Graveside services for Ruth Ragan will be 10 a.m. Thursday, May 31, 2012 at Balltown Cemetery in Horton, Missouri with Gary Schmidt officiating. There is no visitation. Contributions to Balltown Cemetery. Services under the direction of the Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel (660-679-6555) in Butler, Missouri.
Ruth Ragan, age 87 of Nevada, Missouri died Sunday, May 27, 2012 at Moore Few Care Center in Nevada. She was born September 8, 1924 to Ica Francis and Alice Lenore Hadley Speakes in Hume, Missouri.
Ruth is survived by two nephews, Joe McIntire and wife Janet of Nevada, Missouri and Jerry McIntire and wife Debbie of Rich Hill, Missouri; three nieces, Janie Morrow and husband Lonnie of Butler, Missouri, Terry McIntire of Belton, Missouri and Kay Collier and husband Steven of Foster, Missouri; and other great-nephews and great-nieces. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Lyle Ragan in 1985; five brothers, Charlie, Jesse, Alvin, Eddie and Louis; and three sisters, Bessie, Nellie and Martha.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Butler Police Department weekly report
May 22
Threats 600 block of W Adams
Keep the peace 800 block of W Mill
Animal complaint 100 block of N Main
Walk in theft report taken
May 23
Keep the peace 800 block of W Mill
Animal complaint 100 block of N Main
Walk in theft report taken
May 23
Prowler 300 block of W Lee
Medical assist 600 block of s Main
Disturbance 700 block of S High
Disturbance 300 block of W Ohio
Theft 700 block of Parkview
Accident Wal Mart parking lot
Disturbance Fran Ave
Theft 400 block of W Clark
Disturbance 300 block of W Harrison
May 24
Medical assist 600 block of s Main
Disturbance 700 block of S High
Disturbance 300 block of W Ohio
Theft 700 block of Parkview
Accident Wal Mart parking lot
Disturbance Fran Ave
Theft 400 block of W Clark
Disturbance 300 block of W Harrison
May 24
911 hang up 300 block of S Orange
Medical assist 400 block of S Delaware
911 hang up Fran Ave
Disturbance 500 block of E Atkinson
Disturbance Water and Harrison
Leave without pay from The Filling Station
Theft report 600 block of S High
Animal complaint 700 block of Gregory
Disturbance 100 block of S Main
Theft report 400 block of E Jefferson
911 hang up Willow lane
Keep the peace 400 block of E Jefferson
May 25
Medical assist 400 block of S Delaware
911 hang up Fran Ave
Disturbance 500 block of E Atkinson
Disturbance Water and Harrison
Leave without pay from The Filling Station
Theft report 600 block of S High
Animal complaint 700 block of Gregory
Disturbance 100 block of S Main
Theft report 400 block of E Jefferson
911 hang up Willow lane
Keep the peace 400 block of E Jefferson
May 25
Medical assist 200 block of S Wells
Dakota and Willow disturbance
Keep the peace 100 block of S Austin
Accident at Wal-Mart
Disturbance S Willow st
Disturbance 900 block Gale Lane
Keep the peace McDonalds
May 26
Dakota and Willow disturbance
Keep the peace 100 block of S Austin
Accident at Wal-Mart
Disturbance S Willow st
Disturbance 900 block Gale Lane
Keep the peace McDonalds
May 26
Keep the peace Bates Co Hospital
Disturbance Conoco
Disturbance 800 block of S Birch
Disturbance 300 block of W Dakota
Harassment 200 block of N Havannah
Disturbance 800 block of North St
Well Being check 800 block of S Birch
May 27
Disturbance Conoco
Disturbance 800 block of S Birch
Disturbance 300 block of W Dakota
Harassment 200 block of N Havannah
Disturbance 800 block of North St
Well Being check 800 block of S Birch
May 27
Disturbance 900 block of Gale Lane
Assault Super 8 Motel
Disturbance 500 block of W Ft Scott
Disturbance 200 block of Longsinger
Fight 800 block of W Ohio
Medical assist 600 block of W Nursery
Disturbance Wal-Mart parking lot
Assault Super 8 Motel
Disturbance 500 block of W Ft Scott
Disturbance 200 block of Longsinger
Fight 800 block of W Ohio
Medical assist 600 block of W Nursery
Disturbance Wal-Mart parking lot
Optimists present Students of the Month...
The Adrian Optimist Club is pleased to honor Students of the Month from the Miami, Ballard, and Adrian schools. Criteria for this honor center on outstanding academic and civic achievement and school spirit. Staff at each of the schools make the selection, and their decision is based on expansion of these criteria. Selection is based on the criteria, but a student stepping up to a particular task will come to play in it. Each student is honored with a certificate of recognition from the Adrian Optimist Club and $20.00 in Adrian Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Bucks”.
Sheena Wainscott is the Ballard student for May. Sheena, the junior daughter of Roger and Lori Wainscott, is credited with being intelligent and conscientious and a hard worker completing any task given her. She is quick to volunteer and her leadership skills can be counted on. Sheena stepped up and took over as Junior Editor for the school newspaper, as well as continuing to complete her own assigned articles for the semester. All at Ballard look forward to Sheena as a senior next year.
Abby Johnston is the Miami student for May. Abby, a junior, is the daughter of Jeff and Becky Johnston. She is credited with being a great all around student, particularly in FFA, FCCLA, and basketball. Everyone at Miami is looking forward to Abby’s senior year.
Austin Pitts is the Adrian student for May. Austin, a junior, is the son of Jerry and Bobbie Pitts. His activities include Student Council Vice President, Spanish Club Treasurer, Junior Class Treasurer, FBLA member. He is also a member of the football, baseball, and basketball teams, and he works with the Little League teams in these sports. Staff at Adrian credits Austin with intelligence and ability to progress to studying biology at a four year university and then attending medical school.
Sheena Wainscott is the Ballard student for May. Sheena, the junior daughter of Roger and Lori Wainscott, is credited with being intelligent and conscientious and a hard worker completing any task given her. She is quick to volunteer and her leadership skills can be counted on. Sheena stepped up and took over as Junior Editor for the school newspaper, as well as continuing to complete her own assigned articles for the semester. All at Ballard look forward to Sheena as a senior next year.
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| Adrian Optimist member Jim Scott, Sheena Wainscott and Ballard Principal Jimmie Barton |
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| Adrian Optimist member Mike Ragan, Abby Johnston and Miami Administration Brian Wood |
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| Adrian Optimist Mike Ragan, Austin Pitts and Adrian Superintendent Kirk Eidson |
More Relay for Life Events set for June 9th..
On June 9th, Butler will be buzzing with a full day of Relay for Life events- here's two more you can look forward to- it'll be a great day of family fun:
Remote Control Car Races
Start your engines …….come out and race for a cure.
On June 9th, at the Bates County Relay for Life event, the Memories of Mom team will be holding remote control car races.
There will be several age categories:
3 – 5 year olds
6-12 year olds
13-16 years
17 and up
The races will start at 9:30. We are asking for pre-sign ups. Please call Karen Berry at 660-679-3796 to register.
Four cars will race at a time, with 3 runs per car. We are asking for a $2.00 donation per racer. The money will be used for cancer research.
The races will be held in the north parking lot of the Healthcare Center of Functional Medicine –Travis Kershner (formerly Butler City Hall), 101 N Lyons St.
On June 9th, at the Bates County Relay for Life event, the Memories of Mom team will be holding remote control car races.
There will be several age categories:
3 – 5 year olds
6-12 year olds
13-16 years
17 and up
The races will start at 9:30. We are asking for pre-sign ups. Please call Karen Berry at 660-679-3796 to register.
Four cars will race at a time, with 3 runs per car. We are asking for a $2.00 donation per racer. The money will be used for cancer research.
The races will be held in the north parking lot of the Healthcare Center of Functional Medicine –Travis Kershner (formerly Butler City Hall), 101 N Lyons St.
Come join us at the Bates County Relay for Life Hot Dog Eating Contest.
The Contest will be held on June 9th at the Bates County Relay for Life Event, starting at 11:45 am. The event will take place on the Historic Butler Square. There are 2 age categories. Please sign up at Family Center Farm & Home.
Sponsored by Family Center Farm and Home and The Butler Sonic. A free will donation will be accepted.
GIS training session coming June 4th...
Open to current subscribers and interested persons. Call 660-679-3371 to reserve a space.
Car fire West of Passaic
Watch for emergency vehicles if traveling through the area.
Monday, May 28, 2012
Rich Hill Police Department Activity Report
Rich Hill Police Department Activity Report
May 21, 2012 to May 27, 2012
05-21-2012
NOISE
THEFT
HARASSMENT
SPEAK TO OFFICER
05-22-2012
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON
05-23-2012
THEFT
CHECK WELL BEING
MVA
CHECK WELL BEING
05-24-2012
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON
SPEAK TO OFFICER
05-25-2012
05-26-2012
CWB CHECK WELL BEING
05-27-2012
Bates County Sheriff’s Office Activity Report
Bates County Sheriff’s Office Activity Report
May 21, 2012 to May 27, 2012
05-21-2012
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Foster
ALARM-Adrian
MVA-Butler
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
CIVIL STANDBY-Merwin
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Rich Hill
LEAVE WITHOUT PAYING-Adrian
MVA-Amoret
THEFT-Rich Hill Bates County Deputies responded to a theft that occurred in the Rich Hill area.
ANIMAL AT LARGE-Butler Deputies took a report of animals at large in rural Butler.
PROPERTY DAMAGE / VANDALISM-Foster Deputies were dispatched to the rural area of Foster in reference to property damage and theft of a generator from the property.
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Ballard
ANIMAL BITE-Butler Deputies responded to the Rural Route 2 area in the Butler on a call of animal neglect
STRANDED MOTORIST-71Hwy
THEFT-Rich Hill Deputies took a report of a burglary that occurred Rich Hill, MO
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
AGENCY ASSIST-Adrian
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
DEBRIS ON ROADWAY / SIDEWALK-Butler
THEFT-Rich Hill
FOUR WHEELER-Hume
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