Hoskins Bowles and Margaret Hoskins Bowles wed at St Patrick's
Margaret Luella Hoskins and Bryan Lee Bowles married in a candlelit ceremony at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Sedalia. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hoskins, is a Sacred Heart graduate and state fair student. The groom, son of Rex Bowles and Rene Hickman, is a 1979 La Monte graduate and U S Army veteran. The ceremony, reception, and dance followed at the church hall with family members serving in roles from ushers to attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Luella Hoskins
Bryan Lee Bowles
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Robert Hoskins
Sedalia
Rex Bowles
Rene Hickman
Moriah
Joe Nassal
Debbie Rouchka
Lequitta Renner Yates
Moira
Heather Carroll
Nathan Ayworth
Western Sizzlin
Church Hall
Sacred Heart High School
State Fair Community College
Waterloo Industries
la Monte High School
U.S. Army
Donna S. Eichholz
Robert L. Heinert
Wesley United Methodist Church
Eldon Eichholz
la Monte
Ruben Heinert
Parmelee
S.D
Jack Menges
Beth Eckles
Kitty Holman
Tana van Hamme
Gary Heinert
Paul
Mark Eichholz
Bahamas
Warrensburg
Kim Originals
Todd County High School
Yankton
S.D.) College
U.S. Army Recruiting Office
Engagement of Jan Kimberly Owen to Robert Sutton announced
Mr and Mrs John R Owen of War Saw announce the engagement of their daughter Jan Kimberly to Robert Allen Sutton son of Mr and Mrs Harold Sutton of Kansas City The bride elect is a 1977 Warsaw High School graduate with a 1983 business finance degree from Central Missouri State University She works for Datasystems Solutions Mission Kansas The groom is a 1976 Hickman Mills High School graduate and a production engineer at H E S International Merriam Kansas The couple plan to marry at 7 pm Saturday at First Baptist Church Warsaw
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John R. Owen
Warsaw
Jan Kimberly
Robert Allen Sutton
Harold Sutton
Kansas City
Warsaw High School
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Datasystems Solutions
Mission, Kan
Hickman Mills High School
H.E.S. International
Merriam, Kan
First Baptist Church
Club news deadlines for Next on the Agenda column
The Sedalia Democrat notes noon Tuesday for Wednesday Accent items and noon Thursday for Sunday publication. Meeting Adjourned items are due by Wednesday for the newspaper and by Friday for publication. Space limits may push items to the next Agenda. Submit club news to the Living Today editor at 700 South Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Today
Sedalia
Anniversary of Thees Walker and Raymond Walker Surprises in Nelson
A surprise party honored Mabel and Raymond Walker of Nelson Missouri on November 23 at the Marshall Junction Community Building for their 40th wedding anniversary. Raymond Walker and Mabel Corinne wed in Sedalia and have daughter Dixie Stewart of Forsyth Missouri and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thees
Mabel
Raymond Walker
Nelson, Mo
Marshall Junction
Mabel Corinne
Sedalia
Dixie Stewart
Forsyth
Foster faces re election drive amid city projects
Mayor Foster outlines future goals including replacing the Washington Avenue bridge repairing the Cyditches and finishing the 14th Street and Engineer Avenue drainage project He names campaign staff and vows to fight over confidence while stressing he is not a quitter with two opponents Jim Giokaris and Larry Stevenson running and Tootie Coffelt declining to run Former Mayor Allen Hawkins weighing a bid again and others urged to join the race
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Foster
Washington Avenue
14Th Street
Engineer Avenue
Barbara Arnold
Anderson
Jerry Woodward
South Missouri
Raymont McNish
East Fifth
Judy Meyers
Woodlawn
Debbie
First Ward
Jim Giokaris
Larry Stevenson
Tootie Coffelt
Allen Hawkins
Commissioner Red Morris Returns After Heart Surgery
Western District County Commissioner Red Morris resumed duties today after heart surgery. He said he feels real good and his doctor expects him to be even better in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western District
Red Morris
Shop at Home campaign opens with Mayor Foster at Village Book Store
Mayor Larry Foster launched Sedalia’s Shop Sedalia Christmas drive with the first purchase at Village Book Store, the chamber's newest retailer. The event kicks off a season of downtown festivities, carolers, and the Salvation Army Tree of Lights, as organizers push local shopping amid outside competition. The downtown parade on December 9 features a Nifty 50s theme with over 90 entries, and a new McVey Little Red schoolhouse ornament begins a series of commemorative holiday pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Foster
Chamber of Commerce
South Lamine
Chamber
Foster
Mary Hellesvig
Salvation Army
Hellesvig
Sedalia
McVey
Smith-Cotton
Thompson Hills
Neoven
Fox Theater
Dale Ruff
Top Center
Village Book Store
South Ohio
South Ohio Avenue
Prosecutor From Page 1 In Kansas Case
The article notes suspects held on burglary charges, rearrested after early jail release amid a deal involving Dake and Chapman. Dake seeks removal from prosecution, and Chapman requests removal as public defender. Diehl’s representation is unsettled. Pearson lacks assignment. Mayor Foster cites a November Democrat story confirmed in a briefing with aides and a special committee.
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West Seventh
Pearson
Dake
Chapman
Terry Brummer
State Public Defender’s Office
Kansas City
Diehl
Larry Foster
Democrat
Foster
City Council Posts Re Election Plans and Ambulance Move
City Attorney Jeff Mittelhauser and City Collector Jan Boehne filed for re election. The council approved an ordinance allowing an ambulance service to operate in any zoning district with a special use permit. LifeGuard Ambulance Service seeks to relocate to the old fire station at Fourth Street per Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Mittelhauser
Jan Boehne
Massachusetts
Fourth Street
Foster
School district eyes limiting building use amid rising liability risks
The School Board voted to have administration draft guidelines for non school group use of schools as liability insurance costs rise. An insurer advised requiring 300000 to 500000 coverage, prompting fears programs like indoor soccer could shrink. Board will study options and discourage use until risk is minimized. The district also approved a state program for 7800 in matching funds to buy 18 IBM computers and explored a PLATO/What pilot lab at an elementary school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jones
Jones
Stormland
Larry Stevenson
City
Stevenson
Control Data Corp
Sedalia
IBM
PLATO/What
Control Data
Wellness program cuts SFCC insurance premiums
SFCC pursues a wellness program to reduce health and life insurance premiums. Participation triggers savings: 2.5 percent at 25 percent staff, 5 percent at 50 percent. Initial survey shows 44 percent support. Funds saved go back to finance wellness classes such as weight loss and aerobics.
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Dennis Young
Fringe Benefit Committee
Karen Harris
Harris
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Hoskins Bowles
Eichholz Heinert
Owen Sutton
Club
Walker
Mayor Frompage
Ron Jennings
Lik Dal
Council
SFCC
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