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| Demetrius Anthony Hayden |
Demetrius Anthony Hayden, age 25, of Clinton, died in rural Warrensburg, MO, on Sunday, January 29, 2017.
Demetrius was born Tuesday, September 10, 1991 to Michael Edward and Klysta LaNell ‘Schriever’ Hayden in California. He graduated from high school and attended Kansas City Community College for two years.
Demetrius died as the result of a vehicle/pedestrian accident on US 50, around three-tenths of a mile west of PCA Road.
Survivors include his father, Michael Edward Hayden, II; his step-father, Scott Breashers; his brother, Michael Edward Hayden, III and girlfriend, Misty Yoss; his nephew, Elias Anthony Hayden; his grandparents, Robert and Lenora Carver, Diane Vaughn and Michael Edward Hayden, Sr.; his girlfriend, Camry Buckingham; several cousins, other family and friends.
Preceding him in death was his mother, Klysta LaNell Breashers.
A memorial service will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Saturday, February 4, 2017 at Consalus Funeral Home, Clinton.
The family has requested that memorial contributions be made to the Demetrius Hayden Memorial Fund and may be left in care of Consalus Funeral Home, 209 S. 2nd St., Clinton, MO 64735.
The City of Butler will conduct a test of the Outdoor Warning Sirens through out the city tomorrow Wednesday February 1st starting at 10am.
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BUTLER MUNICIPAL COURT
Debra A. Hopkins, Judge
Trish Thomas, Court Administrator
January 20, 2017
W- Warrant Issued
City of Butler v.
Zachariah Aldridge No valid drivers license GP $125 ic
Zachariah Aldridge Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
David W. Allen Stealing GP $300 + cc
David W. Allen Possession of Marijuana GP $100 + cc
Alexia Anthony No proof of insurance GP $100 + cc
Alexia Anthony Possession of Drug Paraphernalia GP $150 + cc
John J. Beeman Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Brandon Boch Domestic Assault W
Leslie Boyles Domestic Assault W
Ian Bridges No valid drivers license W
Kelvin Brown Disorderly Conduct GP $150 + cc
Kathie Burch Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Alyssa Call Disorderly Conduct W
Mikeral Carter Domestic Assault GP $175 + cc
Lesly Casto Domestic Assault GP SIS; 1 YR PB; PAY CC; NO CONTACT WITH VICTIM
Ted J. Coffman Seat Belt GP $10
James Crust Animal neglect FNG Found not guilty at trial
James Crust Fail to license Animal x2 FG Found guilty at trial; fined $50 per animal not licensed; pay cc
Darrell Dains Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Diana Daniels Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Dwight Darr Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Christopher Dodson Fail to keep righ t GP $125 + cc
Christopher Dodson No proof of insurance GP SIS; 6 months pb; keep insurance in place; pay cc
Christine Douty Animal neglect GP $100 + cc
Christine Douty Property Damage GP $150 + cc
Samantha Embrey No proof of insurance W
Jeremy Fisher Possession of Drug Paraphernalia W
Jeremy Fisher Stealing W
Kendall Foster Too many animals W
Robert Gabriel Driving while suspended W
Alyson P. Garcia Defective Equipment GP $200 ic
Barbara Gentry Fail to register motor vehicle GP $75 ic
Barbara Gentry Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 + cc
Jayson Gillette Eluding Police Officer W
Carl Goodman No drivers license on person GP $100 ic
Heather Gregory Possession of Marijuana W
Mathew Heavener Driving while revoked W
Mathew Heavener Driving while suspended W
Taylor Heffernon Public Nuisance GP $150 + cc
Anna Hobbs Possession of Marijuana W
Donald Hogan Disorderly Conduct GP 7 days jail + cc
Joyce Itzen Driving while suspended GP $150 + cc
Joyce Itzen Fail to register motor vehicle GP $50 ic
Joyce Itzen No proof of insurance GP $75 ic
Jeffrey King Driving while suspended GP $175 + cc
Jeffrey King No proof of insurance GP $100 + cc
Michael Kohler DWI GP $100 + cc; 2 days in jail; pay inmate bill
Michael Kohler No valid drivers license GP $150 + cc
Cody Lame Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
James Lawrence Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Trent Lewis Domestic Assault GP 10 days jail - credit for time served; pay cc
Sean Martin Driving while suspended GP $175 + cc
Sean Martin No proof of insurance GP $100 + cc
Maureen McBrien Obstructing and Officer GP $150 + cc
Maureen McBrien Possession of Drug Paraphernalia GP $150 ic
Maureen McBrien Possession of Marijuana GP $200 + cc
Alexandra McLain No valid drivers license GP $100 ic
Logan Miller Defective Equipment GP $75 ic
Timothy Mooney Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Donna Moreland Speeding GP $100 + cc
Donna Moreland Seat Belt GP $10
Blake Morris Possession of Drug Paraphernalia GP $200 + cc
Dale Murray Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Jeremy Nash Fail to keep right GP $125 + cc
Kimberly A. Nash Speeding GP $125 ic
Sean O'Riley Trespassing W
Cindy Owens Trespassing GP $75 + cc
Cindy Owens Stealing GP SIS; 6 months pb; no further police contact; pay cc
Laure Perkins Stealing GP SIS; 1 yr pb; pay cc; no contact with law enforcement
Laure Perkins Public Nuisance GP $50 ic
Laure Perkins Public Nuisance GP $100 ic
Dakota Plumb Fail to register motor vehicle W
Dakota Plumb No proof of insurance W
Martha Ramsey DWI W
Charles O. Reece Defective Equipment GP $225 ic
Krystal Ross Minor in possession GP $100 + cc
Tiffini Santana Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Steven J. Schaitel Defective Equipment GP $75 ic
Ernest Schmidt No proof of insurance GP 3 days jail - credit for time served; pay cc
John H Schmidt Obstructing and Officer GP $250 + cc
John H Schmidt Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 + cc
John H Schmidt Animal at large GP $75 + cc
Jennifer Shull Animal at large W
Emilie Slover Driving while suspended W
Crystal Stewart Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Matthew Still Fail to stop at stop sign/traffic light GP $115 ic
Joshua Stites Wrong way on a one way street GP $125 + cc
Kristina Swanson Stealing W
Joseph W. Tabaus Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
Travis Tate No valid drivers license GP $100 + cc
John Taylor No proof of insurance GP $125 + cc
Darrin Utter Littering GP $250
Darrin Utter Littering GP $250
Darren Venneman Driving while revokes GP 30 days jail - credit for time served; run concurrent with all charges; cc
Darren Venneman Trespassing GP 30 days jail - credit for time served; run concurrent with all charges; cc
Darren Venneman Stealing GP 30 days jail - credit for time served; run concurrent with all charges; cc
Darren Venneman Resisting Arrest GP 30 days jail - credit for time served; run concurrent with all charges; cc
Darren Venneman Possession of Marijuana GP 30 days jail - credit for time served; run concurrent with all charges; cc
Darren Venneman Possession of Drug Paraphernalia GP 30 days jail - credit for time served; run concurrent with all charges; cc
Darren Venneman Open Container GP 30 days jail - credit for time served; run concurrent with all charges; cc
Darren Venneman Possession of stolen property GP 30 days jail - credit for time served; run concurrent with all charges; cc
Dylan Warren Fail to register motor vehicle W
Anthony Winfrey Fail to register motor vehicle GP $100 ic
James Winkel Driving while suspended W
James Winkel Seat Belt W
Tiffany Wisdom/Phillips Domestic Assault W
Kevin Yettaw Expired Drivers License GP $125 ic
Clayton York Seat Belt W
Patrick
“Pat” Donald Bowden peacefully passed away January 30, 2017 in Pleasant
Hill, Missouri. Mass of Christian Burial will be held 10:00 am Monday,
February 6, 2017 at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Butler, Missouri
with Father Thomas Hermes officiating.
The
Rosary will be recited at 9:00 am and visitation will follow until Mass
begins at 10:00 am. Burial will follow in Fort Scott National
Cemetery, Fort Scott, Kansas. In lieu of flowers, the family request
that memorial contributions be made to Serenity Hospice or VFW Post
1935. Messages of condolence may be left for the family at http://www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com
Pat
was born August 23, 1933 in Hannibal, Missouri to Raymond and Elma
Rader Bowden, where he was one of 10 children. In Kirksville, Missouri
on May 28, 1960, he was united in marriage to Jane Thomas.
Pat
entered the Marine Corp in 1953 where he received a USAFI Certificate
and served overseas in the Korean War. He graduated from Northeast
Missouri State University with a B.S. in Education. He taught in
several school districts in Northeast Missouri (New Cambria, Knox
County, Lewis County and Macon). Pat drove many school busses as well as
an 18-wheeler truck for a portion of his life. Before retiring, he
worked for Tan-Tara Resort at the Lake of the Ozarks.
Survivors
include his wife, Jane, one daughter, Jacqueline K. (Jackie) Coop and
her husband, Jeff, of Peculiar, Missouri and one son, David Patrick
Bowden and his wife, Raelene of Spring Hill, Kansas; four grandchildren:
Ryan Coop, Lemoore, California, Austin Coop, Kansas City, Missouri,
Haley Bowden and Libby Bowden both of Spring Hill, Kansas; and one step
grandchild, Ramzy Harb and his wife, Susie, of Shawnee, Kansas. One
sister, Marilyn Doty, of Hannibal, three great step grandchildren
& many nieces and nephews survive.
Pat was preceded in
death by his parents, brothers, Joseph, Anthony, William and Michael
Bowden; and sisters, Madeline Monical, Margaret McGee, Alma Mae Jacobs
and Barbara Hodgson.
Pat was a private pilot for many years and
enjoyed hours of flying his own single engine plane. Also he helped to
organize two flying clubs in Northeast Missouri and served as president
of the Missouri Flying Farmers. Pat was a strong supporter of all
athletics in the schools that he taught and was honored by the Macon
Tiger Football Team in 1988. Among other things, Pat enjoyed country
music, camping, hunting, and fishing. Probably one of his happiest
moments in life was a tug on his fishing line, tramping through the
woods hunting game, or when Mizzou won a game, as he was an avid Mizzou
fan.
In October 2015, Pat was among the first Veterans to
participate in the Flightless Honor Flight sponsored by the Honor Flight
Network of Kansas City. On this day this special group of Veterans were
honored for their service to our country.
He was a member of
the St. Patrick’s Church of Butler and was a member at the VFW Post 1935
of Adrian. He and his wife owned & operated Vision Housing
Rentals in Garden City for 12 years.
We celebrate his life, his many accomplishments and will cherish the loving memories that he created for his family and friends.
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| Bennie Edward Alburtis |
U.S. Veteran Bennie Edward Alburtis 80 of Lee's Summit, Missouri departed this life on Saturday, January 28, 2017 at the Villages of Jackson Creek, Independence, Missouri surrounded by love and family.
Ben was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Opal Alburtis Young, Oscar Alburtis, step father Hershel Young and daughter Laura Chennault.
As were his parents, Ben was born and raised in Harrisonville, MO and was a graduate of the University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. He played college football and basketball at his beloved MU for 4 years. After graduation he married lifelong resident also of Harrisonville, Linda Killingsworth. With a degree in Sales & Marketing, he worked his entire career as National Sales Manager for various food companies before retiring to Palm Springs, CA in 1995, later to Hot Springs, AR and finally moving back to the Kansas City area in 2011.
Ben is survived by his son Bill E. Chennault of Lee's Summit, Missouri; a daughter, Leighann Pratt of Lee's Summit, Missouri; three grandchildren, Jessica, Taylor, and Tara; two great grandchildren, Trey and Brooks; other relatives and many, many friends.
The family suggest that memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association in honor of his late mother Opal, and daughter Laura.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held Sunday, February 5, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. at the Dickey Funeral Home, Harrisonville, Missouri with inurnment in the Orient Cemetery.
The family will receive friends Sunday, February 5, 2017 from 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. at the funeral home.
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| Everett G. Britt |
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| John D. Tipton |
JOPLIN, MISSOURI - At 5:19 p.m. on Monday January 30th, an officer was driving through the area of 7th and Moffet when they saw a male they knew as Everett G. Britt (29) of Joplin. Knowing that Britt had an active warrant for his arrest, officers went to contact Britt and he fled on foot. During the foot chase Britt was armed with a firearm. Britt attempted to elude officers by running into an apartment at 626 South Moffett.
Joplin S.W.A.T. was activated and responded to the location. Negotiators began communications with Britt and he eventually exited the apartment and was taken into custody. Also located in the apartment and taken into custody was John D. Tipton (33) of Joplin.
Mr. Britt’s warrant was for Failure to Appear on Felony Child Neglect out of Vernon County. He has also been placed on a hold for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Mr. Tipton’s warrants were for Failing to Appear on a Felony Receiving Stolen Property out of Jasper County and city warrant out of Webb City. Both men are currently in custody at the Joplin City Jail.
(Press Release via Joplin Police Department)
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| Justin Stewart |
St. Clair County Sheriff Scott Keeler reports that on Jan. 30, a St. Clair County Deputy Sheriff took Justin Stewart, 28, Bolivar, into custody on several charges after he failed to yield to law enforcement while operating a 2013 Kawasaki Ninja 636 motorcycle.
During the evening hours deputies received information the motorcycle failed to yield to law enforcement in Polk County and evaded them. A deputy staged at Pilot Travel Center, Collins, located a motorcycle matching the description traveling north on Highway 13 south of SE 1000 Road.
The operator of motorcycle turned east on SE 1000 Road and crossed the double yellow lines. Emergency lights and sirens were activated in and the motorcycle refused to yield and sped up reaching speeds of approximately 130 miles-per-hour. The motorcycle attempted to turn east on Coon Creek Street and wrecked.
A deputy accompanied Stewart and a female, who was a passenger on the motorcycle, in an ambulance to Citizens Memorial Hospital, Bolivar. During the transport Stewart was found to in possession of methamphetamine, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia. The paraphernalia consisted of syringes, a pipe, and a spoon which field tested positive for methamphetamine's.
Mr. Stewart was checked at the hospital and later released and transported to the St. Clair County Jail pending formal charges. The female was arrested at the hospital by another agency on no bond probation violation warrants
