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Barton County Retired Educators met to hear Missouri State Representative Ann Kelley review the amendments and propositions for the upcoming election on November 5.
Retired teachers hear from Representative Kelley
Many enjoyed time at the home of Tom and Maria O’Sullivan on September 20. Pictured are, front row, left to right, Chris Hanna, Marit Stene, Sherry (Dodson) Suiter, Maria (Williamson) O’Sullivan, Connie (Dodson) Earll, Luella (Webb) Godfrey, Patty (Mezel) Hininger; second row, left to right, Laura (Cole) White, Gregg Caruthers, Tina (Woods) Dearing, David Roberts, Gary Wattenbarger, Crystal (Trout) Raney, Susan (Compton) Suiter, Brad Potter, Cathy (McElroy) Caruthers; back row, left to right, Gary Felts, Craig Lehman, Lane Nutt, Tom Jones, Jack Sportsman, Phil Haubein, Kim Rohlfing, Jeff Dimond, Jamie Hammons, Craig Finley, Mary (Forst) Miller. Attending but not pictured are Rick Oeltjen, Nancy (Howard) Adams and Jim Joyce.
Lamar High School Class of 1974 holds 50th reunion
The winners of Bald and Beautiful were: Colesen Charlton, first place, son of Trinity and John Charlton, Liberal; Daniel Morgan, second place, son of Bradley and Erica Morgan, Lamar and Vivlin Leavell, third place, daughter of Devion and Rebecca Leavell, Nevada, Mo.
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The Lamar Class of 1964 gathered for their 60th reunion on September 7. Pictured are, first row, left to right, Carl Daugherty, Sharon Clements Wall, Sharon Starlin Belline, Lorene Berryhill Darrah, Sue Ann Pattison Noll, Donald Noll; second row, Jim Bickel, Sherry Culbertson Bickel, Connie Onstott Bemis, Lister Potter; third row, Tom Mechsner, Betty Beatty Saferite, Gene Lawless, Chris Elswick and Tim Frieden. Not pictured are Marshall Silence, Don Phipps and Karen Pierson Crockett.
LHS Class of ‘64 gathers for 60th reunion
Long beaks and big eyes
Jennie and Chad McManis were the judges on Friday, Oct. 4, for the Coffee and Chrome Cruise held by Lamar Cruise Night on the west side of the Lamar square. Donations were given throughout the night for the “Fight for Denny” Car Show fundraiser that is being held October 13, in Carl Junction. Denny has been diagnosed with lung cancer. Denny’s grandson, Dennis Raulston, was present and brought Denny’s truck. Denny was unable to be present as he is on a high volume oxygen machine at the time. The Culinary Cowboy was on hand selling treats, and chili and cookies were served. Trophy winners were left to right, Verna Payton, Neosho; Niki Sisseck, Nevada and Jack McQuirk with Joker, Joplin.
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