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St. Francis Desales TIL NOON TODAY! Everyone Annual St UN Fabulous Finds Await St. Francis DeSales TIL NOON TODAY! Everyone Annual St. Francis DeSales Welcome! RUMMAGE SALE Catholic Church 345 Grand Avenue • Lebanon ONE DOLLAR LC RECORD SATURDAY AUGUST 24, 2019 VOL 2 ISSUE 23 LACLEDE COUNTY RECORD Local man drowns while ÀVKLQJDWULYHU KIRK PEARCE [email protected] A Lebanon man drowned while fishing at 12:55 p.m. Tuesday, a mile up the river from the Hull Ford Access on the Osage Fork of the Gasconade River. According to the Mis- souri State Highway Patrol, Benny G. Wilson, 62, was fishing from an elevated location, /&5SKRWR6WHYH6PLWK slipped and fell into U.S. Senator Roy Blunt, center, speaks at Lebanon’s Floyd W. Jones Airport Thursday surrounded by Ozarks Technical Community approximately 10 feet of *VSSLNLVMÄJPHSZ)S\U[[V\YLK[OLUL^6;*(]PH[PVUJSHZZMHJPSP[PLZH[[OLHPYWVY[ water and drowned. He was pronounced dead the scene by Laclede County Coroner Steve Murrell. Blunt tours OTC Aviation class 7KLVZDV7URRS,·V second drowning for STEVE SMITH Act was extended and they often dis- “We need to get more information to the month of August [email protected] cussed the shortage of aviation profes- people earlier about where jobs are and and the third for 2019. sionals, including pilots. try to connect people, even in high school, U.S. Senator Roy Blunt stopped by the “We need to think of new and innova- to something you’d like to do as early as Lebanon Airport Thursday to view the WLYHZD\VWRÀOOWKDWVKRUWDJHµKHVDLG´,W you can so you don’t have a lot of time OTC Lebanon Center Flight School. goes from pilots to mechanics. Pilots are wondering what you would like to do INDEX Blunt toured the airport and the new WKHELJJHVWLPPHGLDWHQHHGµ ZLWKDGHJUHHRQFH\RXJHWLWµ%OXQWVDLG classroom located in a building renovated Blunt said the facility was an example He said the Senate is looking at this by the city of Lebanon at the airport. of OTC (Ozark Technical Community issue, including making Pell Grants avail- Blunt said he had chaired the Senate A LOOK BACK...............Page A8 &ROOHJH PHHWLQJDQHHGDQGRͿHULQJD able to apprenticeship programs. CALENDAR....................Page A2 Aviation Subcommittee in the Commerce class that actually leads to a job. CLASSIFIEDS.......Pages B2-B3 Committee before the FFA Authorization See ‘BLUNT’/ page A10 COMICS ........................Page B7 ENTERTAINMENT..........Page B1 FAITH...................Pages A6-A7 OPINION...................Page B4 SPORTS ..................Page A9 DEATHS Woman trapped in van rescued STEVE SMITH [email protected] Miissouri Highway Patrol Carolyn Sue “Susie’’ Harris troopers rescued a disabled James Edward Piercy woman trapped in her van by Benny Wilson high water Friday morning Brenda Kay Black on Finch Road near Lebanon. Norma Geraldine Payne Sgt. Jason Glendenning David E. Sharp of the Missouri State High- Norman Landon Holman-Howe/Lebanon way Patrol said no one Travis Lee Richards was injured in the incident. Shadel’s Colonial/Lebanon Gledenning said a woman Thomas “Tom’’ J. Young had attempted to cross the /VSTHU/V^L/HY[]PSSL Don Johnson Bridge on Finch Donald Eugene Routh Sr. Richland Memorial Chapel Road, then decided to turn Michael Dean Cruey around and backed into a >H`ULZ]PSSL4LTVYPHS*OHWLS ditch full of water. /&5SKRWR6WHYH6PLWK Janet C. (McBride) Keller “Her vehicle was disabled Kutis/St. Louis Emergency workers rescuedH^VTHU[YHWWLKPUZPKLH]HU[OH[OHKILLUZ^LW[VMMVM-PUJO and we decided that rather 9VHKI`ÅHZOÅVVKPUN-YPKH`TVYUPUN than wait for the water res- cue team, we made entry Glendenning said he did W\PLQRUµKHVDLG from the vehicle by 9:22 a.m. into her van and got her not consider it a major res- Glendenning said he and He said they were assist- RXWµ *OHQGHQQLQJ VDLG cue event. Cpl. Tyler Zimmerman got ed by Mercy Ambulance, “She was disabled and we ´,QWKHJUDQGVFKHPHRI the call at 9:13 a.m., were Laclede County Sheriff’s had to get her wheelchair things, of the water rescues on the scene at 9:19 a.m. and Department and Lebanon RXWDVZHOOµ www.holmanhowe.com we typically do, it was pret- had the woman removed Fire Department. See Pages A2 - A3 No one hurt in LQWHUVWDWHEXVÀUH @lacledenews First lady visits students /&5SKRWR6WHYH6PLWK A Teens for Christ bus caughtVUÄYLVU0U[LYZ[H[L 3KRWRFRXUWHV\RI/HEDQRQ56FKRRO'LVWULFW 44 near Phillipsburg Thursday morning. No passengers @LacledeCountyRecord Missouri First Lady Teresa Parson visited Lebanon R-3 Schools ^LYLVU[OLI\ZH[[OL[PTLVM[OLÄYL;OLKYP]LY^HZ Thursday afternoon. She made stops at Esther Elementary and Hillcrest not injured. Conway Volunteer Fire Department Captain ,K\JH[PVU*LU[LY([,Z[OLY7HYZVU]PZP[LKZL]LYHSJSHZZYVVTZ[HSRPUN 9PJR`:H]HNLZHPKPUMVYTH[PVUPUKPJH[LK[OLÄYLZ[HY[LK [VZ[\KLU[ZHUKNP]PUNV\[IVVRZ([/PSSJYLZ[7HYZVU[V\YLK[OL1VIZ PU[OLLUNPULJVTWHY[TLU[:H]HNLZHPKÄYLÄNO[LYZ^LYL for America’s Graduates program. She was joined by Rep. Suzie Pollock HISL[VL_[PUN\PZO[OLÄYLMHPYS`X\PJRS`HUK^LYLH[[OL at Esther and Rep. Jeff Knight and Sen. Sandy Crawford at Hillcrest. scene for one hour. LC RECORDS LC WEATHER Community Calendar “Mowing the Lawn” AUGUST 24-25 Joelon Ross, Maplecrest Elementary TODAY 76 High, 62 Low STOUTLAND AM Showers SESQUICENTENNIAL 150TH YEAR CELEBRATION — starting 2 p.m. Saturday in downtown Stoutland, and community worship SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 78 High, 67 Low 84 High, 67 Low 82 High, 63 Low 79 High, 60 Low 79 High, 61 Low 78 High, 59 Low service on Sunday. PM Thunderstorms Isolated Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Thunderstorms SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 LEBANON HOST LIONS WEATHER PROVIDED BY SHEER BLISS PHOTOGRAPHY • 417-322-3814 — noon at T’s Redneck HUGHES CENTER Steakhouse. BRENDA KAY BLACK DANCE — 7-10 p.m. with Dixie Hix. NAMI — MENTAL LEBANON, MISSOURI ILLNESS SUPPORT ST. FRANCIS DE SALES GROUP — for mentally Brenda Kay Black, 56, She is survived by her husband Douglas, of the CATHOLIC CHURCH ill, family and friends of Lebanon, died Tues- home; a daughter, Cheyenne Appleton and her hus- RUMMAGE SALE — 7 welcome, 10-11 a.m. day, Aug. 20, 2019, at EDQG$DURQRI(ONODQGÀYHVRQV%REE\1LPPR a.m.-noon at 345 Grand and 5:30-6:30 p.m. Mercy Hospital Lebanon. of Kansas City; Daniel Ogle and Amanda Borders, Ave. Clothes, household at Lebanon-Laclede Bradley Ogle, Matthew Black and his wife Sharla, items, books, toys, County Library. FFI: 417- She was born Mach 718-1616. 25, 1963, in Lebanon, Mo. and Aaron Black, all of Lebanon; seven grandchildren, furniture, decor, much one great-grandchild; her mother, Norma Rogers, of more!! to William and Norma TOPS NO. 1164 Ward Rogers. Lebanon; six brothers, Jerry Rogers, Rick Rogers, Gary Rogers, Larry Rogers, Terry Rogers, and Bub Rogers, MEETING — 9:30- Brenda was united to all of Lebanon; a number of nieces and nephews, as 11 a.m. at Southern marriage to Douglas R. well as a host of other relatives and friends. Heights Christian Black. Church. FFI: Rodella Funeral services for Brenda Kay Black will be held 417-589-2378 or Karen She was preceded in at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24, 2019, at the Holman-Howe 664-2038. death by her father, and Funeral Home in Lebanon. Burial will be in Zion two sisters, Barbara Mc- Cemetery near Eldridge, under the direction of Hol- TOPS MEETING NO. Mullen, and Carol Angst. man-Howe Funeral Home of Lebanon. Visitation BRENDA KAY BLACK 0945 — 4:15-6 p.m. at was scheduled from 6-7:30 Brenda was a devoted FREE ELDRIDGE Heritage Baptist Temple, homemaker and a loving mother to her children. She p.m. Friday in the funeral 699 Lynn St. FFI: 532- home. For more informa- COMMUNITY BBQ — had worked at Independent Stave Company, which is 4H`ÄLSK,SKYPKNL 9895 or 532-7298. now Missouri Cooperage, for over 10 years. She had tion or to view or sign the online memorial visit Meat will be ready at 5:30 also worked at the Lunch Box and Taylor’s Dairy Joy www.holmanhowe.com www.holmanhowe.com. p.m. Bring a chair and a before going to work as a seamstress at Tracker Marine dish if you wish FFI: (417) for the last year and one half. 426-5928. SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 CAROLYN SUE “SUSIE’’ HARRIS DAN & JOAN TRUE 50TH WEDDING LEBANON, MISSOURI ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION — 2-3:30 Carolyn Sue “Susie’’ She is survived by her mother, Mabel Harris, of p.m. in fellowship hall of SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 Harris, 72, of Camden- Lebanon; three sisters, Lyndele Sturgiss, of Lebanon; First United Methodist ton, formerly of Lebanon, Ramona Schuenemeyer and her late husband Earnst Church. Friends are CHARLOTTE WATSON died Wednesday morn- Leon, of Lake Ozark, and Charlotte Lister and her invited to attend. MEDLEY’S 90TH ing, Aug. 21, 2019, at Mer- husband, Terrill, of Overland Park, Kan.; a brother, BIRTHDAY OPEN F\+RVSLWDO6SULQJÀHOG Lynn Harris and his wife Jeanine, of Lebanon; one WOOD STREET BAPTIST HOUSE — 1:30-3:30 p.m. at First United She was born June 10, nephew, Lee Schuenemeyer and his wife Carrie, of CHURCH — 6 p.m. Methodist Church, 1947, in Waynesville, Mo. Kansas City; three nieces, Sarah Venable, of Overland potluck with Truelove hosted by her family. No to Lynn Morrison and Park, Kan.; Bailey Lowe, of Kansas City, and Brooke Quartet at 6:45 p.m. Mabel (Phillips) Harris. Bishop, of Lebanon; eight great-nieces and great-neph- Everyone Welcome. gifts please. Everyone ews, Breck Schuenemeyer, Eli Schuenemeyer, Alexis, welcome. Susie was preceded Taylor, and Jacob Venable, Piper Toland, Preslie and MONDAY, AUGUST 26 in death by her father; Harper Bishop; her “best friend,’’ Jack Harris, Lynn TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 her maternal grandpar- and Jeanine’s beautiful, loving, white Labrador, who ALCOHOLICS ents, Orville and Nettie always brought a smile to ANONYMOUS — noon COPD SUPPORT GROUP (Clark) Phillips; her pa- Carolyn’s face.
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