The Memories of MOM Relay for Life Team is holding a quilt show this Friday and Saturday at the Adrian Optimist Building. The show is 10 am to 6 pm on Friday and 9 am to 4 pm on Saturday. All proceeds from the show will be used for cancer research by The American Cancer Society.
We will be setting up today, so if anyone has a quilt that they would like displayed, they may bring it by.
-our thanks to Karen Berry
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Obituary - Cleve Gillogly
Funeral services for Cleve “CJ” Gillogly will be 10 AM Saturday, March 3, 2012 at Mullinax Funeral Home, Drexel Chapel (816) 657-4400. Masonic services will be at 10:30 AM. Visitation prior to services, 9:30 AM at the funeral home. Burial with Air Force Honors, Rockville Cemetery near Drexel. Contributions, Shriners Hospital of St. Louis.
A complete obituary will be posted when the information becomes available.
A complete obituary will be posted when the information becomes available.
Four receive minor injuries in head on accident near Adrian
Four people were injured in a head on accident that occurred yesterday afternoon at the 18 and KK highways intersection just east of Adrian. A 2001 Ford driven by Lori E. Littlejohn, 29, of Adrian was turning north onto KK highway and struck a 2001 Honda driven by Allyson R. Green, 16, of Butler head on. Occupants of the Littlejohn car included Shiloah D. Oneil, 4, and Deidre J. Picklo, 7, also of Adrian.
All four were taken to Bates County Memorial Hospital for treatment of minor injuries. 18 highway was closed to through traffic for a short time as the Adrian Fire Department, highway patrol and EMS worked the scene.
All four were taken to Bates County Memorial Hospital for treatment of minor injuries. 18 highway was closed to through traffic for a short time as the Adrian Fire Department, highway patrol and EMS worked the scene.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Two car accident on 18 highway east of Adrian
More information will be posted as it becomes available.
Butler Chamber of Commerce Membership Dinner set for March 22nd
The Butler chamber of Commerce will host the Annual Banquet on March 22nd. Tickets are priced at $22.00 each and may be purchased from the Butler Chamber of Commerce 7 West Dakota Street. The office is open from 10 am to 3 pm , Monday through Friday.
Invitations and with an RSVP will be mailed within the next few weeks. Watch your mail box and remember to get your reservations by the indicated deadline on your invitation.
X-rays in the office on hold for now
Notes from the Bates County Memorial Hospital board meeting last night
It appears that the question of Dr. Curtis Long's clinic being able to do his own x-rays, will continue. A number of visitors were on hand at the Bates County Hospital Board's monthly meeting, hoping that will be the case.
Jim Shade, president of the hospital board, said, barring legal problems from the Feds, all will stay as it is. Actually, the problem lies with questions dealing with technical works like changing analog to digital, that the average person doesn't comprehend. Shade said they would know for sure by the next board meeting in a couple of weeks.
Extra chairs had to be set up for those who had signed up to speak in behalf of Dr. Curtis Long's practice of handling the x-rays at his clinic at 2000 West Chestnut Street here in Butler.
Dr. Long has been practicing in Butler for almost 50 years...since 1964, and of course has long been affiliated with the hospital, sending persons to the hospital as patients when they required hospital services.
The hospital board had requested that he have patients who need x-rays done, to make a second appointment, and have the x-ray work done at the hospital.
Those who had signed up to speak to the board Tuesday night, were all in friendly agreement that the second appointment and the waiting extra time to know the results, would make a hardship, and result in extra time before those results would be passed along to the client. It would be especially difficult, for the elderly, and especially for the handicapped. One person was there, helping another who was in a motorized wheelchair, and it was pointed out that with the seat belts and other necessities in getting him even to the clinic is quite a chore, to say nothing of having to make a second trip to the hospital. And to say nothing of Missouri weather, which can be bad, almost at a moment's notice.
The hospital board consists of its president, Jim Shade, as well as Patti Bruto, Rusty Hamilton, Jerry Jones, and Harold Caskey.
It appears that the question of Dr. Curtis Long's clinic being able to do his own x-rays, will continue. A number of visitors were on hand at the Bates County Hospital Board's monthly meeting, hoping that will be the case.
Jim Shade, president of the hospital board, said, barring legal problems from the Feds, all will stay as it is. Actually, the problem lies with questions dealing with technical works like changing analog to digital, that the average person doesn't comprehend. Shade said they would know for sure by the next board meeting in a couple of weeks.
Extra chairs had to be set up for those who had signed up to speak in behalf of Dr. Curtis Long's practice of handling the x-rays at his clinic at 2000 West Chestnut Street here in Butler.
Dr. Long has been practicing in Butler for almost 50 years...since 1964, and of course has long been affiliated with the hospital, sending persons to the hospital as patients when they required hospital services.
The hospital board had requested that he have patients who need x-rays done, to make a second appointment, and have the x-ray work done at the hospital.
Those who had signed up to speak to the board Tuesday night, were all in friendly agreement that the second appointment and the waiting extra time to know the results, would make a hardship, and result in extra time before those results would be passed along to the client. It would be especially difficult, for the elderly, and especially for the handicapped. One person was there, helping another who was in a motorized wheelchair, and it was pointed out that with the seat belts and other necessities in getting him even to the clinic is quite a chore, to say nothing of having to make a second trip to the hospital. And to say nothing of Missouri weather, which can be bad, almost at a moment's notice.
The hospital board consists of its president, Jim Shade, as well as Patti Bruto, Rusty Hamilton, Jerry Jones, and Harold Caskey.
-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet
Butler teen hurt in crash near Adrian last night
An single car accident around 11:20 p.m. last night sent a Butler teen to the hospital with moderate injuries. Melody E. Raney, 17, of Butler was traveling northbound on 71 highway just south of the Adrian exit when her 2008 Ford went off the left side of the roadway, struck a culvert, overturned and came to a rest on its wheels.
The report filed by MSHP Trooper Dodson shows the driver was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. Ms. Raney was transported to Bates County Memorial Hospital for treatment.
The report filed by MSHP Trooper Dodson shows the driver was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. Ms. Raney was transported to Bates County Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect
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