Tuesday, February 14, 2017
Update on Remington Craft 2/14/17
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| Remington Craft |
Some more X-rays and Echocardiogram confirm that she is doing well and that the only part of her heart (the right side) is functioning well. We normally oxygenate around 100%, Remi oxygenates from 70-80% We associate red and blue blood for our normal healthy heart system, hers would be purple due to constant mixing... this is why most babies and kids with HLHS have a bluish tone, so far Remi is pink
- We appreciate all the continued prayers.
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Lowry City man arrested for Class D Felony
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| Bernie Davis |
The charge stems from a St. Clair County investigation the previous day when deputies responded to a domestic call on East Sixth Street, Lowry City.
A female victim reported Davis assaulted her by shoving her to the floor inside the residence.
When the victim got up, Davis allegedly grabbed her face and shoulder and pulled her out of the front door of the residence and pushed her down the stairs. The victim had injuries to ankle, leg and eye.
Air compressor reported stolen in Appleton City
It was described as a Blue Campbell 1.5 horse power, 12 gallon air compressor with 50 foot of rubber hose and a quick disconnect.
The value of the compressor was estimated at $400.
Obituary - Ina Mae Thomas
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| Ina Mae Thomas |
Visitation will be Thursday evening from 5-7 p.m. at Schowengerdt Chapel. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, Butler, Missouri. Contributions to Butler First Christian Church.
Ina Mae Thomas, age 81 of Butler, Missouri died Monday, February 13, 2017 at Bates County Memorial Hospital in Butler. She was born March 13, 1935 to Marvin Alfred and Ina Lloy Snodgrass Porter in Bates County, Missouri.
Ina Mae is survived by three daughters, Vickie Mae Fowler and husband Jerry, Dianna Rae Silvers and Lisa Rayna Hager, all of Butler, Missouri; two brothers, Allen Porter and wife Donna and A.J. Porter and wife Judy all of Butler; seven grandchildren, JaNell Ferguson and husband Brad, Ja Netta Larsen, JeriLynn Fowler, Matthew Silvers and wife Rebecca, Derek Hager, Taynia Kisner and husband Shannon and Jared Hager and eight great-grandchildren, Clayton, Callie, Cale, Neko, Knox, Korbin, Logan and Macie. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Ray in 2014; one brother, Marvin Porter; and one sister, Jewel Faye White in 2009.
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