The Caldwell County News July 29, 2015

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Local News
Community
Banks to
Better Serve
Rural Areas
WASHINGTON, D.C.
– U.S. Senators Roy Blunt
(Mo.) and Mike Rounds
(S.D.) introduced legislation this week to support
and strengthen lending in
local communities. The
Community Bank Access
to Capital Act of 2015
would roll back burdensome financial regulations to make it easier
for community banks to
serve their customers,
who often reside in rural
areas with fewer lending
options.
“Community
banks
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July 29, 2015 - Page 8
are an integral part of
Missouri’s economy and
the communities they
serve,” Blunt said. “These
banks often are the primary lenders to small businesses and farmers across
the state. The Community
Bank Access to Capital
Act of 2015 gives our local
banks relief from burdensome financial regulations,
allowing them to better
serve and meet the needs
of local businesses which
will lead to investment
and economic growth in
communities in Missouri
and nationwide.”
The Community Bank
Access to Capital Act of
2015 would:
* exempt community
banks with $50 billion or
less in assets from the Basel III capital rules;
* increase the Small
Bank Holding Company
Policy Statement qualifying asset threshold from
$1 billion to $5 billion;
* exempt publicly held
community banks with
less than $1 billion in assets from the Sarbanes-Oxley Act’s internal control
attestation requirements;
* allow savings and
loan holding companies
to use the Securities and
Exchange Commission’s
new deregistration and
registration
thresholds;
and
* preserve current Securities and Exchange Commission rules regarding
the definition of “accredited investor.”
Earlier this year, the
Community Bank Access
to Capital Act of 2015 was
introduced in the U.S.
House of Representatives
by Scott Garrett (N.J.),
Chairman of the House
Subcommittee on Capital
Markets and GovernmentSponsored Enterprises.
A friend is one of the
best things you can have
and one of the best things
you can be.
Douglas Pagels
A single rose can be my
garden...a single friend
my world.
Leo Buscaglia
New York
Braymer Tweedie-Murray
American Legion Post 117
Dance
Aug. 8, 8 p.m. to ?
School Reunion
Aug. 9, 2015
Basket Dinner
12:30 p.m.
Hamilton Methodist
Church Fellowship Hall
Hamilton, MO
All former high school
& elementary students,
teachers & friends are
welcome.
https://www.
facebook.com/
groups/460146934127507/
American Legion Building
Music by the Rewind Band
Admission: $8 per person
$12 per couple
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This ranch home shows well and offers approx. 1,260 sq ft
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Caldwell County News Weather
By Carolyn Maberry
Friends it is time for Cowboy Church at the Blue
Mound Cowboy Church Aug. 9. If you have missed
coming, get on your horse, start you pickup, car or motorcycle and come early, the music starts between 6:30
and 7 a.m. You will have many messages in song with
a great group. Richard Colliver always brings a great
message that you can relate to, you should know your
Lord if you are following Satan. A bountiful breakfast
will follow the worship service. Don’t forget to come
early and have a blessed day.
Mark Sept. 5 at 7 p.m., Walter Plant will be at the Blue
Mound Church for a program. Walter is a blind musician and has a very good voice. Come and enjoy.
Two former residents passed away recently. Lendol
Copple, he attended the Rea School in his early years.
Mary Copple Barron, the mother of Anthony Barron,
passed away in Kansas City.
A huge rattlesnake was sighted crossing the road
recently headed toward Jesse Coldiron’s home. He
looked over four feet long and was as large as my arm.
Really looked big and mighty. Everyone in our area better watch their feet. I recently smelled an odor I couldn’t
detect and thinking back I believe it was a rattlesnake.
It was way back in the pasture. I never saw anything,
just smelled it.
Friends please call me with your news as I don’t have
much to write about and people do like to know what’s
going on.
The most I can do for my friend is simply be his
friend.
Henry David Thoreau
LeRoy Kern, Sales
816-590-6452
askrlk@greenhills.
July 30, 2015
Caldwell County's Seven Day Forecast
Thursday
Mostly Sunny
Friday
Mostly Sunny
Saturday
Sunny
Sunday
Mostly Sunny
Monday
Sunny
Tuesday
Partly Cloudy
Wednesday
Mostly Sunny
High: 86 Low: 64
High: 86 Low: 65
High: 87 Low: 67
High: 85 Low: 68
High: 86 Low: 68
High: 87 Low: 65
High: 91 Low: 67
Weather Trivia
What was the greatest
amount
of
rain
recorded in one day?
?
Answer: On March 15, 1952,
73.62 inches fell on the island of
Runion, Indian Ocean.
Beacon Flashes
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lot with a 26x26 attached and 19x22 detached garage. Call for
price.
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660-707-2572
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Weather History
July 30, 1989 - Morning
thunderstorms over central
Missouri deluged Columbia
with 5.98 inches of rain,
Daytime thunderstorms in
Kentucky drenched Paducah
with 1.73 inches of rain in less
than half an hour.
Last Week’s Almanac & Growing Degree Days
Day
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
High
85
88
83
84
87
92
88
Low Normals Precip GDD
71
88/62
1.71"
28
74
88/62
0.28"
31
65
89/62
0.00"
24
63
89/62
0.00"
24
67
89/62
0.00"
27
70
89/61
0.00"
31
73
89/61
0.77"
30
Precipitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.76"
Normal precipitation . . . . . . . . . . 0.84"
Departure from normal . . . . . . . +1.92"
Average temperature . . . . . . . . . . .77.9º
Average normal temperature . . . . .75.2º
Departure from normal . . . . . . . . +2.7º
*GDD - Growing Degree Days
Data as reported from Chillicothe
Sun/Moon Chart This Week
Full
7/31
Last
8/6
Day
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sunrise
6:13 a.m.
6:14 a.m.
6:15 a.m.
6:16 a.m.
6:17 a.m.
6:18 a.m.
6:19 a.m.
Sunset
8:31 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
8:28 p.m.
8:27 p.m.
8:26 p.m.
8:25 p.m.
8:24 p.m.
Moonrise Moonset
7:49 p.m. 5:24 a.m.
8:34 p.m. 6:31 a.m.
9:16 p.m. 7:41 a.m.
9:55 p.m. 8:52 a.m.
10:33 p.m. 10:04 a.m.
11:10 p.m. 11:14 a.m.
11:49 p.m. 12:23 p.m.
New
8/14
First
8/22
Keeping an eye on the weather and on what’s best for our clients!
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Mike Green, Agent
816-583-2178
100 W. Berry - Hamilton
July 29, 2015 - Page 4
Family Living
Gaunts to celebrate
50th anniversary
Neal Dean and Evelyn Elizabeth Gaunt of Breckenridge, were
married Aug. 1, 1965 at Highland Christian Church in Breckenridge.
A 50th Wedding Anniversary celebration will be held Sunday,
Aug. 9 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the First Christian Church, 318 N. Pine St.,
Cameron. Hosts for the reception are Rebecca Morgan, Deanna
Evans and Ramona Schlorff.
Evelyn is retired from Greenhills Telephone Corporation of
Breckenridge and Neal is a farmer. They have two daughters, Rebecca Morgan and her husband Tony of Breckenridge and Deanna
Evans and her husband Eric of Cameron. They have three grandchildren, Tyler Morgan and Haley and Allyson Evans.
Thank You
A Big thank you to the Hamilton Fire Department and Sergeant Fuller for the quick response to the electrical fire at the farm house.
Elaine Curtis & Barbara Nelson
Girls State report
The Braymer American Legion Post #117 met Tuesday evening
to the Girls State report given by Morgan and Courtney Clifton,
two of the girls who represented Braymer at the annual Girls State
held at Warrensburg.
Morgan stated that she was on the city council of her town and
she also worked on the paper. Courtney said she took classes in
law enforcement.
The girls heard speeches from Roy Blunt, Hillary Clinton and
Claire McCaskill.
Both girls reported having a great time and making lasting
friendships, along with learning a little about how the government works.
Card Shower planned
Thank You
A BIG thank you for all the
prayers, cards, phone calls
and visits while I was in the
hospital and since returning
home. Your thoughtfulness is
greatly appreciated.
Darlene Everhart will celebrate her 80th birthday Aug.
3. A card shower is planned to help her celebrate.
Anyone wishing to send her a card, her address is 118
N. Main, Apt. 9, Braymer, MO.
Jade Misel with Caldwell County 4-H instructor and dad, Greg
Misel. Missouri State Show-Me Archery competition games 2015.
3rd place finish at Missouri Show-Me
State Archery
Polo fifth grader Jade Misel (10 years old) competed in the Missouri State Show-Me archery competition Saturday, July 25. Jade
took 3rd place in the cub division (9 - 11 year olds) with a score of
785 out of a possible 900 points. She shot 90 arrows from 10, 20
and 30 yards. Jade’s instructor is Caldwell County 4-H leader, Greg
Misel, her dad. This is Jade’s second year competing.
Breckenridge
News
Mary Petree
By Sondra Gaunt
Thank You
The family of Nellie Gurley wishes to
express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude
for all of the acts of caring and kindness
she was shown, and that we have received since her passing. Special thanks to
Golden Age Nursing Home, Advantage
Hospice, Pastor Doug Crabb, Steve Pitts,
for all who visited her from both Braymer
and Hamilton communities and beyond,
the food, the birthday cards, the list goes
on and on.
May God richly bless you all.
Phillippians 1:3
Westview Apartment complex has a new sign.
Busy times at the Westview Apartment complex.
Renovations and
refurbishments have been
under way ever since the
acquisition of the complex
by Joe Roberts of Springfield. A walk-through of
a newly refurbished unit
revealed new appliances,
new flooring a built-in
air conditioner as well as
all freshly painted walls
and ceilings. In celebration (and just for the fun
of it) Joe Roberts and his
assistant Frieda Wiley of
Cowgill hosted a cookout for the residents and
friends on Saturday. As
the cook attended the fire,
people gathered at tables
in the shade to chat and
laugh while the children
enjoyed playtime before
the cutting of the watermelon signaled the end of
the day. A good time was
had by all.
It’s almost time for
school to start and resitration times have been
announced as follows:
on Wednesday, Aug. 5,
seniors and juniors will
register from 8:30 to 9:30;
sophomores 9:30 to 10:30;
freshmen 10:30 to 11:30;
eighth grade noon to 1 pm
and seventh grade 1:00 to
2: pm. Parents wishing to
enroll pre-school students
may contact Mrs. Toot at
the school 644-5715. Open
House will be held August 17th from 5 to 6 pm.
A good time for students
and parents to bring in
supplies, scope out the
surroundings and get acquainted with new teachers. August 19th is the
first day of the 2015-2016
school year! Let the academic learning begin!
Bus stops will be E Oak
and Tenth, E Main and
Tenth (Baptist Church), W
Main and Sixth (Methodist Church) and W Broadway and Fourth.
Breckenridge residents enjoy a cookout hosted by Joe Roberts and Freida Wiley.
P.O. Box 218
Hamilton, MO 64644
Thank You
Thanks so much for the cards,
calls and memorials in memory of
Marshall Tezon. Lemonade Man
would have been so pleased to be
remembered by so many of his
Caldwell County friends.
Anne Tezon
Michael, Kristen and
Cooper Chadwick
RoseMary Russell, Sylvia
Tezon, John and Robin
Tezon and family
Lily, Rose and Fred
Summer vacation time, let us know where you traveled to.
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Weekly Record
July 29, 2015 - Page 3
Courthouse News
fany Hospice in Excelsior Springs. An online guest book
and obituary may be viewed at www.baileycox.com.
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. Michele Adkison, Hamilton, failure to provide proof of insurance, suspended imposition of sentence, 12 months probation.
State vs. Christopher McCubbin, Hamilton, theft, 365
days incarceration in county jail, execution of sentence
suspended, two years probation.
State vs. Andre L. Prince, Kansas City, non-support,
suspended imposition of sentence, two years probation.
State vs. Raymond G. Rielly, S. Sioux City, NE, operating vehicle on highway without valid license, ten
days incarceration in county jail.
State vs. Allen R. Robinson, Chillicothe, DWI-alcohol and careless and imprudent driving involving an
accident, suspended imposition of sentence, two years
probation.
State vs. Quincy D. Taylor, Lathrop, peace disturbance, first offense, three days incarceration in county
jail, $200 fine.
State vs. Sherry L. Turley, Fordland, assault, 15 days
incarceration in county jail.
State vs. Kenneth D. Webb, Kingston, domestic assault, 45 days incarceration in county jail.
State cases for defective equipment with $200 fines:
Robert F. Mizell, Richmond; Nathan D. York, Jr., Lathrop.
Traffic cases: Daniel W. Martin, Hamilton, speeding,
$39.50; Nathan S. Surick, Carl Junction, invalid license,
second offense, $500 fine.
Other State cases: Shannon Tibbett, Lathrop, contamination of surface waters by disposing of wastes,
$500 fine.
Fine Collection Center cases for speeding: Carlie
S. Adams, Braymer, $55.50; Christopher L. Brantley,
Omaha, NE, $30.50; Myung Soo Chang, Palatine, IL,
$55.50; Jeremi L. Coleman, Kingston, $55.50; Seth A.
Malley, Centerton, AR, $55.50; Dorothy H. Mukanjiri,
Frankfort, IL, $30.50; Abhilash Muniganti, Overland
Park, KS, $155.50; Joseph M. Olen, Lenexa, KS, $55.50;
Dursek Tashpulaton, Key West, FL, $80.50; David A. Vogel, Independence, $30.50; Brooklyn N. Walker, Brookfield, $55.50.
Other center cases: Bryce W. Collins, Cameron, failure to display plates, $30.50; Richard W. Evans, Cameron, failure to stop at stop sign, $30.50; Alan J. McComas,
Mooresville, seat belt, $10.
Civil cases: Director of Revenue vs. Joel Alvarez, Polo, judgment against defendant for tax lien for
$2,753.12 plus interest.
Midland Funding LLC vs. Larry Bassett, Breckenridge, judgment against defendant for $577.29 plus
court costs, stay of execution for monthly payments.
Midwestern Health Management vs. Clay L. Bell,
Hamilton, judgment against defendant for $23,859.16
plus interest and court costs, stay of execution for
monthly payments.
Director of Revenue vs. Ronald Hernanez, Sullivan,
judgment against defendant for tax lien for $2,155.90
plus interest.
Director of Revenue vs. Latisha A. McKnown and
John G. Nicholson, Excelsior Springs, et al, judgment
against defendants for tax lien for $8,590.45 plus interest.
Midwestern Health Management vs. Stephen M.
Nixdorf, Hamilton and Casandra J. Nixdorf, Cameron,
et al, judgment against defendants for $2,558.53 plus interest.
Midwestern Health Management vs. Amanda and
Donald D. Stith, Hamilton, et al, judgment against defendants for $1,940.04, stay of execution for monthly
payments.
James B. Foley, Braymer vs. Lisa M. Foley, Carrollton,
dissolution of marriage, joint custody of minor children
is granted to both parents, maintenance waived, costs
taxed to petitioner.
Director of Revenue vs. Theodore R. Tospon, Kingston, judgment against defendant for tax lien for $1,000.54
plus interest.
Director of Revenue vs. Gregory E. Abraham, Kansas City, judgment against defendant for tax lien for
$2,013.66 plus interest.
Director of Revenue vs. Melissa Montejo, Polo and
Santos Morales, Polo, et al, judgment against defendants for tax lien for $6,196.02 plus interest.
The New Liberty Hospital vs. Katy C. and Dustin E.
Noble, Braymer, et al, judgment against defendants for
$9,091.01 plus court costs and interest.
Director of Revenue vs. Kim L. and Mark A. Sanders,
Holts Summit, et al, judgment against defendants for
tax lien or $8,871.73 plus interest.
Lendol “Butch” Copple, Jr.
Recorders Office
Warranty Deeds: Hamilton- Linda E. Eckelberry to
Jason E. and Jennifer L. Segar. Donald Everett to Joshua
P. and Sara Elizabeth Thomas. Kingston- Freda N. Anderson to Dennis and Annette Davis. Kidder- Vidao,
LLC to Earl C. and Anna M. Saxton.
Beneficiary Deeds: Fairview- Gregory G. and Jane P.
Barlow to Sarah Jane Broughton and Lesley Anne Barlow.
Quit Claims: Fairview- Gregory G. and Jane P. Barlow to Gregory G. and Jane P. Barlow.
Deaths
Vivian L. Coffman
Vivian L. Coffman, age 90, of Lathrop, MO, formerly
of Polo, died Friday, July 24, 2015, at an Excelsior Springs
hospital. She was born on Oct. 16, 1924, in Braymer to
George C. and Amanda E. (Day) O’Dell. She was a high
school graduate and a Christian.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Clayborne Lee Coffman; five brothers and two
sisters.
Survivors include her children, Glennda L. Martin of
Excelsior Springs, Marion W. (Marty) Coffman of Lathrop and LaDonna K. Coffman of Excelsior Springs; one
grandchild and three great-grandchildren.
A farewell service was held on Wednesday, July 29,
2015, at the Bailey & Cox Polo Chapel. The family gathered with friends Tuesday evening at the funeral home.
Interment was at the Crown Hill Cemetery in Excelsior
Springs. The family suggests memorial gifts to the Tif-
Lendol “Butch” Copple, Jr., age 73, a resident of Chillicothe, MO, passed away on Thursday, July 23, 2015, at his
residence.
Lendol was born the son of Lendol and Jeraldine (Phillips)
Copple, Sr. on July 29, 1941, in Breckenridge. He was a 1959
graduate of Breckenridge High School in Breckenridge. Lendol worked as a truck driver for J and J Wholesale, MFA, Mid
Am Dairy and Hawkeye Trucking in Nebraska.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one son, Tony
Copple.
Survivors include three sons, Steve and Lendy Copple,
both of Chillicothe, and Vern Constant of Chula; one daughter, Susan Weber of Kansas City; and eight grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the Lindley Funeral Home
in Chillicothe on Tuesday, July 28, 2015. A scheduled family visitation was held at the funeral home in Chillicothe on
Monday, July 27. Burial was held at Rose Hill Cemetery in
Breckenridge. Memorial contributions may be made to the
Rose Hill Cemetery, and may be left at or mailed to Lindley
Funeral Home, P. O. Box 47, Chillicothe, MO 64601. Online condolences may be made at www.lindleyfuneralhomes.
com.
Arrangements were under the direction of Lindley Funeral
Home in Chillicothe.
Calvin C. Fordyce
Calvin C. Fordyce, age 90, of Kidder, MO, passed
away at his home on Friday, July 24, 2015. He was born
on May 8, 1925, in Bethany, to Roy and Goldie (Nighthart) Fordyce.
On April 15, 1948, he married Carol LaVon Dale and
they shared 67 years of marriage until his death.
He graduated from Bethany High School and then
went in the US Army (Mounted Calvary) serving during WWII.
He moved to Gilman City in 1948 with his wife.
They started farming and raising cattle. He later moved
to Stewartsville and started working for the Clinton
County Highway Department in Plattsburg. He later
moved to Osborn and started working at the Quaker
Oats Company in St. Joseph.
He was preceded in death by three sons, Benton,
Ronald and Charles; parents, Roy and Goldie Fordyce;
three sisters, Thelma Beals, Vera Hullinger and Lorea
Walker; and one brother, Goldman Fordyce.
He is survived by his wife, Carol Fordyce, of the
home; son, Carl Fordyce of Aurora, NE; three daughters, LaVeta Barnett (Dalvin) of Winston, Janet Banks
(Dennis) of Cameron, and Teresa Fordyce (Danny Nalle)
of the home; nine grandchildren, Coty Fordyce (Vicki)
of the home, Cara Fordyce of the home, Hillary Banks
of Cameron, Dalvin Barnett of Cameron, Carla Charlier
(Keith) of Blanchard, IA, Colt Banks of Cameron, Kevin
Banks of Cameron, Henry Nalle (Chrissy) of Pattonsburg and Bryan Nalle (Andrea) of Albany; nine greatgrandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
A memorial service was held on Tuesday, July 28,
2015, at Poland-Thompson Funeral Home in Cameron.
A visitation was held prior to the service. Inurnment
will be held at a later date. Donations may be made
to Keystone Willing Workers 4-H Club in Cameron,
or Hamilton Achievers 4-H Club in Hamilton in his
memory. Online condolences may be left at www.polandthompson.com.
(paid obituary)
Carol L. Fordyce
Carol LaVon (Dale) Fordyce, age 83, of Kidder, MO,
passed away at her home on Friday, July 24, 2015. She
was born on Jan. 14, 1932, in Blue Ridge, to Vilas and
Mabel (Ray) Dale.
Carol married Calvin C. Fordyce on April 15, 1948,
in Trenton. They were married 67 years. She was in numerous Extension Clubs, Saddle Clubs, along with 4-H
Clubs.
She lived in Gilman City, Stewartsville, Osborn and
then Kidder since 1978. Carol helped her husband and
parents farm and raise livestock.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Calvin Fordyce; three sons, Benton, Ronald and Charles
Fordyce; parents, Vilas and Mabel (Ray) Dale; brother,
Virgil Dale; and one sister.
She is survived by one son, Carl Fordyce of Aurora,
NE; three daughters, LaVeta Barnett (Dalvin) of Winston,
Janet Banks (Dennis) of Cameron and Teresa Fordyce
(Danny Nalle) of the home; nine grandchildren, Coty
Fordyce (Vicki) of the home, Cara Fordyce of the home,
Hillary Banks of Cameron, Dalvin Barnett of Cameron,
Carla Charlier (Keith) of Blanchard, IA, Kevin Banks of
Cameron, Colt Banks of Cameron, Henry Nalle (Chrissy) of Pattonsburg and Bryan Nalle (Andrea) of Albany;
and nine great-grandchildren.
A memorial service was held on Tuesday, July 28,
2015, at Poland-Thompson Funeral Home in Cameron.
A visitation was held prior to the service. Inurnment
will be held at a later date. Donations may be made
to Keystone Willing Workers 4-H Club in Cameron,
or Hamilton Achievers 4-H Club in Hamilton in her
memory. Online condolences may be left at www.polandthompson.com.
(paid obituary)
Nellie Marie Gurley
Nellie was born the daughter of Rudolph and Alice (Pitzer)
Meyers on July 3, 1920, in Hannibal. She was united in marriage to Joel Clarence (Whick) McBee on Feb. 8, 1941, in
Bowling Green. She was then married to Nathan Dingle in
June 1969 in Hamilton. Later she was married to Lesley Gurley on Feb. 14, 1986 in Hamilton.
Nellie was a member of the Baptist church in Hamilton.
She was a member of the Livewire Sunday School class,
Spring Hill Club, and Women’s Missionary Union. Nellie
was an avid bowler and she enjoyed fishing, making quilts
and card playing. She loved getting together with her family.
Survivors include two sons, Mark McBee (Cindy) of Hamilton and Jerry McBee (Dixie) of Braymer; three daughters,
Bonnie Fraser (Ed) of New London, Loretta Batchelar (Gary)
of Bettendorf, IA, and Jackie Ison (Paul) of Union Star; one
stepdaughter, Darlene Puckett (Raymond) of Hamilton; 17
grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren; two great great-grandchildren; five step grandchildren; nine step great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mary Gilert of Arkansas.
She was preceded in death by her parents; three husbands;
four brothers; two sisters; two sons; one grandson; one greatgrandson; one great-granddaughter; one step grandson; two
stepsons; and one stepdaughter.
Funeral services were held at the Lindley Pitts Funeral
Home in Braymer on Sunday, July 26. A scheduled family
visitation was held at the funeral home on Saturday, July 25.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Children’s Mercy Hospital and/or McBee Chapel Cemetery, and may be left
at or mailed to Lindley Funeral Home, P. O. Box 47, Chillicothe, MO 64601. Online condolences may be made at www.
lindleyfuneralhomes.com.
Arrangements were under the direction of Lindley Pitts
Funeral Home in Braymer.
(paid obituary)
Elizabeth Ann Sheetz
Elizabeth Ann “Bessie” (Lewis) Sheetz, age 98,
daughter of David Roderick and Nellie A. (Heare) Lewis was born June 30, 1917 in Livingston County, Dawn,
MO, and passed July 24, 2015 at the Golden Age Nursing Home in Braymer. At an early age she joined the
Bethany Baptist Church. She graduated from Johnson
School in Livingston County.
On May 15, 1940, she was married to Andrew E.
Sheetz. They were the parents of a son, Ronald David,
and a daughter, Beverly Ann (Sheetz) Collier.
Bessie lived most of her youth in the Dawn area and
her married life was on the farms in and around Braymer. After Andrew’s death, Oak Tree Square became
her home for 18 years and then the Golden Age Nursing
Home until her death.
Bessie was always busy. Besides performing the
tasks of a farmer’s wife, she was a lunchroom cook at
Braymer C-4 School and retired after 35 years of service.
In the summers she worked at Tommy’s Café and the
drive-in. Gardening, canning and making quilts were
her favorite pastimes. She will be remembered by her
family and friends for her loving, caring, hard work and
willing to give and help those around her. The children
and grandchildren will forever remember the homemade hot rolls that was a specialty served at the family
gatherings.
Social clubs and contacts were always a part of her
life. She was a member of the Catawba Club, Tobin Valley Club, Red Hat Club, and former member of the Eastern Star. Playing Skip Bo at Oak Tree and afternoon coffee with the ladies at the restaurant kept her informed
of the local news.
Bessie was proud of Braymer and the people who
made it the “Biggest Little Town in MO.” One of her
most memorable moments came when she was called
to be Grand Marshall of the 2007 Homecoming Parade,
in the year of her 90th birthday. She never dreamed of
this but was so honored.
We mourn our loss but rejoice to have shared so
many years with such a beautiful, fine lady. May her
spirit continue to remain in our hearts.
Bessie was preceded in death by her husband Andrew “Shorty” and son, Ronnie. Bessie’s parents and
seven Lewis brothers also preceded her in death.
She is survived by one daughter, Beverly (Sheetz)
Collier and son-in-law Larry of Sugar Land, TX; daughter-in-law, Dixie (Climer-Sheetz) Flamm of Cameron;
five grandchildren, Brad (Hydi) Sheetz of Winston, Tricia (Rob) Bozarth of Pattonsburg, Preston (Stephanie)
Sheetz of Cameron, Jerrod (Laura) Collier of Lindenhurst, IL, and Nichole (Kent) Smith of Natrona Heights,
PA; fourteen great-grandchildren, Meagan, Andrew,
Tanleigh, Bristol, Reiann Sheetz; Martika (Matt) (Sheetz)
Kissick; Trevor and Dillon Ott; MacKinzie Street, Austin
Sheetz; Katelyn and Kirsten Smith; Joshua and Marilee
Collier; six great great-grandchilren, Faith Burnette,
Khloe Ott, Grant, Quentyn and Maci Sheetz, and Daxton Sheetz.
Others who will remember her as Aunt Bessie are
Eva Nelle, John, Betty Ann, Marie from the Lewis family and Bill, Bob, Gene, Carol, Judy, Laura, Barbara,
Vernon, Erma, Martha, Marcia, Andrea, Sonny, Maxine,
and Russell from the Sheetz family.
Funeral services for Elizabeth were held on July 27,
2015, at the Pitts Funeral Home. Bob Vermillion officiated and Andy Derrickson sang “In the Garden” and
“How Great Thou Art.” Pallbearers were Brad Sheetz,
Preston Sheetz, Jerrod Collier, Drew Sheetz, Trevor Ott,
Dillon Ott, and Austin Sheetz. Burial was in the Evergreen Cemetery at Braymer under the direction of the
Pitts Funeral Home.
(paid obituary)
Nellie Marie Gurley, age 95, a resident of Braymer, MO,
passed away on Wednesday, July 22, 2015, at Golden Age
Nursing Home in Braymer.
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Grand Canyon
Gary and Kathy Wright of Braymer enjoyed a vacation to the Southwest this summer. They visited the Oklahoma National Museum and Memorial dedicated to the victims of the bombing in Oklahoma city. They then visited
Santa Fe, New Mexico where they toured the Loretto chaple. The story is the sister’s prayers were answered when
a carpenter arrived riding a donkey to build a staircase to the choir loft. From there they visited the Painted Desert
and Petrified Forest then headed to Williams, AZ., the end of Route 66. Next they visited the Grand Canyon. From
there they went to Mesa Verde National Park cliff dwellings. Before coming home they went to Manitou Springs,
CO to see the Garden of the Gods. Gary and Kathy reported a great time.
Braymer Council discusses
condemning properties
The July meeting of the
Braymer City Council was held
with three council members
present, Connie Keller was absent. Employees present were
Tanya Mallory, Greg Prothero
and Brandon Kehl.
Under old business, the
council discussed condeming
properties and what to do. The
city attorney suggested using
Chapter 41 before condemning.
The city would also like to put
liens on the properties that the
city mows. A letter will be sent
to a property owner requesting
their presence at court for the
property which has animals
running in and out.
Under new business, Clerk
Mallory informed the council
that the citizens in town could
call the Cameron Shopper at
816-632-6543 to have the shopper stopped from being thrown
in their drive.
The council discussed buying water at the water plant.
The council voted to keep the
water plant locked at all times
and only allow employees in
the plant.
Greg Prothero of the water department informed the
council that the pump that was
5K run/walk
Christ’s Cupboard will
hold a 5K color run/walk
at Stagecoach Park in Polo
Aug. 1. See the ad on page 8
for more details.
Kidder Picnic
The Annual Kidder Picnic will be held July 30-Aug.
3. Mustang Amusements,
Fish fry. See the schedule of
events on page 8.
Cowgill Day
The Annual Cowgill Day
will be held Saturday, Aug.
1. Schedule of events on
page 8.
Millville ice
cream social
Saturday Aug. 1 homemade ice cream and cobbler
starting at 6 p.m. at Millville
United Methodist Church at
Band K Jct.
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overhauled had locked up. This
pump was repaired on May 15,
2013. Prothero called Layne
Christenson and they are to
send someone to look at it. If
it was a part from the previous
repair, they will repair it, if it
is something new it will be the
city’s responsibility. The council voted to have Christenson
look at it.
The council asked Prothero if
he could clean out some ditches
with the tractor. Prothero said
they could try but didn’t know
how good it would work.
Braymer Police Chief Kehl
informed the council that he
has been working on hiring
someone to help in the police
department. The council discussed several items that they
would like for him to be working on.
Code Enforcer Andrew Pratt
let the council know who he
had sent letters to. He has sent
out 14 letters. Some have complied with the letters, others
will be getting tickets or summoned to court. There is a junk
yard at the edge of town that
the council wants him to work
on getting cleaned up.
Mayor Rogers asked the
council on behalf of Pat Goll if
the Outreach Center could put
a no parking sign on the east
side of the building. The council will look into this request.
The next meeting of the
Braymer City Council will be
Aug. 11 at 5 p.m. along with a
closed session meeting.
Preparing for the Missouri Gas & Steam Engine Show
Kendall Morgan driving the Farmall with Bob Blades riding shotgun on the power binder pulling out large weeds
among the oats being fed along the belt.
Long before the Missouri Gas
& Steam Engine show is scheduled to begin, preparations are
already underway. On a field
owned by Walker’s, members
of the Gas & Steam Engine
Association have gathered to
bind oats using an antique
McCormick Deering binder.
After an hour of hookups and
adjustments, the old machine
was ready to go. Tall weeds
seemed to be a major deterrent
in the machine’s ability to cut
and feed the oats through the
belt. Men walking behind the
machine were ready to stack
bundles of oats the machine
tied and spit out the side. The
bundles would later be hauled
by wagon to the steam engine
grounds to be threshed during
the show in August. Those who
came to enjoy in the fun were
Rusty Baker, Mark Morgan,
Larry Atkinson, Brent Henry,
Randy Smith, Darrin Lund,
Bob Blades, John Blades, Kendall Morgan and Bennett Carter.
University of Missouri
Extension
Debbie Johnson, Writer
Become a Master
Gardener
Source: David Trinklein, 573-8829631
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Sharing is at the heart of the Master
Gardener program.
Gardening brings joy as you
fill your world with growing
things, says David Trinklein,
horticulture specialist for University of Missouri Extension.
It also allows you share your
joy with others.
“Master Gardeners embrace
helping others learn to grow,”
Trinklein said.
In the past, those interested
in becoming a Master Gardener
had to attend weeks of classes.
But traveling to a bricks-andmortar classroom is not convenient for everyone. So online
classes were born.
“Not as a substitute for faceto-face, but it is an option for
those who find it difficult to
make it to face-to-face classes,”
Trinklein said.
Using the online learning
software Moodle as a platform,
classes are delivered as a series
of scripted and narrated PowerPoint presentations.
“With online training, you
Randy Smith, Brent Henry, John Blades and Larry Atkinson stacking bundles.
INDEX
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Local News ............................4
School/Sports ........................7
Weekly Record........................3
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News and Advertising deadline for The Caldwell County News is Monday at noon
5
County Tax Certificates
Page
July 29, 2015- Page 7
house in Kingston, Caldwell
County, Missouri, sell at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash:
All of Lots Three (3) and
Four (4), in Block One (1), in
Schafer’s Addition to the City
of Hamilton, Caldwell County,
Missouri.
Commonly known as and numbered 503 W. Berry St., Hamilton,
MO 64644.
to satisfy said debt and cost.
Pittenger Law Group, LLC
Successor Trustee
By: _______________
Brandon T. Pittenger
Member
6900 College Boulevard, Suite 325
Overland Park, KS 66211
P.O. Box 7410
Overland Park, KS 66207
(913) 323-4595
(913) 661-1747 fax
NOTICE
Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. Section
1692c(b), no information concerning the collection of this debt may
be given without the prior consent
of the consumer given directly to
the debt collector or the express
permission of a court of competent
jurisdiction. The debt collector is
attempting to collect a debt and any
information obtained will be used
for that purpose.
C4-4w, July 15, 22, 29, Aug. 5
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF CALDWELL COUNTY,
MISSOURI
DIVISION I
Case No. 15CL – CV00106
TOBY T. FITZWATER and
GLENDA KAY FITZWATER,
Husband and wife,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
BNSF RAILWAY COMPANY,
f/k/a Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Company, and f/
k/a Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad
Company,
And their grantees, representatives,
successors and assigns (known,
unknown, and unborn), and if living, their unknown heirs, spouses,
devisees, grantees, assignees,
donees, alienees, legatees, administrators, personal representatives,
guardians, mortgagees, trustees,
and legal representatives, and all
other persons, corporations, or
successors claiming by, through, or
under them,
Defendants.
NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
Public Notice
The State of Missouri to unknown Defendants, their successors
and assigns.
You are hereby notified that an
action has been commenced against
you in the Circuit Court for the
County of Caldwell, Missouri, the
object and general nature of which
is to quiet title regarding the railroad
right-of-way situate on the following described real estate, and which
affects the following described real
property situate in Caldwell County,
Missouri:
All that part of the East Half
of the Northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter of Section
Two (2) lying North of the
Hannibal & St. Joseph (now
the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad).
Also one acre off the East end
of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of said Section Two
(2), lying north of the Hannibal & St. Joseph (now the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad).
All in Township Fifty-seven
(57), of Range Twenty-nine
(29), and containing 3.21 acres
more or less.
All of that part of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter, and all of that part of
the East Half of the Northwest
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter lying north of the Hannibal
& St. Joseph Railroad (now the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad) in Section Two (2),
all in Township Fifty-seven
(57), of Range Twenty-nine
(29). All that part of the former
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad (formerly Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad)
right of way which is a part
of, adjoins, or is adjacent to a
tract described as: That part of
the North Half of the Southeast
Quarter of Section Two (2), in
Township Fifty-seven (57),
of Range Twenty-nine (29),
Caldwell County, Missouri,
described as follows: The East
one-fourth of the Thirty-two
and Twenty-one Hundredths
(32.21) acres in the Northeast
Quarter of the Southeast quarter lying South of the centerline
of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, and Fourteen
and one-half (14.50) acres in
the East Half of the Northwest
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, lying South of the centerline of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad.
The names of all parties to said
action are stated above in the caption
hereof and the name and address
of the attorney for the Plaintiffs is:
Lauren A. Horsman, of Chapman
and Cowherd, P.C., 903 Jackson
Street, P.O. Box 228, Chillicothe,
MO 64601.
You are further notified that unless
you file an answer or other pleading
or shall otherwise appear and defend
against the aforesaid Petition within
45 days after the 8 th day of July,
2015, judgment by default will be
rendered against you.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
of the Circuit Court this 2nd day of
July, 2015.
Carrie Miller, Circuit Clerk
C3-4w, July 8, 15, 22, 29
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
For default in the payment of debt
secured by a deed of trust executed
by Kenneth Oswald and Christene
Oswald, dated November 20, 2007,
and recorded on November 26, 2007,
Document No. 38277, in Book No.
100, at Page 362 in the Office of
the Recorder of Deeds, Caldwell
County, Missouri, the undersigned
Successor Trustee will on August
21, 2015, at 1:30 PM, at the South
Front Door of the Caldwell County
Courthouse, Kingston, Missouri,
sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot Twenty-one (21) and the
West Half of Lot Twenty-two
(22), in MEADOWVIEW
ACRES FIRST ADDITION,
a subdivision of the Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4) of the
Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4)
of Section Twenty-two (22),
Township Fifty-five (55), of
Range Twenty-eight (28), in
the City of Polo, Caldwell
County, Missouri. Subject to
all public and private roads
and easements., commonly
known as 101 Ash Street, Polo,
MO, 64671
subject to all prior easements,
restrictions, reservations, covenants
and encumbrances now of record, if
any, to satisfy the debt and costs.
SouthLaw, P.C. f/k/a South & Associates, P.C., Successor Trustee
First Publication: July 29, 2015.
For more information, visit www.
southlaw.com
NOTICE
Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C.
/1692c(b), no information concerning the collection of this debt may
be given without the prior consent
of the consumer given directly to
the debt collector or the express
permission of a court of competent
jurisdiction. The debt collector is
attempting to collect a debt and
any information obtained will be
used for that purpose Casefile No.
182037-749228.
C6-4w, July 29, Aug. 5, 12, 19
Gardner...
Continued from page 1
can do the class work whenever it’s convenient for you,”
Trinklein said. “It’s accessible 24
hour a day, seven days a week.”
Subjects covered include basic botany, soils and plant nutrition, vegetable gardening, fruit
production, plant propagation,
insects, plant diseases, landscape plants, landscape design
and pesticide safety.
As you go through each segment, you’ll be tested on your
understanding of the materials.
“Trainees are expected to
achieve a composite score of at
least 70 percent on chapter quizzes,” Trinklein said.
Successfully passing Master
Gardener tests isn’t the only requirement for certification.
“Master Gardener trainees
are required to donate 30 hours
of service, helping others learn
to grow,” Trinklein said. “Local
Master Gardener chapters can
help online trainees find volunteer positions so they can meet
the service hour requirements.”
Once certified as a Master
Gardener, you will continue to
learn and share.
“You have to continue to educate yourself and to serve the
public,” Trinklein said. “Master
Gardeners are required to do six
hours of continuing education
and 20 hours of community service each year.”
If you’re happiest when
you have dirt under your fingernails, get a thrill when tiny
sprouts break through the soil
and love to share your passion
for gardening, consider becoming a Master Gardener.
The Master Gardener fall
online classes begin August 30.
The registration deadline is August 21. To register or for more
information, visit http://extension.missouri.edu/mg.
Accident report...
Continued from page 5
rected and went back across and
off the south side of the road
where the vehicle overturned
and came to rest on its driver’s
side. Adkins was taken to Cameron Regional Medical Center by
Caldwell County Ambulance.
Caldwell
County Health
Department
Aug. 4: Blood pressure clinic
at Kidder water building 9 a.m.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
**Dr. Shafique
provides full-time
Nephrology/
Kidney services in
Medical Plaza II at
CRMC
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Dr. Khan
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Dr. Malik
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Dr. Malik
Saturday
1
Dr. Salamat
3 Dr. Arain
Dr. Cornett
Dr. Hindupur
Dr. Middleton
Dr. Shemwell
Dr. Stevens
Dr. Carter
4 Dr. Ananth
Dr. Freeman
Dr. Lee
Dr. Tumanut
5 Dr. Bronson
Dr. Middleton
Dr. Mirza
Dr. Ramos
6 Dr. Dugan
Dr. Lukens
Dr. Middleton
Dr. Scott
7 Dr. Ababneh
Dr. Khan
Dr. Witte
8
10 Dr. Arain
Dr. Cornett
Dr. Middleton
Dr. Ramos
Dr. Shemwell
Dr. V. Tonkovic
11 Dr. Ananth
Dr. Davuluri
Dr. Freeman
Dr. Lee
Dr. Tumanut
12 Dr. Barnhill
Dr. Middleton
Dr. Mirza
Dr. V. Tonkovic
Dr. Zhou
13 Dr. Brecheisen
Dr. Dugan
Dr. Lukens
Dr. Scott
Dr. M. Tonkovic
14 Dr. Malik
Dr. Olson
Dr. Ramos
Dr. Witte
15
Dr. Salamat
Dr. Shaffie
17 Dr. Arain
18 Dr. Ananth
Dr. Freeman
Dr. Lee
Dr. Montone
Dr. Tumanut
19 Dr. Barnhill
Dr. Middleton
Dr. Mirza
Dr. M. Tonkovic
Dr. Tumanut
20 Dr. Dugan
Dr. Jafri
Dr. Lukens
Dr. Scott
Dr. M. Tonkovic
21 Dr. V. Tonkovic
Dr. Witte
22
25 Dr. Ananth
Dr. Freeman
Dr. Lee
26 Dr. Barnhill
Dr. Haideri
Dr. Mirza
Dr. V. Tonkovic
27 Dr. Jafri
Dr. Lukens
Dr. Padmanabhan
Dr. Scott
Dr. M. Tonkovic
28 Dr. Ramos
Dr. Witte
Dr. Cornett
Dr. Hindupur
Dr. Middleton
Dr. Shemwell
Dr. V. Tonkovic
Dr. Carter
24 Dr. Arain
Dr. Cornett
Dr. Ramos
Dr. Shemwell
Dr. V. Tonkovic
31 Dr. Arain
Dr. Cornett
Dr. Hindupur
Dr. Shemwell
Dr. V. Tonkovic
Dr. Carter
CRMC offers financial assistance
to qualifying individuals. Please call
(816) 649-3326 for more information.
Dr. Arain
Dr. Khan
Dr. Manzoor
Outpatient Clinic I
Outpatient Clinic II
New Orthopedic Ctr.
Mirabile C-1
School open
house August 25
The 2015-16 school year is
just around the corner. There
are some new faces at Mirabile
School this year. The teachers
and staff are all looking forward
to welcoming students back
during the open house on Tuesday, Aug. 25 from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. The school will be serving
hot dogs, chips, lemonade and
Georgia’s root beer floats.
Students are encouraged
to bring their school supplies,
check out their classrooms and
get their desk ready for the
first day of school. Enrollment
papers will be completed and
lunch payments will be collected. The only change in fees will
be the price of extra milk. Extra
milk has gone from 30¢ to 35¢
each.
The first day of school is
Wednesday, Aug. 26.
What art offers is space–a
certain breathing room for the
spirit.
John Updike
ACTIVE STAFF PHYSICIANS
Muhammad Amin, M.D.
Laeeq Azmat, M.D.
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Dr. Arain
Sam Barton, D.O.
Gordon Byrom, D.O.
Stephanie Davis, D.O.
Kendall DeSelms, D.O.
Doak Doolittle, M.D.
Nancy Gasparovic, D.P.M.
Daut Gjoni, M.D.
Arihant Jain, M.D.
(816) 649-3230
(816) 649-3208
(816) 649-3362
Mirabile C-1 School will coop with Polo R-VII for seventh
and eighth grade sports including: Softball, Football and Track.
If you are interested in participating or want more information please attend the Mirabile
C-1 School Board meeting Aug.
12 at 7 p.m. in the Mirabile C-1
School Planning Room.
Aladdin Ababneh, M.D., Cardiology
Peri Ananth, M.D., Pain Management (Located in new Orthopedic Center)
Faheem Arain, M.D., Psychiatry/Child Psychiatry
Gregory Barnhill, D.O., Orthopedics (Located in new Orthopedic Center)
Nancy Brecheisen, M.D., Pulmonary Medicine
Wendell Bronson, D.O., Rheumatology
Robert Carter, M.D., Vascular Surgery (Located at Westside Medical Office)
Alan Cornett, D.O., Orthopedics (Located in new Orthopedic Center)
S.R. Davuluri, M.D., Neurology
David Dugan, D.O., Orthopedics (Located in new Orthopedic Center)
Kent Freeman, M.D., Physiatry (Located in new Orthopedic Center)
Hussain Haideri, M.D., Nephrology
Mohan Hindupur, M.D., Cardiology
Syed Jafri, M.D., Gastroenterology
Shahbaz Khan, M.D., Psychiatry
Eugene Lee, M.D., Urology (Located at Westside Medical Office)
Matthew L. Lukens, M.D., Vascular Surgery
Salman Malik, M.D., Neurology
Roma Manzoor, M.D., Psychiatry
Mary Jo Middleton, M.D., Physiatry (Located in new Orthopedic Center)
Moben Mirza, M.D., Urology (Located at Westside Medical Office)
Jason Montone, D.O., Orthopedic Spine Surgery
John P. Olson, M.D., PhD, Neurosurgery
Priya Padmanabhan, M.D., Urology (Located at Westside Medical Office)
Ricardo Ramos, M.D., Cardiology
Muhammad Salamat, M.D., Oncology
Thomas Scott, M.D., Rheumatology (Located in new Orthopedic Center)
Sobia Shaffie, M.D., Psychiatry
Robert Shemwell, D.P.M., Podiatry
Damien Stevens, M.D., Pulmonary/Sleep Medicine
Marija Tonkovic, M.D., Dermatology
Viseslav Tonkovic, M.D., Dermatology
Benesto Tumanut, M.D., Ear, Nose, Throat
Kevin Witte, D.O., Orthopedics/Sports Medicine (Located in Orthopedic Ctr.)
Sherry Zhou, M.D., Endocrinology
Laura Harbison, D.O.
Molly Harp, D.O.
1600 E. Evergreen; Box 557
Cameron, MO 64429
Mirabile C-1
School sports
OUTPATIENT CLINIC PHYSICIANS
CRMC August 2015 Outpatient Clinic Calendar
Sunday
Aug. 6: Wic at Kingston Office 9 a.m.-noon, 1-4 p.m.
Immunization clinic 12:304 p.m.
Aug. 7: Oak Tree Square
blood pressure clinic 3 p.m.
at Polo Nutrition Center 11 a.m.
Aug. 12: Wic at Braymer City
Hall 1-4 p.m.
Aug. 13: Wic at Kingston Office 9 a.m.-noon
Immunizations at office
12:30-4:30 p.m.
at Rosewood Village 11:30 a.m.
Wic at Kingston office 9
a.m.-noon
Immunizations at office
12:30-4:30 p.m.
Aug. 26: Wic at Hamilton
Methodist Church noon-5 p.m.
Aug. 27: Immunizations at
office from 12:30-4:30 p.m.
Fred Kiehl, D.O.
James Neely, D.O.
Abdalla M. Oun, M.D.
Shahzad Shafique, M.D.**
Elisa Vinyard, D.O.
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Notice of Tax
Certificate
Sale
August 24,
2015
The following is a publication of land and lots
in Caldwell County, Missouri, upon which Tax
Certificates are to be offered for sale at the front
door of the Courthouse
in Kingston, Missouri, on
August 24, 2015 at 10:00
a.m. I will offer properties
in Breckenridge, Gomer,
Hamilton, Kidder, Mirabile, Kingson, Davis, Lincoln, Grant Townships until all properties indicated
by the publication have
been offered for sale, according to the provisions
of Section 140.170R.S. of
Missouri 1978. The County Collector has a separate
list of lots in Hideaway
Lakes. The names of owners and legal description will be posted in the
Courthouse in Kingston.
The land or lots are
to be sold under the description as listed and the
amounts as shown due
for each year represent
the total amount of taxes,
interest and costs, but not
including the cost of this
sale, which will be twenty-five cents more than
the amount shown, and a
certificate will be issued
covering as much of said
land and lots as necessary
to discharge the amount of
taxes, interest and charges
which are due thereon at
the time of the sale.
Land or lots offered for
sale the first, second and
third years must bring the
total amount of taxes, interest and costs.
A tax sale certificate
does not mean you have
a clear title and anyone
purchasing must do a title
search on each property
before a collector’s deed is
issued.
Also, anyone wanting to purchase a listed
property must sign an affidavit in the collector’s
office stating they do not
owe any delinquent taxes.
A non-resident must have
an appointed agent filed
with the County Clerk.
Land and lots to be offered are as follows:
FIRST OFFERING
Breckenridge
Township
01-2-10-4--02-2.00Cecil, Bruce & Connie
C/O Leslie Cecil: 10-57-26Blk 33 & 34 except Lots 4 &
5 of Blk 34-Original Town
(City) of Breckenridge,
MO. 2012-$580.24, 2013$477.43, 2014-$428.71. Ad
Cost-$23.64
01-2-10-3--04-19.00Bassett, Peggy Jo: 1057-26-Blk 69-The South
half of Lot 4 in Murphy &
Pierce Add’n to the City of
Breckenridge, MO. 2012$378.07,
2013-$333.73,
2014-$299.61. Ad Cost$23.64
01-2-10-3--04-3.00Gannon, John O. &
Jennifer: 10-57-26-Blk 65The N1/2 of Lot 3 except
10’ off the west side in
Murphy & Pierce Add’n
to the City of Breckenridge. 2012-$20.79, 2013$18.24, 2014-$16.17. Ad
Cost-$23.64
01-2-10-4--10-8.00Fields, Paul & Bernice
c/o Galen Harper: 1057-26 Blk 14 Lot 9. 2012$33.11, 2013-$28.09, 2014$25.01. Ad Cost-$23.64
01-2-10-4--05-12.00Rain-E-Day LLC: 1057-26-Blk 21-All of Lot 1 &
the w 36’ of Lot 2 except
for the N 80’ thereof, City
of Breckenridge. 2012$313.45,
2013-$267.09,
2014-$239.74. Ad Cost$23.64
01-2-10-4--16-7.00Flood, Danny E.: 10-5726 Blk 2 Lots 5 2nd Wisconsin Add’n of Breckenridge. 2012-$1,426.49,
2013-$1,169.88,
2014$1,050.77. Ad Cost-$23.64
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Gomer Township
02-8-33----2.01-
Public Notice
Fiegly, Robert Shannon & Alici: 33-57-27-A
Tract of land Beg 540 E of
N Qtr Cor., The., E 661.25’,
S 250.90’, SWerly 693.70, N
460; to POB (5.39) acres).
2012-$3,290.16,
2013$2,904.62, 2014-$2,520.91.
Ad Cost-$23.64
02-9-31----2.02Blackmon, Wm. Joseph: 31-57-27-E1/2 NE
except A Tract Beg 1459.40’
S of NE Cor Sec 31, Th., W
332’, N 409.20, E 588’, N
1050.40’, W 920’ to (11.66
acres).
2012-$1,204.27,
2013-$1,051.50,
2014$913.68. Ad Cost-$23.64
Add’n of Braymer. 2012$213.18,
2013-$158.62,
2014-$139.77. Ad Cost$23.64
09-2-10-1--01-6.00Frazier, Steve W. &
Ronda A.: 10-55-26 Blk 6
Lot 17, 18, 19, 20 Mowder
Add’n. 2012-$229.57, 2013$172.26, 2014-$151.82. Ad
Cost-$23.64
09-2-10-4--03-2.00Cockriel, Carrie M.
& Larry R.: 10-55-26 Blk
20 Lot 12 Milwaukee 3rd
Add’n to Braymer, MO.
2012-$114.80, 2013-$99.72,
2014-$87.80. Ad Cost$23.64
Hamilton Township
03-6-13-4--02-4.00Eskridge, Dicky, Dean
& Dina Sue: 13-57-28-Lot’s 10, 12, & 14 Tool &
Daley Add’n of Hamilton,
MO. 2012-$1,228.58, 2013$1,069.84,
2014-$930.13.
Ad Cost-$23.64
03-6-13-4--02-5.00Chaney, Cheryl R.: 1357-28 Blk 1 Lot 6, 8 Tool
& Daley Add’n of Hamilton. 2012-$108.02, 2013$110.43, 2014-$95.84. Ad
Cost-$23.64
03-6-13-4--03-10.00Wortman,
Rachael
Ann: 13-57-28 Miller
Add’n of Hamilton the W
75’ of the N 132’ of Lot 4
Blk D. 2012-$624.18, 2013$543.45, 2014-$472.38. Ad
Cost-$23.64
Eggers
Unlimited,
LLC.: 24-57-28 Blk 3-Ten
feet off the N side Lot 6 and
all of Lot 7-Railroad Add’n
to the City of Hamilton,
MO. 2012-$779.78, 2013$678.98, 2014-$590.23. Ad
Cost-$23.64
03-6-24-2--08-20.00Eggers
Unlimited
LLC.: 24-57-28 Outlot 8 - A
Tract Beg NW Cor Outlot 8, Th., E 90’, S 143.25’,
W 90’, N 140.25’ to the
POB Subj to easements
of. 2012-$540.68, 2013$470.74, 2014-$409.15. Ad
Cost-$23.64
Kidder Township
04-1-1-1--02-13.00Parsons, Donna-Marie, Sam & Donna Davis:
01-57-29 Blk 34 the N 37.5’
of Lot 13 and all of Lots 14,
15, 16 the Original Town
of Kidder. 2012-$477.16,
2013-$419.71,
2014$344.86. Ad Cost-$23.64
04-1-1-2--04-4.00Orr, Larry E. & Michelle Lee: 1-57-29 Lots
10, 11 and 12 Blk 3 Original Town of Kidder. 2012$874.80,
2013-$769.60,
2014-$632.49. Ad Cost$23.64
04-8-28----7.03Stubbs, Kevin B.: 28-5729-Lot 3 of Barwick Acres,
A subdivision of the SE
SW, Subj to easements of
record. 2012-$Paid, 2013$Paid, 2014-$1,148.66. Ad
Cost-$23.64
Grant Township
11-8-27-2--10-7.00Walker, Roscoe M. &
Patricia L.: 27-55-28 Blk
12 S 1/2 Lot 5 and all Lots
6 & 7 in the Original City
of Polo, MO. 2012-$515.07,
2013-$304.46,
2014$307.39. Ad Cost-$23.64
11-8-27-2--04-10.00Haase, Betty: 27-55-28
Blk 4 Beg SW Cor Lot 5,
Th., N 21’ E for length of
Lot S 21’, W to the POB.
2012-$82.79, 2013-$72.74,
2014-$73.02. Ad Cost$23.64
11-8-27-2--07-3.00Choplosky,
Leslie
& Jeffery W. Dagley:
27-55-28 Blk 7 Lot 10
Original Town of Polo.
2012-$Paid, 2013-$139.30,
2014-$140.50. Ad Cost$23.64
11-8-27-2--13-1.00Mohler, Melvin & Linda: 27-55-28 Section 27 of
Polo Tract Beg. 40’ E and
635’ N SW Cor SW Nw,
Thn. E 260’ (S), S 45’ (S) E
340’ (S) 2012-$337.21, 2013$296.79, 2014-$516.44. Ad
Cost-$23.64
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Kingston Township
06-5-21-4--03-5.00Bowman, James W.
& Shannon R.: 21-56-28
Blk 3 Lots 1 & 2, Prospect
Place. 2012-$43.96, 2013$34.05, 2014-$31.44. Ad
Cost-$23.64
06-5-21-4--03-7.00Bowman, James W.
& Shannon R.: 21-56-28
Blk 4 Lots 3 & 4 Prospect
Place. 2012-$33.17, 2013$27.15, 2014-$25.02. Ad
Cost-$23.64
06-5-22-3--06-17.00Parker, Jacklyn: 2256-28 Lot 7 Beg 420’ W of
West R/W line on E line of
SW and the South line of
Main St., Thn. W 80’, S 255’
E 8. 2012-$363.98, 2013$206.53, 2014-$191.86. Ad
Cost-$23.64
06-5-21-4--03-6.00Bowman, James W.
& Shannon R.: 21-56-28
Place. 2012-$83.50, 2013$69.53, 2014-$64.44. Ad
Cost-$23.64
06-5-21-4--03-8.00Bowman, James W.
& Shannon R.: 21-56-28
Place. 2012-$33.17, 2013$27.15, 2014-$25.02. Ad
Cost-$23.64
Davis Township
09-1-11-3--04-4.00Kincaid, James: 1155-26 Blk 23 Lot 9, 10
Milwaukee Land Co. 4th
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SECOND OFFERING
Breckenridge
Township
01-2-10-4--04-14.00Burnett, Betty E. Doyle
Lansdale: 10-57-26 Blk 20
Lot 2 Original City East
1/2 of: 2011-$67.90, 2012$59.44, 2013-$51.40, 2014$45.95. Ad Cost-$23.64
01-2-10-4--04-16.00Lansdale, Doyle F.
& Judy K.: 10-57-26 Blk
19 Lot 5 Original City of
Lot 5: 2011-$271.12, 2012$237.70,
2013-$210.40,
2014-$188.68. Ad Cost$23.64
01-2-10-4--18-6.00Lansdale, Doyle F. Jr.
& Judy K.: 10-57-26 All
of the S. 100’ of Blk 7, being all of Lots 5 & 6 in the
Second Wisconsin Add’n
of Breckenridge. 2011$68.08, 2012-$59.57, 2013$74.46, 2014-$66.68. Ad
Cost-$23.64
01-2-10-4--10-6.00Lansdale, Doyle F. &
Judy K.: 10-57-26 Blk 14
Lot 7 the W. 22.5’ of Lot
7, Bl. 2011-$76.09, 2012$66.61, 2013-$57.77, 2014$51.65. Ad Cost-$23.64
Davis Township
09-2-10-4--08-8.00Roseleaf, Deborah S.:
10-55-26 Blk 12 The W 1/2
of Lots 11 & 12 in the City
of Braymer, MO. 2011$330.23,
2012-$308.42,
2013-$215.03,
2014$189.56. Ad Cost-$23.64
THIRD OFFERING
Breckenridge
Township
01-2-10-4--10-7.00Lansdale Jr., Doyle F.:
10-57-26 Blk 14 Lot 8 Commercial-Funeral
Home.
2010-$144.06, 2011-$97.92,
2012-$85.75, 2013-$75.80,
2014-$67.83. Ad Cost$23.64
Mirabile Township
05-8-34-3--03-6.00Gagnon, Christopher
L. C/O Glen Gagnon:
34-56-29 Blk 4 Lot 7, 8 all
Lot 7 and W 30’ of Lot 8
original town of Mirabile. 2010-$210.59, 2011$199.21,
2012-$178.23,
2013-$140.41, 2014-133.97.
Ad Cost-$23.64
05-8-34-3--04-3.00Gagnon, Christopher
L. C/O Glen Gagnon: 3456-29 Blk 4 Lot 1, 2, 3, AL
SO A Tract Beg 28’. 2010$37.73, 2011-$35.52, 2012$31.65, 2013-$24.87, 2014$23.52. Ad Cost-$23.64
Lincoln Township
10-5-21-1--03-6.00-
Ballard, William H.
III & Fred: 21-55-27 Tennessee Add’n Lots 9. 10
and 11 Blk 1 original City
of Cowgill. 2010-$619.34,
2011-$574.02,
2012$487.73,
2013-$216.25,
2014-$190.72. Ad Cost$23.64
FOURTH OFFERING
Breckenridge
Township
01-2-10-4--02-9.00Clark, J.T. C/O Kevin
Dale Cecil: 10-57-26 The S
70’ of Lots 4 and 5 Blk 34
Original City of Breckenridge. 2007-$184.18, 2008$191.78,
2009-$179.13,
2010-$179.99, 2011-$35.92,
2012-$31.36, 2013-$32.81,
2014-$29.26. Ad Cost$23.64
01-2-10-4--04-19.00Alexander, Jimmie:1057-26 Blk 19 the W half of
Lot 3 City of Breckenridge,
MO. 2009-$10.73, 2010$10.35, 2011-$9.26, 2012$9.18, 2013-$7.95, 2014$6.93. Ad Cost-$23.64
Hamilton Township
03-6-13-3--08-7.00Cole, Clifford V.: 1357-28 Beg at SE Cor Blk 17,
Thn N 88’, W 120’, S 88’, E
120’, to Beg this being Lots
11 and 12 Blk 17 Original. 2008-$486.20, 2009$436.19,
2010-$116.68,
2011-$105.30, 2012-$92.84,
2013-$80.69, 2014-$69.98.
Ad Cost-$23.64
03-6-14-4--06-13.00Circle Court, LLC: 1457-28 Blk 1 Lots 4, 5 & 9
of Harper’s Sub-Division
of Outlots 35, 36 & 37
in the City of Hamilton,
MO. 2008-$799.84, 2009$717.64,
2010-$136.90,
2011-$123.56,
2012$108.98, 2013-$94.74, 2014$82.19. Ad Cost-$23.64
Davis Township
09-2-10-4--07-16.00RECA Limited Partnership A South Caroline
LTD Partnership: 10-5526 Blk 18 Lot 6 in Milwaukee Land Co 2nd Add’n
to Braymer, MO. 2008$408.27,
2009-$383.16,
2010-$326.90,
2011$308.84,
2012-$292.81,
2013-$53.84, 2014-$47.33.
Ad Cost-$23.64
I, June Grooms, Collector for the County of
Caldwell, State of Missouri, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a
true and correct list of the
land and lots that will be
offered for sale as above
set forth.
Dated this 6th day of
July, 2015
June Grooms/Collector
Caldwell
County,
Kingston, MO
Births
KENNEDY
LAYNE
BOOTH
Cory and Shaelee Booth
announce the birth of a
daughter, Kennedy Layne,
born July 21, 2015 at 12:12
p.m. at the Cameron Regional Medical Center.
Kennedy weighed 5 lbs.
9 oz. and was 18 inches
long. She was welcomed
home by sisters Cory and
Keller Lynn.
Maternal grandparents
are Nick V. Moore of St.
Joseph and Dana Alexander of St. Joseph.
Paternal grandparents
are Richard and Karci
Curnow of Breckenridge.
Paternal great-grandparent is Anita Keller of
Breckenridge.
AARON DAVID ROGERS
Paul and Melissa Rogers of Hamilton announce
the birth of a son, Aaron
David, born July 24, 2015
at Cameron Regional
Medical Center. Aaron
weighed 6 lbs. 6 oz. and
was 19 inches long. Welcoming Aaron home are
brothers Alex, Andrew
and Adin.
Maternal grandparents
are Randy Stufflebean
of Warrenton and Debra
Barten of Troy.
Paternal grandparents
are David and Barbara
Rogers of Gallatin.
Paternal great-grandmother is Jetta Rogers of
Gallatin.
Hamilton
Police Log
July 20: Responded to
N. Gallatin on a possible
suicidal attempt, patient
transported to Cameron
Regional Hospital by
EMS, all secure. Patrol of
Hamilton, all secure.
July 21: Patrol of Hamilton, all secure.
N. Gallatin on a well being check, all secure, unfounded. Responded to
Casey’s on a motorist assist, keys locked in vehicle, contacted Walker’s for
assistance. Responded to
the 4-way on Davis, parties selling products on
corner, advised subjects
to go to City Hall for a
vendor permit, all secure.
Responded to S. Hughes,
recovered property, all
secure. Patrol of the 700
block of S. Hughes, kids
riding bikes in the street
with traffic, made contact,
all secure.
Supervision Services at
W. School on a Daviess
County warrant, William
Eugene Hall was arrested
for violating bond condition by using meth/original charge: possession
of controlled substance
except 35 grams or less
of marijuana, bond set at
$100,000 cash only, subject transported to CCDC.
Summoned to Supervision Services at W. School
on a Daviess County warrant (Probation Violation)
Fawn Nicole Marriott
was arrested for violating
bond conditions by using
marijuana, original charges: endangering the welfare of a child-2nd Degree
(intoxication/BAC)
Vehicular/Misdemeanor A,
DWI-Drug intoxicationMisdemeanor and Failed
to have two lighted headlamps-one on each side
of passenger car/truck/
bus-N/A Mesdemeanor
Unclassified/Bond set at
$2,000 cash, subject transported to CCDC. Summoned to Supervision
Service on a Livingston
County warrant (violation of bond conditions)
Shawna Lynn Frye was arrested for violating bond
conditions by consuming
methamphetamine, controlled substance/ original
charge: possession of controlled substance except
35 grams or less of marijuana, Felony C, bond set
at $50,000 cash only, subject transported to CCDC.
Controlled burn at the 400
block of E. Berry, citizen
burning grass clippings
(supervised) all secure.
July 24: Traffic control
throughout the city, all secure.
S. Davis on a well being
check. Patient transported
to Cameron Regional Hospital by EMS. Parked vehicle at N. Gallatin rolled
into another citizen’s vehicle, breaking a taillight,
report taken. Patrol of
July 26: Mutual assist
on code enforcement on
a building permit at N.
Davis, all secure. Patrol of
Citations:
July 22: Danielle Faye
Ness, exceeding speed
limit, 47/35 Mph., operating a motor vehicle with
an expired drivers license.
July 24: Robert Gage
Johnson, exceeding speed
limit, 53/35 Mph.
July 25: Angela D. Mobley, exceeding speed limit, 49/35 Mph.
Caldwell Co.
Nutrition Site
Come join us at the center! We offer a free blood
pressure and blood sugar
check every third Tuesday of the month. Every
Tuesday is our pitch tournament. 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 thru Friday. A
suggested donation for 60
yrs and over is $3.50 per
meal and there is a charge
of $6.35 per meal for those
under 60 yrs. Menu is
subject to change without
notice. Our center is also
available as a cooling center for anyone in need of
a place to stay cool. Our
business hours are 7am
– 1pm.
The Nutrition Center is
also available for rent after normal business hours
and on the weekends. Call
the center for more information and prices 660354-2213.
7/29/15
Wednesday
Chili, green beans, pears,
crackers, brownie
7/30/15
Thursday
Ham/scalloped
potato
casserole, winter mix,
peaches, bread
7/31/15 Friday Hamburger/bun, potato wedges, broccoli salad, tropical
fruit
8/3/15 Monday Sloppy
joe/bun, potato wedges,
3-bean salad, ambrosia
8/4/15 Tuesday Swiss
steak, hashbrown casserole, spinach, peach cobbler, bread
Pitch Tournament Winners for July 21, 2015
First Place: Mary Golubski - 239
Second Place: Ella Mae
Warner – 229 & George
Hiskett - 229
Last Place: Jolene Elliott - 123
Accident
Report
An accident occurred
Saturday, July 25, 2015
on Rt. P four miles south
of Hamilton at 12:30 a.m.
when a 2000 Ford Escort
driven by Charles Adkins,
22, of Cameron, was westbound on Rt. P and went
off the north side of the
road. The driver over-corContinued on page 7
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MOVING SALE: Aug. 1, 8
a.m. to ?, 506 N. Davis, Hamilton,
leather furniture set, riding mower,
Ready Heater, NASCAR diecast,
clothes, pilates machine, treadmill,
trampoline, TV stands, compressor,
misc. (C6)
HAMILTON
METHODIST
Church Thrift Shop, Thurs. and
Fri., 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., North
Davis and 6th Streets, Hamilton.
(tfn-PC37)
Have something to sell
or want to buy?
Call us at
816-583-2116 by
Friday noon to place
your want ad.
Only $8.50 for 50
words gets your ad in
two print publications
and on the web.
Help Wanted
BRAYMER SCHOOL is looking for a full-time night custodian.
Hours are from 2:30 p.m. until 10:
30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Starting pay is $15,912. Benefits
include board-paid life and partially paid health insurance, sick
leave and two weeks paid vacation. Job description is available
in the District Office. Support staff
application can be printed from
braymerbobcats.org or picked up
in the main office. Must be able
to pass a background check. Job
will remain open until filled. EOE
(C5P6-2w)
DRIVERS: Great pay, benefits/
home time, lots of work and miles,
no layoffs, CDL-A, 1 Yr. OTR
exp., pet friendly, 1-800-831-4832
x1406. (PC6-2w)
FULL TIME office position,
need dependable worker for 8-5,
M-F, office position. Must have
computer knowledge, good communication and phone skills. Please
send resume to: Estimating Department, P.O. Box 157, Hamilton, MO
64644. (C6)
HOUSEKEEPING: looking for
new customers, good references,
prefer local area, 660-752-6411,
ask for Gloria. (PC6-4w)
Services
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
TAX HEARING NOTICE
Breckenridge Township
A public hearing will be held at
the Hamilton City Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2015, at 5:30 p.m. at
which time citizens may be heard
on the property tax rates proposed
to be set by the City of Hamilton,
Missouri. The tax rates shall be
set to produce the revenues which
the budget for the fiscal year 20152016 shows to be required from the
property taxes. Each tax rate is determined by computation on forms
supplied, reviewed and approved
by the State Auditor’s Office. The
City’s estimated assessed valuation
is $14,982,348 with a total estimated tax rate of $2.34 per $100
assessed valuation. Estimated total
taxes collected at a 96% collection
rate is $336,560.
C5-2w, July 29, Aug. 5
Breckenridge Township will
hold its tax hearing on Aug. 10,
2015, at 6:00 p.m., at the township
building.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING AND MEETING
Caldwell County Commissioners
The Caldwell County Commissioners hereby announce a
public hearing and meeting for
Monday, Aug. 10, 2015, at 10:00
a.m. The meeting location will be
in the commissioner’s room in the
Caldwell County Courthouse on
the first floor. The following is to
be discussed and considered at this
meeting:
• Gallatin Quarry 660-663-3101
• Nettleton Quarry 660-644-5821
• Office 660-644-5680
GASTINEAU
DOZING
For Rent
FOR RENT in Hamilton,
Gallatin and Kingston, 1, 2, 3 and 4
bedrooms. Shower, air, dishwasher,
$450 and up. Call 816-583-2376 or
816-583-2750. (tfn)
3BR HOUSE for rent, 2 miles
from Hamilton with ten acres, $700
per month, 816-465-0143, 5832376, or 583-2750. (PC52-tfn)
Garage Sales
GARAGE SALE: July 31 &
Aug. 1, 7-4 p.m., Hamilton, 4
miles west on old Hwy. 36, Ruth
Pierce and friends, ping pong table,
Chiefs and Nebraska football helmets, Chiefs footballs, Captains
bed with shelves & drawers, wood
stove, 48” sink & cabinet-new,
sports balls, books, wicker chair on
pole, golf bags & clubs, Christmas
dishes, baby clothes-girls 0-18
mos., walker, maternity clothes,
woman’s dress clothes size 12-14,
clothes all sizes, 2 outside lounge
chairs, air cleaner machine, soccer
net, croquet set, baby wipe warmer,
chicken waters, tools, water tank
(small), much misc. (PC6)
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Wanted
WANTED: SILVER AND
GOLD COINS, dental gold, gold
mountings, sterling silver, old
watches and diamonds. Highest
cash price paid. Junior Sandy at
816-632-2126 or 816-390-2027.
(52w #46:5/2016)
Public Notices
PUBLIC NOTICE
Mirabile C-1 School District
Mirabile C-1 School District
will be having a tax rate hearing
on Aug. 12, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. in
the Mirabile C-1 School Planning
Room.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE`S
SALE
For default under the terms
of the Deed of Trust executed by
Larry R. Jordan and Cynthia L.
Jordan, Husband and Wife, dated
November 18, 2002, recorded on
November 25, 2002 as Document
No. 26114, in Book 96, Page 986,
Office of the Recorder of Deeds,
Caldwell County, Missouri, the
undersigned Successor Trustee
will on Thursday, August 13,
2015, at 12:00 PM at the South
Front Door of the Caldwell County
Courthouse, Highway 13 and Main
Street, in Kingston, Missouri, sell
at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash:
Caldwell County Commissioners
816-586-2571
NOTICE OF HEARING
Davis Township
A hearing will be held at 7:00
p.m., Aug. 20, 2015, at Braymer,
at the Davis Township office, at
which time citizens may be heard
on the property tax rates proposed
to be set by Davis Township, a
political subdivision. The tax rates
shall be set to produce the revenues
which the budget for the fiscal year
beginning Jan. 1, 2015, shows to
be required from the property tax.
Each tax rate is determined by
dividing the amount of revenue
required by the current assessed
valuation. The result is multiplied
by 100, so the tax rate will be
expressed in cents per $100 valuation. Each tax rate is determined by
computation on forms supplied by
the State Auditor’s Office.
Board of Davis Township
Caldwell County Missouri
By Carolyn Clevenger, Clerk
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
Lincoln Township will conduct
a public hearing at 6:30 p.m. on
Aug. 10 at the Lincoln Township
barn for the purpose of setting the
Property Tax Rates for 2015. The
tax rates shall be set to produce the
revenues for the year 2015.
The rate is determined by computation on forms supplied by the
Missouri State Auditor’s Office.
to satisfy said debt and costs.
_________
Martin, Leigh, Laws & Fritzlen,
P.C.
Successor Trustee
Gregory D. Todd, Assistant Secretary
(816) 221-1430
www.mllfpc.com
(Jordan, 5935.625, Publication
Start: 07/22/2015 )
MARTIN, LEIGH, LAWS & FRITZLEN, P.C., AS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE, IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE.
C5-4w, July 22, 29, Aug. 5, 12
Under the terms of the Deed of
Trust executed by JASON E BOWEN AND REBECCA A BOWEN,
HUSBAND AND WIFE dated
09/23/2003, and recorded on 09/
26/2003 Book 97 Page 524 in the
office of the Recorder of Deeds for
Caldwell County, MISSOURI, the
undersigned Successor Trustee,
will on 08/13/2015 at 2:30 PM
at the South Front Door of the
Caldwell County Courthouse, 49
E. Main St. Kingston, MO 64650,
sell at public venue to the highest
bidder for cash subject to the terms
announced at the sale, the realty described in said deed of trust, to wit:
Adams Abstract & Title Company
Kingston, MO • 586-2011
Member
Providing Land Title Services for 102 Years
File #: BOWJABA7
First publication date 07/22/2015
C5-4w, July 22, 29, Aug. 5, 12
Default having been made in
the payment of that certain note secured by Deed of Trust executed by
Russell J. Suhr and Meredith K.
Suhr, Husband and Wife, dated
October 19, 1999 and recorded
on October 19, 1999 in Book 94,
Page 886, as Document No. 18232,
Office of Recorder of Deeds,
Caldwell County, Missouri. The
Successor Trustee will on August
20, 2015, between the hours of 9:
00 o’clock A.M. and 5:00 P.M.
more particularly at 10:00AM, at
the Caldwell County Courthouse,
Highway 13 & Main St., South
Front door, Kingston, MO 64650,
sell at public venue to the highest
bidder for cash, the following real
estate:
The West half of the Southwest quarter (SW 1⁄4) of the
Southeast quarter (SE 1⁄4)
except two (2) acres in the
Southwest corner thereof,
in Section two (2), Township fifty-five (55), Range
twenty-eight (28).
1571 Tobin Valley
Kingston, MO 64650
Dr.,
S&W Foreclosure Corporation
Successor Trustee
In Re: JASON E BOWEN
AND REBECCA A BOWEN,
HUSBAND AND WIFE
Business Directory
Published in the The Caldwell
County News
For the purpose of satisfying
said indebtedness and the costs of
executing this trust.
TRUSTEE’S SALE
COMMENCING AT THE
SOUTHWEST
CORNER
OF THE SOUTHEAST
QUARTER (SE1/4) OF THE
SOUTHWEST QUARTER
(SW1/4)
OF
SECTION
TWENTY-SIX (26), TOWNSHIP FIFTY-SEVEN (57),
RANGE TWENTY-SEVEN
(27), CALDWELL COUNTY, MISSOURI; THENCE
EAST ALONG THE SOUTH
LINE OF THE AFORESAID
SECTION
TWENTY-SIX
(26) A DISTANCE OF
936.48 FEET TO THE TRUE
Substitute Trustee Corporation
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE
www.substitutetrusteecorp.com
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S
SALE
All that part of the Northwest
Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of Section Twentyone (21), Township Fifty-five
(55), Range Twenty-nine
(29), described as follows:
Commencing 495 feet North
of the Southeast corner of
the Northwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter of said
Section 21; thence West 440
feet; thence North 440 feet,
thence East 440 feet; thence
South 440 feet to the point of
commencement in Caldwell
County, Missouri,
Limited Special Use Permit
for RV Park/Motel applied
for by Robert Ford on property owned by Mike Ford at
1500 N.W. Old Highway 36,
Hamilton.
Trager
Limestone
Gallatin, MO
Ag Lime
All Sizes Crushed Limestone
Trucks Available
7 Miles North of Hamilton
Linda Shipley
Breckenridge Township Clerk
POINT OF BEGINNING
FOR THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED TRACT OF
LAND; THENCE NORTH A
DISTANCE OF 335.0 FEET;
THENCE EAST PARALLEL TO THE AFORESAID
SOUTH LINE OF SECTION TWENTY-SIX (26) A
DISTANCE OF 650.0 FEET;
THENCE SOUTH A DISTANCE OF 335.0 FEET TO
THE AFORESAID SOUTH
LINE OF SECTION TWENTY-SIX (26); THENCE
WEST ALONG THE SOUTH
LINE OF THE AFORESAID
SECTION
TWENTY-SIX
(26) A DISTANCE OF 650.0
FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING.
Pub Commences July 29, 2015
S&K File No.15-026892
By: Shapiro & Kreisman, LLC
www.shapiroattorneys.com/mo
Purported address: 1 5 7 1
Tobin Valley Dr., Kingston,
MO 64650
C6-4w, July 29, Aug. 5, 12, 19
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S
SALE
For default in the payment
of debt secured by deed of trust
executed by Joseph N. Schriever
Jr. a/k/a Joseph N. Schriever and
Dawn N. Schriever a/k/a Dawn R.
Schriever, husband and wife, dated
5/17/2006, recorded 5/23/2006
as Document Number 34776 in
Book 99, Page 309, in the Office
of Recorder of Deeds, Caldwell
County, Missouri at Kingston, the
undersigned Successor Trustee will
on Thursday, 8/06/2015 between
the hours of 9 o’clock a.m. and 5
o’clock p.m., specifically at 12:30
PM, at the South front door of the
Caldwell County Circuit CourtContinued on Page 7
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Opinions
This week’s yummy recipe is Taco Chicken. It’s so good and easy to make ahead
and it’s a great left over too. We ate this on vacation it was
nice not having to cook. It was given to me by a family
friend and I just had to share with you all.
INGRIDENTS:
Red’s Ideal
Meals
By Stephanie Henry
1 whole chicken- boil and debone
1 cup broth
1 small onion chopped
1 can of cream of chicken soup
1 can of cream of mushroom soup
1 can or rotel mild tomatoes
2 cups cheddar cheese
1 big bag of Doritos’s
TIME TO COOK:
Combine soups, onion, tomatoes, chicken and broth.
Spray casserole dish, begin laying it with Doritos’s and cheese.
Put half of the chicken mixture on top of the chips and cheese.
Layer more chips and cheese then the rest of the chicken mixture.
Top with more chips and cheese and bake at 30 minutes at 350 degrees.
Letters to the Editor
Enjoy! Let me know how 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!
Letters to the Editor do not necessarily reflect the views of The
Caldwell County staff and paper
July 27, 1995
Cold-Blooded Murder
Fellow Americans,
Cold-blooded murder. That’s what abortion is, plain and simple. I have been silent for too long regarding abortion. Sadly, so have most Americans. Each baby’s unalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is violated when the baby
is murdered in the womb. The following is a brief history of the origin and purpose
of America’s tax-funded murder factory called Planned Parenthood.
Margaret Sanger was an American birth control activist who opened the first birth
control clinic in Brooklyn, New York in 1916. She established the American Birth
Control League in 1921, which evolved into the Planned Parenthood Federation of
America in 1942. Here are some quotes attributed to her:
•
“The most merciful thing that a family does to one of its infant members is to kill
it."
•
"Birth control must lead ultimately to a cleaner race."
•
"We don't want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population.”
•
"Colored people are like human weeds and are to be exterminated."
•
“Eugenic sterilization is an urgent need ... We must prevent multiplication of this bad
stock."
•
"Eugenics is the most adequate and thorough avenue to the solution of racial, political and social problems.”
•
“The undeniably feeble-minded should, indeed, not only be discouraged but prevented from propagating their kind."
Margaret Sanger and her group of social elites believed they should control the
size, sex, race, and intelligence of the general population. If you were poor, retarded,
disabled, diseased, or a racial minority, you were forced to live in labor camps, sterilized, or murdered! That sounds eerily similar to Adolph Hitler to me! Here are the
2014 Planned Parenthood stats:
•
Over 327,653 babies murdered
•
37 murders per hour
•
1 murder every 90 seconds
•
Received $528 million from taxpayers, which comprised 41% of their budget
•
Some funding is generated from the sale of murdered babies’ tissue and body parts
•
392 murders for 1 adoption
Since the Supreme Court ruled abortion is legal, it must be okay, right? WRONG!
Murder is immoral and God will hold us accountable in the end. We must do all we
can to expose and stop this heinous activity. Go to www.lifenews.com and www.
cnsnews.com to learn more. May God Bless you and the United States of America!
Dan Landi
Kidder, MO
Looking Back in Braymer
July 31, 1935
Two eggs are worth a nickel at the Stratton Drug Store Saturday of this week, according to the store’s ad. For one day only, Mr. Stratton will “swap” a sky-high ice
cream cone for two eggs. It’s a special for the kiddies.
The first old-age pension checks are to go out Nov. 1 but the law does not promise
a flat $30 monthly to all. The man who lives in the country and has a few pigs and
chickens will only receive $7 or $8 a month, where a man in the city will receive $30
or enough to live on in fairly comfortable circumstances.
July 29, 1965
Governor Warren E. Harnes has received notification from President Lyndon B.
Johnson that 20 counties in Northwest Missouri to be a Major Disaster Area. This
includes Caldwell County.
Road work has finally reached Braymer and Rt. 116 is under construction right
up to Main Street. The road is closed between Cowgill and Braymer, but one of these
days we will have a very high type surface on which to travel.
Mead-Pitts Funeral Service: 24 hour ambulance service.
Braymer Fox Hunter’s Association will hold their 21 annual Fox Hunt Aug. 12-14.
Besides the fox hunt there will be a carnival with rides and concessions. An old fashioned round and square dance will be held every night.
Playing at the B-Bi Theatre: Saturday- “36 Hours” with James Garner, Rod Taylor
and Eva Marie Saint; Sunday- “Bikini Beach” with Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello; Wednesday- “Masquerade” with Cliff Robertson.
August 1, 1985
The Annual Braymer Community Fair has been set for Aug. 15-18. The Tri-Cross
and Mud Marathon will be held on Sunday, Aug. 18 at Tait Park.
Krista O’Neal, winner of several awards, is currently enjoying a 15-day tour of Europe, sponsored by the United States Achievement Academy. Krista is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Owen of Braymer and Sam O’Neal of Blue Springs.
Vol. 147 Issue 6 Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Published weekly at 101 S. Davis • P.O. Box 218 • Hamilton, Missouri 64644
Phone (816) 583-2116 • Fax (816) 583-2118 • e-mail: [email protected]
Web Page:www.mycaldwellcounty.com
(USPS 233-500) H & H Publishing, L.L.C., Owner • Incorporated under the laws of Missouri
October 1, 2013 Periodical Postage Paid at Hamilton, MO 64644 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: H&H
Publishing, 101 S. Davis St., P.O. Box 218, Hamilton, MO 64644
Charles and Maxine Watkins left on July 6 and drove to Wellington, CO for the
start of a 4,850 mile vacation.
Out of the Past in Hamilton
July 29, 1915
The Hamilton Band will give its weekly concert on Main Street tomorrow (Friday)
night instead of Saturday night as the leader, Mr. Rutherford, is in charge of the band
for the Cameron Chautauqua which begins Saturday.
July 26, 1945
The Japs won’t be defeated as easily as some news commentators and would be
“arm chair generals” are predicting. Nor is it probable that the war in the Pacific
will be over in the next few months was the information the publisher received last
Thursday afternoon in a press conference “Task Force 3o” at the Robidoux Hotel
in St. Joseph conducted by soldiers from the 7th Service Command Headquarters at
Omaha, NB.
July, 30, 1975
Excavation for the J.C. Penney Memorial Library and Museum in Hamilton should
get under way in about ten days, according to Richardson Construction Co. which
was awarded the general contract Tuesday afternoon, July 29. Sealed bid proposals
were opened and publicly read at City Hall at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
July 28, 2005
Hamilton Police have issued an alert for area residents to be wary of anyone coming to their door who might be posing as a representative of the Green Thumb Agency.
July 28, 2010
By the time school starts for Hamilton students on Aug. 18, students will be congregating at of 20 bus stops in town, and down from 100 stops in previous years. State
cuts to transportation funds is responsible for the new procedures and the changes
were on the agenda at last Wednesday’s Hamilton’s Board of Education meeting.
Fun Facts in History
July 26, 1944 - The U.S. Army began desegregating its training camp facilities.
Black platoons were then assigned to white companies in a first step toward battlefield integration. However, the official order integrating the armed forces didn’t come
until July 26, 1948, signed by President Harry Truman.
July 26, 1945 - The U.S. Cruiser Indianapolis arrived at Tinian Island in the Marianas with an unassembled Atomic bomb, met by scientists ready to complete the
assembly.
July 26, 1953 - The beginning of Fidel Castro’s revolutionary “26th of July Movement.” In 1959, Castro led the rebellion that drove out dictator Fulgencio Batista. Although he once declared that Cuba would never again be ruled by a dictator, Castro’s
government became a Communist dictatorship.
Birthday - Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) was born in Dublin,
Ireland.
July 27, 1953 - The Korean War ended with the signing of an armistice by U.S. and
North Korean delegates at Panmunjom, Korea. The war had lasted just over three
years.
July 28, 1932 - The Bonus March eviction in Washington, D.C., occurred as U.S.
Army troops under the command of General Douglas MacArthur, Major Dwight D.
Eisenhower and Major George S. Patton, attacked and burned the encampments of
unemployed World War I veterans. About 15,000 veterans had marched on Washington, demanding payment of a war bonus they had been promised. After two months’
encampment in Washington’s Anacostia Flats, forced eviction of the bonus marchers
by the U.S. Army was ordered by President Herbert Hoover.
July 28, 1943 - During World War II, a firestorm killed 42,000 civilians in Hamburg,
Germany. The firestorm occurred after 2,326 tons of bombs and incendiaries were
dropped by the Allies.
Birthday - Jackie Kennedy (1929-1994) was born in Southampton, New York (as
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier). She was married to John Fitzgerald Kennedy and after his
death later married Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis.
Birthday - Benito Mussolini (1883-1945) was born in Dovia, Italy. He ruled Italy
from 1922-1943, first as prime minister and then as “Il Duce,” the absolute dictator.
July 30, 1975 - Former Teamsters Union leader James Hoffa was last seen outside
a restaurant near Detroit, Michigan. His 13-year federal prison sentence had been
commuted by President Richard M. Nixon in 1971. On December 8, 1982, seven years
after his disappearance, an Oakland County judge declared Hoffa officially dead.
Birthday - Automotive pioneer Henry Ford (1863-1947) was born in Dearborn
Township, Michigan. He developed an assembly-line production system and introduced a $5-a-day wage for automotive workers. “History is bunk,” he once said.
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