From Recorder of Deeds, Lucille Mundey

Marriage licenses:

Michael Wade Berwald and Mallory Marie Nelson
Matthew William Dotson and Megan Marie Trussell

Real estate transfers:

Randall S. M. Schmidt and Julie Schmidt and Billy J. McKinzie and Joshua T. Bradley to Joshua T. Bradley:
SE/4 OF SW/4 OF 17‑40‑33, DESCRIBED

Myron L. Reynolds and Rachelle L. Reynolds to Dustin S. Zerbe and Lindsay B. Zerbe:
SW/4 OF SW/4 OF 17‑42‑31, DESCRIBED

Sectional golf results - Bobcats take two top individual spots

Team Results

Rank	School Name	Score
1	Sacred Heart High School	313
2	Tipton High School	330
3	Drexel High School	331
4	Purdy High School	360
5	College Heights Christian School	387

Individual Results

Rank	Name	School	Score
1	Trevor L Cooley	Drexel	+5
2	Keifer R Shipley	Drexel	+6
3	David Baldwin	Sacred Heart	+7
3	John Beykirch	Sacred Heart	+7
3	Jared Dey	Sacred Heart	+7
6	Garrett Kelchner	Sacred Heart	+8
6	Phillip Roller	Purdy	+8
8	Zachery Combs	Tipton	+9
8	Garrett Dollins	New Covenant Academy	+9
8	Isaac Garber	Tipton	+9
11	Dexter James Case	Smithton	+10
12	Lehman A Godwin	Greenwood	+11
13	Justin M Thomas	Drexel	+12
14	Ethan Koechner	Tipton	+13
14	Jonathan Shumaker	Thomas Jefferson Independent	+13
16	Garrett Vest	Hermitage	+14
17	Terry Bickers	Lincoln	+15
17	Grant Davis	Tipton	+15
19	Aaron Ray	Tipton	+16
20	Trevor Warlen	Windsor	+17
21	Adam Pipenhagen	Marion C. Early	+19
22	Justin Evans	Crest Ridge	+21
22	Michael Iseman	Archie	+21
22	Garren Nelson	Purdy	+21
25	Alan Bankovich	Sacred Heart	+22
25	Parker Belden	College Heights Christian	+22
25	Josh Harrison	New Covenant Academy	+22
25	Alex Haworth	Purdy	+22
29	Craig J Bolton	Drexel	+24
29	Zack Crossland	McAuley Catholic	+24
29	Tanner Hughes	Crane	+24
29	Blake Roberts	College Heights Christian	+24
33	Ivan Crossland	Thomas Jefferson Independent	+25
33	Devon Keeler	Purdy	+25
35	Patton Conroy	College Heights Christian	+28
35	Christian Harness	Chilhowee	+28
35	Canon Hughes	McAuley Catholic	+28
35	Cody D Russell	Drexel	+28
35	Brady Wormington	Purdy	+28
40	Jordan Haag	Stover	+29
40	Cole McAlester	College Heights Christian	+29
42	Josh Brehm	College Heights Christian	+31
43	Martin Graham	McAuley Catholic	+35
43	Lane Ross Soendker	Windsor	+35
45	Gordon Brady Chastain	Billings	+36
46	Shawn Artz	Marion C. Early	+42
47	Boston Dickerson	Archie	+43
47	Justin Goddard	Archie	+43
49	Anthony Johnston	Hermitage	+44
50	Michael Garoutte	Crane	+45
50	Nate Jones	New Covenant Academy	+45

Butler Boys Sectional golf results

In yesterday’s Golf Results for  the Sectional tournament, Butler’s Brett Miller placed 28^th out of 51 golfers with a score of 92 and Joe Strauch placed 10^th with a score of 84 which qualifies him for the State tournament in Springfield on May the 16^th.  Congratulations to both golfers on their outstanding play and lets wish Joe good luck at State.


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Showers today, 80's next week...

Rest of Today

Showers likely early in the morning...then a chance of showers...thunderstorms late in the morning and in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 60s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60 percent.

Tonight

Mostly clear. Lows in the mid 40s. West winds 5 to 10 mph.

Highlights from Adrian promenade

Nick Case & McKenna Hathcock

Drew Riley & Megan Lewis

Samuel Ledesema & Emily Bohannan

Joe Collins & Emily Hughes

Gunnar Morrow & Caitlin Kimminau

Drew Cochran & Kourtney Eidson

Gus Arndt & Jessica Still

Andrew Collins & Crystal Lentz

Braxton Cushard & Chelsea Morrison

Ethan Weeks & Lesley Cox

Obituary - Sharron Landon

Graveside services for Sharron Landon will be 11 a.m. Friday, May 6, 2011 at Woodfin Cemetery in Foster, Missouri with Brother Bill Perkey officiating. Visitation will be 6-8 p.m. Thursday evening at the Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel (660-679-6555) in Butler, Missouri. Contributions to Susan G. Komen.

Sharron Kay Landon, age 69 of Pleasant Valley, Missouri died Tuesday, May 3, 2011 at her home in Pleasant Valley. She was born October 24, 1941 to Melvin and Velda Peacock Renfro in Kansas City, Missouri.

Sharron is survived by her husband of 51 years, Jesse Landon of Pleasant Valley, Missouri; two sons, Steve Landon of Denver, Colorado and Rick Landon and wife Joyce of Parkville, Missouri; one daughter, Karen Naugle and husband Rodger of Independence, Missouri; one sister, Dorothy Haggard of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; 10 grandchildren, Jacob Landon and spouse Deanna Valencia, Christina Landon and spouse Jesse Orozco, Jeremy Landon and spouse Shanan Trainer, Christopher Landon and wife Krystal, Ashley Ganatta and husband Todd, Aaron Landon, Julie Naugle, Tracy Hernandez, Bradley Naugle and Jared Naugle; and 14 great-grandchildren, Jake Meloy, Kylie Valencia, Kraig Naugle, Jessica Orozco, Izyck Enderson, Nicolas Naugle, Mariah Fisher, Kourtney Landon, Jace Landon, Wyatt Landon, Abigail Landon, Carter Ganatta, Noah Landon and Anthony Porter. She was preceded in death by her parents.

From the desk of Senator David Pearce

Governor Signs Higher Education Board Bill Handled by Senator David Pearce

JEFFERSON CITY — This week, a bill ushered through the Senate by State Sen. David Pearce, R-Warrensburg, was signed into law by the governor. House Bill 174 makes changes to several of the state’s higher education governing boards.

Currently, three of Missouri’s higher education boards, the Coordinating Board of Higher Education; the University of Missouri Board of Curators; and the Missouri State University Board of Governors, have nine voting members a piece. On these boards, no more that one appointee may be from the same U.S. congressional district. With Missouri losing a congressional seat, new language had to be created to define the organization of these boards.

“It might seem a small enough item to the general public, but in order to make certain that the entire state is represented fairly, there had to be new definitions put into place,” said Sen. Pearce.  “By signing this bill, higher education is in front of any conflicts that might arise in appointing new board members, and by streamlining this process, we ensure there will be more time spent making decisions for the betterment of higher education.”

In addition, HB 174 allows for the at least one member, and no more than two members, be appointed from each congressional district. With this bill, every district get a representative, and only one district will have an extra appointee.

Having been signed by the governor, HB 174 will go into effect August 28, 2011. All appointees currently serving will complete his or her term as appointed.

Senator Pearce serves as chair of both the Senate Education Committee and the Joint Committee on Education.

Weekly report from Butler Police Department

April 26 - Officers work a two vehicle accident in the Walmart parking lot; take a walk in theft report; traffic control for funeral; assist in the 100 block of South Fulton; 911 hang up in the 100 block of East Nursery; missing 3 year old at Walmart.

April 27 - Officers take vandalism report in the 200 block of North Delaware; work two vehicle accident on the square; fight call on South Water; animal call in the 600 block of West Harrison; walk in theft report;   911 call in the 400 block of South Olive; medical assist in the 300 block of West Fort Scott; report of intoxicated people in South park; alarm call at City Hall; assist DFS in the 300 block of West Clark; medical assist in the 300 block of North High street.