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Volume 147 Issue 48
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Area Graduation
highlights on
page 5
Braymer Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Braymer C-4 commencement was held Sunday, May 15. Valedictorian was
Mallory Hughson (right) and Deanna Foley was named Salutatorian. Mallory
is the daughter of Shawn and Nicki Hughson and Deanna is the daughter of
James and Lisa Foley.
Hamilton Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Penney High School held their commencement Sunday, May 15. Named
Valedictorian was Emily Poynter and Sydney Bottorff was named Salutatorian. Emily is the daughter of Rick Poynter and Kimberly and Steve Grebner.
Sydney is the daughter of Chad and Jennifer Bottorff.
Polo Valedictorian
Polo High School commencement
was held Sunday, May 15. Named
Valedictorian was Erik Johnson, son
of Mike and Misti Johnson.
Polo Salutatorian
Named Salutatorian during
graduation exercises at Polo was
Parker Smith, son of Kevin and Allison Smith.
Braymer Fair
starts this
Thursday!
2016 Braymer Fair Queen Candidates
Saturday, May 14, a tea was held for the Braymer Fair Queen candidates at the United Methodist Church. Candidates for queen included: front to back:
Katherine Williams, daughter of Jim Williams and Connie and Ed Hall and sponsored by Christian Church Sisters In Service; Desiree Samuels is the daughter
of Rick and Diane Samuels and is sponsored by the First Baptist Church; Jordan Rader is the daughter of Corey and Kristin Rader and is sponsored by Braymer
Tractor Pullers; Audrie Youtsey is the daughter of Vince and Mandy Youtsey and is sponsored by the Braymer Volunteer Fire Department; Anna Clariday is the
daughter of Larry and Angela Clariday and is sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary; Stephanie Gates is the daughter of Charles and Karla Gates and is
sponsored by Pleasant Hill Hustlers 4-H.
Zach Hawkins speaks at Braymer
Ladies church brunch
Zach Hawkins was guest
speaker Wednesday morning
at a brunch hosted by the Braymer United Methodist Church
for area church women. Mike
spoke of his mission trips to
Nicaragua.
Zach’s mission trips in 2014
and 2015 gave him the chance
to serve God through helping communities build houses
where homes were lost due to
flooding and earthquakes. The
mission trip participants, organized by “Project Hope,” took
large containers full of cloth-
Zack and Lila Hawkins speak at brunch at Braymer United Methodist
Church.
News and Advertising deadline for The Caldwell County News is Monday at noon
The Twisted Stitchers
Quilt Guild will hold their
monthly meeting on Thursday, May 19, at 6:30 at the
Hamilton Federated Church,
Hamilton. This month’s
program will be a workshop
learning how to make the
‘Petal Pillow’. Guests are
welcome. For more information call 660-755-4911.
Early Deadline
There will be an early
deadline for the paper due to
Memorial weekend. Please
have your items by Thursday, May 26.
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Classifieds ..............................9
Local News ............................4
Sports ......................................9
Weekly Record........................3
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May 18, 2016 - Page 2
This week’s yummy recipe is MACARONI SALAD.
Everyone has this salad, but this is a different version, and
it’s tasty, so I do like to share with all my readers out there.
This salad has lots of flavor to it so don’t skimp on them.
By Stephanie Henry
INGREDIENTS:
1 16-ounce package of elbow macaroni or Ditali pasta
1 cup celery diced
1 cup red onion diced
1 cup yellow/white onion diced
1 cup medium cheddar cheese cubed
1 cup Swiss cheese cubed
½ cup grated parmesan cheese
1 cup dill pickle diced
1 cup salami diced
1 cup black olive diced
½ teaspoon horseradish
1 to 2 tablespoons garlic salt
1 to 2 tablespoons minced garlic
½ teaspoon white pepper
1 to 2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
½ teaspoon cayenne pepper
½ teaspoon dry mustard
½ teaspoon celery salt
1 3-ounce jar pimentos
1 to 1 ½ cup mayo
TIME TO COOK:
Bring two quarts of water to a boil, then add the macaroni/pasta. Cook 7 to 9 minutes DO NOT OVER COOK the pasta or it will fall apart when you toss the salad
together.
Rinse macaroni until cool. Drain well and let it dry out slightly. Place pasta in a
large bowl.
Carefully fold in celery, onion, cheddar, Swiss and Parmesan cheese, dill pickles,
salami and black olives. Refrigerate the mixture, make sure it’s covered, for at least 2
hours, for best results overnight.
Mix the garlic salt, minced garlic, white pepper, black pepper, cayenne pepper, dry
mustard and celery salt together and add to the salad. Fold in the pimentos.
Mix 1 cup mayo and horseradish; fold into the salad. You may use the other ½ cup
of mayo if needed. Refrigerate for another 30 minutes to 1 hour before serving.
Enjoy! Let me know if you like this recipe and if you changed it up any. You may
reach me at [email protected] . Thanks! I can’t wait to hear from
you! GOOD COOKING!
Red’s Ideal
Meals
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor do not necessarily reflect the views of The Caldwell
County staff and paper
Tyrants
Fellow Americans,
Throughout the world, tyrants have unceasingly tried to obtain the power necessary to exert total control over their people. Sadly, America is no different. Barack
Hussein Obama has systematically turned our federal government into a lethal
weapon to be used against the American people. For example:
•
Department of Education: Forced schools to adopt Common Core standards and
to allow transgender kids to use whatever bathroom they want under threat of a lawsuit or
defunding!
•
Department of Health and Human Services: Forced Obamacare on all Americans
under penalty of law at the cost of $10 trillion!
•
Department of Housing and Urban Development: Forced affluent communities to
build low-income housing for inner-city people based on “fairness”!
•
Department of Justice: (way too many to list them all) Refused to enforce federal
immigration laws and sued states who took enforcement action! Forced overbearing and
costly standards on local police departments under threat of a lawsuit or defunding! Unlawfully allowed assault weapons to fall into the hands of Mexican drug lords hoping it would
escalate gun violence on the southern border. With increased violence, the feds could justify
imposing strict anti-gun laws on law-abiding Americans! Sadly, one Border Patrol officer was
killed with no one held accountable! Created “civil rights” for LGBT people while suppressing the rights of religious individuals/groups!
•
Department of State: Deliberately destabilized the Middle East, leading to the Arab
Spring and the unlawful military strikes in Libya. Conducted an illegal gun-running operation in Benghazi, Libya, in which 4 Americans died and top government officials (Obama and
Hillary Clinton) lied!
•
Internal Revenue Service: Unlawfully delayed/denied tax-exempt status to conservative “tea party” groups since 2010! To date, IRS officials continue to stonewall the investigation!
•
National Security Agency: Unlawfully collected phone data from Americans! When
the scheme was discovered, top agency officials lied to Congressional investigators with no
one held accountable!
•
Environmental Protection Agency: Overregulation of oil and coal companies make
it too costly to operate, driving them out of business. Instead, our tax dollars are being spent to
subsidize cost-ineffective windmills and electric cars, which the majority of Americans don’t
want!
These agencies/departments did not act on their own, but upon orders by their
iron-fisted boss, (our king and tyrant) Obama! Learn more at www.thehill.com, www.
theblaze.com, and www.pjmedia.com. We must learn the truth and unite against tyranny! May God bless you and the United States of America!
Dan Landi
Kidder, MO
4th Annual Hunger Run to rumble through
Caldwell County
On May 28th, The Community Cupboard Food Pantry in Cameron, a 501 (c)(3)
nonprofit, non government funded organization will be hosting its 4th Annual Hunger Run, a 115 mile motorcycle dice run to generate funding to help nourish members
of the community who have trouble making ends meet.
“We have a tremendous amount of support from all the counties we service
through our food pantry” says Larry L. Griffey, Director/CEO. “Caldwell County
is no exception” adds Griffey. “Mom’s place in Polo will be our first stop and they
are sponsoring trophies again this year. Hamilton Auto will also be sponsoring a trophy as well. Farmers Insurance, Agent Sean Phipps, formally from Braymer, along
with his colleges, Mike Hernandez and Gary Lewis are sponsoring many trophies,
plaques, ribbons, and much more” adds Griffey.
The Run will take place, Saturday, May 28th with registration starting at 8 am to
10 am. Kickstands up and first bike out at 10:30 am. Free breakfast is provided for
all participants. Cost: $25.00 per rider, + $15.00 for passenger. We also will offer a
25% discount to military personnel (past or present), and 15% to any Freedom of The
Road Riders member(s). Discounts may be combined. “We will have two divisions”
says Larry Griffey, director of The Community Cupboard. “The first division, top 25
Plaques, 15 honorable mention ribbons, Best Trike, Bagger, Cruiser, Street Bike, Best
of Show, Best paint for Standard and Metric Bike, Host Choice, People’s Choice, High
Roll and Low Roll” says McBee. “Our second division, a honor and tribute to our
Military personnel, who make it possible we live and ride free” says Griffey. “This
division will include top 10 Plaques, High Roll and Low Roll, and Best of Show Trophies” adds Griffey. Door prizes, 50/50, silent auction, t shirts, and more will also be
available during the run.
Call Larry L. Griffey 816-632-0233/Sarah McBee 660-973-6251 or Joe Lucito 816646-0717 for more info. You can also find out and keep up to date on our event via
our social media (Facebook/Instragram) by checking out The Community Cupboard
(Larry Griffey). Our info about the ride, including stops, route, prizes, silent auction
items and more can be found!
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Out of the Past in Hamilton
May 16, 1946
Health Clinic plans have been completed. Over five hundred boys and girls will
take part in a Caldwell County immunization program for diphtheria and small pox
the last week in May. Clinics have been set up for four centers. Morning clinics are
the plan beginning at 8:30 and lasting until noon. Blue registration cards have been
filed in the extension office for all those who are interested. Each child who takes part
must have a card filed out in the extension office with the parent’s signature authorizing the officials.
May 19, 1976
BIKE-ATHON FOR HAMILTON Attention all persons from the ages of 8 through
90. There will be a Cystic Fibrosis Bike-a-thon held June 5. All persons interested on
riding in the bike-a-thon or being a sponsor of a rider should attend a meeting at the
Jaycee Hall on North Davis Street Monday, May 24 at 7:30 p.m.
The annual Alumni Banquet and Dance is scheduled for May 29 at 6:30 p.m. at the
high school. Dinner tickets are on sale for $4 and will be $4.50 at the door. Dance
tickets are $2.
May 18, 2006
It’s not the news that most county economic development boosters wanted to hear.
But construction of the Little Otter Creek Lake may not begin for another three years,
according to Anita Dunham, County Executive Director of the National Resource
Conservation Service in Kingston. Dunham is helping coordinate the project with
Caldwell County Commission and the County Lake Board and explains that the project has taken longer and is more drawn out than anyone expected.
May 18, 2011
The Caldwell County Commissioners held an emergency meeting and a teleconference last Tuesday afternoon to decide what to do about the county the County
Lake Project. Commissioners learned recently that thanks to the last congressional
budget cut, the National Resource Conservation Service is no longer in the water
shed business.
Looking Back in Braymer
May 19, 1966
The annual Parent and Son Banquet of the Braymer Chapter of the Future Farmers
of America was well attended with 200 members, parents and guests present.
Gorham Bros Automotive is in the process of moving from the building east of
Farrar Insurance Office to the Heavner Motor Co. building, on Main Street, which
they recently purchased.
Heavner Motor Co. office has been moved to the John Michael building, first door
west of Berning Oil Station. Used cars and trucks will be on display in front of the
building.
Playing at the B-Bi Theatre: Saturday- “Atragon”; Sunday- “Sergeant Deadhead”
with Frankie Avalon; Wednesday- “Hush-Hush Sweet Charlotte” with Betty Davis
and Olivia de Haviland.
May 15, 1986
Leonard Wiedmier won the 27th Annual American Bowling Congress National
Senior Tournament at Cashman Field Center, Las Vegas. He averaged 168 a game in
the tournament.
May 16, 1996
Graduation was held Monday for Braymer preschool students. Each member of
the class received a certificate and his or her own mortarboard cap.
Guest speaker for Braymer Commencement will be Larry “Gator” Rivers. Gator
played on the Harlem Globetrotters for 14 years.
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Courthouse News
Caldwell County Commissioners minutes
for March, 2016
March 7
County Commissioners C.R. Bud Motsinger, Donnie
Cox and Gerald McBrayer met in the commissioners
room of the Caldwell County Courthouse with County
Clerk Bryant.
Bills were paid and court orders signed.
The commissioners met with Judge Jason Kanoy to
discuss the details of constructing two new conference
rooms in the back of the courtroom.
The commissioners met with Kent Cummings and
David Adams with Green Hills Telephone to discuss the
placement of fiber optics in the Kingston area.
The commissioners met with Terry Rumery for
updates on Economic Development and Little Otter
Creek.
The commissioners met with Stephanie Williams,
business facilitator for North Central Missouri Business
Facilitation Group. NCMBF is a non-profit organization that supports regional economic development to
assist individuals and businesses through confidential
and no-cost coaching and idea generating in areas of
marketing, finance, and product knowledge. The group
offers support to businesses and strengthens and sustains rural areas of Caldwell, Clinton, Davies, DeKalb,
Grundy and Harrison Counties.
The commissioners met with Tony Kirkendoll and
Darren Swindler of the CCDC to open bids for a water
softener to improve functions of the boiler. More information is needed on the bids, so will meet with representative from both Culligan and McBroom Services
out of Gallatin on March 14. The commissioners tabled
the decision until then.
The commissioners voted to transfer $80,000 from
General Revenue to Elections as allowed in the 2016
budget to cover election expenses for 2016.
March 11
The commissioners met with County Clerk Bryant
and signed payroll.
The commissioners met with Randy Foster of Foster
Heating and Air Conditioning from Chillicothe to get
a clear idea of what specs are needed to put the heating and air conditioning needs of the courthouse out
for public bid.
Attorney Ed Proctor met with the commissioners to
discuss the bridge collapse on Log Creek.
The commissioners met with Gary Whitmer to discuss his recent surgery and duties as required by worker’s compensation. Whitmer will be on worker’s comp
for at least four more weeks.
March 14
The commissioners met with County Clerk Bryant
and paid bills.
The commissioners met with Mike Roberts and Scott
Esry of MO Perm to discuss health insurance needs for
the county and the upcoming bid for an insurance agent
for the county.
The commissioners met with Martin Ghafoori with
Stifel Bonding Company to discuss bonding needs of
the county.
The commissioners met iwth Tony Kirkendoll and
Sheriff Jerry Galloway to continue the bid opening
for a water softener from March 7. The commissioners
met with Jerry Anderson representing Culligan. Bid of
$4,600 or $275 a month lease for 36 months. Commissioners met with Kyle McBroom. $275 a month lease for
six years. $325 a month lease for a high efficiency water
softener unit.
The commissioners voted to accept the bid from Culligan.
A report was received from the Caldwell County Senior Serves Board. They met on March 8 to open proposals and award funds to the following non-profit organizations.
Won by One Center for assistance with utility costs
for senior citizen meetings.
Open Bible Church Ministries for helping purchase
day to day household paper products for senior citizens.
Kidder Senior Housing for assistance in purchasing
windows.
Caldwell County Nutrition Center to purchase raw
food and consumables.
Caldwell County Foundation Food Pantry for food
boxes.
March 17
Commissioner Motsinger attended the Northwest
Commissioners Meeting in Rock Port hosted by Atchison County.
Commissioner McBrayer met at the courthouse with
Attorney Ed Proctor for a conference call with David
Martin of Gilmore and Bell regarding Chapter 100
bonds for the proposed MFA project.
March 21
The commissioners met with County Clerk Bryant
and paid bills.
The commissioners met with Dale Phillips and Mark
Baker to discuss health insurance needs for the county
and the upcoming bid for an insurance agent for the
county.
The commissioners met with Darren Hicks and
Joanne Wilson, members of the Senior Citizens Board.
They presented a check to Motsinger on behalf of the
Won by One Center in Hamilton to assist with utility
costs for Senior Citizens Activities held at the center.
The commissioners voted to appoint Margaret Ohlberg, to the Planning and Zoning Board to represent
Gomer Township.
The commissioners met with Jeff Campbell of the
Road and Bridge Department. The commissioners voted
to send certified brush letters to the following addresses in Kidder Township, Section 6, Northwest College
Drive; Section 17, Northwest Old 36 (2 letters); Section
22, Northwest Forest Road; Section 27, Barwick Drive;
Section 34, Barwick Drive; Section 33, Barwick Drive,
Section 23, NW Millcreek Drive (2 letters). In Hamilton
Township: Section 36, Northeast Dustin Road.
All three commissioners attended the LEPC (Local Emergency Planning Commission at the Nazarene
Church in Kingston.
Bids were opened for the drop ceiling in the courthouse hallway:
Hackett Contracting LLC- $9,500
Kramer Contracting- $16,312
Bids were opened for construction of two conference
rooms in the existing court room.
Kramer Contracting- $28,846
All bids were rejected. Note: On March 23 a bid was
received from AVCO,Inc.
Hallway ceiling: $13,270
Conference rooms: $36,180
Box to hide wire: $9,250
This bid was also rejected.
Open Bids for repeaters to better communication in
the county. No bids received.
March 25
The commissioners met with County Clerk Bryant
and paid bills.
The commissioners attended a Little Otter Creek
meeting at the Nazarene Church in Kingston.
The commissioners attended a Little Otter Creek
Water Commission meeting at the Nazarene Church in
Kingston.
The commissioners met with John Joe Insurance
Agency to answer questions regarding the upcoming bid for agent of record for health insurance for the
county.
The commissioners met with Mike Brown of New
York Life and the Truss Company to answer questions
regarding the upcoming bid for agent of record for
health insurance for the county.
March 28
The commissioners met with County Clerk and paid
bills and signed court orders.
The commissioners voted to send a $150 contribution
to the Nazarene Church out of the Little Otter Creek
fund for allowing the meetings to be held at their facility.
The commissioners met with June Grooms and voted
to make the following abatements or “outlaw” delinquent taxes:
2007 Personal Property in the amount of $347.42 with
the county portion being $13.92.
2008 Personal Property in the amount of $850.54 with
the county portion being $31.97.
2009 Personal Property in the amount of $1,105.50
with the county portion being $39.12.
2010 Personal Property in the amount of $9,468.47
with the county portion being $352.81.
2011 Real Estate in the amount of $257.64 with the
county portion being $9.25.
The commissioners met with Hideaway Lakes Board
Members Brenda Day, Larry Young and Raymond
Simpson along with Sheriff Jerry Galloway and Deputy
Mitch Allen. They discussed ways to improve the safety
and quality of living of those residing at the lake. Problems include: enforcement of covenant laws, enforcement of speed limits, violations of codes that cannot be
enforced by the county since this is a private property
unless specific crimes are committed and reported. The
group will continue this discussion with State Representative Jim Neely, County attorney Ed Proctor and
Randy Howell from Grant Township.
The commissioners met with Roger and Carla Nelson, who are requesting a variance to the separation
distance requirement of The County Health Ordinance
based on the fact that the facility in question existed prior to the establishment of the health regulations.
A phone conversation with Jeff Campbell of the Road
and Bridge Department. The Bridge on Pleasant Ridge
Road will be closed due to part of a tree falling on the
bridge.
The commissioners received an e-mail from Michael
W. Marriott, new bridge inspector for MoDOT replacing Scott Stephens.
The commissioners received a bill from Lindley Funeral Home for the burial in the amount of $1,500. This
was tabled for more information.
The commissioners voted to go into closed session
with Attorney Ivan Schraeder per Missouri State Statute 610.02 (1). Voted to return to regular session.
Gerald McBrayer made the motion to award the
agent of record for employee health insurance to Mike
Brown of New York Life and Truss Advantage with
the understanding that either party can terminate the
agreement at any time. Cox seconded the motion and
Motsinger voted no.
CIRCUIT COURT
The following cases were heard in the Caldwell County
Circuit Court by Judges Jason A. Kanoy, R. Brent Elliott or
Tom Chapman:
State vs. Mable Blanchard, Gallatin, theft/stealing
– value of property less than $500, suspended imposition of sentence, two years probation.
State vs. David A. Keeling, Chillicothe, non-support,
felony, defendant continued on probation.
State vs. Joshua A. McBee, Braymer, possession of
marijuana, 48 hours incarceration in county jail, also
seat belt, $10.
State vs. Tiffani N. Vohs, Louisburg, KS, invalid license, $300, exceeding speed limit by more than 26
mph, $300 fine, and making false report, two days incarceration in county jail.
State vs. Donna L. Zeigler, aka Donna L. Biggs, Hamilton, DWI-alcohol, 18 days incarceration in county jail.
State cases for defective equipment with $200 fines:
Nicholas Smith Comiskey, Fairway, KS; Connie J. Horseman, Hamilton; Edi Kulasic, Niles, IL; Jan S. Patterson,
Greenville, SC; Victor H. Stueve, IV, Kansas City.
Traffic cases: Daniel L. Beaufeaux, Polo, speeding,
$75.50; Dakotah F. Terrell, Marceline, invalid license,
$150; Ashley T. Warner, St. Joseph, seat belt, $10.
Fine Collection Center cases for speeding: Abdallah S. Abdelrazeq, Kansas
City, $80.50; Daudet M.
Ayubu, Kirksville, $80.50;
John J. Bogdajewicz, Florissant, $155.50; Grant M.
Bowling, Lentner, $30.50;
Kenneth E. Gregg, Gladstone, $30.50; Stacey M.
Gudaitis, Woodridge, IL,
$55.50; Joshua R. Henry,
Brookfield, $80.50; Dustin
C. Hinrichs, Polo, $55.50;
Timothy W. Kelley, Bloomington, IL, $30.50; Christopher M. Morrison, Platte
City, $55.50; Omar F. Siddiqui, Overland Park, KS,
$55.50. Center cases for
seat belt violations with
$10 fines: Benjamin L. Anderson, Cameron.
Civil cases: Calvary SPV I LLC vs. Brandi F. Claypole,
Polo, default judgment against defendant for $11,900.11
plus interest.
Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC vs. Connie Henry, Hamilton, default judgment against defendant for
$2,294.53 plus interest.
Director of Revenue vs. Christie L. Ulmer, Lathrop,
judgment against defendant for individual income tax
for the years of 2012, 2013 and 2014 for $2,681.63 plus
interest.
Midwestern Health Management vs. Jennifer J. Wilson, Breckenridge, judgment against defendant for
$2,681.50 plus interest, stay of execution for monthly
payments.
Toby T. and Glenda K. Fitzwater, et al, vs. BNSF Railway Company, Springfield et al, judgment in favor of
plaintiffs for title of two parcels of land since railroad’s
discontinued use.
Recorders Office
Warranty Deeds: Lincoln- Michael C. and Deborah
A. Cossins to Todd S. Gaerke, Revocable Trust, Shilie
D. Gaerke Revocable Trust, and Thomas Gaerke. Kingston- Jerry L. and Wilma Woods to Jerry L Jr., and Wanda
L. Woods. Grant- Sally Tomlinson to Linda L. Cain. Davis- Christopher Scott and Rhonda R. Barnard to Kenneth F. Stratton. C-Tan Investments, LLC to RFEC III
Investments, LLC. New York- Nancy E. Webb to Issac
K. Pollard. Richard L. Colaw to Joseph O. Haley. Carlyle
Properties, LLC to Teddy D. and Wendy L. Knott. Hideaway Lakes- Keith and Janene Templeton to Jerry Jr.,
and Donna Haslett. Breckenridge- Lewis H. and Lennette Barron to Roger Lee Gaunt.
Beneficiary Deeds: Lincoln- Thomas H. and Rita
Gaerke to Todds S. Gaerke Revocable Living Trust.
Breckenridge- Terri Adams to Charles D. Adams. Terri
Adams to John D. Adams Jr., Charles D. Adams, Trevor
E. Adams and Wesley C. Adams. New York- Joseph O.
Haley to Taren Kelley, Jordan Haley, Jamesyn Haley and
Jayston Haley. Davis- Kenneth F. Stratton to Dianne K.
Templeton, Deann L. Cummings, Suzanne F. James and
Mark F. Stratton.
Quit Claims: New York- Raymond Lee and Darlene
Faye Puckett to Gary Wayne and Denise Rae Puckett.
Kingston- Mark and Annette Burnett to Hansen Properties, LLC. Hansen Properties, LLC to Mark and Annette Burnett.
Marriage License: Brently Tylor Wilson, 26, Hamilton and Krystal Gayle Hogue, 27, Hamilton, were married May 12, 2016 in Kingston.
Deaths
Leota Mildred Case
Leota Mildred Case, age 88, a resident of Chillicothe,
Mo., passed away on Tuesday, May 10, 2016, at Hedrick
Medical Center in Chillicothe.
Leota was born the daughter of Leo and Hallie (Whitney) Jones on August 11, 1927, in Polo. She was a 1945
graduate of Braymer High School. She was united in
marriage to Lawrence Case on Aug. 15, 1954, in Chillicothe. He preceded her in death on April 7, 2003. She
worked as a seamstress for Lambert Glove Factory for
34 years, until her retirement in 1986. Leota enjoyed gardening and working on the farm.
Survivors include one daughter, Nancy Hisel of
Braymer; ten grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren;
several great great-grandchildren; and one stepdaughter, Delores (Neal) Smith of Higginsville.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband,
Lawrence; and two stepsons, Lawrence Case, Jr. and
Gary Case, Sr.
Graveside services were held at Edgewood Cemetery in Chillicothe on Friday, May 13. A scheduled family visitation was held at the Lindley Funeral Home in
Chillicothe on Thursday, May 12. Memorial contributions may be made to Children’s Mercy Hospital, and
may be left at or mailed to Lindley Funeral Home, P. O.
Box 47, Chillicothe, MO 64601. Online condolences may
be left at www.lindleyfuneralhomes.com.
Arrangements were under the direction of Lindley
Funeral Home in Chillicothe.
(paid obituary)
Mary Kincaid
Mary Kincaid, age 96, formerly of Polo, Mo., entered
into her eternal life May 9, at Shirkey Nursing Home in
Richmond. Mary was a life long resident of Ray County
and Polo.
Mary was an avid gardener and quilter, and she was
actively involved in her church. She spent several years
as Secretary/Treasurer for the Bethel Cemetery.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Grafton,
their daughter, Janice, and by her seven siblings.
She is survived by her three children, Larry (Marsha)
of Polo, Lynda Kincaid of Ottawa, IL, and Buzz (Nancy)
of Kansas City. Mary had seven grandchildren, 18 greatgrandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. She
devoted her life to her family and friends.
A visitation followed by services were held Saturday,
May 14, at Bethel Christian Union Church, located at
220th Street, approximately five miles south of Polo on
Highway 13. Burial was in Bethel Cemetery. The family suggests memorial gifts to Shirkey Hospice of Richmond or to the Bethel Cemetery Fund.
Arrangements were under the direction of Stith Family Funeral Home in Polo.
(Paid obituary)
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Family Living
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ing, toys, etc. They also donated food items such as
rice, beans and sugar and delivered them to each home.
Thanks to donations from Missouri they had enough to
construct several houses built of concrete blocks. Zach
said, “Mark 6: 15-18 motivated him and led him to serve
God and what better way than by a mission trip.
Hawkins said the people there grow coffee, which is
very good, at the base of the mountain. They also grow
sugar cane, coconuts and make really good cigars.
Hawkins has lived in Nicaragua for one and a half
years. While there on his first mission he met his wife
Lila, who was his translator. When Zach returned home,
they corresponded on facebook. Zach said he eventually
decided he didn’t care for foreign dating and went back
on his next mission trip and stayed for a year and a half.
“I was the only American in the town, so what better
way to learn Spanish than by living there”, said Zach.
They are now back in Missouri to stay for awhile and
they have a baby on the way. “Thank God for changing
my life,” said Zach.
He said the people are very friendly in Nicaragua
and they tried to talk to the mission group with limited
English.
Zach is the son of Mike and Tammy Hawkins and a
2011 Braymer High School graduate.
Major Molly Chapter meets
Major Molly Chapter, MSSDAR, met on May 3, 2016
at the Cameron Veteran’s Home. The meeting was
opened by Regent Barbara Drager, who led the members in the opening rituals.
The President General’s address was read by Barbara Drager with National Defense by Beverly Cogdill,
Cowgill Fire Department
Annual Hog Roast
Memorial Day Weekend
May 29 & 30
Serving from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Held at the Cowgill Fire Station
Proceeds go for equipment & repairs
Don’t forget to pay your annual fire dues.
Braymer C-4 Gradutating Class of 2020
Braymer eighth grade graduation was held Friday evening, May 13 with Karla Gates, a teacher at Braymer C-4, as guest speaker.
Gates told the graduates to set goals for themselves and strive to be the best they can be. She said to follow your dreams and believe in
yourself. Make the effort and then you won’t wonder what if. Gates said, “Be the one to stand up to peer pressure and support each other.
Have high expectations and make the most of your high school career.”
Front Row: Tiffany Campbell, Dylan Haughton, Taylor Francis, Kegen Hays, Kayla Henry, Sam Jordan, Lillian Jeffers, Dennis Kimberling. Middle Row:, Kristian Moore, Dayton Knutter, Michalla Peterson, Tristin Konopasek, Kelee Rhodes, Eli Moore, Trent Worley. Back
Row:, Gaige Moore, Brianna Shepar, Brett Stephenson, Jasmine Taylor, Tamera Tropf, Garrison Woods, Emily Youtsey, Hannah Walker.
American flag, Indian, Insignia and DAR school moments were given by Cinda Morris. Beverly Cogdill
gave a conservation moment and Barbara Drager gave
the women’s issue moment.
In unfinished business: We are waiting for the stonemasons to finish the pillar at the Hamilton High School
before attaching the DAR flag. The Vietnam Veteran’s
program was thought to be a success. We, along with
Gallatin Chapter and Missouri Shoal Chapter, honored
69 Vietnam veterans at the Cameron VA Home. All
agreed that it was well attended and a lovely time spent
with our veterans.
During new business it was discussed what to do for
our next Vietnam Veterans Program. This was tabled
until the June meeting. It was decided to wait to begin
planning for our spring tea. It was decided that a flag
pole and stand would be purchased so that the DAR
flag could be displayed at chapter commemorative
events.
Programs were presented by Phyllis Leibrandt on
women’s issues and Cinda Morris on a DAR school.
The meeting closed with the installation of 2016-2017
officers: Regent, Barbara Drager; 1st Vice-Regent, Phyllis
Leibrandt; 2nd Vice-Regent, Beverly Cogdill; Recording/
Corresponding Secretary, Cinda Morris; Treasurer, Karen Walker; Chaplain, Beverly Cogdill; Registrar, Cinda
Morris; Historian, Sharon Martin; Librarian, Phyllis
Leibrandt; Parliamentarian, Cynthia Killgore.
The next meeting of Major Molly Chapter will be
June 7th at 12:30 p.m. at the Cameron Veterans Home.
Graceland University Students
Named to Dean’s List for
Spring 2016
The honor roll lists for Graceland University’s 2016
spring term have been announced. Students with a
GPA between 3.25 and 3.64 are named to the dean’s
list. Graceland commends the students who have devoted their efforts and talents to their academic success
include Dalton Mills of
Kingston and Julia Wiedmier of Braymer.
The honor roll lists for
Graceland
University’s
58th Hamilton Alumni Banquet
Saturday, May 28, 2016
Meal served at 6:30 p.m in the PHS Gym.
Reservations made by May 20 are $17 per person + $1 dues,
cost after May 20 is $20 +$1 dues. Lifetime memberships can be
purchased for $25. Check the website to see if you are a lifetime
member.
Classes may reserve a room by contacting Joni Loxterman, 479-366-5451 or
[email protected].
To make a reservation contact Bob Lund, Treasurer by mail: 709 N. Willis,
Hamilton, MO 64644. By phone: 847-276-5065 or by email: rlundslund@gmail.
com or on the web at http://www.hamiltonmoalumni.org
Check out the website for the latest details
See you on the 28th! Phil Cox President
The Caldwell County News
P.O. Box 218
Hamilton, MO 64644
Hardworking volunteers
Gary Tuck and Joe Hays are two of Braymer’s hardworking volunteers. They were seen about Braymer last week putting up flags
in preparation for graduation and the Braymer Fair. Driving the
tractor with platform so they won’t have to pack around a ladder,
was Garland Huffman. Their efforts are greatly appreciated by the
Braymer Chamber and Fair Committee.
Now Hiring
Golden Age Nursing Home is taking
applications for a part time cook/helper. Must
be at least 16 years of age. Contact Shelby McKee,
Dietary Supervisor at 660-645-2243.
Apply in person at:
Golden Age Nursing Home
12498 S. E. Hwy 116
Braymer, MO 64624
EOE/MFVH
Continued on page 8
Please Join Us!
Monday, May 30, 2016 (Memorial Day)
9 a.m.; Osborn Cemetery
Sustaining the legacy of the Osborn area, a re-dedication of the World War I
Memorial that is located in the Osborn Cemetery will be held at 9 a.m. on Memorial Day. Since its erection in 1920, the granite statue,
which contains the names of Osborn-area veterans
killed in the line of duty, has endured the elements, as
well as acts of vandalism.
The momument has now been restored, thanks to
the generosity of area citizens, businesses, and famlies
with a hearfelt connection to its history.
Please don’t miss this historic event!
Questions may be addressed to Bill Arthur at
Grindstone Valley Winery in Osborn
at 816-675-2525.
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It was a success!
The 8th Annual Hamilton Alumni Golf Outing on May 7 to
provide scholarships for the 2016 graduating seniors was
a success.
Thanks to the sponsors!
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The Caldwell County News
May 18, 2016 - Page 5
Area Graduations
Penney High seniors prepare to give family and friends sunflowers during graduation exercises.
Shawn Coats
guest speaker
at graduation
Braymer C-4 Graduation
Braymer seniors celebrate after receiving their diplomas
Hamilton seniors sing with the choir one last time.
Joni Nelson gives her mother a hug and a rose during
graduation.
Madison Mallory shares a hug with her mother and presents
her with a rose.
Shawn Coats, Ag teacher at Braymer C-4, gave the
commencement address
to a packed house Sunday
afternoon, May 15.
Coats talked to the seniors about a life of service. He told the seniors,
“We all have to serve to
move forward in life.”
“What are people going
to say about your service
and what did you teach
the next generation?”
Coats said, “Serve the
Lord, you cannot carry
your life alone, don’t become a damaged or lost
soul.” “You need to see all
the snakes hidden in the
grass...so mow the grass.”
He went on to say jealousy will ruin you. Prepare yourself emotionally
and spirtually for life.
He said to remember
there is a physical life and
a spirtual life and they
cannot be separated.
Coats told the students,
there are a lot of parachutes in your life to serve
and help you, so ask for
help when it’s needed.
School/Sports
The Caldwell County News
May 18, 2016 - Page 6
Braymer and Polo participated
in Class 1 Track
The Class 1, Section 3 Track and Field Championship
was held at Clinton High School on Saturday where, the
Braymer Bobcats (B) and Polo Panthers (P) participated
with a chance to advance to the State Championships
this weekend at Jefferson City. The Bobcats placed 4th
and the Panthers 8th behind first place Hardin-Central.
On the women’s side, Braymer came in 6th and Polo
14th. Glasgow was the winner of the women’s team
event. Jordan Miller led Braymer with two first, one
4th, and one 5th place finish, and Mallory Hughson led
the Lady Bobcats with a 1st, 3rd, and 4th place finish,
plus another as a member of the 3rd place 4 x 400m relay. Polo’s Parker Smith will be competing in four events
at State due to his 3rd place finish in both the 200m and
the 400m dash, and as a member of the 2nd place 4 x
200m and 4th place 4 x 400m relay teams. Following are
those competitors who scored points for their respective teams at Sectionals, with the top 4 in each event
heading to Jefferson City this weekend.
Women:
Long jump-7th, (B) Kelsey Stone, 13’-11.75”
Discus throw-6th, (P) Jorgio Cory, 96’-02”
4 x 800m relay-6th, (P) Elisabeth Davis, Amanda Hilburn, Mariah Clevenger, Taylor Wagner, 11:52.16
100m hurdles-4th, (B) Mallory Hughson, 17.32
100m dash-6th, (B) Kelsey Stone, 13.64
4 x 200m relay-6th, (B) Kylie Bonham, Lydia Moon,
Disney Fry, Shelby Anderson, 2:02.81
1600m run-1st, (B) Mallory Hughson, 5:34.86
4 x 100m relay-7th, (P) Amanda Hilburn, Brittany
Sperry, Taylor Wagner, Elisabeth Davis, 58.76
300m hurdles-3rd, (B) Mallory Hughson, 50.02
800m run-7th, (P) Elisabeth Davis, 2:48.03; 8th, (P)
Taylor Wagner, 2:57.67
200m dash-2nd, (B) Kelsey Stone, 28.12
3200m run-7th, (B) Shelby Davies, 14:58.94
4 x 400m relay-3rd, (B) Lydia Moon, Kelsey Stone,
Cheyenne Hall, Mallory Hughson, 4:20.53; 8th, (P) Elisabeth Davis, Amanda Hilburn, Brittany Sperry, Taylor
Wagner, 4:52.50
Men:
High jump-2nd, (P) James Fleener, 5’-10”; 4th, (B) Jordan Miller, 5’-8”
Long jump-1st, (B) Jordan Miller, 19’-04.75”
Triple jump-1st, (B) Jordan Miller, 42’-05”
Discus throw-8th, (P) Matthew Vaughan, 101’-07”
Shot put-5th, (B) Jordan Miller, 42’-09”
4 x 800m relay-4th, (B) Dustin Davies, Calvin Basham,
Nathan Hedrick, Keaton O’Dell, 9:13.69
110m hurdles-6th, (B) Ryan Atherton, 18.98
4 x 200m relay-2nd, (P) Dalton Frazier, Cole Bartlett,
Gunnar Martin, Parker Smith, 1:35.41
1600m run-5th, (B) Calvin Basham, 4:52.27; 8th, (P)
Patrick Covey, 5:09.46
4 x 100m relay-3rd, (P) Dalton Frazier, Cole Bartlett,
Jesse Vaughan, Gunnar Martin, 46.80
400m dash-3rd, (P) Parker Smith, 52.38
300m hurdles-4th, (B) Ryan Atherton, 46.07; 5th, (P)
Dylan Sales, 46.63
800m run-6th, (B) Keaton O’Dell, 2:10.29; 8th, (P) Patrick Covey, 2:13.35
200m dash-3rd, (P) Parker Smith, 23.90
3200m run-8th, (B) Calvin Basham, 11:06.05
4 x 400m relay-4th, (P) Dalton Frazier, Cole Bartlett,
Patrick Covey, Parker Smith, 3:37.40; 7th, (B) Ryan
Atherton, Hunter Heussner, Keaton O’Dell, Dustin Davies, 4:08.02
Hornets are headed to State
Track
Coach Rick Ross will be headed to Jefferson City
with six men and 4 women as they compete in the
State Track and Field Championships this Friday and
Saturday. Brock Swindler led the Penney High men’s
team to a 2nd place finish behind Lathrop in the Class 2
Sectionals at Albany on Saturday with three individual
first place finishes and as a member of the winning 4 x
400m relay. Derek Dixon will also be competing in four
events at State after anchoring the Sectional Champion
4 x 400m and 4 x 800m relay teams plus a 3rd place finish in the open 400m and 800m races. The Lady Hornets
will advance with a third place finish in the 4 x 800m
relay and Jessica Noble’s runner up position in the open
800m run. Following are those competitors at Sectionals who scored points for Hamilton. Those placing in
the top four in each event advanced to State.
Men:
4 X 800m relay-1st: Jaran Richman, Crayton Crawford, Andy Ernat, Derek Dixon, 8:44.99
4 x 400m relay-1st: Jaran Richman, Brock Swindler,
Andy Ernat, Derek Dixon, 3:36.04
800m run-3rd: Derek Dixon, 2:08.17; 6th: Andy Ernat,
2:10.65
300m hurdles-1st: Brock Swindler, 42.60
Long jump-1st: Brock Swindler, 20’-09.25”
Triple jump-1st: Brock Swindler, 40’-11.75”; 2nd: Telly Harper, 40’-06.25”
400m dash-3rd: Derek Dixon, 53.05
Women:
4 x 800m relay-3rd: Hailyn Park, Sydney Bottorff,
Jacey Cook, Jessica Noble, 10:48.17
100m hurdles-6th: Jacey Cook, 17.40
1600m run-6th: Caitlin Hoak, 6:05.79; 7th: Alexys
Marshall, 6:11.34
4 x 100m relay-8th: Briana Clayton, McKauley Prothero, Bayley Pickering, Katie Adkison, 55.50
800m run-2nd: Jessica Noble, 2:32.59
3200m run-6th: Alexys Marshall, 13:51.85
Hornet Golf also heading to
State
Coach Adam Summers and his Penney High Hornet
golf team is headed to State after placing second behind
Gallatin in the Class 1, Section 4 Tournament on Monday, May 9th, at the Mazingo Golf course near Maryville.
Hamilton’s Ethan Green shot a 4 over par round and
tied for 2nd place as an individual. He scored especially
well on the back 9, where he shot a 36, and birdied 3
of the 4 par fives on the day. Wyatt Gregory also had a
very good day, shooting a 37 on the front 9, where he
made an eagle and a birdie on the two par fives, and finished his round tied for 4th at 7 over par. Caden Brown
placed 19th with a 25 over par round, and Quinn Brown
tied for 24th with a 28 over par. Although they did not
use his score in the team event, Nick Hartley tied for
40th and will be headed to State as well.
Drake Parker hits a home run in the last regular season game of
his career in High School. Braymer travels to Burlington Junction
on Monday the 16th to start its district play-offs. Come cheer your
Bobcats on!!!
Caldwell County Church Directory
Braymer Baptist Church: He “Brews” Coffee and
donuts in the kitchen- 9-9:25 a.m., Sunday School- 9:30
a.m., Morning worship- 10:25 a.m. Wednesday: Men’s
Prayer Group-5:30 a.m., Women’s Prayer Group- 7:30
a.m., Bible study and Prayer- 6 p.m.; Youth, RA’s,
GA’s, Mission Friends- 7 p.m. Youth group 7 p.m.
Braymer Christian Church: Sunday school 9:30
a.m.; Worship 10:30; Youth group 6:00 p.m. Sunday:
Men’s Bible study Wednesday at 7 p.m., Women’s
Bible study Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., Women’s Sisters
in Service, fourth Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Braymer Church of Christ: Morning worship 10
a.m.
Braymer United Methodist: Sunday school 10
a.m.; worship 11 a.m. Bible study Tuesday evening.
Breckenridge First Baptist Church: Sunday- Bible
study 10 a.m.; Morning worship 11 a.m.; Evening worship 6 p.m.; Wednesday evening Bible study/prayer
meeting 7 p.m.
Breckenridge United Methodist Church: 508 W.
Main; Sunday school 9 a.m.; Sunday services 9:30
a.m.
Christ Chapel Polo: 2026 S.W. Hereford Drive.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m.; Sunday worship 11 a.m.
Cowgill Baptist Church: Sunday school 10 a.m.;
Worship 11 a.m.; Wednesday: Children’s activities
and Bible study 7 p.m.
Cowgill United Methodist Church: 111 W. 3rd St.;
Sunday service 9:30 a.m.; Sunday school 10:30 a.m.
Cowgill Gospel Christian Center: Worship service
Sun. 10 a.m.; Wed: 7 p.m.
Faith Assembly of God: 6680 S Hwy 13, Polo. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Worship 10:45 a.m.; Evening service 6 p.m., Wednesday, 7 p.m.
First Baptist Church of Polo: 110 E. Elm St.; Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m.;
Discipleship training 6 p.m.; Evening worship 7 p.m.;
Wednesday evening Bible study/prayer, Youth and
Mission groups 7 p.m.
Hamilton Church of Christ: Church service 10:00
a.m
Hamilton Federated Church: Sunday school at
9:45 a.m. Church services at 11:00 a.m.
Hamilton First Baptist Church: Traditional worship service 9 a.m.; Sunday School/ Bible study 10:15
a.m.; Contemporary worship service 11:15 a.m. Lord’s
Supper.
Hamilton Open Bible C.U. Church: Sunday school
10 a.m.; Morning worship 1l a.m.; Evening service 6:00
p.m. Every Thursday Bread and Clothing Ministries 11
a.m.- 3 p.m. Wednesday service 7 p.m.
Hamilton Sacred Heart Catholic Church: Mass Saturday 5:00 p.m.; Sunday 8:30 a.m.; No Sacrament of
Reconciliation prior to the Saturday Mass, by appointment only. No Thursday church service.
Hamilton United Methodist Church: Contemporary worship service at 8:30 a.m. in Family Life Center;
Sunday school for all ages at 10:00 a.m.; Traditional
worship service at 11:00 a.m. in Sanctuary.
Hopewell Baptist Church: Sunday school 10 a.m.;
Church service 11 a.m.; Prayer meeting Wednesdays
at 7 p.m.
Kendall Chapel: Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.; Church
at 10:30 a.m.
Kidder Baptist Church: Sunday school 9:45 a.m.;
Worship 10:45 a.m.
Kidder Methodist Church: Sunday school 8:45
a.m.; Church service 9:30 a.m.
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Kingston Church of the Nazarene: Sunday school
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study and youth group.
Kingston Federated Church: Sunday School 9:45
a.m.; Church services 11:00 a.m. Pastor Leon Bryant.
Kingston First Baptist Church: Sunday school 10
a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. Bible study 5:30 p.m.; Wednesday prayer meeting 7 p.m.;
Mirabile Community Church: Sunday school 10
a.m.; Church service 11 a.m.
Polo Faith Assembly of God Church: Sunday
school 9:45 a.m.; Sunday morning worship 10:45 a.m.;
Children’s church 10:45 a.m.; Sunday evening worship 6 p.m.; Wednesday night Bible study 7 p.m.; Missionettes and Royal Rangers Wednesday night 7 p.m.
Polo First Christian Church: 301 Main St.; Sunday
School 9:30 a.m.; Worship service 10:30 a.m. Pastor
Wally Aubrey. 660-354-2620.
Polo United Methodist Church: 600 Main St.; Sunday school 10 a.m.; Worship service 11 a.m.
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church: 209 Little Brick
St., Cameron; Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; Worship service 10:45 a.m.
Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints: Elder Leland Collins, 116 W. 4th St., Cameron;
Sunday school 10 a.m.; Worship service 11 a.m.
Shiloh Baptist Church: 4393 SW Ste Rte T, Polo;
Sunday school 10 a.m.; Church service 11 a.m.; Evening service 6 p.m. Wednesdays, 7 p.m. services.
The Cameron Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints, Matthew Jameson: 1100 E.
Grand St. Sunday Service, 9 a.m. Sunday School, 10:15
a.m.-12 p.m. Youth (12-18) Wednesday, 7-8:30 p.m.
The Far West Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints, Bishop Steve Westover, Cameron, 1100 E. Grand St.: Sunday Service 1 p.m., Sunday
School, 2:15 to 4 p.m. Youth (12-18) Tuesday 7-8:30
p.m.
Wells of Joy: Sunday school 10 a.m.; Worship 10:45
a.m.; Wednesday 7 p.m. Bible study.
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THE CITY OF KIDDER is
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to perform the following job duties: mowing city right-of-ways,
installing street signs, snow
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maintenance duties at the city park,
other duties depending on experience. This position will require 15
to 25 hours bi-weekly or as needed.
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Garton at 816-649-4086 or Richard
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NOTICE OF BIDS
Breckenridge R-1 School
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The Breckenridge R-1 School
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contract of milk products, bread
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
The Caldwell County Commissioners will conduct a Public
Hearing to consider a construction
permit application for a building
addition to the United Hog Systems
25 Sow Farm located in Nettleton,
MO, at 1:00 p.m., in the commissioner’s room of the Caldwell
County Courthouse on Tuesday,
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Hamilton Police
Log
May 9: Walk-in citizen reporting threats, report taken. Patrol of
Hamilton, all secure.
May 10: City Code Enforcer
reporting three unlicensed vehicles
moved onto city streets. Summoned to Supervision Services on
a Clinton County Warrant, subject
James Lee Clark was arrested for
Failure to Obey Judge’s Order,
Original Charges: With Intent to
Dist/Del/Manufacture/Produce or
Attempt to or Possess with Intent
to Dist/Del/Manf/Produce a Controlled Substance, Felony B, Abuse
or Neglect of a Child, Felony C,
and Endangering the Welfare of a
Child, 2nd Degree, Misdemeanor A,
subject was transported to Caldwell
County Detention Center, bond
set at $45,000, cash only. Summoned to Supervision Services
on a Caldwell County Warrant
(Commitment to Jail for Trial or
Preliminary Hearing), subject
Cecil Howard Hensley, Original
Charges: Driving While Revoked/
Suspended, Felony D and Exceeding Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded
by 11-15 Mph), Misdemeanor C,
subject transported to Caldwell
County Detention Center, bond set
at $7,500, cash only, subject Cecil
Howard Hensley was also charged
with a 2nd Felony C on Driving
while Suspended or Revoked/Pending charge and bond. Responded to
Business Directory
Adams Abstract & Title Company
by Carolyn Maberry
Myra Griffith visited Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Marshall and Emily a
few days recently in LaPlata.
Marissa Sykes graduated from
the University of Missouri this
week.
Elizabeth Lowrey and Carolyn
Mayberry attended a meeting in
Columbia Tuesday thru Thursday.
There were 125 who attended
Blue Mound Cowboy Church May
8. Mother’s Day was honored also.
Next Cowboy Church will be June
13 so mark your calendar.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kerby, former residents of the area, will be
celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on May 28 from 2 to 4 p.m.
at the Tina Community Hall. Please
plan on attending. Larry Kerby and
Evelyn were married at Laughlin
Air Force Base in Del Rio, TX, on
Jan. 8, 1966. Evelyn is the daughter
of the late John (Junior) and Bernice (Auwarter) McKerlie. Larry
is the son of the late Clifford and
Grace Louise (Key) Kerby.
The Kerby, Key, and Auwarter
family and friend reunion will be
held on Sunday, May 29, 2016, at
12:30 p.m. at the Tina Hall in Tina.
Please bring a side dish.
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backhoe needs ~ 10 Year’s Experience
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Owner/Operator
Brush removal, ponds,
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Phone and Fax 816-583-2500
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W. McGaughey on a property dispute, civil issue, all secure.
May 11: Responded to West
Park on a dog complaint, resident
cited. Attended council meeting.
Traffic control throughout town.
May 12: Responded to N.
Burruss on a medical call, patient
transported to Liberty Hospital by
EMS. Responded to N. Burruss on
a well being check, all secure. Summoned to Supervision Services on a
Warrant Arrest (Violation of Bond
Conditions), Tia Michelle Vaughan
was arrested for violating bond
conditions by using a controlled
substance, Original Charge: Possession of Controlled Substance
Except 35 Grams or Less of Marijuana, Felony C, subject transported to Caldwell County Detention
Center, bond set at $25,000, cash
only. Building checks throughout
Hamilton, all secure. Traffic control
throughout Hamilton.
May 13: Road closure at E.
Cross and S. Davis until further
notice (repairs). 911 hang up in
the area of E. Walnut and S. Colby,
made contact, kids playing with
phone, all secure. Responded to
E. Chestnut on a noise complaint,
unfounded.
May 14: Report of vehicle
blocking alley, owner polite and
cooperative, removed vehicle. Motorist assist at W. Berry and Willis,
all secure.
May 15: Traffic control throughout Hamilton, all secure.
Citations:
05/10/16: Kirk Glenn Latimer,
unlicensed vehicle parked along
city street (times 3, different vehicles).
05/11/16: Jennifer L. Goll, displayed plates belonging on another
vehicle (Saturn). Samantha Jo Hovey, unlicensed dog, Staffordshire
Terrier/Mix & Staffordshire Terrier
Mix within city limits when prohibited (must appear).
05/12/16: Wyatt Dean Gregory,
exceeding posted speed limit 45/25
mph.
Julie Evans
24 Hour Towing Service
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Local News
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May 18, 2016 - Page 8
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Golden Age Nursing Home is taking
applications for an RN/LPN position, part-time.
Contact Lacey Cox, RN, DON or
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apply in person at:
Golden Age Nursing Home
12498 S. E. Hwy 116
Braymer, MO 64624
EOE/MFVH
Pitch Tournament winners for May 10, 2016
First Place: Ray Karnes
– 238
Second Place: Roger
McPheeters – 227
Third Place: Eloise Morgan – 216
Last Place: Pat Calvin
– 141
ADVANCE AUCTION NOTICE
Nellie Davis
Chair Auction to be held during fair
The Braymer Fire Department will be holding a chair auction during the Braymer Fair. Above are
juse a few of the chairs donated to be auctioned off. There is a garden chair complete with sun hat and
garden items; a lawn chair to relax in and read your favorite book and enjoy the sun; a camping chair,
children’s chairs with fun in the sun items. Take a look in the old Mattingly’s windows and Something
Special windows. You might find a chair you can’t do without.
N. Petree St. Braymer, MO
Saturday, June 11 ~ 10 a.m.
Household, Small building, Shop tools & 2 bedrm home w/full basement.
Several lots. Nice home.
Bruce & Greg Clevenger
Real Estate & Auction Service
Braymer, MO 816-718-9549 or
816-718-5023
Graceland...
The Cowgill Fire Department Fire Dues
are due by June 1, 2015. They cover one
year. Dues are $40 per year that is for property and one dwelling.
Dues can be mailed to: Cowgill Fire
Department, 450 Main St., Cowgill, MO
64637
Hamilton
Farmers Market
Every Friday May - October
3 - 6 p.m.
JC Penney Park
Polo Days
June 4, 2016
Stagecoach Park
5K Panther Run: 7-7:30 a.m. late registrations.
8 a.m.: Run start time
9 a.m.-5 p.m.: Vendors
10 a.m.-4 p.m.: Kite show weather permiting, Bounce house, Kids Fishing (free), Dunk
Tank, Little Mr. and Miss Polo
BBQ contest, Pie & Cupcake contest
Raffle: Tickets $5 for one or 5 for $20
5:30 p.m.: Benefit BBQ dinner
6:30 p.m.: Awards presentation of all prizes
2016 spring term have
been announced. Students with a perfect 4.0
grade point average are
named to the president’s
list. Graceland commends
the students who have
devoted their efforts and
talents to their academic
success to Kaylyn Goodsell of Braymer and Jessica
Vassmer of Polo.
Summer Specials
Caldwell Co.
Nutrition Site
Come join us at the center! We offer a free blood
pressure check on the 2nd
Tuesday of every month
and a free blood sugar
& blood pressure check
on the 3rd Tuesday of the
month. Every Tuesday is
our pitch tournament that
begins at 12:30pm. Everyone is invited to join us for
lunch at the center. We are
located at 410 Main Street
in Polo. Lunch is served
from 11:30am – 12:30pm,
Monday through Friday.
Our center is also available as a cooling/warming center for anyone in
need of a place to stay
warm/cool. Our business
hours are 7am to 2pm.
Wednesday
5/18/16
Patty melt, potato wedges, broccoli salad, tropical
fruit
Thursday
5/19/16
Chicken wrap, cottage
cheese, cucumbers & onions, peaches, oatmeal
streusel muffin
Friday 5/20/16 BLT
deviled eggs, pea salad,
blueberry parfait
Monday 5/23/16 Sloppy joe/bun, 3 bean salad,
potato wedges, mandarin
oranges
Tuesday 5/24/16 Oven
baked chicken, mashed
potato/gravy,
green
Come join MI Mexico for summer
“Happy Hour” everyday 1-5 p.m.
May through July
12 oz. Lime Margarita $1.99
12 oz. Draft Beer
$ .99
Hamilton 816-583-2225
Gallatin 660-663-2084
Dan Dedrick–660-646-8103 Pam Dedrick, Office Manager–660-645-8119
Kurt Kleeman–816-284-7359 Clark Allen–660-973-6826
Wes Gorham– 816-853-7359 LJ Cahill–660-322-1193
Caldwell County News Weather
May 19, 2016
Caldwell County's Seven Day Forecast
Thursday
Partly Cloudy
Friday
Few T-storms
Saturday
Partly Cloudy
Sunday
Mostly Sunny
Monday
Mostly Sunny
Tuesday
Partly Cloudy
Wednesday
Mostly Sunny
High: 66 Low: 52
High: 69 Low: 53
High: 73 Low: 56
High: 77 Low: 57
High: 78 Low: 54
High: 74 Low: 51
High: 75 Low: 49
Weather Trivia
What is the difference
between a hurricane watch
and a hurricane warning?
?
Answer: In a watch, hurricane
conditions are possible; in a warning,
they are expected.
Cowgill Fire Dues
Continued from page 4
Weather History
May 19, 1780 – This is the
infamous “dark day” in New
England tradition. At noon, it
was nearly as dark as night.
Chickens went to roost, and
many people were fearful of
the west of New England were
responsible for the phenomenon.
Last Week’s Almanac & Growing Degree Days
Day
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
High
73
71
81
78
70
81
62
Low Normals Precip GDD
54
71/43
0.35"
14
62
71/44
0.16"
16
59
71/44
0.02"
20
59
71/44
0.02"
18
51
72/45
0.00"
10
43
72/45
0.00"
12
41
72/46
0.00"
2
Precipitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.55"
Normal precipitation . . . . . . . . . . 1.11"
Departure from normal . . . . . . . . -0.56"
Average temperature . . . . . . . . . . .63.2º
Average normal temperature . . . . .57.9º
Departure from normal . . . . . . . . +5.3º
*GDD - Growing Degree Days
Data as reported from Chillicothe
Sun/Moon Chart This Week
Full
5/21
Last
5/29
Day
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sunrise
5:56 a.m.
5:55 a.m.
5:55 a.m.
5:54 a.m.
5:53 a.m.
5:53 a.m.
5:52 a.m.
Sunset
8:28 p.m.
8:29 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
8:31 p.m.
8:31 p.m.
8:32 p.m.
8:33 p.m.
Moonrise
6:29 p.m.
7:25 p.m.
8:20 p.m.
9:14 p.m.
10:07 p.m.
10:57 p.m.
11:43 p.m.
Moonset
4:59 a.m.
5:31 a.m.
6:07 a.m.
6:46 a.m.
7:29 a.m.
8:18 a.m.
9:11 a.m.
New
6/4
First
6/12
Keeping an eye on the weather and on what’s best for our clients!
State Farm Insurance
Mike Green, Agent
816-583-2178
100 W. Berry - Hamilton