The Vandalia Leader
Inside this issue:
Volume 143, Number 35
BRIEFLY Abilene Gatson has special
Deadline is Fri., Sept.
week at Missouri State Fair
1 for next newspaper
Due to the Labor Day hol-
iday on Monday, September
4, “The Vandalia Leader”
has changed its deadlines
for the September 6 issue.
All advertising and news/
sports copy must be submit-
ted no later than noon on
Friday, September 1. Our
office will also be closed on
Labor Day.
Prairie Days slated
for Saturday, Sept. 23
Prairie Days in Vandalia
is scheduled for Saturday,
September 23. The event
will feature a variety of ac-
tivities lasting 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
Entertainment acts include
“The Inspirations,” “Da-
rin Epperson and A Side
of Country,” magician Joe
Cole, along with perform-
ers Clark Manson and Adam
Doleac. A full story with
detailed information of the
acts will appear in the Sep-
tember 6 issue.
Parents as Teachers
to visit area families
The Van-Far School Dis-
trict offers the Parents as
Teachers program for free
to families living within
the school district. The pro-
gram is designed to meet the
needs of children 0-5 years
of age. The program consists
of a monthly visit, early
intervention screenings,
and special events planned
throughout the school year.
Call 594-2731 and ask for
Lori Culwell for further in-
formation.
Young Eagles EAA
set for Fall program
The Experimental Air-
craft Association (EAA)
Chapter No. 1387 will begin
its 2017 Young Eagles Fall
Program on Saturday morn-
ing, September 2.
Ever wondered what
your neighborhood looks
like from the sky? Or maybe
you’re curious how airplanes
even work. You might even
dream about being a pilot. If
you’re shaking you’re head
“yes” and are 8-17 years old,
then come to the Bowling
Green Airport on Saturday,
September 2 from 9 a.m.-
noon and an EAA member
volunteer pilot will take
you on a free Young Eagles
flight. You must have a par-
ent or legal guardian accom-
pany you to the event. In the
event of inclement weather
or high winds, there will
be a follow up session on
October 7. If you have any
questions, please contact
the Young Eagles Coordina-
tor Pat Donovan at 636-462-
8370.
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will be closed Monday, Sep-
tember 4 for Labor Day and
will re-open on Tuesday,
September 5 with their regu-
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Charges dropped in case
involving former officers
May seek civil options in
Abilene Gatson, of
rural Vandalia, had an aftermath of attorney’s decision.
outstanding week at the Forgery charges in kins opened the internal
2017 Missouri State Fair cases against two former affairs investigation un-
with her Southdown, Vandalia Police officers der the direction of Van-
were officially dropped dalia Police Chief Christo-
Montadale, and Hamp-
on Monday, August 28 pher Hammann.
shire sheep flocks. Her
Hampshire Fall ram lamb by Montgomery County The findings of the in-
was Reserve Champion Prosecuting Attorney Na- vestigation came as a sur-
in the FFA show and than Carroz. prise to Vandalia’s former
went on to win his class Carroz filed the dis- Interim Police Chief Jus-
in the open show as well. missals on the two cases tin Landis, who is now
Gatson also exhibited the “without prejudice.” serving as a deputy with
FFA Reserve Champion Former officers Wil- the Audrain County Sher-
Hampshire Ewe. liam Jones and William iff’s Office.
In the FFA Montadale Parker had previously Landis said he always
show, Abilene’s Spring been charged with five checked things for va-
ram lamb was named counts of forgery relat- lidity before signing off
Champion Ram and her ing to several occur- on time sheets that also
rences where time sheets required a signature of
yearling ewe received
didn’t match radio logs. another city official (i.e.
Champion Ewe honors
after winning their re- The discrepancies were city administrator or the
spective classes. Show- learned in an indepen- mayor.)
ing under the name dent investigation by Landis also said he’s
Baugh and Dunn, Jr. Vandalia Detective/Cap- never heard of any offi-
submitted photos tain Donald Elkins. El- See CHARGES on page 5
(representing the fourth
Shown is Abilene Gatson holding the Reserved
Supporters donate
and fifth generations
Champ Ewe.
of Montadale breeders
in the Baugh and Dunn
families) in the Open
Show, she earned the to YMCA after BBQ
Premier Exhibitor Award.
In the FFA Southdown
Show, Abilene won ev-
ery class she had sheep
entered in and went on
to win Champion Ram
and Champion and Re-
serve Champion Ewes.
Exhibiting in the South-
down Open Show, Gat-
son placed first in the
Fall Ram Lamb, Fall Ewe
Lamb, and Yearling Ewe
Classes.
Gatson was honored
to win the Premier Ex-
photo by Ben Marshall/The Vandalia Leader
hibitor Award in both the
YMCA supporters Rich Lovell and Kenny Thurman
FFA Southdown Show
present a check for $1,401 to Terri Jungers, of
and the Open Show.
the Eastern Missouri Family YMCA, after the two
With her success in organized a BBQ fundraiser this past Saturday. (A
the FFA shows, Gatson thank you/letter to the editor appears on page 2.)
earned Van-Far FFA the FFA Sheep Sweepstakes winner. Leon Busdieker,
See GATSON on page 5 State FFA advisor, with Abilene Gatson.
submitted photo
LaDon Atkinson competes
in Missouri River 340 Race
-Story courtesy of river.
the Bowling Green Sign-up for the race
Times started at midnight on
Pike County native New Year’s Eve. Total
LaDon Atkinson partici- boats signing up in the
pated in the 12th Annual 11 different men, wom-
Missouri River 340 Race en, and team divisions
photo by Ron Schott/The Vandalia Leader August 8-11. totaled 450. Atkinson
A pickup truck crashed through the front of the now former Pizza Hut
The MR340 is the lon- raced a 16 ft. Wilderness
business on Highway 54 in Vandalia last week. gest non-stop river race Tsunami 165 kayak in
New drive thru at Pizza Hut? in the world, covering
340 miles of the Mis-
the Men’s Solo division,
which accounted for 250
One day after Pizza crashed into the window concerns referring to gas souri River. Racers enter of the 450 total boats reg-
Hut closed in Vandalia, area on the front side of coming from the vehicle. the starting point at Kaw istered.
a new drive thru opened the building facing High- A tow truck removed Point, Kansas City, Kan., Racers had 88 hours
but not voluntarily. way 54. the vehicle and the dam- and finish the race at St. to complete the MR340,
aged area has since been Charles, Mo. The MR340 with checkpoints located
At around 4:30 p.m. Williams, who had
raises awareness for at six locations along the
on Thursday, August one passenger with him, boarded up.
24, the tires reportedly was later issued a sum- Vandalia Police Chief clean rivers and money river. Those locations
locked up on a pickup mons for careless and Christopher Hammann raised benefits Missouri were Lexington, Waverly,
driven by Aaron Wil- imprudent driving. was first on the scene of River relief projects. Cur- Glasgow, Jefferson City,
liams, of Poplar Bluff. The Vandalia Fire the accident. rently, half of Missouri Hermann, and Klondike.
He lost control of the Department was called Fortunately, there were receives their drinking Atkinson finished 87th in
vehicle and eventually to the scene for safety no injuries reported. water from the Missouri See ATKINSON on page 5
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Relay For Life of
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September 9, 4:00
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Everyone is invited.
Blue Moon Art Stu-
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Artist Reception
September 9, 6:00
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Community Day of
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September 11, All Day
Business After
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September 12, 4:00
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Country Club
15 Annual Auction
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September 20-21, 8:00
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Alzheimer’s
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September 20, 1:30
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Images from the annual Mexico Jaycees Soybean Festival

Vendors lined both sides of the street during the annual event in downtown Mexico.
photos by Ben Marshall/The Vandalia Leader
“The Comancheros” performed on night one of the Mexico Jaycees Soybean Festival.

Miss Missouri Jennifer Mexico Senior Center royalty, King Robert Shuck
Davis in the parade. and Queen Anna Marie Alderson. Luhsiyen and Zharra Cupp on a ride.
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MMA cadets during the parade on Saturday, August 26. (More photos from the festival are on “The Amiyah Nunnelly, Alexis Watson, and Cade
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Van-Far cross country program excels in first meet

Hosts first ever event on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Van-Far cross country a good job,” said Van-Far were together during the
started its inaugural sea- head coach Kris Cross. first mile,” Cross noted.
son this past Saturday in Cross said McMorris “...I thought the girls did
Mexico and already as a and Hazel looked good in an excellent job for their
Top-15 medalist. their second lap. first time running a 5K...I
In a 65-runner meet She also noted it was thought Vanessa had an
featuring large schools the first 5K for the run- excellent race for her first
like Mexico and Bowl- ners. time ever.”
ing Green, senior Lathyn Other runners who Other runners on the
McMorris placed eighth didn’t race included ju- team who didn’t compete
overall with a time of niors Tyler Robinson, Lo- include seniors Kenede
18:30.56. gan Wilson, and Dominic Farrell and Taryn Adam.
His time was the sec- Ramirez-Hazel. At 4 p.m. on Tuesday,
ond-best time from an The Lady Indians were September 5, the cross
country program will be photos by Ben Marshall/The Vandalia Leader
EMO Conference runner led by sophomore Made-
in the meet. lyn McAfee, who finished hosting its first ever race Sam Hazel runs past a Prairie Home runner during
Teammate Sam Hazel, in 48th out of 65 runners that will run alongside the race.
a junior, was 28th with a with a time of 27:40.84. the corn field between
time of 20:27.36. Juniors Senior Madeleine Dunn the high school and ele- Lathyn McMorris took
Jayson Orr finished the was right behind her with mentary school. eighth in his first cross
race in 29:22.77 while a time of 27:45.66 and Cross said the parking country race at Van-Far.
Ethan Winders finished junior Vanessa Martinez lot will provide a great tend the triangular fea-
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Indians overcome first half adversity and knock off Central

It was an extremely
challenging first half for
the Van-Far/Community
R-VI football team when
they traveled to St. Peter’s
last week to take on an
undefeated Central home-
school squad from Arnold.
Before the game, offi-
cials informed head coach
Kevin Baldwin that his
players were wearing ille-
gal knee pads, a uniform
violation they weren’t
made aware of in week
one.
This even caused coach
Tom Roth to go and find
some “legal” pads before
the game started so many
players could have them
for the game.
Mix in a rare Saturday
game, hot weather, being
without an injured Park-
er Wallace who had more
than 170 yards rushing
in week one, and an up-
start Central team looking
for an upset, the Indians
found themselves down
6-0 at halftime.
Fortunately, they re-
covered by outscoring the
Panthers 32-6 in the sec-
ond half for a 32-12 vic-
Van-Far’s softball team after winning consolations in the Hallsville
tournament.
tory.
“Our kids faced a lot of
distractions and out of the
ordinary things that were
beyond our control Satur-
day,” Baldwin said. “The
first half of the game, we
didn’t execute very well
and found ourselves trail-
ing at the half. Defensive-
ly, we played pretty good
and kept ourselves in the
game until we finally start-
ed executing on offense.”
After punting for the
first time this season
on their first possession
against Central, the Pan-
thers put together an open-
ing 61-yard scoring drive.
The Panthers connected
on a 35-yard touchdown
pass for a 6-0 lead. The
Indians blocked the ex-
tra-point kick.
A bad snap led to a 23-
yard loss for the Indians
on the following drive.
After going three-and-
out, Colten Jensen ended
a Central drive by recover-
ing a fumble.
On the next play, how-
ever, Eric Hombs dropped
a snap that was recovered
by Central on the Indians’
Verlyn Johnson catches a pass during a 44-yard
play against Central.
21.
Van-Far/Community
R-VI’s defense buckled
down.
The Indians had two
tackles for a loss totaling
18 yards that led to a punt.
On the punt, Trey Miller
dropped the ball and re-
covered it on the Indians
one-yard line.
The offense did take
eight minutes of the sec-
submitted photo
ond quarter on one drive
marching the ball to Cen-
tral’s 25 before failing to
convert on fourth down.
With :53 seconds left in
the half, Central surpris-
ingly tried to convert on
fourth down with the ball
near midfield.
The Indians tried to
take advantage of getting
the ball on their own 48.
Hombs completed a 44-
yard pass to Verlyn John-
son to get the ball to the
three yard line.
After Hombs’ run was
stopped at the line of
scrimmage with :9 left,
Hombs had a pass inter-
cepted in the end zone
when his intended target
was not where the play
called for them to be.
The Indians had 146 to-
tal yards of offense to Cen-
tral’s 58 at halftime.
Coming out of halftime,
Baldwin had to know
things were going to turn
out differently in the final
photos by Ron Schott/The Vandalia Leader
The Indians’ Jacob Garner closes in for a tackle.
two-yard run. Hombs’
two-point run gave the In-
dians an 8-6 lead.
As the defense forced a
punt, Miller’s solid return
pushed the ball past mid-
field.
Va n - Fa r / C o m m u n i -
ty R-VI then marched 47
yards on nine plays scor-
ing on Hombs’ two-yard
touchdown run. His two-
point run pushed the lead
to 16-6.
Central fumbled the fol-
lowing kickoff that was re-
covered by Morgan Slatten
on Central’s 39.
Though the drive end-
ed on a failed fourth down
conversion at Central’s
seven, Jacob Garner recov-
ered a Panthers’ fumble in
the end zone for a defen-
sive touchdown.
Hombs’ keeper for two
points pushed the lead to
24-6.
With 6:15 remaining,
the Indians started a 57-
for 160 yards rushing and
two touchdowns with one
fumble. He also went 1-for-
2 passing for 44 yards and
one interception.
Miller had 20 carries for
68 yards and one touch-
down. Jensen had five
carries for 20 yards while
Garner added nine carries
for 42 yards. Verlyn John-
son had the one big catch
for 44 yards.
Defensively, Garner had
nine tackles, both Nathan
Beatty and Kyle Ebers
added six tackles, while
Alex Flowers and Verlyn
Johnson had four tackles
a piece.
The defense forced five
turnovers and allowed just
84 total yards, with only
26 coming in the second
half. The Indians had 334
total yards of offense.
Next up for the Indi-
ans is road match-up with
Montgomery County, their
first EMO Conference op-

Lady Indians win consolations

two quarters. yard scoring drive that ponent of 2017.
Officials admitted to finished with Hombs’ five- The Wildcats lost 28-14
him that after checking the yard touchdown run. Mill- to Hermann in week one

in Hallsville, start out at .500 rule book, his team’s knee

The Van-Far Lady In-
dians softball team is off
to a .500 start to the 2017
season splitting its first
six games that included
a Consolation Champion-
ship in the Hallsville Tour-
nament.
Hallsville Tournament
In Hallsville, the Lady
Indians opened the tour-
nament against the fourth-
place team in the state
from a year ago in Salis-
bury.
They led 4-1 through
four innings before errors
helped Salisbury battle
back to tie the game in the
sixth.
With the international
tie breaker rule in extra
innings, the Lady Indi-
ans scored one run before
Salisbury plated two in
their final at-bat to win the
game.
Van-Far had nine hits in
the win.
The Lady Indians fol-
lowed the tough loss by
knocking off Harrisburg,
12-2, in six innings.
Van-Far scored three
runs or more in three in-
nings in the win. The girls
picked up 16 hits in the
victory.
Colby Walton earned
the win on the mound af-
ter allowing just two runs.
“We came out hot
against Harrisburg, both
offensively and defen-
sively,” said Van-Far head
coach Kelly Borchert.
In consolations against
Sturgeon, Jayle Jennings
pitched her team to a 10-0
shutout victory. She al-
lowed just one hit in the
win. Defensively, Van-Far
made just one error while
the offense had 12 hits.
They had 37 hits in the
three games.
“As the weekend went
on, our defense started
to look a lot stronger an
we were able to make
the plays that we need to
make,” Borchert said. “Of-
fensively, we hit the ball
well all three games, and
the last two games, we
were able to start scoring
the runs we needed.”
Mallory Williams led
the team offensively as she
tallied nine hits, one home
run, five runs scored, and
four RBIs.
Jennings added eight
hits, one home run, three
RBIs, and six runs scored.
Jordan Garner had two
home runs, three RBIs,
and two runs scored; Re-
aghan Case had two RBIs
and four runs scored;
Carleigh Phillips added six
hits, three RBIs, and two
runs scored; Gina Clausen
added four runs scored
and three RBIs; Alex Con-
naway had two RBIs;
Makayla McAfee had three
runs scored; and Walton
added one RBI.
Remaining games
Van-Far added another
win when they beat Calva-
ry Lutheran 8-5 with solid
defensive play.
Williams had three hits,
two RBIs, and two runs
pads were legal after all.
Finally, something went
right for the Indians.
The offense then
marched 60 yards on 11
plays, scoring on Miller’s
scored; Phillips had four
hits and one RBI; Clau-
sen had one RBI and two
runs scored; Case scored
two runs; Alivia Graddy
had one RBI and one run
scored; Phillips had one
RBI; and Garner scored
one run.
Against South Calla-
way, the offense took too
long to get things going in
a 6-5 loss.
The Lady Indians tied
the game in the bottom
of the sixth inning but
couldn’t keep South Calla-
way off the board the rest
of the way.
The Lady Indians also
had a disappointing 11-0
loss to North Callaway.
“We never were able to
get our offense going and
defensively we made too
many errors,” Borchert
noted.
er’s two-point run pushed
the total to 32-6.
Central did add a late
and 28-16 to Winfield at
home in week two.
“We are going to have to
touchdown that was set up play much better this week
by a 21-yard passing play against a tough Montgom-
but the Indians won by 20. ery County team,” Bald-
Hombs had 37
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Lady Trojans off to solid 2-1 start in 2017
Though the Community
R-VI Lady Trojans softball
team had a tough sched-
ule to start their season,
through three games, the
Lady Trojans are 2-1 and
are set to host rival Van-
Far on Thursday. The Lady
Trojans recently hosted
Marion County and picked
up a dominant 14-2 victory
in five innings. The offense
scored three or more runs
in the first four innings and
took advantage of seven
Marion County errors.
Emmi Johnson had a
two-RBI triple in the third
inning and finished the
game with five RBIs.
Natalie Thomas had two
RBIs and two runs scored;
Maddee Gastler added one
RBI; Sirrina Dunn had two
hits, one RBI, and three
runs scored; Taren Clark
scored four runs; Deann
Brooks scored two runs;
Katie Bertels drew three
walks and scored one run;
and both Emma Angel and
Dalaney Bowers scored one
run.
Angel was dominant on
the mound tossing five in-
nings and allowing just one
earned run on one hit with
four strikeouts.
“Defense really led the
way for us in this game,”
said Community R-VI head
coach Haley Nobis. “Strong
pitching throughout the
game by freshman Emma
Angel allowed us to settle
in defensively and make
plays when we needed to.
We only committed one
error and we didn’t let
it effect our game or dig
ourselves into a hole we
couldn’t get out of. On
top of strong defense, we
were also selective at the
plate when necessary and
aggressive when we were
given a pitch to hit. I am
really excited to see this
very young team come to-
gether and get behind one
another for the remainder
of the season and the years
to come. This group has an
extremely bright future and
I cannot wait to see what
we get accomplished this
year.”
The Lady Trojans also
picked up a win in their
season opener, 7-6 over
Hermann.
Community R-VI scored
two runs in the sixth inning
to overcome Hermann’s
five-run top half of the in-
ning.
Thomas’ RBI single was
followed by Clark scoring
on a passed ball to put the
Lady Trojans ahead for
good.
Clark had two hits, one
RBI, and one run scored;
Brooks had one RBI and
two runs scored; Bowers
added one RBI and scored
one run; while one run
was scored each by Angel,
Dunn, and Bertels.
Angel tossed six in-
nings and allowed just one
earned run on five hits
with seven strikeouts and
seven walks.
Community R-VI’s lone
loss came against EMO
powerhouse Bowling
Green, 12-0.
The Lady Trojans’ of-
fense had no hits and five
errors in the loss.
“Overall, even though
Happy Labor Day
photo by Ben Marshall/
The Vandalia Leader
Taren Clark plays a ball
against Bowling Green.
the score doesn’t quite
show it, our team fought
extremely hard,” Nobis
said. “I was so proud of my
squad for the way they kept
their heads up through this We will close at Noon on Friday,
game. In the past, I have Sept. 1 and all day Monday, Sept.
seen this team get down 4. We will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 5.
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R-VI officially set to join the C.A.C.

The Community R-VI of schools we felt it was
School District is excited time see if there were bet-
to announce they will be ter opportunities for our
joining the Central Activ- kids to compete in a con-
ities Conference (C.A.C.) ference with schools of
beginning with the 2018- similar size. We feel like
2019 school year. the C.A.C. is a very logi-
“The EMO conference cal choice for us,” said the following schools:
has been very good to us Community R-VI Athletic Madison, Sturgeon, Cai-
over the past 10 years. Director Matt Thomas. ro, Pilot Grove, Glasgow,
With its growth in size The C.A.C. includes Slater, and New Franklin.

Chatman wins honors

photos by Ben Marshall/The Vandalia Leader

Community R-VI cross country runner Blaze Escamilla gets ready to make his
move during the cross country meet in Mexico on Saturday.

R-VI runners have solid run in Mexico

Community R-VI’s
two cross country run-
ners started their season
this past Saturday with a
strong effort in the Mexi-
co Invitational.
Blaze Escamilla, the
lone Trojan runner, fin-
ished in 25th place out of
65 runners in a field rep-
resenting 15 total teams.
Escamilla finished the
5K with a personal-best
time of 20:15.24. He was
less than a minute from
a Top-15 finish in a race
photo by Ben Marshall/The Vandalia Leader featuring several larger
Vandalia’s Roger Chatman recently won first place overall in a Bike Show schools like Mexico and
held in Peoria, Ill. His 2008 “Screamin’ Hog” Harley Davidson won the award Bowling Green.
as part of the Peace Bros. Motorcycle Club. He also received an appreciation The lone Lady Trojan,
award and the award for longest distance on iron. Paige Risenhoover, fin-
P.C.A. teachers/staff set for school year ished near the back of
the pack but set a person-
al-best time of 31:20.61.
Community R-VI head
coach Caitlyn Cunning-
ham said her two runners
beat all of their practice
times.
“My hope is they
continue to improve on
their times and hopefully
place and medal in some
meets,” she said.
While both runners
may have struggled
against this large school
field, Cunningham is
looking forward to an
upcoming meet in Wells-
ville as her runners will
be able to see where they
stand against mostly
Class 1 competition.
“I expect them to both
do their best there,” she
said.
“Hopefully walk away
with a couple of high
places and medals.”
The cross country pro-
gram had just one run-
ner last year and two this
year as it competes with
football and softball for Paige Risenhoover
during the Mexico race.
competitors.
Cunningham does Mexico Cinema III
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Shown are Perry Christian Academy teachers and staff ready for a new
school year. Front row, from left: Roberta Norbury, Jody Young, Carol Hall,
Lois Olivas, Kristy Schott, Tricia Asquith, and Kris Yancey. Back row: Kristy
Yancey, Lori Prior, Vaneda Orth, Alicia Creech, Dawn Phillips, Alida Gower,
Mary Jo Waller, and Jim Anderson.

R-VI hosts Bright Futures breakfast

photo by Ben Marshall/The Vandalia Leader

Community R-VI hosted a breakfast on Monday, August 21 to kickoff
the 2017-18 school year for the Bright Futures program. Audrain County
Presiding Commissioner Steve Hobbs welcomed those who attended the
event for the important program that benefits kids in the district and
throughout Audrain County. Also speaking to those in attendance included
Elementary Counselor Mackenzie Chism, Superintendent Cheryl Mack, and
Bonnie Wilson, retired teacher and board member.

Teague birthday tribute

photo by Ben Marshall/The Vandalia Leader

A touching tribute was recently made by Vicki Wright and her granddaughter
Reagan to honor Charlene Teague for her 90th birthday in the window of
the Vandalia Area Historical Society. Teague said she appreciated the hard
work and was moved by the display.
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Cattle Show Horse Show

The 4-H Horse Show was
held on Sunday, July 16.
Belt buckles were awarded
to the two individuals that
received the highest points
throughout the show. The
winners were Gretchen
Schoene (13 and under)
and Adrian Miller (14 and
over). The trophy belt buck-
les were sponsored by B&B
Electric and Flying W Horse
Company.
The following is a list
of class winners and tro-
phy donors: Grand Entry,
Center Wise Guys, Golian’s
Shown, from left: Beef Show participants Stetson Klise, Bailey Klise, Clara Wallace Saddles and Tack; Show-
submitted photos
and her Grand Champion Steer, Dalton Dameron, Lincoln Talbott, Danny Powell, manship at Halter (13 and-
Ralls County Junior Fair Horse Show participants,
under), Gretchen Schoene,
Tanner Beaver, Larissa Larrick, Peyson Larrick, and Elizabeth Northcutt. shown from left, front row: Gretchen Schoene, Grace
Mark Twain VFW Post No.
The Ralls County Youth Ralls Market Animal, Stet- Blue; Bailey Klise, Blue; Smith, and Grace Nation; back row: are Stetson Klise,
4088; Showmanship at Hal-
Fair Cattle Show took place son Klise, In Loving Memo- Clara Wallace, Blue; Stetson Adrian Miller, Emily Branham, Halynna Yager, Garrett
ter (14 and over), Adrian
on Friday, July 14. ry of Bob, Lois, and Tracey Klise, Blue; Dalton Damer- Schoene, and Bailey Klise.
Miller, Asbury Farms; Bare-
The evening began with Hodges sponsored the tro- on, Blue
back Equitation (13 and (14 and up) Adrian Mill- Red; Grace Smith, Red
beef breeding stock and phy. Lincoln Talbott showed Market Heifer) Danny
under), Gretchen Schoene, er, Blue; Bailey Klise, Red; Pole Bending (14 and
completed with the steer Champion Performance Powell, Blue
Baxter Family; Bareback Eq- Halynna Yager, Red; Garrett up) Stetson Kilse, Blue;
show. Steer with a trophy donated Performance Steer) Eliz-
uitation (14 and over), Bai- Schoene, Red; Stetson Klise, Halynna Yager, blue; Garrett
The following is a list by James E. Thompson and abeth, Blue; Lincoln Talbott,
ley Klise, Hassard Elevator; Red Schoene, Blue; Adrian Mill-
of winners and trophy do- the Reserve Champion Per- Blue; Danny Powell, Red;
Western Pleasure (13 and Showmanship Halter er, Blue; Bailey Klise, White
nors: Champion Charolais formance Steer was exhib- Stetson Klise, red; Clara
under), Gretchen Schoene, (13 and under) Gretchen Pole Bending (14 and
Bull, Bailey Klise; Champi- ited by Elizabeth Northcutt. Wallace, Red
BJC Angus Ranch; West- Schoene, Blue up) Stetson Klise, Blue;
on Maintainer Bull, Larissa In the Home Raised Steer Home-Raised Steer) Stet-
ern Pleasure (14 and over), Bareback Equitation (14 Halynna Yager, blue; Garrett
Larrick; Grand Champion Class, the steer must have son Klise, Blue; Bailey Klise,
Adrian Miller, Hairport; Trail and up) Bailey Klise, Blue Schoene, Blue; Adrian Mill-
Open Bull, Larissa Larrick; been born and raised while Blue; Elizabeth Northcutt,
Class (13 and under), Grace Bareback Equitation er, Blue; Bailey Klise, White
Grand Champion Ralls Bull, owned by the exhibitor. Blue
Nation, Jena Epperson, (13 and under) Gretchen Pole Bending (13 and
Bailey Klise, sponsored by Stetson Klise owned Cham- Ralls County Junior Fair
Ralls County Treasurer; Trail Schoene, Blue under) Grace Smith, Blue;
Double E Stock Farm, In pion Home Raised Steer. Cattle Show ribbon winners
Class (14 and over), Stetson Western Pleasure (14 Gretchen Schoene, Blue;
Memory of Eugene and Er- Stetson received a trophy named by Class Name, Ex-
Klise, Lewellan Trucking; and up) Adrian Miller, Blue; Emily Branham, Blue: Grace
nestine Wallace; Champion sponsored by Center Locker hibitor, and ribbon won:
Egg and Spoon (13 and un- Garrett Schoene, Blue; Bai- Nation, Blue
Angus Heifer, Bailey Klise; Service. Bailey Klise exhib- Angus Jr. Heifer Calf)
der), Emily Branham, Ennis ley Klise, Red; Stetson Klise, Cloverleaf Barrel
Champion Charolais Beef ited the Reserve Champion Bailey Klise, Blue
Implement; Egg & Spoon Red Race (14 and up) Garrett
Female, Bailey Klise; Cham- Performance Steer. Charolais Jr. Bull Calf)
(14 and over), Garrett Western Pleasure (13 and Schoene, Blue; Bailey Klise,
pion Maine Anjou Heifer, Taking top honors in Bailey Klise, Blue
Schoene, Rusty Strother – under) Grace Smith, Blue; Blue; Adrian Miller, Blue;
Peyson Larrick; Reserve showmanship were Danny Charolais Cow/Calf) Bai-
American Family Insurance; Gretchen Schoene, Blue Stetson Klise, Blue; Halynna
Champion Maine Anjou, Powell in the junior division ley Klise, Blue
Barrel Race (13 and under), Trail Class (14 and Yager, White; Haley Bran-
Larissa Larrick; Champi- and Stetson Klise in the se- Other Breed, Jr. Yearling
Gretchen Schoene, Helen up) Stetson, Blue; Garrett ham, White
on Maintainer Heifer, Clara nior division. Trophy spon- Heifer) Clara Wallace, Blue
Bunn, Ravenscraft Realty; Schoene, Blue; Haley Bra- Cloverleaf Barrel Race
Wallace; Champion Short- sors were Nation’s Polled Shorthorn Summer Heif-
Barrel Race (14 and over), nham, Red; Adrian Miller, (13 and under) Grace Smith,
horn Heifer, Bailey Klise; Hereford and Frank Wallace er) Danny Powell, Blue;
Adrian Miller, Hickman’s Red; Bailey Klise, Red Blue; Gretchen Schoene,
Reserve Champion Short- Shelter Insurance. Danny Powell, Blue; Bailey
IGA; Pole Bending (13 and Trail class (13 and un- Blue; Grace Nation, Blue;
horn Heifer, Stetson Klise; Ralls County Junior Fair Klise, Blue
under), Grace Nation, Ralls der) Grace Nation, Blue; Emily Branham, Blue
Champion Crossbred Heifer, Cattle Show ribbon winners Late Jr. Yearling Heifer)
County Farm Bureau; Pole Gretchen Schoene, blue; Flag Race (14 and up)
Dalton Dameron; Reserve named by Class Name, Ex- Bailey Klise, Blue
Bending (14 and over), Gar- Emily Branham, Red Stetson Kilse, Blue; Adrian
Champion Crossbred, Clara hibitor, and ribbon won: Shorthorn Jr. Yearling)
rett Schoene, Marion Coun- Egg and Spoon (14 and Miller, Blue; Bailey Klise,
Wallace; Grand Champion Angus Jr. Heifer Calf) Stetson Klise, Blue
ty MFA; Flag Race (13 and up)Garrett Schoene, Blue; Blue;Garrett Schoene, White
Beef Female, Clara Wallace, Bailey Klise, Blue Shorthorn Cow-Calf)
under), Grace Smith, Liter Stetson Klise, Red; Adrian Flag Race (13 and un-
Ketsenburg Angus Farm; Charolais Jr. Bull Calf) Danny Powell, Blue
Fertilizer and Chemical; Flag Miller, Red der) Grace Nation, Blue;
Reserve Grand Champion Bailey Klise, Blue Cross Jr. Heifer) Clara
Race (14 and over), Stetson Egg and Spoon (13 and Emily Branham, Blue;
Ralls Beef Female, Bailey Charolais Cow/Calf) Bai- Wallace, Blue
Klise, Lemon Law Firm. under) Emily Branham, Grace Smith, Blue; Gretchen
Klise, J&M Auction Services ley Klise, Blue Crossbred Jr. Yearling
Shownmanship Halter Blue; Gretchen Schoene, Schoene, White
– John Wallace. Reserve Other Breed, Jr. Yearling Heifer) Dalton Dameron,
Grand Champion Open Beef Heifer) Clara Wallace, Blue
Female, Peyson Larrick. Shorthorn Summer Heif-
Blue
Market Steer) Danny Swine Show
Champion Market Steer, er) Danny Powell, Blue; Powell, Blue; Stetson Klise, The Ralls County Junior
Clara Wallace, Ralls County Danny Powell, Blue; Bailey Blue; Bailey Klise, Blue; Fair Swine Show was held
Cattlemen; Reserve Cham- Klise, Blue Clara Wallace, Blue; Stetson on Friday, July 14. The fol-
pion Market Steer, Stetson Late Jr. Yearling Heifer) Klise, Blue; Dalton Damer- lowing is a list of winners
Klise, Evans & Evans; Cham- Bailey Klise, Blue on, Blue and trophy donors: Grand
pion Market Heifer, Dan- Shorthorn Jr. Yearling) Market Heifer) Danny Champion Boar, Makayla
ny Powell, Spencer Creek Stetson Klise, Blue Powell, Blue McCurdy, ADM - Center El-
Farms – Brian and Sara Ev- Shorthorn Cow-Calf) Performance Steer) Eliz- evator. Champion Chester
ans. Grand Champion Mar- Danny Powell, Blue abeth, Blue; Lincoln Talbott, White Gilt, Justin Jasper-
ket Animal was shown by Cross Jr. Heifer) Clara Blue; Danny Powell, Red; ing; Champion Open Cross-
Clara Wallace, trophy spon- Wallace, Blue Stetson Klise, red; Clara bred Gilt, Maggie Cummins;
sor was Bill and Nancy Har- Crossbred Jr. Yearling Wallace, Red Champion Ralls Crossbred
ris. Tanner Beaver exhibited Heifer) Dalton Dameron, Home-Raised Steer) Stet- Gilt, Makayla McCurdy;
Reserve Grand Champion Blue son Klise, Blue; Bailey Klise, Grand Champion Open Gilt,
Open Market Animal. Re- Market Steer) Danny Blue; Elizabeth Northcutt, Maggie Cummins, Reserve
serve Grand Champion Powell, Blue; Stetson Klise, Blue Grand Champion Open Gilt,

Royalty Justin Jaspering; Grand

Shown from left, front row: Danny Powell and Makayla McCurdy. Second row: Cole
Baxter, Brooklyn Birkhead, Jocelyn Hudelson, Krayleigh Power, and Thomas Barnes.
Third row: Breanna Kamrowski, Haley Branham, Hannah Smith, Evan Torrence, Grace
Nation, and Alexis Baxter.
The Ralls County Junior
Fair held their Fair Royalty
coronation on July 14 pri-
or to the goat show.
Both 4-H and FFA
members were able to
participate in the contest.
Judging was based on an
interview process, their
self-introduction, a re-
sume, and how well the
candidates filled out an ex-
tensive application.
The four categories
were King, Queen, Prince,
and Princess.
King
Evan Torrence, son of
Brian and Jennifer Tor-
rence, from Center with
the Wise Guys 4-H Club.
Queen
Breanna Kamrowski,
daughter of Robert and
Vanessa Kamrowski, from
the Rocky Point 4-H Club.
Haley Branham, daugh-
ter of Donnie and Amy
Branham, from Perry Pio-
neers 4-H Club.
Hannah Smith, daugh-
ter of Russell and Christine
Smith, from Center Wise
Guys 4-H Club.
Prince
Danny Powell, son of
Danny and Kaylyn Powell,
from the Rocky Point 4-H
Club.
Thomas Barnes, son of
Jon and Pam Barnes, from
Liberty Wide Awake 4-H
Club.
Cole Baxter, son of
Mike and Amber Baxter,
from Center Wise Guys
4-H Club.
Princess
Brooklyn Birkhead,
daughter of Josh and Ni-
cole Birkhead, from Liber-
ty Wide Awake 4-H Club.
Makayla McCurdy,
Champion Ralls Gilt, Justin
Jaspering, FCS Financial;
and Reserve Grand Cham-
pion Ralls Gilt, Makayla Mc-
Curdy, CPS. Champion Pen
of Three Hogs was award-
ed to Makayla McCurdy
and sponsored “In Memo-
ry of Bill, Becky and Andy
Leake.” In the Market Hog
Show, the Champion Home
Raised Market Hog was
exhibited by Makayla Mc-
Curdy, and the trophy do-
nor was Poage Auto Center
and Poage Chrysler. Grand
Champion Ralls Market Hog
was awarded to Kennedy
Jaspering. New London
Lions Club sponsored the
trophy. The Reserve Grand
Champion Ralls Market Hog
was shown by Sam North-
cutt. Al and Linda Kennett
sponsored the trophy. The
Grand Champion Open
Market Hog was exhibited
daughter of Charles and
Jill McCurdy, from Brice
Happy Hustlers 4-H Club.
Jocelyn Hudelson,
daughter of Justin and
Suzette Hudelson, from
Rocky Point 4-H Club.
Grace Nation, daughter
of Wes and Kimber Nation,
from Brice Happy Hustlers
4-H Club.
Alexis Baxter, daughter
of Mark and Arena Baxter,
Shown, from left: Swine Show participants Evan
Torrance, Makayla McCurdy, Danielle Pfanner, Sam
Northcutt, Kennedy Jaspering, Stephan Pfanner,
Maggie Cummins, and Justin Jaspering.
by Stephan Pfanner and Cross Jan Gilt) Makayla,
Reserve Grand Champion Blue; Sam Northcutt,
Open Market Hog was ex- Blue.
hibited by Danielle Pfanner. Cross Jan Boar) Makayla
Showmanship winners McCurdy, Blue.
for the Swine Show were Cross Jan Gilt) Makayla
Sam Northcutt, junior divi- McCurdy, Blue; Sam North-
sion, and Kennedy Jasper- cutt, Blue.
ing, senior division. Trophy Pen of Three) Makayla
sponsors were The Country McCurdy, Blue.
Cupboard and T&J’s Repair Market Hog) Kennedy
and Appliances respectively. Jaspering, Blue; Justin Jas-
Ralls County Junior Fair pering, Blue; Justin Jasper-
ribbon winners named by ing; Sam Northcutt, Blue;
Class Name, exhibitor, and Makayla McCurdy, Blue;
ribbon received. Kennedy Jaspering, Blue;
Chester White Jan Gilt) Evan Torrence, Blue.
Justin Jaspering, Blue. Home-Raised Market
Cross Jan Boar) Makayla Hog) Makayla McCurdy,
McCurdy, Blue. Blue.
from Center Wise Guys These participants
4-H Club. faced challenges of prob-
Krayleigh Power, lem solving and decision
daughter of Greg and Kel- making while constructing
ly Power, from Perry Pio- their responses in their in-
neers 4-H Club. terviews.
Congratulations to Communication with
Evan Torrence on being the judge was also crucial
King, Hannah Smith on in this contest.
being Queen, Thomas Contestants needed to
Barnes on being Prince, be confident and able to
and Krayleigh Power on answer questions about
being Princess. themselves.

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SSM Health named a Glassdoor Audrain County Farm Bureau
Candidates Choice for interviews holds annual meeting in Mexico
SSM Health has been
named one of 100 win-
ners among Glassdoor’s
annual Candidate’s
Choice Awards, honoring
the Best Places to Inter-
view in 2017 according to
those who know best—
the candidates. Glass-
door, one of the world’s
largest job sites, released
its annual report high-
lighting the best places to
interview, based on can-
didate feedback shared
over the past year.
Among all U.S. com-
panies considered, SSM
Health received an im-
pressive overall interview
experience rating of 83
percent, based on posi-
tive interview experience
ratings, interview dura-
tion, and level of inter-
view difficulty shared
on Glassdoor throughout
the past year. The rating
puts SSM Health at No. 6
overall out of the 100 U.S.
companies recognized by
Glassdoor.
“We received an over-
whelmingly positive re-
sponse from our candi-
dates on their interview
experiences, which is
the result of hundreds
of quality daily interac-
tions between our can-
didates, recruiters, hir-
ing managers and staff,”
said Thomas Ahr, System
Vice-President of Talent
for SSM Health. “Our
commitment to providing
an exceptional candidate
experience parallels our
commitment to provid-
ing an exceptional pa-
tient experience and em-
ployee experience at SSM
Health.”
Specific actions taken
by SSM Health over the
past year to enhance its
interviewing and hiring
practices include:
• Actively collaborat-
ing with and listening to
the needs of our internal
and external customers;
• Publically sharing
Mammography van to visit ACHD
Once again, the Mis-
souri Baptist Medical
Center’s Mobile Mam-
mography Van will be
Drive safe
Colonel Sandra K.
Karsten, superintendent of
the Missouri State High-
way Patrol, urges Missouri’s
travelers to drive and boat
responsibly during the
2017 Labor Day weekend.
Whether you are driving or
boating, safety must be at
the forefront of your plans.
In Missouri, 20 people
died and 429 were injured
in 1,028 traffic crashes over
the 2016 Labor Day holi-
day. That means one person
was killed or injured every
10.4 minutes. Of that total,
troopers worked 293 traf-
fic crashes, which included
139 injuries and 14 of the
fatalities over the 2016 La-
bor Day holiday. Troopers
arrested 100 people for driv-
ing while intoxicated during
last year’s holiday weekend.
The 2017 counting period
for the Labor Day holiday
will be from 6 p.m., Friday,
September 1, through 11:59
p.m., Monday, September 4.
Speed, inattention, and
impaired driving are lead-
ing causes of traffic crashes.
Thus, all available troop-
ers will be patrolling Mis-
souri’s roadways enforcing
Missouri’s speed limit, seat
belt, and impaired driving
laws, in addition to being
available to assist motor-
ists. Troopers throughout
the state will participate in
a special enforcement op-
eration on September 1 and
again on September 4. This
operation will include Inter-
states 29, 44, 55, and 70, as
well as 60 and 61. Troopers
will be targeting all traffic
violations, and be especially
vigilant of aggressive driv-
ing violations.
and living up to “Our
Promise to Candidates”
• Launching a new in-
terview program, “Hire
for Fit,” to help create an
exceptional candidate ex-
perience and support ef-
fective hiring;
• Incorporating an in-
terview self-scheduling
tool for candidate conve-
nience;
• Expanding use of
texting program, en-
abling the talent team to
better communicate with
candidates during the
hiring process and with
new hires for onboarding
follow-up;
• Offering online chat
opportunities for ap-
plicants nationwide to
interact with recruiters
and hiring leaders in real
time; and,
• Providing job seek-
ers in the communities
we serve with tips for
interviewing, resume
advice and more to aid
them in their job search
at SSM Health or other
employers.
Those interested in
searching or applying for
a position at SSM Health
can text “SSMJOBS” to
48421 or visit http://
www.ssmhealthcareers.
com/.
“The interview pro-
cess is the gateway ex-
perience that employers
have with a candidate,
and you only get one
chance to make a great
first impression. These
employers stand out from
the rest for offering a best
visiting the Audrain
County Health Depart-
ment (ACHD) at the end
of September.
This program provides
free mammograms to
residents over 40 years
of age, primarily women,
that meet certain criteria
on Friday, September 29
and appointments are
available starting at 9
a.m. that morning.
To make an appoint-
ment, call 800-870-5731.
“Access to preventa-
tive healthcare in rural
areas of the state is a
huge roadblock for some
receiving care for proce-
dures, such as mammo-
grams that potentially
could save their lives,”
ACHD Administrator
Sandra Hewlett said.
“We can help elimi-
nate the financial obsta-
cles that act as barriers
to accessing care by of-
Church Updates
The following church
sent updates to their
weekly schedule:
Vandalia First
Presbyterian Church
• At Vandalia First
Presbyterian Church,
Sunday School will begin
at 9 a.m. on Sunday, Sep-
tember 3.
Just received new recliners,
sofas and mattresses!
Vandalia Firestone Appliance,
and Furniture
Downtown Vandalia
Don and Donna Hoover, Owners
573-594-6624
COMMUNITY
in class candidate experi-
ence that is vital to turn-
ing quality candidates
into amazing employ-
ees,” said Carmel Galvin,
Glassdoor chief human
resources officer. “I con-
gratulate these employers
for efficient, effective and
innovative interviewing
and hiring practices. It’s
no easy task, but employ-
ers who get this right will
have the recruiting and
business advantage.”
Glassdoor’s 100 Best
Places to Interview in
2017 list features win-
ning employers across di-
verse industries spanning
healthcare, business ser-
vices, technology, retail,
aerospace and defense
and more. Candidates’
Choice Award winners
for the 2017 Best Places
to Interview are deter-
mined using Glassdoor’s
proprietary algorithm,
in which an employer’s
overall interview expe-
rience rating is mostly
taken into account, along
with factors including
interview difficulty rat-
ing and interview length
(number of days for the
interview process).
At a minimum, em-
ployers for the U.S. list
(those with 1,000 em-
ployees or more) must
have received at least 50
Glassdoor-approved in-
terview reviews, includ-
ing at least 50 interview
experience ratings, from
U.S.-based employees
between July 2, 2016-July
1, 2017.
fering the free clinic so
more individuals can get
screened and live health-
ier, longer lives. This
mobile clinic is geared
toward women over the
age of 40 in Audrain
County, but men may
also be screened. The
clinic is for those that are
uninsured, underinsured,
or for those who have a
high deductible and can-
not afford it. However,
most insurance plans are
accepted if the patient
does have coverage.”
Hewlett encourages
those who need screen-
ing to phone the toll-free
number to see if you are
eligible and schedule an
appointment.
You can also call the
health department at 573-
581-1332 or go to www.
audraincountyhealth.
org for more information
concerning the clinic.
Holy Communion
Worship, with the Rev.
Joel Montgomery ,will
begin at 10 a.m.
Ushers for the day
will be Becky Deppe and
Shelly McAfee.
Greeters for the day
will be Gary Rahmeyer
and Frank Wallace.
Wednesday, August 30, 2017 - Page 6
The Audrain County
Farm Bureau held their
annual meeting on Friday,
August 21 in Mexico.
Those attending the
event included board
members Brent Erisman,
JoAnn Hansett, Jerry
Johnson, Dale Fischer,
Patty Fennewald, Clarissa
Cauthorn, Richard Dub-
bert, and Mike Sharpe;
Farm Bureau employ-
ees included new agent
Brandon Crocker and
Customer Service Repre-
sentative (CSR) Shirley
Lynch. Also in attendance submitted photos
were Harry Thompson,
District 3 State Director;
Mary Fisher, North Dis-
trict at Large State Board
Member; legislators State
Senator Jeannie Riddle,
Steve Walsh and Kyler
Cliffman-representatives
for Vicki Hartzler; and
Audrain County Commis-
sioner Steve Hobbs, East-
ern District Commissioner
Alan Winders, Western
District Commissioner
Trach Graham, and Asses-
sor Missy Maupin. During es were affected by agri- sas City with Barb Wilson,
the meeting, the MOFB culture in Audrain County. Audrain Board president;
Foundation for Agricul- She then presented a teachers Katie Thomas
ture awarded mini-grants Powerpoint presentation and Caroline Schafer, both
to the following teachers showing the activities that of Mexico, attended the
of Audrain County: Tricia the Promotion & Education National Ag in the Class-
McDonald/McMillan Ele- Committee provided in Au- room Conference; and
mentary, $250; Sue Nixon, drain County throughout many other items were
Jenna Power, and Taylor the year. The list includes also mentioned.
Walters/Eugene Field El- Thank a Farmer week/dis- Mike Sharpe of Sharpe
ementary $480.10; and plays at Moser’s in Mexico Ag Services, also provided
Kendra Allen/Mexico FFA, and County Market in a presentation on his ac-
$202. They were given half Vandalia; classroom pre- ceptance and participation
awards and the other half sentations at Community in the ALOT (Agricultural
will be disbursed upon R-VI and St. Joseph by the Leaders of Tomorrow) Pro-
completion of projects. Audrain County R-VI FFA gram. His major presenta-
Prior to giving a pre- that also included “who tion was on his trip to Viet-
Nam and it was filled with
sentation, Fennewald led grew my soup and I drive
a tractor presentations;” several interesting facts to
those in attendance in an
exercise. She had placed Soybean month presenta- those in attendance.
cards on the table indicat- tion noting what is made The board member
ing various aspects of ag- from soybeans-shakes election resulted in Brent
riculture (corn, soybeans, were made from soy milk; Erisman (District 2), Mila
wheat, cattle, pork, etc.) noted those who went to Duenke (District 4), Dale
and asked that folks list the National Ag Confer- Fischer (District 6), and
what industries/business- ence for Teachers in Kan- Jon Robnett (District 7).
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next day.
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product, we will keep a
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when you next need it!
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Mexico Senior Center GATSON from page 1

President Bob Herrin
called the Mexico Senior
Center Council meeting
to order on August 14.
Present were Vice-Pres-
ident Larry Herndon,
Treasurer Dixie Collins,
and Secretary Darlene
Hiatte. Other board mem-
bers present were Don-
ald Bryan, Gary Hahn,
Pat Cinello, and Charlie
Thomas. Absent was
Leon Dempsey, board
member from Vandalia.
Also present was Cen-
ter Administrator Ione
Bickell and County Ser-
vices Coordinator for
Central Missouri Area
Agency on Aging Beth
Busseau. New Silver-
Haired Legislator Sharon
Swon was also present.
The board has decided
to put a small piece in
the monthly newsletter,
“News from the Good
Ole Days.” Each month
one board member will
discuss something that
they feel is important to
the Senior Center and
the participants. Presi-
dent Herrin will start in
September. He will write
about appreciation and
how grateful the board is
for all of the many people
who help keep our Se-
nior Center running.
The segment will be
called “Board Talk.” We
hope the community en-
joys the thoughts of our
board members.
The Senior Center is
collecting for Christmas
for our Homebound.
They have decided to col-
lect during the month of
August this year and will
make each homebound
meal participant a bag
for Christmas. The goal is
to help ease their finan-
cial crunch during the
month of December. We
want them to know that
the community cares. We
will have each package
delivered to the partici-
pants’ home in early De-
cember.
activities. For example,
music with “Bob and
Friends;” Kenny Blake
impersonating Elvis;
and “Kathy Beasley and
Friends” performing
country music. We also
had Sheriff Matt Oller
come to the center and
talk to the seniors about
crimes. Sheriff Oller is
always a favorite at the
center. Tami Harris on
August 29. Harris is from
MU and will do questions
and answers about stroke
prevention. On August
30, the Senior Center will
host a day of celebration
for former and retired
employees of the Mexico
Public School System.
The Senior Center is
very grateful for all the
volunteers that help us
with these events.
They always have
committees for our Days
of Celebration. The com-
mittee for the School Cel-
ebration is doing an out-
standing job. It promises
to be a very enjoyable
day.
In September, we
are planning a Day of
Celebration for retired
and former employees
that have worked in the
health field. This will
include doctors, nurs-
es, secretaries, janitors,
cooks, and anyone else
that has worked in this
field. SSM is helping to
put this event together.
We will have more infor-
mation after the commit-
tee meets.
The Mexico Senior
Center is a cooling cen-
ter. If anyone needs to
get out of the heat, they
are open Monday-Friday
from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. The
center is in need of more
volunteers. Especially
needed are homebound
meal delivery drivers.
If you can help, call the
center at 573-581-7743.
Even volunteering once a
month is a huge help to
the Senior Center.
seen. The center provid-
ed 4,504 total meals for
the month of July and the
numbers continue to rise.
The center serves all of
Audrain County includ-
ing Vandalia.
If you are in need of
our homebound meals
and are 60-years-old or
older, the Mexico Senior
Center can help you with
delivery once a week.
The homebound par-
ticipants receive seven
frozen meals, a quart
of orange juice, a quart submitted photos
of milk, a loaf of wheat Baugh and Dunn, of Middletown, exhibited the Champion Ram and the Reserve
bread, and desserts. Champion Ewe in the Open Montadale Sheep Show at the 2017 Missouri State Fair.
The meeting was ad- They were also awarded Best Pair and first place Flock. The flock includes generations
journed at 2:40 p.m. two, three, four, and five of Baugh and Dunn, the oldest continuous Montadale flock
The Mexico Senior in the nation.
Center has a monthly si-
lent auction held at the
Center and it is a fund
raiser. Anyone clean-
ing out things at home
would be welcome to
bring items to the cen-
ter for our silent auction.
The public is invited too,
not only to donate items,
but to also bid on items
for sale. The auction
closes the last Friday of
the month at 11:30 a.m.
Any good, slightly used
items, other than cloth-
ing, would be welcome.
The Mexico Senior
Center provides a buffet
lunch Monday-Friday 11
a.m.-12:30 p.m. The sug-
gested donation is $4 per
person 60 years of age
and older and the same
for their spouses, regard-
less of age. For those Kasey Gatson with a champion ram for Baugh & Dunn.
people under 60, the FFA Sheep Sweepstakes ship winner. attending the University
price is $6.50. The Cen- Trophy sponsored by Abilene is the daugh- of Missouri–Columbia
ter is open 8 a.m.-4 p.m. MFA, Inc. She was also ter of Adam and Julie where she is majoring in
Monday through Fri- named an FFA showman- Gatson and is currently Animal Science.
day for lunch, activities,
and social gatherings.
CHARGES
from page 1
Got
Pain?
Some of the activities are
pool, card playing, “Fun -cer being charged with a
Bingo,” chair yoga, fin- forgery crime during his
20 years of law enforce- Headache keeping you
gernail polishing once
ment for the officer’s from being able to focus?
a month, country mu-
sic every other month, time sheet not matching We treat it!
bluegrass music once a radio logs. 573-324-BACK Bowling Green 300 W. Main St.
month, wellness screen- He added that the two
won’t always match due
Hart Care Chiropractic
ings monthly, and blood www.hartcarechiropractic.com
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Last year, 115 gift The Senior Center four times a month. working on at the time.
packages were made. served 1,655 congregate The Mexico Senior The former interim
police chief also said he
Silver Wings
The following are sought meals, and 2,849 meals Center is located at 606
was never contacted dur- Best of Country Music, Old and New will perform a Country/Gospel Concert
for donation: Kleenexes, to our homebound par- E. Park Street, Mexico, on
toilet paper, paper tow- ticipants in the month of Mo. ing Elkins’ investigation. Oct 07, 2017 in Laddonia City Park from
els, cloth kitchen towels, July. Several new seniors With any questions as Attorney Blake
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
and any other donations were added to the home to available services or Markus, from Carson &
that people would like to delivered meals list. Coil, P.C., said his office There will also be a Free BBQ, Burgers & Hot Dogs
what the Mexico Senior
make. A growing need for will be looking into pos- with a few side dishes Sponsored by Laddonia
Center can do to help en-
In August, the Senior sible civil options. Christian Church
our homebound meals hance your life, call 573-
Center will have lots of for our seniors is being 581-7743. Jones and Parker also We hope you join us for Great Food and Down Home Great Music!
filed claim with the Equal Bring your lawn chair & appetite!!! Free Will Donations will be accepted
YMCA display at County Market Employment Opportunity
Commission (EEOC) ear-
lier in the year when they
were terminated by the
City of Vandalia. They
are still awaiting a pos-
sible “Right to Sue” letter
from the commission.
In the meantime, sev-
eral Vandalia citizens are
expressing their concerns
with the department
with a petition drive on
Change.org with the fo- Band Members include: Alan Ebers from Center Mo, Danny Ebers from New London Mo, Kathy
Beasly from Mexico MO, Tony Ebers from Center MO and Troy Renner from Clarence MO
cus on removing the cur-
rent police chief for Van-
dalia.
The group has 156 PUBLIC  HEALTH  IS  FOR  EVERYONE  
submitted photo of a 200 signatures goal PUBLIC  HEALTH  IS  FOR  EVERYONE  
An image of the future the activities and ameni- The establishment needed to make a formal
Eastern Missouri Family ties the YMCA will offer of a YMCA for the com- presentation toPUBLIC  
VandaliaHEALTH  IS  FOR  EVERYONE  
Mayor Ralph Kuda. PUBLIC  HEALTH  IS  FOR  EVERYO
YMCA is on display at to the area, plus there munity is an investment Immuniza4ons  
County Market. In addi- Immuniza4ons  
are answers to some for current and future
tion to the image, there common questions area generations of the area.
is an informational flyer residents typically ask. If The YMCA would like to
ATKINSON Pregnacy   Birth  &  Death  

with project details, an you would like to make a thank County Market for from page 1 Tes4ng  
Pregnacy  
Immuniza4ons  
Tes4ng  
Birth  Cer4ficates  
&  Death  
Immuniza4ons  
Cer4ficates  
image displaying the donation or receive fur- aiding in the promotion his division with a final
finish time of 77 hours Pregnacy   and WIC                                                    
funds raised, and dona- ther information about of the project. Take a mo- Birth  &  Women,   DWIC  
eath        I  nfant            a    nd  
         Pregnacy                     Birth  &  D
42 minutes. Ground crew Tes4ng   Cer4ficates  
Women,  Infant  and  Tes4ng   Children  
tion forms. the project, please utilize ment to view the infor- Children  
Cer4fic
support was provided by
The informational the contact information mation during your next Foot  Clinic  
Blood  Pressure  
his wife, Patricia, and chil- Foot   Clinic  
Blood  Pressure   &  
flyer highlights many of available on the flyer. visit to County Market. dren, Lizabeth and Levi. Women,  Infant  and  
WIC            &  
                                       
&  Health   WIC                                                    
Mammography  
Children   &   Women,  Infant  and  
Health   Screening   Children  
Ground crews met rac-
Hogue-Pickett to help in Texas
Mammography   Screening  
ers at the various check- Blood  Pressure   Blood  Pre
Foot  Clinic   Foot  Clinic  
&   STD  Tes4ng  
points, providing food, &   &  
&  
Tina Hogue-Pickett, cane Harvey on the Texas help those devastated by STD  Tes4ng  
Health  
water, and any otherMammography   nec- Screening   Mammography  
Healt
a Hannibal resident and and Louisiana coasts. what is expected to be essary supplies to the rac- Screen

daughter of Vandalia She left Friday, August the largest rainfall and ers. Support also came
residents Bill and Delores 25 for the Texas coast flooding since Hurricane from AUDRAIN   COUNTY  HEALTH   STD  Tes4ng  
DEPARTMENT         STD  T  es4ng      
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up as an American Red from the Hannibal Amer- 1130  
learning Spanish online es. MEXICO,   S   E LMWOOD   D RIVE                                                                                                                                                                                
They provided MO  6safety 5265                                                                                                                                                                                                      
for approximatelyAUDRAIN   MEXICO,  
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Cross volunteer for Ralls ican Red Cross planning one equipment and
573-­‐581-­‐1332   encourage-   EPARTMENT   AUDRAIN  
    COUNTY  HEALTH  DEPARTMENT        
and Marion Counties. to follow on Monday. Her 1130  S  ELMWOOD  DRIVE                                            1130  
year. Pickett expects to 573-­‐581-­‐1332  
ment.                        S        E    LMWOOD  
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Little did she realize inspiration for volunteer- be in the Texas Golf area Family and friends
MEXICO,  MO  65265                                                                                                                                                                                                                              
she would be deployed ing was to give back to approximately two weeks tracked the race online MEXICO,  MO  65265                                                                                                                                                    
to assist victims of Hurri- the community and to before returning home. 581-­‐and
573-­‐ 1332  encouraged
    with   so- 573-­‐581-­‐1332        
cial media posts.
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Vandalia Police report Audrain Co. Sheriff’s report Tri-County Care Center
August 21 tained and the incident is August 22 Brittney Leeann Sny- Monday, dents enjoyed exercises
Warning was issued in under investigation. Arrested: der, age 28, of Mexico, on August 21 with the assistance of
the area of East Highway Warning was issued in Thomas Homer Black- an Audrain County arrest At 1 p.m., the resi- Beverly McQuay and the
54 and city limits for a the area of West Missouri burn, age 56, of Mexico, warrant for possession of dents were taken outside staff.
stop sign violation. Ave. for speeding. on an Audrain County a controlled substance, with their sunglasses to The Pike County
James Sanchez, age August 25 arrest warrant for pos- maintaining a public nui- see the eclipse with the Hospice provided their
27, of Bellwood, Ill., was Warning was issued in session of a controlled sance, possession of drug assistance of the staff. monthly “Ice Cream So-
issued a summons for the area of West Highway substance, driving while paraphernalia, delivery Refreshments of “Moon cial” with a large crowd
failure to stop at stop 54 for speeding. intoxicated-drugs, and of a controlled substance Pies” were served with attending.
sign. Warning was issued in driving while revoked. to the county jail, and the assistance of Susan Friday,
Warning was issued in the 1500 block of West Gerald Allen Daven- stealing. Houchin. Everyone en- August 25
the area of Highway W Highway 54 for speeding. port, age 62, of Mexico, August 23 joyed the event. At 10 a.m., the Sacred
and city limits for speed- Warning was issued in on an Audrain County Arrested: Tuesday, Heart Catholic Church
ing. the 2200 block of West arrest warrant for distri- Kim Marie Clement, August 22 held the monthly “Birth-
August 22 Highway 54 for speeding. bution of an controlled age 49 of Mexico, on an At 1:30 p.m., the resi- day Bingo” with the assis-
Warning was issued in Officer conducted a substance, maintaining a Audrain County arrest dents enjoyed exercises tance of Nancy McDon-
the area of Highway 54 funeral escort for The public nuisance, posses- warrant for possession with the assistance of ald, Joe Frieden, Patsy
and Forrest for speeding. Sacred Heart Catholic sion of a controlled sub- of a controlled substance Davaline Overton and the Clithero, Jewel Hammett,
Dion Nunnelly, age Church. stance, resisting arrest, and possession of drug staff. Betty Hays, and Ann Wil-
42, of Mexico, Mo., was Officer responded to a and possession of drug paraphernalia. Wednesday, liams. A large crowd was
issued a summons for commercial alarm at the paraphernalia. Crime Stoppers is of- August 23 in attendance.
speeding, 37 m.p.h. in a Pizza Hut building. Offi- Harvey Lindsey Gif- fering a reward of up to At 10:30 a.m., the resi- At 1:30 p.m., the resi-
25 m.p.h. zone and sum- cer arrived on scene and ford, age 56, of Thomp- $1,000 for information dents from the SCU and dents enjoyed the trivia
mons for no insurance found an unsecured door. son, on an Audrain leading to the arrest of the East Hall enjoyed game, “Brain Booster”
displayed or exhibited. Key holder was contact- County arrest warrant for the person(s) responsible “The Vandalia Leader” with the assistance of the
Warning was issued in ed. Officer cleared the in- harassment, fourth de- for this and any other in- with the assistance of staff.
the area of Maple and Ol- terior of the building and gree assault, and sexual cident. Davaline Overton. Saturday,
ive for speeding. found no signs of forced misconduct. If you have informa- At 1:30 p.m., the trivia August 26
August 23 entry. Building was se- Richard Lenn Hager- tion that would help the game of “Food Jingo” At 1:30 p.m., exercise
Warning was issued in cured by the key holder. donn Jr., age 46, of Mex- Sheriff solve this or other was enjoyed with the as- was held with the assis-
the 2200 block of West Warning was issued ico, for failure to register crimes, please call Crime sistance of the staff. tance of Beverly McQuay
Highway 54 for speeding. in the area of Highway as a sex offender. Stoppers at 1-800-392- Thursday, and the staff.
Warning was issued 54 and Industrial Dr. for Timothy Roland Hoff- TIPS. August 24 Sunday, August 27
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in the 1100 block of West speeding. man,
The age 39, of- www.vandalialeader.com
Mexico, Persons arrested for At 10 a.m., the resi- Wednesday, At 1:30 p.m., the Far-5
Highway 54 for an equip- Warning was issued on an Audrain County ar- criminal offenses are dents from SCU, the East ber Baptist Church held
ment violation. in the 200 block of West rest warrant for resisting merely accused, and they Hall, West Hall, and RCF man
Officer responded to Highway 54 for speeding.
V.F.W.
V.F.W.
arrest
Ladies
andLadies
Auxiliary
criminalAuxiliary
non- are Post
Post
presumed
No.innocent
No. 2173 elects
2173 elects offi officers cers Farber
Farber manthe inWorship Service.
in
were
The Ladies Auxiliary There were no bills. Gen- raise money for the seven as taken outside for
treasurer and the sec- auto accident Next week, the Second
the area of Highway 54 Warning was issued in The Ladies Auxiliary There were no bills. Gen- raise money for the seven as treasurer
support. until proven guilty. horseshoes. and the sec- auto accident
A Farber, Baptist
to V.F.W. Post No. 2173 eral Orders No. 8 and veterans
to V.F.W. Post No. 2173 eral Orders No. 8 and veterans homes in Mis- retary
homes in Mis- retary will be appointed
will be appointed A Farber, Mo. man Church will be in
Mo. man
and Galloway Road for the area of Highway 54 met at the Post home on letter from the Missouri souri was made.
met at the Post home on letter from the Missouri souri was made. before installation
Atinstallation
before 1:30 p.m.,in May. was
in May. the involved
was resi-
in an acci-
involved incharge
an acci- of the service.
a report of a vehicle ac- and Taylor for defective Missouri Veterans’ Home
April 8 with nine mem- Veterans Home with invi-
April 8 with nine mem- Veterans Home with invi- A donation to Nation Poppy sales will be May dent while driving a 2005
A donation to Nation
bers present. President tation to an open house Home Childrens Activity
Poppy sales will be May dent while driving a 2005
21 and 22. District meet- Freightliner the afternoon
cident, vehicle had slid equipment.
bers present. President tation to an open house Home
Victoria Shaw presided were read.
Victoria Shaw presided were read.
andHighlights
led in the Pledgefromof donationing
A the fromfollowed
Fund
Childrens Activity
was made. Nation-
Fund was made. Nation-
by
the al donation shooting
to Cancer Aid
Brewster reunion
21 and 22. District meet- Freightliner
ing will be at Owensville. of April 9 at the location
ing will be at Owensville. of
Donna DeTienne will be of Route J and Route O.
the afternoon
April 9 at the location
off the road. No injuries August 26 and led in the Pledge of A donation from the al donation to
Allegiance and the Na- Post for help pool, with Soup & Research commu-
Cancer Aid
will be made
Donna DeTienne will be of Route J and Route O.
installing officers for the
Allegiance andweek the Na- Post for help with SoupCatholic & Research will be made Fiveofficers
installing generations
for the John White, dalia;
John of
age 50, re-
White, age 50, re- Patsy Stroker, of
or damage was reported. Warning was issued in tional Anthem.
tional
and Sandwich Day and from the dues. Scholar- May meeting. ceived moderate injuries
AAnthem.
church
Opening service
ceremony
andwasSandwichnion
Day and
payment for poppies andfrom
was ships
the101.
Artwere dues. Later
judged.
Scholar- May meeting.
Brewsters
Members gathered
attending
ceived moderate
when for he turned St.injuries
Peters; Jan and Alan
north
The car was removed and the area of Highway W Opening ceremony payment for poppies was ships were judged. Members attending when he turned north
held
was on by
conducted
was conducted Sunday.
by Chap- The in the afternoon,
received.
Chap- received. Election
Election of several
of officers
officers were Evelyn Butler, Hull, into the path Brake,
the
were 40th Annual
Evelyn Butler, into the path of a 1997 of Montgomery
Hull, Brewster of a 1997
officer cleared the scene. and city limits for speed- lain Mary Gramley and It was decided that a was held with officers Davis, Gramley, Ann Mercury, driven by Kasi
Special
lain Mary Care veterans
Gramley
Patriotic Instructor Vivian priceen-
and It was veterans
decided
for the popcorn
that a went shopping
was held
ma- retaining
with officers
their positions
Davis,
Reunion Gramley,
on Sunday, Ann Mercury,
Au- drivenCity;by Kasi Butch and Pamela
Officer conducted a fu- ing. Patriotic Instructor Vivian price for the popcorn ma- retaining their positions Wasson, DeTienne,
Wasson, DeTienne, Nell Bealmer,
Nell Bealmer, of Mexico.
of Mexico.
joyed socials,
Davis. Minutes
Davis. Minutes
were ap-
were ap- reminisc-
chine and grill
chine and grillatwould
Wal-Mart.
would be exceptLater
be except in the
the treasurer
the treasurer
and
and Dueser,
gust Shaw 2017
30, and Norma at the His vehicle struck of Clinton, Iowa;
HisDon vehicle Perron,struck
neral escort for The First Officer conducted ex- proved as read. The trea- $250. A donation to Mo- secretary.
Dueser, Shaw and Norma
Shaw. The May meeting Bealmer’s in the side, this
ing,
provedand outdoor
as read. The trea- time. evening,
$250. A donation to Mo- a group
secretary. of veter- Shaw.
Brewster The MayFarm, meeting just eastintotheaByron
Bealmer’s side, this and Lynn Perron,
Presbyterian Church/Wa- tra patrol at the Pizza surer’s report was given. torcycle Riders Drive to
surer’s report was given. torcycle Riders Drive to Judy Hull was elected
Judy Hull was elected will be May 14. according Missouri
On Monday morning, ans went to the VFW and will be May 14.
of Bowling Green. State
according to a Missouri
State Highway Mary Patrol Re-V. Perron, Brian,
ters Funeral Home. Hut, all was secure. Village of
Village of Rush
Rush Hill
Hill certifi
certifies
es trustee
trustee election
election results
veterans participated in played “Bingo.” The Spe- results Family membersport. port.
Highway Patrol Re-
start- Holly, and Jordan Hoa-
August 24 Officer took a report of The Village of Rush was approved and April Violations: of a USDA Grant to pur- Bealmer, who was
Bealmer, who was
aHill solar
The Village eclipse
of Rush discus-
was
Board of Trustees bills were approved to be
approved cial
and Care
April veteransViolations: also of
ed a USDA
gathering Grant to pur-
on Saturday
traveling glin, re-
westbound, Lauren Perron, Kim
Warning was issued in a phone scam in the 400 Hill Board of Trustees bills were approved to be This was tabled as no chase a weather siren.
This was tabled as no chase a weather siren. traveling westbound, re-
sion
met in group.
regular session
met in regular session on paid.Later on in paid.the enjoyed a happy
decision was hour
made on with The a
event meal
will be prepared
held ceived minor injuries
ceived by
minor Perron,
injuries
and Kevin and April
and
the area of Main and Joe block of West Home. April 8, at the Rush Hill
decision was made on The event will be held was taken to University
whether to continue issu- at the Rush Hill Commu- was
afternoon,
April 8, at the Rush theHillveteransOld Business with fruitwhether smoothies. to continue issu- at Waynethe Rush Baker Hill Commu- Hospital,
Center at 10:30 a.m.andHospital, enter-taken to Perron,University
the same loca- and Tom, Ele, and
for speeding. Warning was issued in Community Center as the
Community Center as the Old Business ing violations and
ing violations and pros- nity Center
pros- nity
at 10:30 a.m. the same loca-
enjoyed
April 6 election goingresults out onStreets:  the Rutherford
Streets:  On Friday
Rutherford morning,
ecuting when violations tainment by Butch
ecuting when violations tion White
andwas
tion White Jude Shahon, Mt. Pleas-
was taken.
taken.
Officers responded to the area of Highway 54 April 6 election results
were certified. told the Board that veterans
she not brought into compli- Monroe County
back
were certifipatio
ed. in hopestold of
the Board the that she not broughtenjoyed into compli- a Byron MonroePerron.
County ant, Iowa; MarchJimee and Ver-
COMMUNITY
the 1800 block of West and Harrison for speed- The
The Vandalia
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Leader
L. Rutherford,
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had met with Richard ance.
had met with Richardthe ance.Trash” card Water Improvements:
Water Improvements:
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viewing
Lewis Nihiser the andsolarLarry eclipse.
Webber, Presiding “Pass Com- On
Monroe Sunday,
County Pub- 47 fam- non Johnston and Duane
Highway 54 for a report ing. Lewis Nihiser and Larry Webber, Presiding Com- Monroe County Pub-
LaRue were givenCare
The
LaRue Special
the missioner
were given the missioner veter- and game.Tom
and TomIn the New afternoon,
New
Business
Business lic Water Supply District
ilyWater
lic members Supply District and friends Johnston, of El Centro,
of a vehicle accident. August 27 oath of office after each Groves, Western County Mosquito spraying: No. 2 has been presented
oath
ans of offi
enjoyed
won write-in
ce after
elections.
each from the
Groves,
visitsCommissioner Western County
and was veteransMosquito
Motion was enjoyedspraying:
made and
No. 2 has been presented
with grants and loans for gathered
from four states Calif.; Wayne and Jan-
Caller reported a truck Abatement notice was won write-in elections. Commissioner and was Motion was made and with grants and loans for
“Soldier”
Rutherford the
Rutherford was dog
was re- and
re- told are- happy
road grader
told a road grader wouldhour passedwhile
would passed to ask D.
to ask D. a Mackey
few drinking
Mackey drinking
for a carry-in water improve-
water improve- lunch, vis- ice Baker, Focusofat Glendale,
at Van-Far
Van-Far
ran into the Pizza Hut posted in the 400 block of elected Board Chairper- be in Rush Hill on Mon- if he would do the spray- ments.  Focus
freshments.
elected Board Chairper- be in Rush Hill more on Mon- wentif he towouldWal-Martdo the spray- ments.  iting, sharing family sto- Ariz.; continues to Robnett,
Vickie
continues to stay on on
building. The business South Lindell for grass/ son and Helen LaRue was day, April 12.
son and Helen LaRue was day, April 12. ing again this year. 
ing again this year.  They will be replacing
They will be replacing stay
On
re-elected Tuesday
Clerk. morn-
After grading shopping. they ries,
approximately and picture
2,700 self- taking. of Phoenix, learning,
learning, Ariz.;
support
17-18,support
2010 of Julia
of
was not open at the time. weeds. re-elected Clerk. After grading they
Other trustees present will then determine how Mowing
approximately 2,700 self-
read water meters with
ing, the Vietnam present History On Saturday morning, administration, teach-
April
Other trustees will then determine how Mowing Different
read water meters family
with units Mae and Gene
administration,Legion Post 370of
Taylor,teach-
April 17-18, 2010
No injuries were report- Abatement notice was were Larry LaRue, Lewis much rock will be need- Railroad new radio read meters by
American Legion Post 370
were Larry LaRue, Lewis much rock will be need- Railroad new radio read meters by ers, staff
staff , students,
students,MO and
573-754-2723 American
group met. A grouped. of some of the veterans en- were recognized, and Curryville; ers, Beverly
, Rob-
and
Louisiana, MO
Nihiser, Kathy Taylor and right-of-way:  the end of the year. 
573-754-2723
ed. Vandalia Fire Depart- posted in the 500 block of
Louisiana,
Nihiser, Kathy Taylor and ed. right-of-way:  the end of the year. 
Helen LaRue. 
veterans
Helen LaRue.  celebrating their
She again told them
She again joyed a game Motion was“Mexi-
Motionof
made and They also will install bins, Ryan district patrons. and
Robbins,
district patrons.
Guests were Vicki Ni- that Rush Hill would pay passed to have M. Taylor ashared
told them was made and They also special will install events:
ment was called to the South Lindell for grass/ new 100,000 gallon ele-
weeds.
Guests
birthday
hiser and Ray in
were Vicki
Mollet.
Ni-
the month that Rush
for the of
Hill would
rock. can Trainmow
pay passed to
Dominoes.” have M.
the railroad right-
Taylor
In vateda new
eachstorage100,000
of the
storage
gallon
tank, afive
ele-
new genera- Elect Charlie
Elect Charlie Scrogin
Scrogin
friend Kirstin, of Clarks-
scene for safety concerns hiser and Ray Mollet. for the rock.
The Board the
mow the railroad right- vated tank, a new
August
The regular went out boardto lunch
board also agreed afternoon,
of-way again the this Mex-
year. booster
tions pump were station and recognized “Stay the Course”
ville, Mo.; Rosalind Ter-
referring to gas coming Abatement was posted The regular
meeting was called to to ask the County to in-
The Board also
ico
agreed
toElks
of-way again
sponsored
this year.
and
booster pump
distribution system im-
station and
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Announcements:
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provements.
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tow company was called Woodlawn for grass/ minutes of the March 11 at 271 2nd Street with A media event is being our The family
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Obituaries
HAZEL NORENA
LAMME BLAND
On August 18, 2017,
Hazel Norena Lamme
Bland left this earth to
join her beloved husband
Ray. Ray left her tempo-
rarily on their 72nd wed-
ding anniversary in 2013,
but all her loved ones
knew he was anxiously
waiting for them to be to-
gether again.
Hazel was a farm girl
who was born in 1918,
rode her horse to school
every day, and graduated
as Valedictorian with her
high school class of 8.
She married Ray in Au-
gust 1941, shortly before
he was drafted into the
Army. When he returned
from serving in World
War II, they made their
life in the small town of
Vandalia, Mo. and were
active in their church and
community life. Hazel
was a vibrant, spirited,
and independent woman.
As the owner of a beauty
salon, she was a success-
ful business person who
took pride in bringing
beauty into the lives of
her customers. She was
an avid reader, an expert
bridge player, and an ac-
complished seamstress
who created couture
quality clothing for her
daughters until each of
them graduated from col-
lege. Most of all, she was
a woman who gave total
RAYMOND DAVID
FISCHER
Services for Raymond
David Fischer, age 89, of
Mexico, formerly of Lad-
donia, will be held at 10
a.m., Friday, September
1, 2017 at Bienhoff Funer-
al Home in Laddonia with
the Reverend Randall
Cone officiating. Burial
will be in the Laddonia
Cemetery.
Visitation will be Fri-
day from 9 a.m. until the
time of service at the fu-
neral home.
Mr. Fischer passed
away at 12:55 p.m., Au-
gust 24, 2017 at Harry S.
Truman Veteran’s Hospi-
tal in Columbia.
He was born May 10,
1928 in Mexico, Mo.; the
son of Frank and Ellen
Bushnell Fischer.
He was married to
Anna Belle Bushnell on
July 12, 1951 in Pocahon-
tas, Ark. and she preced-
ed him in death Novem-
ber 1, 2010.
Survivors include two
daughters, Donna (Rob-
ert) Layman, of Mexico,
and Jean (Randy) Riv-
ers, of Greenville, Mich.;
four grandchildren, An-
drew (LeAnn Hoer) Folta,
of Springfield; Melinda
(Chase) Baker, of Nixa;
Jessica (Todd) Andersen,
of Belding, Mich.; and
Ashley (Ted) Diedrich, of
Grand Rapids, Mich.; six
Offender death
UNA LAFLORE-STONES
At 1:07 p.m. on Satur-
day, August 26, offender
Una LaFlore-Stones No.
365296 was pronounced
dead at the Women’s
Eastern Reception, Diag-
nostic and Correctional
Center in Vandalia.
LaFlore-Stomes was a
48-year-old female serv-
ing a 12-year sentence for
13 counts of theft/steal-
ing of any credit card,
and unstinting love to the
family and many friends
she cherished.
After they retired, Ha-
zel and Ray moved to
Fairfield Bay, Ark., where
once again they became
active in their church,
and made an amazing
collection of friends who
adored them. Hazel had
great fun laughing with
her friends in the Red
Hat Society, learning to
become a gourmet cook,
and playing golf well into
her 80s.
In addition to Ray, Ha-
zel was pre-deceased by
her parents Ray and Vic-
toria Lamme; her sisters
Dorothy, Clara, and Arbie
Sue; and her brother Ray-
mond. Sadly, her grand-
daughter Tina Boise also
passed away shortly be-
fore Hazel.
Hazel is survived by
her daughters Nancy
Dahl and Vicki Thomp-
son; grandsons Branden
Boise, Cristian, and Josue
Boise, Devin Thompson,
and Thornton Thompson;
and great-grandchildren
Gage Boise, and Mason
and Tela Boise.
During the long years
of her final illness, Hazel
was lovingly and won-
derfully cared for by her
grandson Branden and
his wife Tina and by the
special staff at Lincoln
Community Care Center
in Lincoln, Mo. There
was a graveside service
on August 26 for Hazel’s
family and close friends
at Riverside Cemetery in
Warsaw, Mo.
Funeral arrangements
are being made by Reser
Funeral Home in Warsaw
and contributions may be
made to the Lincoln Com-
munity Care Center, 205
Timberline Dr., Lincoln,
Mo. 65338, in memory of
Hazel Bland.
great-grandchildren, Riley
Folta, Knight Baker, Na-
than and Kalena Anders-
en, and Landon and Mia
Diedrich.
He was preceded in
death by three brothers,
Fred, Lester, and George;
and three sisters, Marga-
ret, Mary, and Gladys.
Mr. Fischer was a life-
time area resident and
was Catholic by faith.
He served in the U.S.
Army from September 5,
1951-June 20, 1953 and
attained the rank of Cor-
poral.
He worked as a la-
borer at North American
Refractories for over 30
years prior to his retire-
ment. He was a member
of the Mexico VFW Post
No. 3772.
He enjoyed social hour
with his friends.
Pallbearers will be Rob-
ert Layman, Chase Baker,
Andrew Folta, Loyd Fisch-
er, Loren Fischer, and
Rodney Garnett.
Memorial contribu-
tions may be made to
Missouri Veteran’s Home,
#1 Veteran’s Dr., Mexico,
Mo. 65265 or Laddonia
Cemetery Association,
in care Audrain County
Treasurer, Patty Meyers,
101 N. Jefferson, Room
104, Mexico, Mo. 65265.
Online condolences
may be made at www.bi-
enhofffuneralhome.com.
one count of fraudulent
use of credit/debit device
over $500, and one count
of stealing related of-
fense-third offense from
St. Louis.
LaFlore-Stornes was
first received in the Mis-
souri Department of Cor-
rections on July 28, 2009.
An autopsy will be
conducted.
The department does
not suspect foul play was
involved.
RECORDS
submitted photo
You know it is strange,
and freighting to hear the
words “You have cancer.”
It will scare the crap out
of you. It will make you
mad, “what did I ever do
to deserve this!” You can
get a case of “Why me,”
but you know it really
doesn’t matter, as soon
as you here those words
“you have cancer.” You
have just become a mem-
ber of a group of peo-
ple that’s numbers keep
growing everyday, “Can-
cer Survivor.”
When I first heard
those words it scared
me, then I got mad. I
had two little boys and I
was planning on watch-
ing them grow up. So I
figured I would just kick
cancers butt and get on
with life. I really didn’t
say “kick it’s butt,” it
was something else but I
figured I’d keep it clean.
I first heard those words
in October of 1988, and I
almost didn’t hear them
at all.
I was working in a rural
ER, and my back itched.
So I backed up to a door
jam and was scratching
my back, and it felt like I
had picked up a splinter.
The ER doc looked at it
and found a little brown
mole, about the size of
a pencil eraser, all one
color, every borders, just
a plain little mole, but
he said he would take it
off for me. I told him no
I would go to my family
doc and have him look at
it. My family doc looked
at and felt the same way,
plain little brown mole,
Obituaries
GERTRUDE ISABEL
(ISABEL S.) STONE
Services for Gertrude
Isabel (Isabel S.) Stone,
age 96, of Bowling Green,
formerly of Laddonia,
will be held at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, August 30,
2017 at Bienhoff Funeral
Home in Laddonia with
the Reverend Joe Jones
and the Reverend Jerry
Gamm officiating. Burial
will be in Laddonia Cem-
etery.
Visitation was held on
Tuesday evening from 5-7
p.m. at the funeral home.
Mrs. Stone passed
away at 6:25 a.m., August
27, 2017 at Country View
Nursing Facility in Bowl-
ing Green, surrounded by
her family and caregivers.
She was born Septem-
ber 27, 1920 in Curryville;
the daughter of James
Beamon and Pearl Ger-
trude Lamme Sutton.
She was married to
Harry Eugene Stone on
January 11, 1948 at Cur-
ryville Baptist Chuch and
he preceded her in death
July 13, 2001.
Survivors include
one son, Eddie (Susan)
Stone, of Laddonia; one
daughter, Elaine (Floyd)
Dameron, of Curryville;
three sisters-in-law, Jane
Stone, of Houston, Tex-
as; Eunice Stone, of Sper-
ry, Iowa; and Virginia
Stone, of Bluegrass, Iowa;
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Cancer survivor story
but he would take it off.
So he numbed it up and
took it off. He started to
throw it in the trash, had
it over the can and ready
to drop it! He suddenly
said “Let’s send this in
for testing.” So we did,
on a Thursday, then on
Monday, I got the news
“You have cancer.” My
family doc liked to fell on
the floor; he had almost
thrown it away. So they
did the wide incision
with lymph node dis-
section and biopsy. The
spot on my back where
the mole was, was still
dirty he hadn’t got all of
the cancer. The biopsy
showed, malignant mela-
noma Clarks level 3.
So that was the “first”
time I heard those words.
You see, I have heard
those words four times,
and four times they have
accidentally found my
cancer. The first time,
it almost made it to the
trash can because it just
looked like a plain little
brown mole.
The winter of 99’-2000
I had three rounds of kid-
ney stones. In the spring
of 2000 I started having
abdominal pain, but it
didn’t feel like the kidney
stones. So my doc sent
me in for an abdominal
CT scan. The little girl
that was doing my scan
accidentally started too
high and found a spot in
my left lung. She knew it
wasn’t right, and without
orders, she went ahead
and did a chest and an
abdomen CT scan. Of
coarse, it was sent to my
doc, who took one look
at it and sent it on to a
chest cutter. The spot in
my lung was about 1.25”
by 2.25” around, in the
left lower lobe of my
lung, and again I heard
“You have cancer,” Met-
astatic Melanoma. So in
June of 2000, I started my
chemo, everyday I took a
dose of interferon, then
in July, it went to three
times a week and I did
that till May of 2001. By
then I was so sick I called
“uncle.” My oncologist
said that since I hadn’t
missed two many doses,
four grandchildren, Tony
(Shera) Dameron, of
Vandalia; Bobby (Nicole)
Stone, of Laddonia; Ange-
la (Paul) Maier, of Bowl-
ing Green; and Stephanie
Donaldson, of Laddonia;
and nine great-grandchil-
dren.
She was preceded
in death by two sisters,
Jane Bontz and Betty
Becker; and one infant
great-granddaughter, Sa-
mantha.
Mrs. Stone was a life-
time area resident and
member of West Cuivre
Baptist Church. She was
a 1938 graduate of Cur-
ryville High School and
attended Sanford Brown
Business College.
She worked at Van-
dalia State Bank prior to
her marriage and was a
homemaker. She enjoyed
crocheting, playing bingo,
her white cats, and was
an avid pitch player.
Pallbearers will be
Bobby Stone, Tony Dam-
eron, Paul Maier, Curtis
Mohr, Gary Robinson,
Mike Dixon, and Wayne
McCluggage.
Memorial contribu-
tions may be made to
A Special Friend (Fire
Victim) in care of Elaine
Dameron, 5479 Pike 454,
Curryville, Mo. 63339 or
Laddonia Cemetery.
Online condolences
may be made at www.bi-
enhofffuneralhome.com.
Wednesday, August 30, 2017 - Page 3
we would just skip the it was my “lucky” stone.
last month and just go The nurses said, “They
ahead and scan me now. had to send it to lab for
On the scan, they found test.” I told them that my
two more spots and when lucky stone was going
they opened me, up they home with me, in a cup
found the third. So they or right where it was at,
took out all the lower and it’s not open for dis-
lobe and part of the up- cussion. I had made up
per lobe of my left lung. my mind and that was
That’s number three. that, I told this to the
Since the size of my nurses, the doc, and the
cancer and the location lab tech. When I came
and the number of spots out of the surgery, my
my oncologist and sur- gall stone was in a cup on
geon told me they were my bedside table. It’s in
listing me a Stage IV mel- my gun safe to this day.
anoma patient. Now the reason I call it
So we go back to the my lucky gall stone is, if
scans, you know every I hadn’t had the attack in
three months then every 2000. They would have
six then to yearly, yeah, never found the spot in
right. In 4 1/2 years they my lung until it was to
find a spot in my abdo- late. I would have never
men, a lymph node that of met my oncologist or
was hot on a pet scan. his nurse. She made me
So, a three months scan so sick that I married her.
again and it’s still there. I have to get even some
Another scan in 30 days how.
So she tries to keep me
and it’s still there and
still hot, so it’s time for in line. It doesn’t always
surgery again. When work, but she tries. My
they did the surgery, the last round of cancer was
lymph node turned out in April of 2006. All my
to be nothing, but they scans since have been
found a spot my small ok. The first was in Oc-
intestine, you guessed it tober of 1988, the second
melanoma again. was May of 2000, the
The abdominal pain third was May of 2001,
that I was having back and the last was April of
in 2000 turned out to 2006. With the advances
be a gall stone and the the doctors are making
only attack I ever had, everyday with this dis-
so when they did my ab- ease, one day it will be
dominal surgery in 2006, history. All it’s going to
doc said they would take take is time. Until then
out my gall stone. Now, I’ll just keep on fighting
they have me ready to go and letting people know
in for surgery and they that you can beat it.
want me to sign the pa- 28 1/2 Year Cancer
pers to do the surgery, Survivor,
that’s when I told them I Glen Gregory,
wanted to keep the stone, Mexico, Mo.
We would like to extend our
sincere thanks for all who’ve
supported us during our time of loss.
We are touched by your many acts of kind-
ness, your prayers and words of comfort, the
flowers, plants, and memorial gifts you’ve
given, and the meals you’ve provided. We are
also grateful to the staff at the Tri-County Care
Center for the care they’ve shown, to Rev.
Joel Montgomery for performing the funeral
service, to First Presbyterian Church for serving
lunch, and to Waters Funeral Home for
helping with the arrangements.
The Family of Helen Thompson
Lisa & Terry Newland and family
Craig & Karen Thompson
and family
Thanks to everyone who made my 90th birthday
so very special and to those who attended the card
party. A special thank you to the VAHS for spon-
soring these events, to Chef Clay Hyde for the deli-
cious port, to all those who helped with the meal,
and to Ellen Roy for the beautiful and delicious
birthday cakes. I have read and reread the lovely
birthday cards I received but the biggest and most
unexpected was the “Birthday Card Window”
from Vicki Wright and her grand-daughter Reagan.
I have pictures of that I will treasure.
Last, but not least, thanks to Paul Ray and Pat
Trower for their help in putting my book
“Charleneisms-Words to Live By” together
and to those who bought them.
I have no idea what any future birthdays might
be like, but surely they cant’ be more special
than this one!
Charlene Teague
The family of A.J. Basinger would
like to thank everyone for calls, messages,
cards, food, flowers, memorial contributions, and
the out-pouring love that was given to each and
everyone of us during this difficult time. Special
thank you to the Tri-County Care Center and the
Community Loving Care Hospice for the special
care; to Rev. Glenn Forman and Rev. Brian
Lehenbauer for a wonderful service; Laddonia
American Legion Post 510, Mid-MO Patriot
Guard Riders Honor Mission and the US Air
Force Base – Whiteman AFB for such an honor-
able military service; the First Baptist Church for
the wonderful meal; and to Bienhoff Funeral Home
for making sure everything was perfect.
God Bless,
Wanda Basinger
Sherri & Mike Allen
Monte & Marilyn Basinger
Tammy & Eddie Purk
Jeff & Kathy Basinger
Shelly & Chris Buie
Dick & Joan Gooch
Agnes Weinpert
and all families
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THE VANDALIA LEADER Pizza Hut closing, a black eye for Vandalia
Published weekly by Last Wednesday, Au- strong.
West Highway 54, is the uglier now. There are
Lakeway Publishers of Missouri Inc.
108 W. State gust 23 was the final day first building you still several other To have an obvious
P.O. Box 239 of business for Pizza Hut see heading into SCHOTT
IN THE DARK
building vacan- national franchise restau-
Vandalia, Mo, 63382 in Vandalia. town from the cies in town that rant building vacated so
Phone (573) 594-2222 While several restau- includes the old close to our school dis-
west and the last
Fax (573) 594-6741
E-mail: vandalialeader@lcs.net rants and businesses building you see Dinner Bell loca- trict, this gives Vandalia
Web site: www.vandalialeader.com have opened and closed coming from the tion, Fire Brick a black eye that will be
USPS No. 656-720 in Vandalia during the east just before Cafe location, difficult to recover from.
Periodicals postage paid at Vandalia, Mo. past decade, this one may and the former My hope is for the city
our local school
Subscriptions (rates effective October 1, 2016)
• To Audrain, Ralls and Pike counties, Middletown and be the hardest for Vanda- district. Nancy’s building council to make it a pri-
Wellsville: $30.46 plus $2.54 tax ($33 total) a year (Ebill=$31); lia to recover from if it is It’s a well-con- on the east side of ority to lure in a business
RON
$19.38 plus $1.62 tax ($21 total) for 6 months; $54.45 plus not replaced by another structed building town. There are to fill that building soon-
$4.55 tax ($59)-2 years. SCHOTT
business in that location that shows those several others as er than later.
• Elsewhere in Missouri: $47.07 plus $3.93 tax ($51 total) a
year; $25.84 plus $2.16 tax ($28 total) for 6 months; $83.06 plus in the near future. passing through well.“The Coun- Not only will be peo-
$6.94 tax ($90)-2 year It hurts not necessarily the area, that at one time, try Cupboard” report- ple driving through town
• Out of state: $55 a year; $31 for six months; $96 for 2 because it is a restaurant Vandalia had a national edly has new owners and on Highway 54 from all
years. that closed. over, patrons of other
restaurant chain at this we’re awaiting word as to
NOTE: Subscriptions paid at the wrong amount will be
prorated. Vandalia is still blessed location, but the appear- when they will re-open school districts will be
POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Vandalia to have a locally-owned ance now, whether right that business location. visiting Van-Far a lot dur-
Leader, P.O. Box 239, Vandalia, MO 63382. Dairy Queen that has or wrong, is there wasn’t The former Nancy’s ing the school year and
Deadline: 5 p.m. Monday been here for 40 years this vacant building will
enough financial support building does give a simi-
Successor to the Vandalia Press and Laddonia Herald and
the Vandalia Mail. and counting. We also for it. lar impression on the leave a lasting image in
Member of the International Society of Weekly Newspaper still have a Subway and a Add in a boarded front east side of town but it their minds.
Editors, the National Newspaper Association, the Missouri Press Chinese restaurant. window after an acci- sits just far enough out
Association and the Show-Me Press Association. But this building, lo- Here’s hoping some-
dent last Thursday and of town that the bad im-
Ron Schott-General Manager and Editor
cated in the 1800 block of the impression is even pression isn’t nearly as thing gets done quickly...

Letters to the Editor Yesteryear

Dear Editor,
Happy days! All charg-
es dropped on former
Vandalia police officers.
City of Vandalia will
definitely pay for this
maliciousness. MIRMA
should have kept their in-
gredients out of the stew.
Because they gagged
representatives and city
workers, they’ll end up
costing themselves and
the City a hefty sum of
money.
This entire ordeal
could have been settled
at the “gitgo” by sitting
down, openly putting the
issues on the table, and
resolving them the old-
There was a total of
$1,901 raised for the
Eastern Missouri Family
YMCA at the BBQ held
on Saturday, August 26.
The YMCA would like to
thank everyone that at-
tended the event to pur-
chase food and make do-
nations to the project.
This event was made
possible by local resi-
dents that took the initia-
tive to host an event with
contributions directed to-
wards the YMCA project.
Thank you very much
to the following hosts
that made the day a suc-
cess. Thank you to Rich
and Lisa Lovell, Kenny
Thurman, Ann Kohl,
Sharon Myers, Ray-
mond Kirtlink, Charlene
Goodpasture, and Felic-
Dear Editor,
“Each lives for the oth-
er and all live for God.”
I don’t remember where
this quote comes from, but
living for each other and
living for God can do won-
ders for a marriage.
It was August 7,
1937, that Lady Jewell
Scheppmann and David
Nowlin Shelton said their
vows committing them-
selves to each other in
marriage for life; a mar-
riage that lasted 71 years,
eight months, and three
days.
My mother and father
lived at a time, when at a
time when at least in our
area of the world, the word
divorce was seldom heard.
In our neighborhood when
I was growing up, I don’t
remember any couple ever
getting a divorce, nor do I
remember anyone having
been divorced. What a dif-
ferent world today.
Since there are no per-
fect people, there are no
perfect marriages. I re-
member hearing Ravi
fashioned way: together
with discussion. Instead,
the City is so afraid of
litigation, thanks to MIR-
MA, that issues like this
will continue to unfold.
And still, Vandalians
put in the same people
into power who are not
equipped to resolve se-
rious issues. MIRMA
should also quit threat-
ening to drop the City’s
liability insurance if the
City doesn’t do what they
say. I have a few personal
letters to that effect. They
are just as at fault as the
Mayor and City Council.
Doug Bontz,
Vandalia
submitted photo
ity Goodpasture-Culwell.
The group would also
like to thank Charlie
Stroker for the use of his
lot and the Vandalia Area
Fair Board for the use of
the picnic tables.
If any other local or-
ganizations, families,
or groups of support-
ers would like to host
an event to benefit the
YMCA, please contact
Felicity Goodpasture-
Culwell at 573-473-9362
or Terri Jungers at 573-
406-2982. Thank you to
the community for your
continued support of the
project.
This project is an in-
vestment for the commu-
nity that will be enjoyed
by all ages for many,
many years.
Zacharias saying that
when he was in college, a
professor made the state-
ment that love is hard. Ravi
disagreed and stood up to
confront his professor. His
professor asked if he was
married. Having answered
“No,” his professor told
him to sit down.
Having a good mar-
riage is not easy. We must
work hard to achieve that
goal. The Bible states that
“three cords cannot be
easily broken.”
The three cords that
help to hold a marriage to-
gether are husband, wife,
and Jesus. As husband
and wife draw closer to
Jesus, they draw closer to
each other.
I was so fortunate grow-
ing up. There was never a
doubt in my mind that my
parents loved each other.
In later years, my parents
would be in their living
room watching television.
Dad would blow mother
a kiss which was returned
by her. Before going to
sleep they would tell of
120 Years Ago
September 2 , 1897
Quite a number of
young people came down
on a hay frame from Van-
dalia on their way to the
Moonlight Picnic. It was
so dark and late, they
concluded they would
stop at Harmony. The
boys had their music
with them so they ser-
enaded them. On the hay
frame were Ethel West,
Verdie Phillips, Bessie
Utterback, Bird Brans-
tetter, Etta Turner, Della
Lockwood, Lola Pigg,
Bertha Turner, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hardin, Will
Clacher, Tom Osburn,
Joe Ellis, and Cort Pigg.
Every reader knows
where Elk Lick Springs
is and out to be proud
that they were accessible
to us with their health-
giving waters and their
picturesque appearance.
The quaint old hotel has
an antebellum history
with gigantic oaks and
cool waters bubbling up.
A day spent at Elk Lick is
a bright spot in anyone’s
history.
Eddie Boyd, who has
been sick with fever the
past six weeks, we are
glad to report, is improv-
ing rapidly but is still
quite feeble.
J.J. Bethel bought 12
head of stock hogs re-
cently from Mr. Spears
near Santa Fe, paying
$3.50 for them.
110 Years Ago
September 5, 1907
The Vandalia Public
School has opened this
Fall with a strengthened
faculty. The grammar
school has an enroll-
ment of 200 and the high
school has 91 pupils, 35
of whom are nonresi-
dent.
Joe Aderton went to
Quincy Tuesday where
he will be a student at
the Gem City Business
College.
Vandalia will have a
street fair and carnival
the last week in Sep-
tember. Property owners
are hereby specially re-
quested to clean up their
premises in front of their
property and thus assist
in making Vandalia ap-
pear attractive to eyes of
all visitors.
John F. Turner, May-
or
Jesse Chamberlain
and Charles Dowell
passed through here Sat-
urday with their families
on their way home from
their annual fox hunt at
Spalding.
100 Years Ago
September 7, 1917
their love for each other, a
home filled with love.
Imagine a home where
“each lives for the other
and all live for God.”
Imagine that home being
your home.
J.M. Stock,
High Hill, Mo.
W.I. Harelson and wife
attended the laying of the
cornerstone of the Bowl-
ing Green Courthouse
Thursday and spent until
Saturday at New Hartford
with relatives.
Ladies suits and cloaks
reasonably priced at A.E.
Webb and Company.
New Michigan School
opened with 28 pupils.
Among the new pupils
are Mildred Daniels,
Geneva Leist, Elnora
Naysmith, and Leonard
Beiler.
John Geiler, assisted
by Will Nation, Walker
Leist, Will Stroker, Au-
gust Schutze, and Tom
Geiler is building a new
concrete cellar.
80 Years Ago
September 2, 1937
Mrs. Uel Galloway be-
gan her school at Prairie
Mount on Monday with
15 pupils enrolled.
Nettie Jeanne Miller,
of Farber, spent the week-
end here with her Aunt
Leona Hostetter and took
part in the dance revue
given by Mrs. Glen Starks
and pupils at the singing
convention.
Mrs. Cecil Cragen and
Mildred Hall were badly
burned last week while
they were canning some
corn. One of the cans
exploded, burning them
quite severely.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Browning, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Callen, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Williams,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Callen, all of Farber, en-
joyed the weekend on
Salt River.
70 Years Ago
September 11, 1947
Approximately 7,000
people were lined up
along the parade which
extended over a half mile
in length and was one
of the best parades ever
staged here. The Van-
dalia Band led the pro-
cession. Winners in the
bicycle category were
Gloria Storck, 1st; Sha-
ron Lovelace, 2nd; Inez
Salmon, 3rd; Nona Na-
tion, 4th; and Bonnie Sue
Epperson, 5th; Vernon
Dale Bailey, 6th; Ellen
Williams, 7th; and Lee
Smith, 8th.
The Liberty Wide
Awake 4-H club met Sep-
tember 5. Louise Bes-
hears read the history of
the club. A demonstra-
tion was given by the
Handicraft I Boys, Paul
and Powell Gore, en-
titled, “Tying of Knots.”
The Food Preparation
girls Charline Thompson
and Evelyn Gatson gave
a demonstration of “How
to Make Cocoa.” Carolyn
Gatson gave a demon-
stration of “How to Press
Wood.” Marilyn Wasson
gave a demonstration
of “How to Pasteurize
Milk.”
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Kirtlink, of St. Louis,
came Saturday for a visit
with the latter’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Brewer and other rela-
tives.
60 Years Ago
September 5, 1957
More than 1,100 stu-
dents enrolled in District
R--I Schools Tuesday
morning as the 1957-58
school year got under
way.
The three remaining
queens of the Vandalia
Community Fair are Jean
Smith, fair queen; Kay
Paris, horse show queen;
and Carolyn Clithero, ag-
riculture queen.
Two Vandalia dog
owners took numerous
prizes in the Dog Show
at the recent Wellsville
Fair. Raymond Motley
won ribbons in the coon-
hound events, and Clar-
ence Ray in the beagle
events.
50 Years Ago
September 7, 1967
There were 1,266 stu-
dents in attendance at
Van-Far Schools Tuesday,
the first full day of the
1967-68 year.
The Vandalia Mer-
chants Association made
plans for the annual Side-
walk Bazaar October 7 at
the regular meeting Tues-
day morning at Jones’
Cafe.
Charles “Chuck” Todd
arrived home August 24
after completing a two-
year tour of duty in the
U.S. Armed Forces. He
had been station in Viet-
nam the past year.
40 Years Ago
September 8, 1977
The nine workers at
the Vandalia plant of the
Thomas Truck and Caster
Company went on strike
Thursday morning for
higher wages and fringe
benefits.
Fifteen youth of Farber
collected $144.73 door-
to-door for Muscular
Dystrophy Monday. They
were Brad Rathburn,
Billy Prior, Julia Roberts,
Andra Rathburn, Danny
Day, Carol Day, Julie El-
lis, Darren Day, Darren
Greenplate, Dana Day, Ja-
mie Johnson, Jill Seeley,
David Crow, Lennie Ball,
and Clay Greenplate.
30 Years Ago
September 3, 1987
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Herron were honored for
their 50th wedding an-
niversary with an open
house reception August 9
at the Community Build-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Moss have announced
the sale of the Twilight
Motel and Moss Trailer
Court. The new own-
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Iburg, took possession
this week.
20 Years Ago
September 3, 1997
Precision Eyecare an-
nounced the new addi-
tion to their eyecare team
of Dr. Teresa Stice. She
joins Dr. Jeffrey Griffen,
Dr. Carl Abbot, and Ron
Biesemeyer in providing
eyecare to the commu-
nity of Vandalia.
Stacia Talbert has
brought home honors
from the Missouri State
Fair and the Illinois State
Fair with the showing of
prize boars and gilts.
10 Years Ago
September 5, 2007
The Vandalia Rural
Fire Department was one
of five area fire depart-
ments that helped fight
the blaze that destroyed
“The Junction Restaurant
and Lounge” early Satur-
day at Missouri 19 and
154, east of Perry. Fire
Chief Charlie Scrogin said
12 Vandalia firefighters
responded to the scene
with one truck and a res-
cue vehicle when the Per-
ry Fire Department called
for help at 4:53 a.m. “It
was fully involved by
the time we got there,”
Scrogin said. The Center,
New London, and Laddo-
nia Fire Departments also
responded. “There were
a lot of firemen there,” he
said. Because of its rural
setting, all water had to
be trucked to the scene or
pumped from the swim-
ming pool at the adjacent
motel. The fire appar-
ently began in a stor-
age building behind the
kitchen. Perry Fire Chief
David Talbott told the
“Quincy Herald-Whig”
that a burning piece of
cardboard from a small
fire Friday may have
blown under the storage
building and smoldered,
eventually catching the
storage building on fire.
No other buildings on
the property, including
the motel, a convenience
store and a music theater
were damaged. Vandalia
firefighters were on the
scene four or five hours,
Scrogin said.
One Year Ago
August 31, 2016
A Memorial Highway
Dedication Ceremony
was held early Monday
to honor the late Mis-
souri State Highway Pa-
trol Trooper James M.
Bava. The portion of Mis-
souri Route FF, from El-
mwood Drive westward
to Audrain County Road
977, has been named in
his honor.
It took a little while
for the Van-Far/Commu-
nity R-VI Indians football
team to get going as they
scored just eight points
in the first quarter of its
home opener last Friday
night.
In spite of a slow start,
the Indians’ offense put
together a balanced at-
tack and eventually
cruised to a 48-6 victory
over Central (of Arnold).