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Preliminary hearing was continued Thursday afternoon in Eastern district magistrate court in the case of Donald Steven Massey, 325 South Ball, Webb City, on charges of burglary and stealing and possession of nar cotic drugs after Judge Herbert Casteel disqualified himself. Western district Magistrate Charles E. Teel Jr. is expected to hear the case. Massey is charged in a break in Aug. 30 at the office of Dr. William Forbes, 106 South Main, Webb City. Taken were several drugs and related equipment valued at $28. He was arrested Sept. 14 on the drug possession charge. He remains in the Jasper county jail in lieu of bonds totaling $16,000. Hearing was continued in the case of William Gregory Forbes, 201 South Ball, Webb City, on charges of burglary and stealing in connection with the break-in of his father’s office at Webb City. He remains in lieu of $10,000 bond. Preliminary hearings was set for Sept. 27 in the case of James K. Burns Jr. on charges of issuing a no account check. He remains in the Jasper county jail in lieu of $1,000 bond. Burns is charged with allegedly issuing a $10 check Aug. 9 to Bob Bass Shoes, 326 Grant, for which there was no account. Other cases heard included those of: Calvin Lynn Pringle, 1045 James, possession of intoxicants, $50 and costs; David Wayne Spurgeon, 320 South Fulton, possession of in toxicants, $50 and costs. Larhmy L. O’Banion, Cherokee county, Kan., fugitive from justice, hearing set Oct. 21. Kenneth Timothy Kerr, Galena, Kan., careless and imprudent driving, $25 and costs. Charles Rainwater, address not listed, first degree robbery, nolle prosequi. James Doyle Turner, address not listed, first degree robbery, nolle prosequi. Gene E. Washburn, address not listed, first degree robbery, nolle prosequi. Charles E. Rhine, Sarcoxie route 2, careless and imprudent driving, $25 and costs; improper vehicle registration, found in nocent. George Austin Parker, Carl Junction, careless and imprudent driving, $50 and costs; driving with suspended operator’s license, found innocent. Kenneth Harold Breeden, 503 South Fulton, careless and im prudent driving, $100 and costs; speeding, $15 and costs. Clint Teney Steelman, Galena, Kan., public intoxication, $75 and costs. William Henry Gebhart, Fayetteville, Ark., driving while intoxicated, hearing set Oct. 4. Paul James Brewer, La Russell route 1, driving with suspended operator's license, continued. CHECK AUTO INSURANCE With Beimdick Ag Advertisement Tist at 1-26-TF FFA PARENTS NIGHT — Sixty-five members and Parents attended the annual Future Farmers of America Parents night Monday, at Carthage Senior school. Twelve vocational agriculture students were initiated into the organization. Front row, left to right, are — Emmitt Myers, Jim Hancock, Curt Buxton, Kathy Jackson, Marvin Williams and Wesley Thorn. Second row — Mark Wong, Ronald Kahl, Terry Rush and Donald Anderson. Back row — Steve Poetz and Doug Cashman. Speaker for the event was Floyd Youngblood, plant manager of MFA Fertilizer plant. Marvin Williams, Mike Phillips, vice president, and Jim Honey, adviser, also were on the program.
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Carthage Press
Carthage, Missouri, US
Fri, Sep 24, 1971
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