the opportunity to regional-leadership-academy ID-19. weeks but hopes to resume those Academy (NLA), a leadership November 2 via Zoom and all connect to a statewide network and select “Northwest Neigh- Susan Legaard, manager of operations in the next few days. training focused on community participants who complete the of leaders through the virtual borhood Leadership Academy” the workshop, said the business Sheltered workshop employ- building principles. Created program will receive a Univer- format of the course.” or contact Jackie Spainhower has been operating with a skele- ees are still busy providing jani- in 2002, Neighborhood Lead- sity of Missouri St. Louis Chan- Academy participants may be at [email protected] or ton staff. Some employees are on torial services at the Eagleville ership Academy provides in- cellor’s Certificate in Neighbor- community leaders, volunteers, call 660-425-6434. If your busi- leave because of health concerns, Welcome Center and the Coffey she said. rest areas. They work to keep the depth training that emphasizes hood Leadership. community-based organiza- ness or organization is interested “Some of our folks have state facilities sanitized to pre- community building strategies, “Neighborhood Leadership tion staff, business owners, lo- to sponsor a scholarship or sup- health issues,” she said, “and we vent the spread of disease. project planning, organizational Academy builds leadership and cal government staff, municipal port a participant, please contact decided that it would be better to leadership and management development principles that elected officials, and citizens Jackie for more information. practices, and personal leader- will help empower individuals that want to become more in- ship skills. to take on larger roles within volved in making their commu- Clubs The Fall 2020 program will their communities,” says Jackie nity a great place to live, work, Bethany T.O.P.S. you to join us at a meeting! 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Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of Missouri Your Advertisement, Your Choice To be submitted to the qualified voters of the State of Missouri at the Special Election to be held on Tuesday, the 4th day of August, 2020.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 2 program as determined by the department of social services [Proposed by Initiative Petition] to meet the benchmark or benchmark-equivalent coverage requirement under 42 U.S.C. Section 1396a(k)(1) and any OFFICIAL BALLOT TITLE: implementing regulations. Do you want to amend the Missouri Constitution to: 3. No later than March 1, 2021, the Department of Social • adopt Medicaid Expansion for persons 19 Services and the MO HealthNet Division shall submit all to 64 years old with an income level at or state plan amendments necessary to implement this section to below 133% of the federal poverty level, the United States Department of Health and Human Services, as set forth in the Affordable Care Act; Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. • prohibit placing greater or additional 4. The Department of Social Services and the MO burdens on eligibility or enrollment HealthNet Division shall take all actions necessary to standards, methodologies or practices on maximize federal financial participation in funding medical persons covered under Medicaid Expansion assistance pursuant to this section. than on any other population eligible for 5. No greater or additional burdens or restrictions on Medicaid; and eligibility or enrollment standards, methodologies, or Contact us to find our more. • require state agencies to take all actions practices shall be imposed on persons eligible for MO necessary to maximize federal financial HealthNet services pursuant to this section than on any other participation in funding medical assistance population eligible for medical assistance. Bethany Republican-Clipper under Medicaid Expansion? 6. All references to federal or state statutes, regulations or rules in this section shall be to the version of those statutes, 202 N 16th St. - Bethany - 660.425.6325 State government entities are estimated to have one- regulations or rules that existed on January 1, 2019. email: [email protected] - web: bethanyclipper.com time costs of approximately $6.4 million and an unknown annual net fiscal impact by 2026 ranging from increased STATE OF MISSOURI costs of at least $200 million to savings of $1 billion. Local SS NOTICE OF HEARING governments expect costs to decrease by an unknown Secretary of State } amount. Please take notice that pursuant to Bethany City Code Section 510.080, the Building I, John R. Ashcroft, Secretary of State of the State of Missouri, Commissioner of the City of Bethany, Missouri will hold a public hearing on August 3rd, Be it resolved by the people of the state of Missouri that the hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and complete 2020 at 8:00 a.m. CST at Bethany City Hall, 206 North 16th Street, Bethany, MO 64424, Constitution be amended: copy of Constitutional Amendment No. 2, to be submitted to determine whether the structures located at and more particularly described as: to the qualified voters of the State of Missouri at the Special 601 S. 9th ST. Lot 1 of Block 1 of Monson’s Addition Article IV of the Constitution is revised by adding one new Election to be held the fourth day of August, 2020. 702 N 14th ST. Lots 7 & 8 of Block 7 of Blackburn’s Addition section to be known as Article IV, Section 36(c) to read as 501 S. 18th ST. W. 102.7’ of Lot 28 of Third Survey of Bethany follows: In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and 705 S. 18th ST. All of the North 27 ½ feet of Lot 8 in Block 2 of M J affix the Great Seal of the State of Missouri, done at the City Garton’s Addition to the City of Bethany and a tract of land 16 ½ feet wide along the North side of Lot 8, which last Section 36(c). 1. Notwithstanding any provision of law of Jefferson, this 26th day of May, 2020. described was formerly the alley between Lots 8 and 9 in to the contrary, beginning July 1, 2021, individuals nineteen Block 2 of M J Garton’s Addition, which alley has been vacated years of age or older and under sixty-five years of age who by the City of Bethany qualify for MO HealthNet services under 42 U.S.C. Section Is a public nuisance and detrimental to the health, safety or welfare of the residents of the 1396a(a)(10)(A)(i)(VIII) and as set forth in 42 C.F.R. 435.119, City of Bethany, Missouri. and who have income at or below one hundred thirty-three percent of the federal poverty level plus five percent of the All owners, heirs, interested parties, and affected parties may be represented by counsel applicable family size as determined under 42 U.S.C. Section and shall have an opportunity to be heard. After the hearing, if the evidence supports a finding that the structure is a nuisance and detrimental to the health, safety or welfare of 1396a(e)(14) and as set forth in 42 C.F.R. 435.603, shall be the residents of the City of Bethany, the Building Commissioner will order the structure to eligible for medical assistance under MO HealthNet and shall be demolished or removed. receive coverage for the health benefits service package. Jacob Taylor, Building Commissioner 2. For purposes of this section “health benefits service Date: July 16, 2020 package” shall mean benefits covered by the MO HealthNet (25-2tc) Page 14 July 29, 2020 Bethany Republican-Clipper
Public Notices Harrison County Weekly Report (Editor’s Note: Public Notice advertising plays a unique role both in American History and in the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, HAR- process by which this country’s democracy is RISON COUNTY, MISSOURI Marriage S. Thomas to Barbara A. Norton, Northwest Hospital LLC vs. muffler/adequate muffler/properly preserved. Its one premise is that people must PROBATE DIVISION Ronald Lane Ury, 52, Eagleville, Troy E. Norton Ronnie Booher, suit on account attached muffler: Teaisha Lashay be informed if they are to govern themselves competently. Public Notice advertising first Mo and Sarah Marie Leer, 37, Eag- Mark A. Townsend, Thomas Circuit Court Marshall, Lees Summit, MO; fined came into being with the Congress of 1792. That In the Matter of the Estate of: leville, Mo. Andrew Townsend, Amy Elizabeth Division II $181.50, body, recognizing its responsibility to the people, A.H. age 13, A Minor. Wyatt Clark Latham, 19, Fort Townsend, Joseph P. Byler, Peter N. Exceeded posted speed limit: Driver/front seat passenger fails required the Postmaster General to advertise for bids for the construction of new post offices. Riley, Kansas and Kiersten Marie Byler Cody Levi Amen, Queen City, to wear properly adjusted/fastened From that inauspicious beginning to the complex Case Number: 20AH-PR00025 publication requirements in federal, state and Plowman, 21, Creston, Iowa. Mark A. Townsend, Thomas MO; fined $155.50, Laura E. safety belt: Billy J. Henry, Bethany, local laws today, government officials have come Real Estate Transfer Andrew Townsend, Amy Elizabeth Browning, Montgomery, IL; fined MO; fined $10.00, Harlon Leon more and more to understand their obligations to inform the public through Public Notice advertis- NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR Daniel Ray Lisle, Becky Lisle, Townsend to Menno P. Byler, Verna $155.50, Luke T. Burch, North Lee, Bethany, MO; fined $10.00, ing. Newspapers over the years have been the SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Eddie Doyle Nigh, Christy A. Nigh E. Byler Liberty, IA; fined 100.50, Chris- Municipal Court vehicle by which these obligations have been fulfilled. They will continue to be as long as the to Doyle Nigh, Nadeen Nigh Suits Filed topher R. Cheatham, Tuttle, OK; Operate vehicle without main- public demands that it be informed frequently and State of Missouri to: ALL PERSONS Doyle Nigh, Nadeen Nigh to State of Missouri vs. David fined $155.50, Carlos Gustavo, taining financial responsibility: by the best means possible.) INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF Dallas Deatherage, Deborah Death- Arthur Johnson Jr., owner operate Figueroa Cruz, Albuquerque, NM; Lindsay Breanna Barron, Bethany, THE ABOVE-NAMED MINOR erage motor vehicle without maintaining fined $60.50, Shmed Hashim Aboue MO; fined $117.50, Chad Michael ______Ronnie L. Barton, Sherri L. financial responsibility Hassan, Chicago, IL; fined $100.50, Service, Bethany, MO; fined NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that there has been filed in the Circuit Barton to Garett Barton State of Missouri vs. Ashley Scott Edward Hathorn, Hesperia, $117.50, Shannen Renay Thomp- Nicole Hare, owner operate motor son, Cainsville, MO; fined $117.50 Default having been made in pay- Court of Harrison County, Mis- Rosa Leon, Martin Murillo, CA; fined $100.50, Lisa M. Moreno, ment of the note described in and souri, Probate Division, the object Amando Gomez, Maria Gloria vehicle without maintaining finan- Peoria, AZ; fined $100.50, Matthew Expired drivers license: Landon secured by Deed of Trust dated Jan- and general nature of which is an Melendez Miranda to James Eivins, cial responsibility Stuart Musgrave, Oklahoma City, Hyle Brown, Gilman City, MO; uary 21, 2010, executed by Howard appointment of a guardian/conser- Carol Sherece Eivins Rinehart Auto Sales vs. Director OK; fined $70.50, Stanley Pajerski, fined $37.50, D. Yates and Margaret Yates, hus- vator of the above-named minor. William K. Thomas Jr., Virginia of Revenue, suit on account South Barrington, IL, fined $155.50, Operate vehicle on highway band and wife, recorded in the office without valid or no license: Nicho- The name and address of Petitioner Tod Joseph Puetz, Waukee, IA; of the Recorder of Deeds of Harrison fined $70.50, Linda Reyes Atana- las R. Mercer, Bethany, MO; fined County, Missouri on January 22, is: Phoebe Everett, 405 Logan St., cio, Burnsville, MN; fined $100.50, 117.50, 2010 in Book 668 at Page 207 con- Cainsville, MO 64632 ACCEPTING BIDS David Ray Rudaitis, Raytown, MO; Failed to register vehicle: Nicho- veying to the undersigned Successor The Village of Eagleville is accepting bids Trustee the following described prop- The name and address of the attor- fined $155.50, Ashley Rose Ruh, las R. Mercer, Bethany, MO; fined erty in Harrison County, Missouri, to ney for Petitioner is: Nathan M. For the following service for the city. Lees Summit, MO; fined $70.50, $50.50, Ashlyn Sweat, Bethany, wit: Easton, PO Box 192, Bethany, MO Adrian Rene Salzar, Kansas City, MO; fined $50.50 64424 Solid waste removal. KS; fined $100.50, Bradley Paul Nuisance Violation: Ricahrd A TRACT OF LAND DESCRIBED Schnoenfelder, Clive, IA; fined Laverne Russell, Bethany, MO; You are further notified that unless AS BEGINNING AT A POINT ON 70.50, Amber Marie Sweeney, Eag- fined $100.50 THE WEST LINE OF LOT FOUR (4) you file an answer or other plead- Please submit your bid by 4:00 p.m. August 7, 2020, to leville, MO; fined $100.50, Joseph Building Permits OF THE THIRD SURVEY TO THE ing or shall otherwise appear and CITY OF BETHANY, MISSOURI, defend against the aforesaid petition Village of Eagleville, P O Box 105 R. Willey, Bentonville, AR; fined July 14 – SHHS, 905 S 24th, FORTY (40) FEET SOUTH OF THE within forty-five (45) days after July Eagleville, MO 64442. $155.50. kitchen repair 15, 2020, the date of first publica- NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID Littering: Wittnove Mapuata July 15 – Larry Hunt, 701 S 15th LOT, RUNNING THENCE SOUTH tion of this notice, the Court may Nkunku, Saint joseph, MI; fined Street, roof ON THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT proceed upon the petition with- The Board of Directors reserves the right to $252.50 July 20 – Bob Skeens, 1205 out notice to you and judgment by A DISTANCE OF FIFTY-NINE (59) refuse any and all bids. Failed to equip vehicle with Woodruff, demo/new building FEET, THENCE EAST ON A LINE default may be rendered against you 24-3tc aff PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE granting the Petitioner guardianship OF SAID LOT A DISTANCE OF for the above-named minor. NINETY-NINE (99) FEET, THENCE NORTH ON A LINE PARALLEL Witness my hand and the seal of WITH THE WEST LINE OF SAID this Circuit Court this 8th day of July LOT A DISTANCE OF FIFTY-NINE 2020. (59) FEET, THENCE WEST ON A /s/Carla Hillyard, LINE PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH Deputy Clerk LINE OF SAID LOT A DISTANCE OF NINETY-NINE (99) FEET TO THE Missouri PLACE OF BEGINNING, HARRI- Dates of Publication: July 15, 22, 29 SON COUNTY, MISSOURI and August 5, 2020 (24-4tc) ______At the request of the legal holder of the note who has elected to declare www.mopress.com IN THE 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT the entire indebtedness due and COURT, payable, and in accordance with the HARRISON COUNTY, MISSOURI provisions of the Deed of Trust, the undersigned successor trustee will on Thursday, the 6th day of August, Judge or Division: PROBATE 2 0 2 0 b e t w e e n t h e h o u r s o f Case Number: 20AH-PR00028 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., to wit at 2:00 p.m., sell the property at public vendue to In the Estate of HAROLD L the highest bidder for cash at the FRAME, Deceased. South door of the Harrison County Court House, Bethany, Missouri, to Notice of Letters of satisfy the note and costs. Administration Granted (Supervised Administration) Donald Bucher Successor Trustee To All Persons Interested in the (24-4tc) ______Estate of HAROLD L FRAME, Dece- dent:
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF On JULY 10, 2020, the following HARRISON COUNTY, MISSOURI individuals were appointed the per- PROBATE DIVISION sonal representatives of the estate In the Estate of JAMES DONALD of HAROLD L FRAME, decedent, by KING, DECEASED the Probate Division of the Circuit Estate No. 19AH-PR00019 \ Court of Harrison County, Missouri. NOTICE OF FILING OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND PETITION The personal representative’s busi- ness addresses are: SHERI ALEX- FOR DISTRIBUTION ANDER, P O BOX 827, OXFORD, KS 67119; KATHI KENYON, TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN 18312 TURNING STREAM LANE, THE ESTATE OF JAMES DONALD SAMPLE PFLUGERVILLE, TX 78660. KING, DECEASED: You are hereby notified that the The personal representatives’ attor- undersigned Personal Representa- neys’ names, business addresses tive will file a Final Settlement and are: MARTIN DAY MILLER, 113 Petition for determination of the NORTH POLK, P O BOX 499, persons who are the successors in MAYSVILLE, MO 64469-0499; interest to the personal/real property DAVID BERNIEL PARMAN, PO BOX of the decedent and of the extent 187, 108-110 S SMITH ST, ALBANY, and character of their interest therein MO 64402. and for distribution of such property, in the Probate Division of the Circuit SAMPLE All creditors of said decedent are Court of Harrison, County, Missouri, notified to file claims in court within on August 10, 2020, or as may be six months from the date of the continued by the Court, and that any first publication of this notice or if objections or exceptions to such a copy of this notice was mailed to, Final Settlement or Petition or any or served upon, such creditor by the item thereof must be in writing and personal representative, then within filed within twenty days after the two months from the date it was filing of such Final Settlement. mailed or served, whichever is later, or be forever barred to the fullest David B. Parman, #40947, 108 West extent permissible by law. Such six- Wood, P.O. Box 187, Albany, MO month period and such two-month 64402, (660) 726-5500 period do not extend the limitation period that would bar claims one /s/ Darlene Ruth King, Personal year after the decedent’s death, as Representative, 805 Taylor Street, provided in Section 473.444, RSMo, Bethany, MO 64424 or any other applicable limitation periods. Nothing in Section 473.033, RSMo, shall be construed to bar any Dates of Publication: July 15, 22, 29 action against a decedent’s liability SAMPLE & August 5, 2020 insurance carrier through a defen- (24-4tc) dant ad litem pursuant to Section ______537.021, RSMo.
Bids Wanted: Date of the decedent’s death: The City of Gilman 01-MAR-2020 City is taking bids for Date of first publication: JULY 22, propane for the 2020- 2020 2021 heating season. /s/Carla Hillyard, Deputy Clerk Bids must be received at City Hall Receipt of this notice by mail should not be construed by the recipient by August 11, 2020. to indicate that the recipient nec- essarily has a beneficial interest in SAMPLE Please contact the City the estate. The nature and extent Clerk with any of any person’s interest, if any, can questions at be determined from the files and records of this estate in the Probate 660-876-5613 Division of the above referenced Cir- The City reserves the right cuit Court. (25-4tc) to reject any and all bids. ______(26-2tc)
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