FULTON — Westminster College is proud to announce those students named to the Fall 2022 Dean's List for exemplary academic performance. The list of 227 students includes 51 freshmen, 53 sophomores, 69 juniors and 54 seniors.
The Marshall Kiwanis Club held its regular meeting at noon, Tues‐day, Jan. 31, at Mon‐tague’s.
FAYETTE (01/31/2023)‐‐ The office of Central Methodist Uni‐versity Provost Rita Gulstad an‐nounced recently the students included on the Fall 2022 Dean's List. More than 900 students across all campuses and online learning met the requirements for place‐ment, including a grade point av‐erage of 3.50 or higher for the semester.
Chillicothe — Firearms used for hunt‐ing and target shooting need care and mainte‐nance to work properly year after year. The Mis‐souri Department of Conservation (MDC) will offer a free virtual Firearms Basic Care and Cleaning class from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednes‐day, Feb. 8. This class will cover cleaning tech‐niques and safe storage of rifles and shotguns. Handguns will not be covered in the class.
MANCHESTER, NH ‐ Kyler Burke, of Blackburn, has been named to Southern New Hamp‐shire University's Fall 2022 Dean's List. The fall terms run from September to December.
The Optimist Club of Marshall held its regular meeting on Saturday, Jan. 28, at Bloomfield’s Family Restaurant. President Matt Pennock led the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance, and Kenneth Ray Clause offered the in‐vocation. It was noted that the club had received acknowledgments from the families of club mem‐bers that had recently suffered losses. Our club has been notified by Opti‐mist International that it has received honor club status for last year under the leadership of Chad Unterreinner.
Community Blood Center of Kansas City, Malta Bend School, and Malta Bend Memorial Post 558 held their first blood drive for 2023 on Wednesday, Jan. 18. A total of 47 donors were able to donate 48 units of blood, the highest number ever at the Malta Bend blood drives. This resulted from 38 whole blood units and 10 ALYX (double red blood cell) units.
The Marshall Writ‐ers’ Guild met on Thursday, Jan. 19, at Marshall Public Li‐brary. Present: Vice‐ President Sharon Eiker‐Dyer, Holly Fors‐man, Sean Rea, Treas‐urer Carole Schaefer, Wicky Sleight, Virginia Sprigg, Secretary Sid‐ney Sullivan, Mary Williams, and guest James Beeler. Absent: Melanie Dees Campbell, Rayvin Freeman, Pat Hammer, Eveleth Hill, Vince Lutterbie, Ed and Authorene Phillips, President Ed Richards, and Carol Raynor.
During the annual Missouri Association of Rural Education/MO K‐8 Association Conference this past fall, Mrs. Carey Johnson, Hardeman R‐X superintendent, was rec‐ognized as the Missouri K‐8 Administrator of the Year. The value of Mrs. Johnson’s leadership is beyond measure, and the Hardeman School District is grateful to have her expertise and experience as they con‐tinue to strive for excel‐lence.
President Matt Pennock called the regular meeting of the Optimist Club of Marshall to order at Bloomfield’s Family Restaurant on Saturday Jan. 14.