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ADVENTURES IN SEDALIA

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Boonslick Library

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Issue 101 • Volume 156 Friday, June 21, 2024 SedaliaDemocrat.com • $2

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By Faith Bemiss-

McKinney

faithb@sedaliademocrat.com

Young members of the

Boys & Girls Clubs of West

Central Missouri received

thoughtful and healthy in-

formation Wednesday, June

19, during the annual State

Fair Community College

Health Fair.

Boys & Girls Club mem-

bers in kindergarten through

fourth grade visited and

learned from SFCC’s nurs-

ing students, who had 16

interactive booths set up in

the Heber Hunt Elementary

School gym. Healthy topics

included re and bicycle

safety, the importance of be-

ing clean, the dos and don’ts

of bedtime, mental health,

and being aware of what one

eats and drinks.

e event is part of the

Boys & Girls Club summer

program.

Tyler Hudson, director of

operations with the Boys &

Girls Club, said around 250

Club members would be

on hand for the Wednesday

event.

“Every year, State Fair

Community College and

their nursing program put

on a carnival/fair for us

in the gym,” he explained.

“ere are (16) dierent sta-

tions that the kids get to ro-

tate through trying dierent

educational activities related

to healthcare topics.”

Hudson added this

summer has been the Club’s

biggest summer.

“Usually, we’re close to

180 to 200 (members) a day,”

he noted. “But this summer’s

been a little higher, especially

third and fourth grade.”

He added with the March

acquisition of the Fayette

site, the Club now serves 14

sites. Once the Teen Center

is built, it will have 15 sites.

Emily Bond, RN, a faculty

member with the SFCC

nursing program, said the

college had 18 nursing

students at the event and 16

booths set up. Two stu-

dents, Kayley Woolery and

DeAundre Lewis, were the

team leaders for the Health

Fair. e pair concentrat-

ed on ensuring the other

participants had accurate,

age-appropriate information

and activities for the Club

members.

See SFCC | A6

SFCC hosts Health Fair for Boys & Girls Club

On Wednesday, June 19, during the State Fair Community College Health Fair, nursing

student Genae Hodge shows a spoonful of sugar to members of the Boys & Girls Clubs

of West Central Missouri. Hodge’s table was about “Rethink What You Drink and Eat.”

The annual event is hosted each year for the Boys & Girls Club. This year it was hosted

at Heber Hunt Elementary School. PHOTOS BY FAITH BEMISS-MCKINNEY | DEMOCRAT

Lyric Snider, a State Fair Community College nursing

student, talks about bike helmet safety to members

of the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri on

Wednesday morning, June 19. SFCC had 18 nursing

students on hand, and 16 booths were available for the

children to learn from.

By Chris Howell

chrish@sedaliademocrat.com

At Monday’s Sedalia

City Council meeting,

Second Ward Council-

man Tom Oldham asked

his fellow members to re-

consider their decision to

implement a two-re-sta-

tion model passed at the

previous council session

based on the Public Safety

Committee’s recommen-

dation.

“e committee

decided that in eorts

of aordability, the best

path to take would be

a two-station model,”

Oldham told the Demo-

crat on ursday, June 20,

“which would be keeping

the 16th Street station

and then revamping the

Central re station.”

Oldham said the city

paid for a feasibility study

in 2019 by FGM Archi-

tects of St. Louis, which

recommended a three-sta-

tion model both for public

safety and a better rating

ISO rating.

“e current Fire

Chief and the previous

Fire Chief have been an

advocate for a three-sta-

tion model for several

years now,” Oldham said.

“is feasibility study con-

cluded a few things. One,

the city’s growing, our

response times are dimin-

ishing and our ISO rating

is in jeopardy if we don’t

grow our re department.”

An ISO re rating is

a score provided to re

departments and insur-

ance companies by the

Insurance Services Oce

(ISO). It reects how pre-

pared a community and

area are for res.

“e ISO grades

the city in a number of

things,” Sedalia Fire Chief

Matt Irwin explained.

“Our station placement is

part of that grading scale.

e city can receive up to

105.5 points, 50 points for

the re department, 40

points for our water distri-

bution system, 10 points

for our communications,

which is our Joint Com-

munications, and then 5.5

points for community risk

reductions.”

Irwin has recommend-

ed a three-station model

that would keep the 16th

Street station, remove the

aging Central Fire station

on North Hancock Ave-

nue and add new stations

on the north and south-

east sides of Sedalia.

“I have gone on record,

the council knows it, that

I would love to have three

stations and increase sta

to be better prepared for

anything that comes our

way,” Irwin said.

See COUNCIL | A6

Council asked to

reconsider three re

stations for safety,

insurance savings

By Chris Howell

chrish@sedaliademocrat.com

At 4:25 a.m. Tuesday,

June 18, the Pettis County

Fire Protection District

received a call and rushed

to the home of Anthony

and Brittany Salmons in

the 2500 block of Van Natta

Road in western Pettis

County.

“Upon arrival, we had

the main structure of the

house fully engulfed,” Pettis

County Fire Chief Mike

Harding told the Democrat,

“with the South side of the

house over the garage area

with structural collapse,

fully engulfed, and re

moving towards the rest

of the house. e female

homeowner had awoken

and had notied her family

to go ahead and get the rest

of her family out. She had

tried to put a little bit of

water on the blaze and was

unsuccessful but was able to

get all the family members

out except for one dog.”

Harding conrmed

the cause of the re was a

candle, as was conrmed by

Brittany Salmons.

“I had gone to sleep on

the couch and didn’t realize

there was a candle lit, I

got up and I guess when

I moved my pillow, the

pillowcase landed above

the candle,” Brittany said.

“I came back from the

bathroom and the couch

was on re.

See FIRE | A5

Van Natta Road re destroys family home

Anthony and Brittany Salmons lost everything in an ear-

ly morning re Tuesday, June 18 but were able to get

family and one pet out. Fireghters found their second

dog in a back room of the home and carried Maverick

out with only burns to his back legs and tail.

PHOTO BY CHRIS HOWELL | DEMOCRAT

By Nicole Cooke

ncooke@sedaliademocrat.com

A former Sedalia Dem-

ocrat editor will be among

those inducted into the

Missouri Newspaper Hall

of Fame later this year.

On ursday, June 20,

the Missouri Press Associa-

tion announced that Doug

Kneibert and three others

will join the Missouri

Newspaper Hall of Fame on

Sept. 20 during the associa-

tion’s 158th annual Con-

vention and Trade Show in

Springeld. According to

MPA, the 2024 class is the

34th group to be inducted

since the Hall of Fame was

established in 1991.

Kneibert said he didn’t

know he was even nom-

inated, and found out he

had been selected a few

weeks ago.

“I had no idea I was

being considered. is was

kept a military secret by

all of the family and those

who were involved in it,

and some past staers at the

Democrat. So it came as a

big surprise,” Kneibert told

the Democrat this week.

“... ey were putting up

the case for me without me

even knowing it.”

Kneibert added that

Kevin Lujin, of Sedalia, and

former Democrat manag-

ing editor Lisa Church, of

Columbia, were the driving

forces behind his nomina-

tion.

“If longevity in the

newspaper business is a

criteria, I qualify at 55 years

in one form or another

working for newspapers. I

was gratied,” Kneibert said

of his inclusion in the Hall

of Fame.

Kneibert started his ca-

reer at e Kansas City Star

in 1964 aer completing his

master’s degree at the Mis-

souri School of Journalism.

ree years later, he joined

the Sedalia Democrat as

managing editor. Kneibert

was promoted to editor in

1971, a job he held for more

than 20 years.

Aer leaving the Dem-

ocrat in 1996, Kneibert be-

came a freelance journalist,

writing articles for Catholic

newspapers and maga-

zines. In 2023, he helped

advise the Missouri Photo

Workshop when it returned

to Sedalia,

See HOF | A5

Kneibert selected for Newspaper Hall of Fame

Doug Kneibert

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James William Reid

James William Reid, 86,

of Houstonia, MO, passed

away peaceful-

ly surrounded

by family on

Monday, June

17, 2024, at his

home. He was

born on August

19, 1937, in Pettis

County, MO, the

son of Joe Bill

Reid and Josephine (Bart-

lett) Reid, who preceded

him in death.

On June 25, 1954, in

Houstonia, MO, he was

united in marriage to Bet-

ty Jane Walk, who resides

in the home.

In addition to his wife,

Jimmie is survived by a

son, Steve Reid (Mindy) of

Houstonia; a son-in-law,

Ken Clemons; four grand-

children, Brad, Courtney,

Tyler, and Stefanie; eight

great-grandchildren; a sis-

ter, Betty Jo Minor (Eddie)

of Houstonia; a nephew

Bill Meyer; and additional

nieces, nephews,

and cousins.

In addition

to his parents,

Jimmie was pre-

ceded in death by

a daughter, Janet

Clemons; and a

sister, Marilyn

Harris.

Funeral services will be

held at 11 a.m. on Friday,

June 21, 2024, at Rea Fu-

neral Chapel with Rev. Dr.

Eddie Brown ociating.

e family will receive

friends one hour prior to

the service at the chapel.

e burial will be at

Houstonia Cemetery,

Houstonia, MO.

Memorial contributions

may be made to Range

Line Presbyterian Church

in the care of Rea Funeral

Chapel.

DEATH NOTICE

Jarrett

Betty Lee Jarrett, 91, of Sedalia, died June 19, 2024, at Primrose Retirement Community in Sedalia.

A celebration of life gathering of family and friends will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 29, 2024, at Rea Funeral

Chapel in Sedalia. A visitation will be held one hour prior to the service at the chapel. Cremation arrangements

are under the direction of Rea Funeral Chapel.

FUNERALS

James William

Reid

11 a.m. Friday, June 21

at Rea Funeral Chapel in

Sedalia. Arrangements are

under the direction of Rea

Funeral Chapel.

Patricia Joyce

Schuknecht

2 p.m. Friday, June 21 at

the Missouri State Veterans

Cemetery in Higginsville.

Arrangements are under

the direction of Heckart

Funeral Home in Sedalia.

Gayle Lynn

Albright

11 a.m. Saturday June

22 at Immanuel United

Church of Christ in Sedalia.

Judith J. “Judy”

Menefee

11 a.m. Monday, June

24 at St. Vincent de Paul

Catholic Church, Sacred

Heart Chapel in Sedalia.

Arrangements are under

the direction of McLaughlin

Funeral Chapel.

Charlene LaVonne

“Charlee” Brown

11 a.m. Tuesday, June 25

at Calvary Baptist Church

in Sedalia. Arrangements

are under the direction of

Heckart Funeral Home in

Sedalia.

Betty Lee Jarrett

2 p.m. Saturday, June

29 at Rea Funeral Chapel

in Sedalia. Arrangements

are in the direction of Rea

Funeral Chapel.

Otto Lee Meyer

1 p.m. Friday, July 12 at

the Otterville Community

Center. Arrangements

are under the direction

of Ozark Memorial Park

Crematory in Joplin.

Naomi Carolyn

Edmonds

2 p.m. Friday, Aug. 16 in

the eatre at Friendship

Village in Chestereld.

Arrangements are under

the direction of Schrader

Funeral Home and Crema-

tory in Ballwin.

Carolyn Kay Tyler

Saturday, Sept. 14 at

the Manzanola Cemetery

in Manzanola, Colorado.

Arrangements are under

the direction of Heckart

Funeral Home in Sedalia.

OBITUARIES

In the Tuesday, June 18 article, “Wilkins: From

former nuclear plant engineer to artist,” Pamala

Wilkins’s name was misspelled.

In the Friday, June 14 Pastor’s Pulpit column, “His

good news gossiping has rescued many,” a hymn’s

title was incorrect in the list of author P.C. omas’

dad’s favorite hymns. e hymn mentioned last in the

list should have read “Must I Go, and Empty Hand-

ed?”

e Democrat apologizes for the errors.

CORRECTION

Judith J. ‘Judy’ Menefee

Judith J. “Judy” Mene-

fee, 86, of Kansas City,

formerly of Seda-

lia, died Tuesday,

June 18, 2024, at

McCrite Plaza at

Briarcliff.

Mass of

Christian Burial

will be Monday,

June 24, 2024,

at 11 a.m. at St.

Vincent de Paul

Catholic Church, Sacred

Heart Chapel with Fr.

Brad Berhorst offici-

ating. Burial will be in

Calvary Cemetery. Visi-

tation will be from 10 to

11 a.m. Monday at the

church. Memorials are

suggested to the Chil-

dren’s Therapy Center in

the care of McLaughlin

Funeral Chapel.

Born January 6, 1938,

in Sedalia, she was the

daughter of the late

George and Margaret

Jones Scruton. On Au-

gust 31, 1957, in Sedalia,

she married James D.

“Jim” Menefee, and he

survives of the home.

Also surviving are two

daughters, Pam Crowley

of Bellevue, Nebraska,

and Susan Baumgart-

ner and her

husband Nick

of Kansas City,

Missouri; four

grandchil-

dren, Megan

Reeder (Seth),

Laura Harlan

(Alan), Janine

Diak (Rob-

ert), and Tara

Baumgartner; and four

great-grandchildren, Ali-

son Harlan, Ava Reeder,

James Diak, and Char-

lotte Diak.

She was preceded in

death by five sisters.

Mrs. Menefee was

a member of the St.

Vincent de Paul Catholic

Church, Sacred Heart

Chapel. She was active in

volunteer work, serving

as a Girl Scout leader,

delivering Meals on

Wheels, P.T.A., the Both-

well Hospital Auxiliary,

and helping at the Seda-

lia Senior Center. She

and her husband lived in

Sedalia for many years,

before moving to Kansas

City seven years ago.

Brian James Estes

On Monday, June 17,

2024, Brian James Estes,

age 45, lost his bat-

tle with cancer.

He was born

and raised in

Sedalia, MO, re-

locating to Cabot,

AR, then Colum-

bia, MO.

Brian is pre-

ceded in death by

his mother, Betty

Estes, and his father, James

Estes.

He is survived by his

loving wife, Susan Estes;

three wonderful daugh-

ters, Alyssa Curtis (Chris),

Hannah Estes (Nate), and

Brinna Estes; two beautiful

granddaughters, Oaklynn

and Natalie; and two

brothers, Michael Rayl and

Steven Rayl.

A fun-loving friend

and coworker, Brian spent

many years in the ware-

house industry, most no-

tably at Ditzfeld Transfer

and Club Car Wash. He

brought joy and

laughter into

every place he

worked. Out-

side of work,

Brian enjoyed

spending time

with family and

friends, shing,

swimming, and

cooking.

At Brian’s request,

there will not be a funeral

or visitation service. A

celebration of life is being

planned for a later date.

In lieu of owers, memo-

rial contributions may be

made to further research

at the National Organi-

zation of Rare Disorders

(NORD) for Neuroen-

docrine Tumor Research

(rarediseases.org/

organizations/net-neu-

roendocrine-tumor-re-

search-foundation).

Naomi Carolyn Edmonds

Naomi Carolyn Ed-

monds, 88, of Friendship

Village Senior Residence in

Chestereld, Mo., died there

Friday, June 14.

She was born on a farm

near Stanberry, Mo., on July

8, 1935. She was a resident

of Sedalia from 1969 until

1992, when she and her

husband, pediatrician Dr.

Robert Edmonds, moved to

St. Louis. Naomi was also

the aunt of the late Ron Jen-

nings, a longtime reporter

for the Sedalia Democrat.

Naomi received a bach-

elor’s degree in education

from the University of Mis-

souri. She taught elementary

school and practiced as a

speech therapist in both

Sedalia and St. Louis. Dr.

Edmonds and Naomi retired

and moved to Friendship

Village in 2011.

Although Naomi’s physi-

cal existence has now ended,

her spiritual presence lives

on through her two daugh-

ters, Diane (Aaron) Levine

and Kristin Edmonds; and

four grandchildren, Max

and Noah Levine and Emily

and Wesley Itoku,

all of whom reside

in St. Louis, except

for Emily, who

resides in San

Francisco. eir

lives today were

shaped and en-

riched by the pow-

er of her love, the

moral principles

of her conduct and the val-

ues that she both taught and

practiced.

e impact of Naomi’s

life was also seen and felt by

a host of treasured relatives,

including her now-departed

ve brothers and sisters and

one surviving sister, Lenna,

96, of Sedalia. She is also

survived by numerous niec-

es, nephews and cousins. She

loved them all dearly and

showered them with cards

and poems on occasions of

celebration, birthdays and

holidays. Even as her mem-

ory started to fade, she was

always able to recall names,

locations and occupations

of both blood relatives and

in-laws.

She had many

friends from var-

ious community

service agencies.

ese included

the League of

Women Voters,

the St. Louis

Symphony Volun-

teers, the Sedalia

Community eatre, the

American Association of

University Women, the

American Medical Associa-

tion Auxiliary and the Scott

Joplin International Ragtime

Festival Organizing Com-

mittee. She was a volunteer

and donor for charities serv-

ing the needs of children.

e Edmondses also were

active members of Wesley

United Methodist Church in

Sedalia, and later of St. Mark

Presbyterian Church in St.

Louis.

While she looked back on

her life’s history fondly, she

also looked forward to what-

ever new adventures life had

in store. Her kindness, her

cheerfulness, her consistent

love of family, friends and

community mark the course

of her life with distinction.

All who knew her will fond-

ly remember and miss “Miss

Naomi.”

Naomi will be honored in

an aernoon memorial trib-

ute in the eatre at Friend-

ship Village, Chestereld,

on Friday, Aug. 16 from 2 to

4 p.m. Private interment at

Jeerson Barracks Nation-

al Cemetery. Hers will be

placed alongside those of

her husband, Robert, who

was an Air Force captain (in

Spain) from 1963 to 1966.

In lieu of owers, the

family suggests donations in

Naomi’s honor to the Wom-

en’s Safe House at twsh.org/

support/donate/cash-do-

nation. As a service of the

SCHRADER Funeral Home

and Crematory, friends

may sign the family’s online

guestbook at Schrader.com.

is list is a sampling of

crime in Sedalia and the

surrounding area. Informa-

tion is taken from ocial

police reports, which do

not necessarily contain

statements from all parties

involved in each case.

Sedalia Police

Department

Arrests

June 18

9:31 p.m.: Ashlyn Emalei

Krug, 18, of the 1200 block

of Sixth Street, was issued a

summons aer ocers were

dispatched to a nuisance

call. ey met the caller,

who complained of the

odor of marijuana from the

upstairs neighbor’s apart-

ment. Ocers issued Krug

a citation for residential

consumption of marijuana.

Incidents

June 16

6:38 a.m.: An ocer was

dispatched to the 300 block

of East Chestnut Street in

reference to two dogs killing

a cat.

June 17

12:23 p.m.: A woman

came into the SPD lobby to

report someone vandalized

her vehicle in the 900 block

of Westwood Avenue.

3:51 p.m.: An ocer

was dispatched to meet

the reporting party in the

100 block of West Main

Street regarding harassment

through text message.

June 18

6:53 a.m.: Ocers were

dispatched to a reported

the in the 1800 block of

South Osage Avenue. ey

met with the reporting par-

ty and gathered information

for a report. ere are no

known suspects at this time.

10:50 a.m.: A woman

came into the SPD lobby to

report a tail light was stolen

o her vehicle in the 300

block of McAnally Court.

Missouri State

Highway Patrol

Arrests

June 14

5:53 p.m.: Johnny J.

Brown, 42, of Fulton, was

arrested in Saline County

for felony possession of a

controlled substance, driv-

ing with a revoked license,

tracking a controlled sub-

stance, littering, unlawful

possession of drug para-

phernalia, and tampering

with physical evidence. He

was transported to the Sa-

line County Jail and placed

on a 24-hour hold.

June 17

8:50 p.m.: Sergei S.

Gladush, 45, of Sedalia, was

arrested in Pettis County

for driving while intoxicat-

ed. He was transported to

the Pettis County Jail and

placed on a 12-hour hold.

Compiled by Chris

Howell.

POLICE REPORTS

Two hurt in

Benton County

motorcycle accident

A 12-year-old girl from

Sedalia suered minor

injuries and Eugene A.

Edwards, 36, of Sedalia,

suered moderate injuries

at 3:17 p.m. Monday, June

17 in a Benton County

accident.

According to a Missou-

ri State Highway Patrol

report, Edwards was driv-

ing a 1997 Harley-Da-

vidson north on Route

H at Spring Lake Drive

when he failed to negoti-

ate a le-hand curve and

traveled o the roadway,

ejecting both driver and

passenger.

ey were both

wearing helmets and

were transported by Cole

Camp Ambulance Dis-

trict to Bothwell Regional

Health Center.

Clinton man injured in

Henry County crash

Brett F. Murphy, 57,

Clinton, suered moder-

ate injuries at 12:10 p.m.

Wednesday, June 19 in a

Henry County accident.

According to a Missou-

ri State Highway Patrol

report, Murphy was driv-

ing a 2007 Toyota Tacoma

east on Route 13 when he

crossed the southbound

lanes of Route 13 from

Business 52 and failed

to yield to a southbound

2018 Ford Edge driven by

Sara L. Fellhoelter, 57, of

Deepwater. Aer impact,

both vehicles traveled o

the east side of Route 13

and came to rest in the

median with the Sequoia

resting on its side.

Murphy was not

wearing a seat belt but

Fellhoelter was. Murphy

was transported to Cox

South in Springeld by

Life Flight Eagle.

8-year-old pedestrian

struck in Sedalia

An 8-year-old boy

from Sedalia suered

moderate injuries at

6:40 p.m. Wednesday,

June 19 in a Pettis County

accident.

According to a Mis-

souri State Highway

Patrol report, Charlotte

A. Reusch, 76, of Sedalia,

was driving a 2017 Dodge

Journey southbound on

Kentucky Avenue south

of 36th Street. An 8-year-

old boy entered the path

of the vehicle on a wagon,

causing the vehicle to

strike the pedestrian and

wagon.

e child was own

to University Hospital

in Columbia by MU Air

Medical Services.

Information is taken

from preliminary Missou-

ri State Highway Patrol

reports, which do not

necessarily contain state-

ments from all parties

involved.

Compiled by Chris

Howell.

CRASH REPORTS

Sedalia Democrat NEWS Friday, June 21, 2024

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By Chris Howell

chrish@sedaliademocrat.com

A Sedalia man has been

arrested aer he alarmed

local residents earlier this

month by appearing on

home surveillance cameras

late at night.

Harlin Haines, 55, was

arrested in Boonville this

week. According to infor-

mation from Pettis County

Sheri Brad Anders,

Haines was caught on

surveillance video sneak-

ing around a home in the

area of Sellers Road and

Highway 50 in the early

morning hours of Monday,

May 27. He was seen again

Monday evening, June 3

and early Tuesday morn-

ing, June 4 in the area of

Airpark Road in Sedalia.

“What really prompted

this whole thing was a

resident and their surveil-

lance system found him on

their porch,” Pettis County

Sheri Brad Anders told

the Democrat on urs-

day, June 20. “ey made

the initial report, and then

we got another report of

the guy out masturbating

next to someone’s house

completely nude other

than shoes and socks,

carrying a jar of lube and a

folding chair.”

Haines’ actions and the

panic he evoked weren’t

lost on Anders, who want-

ed him locked up as soon

as possible.

“is is really signi-

cant, all of it,” Anders said.

“We didn’t have an ID on

him, there were a couple

of names that were given

that were close but weren’t

quite right. We were able

to do an investigation

and with assistance of the

public were able to get

him identied and then

get him run through our

databases to nd out that

he already had an active

warrant for his arrest out

of Illinois for failing to

is prompted the Pet-

tis County Sheri’s Oce

to issue another warrant

for failure to register as a

sex oender.

“He has to register with

me as soon as he arrives

and he did not, so we

were able to get a no-bond

warrant on his failure to

here in Pettis County,”

Anders said. “He le Pettis

County about the time

that we started to ask the

public for help with identi-

cation and he was found

in Boonville. We were able

to track some of the things

he was doing to Boonville

and the Boonville PD and

Cooper County Sheri ’s

Oce got involved with

the last known locations

and they had him within a

couple hours.”

“It’s disturbing for the

public and it was evident

that he had created some

discomfort and fear within

the community,” Anders

said. “We’re glad he was

arrested. ank you to

everybody who assisted

with the identication

and thank you to those

agencies who were able to

help us including the U.S.

Marshals, we had them

come down the day before

yesterday and they are

coming again today.”

Chris Howell can be

reached at 660-530-0146.

Sedalia man arrested after

being seen on local porch cam

By Chris Howell

chrish@sedaliademocrat.com

Tuesday evening, June

18, a candidate forum was

hosted at the Sedalia Mu-

nicipal Building for Eastern

and Western Pettis County

commissioner candidates.

e Sedalia Business

Women legislative com-

mittee hosted Eastern

Commissioner candidate

incumbent Israel Baeza and

his opponents Bob Ramey

and Leonard Salmons, as

well as Western Commis-

sioner incumbent Jim Mar-

cum and opponents Mark

A. Edwards and Mark E.

Rieckho. All six candidates

are Republicans.

Moderator Lori Wight-

man introduced the six

candidates to a full audience

in City Council chambers

and asked each candidate

for an opening statement.

Excerpts chosen by the

Democrat are as follows:

“My name is Jim Mar-

cum, and I am the current

Western Commissioner.

I’ve lived here all my life

and own two successful

businesses,” Marcum began.

“Back when my wife passed

away, I decided to run for

oce so I could use my

knowledge building roads

to pay back Pettis County

for supporting my business

for all these years. With

help, we have successfully

built the Road and Bridge

Department into a great

working condition road

crew and know how to do

all kinds of safety im-

provements, and I’ve oen

haggled with big companies

to successfully purchase

proper equipment.”

“I’m Mark Edwards and

I’ve been in the Sedalia-Pet-

tis County area my entire

life,” Edwards said. “I spent

a lot of weekends out in

La Monte on a farm out

there helping my grand-

parents. I’m a graduate of

Smith-Cotton High School,

State Fair Community Col-

lege an accounting degree,

a Bachelor of Science in ac-

counting at Central Missou-

ri State, UCM now, and my

master’s degree at William

Woods University. I worked

my way through college at

Missouri State bank and at

JCPenney. I spent six years

on the City Council around

the year 2000 as First Ward

Council. I am experienced

with the workings of public

service. My career over the

past 20 years has been as

a CFO nancial controller

for a couple of dierent

companies.”

“My name is Mark

Rieckho and I’m a lifelong

resident of Pettis County

and I am a farmer,” Rieck-

ho began. “I grew up in

the Dresden, Hughesville,

La Monte area, went to

school in La Monte, gradu-

ated there. Went to school

at State Fair Community

College, graduated there.

I’ve farmed for the last 40

years with my family in

the Houstonia area. I was a

farmer with my brothers in

Dresden, Hughesville, La

Monte area. I served as a

Pettis County deputy sheri

for 11 years. I feel like my

experience in the farming

end of things gives me a

good handle on being a

county commissioner. Also,

on the Pettis County Soil

and Water District board.”

“It’s really an honor to

serve as the Pettis County

Eastern Commissioner,”

Baeza said. “Four years ago,

when I came before you,

I made a commitment to

be a conservative, ecient

and transparent commis-

sioner. e people of Pettis

County at that time spoke

loud and clear, they asked

for a fresh voice and a new

way of doing business. I go

to work every day making

sure I deliver on those

promises; making sure our

government stays small and

out of our daily lives. As a

conservative, I make sure

our many policies, such as

keeping property tax rates

low, respecting and pro-

tecting your hard-earned

tax dollars. Lastly, we have

been accessible and have

been close to the people we

represent.”

“My name is Leonard

Salmons, I grew up here

in Pettis County, went

to school here in Pettis

County and when I got out

of school, I went to work

for Howard Construc-

tion,” Salmons said. “In the

construction deal, I worked

for 14 years as an operator,

and whenever Howard sold

out, I le there and went

over to the Pettis County

Highway Department.

From 2000 until 2011, I was

a superintendent out there

and laid about every road in

Pettis County with asphalt

road-sealing product. My

years of construction out

there and knowing what it

takes to build a road I feel

would make me a really

good candidate. I’ll not only

work with people, I’ll bring

new businesses in. I feel like

the city and the county, no

matter what our dierenc-

es are, we need to work

together.”

“I’m Bob Ramey and I’d

like to thank the Seda-

lia Business Women for

providing this forum here

tonight,” Ramey said.

“I’m a lifelong resident of

Sedalia-Pettis County, I’ve

been a xture around Pettis

County. You’ve probably

seen me running auctions,

I’ve been involved in oval

racing and for many years,

I was the voice of the

speedway; some of you my

know me as ‘Hollywood.’

is is personal to me; I’ve

run a successful business

here in town in the service

industry for vehicle repair. I

work with businesses locally

here. is is very important

to me. e rst county seat

was established in 1883,

just the stone’s throw from

where I was raised. Judge

James Ramey held the rst

county seat in Pettis Coun-

ty, the Ramey family has

been residents and business

owners in Pettis County for

190 years.”

For 90 minutes, the

candidates elded questions

from the Sedalia Business

Women on their support or

opposition to taxes, landlls

and county construction

permits.

e primary election is

Aug. 6. Absentee voting be-

gins June 25 and no-excuse

absentee voting begins July

23. e winner of each Re-

publican race will appear on

the Nov. 5 general election

ballot, although there is no

Democratic opposition for

either commissioner seat.

To watch a recording of

the forum, visit the Sedalia

Business Women Facebook

page.

Chris Howell can be

reached at 660-530-0146.

SBW hosts candidate forum for commissioners

Sedalia DemocratOPINION

Friday, June 21, 2024

I’ve been getting up

early to go to my garden. I

have an old metal chair in

there, and I sit and watch

my tomatoes grow. Black

and yellow swallowtail

butterflies float in and out

among the onion tops,

and a pair of humming-

birds comes to drink from

the feeder. Sometimes,

I wander up and down

the rows of vegetables in

my pajamas, stooping to

peer closely at the buds

getting ready to blossom.

The mailman and my

neighbors probably think

I’m insane.

I don’t care.

I’m at my happiest when

I’m sitting in the garden,

or back in my tree line

picking the wild goose-

berries that grow there,

or weeding flower beds,

or in the woods hunting

for mushrooms and wild

herbs. There’s something

primally peaceful about

planting and tending and

harvesting. It scratches

a psychic itch that I just

can’t reach with any other

activity — not writing,

or walking, or playing

games, or doing crafts.

Even cooking comes in

only a distant second

place. There’s just some-

thing about plucking that

first ripe red tomato, and

I’m not the only one who

thinks so.

“If I feel like that about

picking one tomato,” said

my daughter, “Think how

grandpa must feel about

picking hundreds of bush-

els of wheat.”

“Just smelling the basil

makes my day better,”

said my son.

Clearly, the urge to farm

runs in my family. But I

think it’s present under

the surface in many of us,

maybe even most. To tend

and keep the earth was

our first commandment

from God, and that makes

farming the real oldest

profession (sorry, prosti-

tutes!). We are hardwired

to benefit from regular,

repeated contact with the

natural world, and just as

our collective intuition is

forgetting this, science is

rediscovering it for us.

Getting daily sunlight

charges us up with

Vitamin D and helps

regulate our circadian

rhythms, allowing us to

sleep and wake normally.

Studies have shown that

time spent outside lowers

the risk of heart disease

and high blood pressure.

Children who play outside

regularly have lower rates

of mental disorders, get

higher grades, are more

easily able to focus, and

even have better eye-

sight.

Moreover, outdoor work

heals the soul. I know

this from personal expe-

rience. My garden is a

place of refuge where I

work out my worries as I

dig and weed day after

day. There’s rarely a time

I leave my field with a

heavy heart, no matter

what’s weighing on me.

This, too, has data to

back it up. Gardening is

correlated with the reduc-

tion of severe depression.

A beneficial bacteria in

the soil, mycobacterium

vaccae, is suspected

to decrease anxiety just

by breathing it in. And

simply living near a park,

woods, or green space is

associated with reduced

depression, anxiety and

anger.

If you’re feeling weak

or sad or fearful, if your

thoughts are swirling and

disorganized, if you have

depression or trauma

you’re trying to heal, or

even if you simply have

a stressful job, please

consider adding some

garden therapy to your

life. Go barefoot. Put your

hands in the dirt. Sit and

bask in the sun. Dig and

cultivate until you reach

your limit.

There is no other exer-

cise that is so perfectly

balanced, so physically,

mentally and spiritually

healthy. And the best part:

at the end, you’ll get to

eat a perfectly ripe, sun-

warmed tomato.

Liz Schleicher lives in

Green Ridge and is a

wife, stay-at-home mother,

writer and rare cancer

survivor.

I thought 1998’s “Sav-

ing Private Ryan” was

the best movie about

war I had ever seen.

Steven Spielberg wasn’t

shy about showing, not

“guts and glory,” but

instead, guts, blood,

fear, and horror that

would stay with soldiers

for the rest of their lives.

The first 24 minutes

depicting the landing at

Omaha Beach on D-Day

was harrowing.

I sometimes had to

close my eyes, as wave

after wave of boys

exited the ducks on

the beach, only to be

mowed down by Ger-

mans in bunkers high on

the bluffs. My heart was

pounding so hard that I

thought I might faint.

The rest of the movie

was just riveting. By the

end, I was in tears and

hoped to make it down

the stairs at the Galaxy

Theater without my legs

giving way.

Until now, “Saving

Private Ryan” was the

standard by which I

judged all movies about

war – even those made

years ago that I still see

on television.

But our binge-watching

on nights when it’s too

hot to do anything else

has shown that while

“Saving Private Ryan” is

a realistic almost-three-

hour look at the ugly

side of war, Spielberg

and Tom Hanks’ “Band

of Brothers,” released in

2001, two days before

9/11, is a 10-hour deep

dive into the constant

pressure our soldiers felt

as they left Normandy

on the way to liberating

Europe from the mania-

cal grip of Adolf Hitler.

The mini-series is

based on historian

Stephen E. Ambrose’s

book, “Band of Broth-

ers,” which chronicles

the movements of Easy

Company, 506th Para-

chute Infantry Regiment,

101st Airborne Division,

from D-Day through

traipsing through Hitler’s

Eagle’s Nest. Ambrose

interviewed the surviving

veterans and related

their unrelenting march

from D-Day, where they

“put out of action a Ger-

man battery of four 105

mm cannon that were

looking down on Utah

Beach” (Ambrose 15),

through Europe.

The audience can

easily see that war is tru-

ly hell. As we watched

episode after episode,

we saw the terror of war

and how horribly men

died.

Each segment begins

with video interviews

of surviving veterans

of Easy Company. As I

watched them speak,

I could see the lasting

effects of the war, even

though they had sur-

vived and had gone on

to lives, families and

careers back home.

One of the veterans said

in one of his interview

segments that some

men could handle the

constant pressure and

danger, and some

couldn’t. He said he

could handle it as it hap-

pened, but that he had

some problems later in

his life.

I thought of my father. I

don’t know how he han-

dled it as it happened,

but, like the Easy Com-

pany veteran, he had

some problems later in

his life. Though in his

younger years, accord-

ing to Thayer legend, he

had been ebullient, out-

going, a popular teacher

and coach, and a guy

with a great sense of hu-

mor, his later years were

full of fear, isolation, and

excessive worry.

Although I didn’t know

what was wrong with

him, I assumed he was

just becoming grump-

ier and unhappier as

the years passed. As

he started a down-

ward spiral, my mother

became more and more

successful in her career.

I thought that affected

him badly and that part

of his bad humor ema-

nated from his feeling

of either competition

with her or inadequacy

around her.

What we didn’t know

until recently is that

many war veterans

suffer the same kinds

of pain as my father.

Post-Traumatic Stress

Disorder was added to

the range of psychologi-

cal diagnoses of veter-

ans in 1980. Until then,

though veterans often

exhibited what we now

recognize as symptoms,

those symptoms did not

have a name. Now they

do.

I am certain that my fa-

ther suffered from PTSD,

although not as badly as

others. It was enough,

though, to change his

personality and det-

rimentally affect his

relationships with others

throughout his life.

I’m proud of what he

did to keep our way of

life safe during WWII,

but he paid a huge

price.

One of the vets

says, at the end of the

mini-series, that he

thinks about the men

who were lost who never

knew life without war.

My dad came home.

But he never knew life

without war.

Deborah Mitchell is a

Sedalia attorney.

When driving through

Warrensburg, I often

observed a tall figure

walking slowly but

purposefully and felt

comforted knowing that

Larry was out birding. As

his obituary concluded,

Larry will be missed by

those of us who knew

him, and indeed, we all

knew him as a “jolly good

fellow.”

Larry Olpin retired from

the University of Cen-

tral Missouri’s English

department in 2001

after a 32-year teaching

tenure. I did not have the

privilege of being taught

by Larry during my time

at UCM; instead, I got to

know him later in life as

a gardener and a fellow

nature lover. I don’t think

he thought of himself as

an environmentalist, but

I interviewed him once

for a video that CEA

produced, and it was

easy to see that he had

a deep reverence for the

natural world.

He and his wife, Mar-

garet, bought their home

on Grover Street in 1977

and immediately began

growing vegetables and

many beautiful varieties

of flowers. I visited their

backyard several times,

and it felt like stepping

into a secret garden – an

oasis in the center of

town. Larry was also a

Missouri Master Garden-

er and active on the local

tree board.

After retirement, he took

up birding as a hobby

and quickly became one

of Johnson County’s most

dedicated and well-

known birders. He loved

taking his binoculars to

Knob Noster State Park,

Pertle Springs, Lions

Lake, and Turkeyfoot

Prairie regularly. He had

600 species of birds on

his life list, with 271 of

those seen in Johnson

County and 103 in his

backyard, a remarkable

sum for a small piece

of land in the middle of

town.

The presence of birds

is a near-constant in our

lives, and because of

that, we sometimes fail to

notice them, but birders

like Larry always notice

them. Their ears are

primed to the springtime

dawn chorus, noticing

the subtleties of the

different calls and songs.

The movement catches

the corner of their eye,

and they discern minute

details in the precious

few seconds birders

usually have to identify

their quarry.

Connecting with nature

in this way is thrilling

but also comforting. It

reminds us that it’s not

all about us — there are

other complex and beau-

tiful systems in motion

all around us. When we

tune in to nature, we can’t

help but remember that

all of Earth’s beings are

connected and interde-

pendent.

Many of us enjoy

putting out hummingbird

feeders and watching the

antics of these tiny birds

as they zip around, but

as they drink nectar from

flowers, pollen gathers

on their beaks and feath-

ers and they pollinate

neighboring flowers.

Pollination is just one

helpful thing birds do.

Some species are indi-

cators of environmental

health because they are

sensitive to minor chang-

es in conditions, espe-

cially climate. Scientists

use data from monitoring

bird populations to insti-

gate change that benefits

the rest of us. Many spe-

cies consume the fruits

of native plants and later

disperse their seeds,

lending us a hand in

native plant propagation.

Birds eat 400-500 tons of

insects annually, protect-

ing gardens and crops

from decimation. Without

birds of prey, such as

owls, hawks and eagles,

our rodent population

would be out of control.

We can also appreciate

insectivorous birds for

eating biting insects such

as mosquitoes, making

outdoor adventures more

enjoyable.

Unfortunately, accord-

ing to the Audubon

Society, more than half of

U.S. bird species are in

decline. Since they are

so incredibly helpful to

us, we owe it to them to

return the favor.

Peter Marra, director of

the Earth Commons at

Georgetown University

Institute for Environment

and Sustainability, said,

“Protecting wildlife and

biodiversity is something

that everybody should

be concerned with. Once

we save birds, we’re

going to save a lot of

other species.” We can

do many things, such as

keeping cats indoors,

reducing pesticide use,

planting native vege-

tation, using window

strike-prevention technol-

ogy, and participating in

bird-related community

science initiatives such

as the Audubon Society’s

Christmas bird count.

The National Audubon

Society, Cornell Lab of

Ornithology, and Missouri

Department of Conser-

vation websites have

information on ways to

help birds.

One way I cope with

heavy feelings that stem

from considering the

immensity of our envi-

ronmental problems is

to pick one new action,

no matter how small,

and move forward with

it. That’s something Larry

and I spoke about once,

and it’s something he

practiced. To honor his

memory and the impor-

tance of birds in his life

(and ours), I leave you

with the words of poet

Emily Dickinson:

“Hope” is the thing with

feathers -

That perches in the

soul -

And sings the tune

without the words -

And never stops — at

all -

And sweetest — in the

Gale — is heard -

And sore must be the

storm That could abash

the little Bird That kept so

many warm -

I’ve heard it in the

chillest land -

And on the strangest

Sea -

Yet — never — in Ex-

tremity, It asked a crumb

— of me.

Angela Palmer is the

president of Citizens for

Environmental Action in

Warrensburg and directs

a local nature-based

preschool program.

Deborah Mitchell

Contributing Columnist

Liz Schleicher

Contributing Columnist

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Recognizing the importance of birds in our lives

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I ran in my kitchen,

tried to put it out, but it was

spreading too fast. ere

was already smoke through-

out the house.”

Brittany woke her hus-

band, Anthony, who roused

their young daughters and

Brittany’s father and got

them out of the blaze safely.

ey were also able to get

the smallest of their two

dogs to safety.

“I got a big one and

a small one,” Anthony

explained. “She woke up,

woke me up, I got the littlest

one up and then we got

out the back door, I tried

to get the big dog, but he

took o running towards

the back and went into my

oce, and thankfully it

wasn’t completely shut, but

he was able to nose his way

in there, somehow shut the

d o o r.”

Pettis County Fire and La

Monte Fire responded with

around 17 pieces of appara-

tus and 35 reghters.

“ey got here within

probably 20 minutes, and

they ran in there,” Anthony

said. “So I think we had

two of their own trucks and

then they brought in vol-

unteers from La Monte and

La Monte trucks came in to

do the rest. I think they had

four or ve trucks total full

of water because they can’t

rell out here.”

Brittany feared the worst

for their beloved Great

Dane, Maverick, who she

said was in the engulfed

home for two hours.

“I had specically said,

‘please don’t bring him out

in front of my girls,’ assum-

ing he was dead,” Brittany

recalled. “My husband had

tried to knock out some of

the back windows of our

youngest daughter and his

oce to try and see if we

could get him.”

eir rescue eorts were

a failure, but reghters

were eventually able to enter

the home and went to the

back room where Maverick

had ed.

e family felt a gush

of relief when a reghter

walked out the front door,

carrying Maverick safely in

his arms.

“e reghter came

right through our front

door carrying him and he

took o,” Brittany said. “It

was the best feeling in the

world knowing he was OK.”

Maverick had suered

minor burns to his tail and

back legs but was taken to

a local vet and returned to

his loving family in good

condition.

e Salmons’ joy at sav-

ing Maverick was shared by

the reghters involved in

his miraculous rescue. ey

told the family that Maver-

ick would have surely died

had he not closed the door

behind him.

“It was an amazing

feeling to see that dog still

alive,” Harding said. “When

we got there and saw how

much was involved and

then for our guys to go in

and make interior and to

get this dog out and the dog

to be alive, it was an amaz-

ing feeling.”

Within hours, family

and friends showed up

to help salvage what little

material goods could be

saved, including a wedding

ring found in the charred

bedroom.

“We lost all of our vehi-

cles, mine, my husband’s,

our 16-year-old’s,” Brittany

said. “We lost everything,

but we all survived, thank-

fully, and that’s all that

matters.”

Asked if they needed

help, Brittany said they had

family to support them, and

a family friend unknown

to them started a GoFund-

Me account to help as they

rebuild their lives.

To contribute to the

fund, visit tinyurl.com/3tr-

jncnf.

Chris Howell can be

reached at 660-530-0146.

Anthony Salmons said his Great Dane, Maverick, bolted

into a backroom and was feared dead. Fireghters were

able to make entry and carried him out alive Tuesday.

PHOTOS BY CHRIS HOWELL | DEMOCRAT

An early morning re in the 2500 block of Van Natta

Road razed a family home Tuesday.

PHOTO COURTESY OF PETTIS COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

HOF

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having helped bring the

workshop to Sedalia in

1980. At age 88, he contin-

ues his involvement with

the Democrat as a monthly

contributing columnist.

“If you add contributing

columnist to it, by far, the

main show has been in

Sedalia,” Kneibert said. “I’ve

had metro and small-town

experience both, which I

think is helpful. I learned a

lot at the Star about editing

primarily.”

Kneibert said he’s always

enjoyed small towns. When

he le the Star in the late

1960s, he said he was qual-

ied to stay with the metro

newspaper or nd a spot at

another larger paper, but felt

heading to a town like Seda-

lia was the right choice.

“I’m a small-town boy.

I grew up in a small town,

Poplar Blu,” Kneibert

said. “I didn’t want to stay

in the big city; I wanted to

go back and be in a smaller

town even though maybe

I could’ve been a success

if I stayed with the Star,

but I like smaller markets

about the size of this one. I

never regretted making that

decision.”

According to his biog-

raphy from MPA, in 1970,

three years aer Kneibert

joined the Democrat, it was

presented the Honor Award

for Distinguished Service

in Journalism by the MU

School of Journalism. e

Democrat took ve rst-

place awards for general

excellence in MPA’s Better

Newspaper Contest during

his time in the editor’s

oce, plus many other rst-

place awards.

“Mr. Kneibert kept a

watchful eye over the Dem-

ocrat’s news sta, which was

made up of young Missouri

J-School-trained journalists

looking to get experience

before moving on to other

publications,” the biography

states. “He took pride in

writing daily local editorials

plus a weekly column that

made it clear where the

newspaper stood politically,

but kept opinions to the

editorial pages, expecting

reporters to be objective

watchdogs who looked out

for the public interest.”

“I think you have to

compile some sort of record

to be considered for that

(Hall of Fame). ey look

at your whole career and

determine whether you

contributed anything sig-

nicant to journalism and

newspapers,” Kneibert said.

“Evidently, they found out

that I did, so I’m gratied

that they did. I achieved

some stu at the Democrat

that I’m rather proud of. We

reached our highest historic

circulation either in the late

‘70s or very early ‘80s. We

sold more than 20,000 cop-

ies of the Sunday paper.”

His biography states that

Kneibert also served as

president of the Mid-Amer-

ica Press Institute, the

Sedalia Council on the

Arts, the Sedalia Symphony

Society, the Sedalia Kiwanis

Club and the Pettis County

Pachyderm Club.

e three other 2024

inductees are Mike O’Brien,

former editor and colum-

nist for the Springeld

News-Leader; Dianne

Elizabeth Osis, founding

publisher of Springeld

Business Journal; and

Michael Stair, former city

editor for e Joplin Globe.

Information from MPA

states that Hall of Fame

inductees or their families

receive Pinnacle Awards

in honor of the inductees’

service to the Missou-

ri newspaper industry

and their communities.

Inductees’ plaques will

join the permanent display

of inductees in the MPA

oce in Columbia and the

student lounge in Lee Hills

Hall at the Missouri School

of Journalism.

Kneibert is the sec-

ond Democrat employee

inducted into the Missouri

Newspaper Hall of Fame.

e late Ron Jennings, a

long-time reporter for the

Democrat, was inducted in

2011. Former sta photog-

rapher Sydney Brink was

inducted into the Missouri

Photojournalism Hall of

Fame in 2014.

Nicole Cooke can be

reached at 660-530-0138.

By Meg Kinnard

Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S.C. —

Independent presidential

candidate Robert F. Kenne-

dy Jr. has failed to qualify

for next week’s debate in

Atlanta, according to host

network CNN, falling shy

of benchmarks both for

state ballot qualication and

necessary polling.

e missed markers

mean that the June 27

showdown will be sole-

ly between Democratic

President Joe Biden and

presumptive Republican

nominee Donald Trump.

at denies Kennedy a

singular opportunity to

stand alongside the leading

candidates in an attempt

to lend legitimacy to his

longshot bid and convince

potential supporters that he

has a shot at winning.

In a statement urs-

day, Kennedy called his

exclusion from the debate

“undemocratic, un-Ameri-

can, and cowardly.”

Both the Biden and

Trump campaigns fear that

Kennedy could play spoiler

in what’s anticipated to be a

close general election.

According to the criteria

set out by CNN, candi-

dates would be invited to

participate in the debate if

they had secured a place on

the ballot in states totaling

at least 270 votes in the

Electoral College, the min-

imum needed to win the

presidency.

Biden and Trump have

easily cleared the polling

threshold but won’t be certi-

ed for the ballot until their

parties formally nominate

them later this summer.

Both have secured enough

delegates to lock in their

nominations.

Kennedy’s campaign

says he has satised the

requirements to appear on

the ballot in 22 states, with

a combined 310 electoral

votes, though not all have

armed his name will be

listed. California, the largest

prize on the electoral map

with 54 votes, will not

certify any candidates until

Aug. 29.

Candidates were also

required to reach a polling

threshold of 15% in four

reliable national polls by

June 20, another metric

CNN said Kennedy failed

to meet. According to the

network, Kennedy has

received at least 15% in

three qualifying polls so

far and is currently on the

ballot in six states, making

him currently eligible for 89

Electoral College votes.

Last month, Kennedy

led an election complaint

alleging CNN is colluding

with Biden and Trump to

exclude him from the June

27 debate, alleging that the

participation requirements

were designed to ensure

only Biden and Trump

would qualify and claiming

that he is being held to a

higher standard.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. fails to qualify for CNN’s debate

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“Part of nursing is also

providing education to our

patients,” she explained.

“And so one of the things we

can do as nurses is provide

real-life education that peo-

ple can take and disseminate

into their lives.

“Something we’re doing

today is reaching out to these

kids,” she continued. “is is

the pediatric clinical group.

And so they are teaching

kids kindergarten through

fourth grade on dierent

topics that can aect them.”

She added that they were

touching on topics such as

hand sanitizing, swim safety,

sunscreen safety, and how to

handle emotions.

“How to stay t with ex-

ercise,” Bond said. “And how

we can do that at home with

minimal equipment. ere’s

a dehydration/hydration sta-

tion next aer the exercise so

the kids can learn the impor-

tance of hydration. It’s to give

them some practical tools to

take home with them and to

use in their lives.”

SFCC students spent an

hour setting up the booths

for the event and planned to

be there for the Club mem-

bers until around 3 p.m.

“We are just really appre-

ciative to the Boys & Girls

Club for allowing us this

opportunity,” Bond noted.

“We don’t get many pediatric

patients in the clinic oen.

“And so for this rotation,

it really gives the students

the best immersive-specic

experience with this age

group,” she continued. “It

gives them the chance to

amend their teaching for age

ranges they might be seeing

out in a real practice.”

Faith Bemiss McKinney

can be reached at 660-530-

0289.

Danielle Sablich, a State Fair Community College nursing student, talks to members

of the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri about the importance of bathtime.

Sablich said Unilever of Jeerson City donated around $4,000 worth of soap for her

booth to share with the children. PHOTOS BY FAITH BEMISS-MCKINNEY | DEMOCRAT

Members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri are getting a lesson on

the “do’s” and “don’ts” of bedtime with Amelia Morris, a State Fair Community College

nursing student, on Wednesday, June 19. One “do” was to read a bedtime story, and

one “don’t” was to not drink soda before bed.

Council

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“e two stations that

we currently have are kind

of in a straight line, so if

a tornado were to come,

it could take out both sta-

tions. By separating them

and making a triangle,

we’re less likely to lose all

our emergency resources.”

Oldham missed the

previous council meeting

where the council voted to

go with the Public Safety

Committee’s two-station

recommendation.

“is has been a discus-

sion that a three-station

model was the path that

we needed to do for several

years,” Oldham said. “At

the council meeting was

somewhat of a shock to me

that we’ve just decided no,

we no longer can do that,

it’s got to be a two-station

model.”

e cost of building two

new stations is consid-

erable, but stang three

shis of reghters would

be cost-prohibitive and

require a major buy-in by

Sedalia residents in the

form of a bond issue or

additional taxes.

“It’s not necessarily the

building that is the issue,”

Irwin said. “It’s the stang

that we must put in it. Even

with the single-engine, it’s

a four-person engine com-

pany, so that’s four people

you must put on 24 hours

a day, seven days a week.

at means we have to add

12 to our stang to catch

it for all three shis, and

that’s a pretty large number

for an annual salary and

benets.”

“I brought up the

feasibility study because

I recalled that there was

only three members

currently on council who

were on council during

the time of this feasibility

study,” Oldham said. “So

it needed to be brought to

their attention that it’s been

determined for several

years now that we need

and recommended a move

towards a three-station

model. If our re stations

aren’t placed correctly,

and our response times

are high, one, that means

safety is in jeopardy

because we can’t get to a

re in time, and two, your

insurance goes up.”

Oldham promised

Monday to get the FGM

feasibility study to council-

ors in time for a reconsid-

eration of the three-station

model by the next city

council meeting.

Chris Howell can be

reached at 660-530-0146.

Sedalia Fire Chief Matt Irwin shows a 2019 feasibility study by FGM Architects of

St. Louis recommending three re stations covering Sedalia. Second Ward Council-

man Tom Oldham asked the city council Monday, June 17 to read the study before

implementing a two-station model. PHOTO BY CHRIS HOWELL | DEMOCRAT

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WEATHER HISTORY

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NATIONAL WEATHER THIS WEEK

REGIONAL CITIES

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COOLING DEGREE DAYS

For the week ending 6/19

108

Month to date

216

Year to date

405

Normal year to date

240

Last year to date

325

Index of energy consumption indicating how many

degrees the average temperature was above 65

degrees for the day.

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Albuquerque 82/67/s 91/70/pc 91/72/pc 98/73/pc 98/74/pc 95/73/c 94/75/c

Atlanta 93/74/s 93/75/pc 96/77/pc 94/76/pc 99/74/pc 95/73/pc 88/74/t

Billings 77/55/t 82/57/s 96/62/pc 90/58/s 88/59/s 91/63/s 93/58/c

Boise 95/62/s 99/68/s 98/64/s 94/64/s 94/67/s 97/69/pc 82/53/s

Charlotte 93/72/c 96/74/pc 93/76/s 95/73/pc 97/73/s 99/74/pc 93/73/t

Chicago 90/74/pc 96/72/pc 88/66/t 86/70/s 92/70/pc 80/60/pc 81/64/s

Dallas 93/76/s 96/78/s 100/79/s 98/81/s 98/81/s 97/78/t 96/81/t

Denver 87/60/t 92/63/s 96/69/s 97/67/s 99/67/c 93/65/pc 97/66/t

Detroit 87/71/t 94/74/pc 84/63/t 84/66/s 87/68/t 82/55/t 78/59/pc

El Paso 92/72/pc 97/77/pc 101/78/s 105/79/s 106/79/s 106/78/pc 101/77/t

Houston 90/74/t 93/75/s 93/77/pc 91/77/t 92/78/t 92/78/t 92/76/t

Jacksonville 87/74/t 88/74/t 93/74/t 94/74/r 96/73/t 91/75/sh 88/74/t

Las Vegas 108/81/s 109/84/s 108/86/s 108/87/s 110/86/s 112/84/s 109/82/s

Little Rock 94/74/s 95/77/s 97/78/pc 96/78/s 94/76/t 93/75/t 90/73/s

Los Angeles 84/63/pc 87/64/pc 88/66/s 87/66/s 86/65/s 84/66/s 83/64/s

Miami 90/80/t 90/80/pc 89/78/sh 92/77/t 91/78/t 92/79/t 91/78/t

Minneapolis 76/70/t 77/62/t 82/62/pc 87/72/pc 87/60/pc 78/59/s 81/65/s

Nashville 95/73/s 98/73/s 95/75/pc 95/75/t 99/75/pc 93/72/t 89/73/s

New Orleans 91/74/s 94/76/pc 94/79/sh 93/80/t 92/79/t 90/78/t 87/76/t

Omaha 91/75/pc 88/69/t 90/69/s 96/75/s 93/65/t 84/65/pc 85/69/s

Phoenix 116/90/s 112/89/pc 109/89/pc 113/91/s 113/91/s 112/88/c 111/88/s

Pittsburgh 95/71/t 95/74/s 87/66/t 81/63/pc 84/67/pc 86/61/t 83/60/s

Portland, OR 90/59/s 86/60/pc 74/53/pc 78/55/s 84/57/s 78/57/s 71/54/sh

Salt Lake City 91/70/pc 100/79/s 101/75/s 99/74/s 97/78/s 99/77/s 96/68/pc

San Francisco 69/54/pc 75/55/s 71/54/s 71/54/s 68/55/s 70/56/s 69/55/s

Seattle 84/56/s 80/53/pc 66/53/c 70/53/pc 76/53/s 72/54/pc 69/53/r

Washington, DC 96/75/s 98/78/pc 101/78/pc 92/73/t 97/74/s 101/74/c 88/71/t

Boonville 93/72/s 96/72/s 94/71/t 98/75/pc 96/70/t 91/66/t 87/66/s

Branson 91/68/s 92/72/s 92/71/t 98/72/t 93/72/t 89/67/t 92/66/s

Cape Girardeau 92/68/s 95/71/pc 92/71/t 96/73/pc 95/72/t 91/67/t 92/70/s

Carthage 90/69/s 93/74/pc 93/74/t 98/74/t 94/70/pc 90/66/t 93/69/s

Columbia 92/72/s 95/73/s 95/74/t 98/73/pc 98/70/t 91/65/pc 89/67/s

El Dorado Spgs 91/70/s 94/73/pc 93/72/t 98/71/pc 94/69/pc 90/63/t 89/66/s

Excelsior Springs 88/73/pc 93/71/t 92/72/pc 97/73/s 93/69/pc 87/66/pc 87/66/s

Falls City 89/73/pc 92/70/t 90/69/s 95/72/s 94/68/s 89/67/pc 88/68/s

Fayetteville 91/68/s 92/74/s 94/74/pc 95/73/s 94/73/t 92/68/t 93/70/s

Florissant 97/76/s 97/75/pc 93/72/t 94/75/s 100/74/t 91/69/t 90/70/s

Fulton 92/72/s 95/71/s 95/72/t 98/72/pc 98/69/t 91/64/pc 86/64/s

Grandview 89/73/pc 93/73/s 93/73/s 97/74/s 94/70/pc 89/67/pc 89/69/s

Jefferson City 93/73/s 96/75/s 95/71/t 99/73/pc 100/73/t 92/67/s 92/68/s

Joplin 91/71/s 93/74/pc 96/75/t 99/74/s 97/71/pc 91/67/t 93/71/s

Kansas City, KS 90/75/pc 94/72/t 92/74/s 98/75/s 93/73/pc 89/69/pc 89/70/s

Kansas City, MO 88/73/pc 94/72/t 90/73/pc 96/75/s 91/69/pc 85/67/pc 87/68/s

Kennett 93/73/s 95/75/s 96/75/pc 97/74/pc 97/75/pc 90/72/c 91/71/s

Kirksville 89/71/pc 92/71/t 88/67/pc 94/73/pc 94/67/t 85/60/pc 85/63/s

Lawrence 90/73/pc 95/72/t 95/71/s 98/75/s 95/67/pc 90/64/pc 89/69/s

Marshall 90/70/pc 94/71/s 90/70/s 96/72/s 94/67/pc 87/64/pc 85/65/s

Moberly 91/71/pc 93/73/s 91/69/pc 95/70/s 93/68/t 86/61/pc 85/64/s

Mountain Home 90/69/s 93/73/s 92/71/c 97/71/s 93/71/t 88/68/t 89/68/s

Paducah 94/68/s 97/73/s 94/74/c 94/74/pc 95/74/pc 91/71/t 91/72/s

Poplar Bluff 92/69/s 93/73/s 93/73/t 94/72/pc 95/72/t 90/70/t 89/69/s

Rolla 92/70/s 92/72/pc 93/69/t 98/73/pc 96/68/t 88/63/t 92/68/s

St. Joseph 94/74/pc 93/71/t 92/71/s 97/75/s 94/69/pc 87/67/pc 89/69/s

St. Louis 97/77/s 97/75/s 96/76/t 95/77/s 103/75/t 92/68/t 91/71/s

Sedalia 91/71/s 94/72/s 95/70/t 98/74/pc 95/70/t 87/63/t 87/67/s

Springﬁeld, IL 93/72/pc 94/71/s 91/65/pc 93/71/s 93/69/t 89/60/pc 86/64/s

Springﬁeld, MO 90/69/s 91/73/pc 92/73/t 97/72/t 93/72/t 89/65/t 90/70/s

Tipton 91/71/s 93/72/s 95/72/t 98/74/pc 95/71/t 90/65/pc 88/66/s

Topeka 91/75/pc 95/72/t 95/73/s 98/74/t 96/71/pc 91/66/pc 91/70/s

Tulsa 91/72/pc 96/77/pc 99/77/pc 100/79/s 100/78/pc 94/69/t 94/74/s

Versailles 92/71/s 93/74/s 95/71/t 97/73/pc 95/70/t 88/64/t 88/68/s

Warrensburg 90/71/pc 94/71/s 93/70/t 97/73/pc 95/71/t 87/63/pc 89/66/s

The temperature fell to 32 degrees on June

21, 1953, in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Since

then, Sault Ste. Marie has not dropped

below 32 until late August and September.

Sunrise 5:49 a.m. 5:49 a.m. 5:49 a.m. 5:49 a.m. 5:50 a.m. 5:50 a.m. 5:50 a.m.

Sunset 8:41 p.m. 8:41 p.m. 8:42 p.m. 8:42 p.m. 8:42 p.m. 8:42 p.m. 8:42 p.m.

Moonrise 9:01 p.m. 9:57 p.m. 10:44 p.m. 11:23 p.m. 11:54 p.m. none 12:22 a.m.

Moonset 4:58 a.m. 5:57 a.m. 7:04 a.m. 8:18 a.m. 9:33 a.m. 10:47 a.m. 11:59 a.m.

FULL

LAST NEW FIRST

Jun 21

Jun 28 Jul 5 Jul 13

Mostly sunny, very

warm and humid

Very warm; breezy in

the morning

Hot and humid with a

stray t-storm

Hot with times of clouds

and sun

Warm; a brief t-storm in

the p.m.

Not as hot; a strong

a.m. t-storm

Less humid with plenty

of sunshine

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By Jack Denebeim

jackd@sedaliademocrat.com

There was never

a doubt who

Matt Brown was

rooting for in

the NBA Finals this year.

e State Fair Commu-

nity College head basket-

ball coach was all in on

the Boston Celtics as one

of his former players from

the University of West

Virginia was coaching the

team to the championship.

at former player is

Celtics head coach Joe

Mazzulla.

“I’m, obvio Celtics fan

now,” Brown said. “I’m

really proud of Joe and all

he has accomplished there,

too. He’s done a good job.

He tuned out the noise

last year when he was an

interim coach and found

ways to be successful,

and obviously the players

responded to him.”

Mazzulla started with

the Celtics as an assistant

coach in 2019 under coach

Brad Stevens. en, Maz-

zulla was named the team’s

interim head coach ahead

of the 2022-23 season aer

former coach Ime Udoka

was dismissed for violat-

ing team policy.

During his two years

as the Celtics head coach,

Mazzulla, 35, has coached

the team to a 121-43

record, including an

NBA-best 64-18 record

this season before winning

the championship over the

Dallas Mavericks. e title

was the Celtics’ 18th in

franchise history, the most

by a team in the NBA.

Tony Dobbins, who

Brown coached at the

University of Richmond,

Virginia, was part of the

championship team as

well, as he is an assistant

coach under Mazzulla.

Brown and Mazzulla

rst met at the University

of West Virginia during

Mazzulla’s freshman

year in 2006. Brown said

there were a lot of things

Mazzulla did that showed

he could be a coach some

day.

“He was always willing

to learn and listen,” Brown

said. “He’s not afraid to ask

questions about basketball

and things like that. So, as

a coach, if you’re not will-

ing to learn in depth most

things, you’re not going

to be successful, and that’s

what I think has made

him successful.”

As a player at West Vir-

ginia, Mazzulla averaged

4.8 points on 43% shoot-

ing. He also averaged 2.4

rebounds and 2.6 assists in

his career.

Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla, center, celebrates with the team as he holds up the Larry O’Brien

Championship Trophy after they won the NBA basketball championship with a Game 5 victory over the Dallas

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By Democrat Staff

The Sedalia Post 642

Junior Legion baseball

team ended the Mule

Club Legion’s unde-

feated season Tuesday,

June 18, with a double-

header sweep.

Post 642 won the

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second game 12-7.

In the first game of

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642 jumped out to an

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Elliot Nieters hit a

two-run single to get

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Then, Jayden Archi-

beque tripled to score

two more runs.

Then, Talon Newell

drew a bases-loaded

walk to give Sedalia a

5-0 lead.

Post 642 scored

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that scored two runs.

In the fifth inning,

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Post 642 scored an

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By Jack Denebeim

jackd@sedaliademocrat.com

The Bombers broke out of

their recent slump in a

big way Wednesday, June

19, with a doubleheader sweep

of the Warren County Crop

Dusters.

The Bombers won the first

game 6-4 and then came back

from a 12-run deficit to win

Game 2 17-16.

Head coach Drake Miller

said the wins were a great

way to snap the team’s five-

game losing streak and recent

offensive funk.

“Our hitters the last couple

games haven’t backed up our

pitchers, and I told the guys,

‘Hey, I think we’re even now,’”

Miller said on the Bombers’

social media Wednesday

night.

In the second game of the

doubleheader, the Bombers

scored 12 runs in the bottom

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game after they had trailed

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Shortstop Sam Paule drove

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singles. Outfielder Sam Russo

also had two RBIs in the in-

ning with a base hit.

Then, the Bombers scored

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ed walk drawn by outfielder

Chris Miller that scored

Dayne Wimberly.

“Flat out the craziest game

I’ve ever been a part of,” Mill-

er said about the back half of

the doubleheader.

Game 1 of the doublehead-

er was a little more tame, but

still close.

The teams entered the

fourth inning tied 2-2, but

the Bombers put up runs in

the fourth and fifth innings to

take a 4-2.

The Crop Dusters answered

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but the Bombers came back

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Warren County threatened

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Infielder Connor Rice led

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1 as he went three for three

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the team’s six runs to lead the

team.

The Bombers (8-7) play

the Carroll Merchants (8-11)

in a doubleheader starting at

4 p.m. Friday, June 21.

Bombers snap losing streak

with sweep over Warren County

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TOPEKA, Kan. — Kan-

sas is making a serious run

at becoming the new home

for the reigning Super

Bowl champions with

legislators approving a plan

Tuesday to lure the Chiefs

and Major League Base-

ball’s Kansas City Royals

away from Missouri.

Bipartisan legislative

supermajorities OK’d the

measure to authorize state

bonds to help nance new

stadiums and practice

facilities for both teams

on the Kansas side of the

metropolitan area of 2.3

million residents, which

is split by the border with

Missouri. ree Super

Bowl victories in ve

years — and player Travis

Kelce’s romance with pop

icon Taylor Swi — have

made the Chiefs perhaps

the area’s most celebrated

civic asset.

e plan from the

Republican-controlled

Legislature goes next to

Democratic Gov. Laura

Kelly. While she stopped

short of promising to sign

it, she said in a statement

that “Kansas now has the

opportunity to become a

professional sports power-

h o u s e .”

Both the Chiefs and

the Royals said they look

forward to considering

Kansas options. e lease

on the Missouri complex

with their side-by-side

stadiums runs through

January 2031, but both

have said they already

should have been planning

for the future.

“We’re excited about

what happened here to-

day,” Korb Maxwell, an at-

torney for the Chiefs who

lives on the Kansas side,

said at the Statehouse aer

the bill cleared the Legis-

lature. “is is incredibly

r e a l .”

e approval capped

a two-month push to

capitalize on the refusal

in April by voters on the

Missouri side to continue

a local sales tax used to

nance the upkeep of the

teams’ stadiums.

Backers of the plan

brushed aside decades of

research by economists

concluding that govern-

ment subsidies for profes-

sional sports stadiums are

not worth the cost. ey

also overcame criticism

that lawmakers were mov-

ing too quickly.

A spokeswoman for

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson

did not immediately re-

spond to an email seeking

comment. But in Kansas

City, Missouri, Mayor

Quinton Lucas promised

to “lay out a good oer” to

keep both teams in town.

“Today was largely, in

my opinion, about lever-

age,” Lucas said. “And the

teams are in an exceptional

leverage position.”

Some Kansas ocials

reached the same conclu-

sion.

“I think the Chiefs and

the Royals are using us,”

said state Rep. Susan Ruiz,

a Kansas City-area Dem-

ocrat.

e votes on the Kansas

stadium-nancing plan

were 84-38 in the state

House and 27-8 in the

Senate. Lawmakers from

across the state — even

western Kansas, far from

any new stadium — sup-

ported the measure.

It would allow state

bonds to cover up to 70%

of each new stadium,

paying them o over 30

years with revenues from

sports betting, state lottery

ticket sales and new sales

and alcohol taxes collected

from shopping and enter-

tainment districts around

the new stadiums.

House Commerce

Committee Chair Sean

Tarwater, a Kansas City-ar-

ea Republican, said the

Chiefs still are likely to

spend $500 million to $700

million in private funds on

a new stadium.

“ere are no blank

checks,” Tarwater told

GOP colleagues during a

brieng.

Legislators debated the

plan during a one-day

special session called by

Kelly to have them consid-

er reducing taxes aer she

vetoed three tax-cutting

plans before legislators

adjourned their regular

annual session May 1.

Republican leaders had

promised that the stadium

proposal wouldn’t come

up until the Legislature

rst approved a plan to cut

income and property taxes

by a total of $1.23 billion

over the next three years.

Many lawmakers argued

that voters would be angry

if the state helped nance

new stadiums without

cutting taxes.

With the tax bill passed,

the stadium plan gained

support even from law-

makers who saw it as a

handout for wealthy team

owners. Some said failing

to act risked pushing the

teams to leave the Kansas

City area, and a few said

they had wanted the Chiefs

in Kansas since childhood.

“It is amazing to me

the speed with which we

can solve problems when

they’re oriented around

wealth, when they’re

oriented around busi-

ness,” said state Rep. Jason

Probst, a Democrat from

central Kansas.

Yet Probst voted for the

bill.

“is is the system that

we’re stuck in, so if we

choose to opt out of that

system, we will lose every

time,” he said.

Economists who study

pro sports teams have

concluded in dozens of

studies that a new stadium

and shopping-and-enter-

tainment area merely takes

existing economic activity

away from elsewhere in a

community, resulting in

little or no net gain.

“It could still help

Kansas and maybe hurt

Missouri by the same

amount,” said Andrew

Zimbalist, an economics

professor at Smith college

in central Massachusetts

who has written multiple

books about sports. “It’s a

zero-sum game.”

A skeptical state Sen.

Molly Baumgardner, a

Kansas City-area Republi-

can, used a Christmas Eve

metaphor to characterize

supporters’ excitement

before she voted no.

“ere are visions of

sugar plums,” Baumgard-

ner said.

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By Alanis Thames

Associated Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.

— Willie Mays gave a

message to his longtime

friend Dusty Baker just a

day before he died.

Mays, who died Tues-

day aernoon at 93 years

old, knew that he wouldn’t

be able to make the trip

to Birmingham, Alabama,

for a week of festivities

honoring the contribu-

tions that he and other

Negro Leaguers have made

to baseball. But he wanted

Baker to share a message

to the city he long called

home.

“Birmingham, I wish

I could be with you all

today,” said Mays’ good

friend and adviser Je Ble-

ich, reading the statement

at a ceremony Wednesday

honoring Mays’ life and

career. “is is where I’m

from. I had my rst pro

hit here at Rickwood as a

Black Baron. And now this

year, some 76 years later,

that hit nally got count-

ed in the record books.

I guess some things take

time. But I always think

better late than never.”

Mays also sent an

antique clock with his

picture on it to the city of

Birmingham. Baker was

not feeling well, Bleich

said, so he was not at the

ceremony.

“Time changes things,”

Mays continued in his

note. “Time heals wounds.

And that’s a good thing. I

had some of the best times

of my life in Birmingham.

So I want you to have

this clock to remember

those times with me,

and to remember all the

other players who were

lucky enough to play here

together.”

e ceremony took

place in downtown Bir-

mingham just miles from

Rickwood Field, where

Mays’ unforgettable career

began. Bleich joined Bir-

mingham Mayor Randall

Woodn and San Fran-

cisco Giants CEO Larry

Baer in giving speeches in

Mays’ honor, standing in

front of a grand mural dis-

play of the former Giants

center elder.

It’s an enchanting de-

piction of the electrifying

“Say Hey Kid,” showing

Mays beaming with his

hands resting on his knees,

his bevy of athletic accom-

plishments painted around

him.

e artwork was created

by artist Chuck Styles, who

said he wanted to capture

Mays’ humanity.

“I knew I wanted to

showcase him in a way

that everybody knew him

for,” Styles said, “and that

was his smile.”

Other tributes to Mays,

born in Westeld, Ala-

bama, near Birmingham,

poured in all over the

country on Wednesday,

including from President

Joe Biden.

“Like so many others

in my neighborhood and

around the country, when

I played Little League, I

wanted to play center eld

because of Willie Mays,”

Biden said in a statement.

“It was a rite of passage to

practice his basket catches,

daring steals, and com-

mand at the plate — only

to be told by coaches to

cut it out because no one

can do what Willie Mays

could do.”

Mays, who began his

professional career with

the Birmingham Black

Barons of the Negro

Leagues in 1948, had been

baseball’s oldest living Hall

of Famer and was consid-

ered the sport’s greatest

living player.

He died two days before

a game between the Giants

and St. Louis Cardinals to

honor the Negro Leagues

at Rickwood Field in Bir-

mingham.

“It’s actually even

heavier today,” said Giants

manager Bob Melvin,

wearing a Mays T-shirt.

“When you read all the

articles and you read what

everybody has to say about

him, it kind of comes full

circle in what he’s meant

to our country. Even if you

don’t know baseball, you

know who Willie Mays is.”

e Giants wore patches

with Mays’ No. 24 on their

chest for Wednesday’s

game against the Chicago

Cubs.

When the team travels

to Birmingham for the

commemorative game

at Rickwood Field on

ursday, the Giants will

open Oracle Park for fans

to watch the game on

the scoreboard, the team

announced.

Images of Mays will

appear on the scoreboard

before and aer the event,

and a sculpture of his jer-

sey number will be placed

in center eld to honor

him.

Cardinals assistant

coach Willie McGee said

he had several conversa-

tions with Mays when he

played for the Giants from

1991-94.

“Willie was the best,

man, the greatest I have

ever seen,” McGee said.

“He had all six tools.

His aggressiveness, his

baserunning. at is what

separated him, for me,

his aggressiveness and his

instincts from other ve-

tool guys.”

When asked if Mays

ever gave him any advice,

McGee chuckled.

“All the time — but I

don’t remember none of

it,” he said.

Some of the most

sincere words Wednesday

came from those who

grew up in Alabama.

Jameis Winston, a

backup quarterback with

the Cleveland Browns who

was born in Bessemer,

Alabama, smiled gra-

ciously as he looked out at

Rickwood Field. Winston

was in town along with

many other notable gures

to celebrate Mays and the

Negro Leagues in a celeb-

rity soball game at the

ballpark.

“He was an amazing

man,” Winston said. “He

had a tremendous legacy, a

tremendous career playing

baseball. I’m so happy that

I’m allowed to be on the

diamond, united with all

my brothers.”

Next to Winston,

comedian and actor Roy

Wood Jr. spoke thought-

fully and earnestly. Wood,

who grew up playing high

school baseball at Rick-

wood Field, was doing a

broadcast at the ballpark

Tuesday night when news

of Mays’ death was an-

nounced.

Wood took brief pauses

between his sentences

Wednesday, as if carefully

choosing the words that

would best describe that

moment.

“e dichotomy of

live television is trying to

remain human but also

being a professional,”

Wood said. “And it was

saddening. ... ere was

a 90-second round of

applause for Willie Mays,

and you looked up in the

crowd and you saw people

crying but you saw them

hugging and smiling.”

Kelly McFarland had

taken a brief break from

her job directing buses

into the ballpark when she

heard the news Tuesday

evening. She was taking

pictures next to one of

the tributes of Mays at the

ballpark when someone

tapped her on the shoul-

der.

“ey said, ‘You know

he’s passed?’” said Mc-

Farland, a Birmingham

native. “And so I look over

at the eld and that’s when

you could just feel an eerie

feeling. And you just saw

tears from grown adult

people, men, just crying.

“I’m glad I got a chance

to experience what he put

out into the community,

and to see the emotions

from people age 93 to 3.”

___

AP Sports Writer An-

drew Seligman in Chicago

and Associated Press writer

Terry Spencer in Miami

contributed to this report.

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aer just one season that

ended with an NBA-

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the richest ever given to

an NBA coach. e team

started a front oce

rebuild when the season

ended, including the

hiring of Trajan Langdon

as president of basketball

operations, the depar-

ture of general manager

Troy Weaver and now a

vacancy at head coach.

e ring continues

a wildly strange run for

Williams. In 2021, as

coach of the Suns, he

went to the NBA Finals,

where Phoenix led 2-0

before falling in six

games to Milwaukee. In

2022, he was the NBA’s

coach of the year in run-

away voting. In 2023, the

Suns red him and now,

in 2024, the Pistons have

done the same.

e record for total

value of a coaching

contract has since been

eclipsed; Miami gave

Erik Spoelstra an eight-

year extension worth

$120 million earlier this

year.

is was, by any

measure, a disaster of a

season for the Pistons.

ey started 2-1 and

didn’t win another game

for the next two months.

A 28-game losing

streak, the longest ever

in a single season in

NBA history and tied for

the longest ever when

factoring in multiple

seasons, turned the

season into a debacle.

e Pistons’ longest

winning streak was two

games (done on three

occasions) and the roster

was constantly in ux.

Detroit used 31 dierent

players over the course

of the season and 36

dierent starting line-

ups and lost 39 times by

double digits.

e vacancy in De-

troit is the third active

one in the NBA, with

Cleveland and the Los

Angeles Lakers still seek-

ing coaches. e Pistons’

move comes a week be-

fore the start of the NBA

dra, with Detroit set

to make the h overall

pick on June 26 — some-

one that should be able

to further enhance a

young core led by Cade

Cunningham, Jaden Ivey

and Jalen Duren.

ose players, all 22

or younger, were the

only three Pistons to

start at least 60 games

this past season.

“We are unwavering

in our commitment

to bring a champion-

ship-caliber team to

Detroit,” Gores said. “We

will be diligent and swi

in our search for a new

head coach to lead our

exciting young core of

players and will contin-

ue our vision towards

building a best-in-class

front oce that will help

us achieve sustainable

success.”

Pistons re coach Monty

Williams after one season

By Kyle Hightower

Associated Press

BOSTON — It took

more than a decade,

savvy front oce and dra

moves, and some free

agency luck for the Celtics

to ultimately build the

roster that brought an end

to their 16-year champion-

ship drought.

But with NBA Finals

MVP Jaylen Brown already

locked up long-term and

fellow All-Star Jayson

Tatum set to join him in

the $300 million club this

summer, Boston doesn’t

have nearly as much work

to do this oseason to

keep together a core that is

set up to become the rst

team since the 2018 Gold-

en State Warriors to repeat

as champions.

In the euphoria of

locking up the franchise’s

record-breaking 18th

championship, Celtics

majority owner Wyc

Grousbeck gave president

of basketball operations

Brad Stevens a shoutout

for nishing a process that

began when Stevens was

originally hired as Boston’s

coach in 2013.

“We all watched the

team the last few years.

Great teams, but not quite

there,” Grousbeck said.

“And Brad was brilliant.

We knew we needed to

make changes ... and he

got it done.”

Moving away from

longtime executive Danny

Ainge — the architect of

Boston’s 2008 champion-

ship Big 3 of Paul Pierce,

Kevin Garnett and Ray

Allen — in favor of the

44-year-old Stevens was

bold. Now, just three years

aer being pulled o the

sideline, Stevens has made

good on the belief that

ownership had in him.

He did it by taking the

war chest of dra picks

Ainge le him and bor-

rowing from the aggres-

siveness his predecessor

was known for to immedi-

ately go to work.

It started coyly with

a February 2022 trade

deadline acquisition of

Derrick White, a young

defensive-minded reserve

with San Antonio.

en, following the

loss to the Warriors in the

Finals, he steered the team

through the suspension

and ultimate departure

of coach Ime Udoka for

having an inappropriate

relationship with a woman

in the organization.

Facing a franchise-al-

tering moment, Stevens

leaned on his gut, elevating

back bench assistant Joe

Mazzulla to the top job.

en, aer a conference

nals loss to Miami last

season, he did what was

originally unthinkable

by trading veteran leader

Marcus Smart and reign-

ing NBA Sixth Man of the

Year Malcolm Brogdon in

separate deals that brought

in 7-footer Kristaps

Porzingis and defensive

stalwart Jrue Holiday.

e pair turned out to

be the missing links for a

team that, including the

playos, nished 80-21

this season, placing it

second in team history

behind only the Celtics’

1985-86 championship

team that nished 82-18.

It also marks the rst

time in seven seasons the

team with the best record

during the regular season

went on to win the title.

Most importantly, Bos-

ton is set up to keep the

current core intact for the

foreseeable future.

Brown is already locked

up through 2029. Tatum is

eligible to sign a ve-year

supermax extension this

summer that will be worth

a record $315 million and

run through 2031. White,

who is set to be a free

agent in 2025, can ink a

four-year deal worth about

$125 million this osea-

son.

e remaining return-

ing starters, Holiday and

Porzingis, have already

been extended through

2028 and 2026, respec-

tively.

While some tough, lux-

ury tax decisions could be

looming in a few seasons,

it’s a team constructed to

win now.

Brown said it’s le

everyone poised to defend

their title next season and

beyond.

“I think we have an

opportunity. I think we

denitely have a window,”

he said. “We take it one

day at a time. We denitely

have to make sure we stay

healthy. But, we’ll enjoy

the summer, enjoy the

moment, and then we get

right back to it next year.”

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum (0) lifts his son Deuce as he celebrates with the team

after the Celtics won the NBA basketball championship with a Game 5 victory over Dallas

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Brown said what

separated Mazzulla from

other players at West

Virginia was his hard-

nosed mentality, which

Brown thinks has helped

Mazzulla reach the NBA’s

highest summit.

“He always had a chip

on his shoulder. We

lived off kids who were

under-recruited and

had that edge to them,

and that’s what Joe had

and that’s what we loved

about him,” Brown said.

“He’s tough, hard-nosed,

you know, he wasn’t a

four-star recruit, but he

wanted to prove he could

play at that level.”

“You don’t make it

to Glenville State, to

Fairmont State and to

the developmental league

and make it to the Celtics

if he didn’t have the

determination to,” Brown

continued, referring to

Mazzulla’s previous stops

as an assistant coach.

“He’s a lunch pail, brown

paper bag type of guy.

He’s a hard worker…

He’s still really grounded.

He still calls me Coach

Brown when he calls me

even though he is the

coach of the Celtics.”

While he is happy for

Mazzulla and all of his

accomplishments, Brown

said he is even more

proud of the man Mazzu-

lla has become.

One thing Brown said

he will always remem-

ber is when his late son,

Coen, was in the hospital

battling cancer and Maz-

zulla would often check

in to see how Brown and

his family were doing.

Mazzulla even talked

with Coen via FaceTime

and brought on Celtics

star Jayson Tatum to

encourage Coen to keep

fighting.

Brown said it meant

the world to have some-

body brighten his family’s

day during a challenging

time.

“It definitely put

a smile on our faces

more than anything

else,” Brown said. “It

just speaks volumes for

who he is as a person.

It meant a lot to Coen.

Coen’s a big basketball

fan. So, Joe is a good per-

son more than anything

else… Joe’s dad passed

away from cancer, so

there was a connection

there not only from play-

er to coach, but just as a

person, too.”

Brown said he and

Mazzulla still keep in

touch and he plans to

reach out to Mazzulla

to congratulate him on

winning the NBA Finals

soon.

Sports editor Jack Den-

ebeim can be reached at

660-530-0142.

MAZZULLA

From Page A7

ROUNDUP

From Page A7

The 2006-07 University of West Virginia basketball team featuring current State Fair Community College head basketball coach Matt Brown,

second from right, and current Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla, standing, rst row, third from left.

PHOTO COURTESY OF WEST VIRGINIA ATHLETICS

Travelers sweep

Chariton County

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Travelers defeated Chari-

ton County in a double-

header sweep 10-4 and

13-3 Tuesday, June 18.

In Game 1, the Trav-

elers led 8-1 after two

innings. A two-run home

run by Riley Sanders in

the first inning helped

get the scoring started.

Then, in the second in-

ning, Ty Ollison doubled,

Camden Everhart singled

and Tanner Johnson sin-

gled to help the Travelers

extend their early lead.

The team put up runs

in the sixth and seventh

innings to help them

secure the win.

In Game 2, the Travel-

ers got on the board first

after Johnson homered,

but Chariton County

answered right back with

a run in the first inning

to tie the game.

But, the Travelers came

back with five runs in the

second inning. Everhart

delivered the biggest hit

in the inning with a dou-

ble that scored two runs.

Then, the Travelers

went on another scoring

outburst in the fourth

inning with six more

runs. Ollison, Everhart

and Avyn Burkhart all

had hits that scored runs

in the inning.

The Travelers are now

13-10-1 on the season

after losing to the Inev-

itable A’s 6-0 Thursday,

June 20.

Smith-Cotton alum

finishes in Top 10 of

golf tournament

Former Smith-Cot-

ton golfer Kiser Pannier

finished in a tie eighth at

the Missouri Golf Associ-

ation’s Women’s Amateur

Championship Thursday,

June 20, at the Hickory

Hills Country Club in

Springfield.

Pannier finished with

a three-day total of 223

(+7). She shot a 76 (+4)

in Round 1, a 74 (+2) in

the second round and 73

(+1) in the final round.

Wildwood’s Brooke

Biermann was the tour-

nament champion with

a three-day total of 211

(-5).

Beard sisters keep

winning at KC

Summer Slam

Natalie and Gretchen

Beard came home with

two more second place

finishes at the Eagle Slam

series of the KC Summer

Slam Tennis Tourna-

ments this week.

The Beard sisters

entered the girls varsity

doubles as the No. 1 seed,

but ended up taking sec-

ond place Tuesday, June

18. The Smith-Cotton

duo won their first two

matchups 8-1 before fall-

ing in the championship

round 8-6.

Then, Natalie Beard

finished second in the

girls varsity singles

Thursday, June 20, after

she finished second in

the same event of the

Hornet Slam series on

June 6.

Natalie Beard cruised

her way to the champi-

onship round by winning

her first four matches

8-0, 8-1, 8-0 and 8-2,

but fell to North Kansas

City’s Angel Denopol

8-0 in the championship

round.

Gretchen Beard also

competed in the girls var-

sity singles and won her

first round matchup 8-2,

but lost to Denopol in the

second round 8-0.

The Beard sisters will

be back at the KC Sum-

mer Slam in the Summit

Slam series starting July

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varsity doubles of the Eagle Slam series at the KC Summer Slam Tennis Tournaments

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Volunteering

for a nonprot

organization

oers many

benets, both person-

ally and professionally.

Engaging in such work

can be a transfor-

mative experience,

enriching your life in

ways you might not

initially expect. From

building lasting rela-

tionships to enhancing

your career prospects,

becoming a member

of a nonprot group is

a rewarding endeavor

that goes beyond mere

altruism.

Personal Gains

On a personal

level, volunteering for

a nonprot allows you

to immerse yourself

in causes and ac-

tivities that resonate

with your values and

interests. The rst

step is to nd a group

whose mission aligns

with your passions.

Whether it’s art,

community devel-

opment, or animals,

choosing a nonprot

that reects your

interests ensures that

your involvement will

be meaningful and

fullling.

One of the most

rewarding aspects

of volunteering is the

opportunity to make

new friendships.

When you volunteer,

you meet people with

similar interests and

values, which makes

it easier to form deep,

lasting connections.

These relationships

often extend beyond

the volunteer setting,

enriching your social

life and providing a

support network.

Additionally, volun-

teering allows you to

make an impact on

your community. Your

efforts contribute

to creating a better

environment, wheth-

er you’re helping to

clean up local parks,

organizing art events,

or providing services

to those in need. This

sense of contribution

can be incredibly

satisfying, reinforcing

your sense of pur-

pose and belonging.

Moreover, vol-

unteering can be a

powerful way to show

others that you care

about more than

just personal gain.

By dedicating your

time and energy to a

cause, you demon-

strate a commitment

to something larger

than yourself, which

can inspire others to

take action as well.

This kind of inuence

can ripple through

your community,

fostering a culture

of giving and mutual

support.

Through volunteer-

ing, you also have

the chance to learn

more about yourself.

Engaging in different

activities and fac-

ing new challenges

can reveal strengths

and talents you might

not have known you

possessed. This

self-discovery can

boost your con-

dence and help you

to develop a clearer

sense of your goals

and aspirations.

Furthermore,

volunteering is an

excellent way to

acquire new skills

and improve existing

ones. Whether you’re

organizing events,

managing projects,

or working directly

with people, you’ll be

developing valuable

competencies that

can be applied in

various aspects of

your life. These skills

not only enhance

your personal growth

but also make you

more adaptable and

resourceful in differ-

ent situations.

Professional

Benefits

From a profes-

sional standpoint,

volunteering can

signicantly enhance

your career pros-

pects. One strategic

approach is to vol-

unteer with a group

that operates in a

eld related to your

career or an area you

wish to explore in the

future. This alignment

can provide you with

practical experience

and insights that are

directly applicable

to your professional

development.

Volunteering can

expand your profes-

sional network. By

working alongside

other volunteers, staff

and board members,

you can make valu-

able contacts within

your industry. These

connections can lead

to job opportunities,

mentorships and

collaborations that

might not have been

possible otherwise.

Additionally, vol-

unteering exposes

you to a wealth of

resources that can

aid your professional

growth. Nonprot

organizations often

provide training and

development op-

portunities that can

enhance your skill

set. From workshops

to conferences, these

experiences can

equip you with the

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needed to excel in

your career.

On Tuesday, June 18, George Blume, of Kansas City, stands with his stunt kite gear

and holds a Prism E06 kite. Blume gave a stunt kite presentation for the “Adventure

Begins at Your Library” event at Boonslick Regional Library’s children’s department

on June 18 and 20. PHOTO BY FAITH BEMISS-MCKINNEY | DEMOCRAT

Living

Sedalia Democrat Friday, June 21, 2024 • B Section

Use caution during the hot

days of summer

• Living B6

By Faith Bemiss-

McKinney

faithb@sedaliademocrat.com

This week,

children at

Boonslick Re-

gional Library

in Sedalia have

been treated to an art proj-

ect featuring stunt kites by

Missouri hobbyist George

Blume.

Blume, of Kansas City,

gave two programs this

week, one on Tuesday, June

17, and the other on urs-

day, June 20, for the library’s

“Adventure Begins at Your

Library” summer event. To

accompany his presenta-

tions, he decorated Boon-

slick with around 28 of his

kites, including a dragon,

a World War II plane, a

carousel, a moon dart, a

helicopter, and a buttery.

As a child, he became

a fan of kites and began

ying stunt kites, which use

two to four strings instead

of one, with his father,

Arnold Blume, as he grew

older. From 1987 to 2024,

Blume has amassed 60 kites

worth thousands of dollars

— some spanning 10 feet

in width. A retired school

teacher, Blume and his

wife, Shelia, and daughters

Heather and Lisa were fea-

tured in the Hayes, Kansas,

newspaper in 1990 due to

their camaraderie of ying

kites as a family.

On Tuesday, while at the

library, Blume spoke to the

Democrat about his love

for kites over the years. He

said that he outgrew the

standard one-stringed kite

for more adventurous stunt

kites as he grew older.

“en, when my children

were 6 and 12, my folks

used to winter on Mustang

Island down by Corpus

Christie,” he noted. “And

they took us on a trip. ey

wanted to show the girls

where they spent the winter.

“And we pulled into a

kite shop,” he continued

with a laugh. “And my dad

and I ended up coming out

with three (kites) apiece.

And then I bought three

more and three more.”

In 1990, Blume created a

“train” of kites that featured

nine triangular kites own

together. Stunt kites can

have a powerful wind li,

and once, when his daugh-

ter Lisa, who was 15 at the

time, tried to y the train, it

lied her o the ground and

Blume had to swoop in and

grab her waist to keep her

on the ground.

“e padded handles

that you see over there, the

heavy ones, there’s a reason

because that is 300-pound

Kevlar line, and the reason

for that is because I broke

the 250. ese (kites), they

will drag you around.

“To get these o the

ground, you’ve got to have

somebody pick up the back

kite and pull them tight,” he

added. “And then, once the

air starts catching them, you

turn loose. Without getting

your feet caught in the tails.”

Blume added that he ies

kites only for fun; when

he was young, there wasn’t

time for him to become

a professional and enter

contests.

“I just have fun,” he not-

ed. “I was a school teacher

when I was doing this. I

was in the re department,

I was also an EMT with the

ambulance service, and I

was also an organist at the

church and choir director.

“So, for me to enter

a contest, I didn’t have

enough time,” he continued.

“To do that, you’re ying

kites three and four hours

a d a y.”

Over the years, Blume

also began collecting kites

and enjoys going to his fam-

ily’s cabin at the Lake of the

Ozarks and raising a kite to

y while there.

George Blume, a stunt kite hobbyist, has more than 60 kites, such as this dragon kite,

hanging at Boonslick Regional Library in Sedalia. PHOTO COURTESY OF GEORGE BLUME

Around 28 kites are hanging at the Boonslick Regional Library children’s department

through the end of June. The kites are courtesy of stunt kite hobbyist George Blume,

of Kansas City. PHOTO BY FAITH BEMISS-MCKINNEY | DEMOCRAT See KITES, Page B9

See ART, Page B9

ALL ABOUT ART

Find yourself by

helping nonprofits

Dustin Schmidt

Guest Columnist

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas

Durrill, of Sedalia, will

celebrate their 40th

wedding anniversary

with a weekend get-

away.

Kimberly Callahan

and Thomas Durrill

were married June 9,

1984, at First Baptist

Church in Windsor by

Elvis Durrill.

Mr. Durrill is medically

retired. Mrs. Durrill is a

paraprofessional at Pet-

tis County R-XII School.

The couple has four

children, Amanda (Mar-

ty) Baughman-Durrill of

Tipton, Brandon (Emily)

Durrill of Sedalia, and

two additions they

consider their own as

well: Brendan Durrill

of Sedalia and the late

Timothy Callahan; and

one grandchild.

DURRILL ANNIVERSARY

Brewer

Deava Brewer will ob-

serve her 95th birthday

on June 27.

She was born June 27,

1929, in Bolckow.

She has three children,

John Brewer Jr. of St.

Joseph, Jack Brewer of

Colorado, and Peggy

Rupe of Mora.

Deava was previously

a homemaker.

Birthday cards may be

sent to Deava at Sylvia

G. Thompson Residence

Center, 3333 W. 10th St.

Sedalia, Mo. 65301.

Brown

Sharon Brown will ob-

serve her 78th birthday

on June 24.

She was born June 24,

1946, in Sedalia.

Sharon has two chil-

dren, Brian Brown of

Kansas City, Missouri,

and John Brown of

Sedalia.

She was previously a

homemaker.

She loves gardening

and drinking coffee.

Birthday cards may be

sent to Sharon at Sylvia

G. Thompson Residence

Center, 3333 W. 10th St.

Sedalia, Mo. 65301.

Hesse

Leona Hesse will ob-

serve her 91st birthday

on June 28.

She was born June 28,

1933, in Sedalia.

She has three chil-

dren, Bill Hesse of Cole

Camp, Sandy Wessel of

Mora, and Kenny Hesse

of Florida.

Before retiring, she

was a homemaker and

bookkeeper.

Leona enjoys her bowl-

ing league.

Birthday cards may be

sent to Leona at Sylvia

G. Thompson Residence

Center, 3333 W. 10th St.

Sedalia, Mo. 65301.

Johnson

James “Jim” Johnson

will observe his 66th

birthday on June 24.

He was born June 24,

1958, in Kansas City,

Missouri.

James has three

children, Mary Clear of

Calhoun, Christopher

Johnson of Butler, and

Jeremiah Johnson of

Butler.

Before retiring, he was

an elevator operator and

constructor.

James enjoys being a

handyman.

Birthday cards may be

sent to James at Sylvia

G. Thompson Residence

Center, 3333 W. 10th St.

Sedalia, Mo. 65301.

LaRue

Rosalie LaRue will ob-

serve her 85th birthday

on June 26.

She was born June 26,

1939, in San Diego.

She has two children,

Roy LaRue of Sedalia

and Glen LaRue of

Dresden.

Before retiring, she

was a dog groomer and

owned a skating rink in

Windsor.

She enjoys shopping.

Birthday cards may

be sent to Rosalie at

Sylvia G. Thompson

Residence Center, 3333

W. 10th St. Sedalia, Mo.

65301.

To submit your mile-

stone announcement,

email news@sedalia-

democrat.com or visit

sedaliademocrat.com/

forms.

BIRTHDAYS

Viebrock Family Reunion

The Viebrock Reunion will be hosted at 12:30 p.m.

Sunday, June 30 at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 205

W. Jefferson St. in Cole Camp. There will be a pot-

luck dinner.

FAMILY REUNIONS

Boonslick

Regional Library

Monday

9 to 11:45 a.m.: Cole

Camp City Park.

Noon: Cole Camp Se-

nior Center.

1:45 to 3:45 p.m.: Lin-

coln City Park.

Wednesday

10 to 11:45 a.m.: Boon-

ville Walmart.

1:15 to 3:45 p.m.: Lone

Elm.

Friday

9 to 11:45 a.m.: Brook-

ing Park Village.

1:15 to 4 p.m.: Otterville

Mini Mart.

BRL2GO SCHEDULE

Boonslick

Regional Library

Fiction

“Don’t Let the Devil

Ride,” by Ace Atkins.

“The Rom-Commers,”

by Katherine Center.

“Eruption,” by Michael

Crichton and James

Patterson.

“Swan Song,” by Elin

Hilderbrand.

“Flashback,” by Iris and

Roy Johansen.

“Tangled Up in You,” by

Christina Lauren.

“The Final Act of

Juliette Willoughby,” by

Ellery Lombardo.

“Proof,” by Fern Mi-

chaels.

“The Summer Escape,

by Jill Shalvis.

Nonfiction

“The Explorers: A New

History Of America in

Ten Expeditions,” by

Amanda Bellows.

“The Forever Dog

Life: Over 120 Recipes,

Longevity Tips, and New

Science for Better Bowls

and Healthier Homes,”

by Rodney Habib and

Karen Shaw.

“A Gentleman and a

Thief: The Daring Jewel

Heists of a Jazz Age

Rogue,” by Dean Jobb.

“Just Add Water: My

Swimming Life,” by Katie

Ledecky.

“American Diva:

Extraordinary, Unruly,

Fabulous,” by Deborah

Paredez.

POPULAR BOOKS

Sedalia

Public Library

Fiction

“The Midnight Feast,”

by Lucy Foley (sus-

pense).

“The Housemaid is

Watching,” by Freida

McFadden (suspense).

“The Summer Es-

cape,” by Jill Shalvis

(fiction).

“Winter Lost,” by Patri-

cia Briggs (fantasy).

“Middle of the Night,”

by Riley Sager (sus-

pense).

“The Wren in the Holly

Library,” by K.A. Linde

(fantasy).

“The Glass Maker,” by

Tracy Chevalier (histori-

cal fiction).

“The Comfort of

Ghosts,” by Jacqueline

Winspear (mystery).

“The Passionate

Tudor,” by Alison Weir

(historical fiction).

Nonfiction

“Missouri: Off the

Beaten Path,” by Patti

DeLano.

NEW BOOKS

Meals on Wheels

is a nonprofit orga-

nization that delivers

meals to seniors,

the homebound and

handicapped citizens

of Sedalia. The food is

prepared by Superior

Vendall and is delivered

by volunteers. Meals

cost $4. For more in-

formation on receiving

meals or becoming a

volunteer, call 660-826-

5039.

Meals will be deliv-

ered by East Sedalia

Baptist Church.

Monday: Chili, pimen-

to cheese sandwich,

crackers, applesauce

and milk.

Tuesday: Chicken

breast filet, potato

wedges, green beans,

banana and milk.

Wednesday: Pork

chop, posh potatoes,

sliced carrots, cookie

and milk.

Thursday: Chicken

Alfredo, breadstick,

corn, peaches and

milk.

MEALS ON WHEELS

ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS

Missouri

River artist to

visit Marshall

Library

Missouri artist Steve

Snell will talk about his

“Adventure Art on the

Mighty Mo’” film series

at 6 p.m. Tuesday,

June 25 as part of the

Marshall Public Library

summer reading pro-

gram.

Snell traveled the

length of the Missouri

River painting what

he saw. Starting at the

headwaters in Montana,

he created more than a

hundred paintings while

on expedition down the

river. Several of these

paintings will be on

display at the library

throughout the month.

Before the evening

presentation, Snell

will host a “plein air”

watercolor workshop

at Indian Foothills Park

at 3 p.m., inviting local

residents ages 16 and

up to learn how to paint

landscapes. En plein

air is a French expres-

sion meaning “in the

open air” and refers

to the act of painting

outdoors.

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more information on these local

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To have your event

or meeting listed, send

details to news@sedali-

ademocrat.com or call

660-826-1000.

SUNDAY

Noon and 7 p.m.: Alco-

holic Anonymous 12x12

Non-smoking group, Sun-

day through Saturday; at

417 W. Pettis St., 660-310-

9922, sedalia12x12aa@

gmail.com.

1:30 to 2:30 p.m.: Open

Door Soup Kitchen, 417

W. Pettis St. Call 660-827-

1613.

7 p.m.: Narcotics Anon-

ymous Because We Care

and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday

at First Christian Church,

200 S. Limit Ave. For more

information, call 660-221-

2221.

MONDAY

8 a.m.: Courthouse

Prayer Group meets on the

lawn of the Pettis County

Courthouse, Monday

through Friday. During the

winter months, the group

meets at Panera.

10 a.m.: Show-Me Mad

Tatters at University Ex-

tension Office Conference

Room, 1012A Thompson

Blvd.

11:30 a.m.: Open Door

Soup Kitchen, 417 W. Pet-

tis St. Call 660-827-1613.

Noon: Sedalia Rotary

Club, Best Western State

Fair Inn, 3120 S. Limit Ave.

1:45 p.m.: TOPS (Take

Off Pounds Sensibly)

Chapter 0102 Sedalia

meets at the Boonslick

Regional Library, 219

W. Third St., in the lower

level meeting room. All are

welcome to attend. The

first meeting is free. Call

660-525-4142.

6 p.m.: Cornerstone

Celebrate Recovery. A

Bible-based 12-step

program for Hurts, Habits

and Hangups; large group

meeting at 7 p.m., small

groups at 8 p.m. Meal and

child care provided. Cor-

nerstone Baptist Church,

660-827-4833.

6 p.m.: DeFeet has a

general meeting open to

the public at First Chris-

tian Church, 200 S. Limit

Ave. For more informa-

tion, contact info@defeet.

org, visit www.defeet.org,

or message the DeFeet

Facebook page.

6 p.m.: Smithton Senior

Citizens Group Pitch and

Pool at Smithton Senior

Center on Washington

Street.

6:30 p.m.: Mid-Missouri

Photo Club at St. Paul’s

Lutheran Church in Cole

Camp.

6:30 p.m.: Show Me

Sound, Sweet Adelines

International, rehearsals at

Wesley United Methodist

Church basement, 1322

W. Broadway Blvd. All

women who like to sing

are welcome. For more

information, call 660-851-

2205.

7 p.m.: Al Anon at 417 W.

Pettis St. For more informa-

tion, call 660-473-0855.

7 p.m.: Celebrate

Recovery and Outreach

12-step Christ-centered

Bible-based program

for hurts, habits or hang-

ups. Cornerstone Baptist

Church, 19856 state Route

7 p.m.: Father Tony Kraff

Assembly of Knights of

Columbus, Knights Hall,

1708 Elm Hills Blvd.

7 p.m.: Pettis County

Historical Society, 228

Dundee Ave.

7 p.m.: West Central Mis-

souri Genealogical Society

at the Culp Building at the

Johnson County Historical

Society on Main Street in

Warrensburg.

TUESDAY

8 a.m.: Central MO

Business Builders (BNI) at

Heckart Family Center, 903

S. Ohio Ave.

11:30 a.m.: Open Door

Soup Kitchen, 417 W. Pet-

tis St. Call 660-827-1613.

Noon: Flat Creek Family

and Community Club, for

luncheon. Call 660-827-

0591 for location informa-

tion.

Noon: Sedalia Optimist

Club in Room C at the

Heckart Community Cen-

ter, 1800 W. Third St.

12:30 to 4:30 p.m.: Birth-

right Pregnancy Center,

1810 W. 11th St., Tuesday

through Friday and other

hours by appointment. The

office number is 660-826-

9060.

3 to 6 p.m.: Sedalia Area

Farmers’ Market in Nucor

Pavilion on Missouri State

Fairgrounds by Centennial

Gate along South Limit

Avenue.

6 p.m.: NarAnon meet-

ings at LifePointe Church,

2921 W. Broadway Blvd.

6 p.m.: Sedalia Runners

Club at Smith-Cotton

Track.

6:30 p.m.: Celebrate

Recovery and Outreach

12-step Christ-centered

Bible-based program for

hurts, habits or hang-ups

at River Church, 28863

Commercial Ave. in War-

saw.

7 p.m.: Celebrate Recov-

ery 12-step faith-based

recovery for hurts, habits

and hang-ups at Cross-

roads Family Worship

Church of God, corner of

Ninth Street and Madison

Avenue.

7 p.m.: Co-Dependents

Anonymous (CoDA) is a

12-step fellowship of men

and women whose com-

mon purpose is recovery

from co-dependence at

the First United Method-

ist Church Celebration

Center, 1701 W. 32nd St.

For more information, call

Barbara at 660-827-6522.

7 p.m.: OIC Studios

will present the SpoFest

writing prompt/open mic

event via Zoom, Facebook

and OIC Radio. Signup

and event guidelines at

www.oicstudios.com/

spofest-online.

7 p.m.: Women of the

Moose at the lodge, 119

Winchester Drive.

7:30 p.m.: Sedalia Chap-

ter 57, Order of the Eastern

Star, Masonic Temple, 601

W. Broadway Blvd.

WEDNESDAY

10 a.m.: TOPS (Take off

Pounds Sensibly) Chap-

ter 958, Wesley United

Methodist Church, 1322

W. Broadway. First visit is

free; 816-916-6237.

11:30 a.m.: Open Door

Soup Kitchen, 417 W. Pet-

tis St. Call 660-827-1613.

Noon: Sedalia Lions

Club, Heckart Community

Center, 1800 W. Third St.

5:30 p.m.: Amigos de

Cristo, Teen Mom Classes

at 3003 W. 11th St., 660-

826-2788.

THURSDAY

11:30 a.m.: Open Door

Soup Kitchen, 417 W. Pet-

tis St. Call 660-827-1613.

Noon: Kiwanis of Sedalia

at Lamy’s, 108 Pacific St.

1 p.m.: Sedalia Dupli-

cate Bridge Club at First

Christian Church, 200 S.

Limit Ave.

6 p.m.: Women in Crisis

Group. Call 660-827-5555

for location.

6:30 p.m.: Sedalia Cadet

Squadron Civil Air Patrol

at Civil Air Patrol building,

U.S. Highway 50.

6:30 p.m.: Sedalia Land-

lords Inc. at Community

of Christ Church, 2000 S.

Ingram Ave.

7 p.m.: Fraternal Order of

Eagles No. 4286, Lincoln.

7 p.m.: Mid-Missouri

Artists at Warrensburg

Community Center, 445 E.

Gay St.

7 p.m.: Sedalia Bible

Academy at Boonslick Re-

gional Library, 219 W. Third

St. For more information,

call 660-826-9988. Free

and open to the public.

FRIDAY

11:30 a.m.: Open Door

Soup Kitchen, 417 W. Pet-

tis St. Call 660-827-1613.

Noon: Pettis County

Pachyderms in Room C

at the Heckart Community

Center, 1800 W. Third St.

3 to 6 p.m.: Sedalia Area

Farmers’ Market, in Nucor

Pavilion on Missouri State

Fairgrounds by Centennial

Gate along South Limit

Avenue.

SATURDAY

7 a.m.: Sedalia Runners

Club-Group Run every

Saturday at Clarendon

Road and Katy Trail.

11:30 a.m.: Open Door

Soup Kitchen, 417 W. Pet-

tis St. Call 660-827-1613.

1 to 4 p.m.: The Pettis

County Museum and

Historical Society is free

and open for guests, 228

Dundee Ave.

2 p.m.: Warsaw Cruisers

at Cow Pattie’s Restaurant,

604 W. Main St.

7 p.m.: Celebrate Recov-

ery 12-step Christ-cen-

tered, Bible-based

program for hurts, habits

and hang-ups. New Hope

Baptist Church, 664 E.

16th St. Sedalia.

By Brooke Wilkens

Boys & Girls Clubs Executive

Director

e summer programs

for the Boys & Girls Clubs

of West Central Missouri

have seen a huge increase

in attendance for the 2024

summer.

is program is op-

erated in four dierent

locations: Heber Hunt

Elementary, Sedalia

Middle School, the Sedalia

Housing Authority and

our newest Fayette site.

e Boys & Girls Clubs of-

fer a fun, safe and interac-

tive environment for kids

who have just completed

kindergarten to those

entering high school.

e summer programs

run from June 3 to Aug.

9. Some of the activities

are attending the Hot Air

Balloon & Kite Festival,

the State Fair Commu-

nity College Nurses Fair,

Whiteman Air Force

Base STEM Day and our

annual National Night

Out. Two eld trips have

been scheduled, one to the

Kansas City Zoo and the

other to the Missouri State

Fair.

anks to the generous

support of the Sedalia and

surrounding communi-

ties, this year’s summer

program is oered at

no charge for all eligible

students. Along with the

programs, the Clubs are

able to oer breakfast,

lunch and a snack daily to

all attending.

Currently, our third

and fourth grade classes

are completely full! We

have begun the process of

hiring more sta and have

started a waiting list for

those who would like to

attend. If you would like

to sign up your child, get

put on the waiting list or

donate to the Club, please

nd us online at www.

bgckids.com or call your

local oce at 660-826-

8331.

Brooke Wilkens is the

Executive Director of Boys

& Girls Clubs of West Cen-

tral Missouri. She can be

reached at 660-826-8331 or

bwilkens@bgckids.com.

NEWS FROM THE CLUB

Summer programs are a hit in the community

Find out the latest

news from the Boys

& Girls Clubs of West

Central Missouri,

plus information on

upcoming events

and stories about

Club members, in

this monthly column

published by the

Democrat.

FIND US ON THE WEB AT

SedaliaDemocrat.com

Ham Radio Club to

host public field day

e public is invited to

attend Ham Radio Field

Day presentations from

1 p.m. Saturday, June 22 to

1 p.m. Sunday, June 23 at

the Cooper County Youth

Fairgrounds in Boonville.

Ham radio operators

will be participating in a

national exercise to con-

tact other “hams” around

the world as they test their

equipment and skills to

make radio contact. Hot

dogs and hamburgers will

be shared around 6 p.m.

Saturday.

Public Works to spray

for mosquitos & flies

e Sedalia Public

Works Department will be

spraying for mosquitoes

and ies between mid-

night and 6 a.m. in the

areas bordered by the be-

low-listed streets on each

of the following days. e

spraying is weather per-

mitting with rain resulting

in rescheduling:

Monday, June 24:

Broadway Boulevard

south to the south city

limits and Ohio Avenue

west to the west city limits

(to include Missouri State

Fairgrounds).

Tuesday, June 25:

Broadway Boulevard

north to the north city

limits, Ohio Avenue west

to the west city limits.

Wednesday, June 26:

Broadway Boulevard

north to the north city

limits, Ohio Avenue east

to the east city limits.

ursday, June 27:

Broadway Boulevard south

to the south city limits,

Ohio Avenue east to the

east city limits.

Sedalia Parks &

Rec looking for

parade entries

Sedalia Parks and

Recreation is looking for

entries for the annual

Fourth of July parade,

which will be hosted at

10 a.m. ursday, July 4 in

downtown Sedalia.

Registration to join the

parade is open, and all en-

thusiastic participants are

invited to join. ere are

several ways to participate:

Floats: Decorate a oat

representing your organi-

zation, business, or neigh-

borhood. Let your creativ-

ity shine as you showcase

the spirit of Independence

Day with the theme “Unit-

ed We Shine.”

Bands: School and com-

munity bands are welcome

to provide lively music and

entertainment along the

parade route.

Walking Groups:

Gather friends, family, or

organization members for

a fun walk in the parade.

Dress in your best red,

white, and blue attire and

show your patriotic spirit.

Classic Cars: Showcase

a classic car or vintage

vehicle in the parade and

add a touch of nostalgia to

the festivities.

Community Organiza-

tions: Local clubs, non-

prots, and community

groups are encouraged

to participate by show-

casing their missions and

activities.

Registration is free,

but spots are limited. To

com/MO/sedalia-mo-/cat-

alog and ll out the online

form, stop by the Heckart

Community Center, or

call at 660-826-4930. e

deadline is June 26.

Community to gather

to ‘Cheer for Life’

observance

e ”Cheer for Life”

commemoration service

will begin at noon June

24 at the Pettis County

Courthouse, led by local

pastors and community

leaders.

e keynote speaker is

Michelle A. Blackwell, an

adoptee and an adoptive

mother from Branson.

Blackwell has worked as

a brain trauma nurse, an

ICU nurse, and hos-

pice nurse. She and her

husband founded Hearts

Intertwined Ministries,

which exists to encourage,

empower and help trans-

form marriages through

a deep personal relation-

ship with God and their

spouse.

e event is sponsored

by the Sedalia Chapter of

Missouri Right to Life, the

largest pro-life group in

the state of Missouri. For

more information, visit

www.missourilife.org.

LOCAL BRIEFS

Sedalia DemocratAD

Friday, June 21, 2024

For more information on how

to become a sponsor of this

informative church directory,

please contact Kim Robertson

at 931.237.7923 or email kim@

burchettmedia.com

Peis Cnty

Chch Decty

ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Encounter Church — 1201 N. William Parkhurst Drive

(behind Sierra Bullets). Rev. Chris Gray, pastor. Sunday worship 9:00

a.m., 10:45 a.m.; Wednesday service 7 p.m., www.encounterchurch.ag

Living Waters Assembly of God — 909 S. State Fair Blvd., Sedalia,

660-826-9236. Rev. Ancel Compton - Pastor. Sunday Worship 10:00

a.m., 6:00 p.m., Children’s Church 10:00; (2nd & 3rd Sunday of

month), Fellowship 5:30 (4th Sunday of month).

BAPTIST

Antioch Baptist — Southeast of Green Ridge on Route E, Pastor Dan

Hankins, 660-221-0283. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship, 10:30 a.m.

Bethany Baptist — 500 North Park, 826-8743. Pastor Travis

Battershell. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30

a.m., Wednesday, 6 p.m.

Bethlehem Baptist — Anderson School & Wingate. Rev. Jason Kindle.

Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m.

Broadway Baptist — 2119 East Broadway, 826-1557. Dr. Nicholas J.

Gray, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m.,

6:30 p.m.; Wednesday prayer, 6:30 p.m.; Sunday Bible study, 5:00 p.m.

Burns Chapel Free Will — 207 East Pettis. Bishop Paul Jones,

pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship service, 11 a.m.; prayer

meeting, 7 p.m. Thursday.

Calvary Baptist — 1015 West 16th, 826-5011. Pastor Jonathan

Wallenbeck.. Sunday school, 8:50 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10 a.m. and

6 p.m. Wed, Mid Week Bible Study & Prayer 6:00 p.m.

Camp Branch Baptist — 18020 West 32nd Street, (660) 527-

3539. Pastor Rob Ayers. Sunday school, 9a.m.; Sunday worship,

10a.m. & 6p.m.; Wed. worship, 7 p.m.

Christ Church — Reformed Baptist Church, 2500 E. Broadway Blvd,

660-888-4588, Pastor, Stevey McAdams, Sunday

School 9:30am; Worship 10:30am, Sunday Prayer Service 6:30pm.

Cornerstone Baptist Church — 19856 Hwy. Y (three miles past

SFCC). 827-4833. Sunday: 9:00 a.m.. Bible Study &10:00 a.m.

Worship; Celebrate Recovery Mon. 6:00 p.m.; Awana Wed. 6:00 p.m.;

Student Ministry Sunday 5:00 p.m..

East Sedalia Baptist Church — 1019 East Fifth, 826-3887. Pastor

Kevin Anstine Sunday School 9:15 AM, Sunday worship 10:30 AM,

children and Youth Activities: 1st & 2nd Wednesdays of the month

from 5:30 to 7:00PM.

Emmet Avenue Baptist — 400 East Walnut. Pastor Steve

Cardwell. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m.

Faith Baptist — 2331 South Ingram, 827-1394. Sunday school, 9:45

a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m.; Wednesday worship, 7 p.m.

Pastor Matt Edwards.

First Baptist - Sedalia — 200 E. Sixth Street, Sedalia, MO - 660-826-

2160. Pastor Jeremiah Greever; www.fbcsedalia.org. 10:15 Morning

Worship; 9:00 Sunday School/Bible Study - All Ages;

First Baptist - Cole Camp — 1110 Butterfield Trail, Cole Camp,

Pastor Rodney Baumgarden, 660-668-3413; Sunday School 9:30 a.m.;

Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m.; Wed. Evening Service 6:30pm.

First Baptist - Otterville — 101 Union Stret, Otterville; 660-366-

4772. Rev. Russ Slocum. Sunday morning church, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday

School 10:45am; Wednesday , 6:30 p.m.

Flat Creek Baptist — 30501 Carpenter Road, Sedalia, MO; Sunday

school 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m.; Wednesday

Bible study 7 p.m. Pastor James Harrod

GDP Sedalia — 600 S. Summit Ave. 660-826-0621; Sunday: Worship

Service 12 p.m. & 6 p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Worship 7 p.m.; Friday:

Union of Preparation 7 p.m.

Grace Baptist — 3304 South Ingram, 826-2918. Pastor

Alvin Sipe. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; worship, 10:45 a.m. and 6

p.m.; Wednesday Bible study, 7 p.m.

Green Ridge Baptist — Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship,

10:30 a.m.

Harmony Missionary Baptist — LaMonte, (660) 347-5544. Sunday

school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m.

Heath Creek — Exit 84, Highway J, Nelson. 660-287-0085. Sunday

school, 10 a.m.; worship 11 a.m.

Hopewell Baptist — Pastor Dan Dickey, Hwy. EE., Sunday school,

9:15 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday Bible study, 7 p.m.

Houstonia Baptist Church — Morning Worship 9:00am; Fellowship

10:00am; Sunday School 10:15am; Wednesday Kid’s Club 6:00-7:00pm.

Cornerstone Baptist Church Hughesville, — 206 Moore St.

Worship Service 10:30am.

Katy Park Baptist — 901 West 24th, 826-

7497. Pastor Jon Church. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship,

10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening, various times; Wednesday prayer

service, 6:30 p.m.

Lamine Baptist — Pastor John Dumsday. Sunday school, 9:15

a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m.

LaMonte Baptist — 1005 Midland, (660) 347-5412. Pastor Larry

Chappel. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday worship, 11 a.m. and 6

p.m.; Wednesday service, 6 p.m.

Memorial Baptist Church — 13998 Hwy Z, Nelson, MO, 660 827-

3699. Rev. Bill McDowell. Sunday school, 9a.m.; Worship, 10a.m.;

Sunday evening service 6 p.m.

Mount Herman Baptist Church — 25229 Mount Herman Road,

Sedalia. Rev. Robert Sisney. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; church services,

10:30 a.m.

New Hope Baptist — 664 East 16th, 826-6277. Pastor Duane

Duchesne. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:40 a.m.;

Wednesday worship, 6:15 p.m.

Olive Branch Baptist — 20657 Highway O. 827-4529. Sunday school,

9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m.;

Pastor Jason McClain; Associate Pastor Donnie Hayworth

Parkway Freewill Baptist — 120 South Park, 827-1832. Pastor

Dan Talb ott. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday worship, 11 a.m.

and 5 p.m.

Providence Baptist Church — Hwy 35N & Providence Rd., Smithton;

Sunday Worship; 9:00 a.m. Pastor Tony Chapman

Smithton Baptist — (660) 343-5213. Pastor John Barrett. Sunday

school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:40 a.m.; Sunday evening Bible

study, 5:00 p.m.; Wednesday evening prayer and discipleship, 6:00 p.m.

Ward Memorial Missionary Baptist — 412 North Osage, 826-

5366. Rev. John Williams. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday

worship, 11 a.m.

CATHOLIC

Sacred Heart — 421 West Third, 827-2311. Fr. Joe Corel & Fr. Brad

Berhorst. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a.m.

St. John’s — Bahner. Fr. Joe Corel & Fr. David Veit. Saturday

Mass, 7:30 p.m.

St. Patrick’s — 415 East Fourth, 826-2062. Fr. Joe Corel & Fr. David

Veit. Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 & 11:30 a.m.

CHRISTIAN

Bethel Temple Church - 207 E. Allen Street, Knob Noster, MO 65336.

660-624-1971. Wednesday: Bible Study 7:00pm; Sunday Worship

Service: 11:00am. Pastor, S.L. Fisher

First Christian Church, 101 S. Monroe, Knob Noster, MO 660-563-

2827 Sunday School 9:00am; Worship 10:00am

First Christian, Disciples of Christ — 200 South Limit. Traditional

Sanctuary Service - 9:00 a.m., Sunday School for all ages - 10:15 a.m.,

Rest Haven - 10:30 a.m., CrossWalk Contemporary Service - 11:00

a.m. Rev. Dr. Chad McMullin.

LaMonte Christian Church — 902 South Oak, LaMonte, MO, Michael

Wood, Minister. Sunday School, 9:00 a.m. and Worship, 10:00 a.m.

Ph# 660-347-5400

Parkview Christian — 1405 East 16th, 826-3624. Jeff Randleman,

minister. Sunday school, 9:00 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:00 a.m.

EPISCOPAL

Calvary Episcopal — 713 South Ohio, 826-4873. The Rev. Anne Kyle,

Rector. Worship, 9 a.m.; Fellowship time, 10 a.m. www.calvarye.org

EVANGELICAL

Community Church of Sedalia — Sixth and Osage. Sunday

worship, 9:30 a.m.

Ecclesia Chapel — 900 East Ninth, Sunday 7:30 p.m. Worthship

& Ministry of the Word. Joey Beaher, 660-281-1286; P. C. Thomas,

826-9988, p.c.thomas@charter.net.

Maplewood — 25396 State Route O, 827-0532. Pastor Robert

Wauchope. Sunday school, 8:45 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10 a.m.,

AWANA 4:30pm, Youth Group (“ANCHOR”) Sundays, 4:30-6pm &

Wednesdays, 6:30-8pm, Women’s Bible study Tuesday 9:00am, Grow

Groups at various times

FOURSQUARE

Bethel Family Church — 120 E. 5th, Sedalia. www.bethelfamilychurch.

org. Sunday Services at 10:30am; Wednesday Services at 6:30pm.

LUTHERAN

Amigos de Cristo Mission — 3003 West 11th, 826-2788. Sunday

school, 10:30 a.m.; worship, Noon.

Christ & Trinity Evangelical Lutheran—2101 W. 32nd St. 826-8764.

Pastor Anne Kyle. Sunday school; Sunday worship, 11:00 a.m.

Holy Cross Lutheran — 11357 Lake Creek Ave., Cole Camp. Pastor

Tyler Poppen. Worship Service 8:00 am and Sunday school and bible

class to 9:00 am.

Our Savior Lutheran — 3700 West Broadway, 827-0226. Pastor Andrew

Tessone, Sunday school, 10:15 a.m.; Sunday worship, 9:00 a.m.

St. John’s Lutheran — 24295 Cheese Creek Rd., Cole Camp. Pastor

Tyler Poppen. Sunday Worship 10:30am, Sunday School and Bible

Class 9:30am

St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran — 701 South Massachusetts. 826-

1164. Pastor Jeremy Freeman. Sunday school and Bible classes, 10:15

a.m.; Saturday worship, 5:30 p.m. Sunday worship, 9 a.m.

MESSIANIC

Beit Mayim Chayim, Home of Living Waters — 1200 E. Broadway,

Sedalia, MO 65301; Meeting every Saturday/Shabbat at 10:00 am.

Contact 660-829-5581.

METHODIST

Bethel United Methodist — 22150 Smelser Rd., Sunday worship

service, 9:15 a.m. Follow Us On Facebook.

Eldorado Methodist — 10405 Eldorado Road, Green Ridge. 816-331-

5686. Pastor Deb Galey. Sunday worship, 9:00 a.m.

Epworth Methodist — 1124 East Broadway, 826-1302., Rev. Chris

Taffanstedt; Worship service, 9:30 a.m; Sunday school, 10:30 a.m.

First United — Celebration Center - 1701 W. 32nd. Saturday, 5:30 pm;

Sunday, 8:35 and 9:45 am; Sunday at 916 Thompson (site), 11 am. 827-

2993. Pastor Candace Fowler

Florence United — Highway 135. (660) 368-2098, Rev. Vonda Veale.

Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday worship, 11 a.m.

Georgetown United — (660) 826-6457. Pastor Kenneth

Cripe. Sunday school 9:00 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:00 a.m., first, third

and fifth Sundays.

Lake Creek United — Six miles south of Smithton on Highway W.

(660) 343-5222. Pastor Jason Veale. Sunday worship, 9 a.m.; Sunday

school, 10 a.m.

LaMonte UMC — 400 North Main, 347-5557. Pastor Deb

Galey. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday worship, 11 a.m.

New Bethel UMC — Five miles south on U.S. 65, 826-9388. Sunday

worship, 9 a.m.; Sunday school, 10 a.m.

Pleasant Hill United Methodist — 30219 Pleasant Hill Road, 826-

8856. Sunday worship, 10:15 a.m.

Smithton UMC — Walnut and Webster Streets. (660) 343-

5560. Rev. Jason Vea le. Sunday worship service, 10:30 a.m.

Taylor Chapel UMC — 400 North Lamine. Pastor Calvin Pritchard.

Sunday School, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday Worship, 11 a.m.

Wesley UMC — 1322 West Broadway, 826-4502. Rev. Dennis

Harper. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 8:30 and 10:45 a.m.

NON-DENOMINATIONAL

Agape House Ministries — 200 S. Moniteau, 826-5581. Pastor

Gloria Perez. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday worship, 11 a.m.;

Tuesday Making Disciples, 7 p.m.; Thursday Behind the Veil, 7 p.m.,

agapehouseministries@yahoo.com

Ancient of Days — 1201 South Summit. Pastor Gordon Adair. Sunday

morning Bible Study & Worship, 10:00 a.m.; Sunday evening Bible

Study, 5:30 p.m.

Antioch Fellowship — 507 West 24th, 827-3739. Apostle Harvey

Miller; Pastor Steve Graff; Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship,

10:30 a.m.; Wednesday worship, 7 p.m.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints — 1201 West Broadway,

827-3166. Bishop Evan R. Stout. Sacrament meeting, 10 a.m.; Sunday

school 11:10 a.m; Wednesday meetings, 6:45 p.m.

Church of New Beginnings — 1200 E. Broadway (Salvation Army

Building), Sedalia. 827-3302. Pastor Wayne Pacheco. Friday evening

worship, 7 p.m.

Community of Christ Church — 2000 South Ingram. 826-2881. Pastor

Marilyn Grechus. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Worship Service, 10:30

a.m; Wednesday Prayer Service, 7:00 p.m.

Abundant Harvest Worship Center — 2825 South Ingram, 827-

5153. Sr. Pastors Tony & Mary Kroeger. Service 10am Sunday; 7pm

Wednesday.

Abundant Life Christian Center — 15423 Centerline Ave. Hwy 65 &

Cole Camp Jct., Cole Camp, MO, Pastor’s Herbert & Renee Robertson.

Sunday Worship 10:00 am, Children’s Church 10:00 am. Bible Study

Wed. Night 7pm, all ages.

Goodwill Chapel — 26400 Goodwill Chapel Road. Pastor Debbie

Grossardt Arvelo. Sunday Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. Joins us On

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Houstonia Community Church — Cowboy Church 4 pm Sunday

Kingdom Hall Jehovah’s Witnesses — 2810 East Broadway. Sunday

worship, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday Watchtower Study, 10:20 a.m.

LifePointe Church — Rusty Thomas-Lead Pastor; 2921 W. Broadway

Blvd, Sedalia, MO, 573-301-0544; Sunday 8am, 9:30am, 11am.

Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.

New Apostolic Church — Pastor Ricky Rehkop; 28th & Grand,

Sedalia, MO, 660-909-4993; Sunday Morning Service, 10:30 a.m.,

Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.

Sedalia Christian Center Faith Church — 3240 South Kentucky, 827-

0559. Pastors Jack and Sue Menges. Worship, 10 a.m.

Stewart Avenue Church of Christ — 14th and Stewart. Bible classes,

9:45 a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:40 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Every 2nd & 5th

Sunday - 10:40am & 1:30pm; Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.

The Gathering Church — Sunday Service 10:45 a.m. 206 W. Main

St., Sedalia, MO 65301. For more information email cate_Joanna@

yahoo.com.

True-Vine Church of God in Christ (formerly Jones Holy Temple)

— 600 North Moniteau. Pastor Javion Jones. Sunday school, 10

a.m.; Sunday worship, 11:15 a.m. Bible Study-Tuesday 6:00PM

Vision Church — 723 E. 13th. Pastor Dave Hague. Prayer service

Wednesday 6:30 p.m.; Sunday school, 9:30-1030 a.m.; Sunday

worship, 10:45 a.m.

W.A.T.E.R. Ministries — Dresden- 19131 Third Road, 660-343-3650.

Pastors Reed & Kim Lange; Sunday Service 10:30 a.m.

Word of Life Apostolic Temple — 701 W. Main, 573-644-2132.

Elder Willie Cunningham. Sunday Service 10:00 a.m.; Bible Class,

Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.

Worship House — 701 E. 5th St., Sedalia. Sunday Service, 10:00 a.m.;

Bible Study, Communion & Prayer Wed., 6:00 p.m..

OPEN BIBLE

Liberty Life Center — 1501 Driftwood Dr., 826-5145 or 281-7404.

Pastor Gary & Linda Smith. Sunday Nurture 9:30 a.m., Sunday

Worship 10:30 a.m., Wednesday night service 6:30 p.m.

Discover Church — 23000 Route B, 826-8712. Lead Pastor Ed Spencer,

Jr.. Sunday worship, 10 a.m. Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays.

PENTECOSTAL

Crossroads Church of God — 2119 East Ninth, 229-220-

4126. Pastor Dwaine Crummey, Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday

worship, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday Evening Service 6:00pm; Wednesday

Night Service, 6:30 p.m.

First United Pentecostal — 2805 South Ohio, 826-4556. Pastor

Steven Palmer. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday worship, 6:30

p.m.; Wednesday worship, 7:30 p.m.

New Life Apostolic Church – 22743 Hwy T, Dresden. Service time:

Sunday 11am; Wednesday 7:30pm Bible Study; Friday night prayer

meeting 7:30pm; Pastor Stephen Zingre 660-281-9584

New Life United Pentecostal Church – 356 SW State Route 13,

Warrensburg, MO 64093. Sunday School, 10am; Sunday Night

Worship, 4pm; Wednesday Night Bible Study, 7pm; Pastor Mike

Jackson (660) 596-3452

Real Life Church — 24th and Ohio, 826-5330. Logan Patrick,

pastor. Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m.; Wed. Bible study, 7 p.m.

Victory Tabernacle — 505 W. Gay St, Warrensburg, 816-304-

2914. Pastor Harry D. Stevens, Christian Education, Sunday 9:30 a.m.;

Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m.; Tues. Bible class, 11 a.m.

PRESBYTERIAN

Broadway Presbyterian — 209 W. Broadway, 826-1708. Pastor Rob

Hughes. 10:00 a.m. Faith education; 10:00 a.m. Worship.

Green Ridge Presbyterian — 310 South Main, (660) 527-3533. Randy

& Dianna Marcum, pastors. Sunday Morning: Worship, 10 a.m.;

Longwood Presbyterian — Sunday worship, 9:00 a.m.; Sunday school,

10:00 a.m; Rev Philip Olson

Otterville Presbyterian — (660) 366-4280. Sunday school, 10 a.m.;

Sunday worship, 10 a.m.; Pastor Dianna Marcum

Range Line Presbyterian — Houstonia, Sunday worship, 9:00 a.m.;

Sunday school, 10:00 a.m.

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

Seventh-Day Adventist — 29525 Highway 50. Pastor

Al Oetman. Sabbath school and Bible study, 9:30 a.m. Saturday;

Saturday worship, 11 a.m.

Sharon Chapel — 105 East Johnson. Pastor Donnie McClure.

Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m.; Saturday worship, 11 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Immanuel United Church of Christ — 418 W. Fourth, 826-

3553. Sunday worship and Children’s Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. www.

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Sedalia Democrat LIVING Friday, June 21, 2024

By Pastor Tara

Thompson

Associate Pastor, First Christian

Church

Recently, my 4-year-old

son and I were on vacation

at Table Rock Lake. He was

so excited to go to White

Water for the rst time –

water, slides, and wave pool!

What 4-year-old wouldn’t

love that? My son is what

you would call a daredevil.

Me, on the other hand? I’m

terried of heights.

Most of the slides that

my son is tall enough to ride

were ne. at was until

we got to the mat race slide.

It’s one of those TALL ones

you can see from Highway

76 in Branson. As we were

walking up the steps with

our mat, my son kept saying

“OH MY, OH MY, OH

MY” with excitement. I was

thinking the same thing for

a much dierent reason. I

kept asking the lifeguards

if he was really tall enough

to ride this ride. With each

step up, I took deeper and

deeper breaths, preparing

myself mentally for us to

plummet down this slide

while my son was jumping

with excitement proclaim-

ing it was the best day ever.

en the moment of

truth came. A time for me

to face my fears. We were -

nally at the top of the stairs,

waiting for the lifeguard to

tell us to lay down our mat

and to get ready. When it

was time, we laid our mats

down on the water slide,

laid down on our bellies,

and down we went over

many bumps with water

spraying in my face. While

it was quick, it was quite a

ride. Interpret that how you

wish. I remember my best

friend calling me out of my

shock from the ride saying,

“Tara, Tara, are you OK?!”

at’s never a good sign,

is it?

Yes, I was OK. Just a

little bruised and battered.

I started thinking, that ride

is like life, isn’t it? Some-

times we are on an incline

going up, or sometimes our

descent is wild and bumpy.

Whatever it is, our knuckles

are oen white as we hold

onto the mat we are riding

on and oen times we hear

someone calling out of the

darkness, asking if we are

OK.

e dierence is the mat

we are clinging to. Does the

mat bring things into your

life that give hope, love and

encouragement? Or does

this mat whiplash you with

all the negatives in life? I

think we oen nd our-

selves clinging to the wrong

mat as we are riding the

waves of life.

Not only should we look

at the mat we are clinging

to, sometimes with white

knuckles, and wonder if it

is the mat of Jesus or the

mat of worldly things we

are told we need to cling

to; there are also times we

must face our fears. ere

are times we need to climb

those stairs, even if we feel

as if we are standing on top

of the Ozark Mountains,

and trust that Jesus is with

us. at he has our back.

ere are times when we

are called to walk through

the valley of the shadow of

death. I think that valley

looks dierent for each

and every one of us. Our

valleys are dierent. How-

ever, they are no less scary

than someone else’s valley.

Your valley might contain

doctors appointments

aer doctors appointments

with treatment that leave

you drained. Your valley

might contain separation

from those you love due to

disagreements. Your sepa-

ration might include people

telling you that you aren’t

good enough. Your valley

might be overowing with

debt and you feel like you

are being pulled under by

the waves of life as if in the

wave pool.

Whatever those valleys

are for you, I hope and

pray that you know you

are not alone and you are

loved beyond your wildest

imagination. Whenever you

nd yourself being hurled

down that slide of life, I

hope and pray that the mat

of Jesus is what you cling to.

Even when the waves of life

threaten to take us under

or the bumps we encounter

on the journey seem a little

too much to take, holding

onto Jesus will always be

life-giving.

Even if we might nd

ourselves jarred from life,

we will hear Jesus say, “you

are OK because I’ve got you.

I will never leave you or

forsake you.” What beautiful

words to hear during the

race of life. I hope you will

agree.

PASTOR’S PULPIT

Learning to ride the waves of life

Quincy University

Spring 2024

Dean’s List

Quincy University in

Quincy, Illinois, released

its dean’s list for the spring

2024 semester. Honor-

ees must earn a semester

grade point average of at

least 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) to

be included in the bian-

nual dean’s list. In total,

425 students received the

honor during the spring

2024 semester.

Area students named

to the list include:

Lincoln: Devon Parrott.

Warsaw : Jenna Van-

daveer.

Truman State Spring

2024 Graduates

Truman State University

has released the names of

students who graduated

during spring commence-

ment ceremonies May 11.

Students who graduated

with honors will have that

distinction noted by their

names. Cum laude recog-

nizes those who earned

a grade point average

between 3.50-3.74. Magna

cum laude is for graduates

with a grade point average

between 3.75-3.89. Summa

cum laude honors grad-

uates with a grade point

average above 3.9.

Master’s degree recipi-

ents will have that distinc-

tion noted by their names.

Area graduates include:

California: Carson

Drake Ash, Summa Cum

Laude.

Green Ridge: Grace

Elizabeth Edgar.

Warrensburg: Natalie

Ruth Fatka, Master of

Arts.

Truman State Spring

2024 Honors

Truman State University

has announced the stu-

dents named to its honors

lists for the spring 2024

semester.

To qualify for the

president’s list, an under-

graduate student must

attain a semester 4.0 grade

point average and must

complete at least 12 credit

hours. Local students

named to the list include:

Holden: Cooper Doolin

Kingsville: Leah La-

watsch, Alana Ray.

Knob Noster: Elizabeth

Collier.

Marshall: Drew Wilson.

Warrensburg: Luke

Fatka, Dan Stark-Wro-

blewski.

Windsor: Chloe Daily.

To qualify for the vice

president for academic

aairs’ list, an undergrad-

uate student must attain a

semester grade point aver-

age of at least 3.5 and must

complete at least 12 credit

hours. Local students

named to the list include:

California: Carson Ash.

Cole Camp: Dylana

Stoppel.

Holden: Chloe David-

son.

Sedalia: Natalie Walker.

Mizzou Spring 2024

Dean’s List

e University of

Missouri announced that

10,491 undergraduate stu-

dents earned a spot on the

dean’s list for the spring

2024 semester. Local

students named to the list

include:

Calhoun: Jessalyn E.

Caple.

California: Brecklyn

Grace Booth, Jackson T.

Cassil, Turner Mallicoat

Myers, Gabrielle Ruth

Rohrbach, Camryn J.

Schlup, Caitlyn Elizabeth

ompson.

Clinton: Kylie Jo

Bateman, Quincy R.

Crawford, Jery Bradford

Davis, Olivia S. Goth,

Olivia Ann Kiely, Mallory

Elizabeth Millsap, Bryanne

Carolyn Kennedy Smith,

Ella Christine Swaters,

Christian Dehn Voelmeck,

Aidan Robert Wirkkula.

Cole Camp: Lacie Jo

Caneld, Malachi James

Fox, Jarrett J. Long, Willy

Ehren Murphy.

Deepwater: Corbin

James Meeker.

Gilliam: Kirby Leigh-

Ann Richards.

Gravois Mills: Julia

Danielle Beil, Ryan M.

Maasen, Dominick Alex-

ander Sampson, Maria A.

Silva, Grace K. Whitmer,

Ruby Ashton Wright.

Houstonia: Emily A.

Gregory, Mason A. Locke.

Hughesville: Alyssa

Brooke Gear, Lily Brooke

Ream, William Richard

Boone Schroeder.

Jamestown: Luis

Gerardo Gomez, Clark S.

Rohrbach, Kylee J. Russell,

Anna R. Scheperle.

Kingsville: Landon

Tyler Cardozo, Avery D.

Vance.

Knob Noster: Timo-

thy Mitchell Anderson,

Alyssa Marie Anderson,

Abigail E. Collier, Jayden

C.E. Grisham, Ella Rose

Konrad, Krystiana erise

Valelo.

Leeton: Regan Suzanne

Shaer.

Lincoln: Riley Joanna

Warren.

Marshall: Kailei Marie

Allen, Genesis R. Barce-

nas, Maxwell Smith Betz,

Margaret Violet Bunch,

Grant M. Clemmons,

Connor D. Grossenburg,

Jack J. Huston, Karsyn E.

King, Jeremiah Robert

Trussell, John H. Ulbrich,

Skylar Paige Walton, Dan-

ielle Lou Wandell, James

Brendan Weaver.

Rocky Mount: Bailey

Grace McCuddin.

Sedalia: Zachary

Charles Amos, Tania

Bhardwaj, Elijah H.

Brown, Chloe Eliza-

beth Buckley, Michael

Scott Castiglia, Chloee J.

Craon, Logan J. Dick,

Jacquelyn LaRue Fairfax,

Raegan Nicole Fairfax,

Mya D. Fowler, Natan

Godunok, Laura Grana-

dos, Kaden John Green,

Carlos Guzman Nunez,

Elise R. Hawley, Maggie

He, Marigrace C. Heinze,

Gracie Kay Hoeins, Ani-

ta A. Husyeva, Faith Lin

Johnson, Envie Lakota B.

Johnson, Caroline Alaine

Matz, Reagen S. Mullins,

Brian Lewis Oster, Mari-

ana Restrepo, Christopher

D. Romero, Jessi B. Sparks,

Abigail Rose Tippie, Ethan

A. Trotter, Austyn Klay

Wenner, Megan Nicole

Wingerter.

Smithton: Josie Rachel

Bray, Kiersten Elizabeth

Luttrell.

Sweet Springs: Kolton

Michael King, Grant

omas Knipmeyer, Zach-

ary Ron Vogelsmeier.

Tipton: Madeline R.

Baer, Kiley A. Bailey, Kara-

gan Grace Koechner.

Versailles: Lauren Re-

nee Garrison.

Warrensburg: Marissa

Louise Acosta, Kolby Pat-

rick Armon, Mason Allen

Chapman, Victoria Noel

Crabtree, Tiyana Chris-

tine Crankeld, Todd L.

Lancaster, Aidan Byron

McMurphy, William

Stewart Samson, Jillian F.

Voskovitch.

Warsaw : Justice Ben-

jamin Gutierrez, Nicole

Pauline Hockett.

Windsor: Adam Wayne

Warlen.

EDUCATION BRIEFS

By Michael

Rubinkam and

Maryclaire Dale

Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA —

Katherine Anderson

trekked from Texas to

Philadelphia last year for

a college program she

couldn’t find anywhere

else, combining the

music business, entre-

preneurship and tech-

nology. Two weeks ago,

she received the startling

news the university

would be shutting down

within days.

The closure of the

University of the Arts

has left her and 1,300

other students scram-

bling to find somewhere

to go or something to do.

By the time the school

announced its closure,

many colleges had al-

ready cut off admissions

for the fall. Anderson

was accepted into the

music industry program

at nearby Drexel Uni-

versity, which she said

wasn’t a perfect match,

but “the next best thing,

I guess.”

“Because of all that’s

going on, I felt very pres-

sured to make a decision

as fast as possible,” An-

derson said. She is now

suing the University of

the Arts.

More colleges around

the country have been

closing as they cope with

steep declines in enroll-

ment, a consequence of

both changing demo-

graphics and the effects

of the pandemic. The

closures in recent years

have left tens of thou-

sands of students in lim-

bo — and at increased

risk of never finishing

their degrees at all.

Nationwide, private

colleges have been clos-

ing at a rate of about two

per month, according to

the State Higher Educa-

tion Executive Officers

Association.

Before announcing

it would close, UArts,

as it’s often called, had

trained musicians and

artists, dancers and

designers in Philadelphia

for nearly 150 years. The

school had suffered from

plunging enrollment and

said it was confronted

with “significant, un-

anticipated expenses”

that forced its closure.

Several state and local

investigations are under-

way into how the univer-

sity ran out of money so

suddenly.

“We have yet to re-

ceive the answer to that

question,” Lynette Kuhn,

a high-ranking official in

the Pennsylvania De-

partment of Education,

said Friday in an online

information session for

University of the Arts

parents and students.

Kuhn was responding

to one of several ques-

tions posed by frustrated

students about what

university officials knew

of its precarious financ-

es — and what they did

about it.

“We understand that

you students ... face

an impossible set of

circumstances, with

frustration that ex-

pands beyond measure,”

Heather Perfetti, presi-

dent of the Middle States

Commission on Higher

Education, an accredit-

ing agency, said at the

same session. “We all

believe that no academic

journey should include

this kind of severe and

abrupt disruption.”

Drummer Adam

Machado, 18, came to

the University of the

Arts from New York’s

Hudson Valley so he

could study a range of

styles, including jazz

and contemporary, in

a major city. He had a

$32,000-a-year scholar-

ship, and it’s unclear if

any other schools will

match that. But he also

wonders if he’ll find

the same curriculum,

sense of community and

ability to pursue gigs

in both New York and

Philadelphia, where he

performed Wednesday

night with a band called

“Kids That Fly.”

He grieves for “not

only me, but 1,000 other

artists (who) are without

a home.”

Like many classmates

who went through the

draining college search

process just a year ago,

he’s not sure what he’ll

do next.

“You don’t really know

where to start,” said stu-

dent Cyrus Nasib, 18.

“It’s very numbing,”

said Nasib, a theater ma-

jor who had just signed

a lease for an apartment

near the college campus,

since his parents are

moving from the Phil-

adelphia suburbs to the

West Coast. “It kind of

just saps your motivation

to do anything.”

Enrollment at the

University of Arts had

dropped by nearly half

since 2009. Nationwide,

the number of college

students in the U.S. had

already been steadily

decreasing for years

before the pandemic

led to a sharp drop in

enrollment. Schools’

financial woes have been

complicated further by

the botched rollout of a

new federal financial aid

form, which has raised

fears that hundreds of

thousands of students

will forgo college entire-

ly.

The University of the

Arts has made arrange-

ments with a half-dozen

colleges and universities

to take in UArts students

and help them complete

their degrees. Formal

agreements with a

half-dozen other schools

are under review by

the school’s accrediting

agency.

But the disruptions

created by college

closures have a history

of derailing students’

educations.

Nationally, as many as

half of students whose

campuses close don’t

resume their studies,

according to the State

Higher Education Execu-

tive Officers Association,

whose data surveys both

nonprofit and for-prof-

it schools, including

two-year colleges. Other

students lose credits or

have to spend more to

enroll elsewhere.

Democratic state law-

makers held a hearing

Monday on the Universi-

ty of the Arts shutdown,

while the Philadelphia

city council plans its

own hearing for later

this month.

“It throws so many red

flags up,” said Council-

man Mark Squilla. “How

can the board not be

aware of the financial

situation and then say,

‘We just found out last

minute we couldn’t get

any money.’ Were they

already leveraged to the

hilt? Did they have a line

of credit that they can

no longer borrow from?

Did the banks shut them

off? You know, all these

questions, nobody’s an-

swering.”

Film major Ian Cal-

laghan-Kenna, who com-

muted by bus to the Uni-

versity of the Arts, has

been coping with bouts

of intense anxiety — not

least because the college

already has thousands

of dollars of his federal

aid for the fall term. He

has joined a potential

class-action lawsuit

against the school.

He said he’s most

upset by how quickly it

happened.

“The fact that they

acted like everything was

normal and that we were

a thriving institution just

a couple weeks ago, and

now they’re just all the

sudden $40 million in

the tank, having to shut

down,” he said, referring

to one estimate of the

shortfall, “it’s just very,

very upsetting.”

___

Rubinkam reported

from northeastern Penn-

sylvania.

When colleges close, students are left scrambling

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During summer heat waves, everyone needs to take care of themselves, especially those

who work outside, such as city, county or state road crews and farmers and ranchers.

FILE PHOTO BY FAITH BEMISS-MCKINNEY | DEMOCRAT

By Tammy Webber

Associated Press

FENTON, Mich. —

With much of the Midwest

and the Northeast broiling

— or about to broil — in

extreme summer heat this

week, meteorologists are

talking about heat waves

and heat domes.

Both mean it’s really

hot — and people will hear

those terms a lot more as

the world heats up. What’s

the dierence?

Here’s what to know:

What’s a heat dome?

It’s helpful to think of a

heat dome as what’s hap-

pening in the atmosphere.

A heat wave is how that af-

fects people on the ground,

said Ken Kunkel, a research

professor of atmospheric

sciences at North Carolina

State University.

When a high-pressure

system develops in the

upper atmosphere, it causes

the air below it to sink

and compress. at raises

temperatures in the lower

atmosphere.

Because hot air expands,

it creates a bulging dome.

e boundaries of this

week’s heat dome are not

well-dened, Kunkel said,

but the National Weath-

er Service has said that

the most extreme heat is

expected in the Ohio Valley

and the Northeast.

e eastern heat dome

follows an earlier-than-usu-

al one this month in the

Southwest. Last year, there

were 645 heat-related

deaths in Phoenix.

What is a heat wave?

A heat wave is dened

by how intense the heat is,

how long it lasts and where

it occurs, said Je Masters,

a meteorologist with Yale

Climate Connections.

In general, several days

of 90-plus degree tempera-

tures in Texas are “no big

deal,” Masters said. But

farther north, it is fore-

casted to be in the mid- to

high-90s over the Midwest

and Northeast this week,

with heat indexes of 100 F

(38 C) or greater.

“e population’s just

not conditioned to that sort

of heat,” he said.

e National Weather

Service said that some

areas likely will reach daily

records, with the heat wave

lasting all week and into the

weekend in some places.

e combination of

clear skies and the higher

summertime angle of the

sun can result in high heat

index readings, a measure

of temperature combined

with humidity. Humidity

makes the weather feel hot-

ter because the body cools

itself by sweating and has to

work harder when the air’s

already moist.

What’s a heat dome? Here’s why so

much of the US is broiling this week

By Jessica

Damiano

Associated Press

Peanuts are generally

grown in southern climes.

Most come from China,

India, Nigeria and the

southern U.S., which all

fall squarely in climates in

or similar to USDA hardi-

ness zones 8-11. Which is

to say, their summers are

long enough to allow for

the up to 150 days neces-

sary for the plants to reach

maturity.

But with some plan-

ning, home growers as

far north as zone 6 can

also have success growing

peanuts for snacking, pea-

nut butter and, of course,

bragging rights.

If you live in one of

those more northern

areas, direct sowing isn’t

possible, so you’ll have to

purchase starter plants or

start seeds early indoors

(or in a greenhouse, if you

have one). en transplant

them outdoors two to

three weeks aer the dan-

ger of frost has passed.

With that date in mind,

research your rst fall frost

date and calculate whether

there are enough days be-

tween them to allow your

chosen peanut variety to

mature: Valencia takes 90-

110 days; Spanish, 90-120;

Virginia and runner types,

130-150. If not, calcu-

late the number of extra

days (but no less than 14)

they’ll need to develop

indoors and start seeds

accordingly. Don’t subtract

more days because starting

seeds too early can result

in leggy, stressed plants.

In my Long Island, New

York, garden, I would aim

for an early April start

date.

I recommend buying

seeds from a specialty

garden center or a seed

catalog. Yes, you can

theoretically crack open

raw, unsalted, in-the-shell

peanuts from the grocery

store and plant them —

and if you do, take care

not to remove the red seed

coat — but you’ll have no

way of knowing which

variety you are planting

or how long they’ve been

sitting in their shells and

under what conditions.

In zones 8-11, plant

seeds directly outdoors in

full sun (a south-facing

slope is ideal) between

mid-April and mid-June.

Loosen soil and sow 2

inches deep and 10 inches

apart in rows 20 inches

apart. Keep the soil moist

until they sprout, then

provide 1 to 1½ inches of

water per week, including

rainfall.

In zones 6 and 7, sow

seeds indoors about 1

inch deep in individual

biodegradable pots, and

place them under grow

lights or by your sunniest

window. Water about once

a week and transplant the

entire pot outdoors two to

three weeks aer the soil

temperature has warmed

to at least 60 degrees and

the danger of frost has

passed. Starter plants, if

using, should be set out at

the same time.

Hill soil around the

bottoms of plants, as you

would potatoes, begin-

ning when they are a foot

tall, by applying 2 inches

of straw or dried grass

clippings around them to

encourage “pegging,” or

underground seed pro-

duction. ose seeds are

peanuts, so they must be

dug up to be harvested.

Because peanuts aren’t

actually nuts but rather

legumes, like beans and

peas, they capture nitrogen

from the air and add it to

the soil, so avoid applying

nitrogen fertilizers around

plants.

Self-pollinating yellow

owers will emerge rough-

ly 40 days aer planting.

Petal drop is a sign that

peanut formation, or

pegging, has begun under-

ground.

Depending on your

variety and growing

conditions, leaves will

turn yellow about four to

ve months aer seeds are

planted, signaling it’s time

to harvest.

Dig up plants — roots

and all — shake o excess

soil, and place in a dry

spot with good air circula-

tion for two to three days

until the remaining foliage

dries completely. Remove

peanut pods from roots,

then roast, or store un-

shelled peanuts in airtight

containers. ey’ll keep

for about a year.

___

Jessica Damiano writes

weekly gardening columns

for the AP and publishes

the award-winning Weekly

Dirt Newsletter.

You don’t have to live in

the tropics to grow peanuts

This image provided by the Georgia Peanut Commission shows a farmer holding a

pulled-up peanut plant. PHOTO BY GEORGIA PEANUT COMMISSION VIA AP

The University of

Central Missouri an-

nounced the expansion

of its automatic, in-state,

out-of-state scholarship

program, which now

includes residents of

Louisiana and Missis-

sippi. This initiative was

approved by the UCM

Board of Governors in

March.

Currently, the UCM

Bound Out-of-State

Scholarship offers a

tuition reduction equiv-

alent to in-state tuition

for residents of states

with Mid-America

Intercollegiate Athletics

Association member in-

stitutions and bordering

states.

“Providing in-state

tuition to our newest

MIAA member border-

ing states furthers our

commitment to offer

valuable higher edu-

cation degrees that are

accessible and afford-

able,” said UCM Presi-

dent Roger Best. “The

success of our students

remains our top prior-

ity as evidenced by our

national rankings along

with career placement

rates that are substan-

tially higher than the

national average. UCM

is home to students from

48 states and 52 coun-

tries. It is our privilege

to welcome them to our

community.”

Effective July 1, the

University of Arkan-

sas-Fort Smith will

join the MIAA, thereby

designating Louisiana

and Mississippi as new

border states. This

expansion aligns with

the board’s March 2021

decision to extend the

non-resident tuition

waiver to all states with

MIAA member institu-

tions and their neigh-

boring states, previously

adding five states to the

scholarship program.

With this expansion,

UCM continues its

commitment to provid-

ing greater access and

success for students

from diverse geograph-

ic regions. For more

information regarding

eligibility, visit ucmo.edu

or contact UCM Student

Financial Services at

660-543-8266.

Release courtesy of

the University of Central

Missouri.

UCM expands out-

of-state scholarship

program

By Democrat Staff

Although it’s not July,

this week has seen high-

er-than-normal summer

temperatures and heat in-

dices. During a heat wave,

it is essential to watch out

for heat-related illness.

People who work out-

side need to take special

precautions during heat

waves. Missouri Extension

Health and Safety Special-

ist Karen Funkenbusch

shared tips for staying safe

during summer’s high

temperatures.

“During heat waves,

farmers and ranchers

face an increased risk of

heat-related illness, which

in severe cases can be fatal

if untreated,” she noted. “It

takes new workers time to

adjust to heat.

“Healthy workers get

used to higher tempera-

tures over a two- or three-

day period,” she continued.

“Within seven to 10 days,

they adjust completely.

However, it takes only two

to three days to return to

the original state.”

She suggests new work-

ers or workers returning

from vacations or sick

leave gradually increase

workloads and take breaks

to build tolerance to heat.

When working with

co-workers, one should

monitor them for signs

of heat-related illness.

Funkenbusch said this is

especially true for those

who do heavy tasks or

wear protective clothing.

Avoid rapid changes in

work intensity. Set up a

buddy system to look out

for others.

“Heat rash occurs when

sweat glands clog due to

extreme sweating,” she

explained. “e rash will

look like pimples and

white bumps may appear.

Mild temperatures cause

the rash to disappear.

“Loss of salt and electro-

lytes causes heat cramps,”

she continued. “Cramps

may occur several hours

aer you have been out of

the heat. ey may aect

arms, legs, and the abdo-

men.”

Relling uids and

electrolytes is essential.

Drinking liquids that con-

tain electrolytes restores

potassium, sodium, and

chloride.

“Heat exhaustion also

follows heavy sweating,”

Funkenbusch noted. “Nau-

sea, confusion, headache,

and thirst oen occur.

Getting out of the heat

and drinking liquids with

electrolytes help return the

body to a normal state.

“Heat stroke is a

life-threatening situation,”

she added. “Victims may

stagger, become irritable,

and lose consciousness.

ey may have seizures

and vomit. Take the victim

to a cool place and seek

immediate medical atten-

tion.”

Funkenbusch recom-

mends the following:

• Drink a cup of water

every 15-20 minutes to

avoid dehydration. Avoid

caeine and carbonated

and alcoholic beverages.

• Rest in the shade as

needed. Work and rest cy-

cles let the body eliminate

excess heat, slow the heart

rate, and provide greater

blood ow to the skin.

• Wear a hat and

light-colored, loose-tting

clothing.

• Slightly increase daily

salt intake to replace salt

lost by sweat.

• Review medications

and their eects on the

body during high-heat

periods. Diuretics and

antihistamines are com-

mon drugs that aect heat

resistance.

• Check your air con-

ditioner for eciency. If

your home is not air-con-

ditioned, use fans to move

air through it, close blinds

and shades, and sleep in a

cooler part of the house,

such as the basement.

• Plan before you go to

work. Bring an adequate

supply of water, shade

devices, and protective

clothing. If you work out-

side, bring sunscreen.

• Be a “cool” cook. Serve

cold sandwiches, salads,

and other foods that need

not be cooked or baked.

• Use the heat index

rather than temperature

to measure heat. Use air

temperatures and humid-

ity to estimate risk. Learn

more about the heat index

at www.weather.gov/ama/

heatindex.

is weekend, the high

temperature in Sedalia

will reach the low 90s with

a low of around 72. Heat

index values could reach as

high as 95. ere is a 40%

chance of showers and

thunderstorms Saturday

night. On Monday and

Tuesday, the high will

reach near 97. ere is a

50% chance of showers and

thunderstorms on Tuesday

night and a 30% chance on

Wednesday. Temperatures

will remain in the 90s for

the better part of next

week.

Use caution during the

hot days of summer

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Our ER at Women’s Hospital has permanently closed.

You can ﬁnd the same emergency doctors and care at

our University Hospital, located at 1 Hospital Drive, which

includes a separate Children’s ER.

Trusted Experts. With MU Health Care’s board-certiﬁed

team of ER doctors, you can trust you’ll receive the

highest level of emergency care.

Coordinated Obstetrics Care. Our ER works closely with

our women’s health experts and new Birthing Center,

oering peace of mind for pregnant patients.

Better Connected. Having a centralized ER location in

Columbia allows our specialists to collaborate more quickly

and eciently, maximizing expertise and care for both

adults and children.

Learn more about our ER services at

muhealth.org/womens-ER.

Our ER at

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Has Closed!

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718958at

By Zach Bott

zachb@warrensburgstarjournal.com

Old Barney’s

Bar &

Grill has a

reputation

that speaks

for itself.

As its sign says as you

walk into the restaurant,

Old Barney’s has been “A

Warrensburg tradition

since 1941.”

With a menu consist-

ing of its hand-breaded

pork tenderloin, the

chicken fingers, and

its “Barney Burger,” it

seems that Barney’s can

fit everyone’s tastes.

With that long-stand-

ing relationship with

the city and a menu that

suits all, the restaurant’s

accolades have begun

piling up. In previous

years, Old Barney’s has

won the Warrensburg

Star-Journal’s Best of the

‘Burg for Best Burger,

Best Sports Bar and Best

Bartender, with the 2024

results to be announced

in July.

Its latest proud honor

is being featured on

“America’s Best Restau-

rants Road Show,” a

social media restaurant

show that tours the

county in search of the

best eats.

Owner Stacey Fitter-

er and his wife, Holly,

were interviewed as part

of the show to go along

with video highlights of

Old Barney’s food and

culture. Fitterer could

not be reached by press

time.

ABR Show host

Danyel Detomo spoke

to the Star-Journal when

the show toured the

Warrensburg restaurant

on May 20, speaking on

the show’s production

and values.

“We go around state

to state with a film crew

and we film an episode

for social media,” Deto-

mo said. “When we go

to the restaurants, they

feature three to five of

their menu items. We

talk about what makes

them unique, why the

customers enjoy them,

anything cool they do.

We taste (the food) on

camera, and then we go

into learning the history

of the restaurant and

how it started.”

Old Barney’s was

chosen to appear on the

show after a community

member contacted ABR

on its social media.

“It could happen in

one of three ways,” De-

tomo said. “Someone in

the community will see

what we do, and they’ll

go on our website and

nominate them. The

owner might see what we

do and reach out. Then,

of course, when it’s kind

of a staple in the com-

munity.”

Detomo pointed to the

uniqueness of a restau-

rant like Old Barney’s

and how it paired per-

fectly with ABR’s values.

“It’s a lot of fun

because local spots are

(like) hidden gems,”

Detomo said. “You go

somewhere to visit

and you want to know,

‘Where do the locals

go?’”

“It’s just really cool

to be able to showcase

these true local spots

because they all have a

unique story and it’s fun

to show their communi-

ty this is what they’re all

a b o u t .”

America’s Best Restau-

rants was founded by

CEO Matt Plapp, who

had a vision of market-

ing small-town restau-

rants around the country

and wanted to use the

power of social media to

do so.

In 2021, he launched

the road show with

around five employ-

ees. Now, ABR, which

is based in Florence,

Kentucky, has a 50- to 60

person crew that travels

the country.

“We are really big on

helping people with their

social media because

social media is what gets

people’s name out there

now,” Detomo said. “You

go somewhere to eat,

what do you look at?

Social media.”

Keep an eye out for

Old Barney’s episode on

America’s Best Restau-

rants or Old Barney’s

Facebook page when

it gets published in the

coming months. The

video will also be posted

to ABR’s YouTube chan-

nel and website.

Zach Bott can be

reached at 660-747-8123.

America’s Best Restaurants to feature

An America’s Best Restaurants van sits outside Old Barney’s on shoot day on Monday,

May 20. PHOTOS BY ZACH BOTT | WARRENSBURG STAR-JOURNAL

Owner Stacey Fitterer and his wife, Holly, speak with show host Danyel Detomo before

their interview on Monday, May 20, at Old Barney’s.

A crew member of America’s Best Restaurants takes B-roll footage of the entrees at

the restaurant on Monday, May 20, at Old Barney’s.

ABR’s clapperboard rests on a table next to entrees from the restaurant on Monday,

May 20, at Old Barney’s.

Old Barney’s

has won the

Star-Journal’s

Best of the

‘Burg for

Best Burger,

Best Sports

Bar and Best

Bartender

in previous

years. The

2024 results

will be

announced

in July.

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stop by 1806 W 5th St, Sedalia, MO.

Welcome DVCreations to the Sedalia Chamber!

Congratulations on your May 24

Ribbon Cutting!If

you are looking for a great idea for an office party,

birthday party, or an event contact Daphne for a bead

party! It is such a great addition to your event!

dvcreations22@gmail.com

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Welcome Queen City Coffee Company

to the Sedalia Chamber! Congratulations

on your May 24

Ribbon Cutting! Come

and support our local coffee shop! Queen

City Coffee strives to support other local

businesses by using their products in

store! Stop by for adelicious coffee at

3224 W 16th Street Sedalia, MO.

Congratulations to the Missouri Goat Expo on

your May 30

Ribbon Cutting!This is such a

cool event that gets hosted once a year here in

Sedalia! Thank you for choosing Sedalia

Missouri to host your event every year.

We had an INCREDIBLE 2nd

Annual Hot Air Balloon & Kite

Festival on June 7-9th! The

Sedalia Chamber would like to

thank our Event Sponsor Ingram

Capital for investing in this

amazing Free Community Event.

We would also like to thank

NUCOR of Sedalia for sponsoring

our four shape balloons this year.

So many businesses and

organizations helped sponsor this

Free Community event and

without them, this event would

not be possible. We would also

like to thank the City of Sedalia

for all their support for the

festival. We are grateful to the

Sedalia Police Dept., Sedalia Fire

Dept., Pettis County Ambulance,

and Bothwell Regional Health

Center for keeping everyone safe

during the festival. We had an

amazing committee that worked

hard and our volunteers we thank

you!We would like feedback

what you loved, and any

improvements that could be

made for next year. This was our

second year, and we are looking

for ways to improve every year.

Please feel free to email

debra@sedaliachamber.com.

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LIVING ESTATE AUCTION

“Ron & Jene Heape”

129 Randall Ave. Warsaw Mo. 65355

As we are selling our Lake home & moving back closer to family, we will sell the

following at public Auction on

Saturday June 29th 9:00am 2024

Directions:From Warsaw intersection of 7 hwy & Commercial St. (stop light), Go South on

Commercial ½ mile to Randall Ave. turn Right (West) on Randall to Auction on Left. Watch for

signs on day of Sale.

Russell “Rusty” Johnson

(660)221-4067

Phillip Yoder

(660) 723-3389

AUCTION SERVICE

Third Generation Family Tradition Since 1942

Many More Items Too Numerous to Mention

*Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed material.

Auctioneer Note: This is such a nice clean & impressive Auction. EVERYTHING is in great

condition & well cared for (DON’T miss this one).

Truck, Cars & Equipment will sell at 12:00 (NOON) not before NOT long after.

Concessions provided by “Benton County Good Ole Gal”

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2005 Ford F-150 XLT 2x4 extended cab V-8 (5.4 Triton) auto, newer Michelins, 81k miles,

1922 Dodge Brothers touring (convertible) complete new rebuild 4cyl athead (Machine work by

Eagle Machine Inc. Bualo Mo.) all original (Runs & Looks GREAT) featured in Hallmark movie “Winters

End” w/Glenn Close. 

1929 Chandelier 8 “model 75” sedan dual side mounts, original straight-8 at head, needs interior

(MUST SEE)

2006 Aluma bumper hitch aluminum tandem axel car trailer w/winch & third ramp,

Craftsman LT 3000 riding lawn mower 42” cut w/bagger,

Antique Rie (wall hanger), WW1 & WW2 bayonets,

Household & Misc.

Whirlpool washer & dryer, Barrister style bookcase, round oak table w/4 chairs, pr matching Lay-Z-

Boy recliners, Victor Victrola model VV-X1V 85460E (plays - Must See), Antique Duel-Fold love seat

sleeper bed, Wardrobe, queen size waterfall bedroom set, Antique knock-down wardrobe, antique

kitchen clock, wooden wine shelf, lot misc. glassware & dishes, Indian signed pottery, vintage Airguide

barometer, Lot framed vintage automotive advertisements,  Cannon T-50 & Minolta 5000 35mm

cameras w/spare lenses, 3-drawer custom made oak le cabinet,  Lg lot beading tools & supplies, 3 - lg

pure turquoise belt buckles, lot misc. records & albums, Mexican frog & iguana planters,

Tools & Miscellaneous,

12ton shop press, Craftsman roll around top & bottom toolbox, Craftsman bottom toolbox, 3-ton oor

jack, Duracraft benchtop drill press, Honda “Black Max” self-propelled push mower, Troy-Bilt “Storm”

2840 28” snow blower, Columbia 604 4”-benchvise, Craftsman 5” bench grinder, Craftsman miter

saw, lot organizers & hardware, lot electrical extension cords, lot misc. handtools, 1 ½ ton chassis

jack, port-a-power, 2hp Craftsman plunge router w/xed base, Strong Way 50ton hyd bottle jack

(NIB), two-wheel dolly, Power Stroke pressure washer, 21gal upright air-compressor, lot automotive

repair manuals, many mechanical engineering books, Lot electrical wire, 18’ alum extension ladder,

aluminum ATV ramp, receiver hitches, B&D edger, Propane space heater, Remington pole saw, lot

long handled tools, Poulan 2250 chain saw, B&D hedge trimmers, lot concrete lawn decor, Master

Forge gas BBQ grill

To settle the estate of Jerry Connor, we will offer the following described real estate,

machinery and personal property at public auction located: From the Junction of

Highways D & JJ (south of Syracuse), Take JJ highway west 3.4 miles to the sale site

on the right (at the home on Tract 1). Watch for the orange auction signs on:

SATURDAY, JUNE 29TH, 2024 10AM

4574 HWY JJ, FLORENCE, MO (TIPTON SCHOOLS) ~

116 ACRES M/L SOLD IN 4 TRACTS

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ESTATE AUCTION

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Wow… what a collection of antiques Jerry had! This will be the best antique

sale we’ve had for as long as I can remember, and it’s worth the trip just to come see some of these extremely

rare items. The John Deere tractor is ultra slick, and the Kawa saki Mule is all but new. We will start by selling

antiques right at 10am, and the shot list of equipment will sell over the noon hour. Please be on time!

Not responsible for accidents. Statements made day of sale take precedent over all printed material.

The Auctioneer and owner deem all above information to be reliable but make no guarantees either stated or implied.

(573) 378-8822 Cell (660) 347-5656 Oce dickhutchisonauction@me.com

Auction Associates: Toby Brown (660) 473-6008 or Sam Trelow (660) 281-7710

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OWNER: Estate of

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TRACT 1 - 27.5 ACRES M/L 1- Tract 1 is nearly 73%

open (around 20 acres) pasture/grassland, with the residual

in timber. The property has perimeter fencing, and plenty of

access with ¼ mile of Highway JJ frontage on the south and

¼ mile of Jaybird Road (gravel) frontage on the west. The

beautiful custom home on tract 1 was built in 2000. The main

oor offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room, large

formal dining room, sitting room, mud/laundry room, large eat-

in kitchen (with appliances) and a 2-car attached garage. The

full basement is partially nished with another bedroom, a 3rd

bathroom, a kitchenette with dining area and a large storage

area. The home has central heat (LP) & air, and is serviced by

a well & lagoon. The home has beautiful custom wood oors

and woodwork throughout (including crown moldings in many

rooms). Nearly every room has a unique vaulted ceiling.

TRACT 2 - 8 ACRES M/L

Tract 2 is about 50% open with

the residual in timber. The tract

boasts a 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom

manufactured home that was

built in 1980. The home has a

kitchen (with stove & refrigerator), a dining room, living room and

laundry area. The home boasts central heat (LP gas) and air, and

is serviced by a well (with new pump in 2023) & lagoon. The acreage also has a 15’ x 24’ detached

garage/workshop with electricity, concrete oor and an overhead door. Highway JJ forms the northern

boundary and South Jaybird Lane (gravel) is the eastern boundary.

TRACT 3 - 27.5 ACRES M/L Tract 3 is about 30% open

(around 8 acres) pasture/grassland, with the residual in timber

and a pond. The acreage has perimeter fencing on, and offers

some nice building spots. Tract 3 has nearly 3-tenths of a mile

of Highway JJ frontage all along the southern boundary.

TRACT 4 - 54 ACRES M/L Tract 4 is about 28% open

(around 15 acres) pasture/grassland, with the residual in

timber and a large pond. The acreage has perimeter fencing,

and offers some nice and secluded building spots. There is a

¾ acre pond, and 3-tenths of a mile of Highway JJ frontage

all along the northern boundary.

TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT 1 - 2014 John Deere

4052R MFWD tractor with H180 loader, 3-speed hydro

transmission, only 36hrs (looks news), 1 - 2021 Kawasaki

Mule 4010 crew cab, gas, 20hrs (nice), 1 - Z-Force L 60”

Cub Cadet zero turn mower, 25hp Kohler, 400 hours 1 -

Stihl FS56 RC weed eater 1 - Husky air compressor

APPLIANCES & ANTIQUE FURNITURE 1 - Secretary writing desk, 6 - Old wooden

rockers, 1 - Brass full bed, 2 - Red parlor chairs w/ marble rollers, 2 - Fainting couches, 1 - China

cabinet, 6 - Matching wood straight chairs, 2 - Childrens wicker rockers, 3 - Pie safes, 1 - Marble

top coffee table, 1 - Lot ornate wood end tables, 1 - Drop leaf table, 1 - Marble top table with marble

rollers, 4 - China cabinets, 1 - Small chest freezer

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES 43 - Victorian brass parlor & library oil hanging lamps,

complete with burners (some electried, but none are drilled) See pictures at auctionarrows.com, 1 -

Brass trivet, 125 - Old oil lamps, 1 - Strafford wash bowl, 2 - Granite pitchers, 3 - Old crocks, 1 - Old

ornate double wood frame for a painting, 1 - Silver overlay pitcher, 2 - Old travel trunks with inside

compartments, 1 - 3Cherub statue center piece, 1 - Wooden potty chair (porcelain potty), 1 - 20gal

Red Wing crock, 1 - Large lot very old books, 1 - Bible stand with old Bible, 1 - Old 3 burner oil stove,

2 - Copper pitchers, 1 - Set depression era salt & pepper shakers, 1 - J.W. Kuhlmann butter crock,

1 - Lot costume jewelry, 2 - Tureen silver plated soup bowls (1-deer, 1-goat), 1 - Large lot porcelain

dolls & furniture, 1 - Toy horse stall w/ 2 draft horses and a colt, 1 - Lot lightning balls for lighting rods,

1 - Teddy Roosevelt standing oil lamp, 4 - Mourning shadow boxes, 1 - Andrew Jackson painting, 1 -

Daisey & Fern water set, 2 - Mary Gregory type vases, 1 - Collection of old post cards (nice), 1 - 1886

Pope Mfg. typewriter, 1 - Epergne ower stand & candy jar centerpiece, 2 - Old war rationing cards,

1 - 6gal Red Wing crock, 1 - Custard glass berry set, 1 - Edison Cylinder music player in wooden

case, 1 - Large collection phonograph records, 1 - Columbia graphophone (works), 1 - Hope chest,

2 - Sleepy eyed pitchers, 1 - Sleepy eye butter crock, 1 - Large lot tea leaf (some Meakin, some

Masson) wash bowls etc., 1 - Lot sterling silver, 1 - Gorham 5-piece sterling silver set (tea pot, coffee

pot, creamer, sugar & waste), Plymouth pattern, 1 - Tiffany sterling silver small cannister, 1 - Pair US

Calvary spurs, 1 - Limoges bowl, 1 - Small vinegar cruet, 1 - 12-piece Demitasse Haviland Limoges

cups & saucers, 3 - Antique stereoscopes with cards, 1 - Mourning shadow box with human hair,

2 - Plateau beveled mirrors, 1 - Irish Belleek vase, 1 - Lot hat pins (1 with small hole and view of city

skyline), 1 - Famous Rogers group bust, 2 - Dice roller plates, 1 - Judge William L. Gilbert Clock, 3 -

Tables full of ceramic porcelain dishes. Berry set, bowls, cream & sugar etc. including 104 RS Prussia,

Bavaria, German chocolate set (super nice), 1 - Elk brass key holder, 1 - Mantle clock, 1 - Seth Thomas

wall clock, 1 - Bronte wall clock, 3 - Whiskey jugs, 3 - Hand stitched quilts

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 1 - Lot Christmas ornaments, 1 - Lot pots & pans (misc. kitchen ware),

1 - Lot many other household items

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Opportunities for acreages like these just don’t come around all

that often! The home on Tract 1 is fantastic! The home on Tract 2 could be moved into right now,

or could make a great rental property. All of the tracts are in the Tipton School District, and feature

blacktop frontage. You don’t want to miss your chance to see this one first-hand on June 20th; and

have your finances in order as the farm will sell with NO RESERVE June 29th.

TERMS: We will sell Tract 1, followed

by Tract 2 to the high bidder with NO

RESERVE. After they have sold, we will

offer tracts 3 and 4 choice to the high

bidder with NO RESERVE! The winning

bidder will be able to choose either tract

or both. Tracts 3 & 4 will be sold by the

acre with the winning bid multiplied by the

total number of acres in the tract(s). Acres

here are estimates only - nal prices will

be determined by surveyed acres. We

will require $25,000 down on each of

the 4 tracts the day of the auction. If one

buyer purchases more than one tract, the

down payment will be an aggregate of the

requirement for all tracts purchased. The

balance of the purchase price for each

tract will be due at a real estate closing

to be held on or before Tuesday, August

13th, 2024. The seller will provide an

owner’s title insurance policy; the buyer(s)

will be responsible for any lender’s title

policy. Taxes will be prorated at closing, and the closing fee at the title company will be split 50/50.

PROPERTY VIEWING FOR ALL 4 TRACTS:

THURSDAY, JUNE 20TH, 6-7:30 PM

ESTATE AUCTION

“Earl Gumm”

905 NE 801 Rd. Calhoun Mo. 65323

we will sell the following at public Auction on:

Wednesday June 26th 2:00pm 2024

Directions: From Windsor go Southwest on 52 hwy 5 ½ mile to NE 900 Rd. on Left go ½ mile to NE

801 Rd. Turn Right on 801 to Auction on Left. Watch for signs on sale day.

Russell “Rusty” Johnson

(660)221-4067

Phillip Yoder

(660) 723-3389

AUCTION SERVICE

Third Generation Family Tradition Since 1942

Many More Items Too Numerous to Mention

*Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed material.

Concessions provided by “Benton County Good Ole Gal”

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Ford 5000 diesel tractor w/loader, Honda Foreman ES 450cc 4x4 ATV, Kawasaki Bayou 220cc ATV,

3pt John Deere 407 rotary mower, 3pt. HD 8’ blade, Swisher 28ton wood splitter, 8’x6’ bumper

hitch utility trailer (NO TITLE), Fuel tank on stand, 10’ pull type tandem disk w/cyl., 13’ HD pull

type cultivator, Pull type two bottom plow, 6’ pull type rotary mower, Bale spike for front loader,

Motorcycle trailer (NO TITLE) Aluminum 15’ canoe, 7 ½’ paddle boat, 11’ at bottom poly boat, 4’ ATV

blade, 2 – yard carts, Cabela’s & Stack-On “Woodland” 16 – 20 gun Safes, Sentry Safe,

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Household & Misc.

Kenmore cross bottom refrigerator, Kenmore washer & Roper dryer, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf

table,  Round Oak table w/6chairs & 2 leaves, china hutch, oak roll top desk, 3pc antique bedroom set, 

Pr nightstands, Queen size bed, Three drawer oak le cabinet, matching sofa & love seat, 2 –

upholstered dual reclining love seats, 6 – quilts,  2 - wooden rockers, antique ball & claw piano stool,

3pc. occ table set, drum table, corner shelf, oak jewelry armoire, gone with the wind lamp, 15” Simco

5508 western saddle, microwave, Kitchen Aid mixer, lot misc. pots, pans & kitchenware, oil lamps,

expanded metal patio set, 

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(Jeremy Allen White, “Shameless”), Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri, “Bottoms,” 2023) and Richie Jerimovich (Ebon Moss-Bachrach, “NO

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While Leia and Jay Kelso (Mace

Coronel, “Nicky, Ricky, Dicky &

Dawn”) are excited to be back

together after nine long months

apart, tensions rise as secrets

between Leia and Nate (Max-

well Acee Donovan, “Gabby

Duran & The Unsittables”)

threaten to tear the group apart.

Will the summer of fun end

before it can even get started?

Also starring Ashley Aufderheide

(“Emergence”), Reyn Doi (“Side

Hustle”) and Sam Morelos (“De-

scendants: The Rise of Red,”

2024), the series comes from

creators Gregg Mettler (“That

‘70s Show”), Bonnie and Terry

Turner (both of “3rd Rock from

the Sun”) and first-time pro-

ducer Lindsey Turner.

WHAT’S NEW ON APPLE

TV+

“Fancy Dance” (2024)

Set off on a bold new journey

with the acclaimed drama film

“Fancy Dance,” making its

debut Friday, June 28, on Apple

TV+. The film, which debuted

in select theaters on June 21,

follows Jax (Lily Gladstone,

“Killers of the Flower Moon,”

2023), who has cared for her

niece, Roki (Isabel Deroy-Olson,

“Three Pines”), since her sister’s

disappearance. Scraping by to

provide a living for Roki on the

Seneca-Cayuga reservation in

Oklahoma, Jax uses every spare

moment available to search

for her sister. All the while, Jax

also helps Roki to prepare for

an upcoming powwow. With

Roki’s custody at risk, the two

head out into the backcountry

to find Roki’s mother before the

powwow, and “what begins as

a search gradually turns into a

far deeper investigation into the

complexities and contradictions

of Indigenous women moving

through a colonized world while

at the mercy of a failed justice

system” (per Apple TV+). Direct-

ed by Erica Tremblay (“Reserva-

tion Dogs”), the film is written

by Tremblay and Miciana Alise,

in her screenwriting feature film

debut. The film also stars Ryan

Begay (“Dark Winds”), Shea

Whigham (“Perry Mason”),

Crystle Lightning (“Ghosts”)

and Audrey Wasilewski (“Big

Love”).

“That ‘90s Show” - Part 2

Back in Wisconsin for an-

other summer in Point Place,

“That ’90s Show” kicks off its

second installment Thursday,

June 27, on Netflix. Now set in

1996, this spinoff of “That ‘70s

Show” finds Leia Forman (Cal-

lie Haverda, “Shut Eye”) back

with her grandparents, Red

(Kurtwood Smith, “RoboCop,”

1987) and Kitty (“The Ranch”).

Iron Claw,” 2023), a conceited

movie star and nightmare boss.

When Zara’s mother, Brooke

(Nicole Kidman, “Big Little

Lies”), falls into a relationship

with Chris, it puts Zara in a hor-

ribly awkward position. As the

trio move through their lives,

“they face the complications

of love, sex and identity” (per

Netflix). Directed by Richard

LaGravenese (“The Divide”),

“A Family Affair” is Carrie

Solomon’s (“The Good Fight”)

screenwriting debut. Kathy

Bates (“The Great Lillian Hall,”

2024), Liza Koshy (“Players,”

2024), Sherry Cola (“Good

Trouble”), Gissette Valentin

(“The Walking Dead: World

Beyond”) and Olivia Macklin

(“The Young Pope”) round out

the cast.

WHAT’S NEW ON NETFLIX

“A Family Affair” (2024)

Exploring the ways in which

we never truly stop “coming of

age,” the multi-generational

family comedy film “A Family

Affair” premieres Friday, June

28, on Netflix. Zara Ford (Joey

King, “We Were the Lucky

Ones”) is the harried assistant

to Chris Cole (Zac Efron, “The

woman balancing a career, rais-

ing two children and bravely

confronting cancer. These

hurdles didn’t stop her; instead,

she embraced them and they

fueled her mission to inspire

women everywhere to pursue

their lives with equal passion

and purpose and design their

own lives. DVF was born to be a

woman in charge. And she was

born to inspire other women

to take charge of their lives”

(Hulu). Directed by Sharmeen

Obaid-Chinoy (“Ms. Marvel”)

and Trish Dalton (“Student

Athlete,” 2018), “Woman in

Charge” is produced by Obaid-

Chinoy, Fabiola Beracasa (“The

First Monday in May,” 2016),

Tracy Aftergood (“Helen Be-

lieve,” 2023) and Sean M. Stu-

art (“The Blue Angels,” 2024).

(“Fear the Walking Dead”) is the

creator, writer, showrunner and

executive producer, while origi-

nal series co-creator John Faw-

cett (“Sight Unseen”) directs

and executive produces.

WHAT’S NEW ON HULU

“Diane von Furstenberg:

Woman in Charge” (2024)

Taking a deep dive into the

non-stop life of cultural icon

Diane von Furstenberg, the

new feature-length documen-

tary “Diane von Furstenberg:

Woman in Charge” premieres

Tuesday, June 25, on Hulu.

Approaching the eve of her

retrospective exhibition, which

marks an incredible and dis-

tinguished 50-year career, the

Belgian fashion designer looks

back on her career, reflecting

on “her pioneering path in a

male-dominated realm,” in

which she challenged the sta-

tus quo “as an early visionary

and influencer … with the bold

inquiry, ‘Why can’t a woman do

what a man does?’” (per Hulu).

“With resolute determination,

[von Furstenberg] faced various

challenges — she was a single

and mysterious ways. Leading

them on a thrilling journey, the

group begins to “[unravel] the

mystery of their identity and

uncovering a wrenching story of

love and betrayal” (per AMC).

Front and center in the show

is the story of Lucy, played by

Krysten Ritter (“Jessica Jones”).

Lucy is described by AMC as “a

woman with an unimaginable

origin story, trying to find her

place in the world.” Alongside

Ritter, who also acts as an ex-

ecutive producer for the series,

“Orphan Black: Echoes” stars

Keeley Hawes (“Line of Duty”),

Amanda Fix (“North of Normal,”

2022), Avan Jogia (“Zom-

bieland: Double Tap,” 2019),

Rya Kihlstedt (“Superman &

Lois”) and James Hiroyuki Liao

(“Unforgettable”). Anna Fishko

WHAT’S NEW ON AMC+

“Orphan Black: Echoes” -

Season 1

Based on the hit Canadian

sci-fi series “Orphan Black,”

AMC’s new spinoff, “Orphan

Black: Echoes,” premieres

Sunday, June 23, on AMC+. Set

in the near future, “Echoes” fol-

lows a group of women whose

lives intertwine in unexpected

the damsel in distress is saving

herself. Also starring in the series

are Dominic Cooper (“Preach-

er”) as Lord Seymour; Anna

Chancellor (“The Hitchhiker’s

Guide to the Galaxy,” 2005)

as Jane’s mother, Lady Frances

Grey; Rob Brydon (“The Trip”) as

Lord Dudley, Guildford’s father;

Jim Broadbent (“Iris,” 2001) as

the Duke of Leicester, Jane’s un-

cle; Henry Ashton (“Outlander”)

as Guildford’s brother, Stan; Isa-

bella Brownson (“Napoleon,”

2023) and Robyn Betteridge

(“The Wheel of Time”) as Jane’s

sisters Katherine and Margaret;

and Kate O’Flynn (“Bridget

Jones’s Baby,” 2016) and Ab-

bie Hern (“Enola Holmes 2,”

2022) portray the King’s sisters,

Princess Mary and Princess Bess,

respectively.

By Raye Smith

TV Media

WHAT’S NEW ON PRIME

VIDEO

“My Lady Jane” - Season 1

Within the annals of history

lies the story of Lady Jane Grey,

who was crowned Queen of

England for nine days in 1553

before being removed from

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Summer Villa (‘16)Hilarie Burton.

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(HBO)

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 The Spectacular Now

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(HGTV)

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 Out of Time (2003, Thriller) Eva

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(:05)

 Krampus (‘15) Adam

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Friday the 13th (‘09)

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 Hellboy II: The Golden Army (‘08,

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(NEWSN)

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 Red 2 (‘13) John Malkovich, Bruce Willis.

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 The Cobweb Richard Widmark. Psychiatric clinic

director (Richard Widmark) handles crisis over new curtains.

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Sense &

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(TLC)

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9-1-1 "Awful People" The Good Doctor "Sons"

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U.S. Olympic Trials Diving (L)

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locate his son after global warming leads to worldwide natural disasters.

Interview With the Vampire "I

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Orphan Black: Echoes

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 Shaft (‘19) Jessie T. Usher, Samuel L. Jackson.

 Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family (‘11) Bow Wow, Loretta Devine, Tyler Perry.

 Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married? (‘07) Tyler Perry.

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CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Special Program Violent Earth "Volcano" (N) Secrets & Spie "Fallout" (N) CNN Special Program Violent Earth "Volcano"

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 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (‘17) Kevin Hart,Dwayne Johnson.

(HALL)

26 38 365 26 185 312

(4:00)

Love, Romance & Cho...

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It Was Always You (‘21) Tyler Hynes, Erin Krakow. Golden Girls Golden Girls

(HBO)

518 802 501 300 501

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The Bad Orphan (‘24) Chloe Coco Chapman, Betsy Brandt.

Devil on Campus: The Larry Ray Story (‘24) Billy Zane. (P)

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Hoax: The Kidnapping of Sherri Papini (‘23) Jaime King.

Devil on Campus: Larry Ray

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Barely Lethal (2015, Action) Jessica Alba, Samuel L.

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 Ex Machina (2014, Sci-Fi)Oscar Isaac,

Alicia Vikander, Domhnall Gleeson.

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 Death Race (2008, Action) Tyrese Gibson, Ian

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 The Strangers: Prey at Night (‘18)

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(SHOW)

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 Plane (2023, Action) Mike Colter, Yoson

An, Gerard Butler.

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Morgan, Grace Fulton.

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 Pacific Rim Uprising (‘18, Sci-Fi) Scott Eastwood, Jing Tian, John Boyega.

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 The Day After Tomorrow (‘04) Dennis Quaid. A climatologist tries to

locate his son after global warming leads to worldwide natural disasters.

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A/Tina Livestock Market B/Brown Shoe Fit

Tina Livestock Market

660-622-4214

Check us out on: www.tinalivestockmarket.com

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AB/Tina Livestock Market

6 x 5”

A/Boonville Livestock Sales

B/Brown Shoe Fit

6 x 4.75”

Cattle Sales: Mondays @ 11 am

Sheep, Goat & Hog Sales:

1st Saturday of the month @ 10 am

Special Cow Sales: 4th Friday of the month @ 6 pm

5 weigh cow buyers at every sale!

Very active weigh cow and bull market!

Check us out on our new website: www.tinalivestockmarket.com

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FEEDER SALE - MONDAY, JUNE 24 • 11 AM

** NO SPECIAL COW SALE - FRIDAY, JUNE 28 **

FEEDER SALE - MONDAY, JULY 1 • 11 AM

** NO SHEEP, GOAT & HOG SALE - SATURDAY, JULY 6 **

FEEDER SALE - MONDAY, JULY 15 • 11 AM

Barn: 660-622-4214

Casey Flinn, Owner: 816-769-7532

Field Reps: Dwayne Penny: 816-506-2776

Utah Stulz: 660-334-0400

Bobby Morrison: 816-345-0518

Ben Peterson: 660-247-2759

Travis Gibson: 660-646-8337

Rick Tate: 660-734-1307

Find us on Facebook at Tina Livestock Market

Check out our market report on Cattle Market Mobile!

Market Report from Monday, June 10

1,122 head sold

Bulk of butcher cows

130-150

High Yielding

150-157

Bulls

160-176

Steers:

300-400lbs 3.80-4.30

400-500lbs 3.50-3.71

500-600lbs 3.10-3.51

600-700lbs 2.85-3.10

700-800lbs 2.67-2.84

Heifers:

300-400lbs 3.50-4.01

400-500lbs 3.10-3.55

500-600lbs 2.75-3.11

600-700lbs 2.40-2.65

CATTLE REPORT FOR JUNE 11TH

BOONVILLE

FEEDERS SALE Every Tues. @ 11 am

SPECIAL COW SALE Every 3rd Tues. @ 6pm

SMALL ANIMAL SALE Every 3rd Sat. @10 am

caged animals sell rst sheep, goats, etc following

Check in deadline Sat @ 2:00

CHRIS JONES: 660-631-0995

ERIC JONES: 660-815-9090

JACK NOWLIN: 660-621-3104

BRANDON EISCHED: 660-973-3044

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FEEDER STEERS

300-400

Light Test .....

TOP 3.45 .......... AVG 3.30

400-500 ............... TOP 3.71 .......... AVG 3.55

500-600 ............... TOP 3.15 .......... AVG 3.00

600-700 ............... TOP 2.91 .......... AVG 2.78

700-800 ............... TOP 2.60 .......... AVG 2.45

800-900 ............... TOP 2.36 .......... AVG 2.20

FEEDER HEIFERS

300-400 .............TOP 3.30 ........ AVG 3.15

400-500 .............TOP 3.16 ........ AVG 3.00

500-600 .............TOP 3.00 ........ AVG 2.86

600-700 .............TOP 2.60 ........ AVG 2.48

700-800 .............TOP 2.30 ........ AVG 2.16

800-900 .............TOP 2.16 ........ AVG 2.20

FEEDER BULLS

300-400 .............TOP 3.28 ........ AVG 3.10

400-500 .............TOP 3.00 ........ AVG 3.80

500-600 .............TOP 2.85 ........ AVG 2.70

600-700 .............TOP 2.60 ........ AVG 2.49

700-800 .............TOP 2.30 ........ AVG 2.18

800-900 .............TOP 2.05 ........ AVG 1.90

BETTER SLAUGHTER BULLS

1.48-1.70

SLAUGHTER COWS

Ldrsg ......................................... 1.06-1.12

Hdrsg ......................................... 1.40-1.53

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