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Kids fishing day
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In celebration of National Fishing
and Boating Week, the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers at Mark
Twain Lake will host Kid’s Fishing
Day on Saturday, June 6 for children
fi ve to 12 years of age. Participation
will be limited to the
fi rst 25 children who register in
advance at Mark Twain Lake Project
Offi ce by calling 573-735-4097
or by stopping by the offi ce on Rt.
J north of the Clarence Cannon
Dam.
Registration will begin at 7
a.m. on Wednesday, May 20. No
groups larger than four may register
at any one time. Only those
registered will be allowed to participate
due to limited space.
The event will take place from
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Frank Russell
Recreation Area. The Missouri
Department of Conservation
will provide fi shing equipment. A
casting contest will be conducted
by the Mark
Bassmasters and experts will
instruct young anglers on basic
fi shing techniques. Prizes for
participation will be furnished by
Hannibal and Mexico Wal-Marts,
Mick’s Bait and Tackle, Hobbie
Hut, South Fork Resort, Buckman’s
Convenience Store and 154
Marine. Hickman’s IGA, Ruba’s
General Store and C & R Grocery
will provide lunch.
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Marion County Commission
The Marion County Commission
approved a liquor license application
for Hannibal Sandy's Inc.
(Mark Twain Amoco) during its
Monday, May 4 meeting in Palmyra.
The cost of the license was
$306.
Public Administrator Gayle
Viorel fi led two reports for the
month of April 2009, showing fees
collected and due the county in the
amount of $3.164.50 and $1,350
respectively.
The commission discussed with
the sheriff the inmate population
at the jail. According to the commission,
the population was above
normal but not overfl owing at the
time. This includes several federal
prisoners that benefi t the county
due to the higher rate that the feds
pay.
Palmyra Street Commissioner
Chuck Houston visited with the
commission regarding possible assistance
of the county's highway
department and its equipment to
help with a couple of city projects.
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Marion County Court News
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The following traffi c offenses
were recorded in Marion County.
Joseph M. O'Brien, Quincy, Ill.,
speeding; Nathan D. White, Quincy,
Ill., no seat belt; Kenneth Matthew
Saale, St. Charles, failure to register;
Jessica L. Sheaff, Hannibal,
failed to register; David G. Ross,
Palmyra, no seat belt; Justin T.
Meyer, Hannibal, failed to obey
traffi c control device, no insurance;
Tony Allen Corum, Palmyra,
speeding 20+; Timonthy S. Ames,
Madison, speeding; Larry Wilford
Davis, Troy, defective muffl er, no
seat belt; Gaylon Lee Childers,
Byhalia, Miss., operated a motor
vehicle without medial certifi -
cate; Evan W. Karr, Monroe City,
no seat belt; Gregory M. Russell,
St. Louis, speeding 20+; Dakotah
Andrew Joseph Sigler, Lewistown,
speeding; John Edward Meyers III,
Palmyra, no seat belt; Toni Marie
Jurado, Hannibal, failure to register,
no seat belt, no insurance,
failed to properly transfer ownership
of vehicle; Paul Albert Kieselhorst,
St. Louis, speeding; Joseph
T. Elzea, Hannibal, speeding; Ryan
J. Rossmiller, Maywood, failure to
register; Joseph Michael Markell,
failure to register; Angela Marie
Snider, Maywood, speeding +20;
Wesley Troy Knipfel, speeding,
no seat belt; David Linn Scott Jr.,
Hannibal, no seat belt; Kimberly
A. Wolff, Monroe City, speeding;
Christine M. Doolin, Monroe City,
vision reducing material; Landon
Paul Starkey, Pevely, vision reducing
material; Tieshka Lanette
Fields, Hannibal, failed to register;
Page Diane Summers, Hannibal,
failed to register; Gary Wayne
Dittmer, Hannibal, failed to register
motor vehicle.
Circuit Court
David L. Hall, misdemeanor assault,
30 days in Marion County
Jail;
Dustin Harelson, probation revocation,
30 days in Marion County
Jail;
Woodrow L. Peeples, probation
revocation, possession of cocaine
with intent to sell, 25 years
in prison;
Adam D. Fogle, probation revocation,
seven years in prison, state
will not oppose 120 call back assuming
defendant completes programs
required by offi cials of the
DOC during defendant's incarceration;
Richard Harlan, probation revocation,
30 days in jail;
David M. Spurgeon, possession
of methamphetamine, three years
in prison;
Marc C. Auge, order of protection
violation, 30 days in jail;
Jeff W. Russell, felony DWI,
four years in prison.
Civil Court
The following judgments were
for the plaintiff.
World Acceptance Corp V James
Hall Sr., $4,039.88 plus court costs
and interest;
World Acceptance Corp V Mary
and James Goodwin, $1,506.08
plus court costs and interest;
World Acceptance Corp V Amber
Hodges, $1,506.08 plus court
costs and interest;
World Acceptance Corp V
Brandi Marshall, $1,156.84 plus
court costs and interest;
World Acceptance Corp V Kevin
Lain, $1,311.08 plus court costs
and interest;
World Acceptance Corp V Inez
Marshall, $988.94 plus court costs
and interest;
World Acceptance Corp V Testa
McCune, $2,423.06 plus court
costs and interest;
World Acceptance Corp V Marvina
Perkins, $744.11 plus court
costs and interest;
World Acceptance Corp V Julie
Scott, $1,175.51 plus court costs
and interest;
Asset Accept LLC V Lisa D.
Waelder, $825.43 plus court costs
and interest;
Southwestern Bell Yellow Book
V Emory D. Smashey Jr., $6,030.04
plus court costs and interest;
Capital One Bank V Tamara L.
Mueller, $1,347.73 plus court costs
and interest;
Midland Funding LLC V Holly
Murry, $2,145.60 plus court costs
and interest;
Midland Funding LLC V Gloria
E. Crane, $6,206.32 plus court
costs and interest.
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Monroe County Sheriff's Department assists in arrest
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The Moberly Monitor Index reported
that On Saturday, May 9 at
about 10:20 a.m., Moberly Police
were dispatched to a residence in
the 1300 block of Quinn and the 400
block of E. Logan to check the well
being of two children, ages 6 and 2,
who were in the care of the caller’s
estranged husband.
The caller indicated
her husband, a 39-year-old
Moberly man, was threatening to
harm the children.
According to a report from MPD
commander Kevin Palmatory, offi
cers responded and were unable
to locate the man or the children.
At approximately 11:45 a.m., offi -
cers located the husband’s vehicle
and conducted a traffi c stop near
the intersection of Emerson and
Quinn. Shortly after being stopped,
the man fl ed in the vehicle with the
children inside.
Offi cers pursued the vehicle to
US 24 to Bus 63 where it turned
north. As the vehicle continued
northbound and left the city limits,
Missouri State Highway Patrol
troopers took over the pursuit, assisted
by Randolph County Sheriff’s
deputies. During the pursuit,
which lasted approximately one
hour, the vehicle entered Monroe
County where Monroe County deputies
assisted, and came back into
Randolph County.
During the pursuit in rural Randolph
and Monroe counties, the
MSHP had a total of fi ve troopers
and the Troop B fi xed wing aircraft
involved at different times.
Offi cers twice attempted to deploy
spike strips in Monroe County, but
the suspect was able to avoid the
strips.
The pursuit continued back to
Moberly where the vehicle fi nally
stopped in the 1300 block of E. Logan.
When offi cers approached the
vehicle, they observed the suspect
to begin spraying and ingesting
some type of aerosol inside the vehicle.
Offi cers then broke the driver’s
window to control the driver
and remove the children.
The substance
the suspect had sprayed was
some type of insect poison and one
Moberly offi cer was sprayed with
the substance, and one Moberly
offi cer and one Randolph County
deputy received cuts from the broken
glass while controlling the suspect.
The children, the two offi cers
and the suspect were treated at the
scene by Randolph County Ambulance
District paramedics and then
transported to MRMC. The children,
who received only very minor
injuries, were placed into protective
custody and turned over to the Randolph
County Juvenile Offi cer.
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Monroe County Court
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Fines were assessed for the following
traffi c offenses by the Fine
Collection Center of the Associate
Division of the Monroe County
Circuit Court.
James A. Addie, Mexico, seat
belt violation; Amanda L. Asher,
Mexico, seat belt violation; Mary
J. Balser, Shelbyville, speeding;
Mikael S. Bean, Maywood, seat
belt violation; Billy W. Davenport,
Paris, failed to register motor vehicle;
Mendy J. Ditto, Centralia,
speeding; James R. Harris, Santa
Fe, speeding; Jamie N. Hendren,
Madison, speeding, driving with
vision reducing material applied to
window; John J. Hickey, Hannibal,
seat belt violation; Daniel E.
O’Connor, Mexico, seat belt violation;
Jill E. Putnam, Maywood,
speeding; Robert H. Schellert,
Wentzville, speeding; Nathanial
K. Simmerman, Madison, failed to
stop for stop sign; Duane C. Smith,
Shelbina, failed to equip motor
carrier with required brake system;
Christopher J. Williamson, Palmyra,
speeding; Randall D. Winterbower,
Mexico, speeding.
Judge Michael P. Wilson presided
over the following cases at
the city level.
Troy W. Boshears Jr., Paris, animal
at large, $27 fi ne;
Chrisdene A. Deatrick, Paris,
animal at large, $27 fi ne.
The following Circuit Court
cases were at the state level.
Ronald G. Elsbury, Madison,
seat belt violation, $10;
Alexander J. Ruff, St. Charles,
64, $200;
Sydney D. Kuhler, Moberly, 64,
$100;
Eric C. Wilson, Paris, driving a
motor vehicle with excessive blood
alcohol content, $100 fi ne and sixth
months in Monroe County Jail,
complete 40 hours of community
service work, probation violation
on DWI and given 30 days in Monroe
County Jail to run concurrent
with BAC case;
Marsha K. Martin, Paris, DWI,
$250 fi ne and six months in Monroe
County Jail, probation extended on
charge of endangering welfare of a
child to new two year period;
Heather D. Bennett, Moberly,
seat belt violation, $10;
Joshua L. Jenkins, Moberly, seat
belt violation, $10.
Civil Court
Judge Michael P. Wilson presided
over the following cases in
favor of the plaintiff.
Midland Funding LLC V Audrey
S. Walterscheid, $675.36 plus
court costs and interest;
Moberly Hospital Inc. V Linda
McClure, $418.18 plus court
costs;
Moberly Hospital Inc. V Pamela
S. Legrand, $536.26 plus court
costs and interest;
Moberly Hospital Inc. V Julie
A. Miller, $331.67 plus court costs
and interest.
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