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1968 homecoming queen
Janet Porter Allen, 1968 Eldon High School Homecoming queen rides in the EHS Homecoming Parade Friday, Sept. 21. (Photo by Tammy Witherspoon)
Truman VA, Mobile Vet Center to Provide On-site Services for Eldon, Missouri-area Veterans
Who: Veterans and their families
County tax revenues up nearly 10 percent
Miller County sales tax revenues continue to rise, by 9 percent in August and by 9.6 percent for the year, compared to 2017.
Eldon sales tax revenues continue on upswing
City of Eldon sales tax numbers continue to trend upward for 2018, with numbers through the first of September reflecting a 5.6 percent increase over the first nine months of 2017.
Eldon council approves planning and zoning recommendations
During a special meeting Thursday, Sept. 20, the Eldon City Council accepted two recommendations from the Planning and Zoning committee.
Highway Patrol assists Miller County Sheriff's Office
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the afternoon of September 18, 2018, the Miller County Sheriff’s Office requested assistance from the Missouri State Highway Patrol in apprehending a male subject who fled on foot from a domestic disturbance in rural Miller County. Troopers from the Lake of the Ozarks area responded to the scene. The Patrol’s helicopter 93MP was requested and responded, also.
St. Elizabeth area news
by Mary Ann Lindenbusch
St. Lawrence Catholic Church & St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church news
Rev. Joby Parakkacharuvil Thomas, Pastor
Fairview Christian Church news
Randy Stohs, Pastor
Mt. Herman area news
by Rose Bond
Mt. Herman Baptist Church news
Kent Hutcherson, Pastor
Olean Livestock market report
Sept. 14, 2018
TOPS MO 1002 Crocker news
TOPS MO 1002 Crocker met Monday, Sept. 17, at the Pulaski County Health Department with Leader Linda presiding.
Iberia Church of Christ news
Brenda Thompson, Reporter
Dance club to host Oct. 20 dance
The Lake of the Ozarks Swing Dance Club will host its monthly swing dance from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.on Saturday, Oct. 20, at the Ozark Yacht Club in Lake Ozark
Enon area news
Jane Jones, Diane Ott, Susie Gorrell and Donna Roe had a craft booth at the St. Michael’s Catholic Church Fall Festival in Russellville Sunday.
Olean Baptist Church news
by Lois Faulconer
Mt. Olive Baptist Church news
Mt. Olive Baptist Church had a Sunday school attendance of 78 and a morning worship attendance of 133 Sunday morning. Intercessory prayer was led by Mike Nichols and he also led the children’s Bible moment.
Corticelli Baptist Church news
The Sunday school attendance at the Corticelli Baptist Church Sunday morning was 66. A birthday offering was given by Leroy Porter. The deacon of the week is David Papen. Special music was by the women’s group. Those in the group were Amy Wright, Molly Amos, Debbie Schroer, Penny Knoche and Darla Hickey. Those singing in the praise and worship group were Debbie and Erin Schroer, Darla Hickey, Penny Knoche and Kelsie and Natalie Henderson.
Enon Baptist Church news
The Sunday School attendance at Enon Baptist Church Sunday morning was 25 with 37 attending the morning worship service. Shirley Goldammer gave the Sunday school report, welcome and announcements. Kathy Sluyter led the children’s message. The intercessory prayer time was led by Shirley Goldammer. Special music was by the choir and Rev. Maurico Vargas brought the morning message. Sunday evening Bible study was led by Rev. Vargas.
Bibleway Church of Eldon
Rev. Walter Gilpin, Pastor
Mt. Zion Church
Charlie Worstell,
Tuscumbia Christian Church news
Please keep in prayer those affected by the hurricane on the east coast, Bud and Sharon Abbott, Audrey Lee (been in the hospital all this past week), Reggie and Christy Rush’s grandson, Lane (some autoimmune problems that are being looked at), Rosalee Hendry, Scott Garner, Dan Bax, Gladys Miekley, Ellen Horton (in Miller County Care Center), Quentin Lupardus (praise report, he is back to work, but the blood clot is still there and being closely watched), Shirley Mason, Morris Mace, Brenda Haley, Ellen Horton, Bill Hensley, Mary Rogers, Debbie Hulsey, Jacob Horton, Alisha Burks, Daniel Wry, Easton Rustemeyer, LuAnne Whittle, Sherry Plemmons, Chet Jenkins, James Spark, Janice Beard, Paul and Marlene Sharaga, DeWayne Wood, Diane Kruger, Jason Howard, Bob Wyrick, Sheldon McGowin, William Rush, Greg Whittle, Diane Knotson, Sonny Irwin, Ed and Gerri Teal, Vickie Mace, Donna Moss, Cherish DeGraffenreid, Joyce Baron, Steve Helton, T.L. Taylor, Dr. Kirk (from Eldon), Joyce Rodden, Gilbert Bryant, Beverly Phiffer, Keith Glawson, Hunter Bushnell, Louie Hawken, Darlene Plemmons (Bud Abbott’s aunt), Joe and Donna Albertson, Lucille Steen, Dave Whittle (back on dialysis and transplant list for new kidney), Kelly Coan, J.R. and Diane LeCrone, Kaileen Wilkerson, Benny Kissenger, Danielle Burrows, Larry Huddleston, Dennis and Cyndi York, Lucy Wilkes, Tonya Farley, Diane Pendelton, Rose Secrest, Paula Hedrick, Vickie Brown, Heather Davis, Bill Call, Shirley Hensley, Freda Patterson, Megan Vansell, Arzenie Nixdorf, Joyce Connell, Carol Vernon, Terry Branstetter, Sherry Holtmeyer, Bob McDonald, Wanda Fields, Wayne Blue, Helen Edwards, Denny Hodges, Roy Houston, Gary Putnam, Jan Marie Bender, June Hancock, Bill Williams, Jack Puckett, Mike Patterson, Charles Smith, Shirley Burnett, Billie Sue Pittrich, Sherre Smith, Susie Pryor, Chase Borque, and always our service men and women and our country’s leaders.
Brumley Baptist Church news
Warren (Zeke) Mitchell, Pastor
Iberia First Christian Church news
Stan Way, Pastor
Iberia First Baptist Church news
Rev. Roy Bryant, Pastor
High Point area news
Grandparents Day at school was Friday, Sept. 14. Breakfast was served to 85. Afterwards, the students performed and then visited the classrooms.
High Point Baptist Church news
Sunday school attendance at High Point Baptist Church was 72, with children’s time given by Darrick and Yolanda Fisher. Phil Wyrick gave the message.
Concord Christian Church news
Lee A. Todd, Minister
Tom Hurst's Capitol Report
House Moves to
Blaine's Bulletin
Seventeen years ago, our nation was under attack. We watched as planes destroyed the World Trade Center, smashed into the Pentagon, and crashed in Pennsylvania, killing thousands of Americans and crippling families around the country. America was changed forever. Terrorism was no longer a theoretical problem on the other side of the world, but an evil reality on American soil. Nearly 3,000 Americans lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, a day we as a nation will never forget.
Iberia Church of the Nazarene news
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday morning worship, 10:45 a.m.; Sunday evening service, 6 p.m.; Wednesday Bible study and prayer, 7 p.m. in church parsonage.
Jarrett reunion held
The 41st annual David Jarrett reunion was held Saturday, Sept. 15, at the Iberia Lions Club Park. A carry-in meal was served at 2 p.m.
Brays Advent Christian Church news
Brian Duncan,
Iberia Congregational Christian Church news
Rev. Dr. Wayne Cogell,
Ulman Baptist Church news
Rev. Kevin Blackburn, Pastor
Vienna-South Central Regional Stockyards news
Sept. 12, 2018
Brumley Christian Church news
Bro. Ralph Byrd, Pastor
St. Anthony senior citizens meet
The St. Anthony Senior Citizens gathered at the church hall in St. Anthony Wednesday, Sept. 12.
Rocky Mount board deals with boundary issue,
approves fund transfer, storm siren contract
The Rocky Mount Fire Protection District Board Wednesday, Sept. 12 heard about a district boundary concern, approved a transfer to maintain three months of funds in the emergency fund and approved the bid for placement of a storm siren at Camp Sabra.
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