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May 10, 2016

1950 or so Dairi-ett - Dairitette Fire in Missouri? Looking for Information

Thanks Peggy Nuckles..
Ever Hear of Dairi-ett?
It seems that Simmons Studio did a lot of insurance photography. Take, for example, this picture of a burned out business.
Here are some details:
Today, near St. Clair, MO
The structure was destroyed by fire after a tractor and trailer went through the door and hit a wood stove.
Has anyone ever heard of Dairiett? I couldn't find any advertising for it at the historical society. Like most pictures from the Simmons Studio collection of negatives, I think this was taken in the early 50s.

St. Clair Missouri's Dairiette!

Skip Reed's Corner 
Remembered
Rapid changes are taking place south of St. Clair on Highway 30. Skip Reed's Service Station, a fixture in the community for over half a century, is gone. Over the past few months, a new structure has risen and stands gleaming in the summer sun, almost ready for opening day. For a few weeks during construction, the replacement building loomed behind Skip Reed's old service station, which has since been demolished and relegated to the dusty corners of history.
By By: Sue Cooley
Aug 20, 2002



Skip Reed's Corner Remembered
    Skip Reed's Corner Remembered
      In the 1930s, when Skip Reed was yet a schoolboy, a large, dark, wooden structure stood on that corner. Known as The Oaks, it was a restaurant.Harrell Barber of St. Clair, who will soon be 91 years old, recalls dancing to jukebox music at The Oaks with his wife, Vernys (Short) Barber.William Hines owned The Oaks and a small gas station, consisting of two gas pumps, a tiny office and a grease rack that stood to the right of the restaurant. When James Raymond "Skip" Reed graduated from high school in 1939, his mother, Annie Farrow Reed, bought the little gas station to help her son get started in business, not knowing that he would spend half a century serving the public on that corner. But, like thousands of other young men in the early '40s, Reed's plans were put on hold by the outbreak of World War II. When he enlisted in the Army, he sold the building back to Hines. By then, The Oaks had been converted to living quarters and several families lived there over the years.Reed was a ground soldier, serving in the 198th Infantry Battalion, D-Battery. He was a noncommissioned officer, a sergeant, but he earned a battlefield commission. He was at Omaha Beach in Normandy and, like many others, was never able to talk about the horrors of that famous battle.After the war, Captain Reed completed 20 years of military service through the National Guard. He was company commander of the 138th Infantry Battalion, headquartered in St. Clair, along with Ben Jackson, Bob Reichard, Howard Ennis and numerous other area men.When Reed returned from the war, he again bought the station and the old restaurant building and resumed his former role.On Valentine's Day of 1947, he married Fern Lee Burnett, daughter of the Rev. Fred Burnett and his wife, Bertha. Rev. Burnett had begun his ministry at the old Indian Creek Baptist Church south of St. Clair and had pastored the Elmwood, Cave Springs and Bethel Baptist churches, spending 15 years at Bethel.After some remodeling, The Oaks served as their first home, but was demolished a few years later when the tiny service station was replaced with the building that was recently razed. He continued in the business for 40 years and eventually, on October 1, 1984, sold it to his sons, Terry and Jerald Reed. The boys operated the station for several years but both boys went to work at the Chrysler plant and sold the business to the present owners, Greg and Kailey (Hopkins) Vogt, who had purchased an adjacent service station and convenience store in 1992.When Reed first went into the business, the station sold Zephyr gasoline, but it had been a Conoco station for several years. Some of the long-term employees over the years were Dale Sullinger, Herman Patterson, Jim Brown and Bobby Banderman. Reed's daughter, Vicki Goodwin, recalled how her father anticipated giving candy to the children of his patrons.According to Harrell Barber, Skip Reed's brother, Tracy, started a propane gas business in a small frame building behind the station where Ferrellgas is now located. Tracy Reed lived in what is now the John Stolte house. Skip Reed took an active role in the St. Clair community. He served as president of the St. Clair Saddle Club for many years, but was probably best known for his support of and active role in Little League baseball, the American Legion ball teams and a men's traveling baseball league. He sponsored teams, but he also coached and umpired. His booming voice could be heard without a microphone, whether he was announcing at a horse show or calling out balls and strikes.A few of the players were Delmon "Red" Dierking, Jim Gratzer, Wayne Brown, James Fountain, Warren Reed, Kevin Williams, Bobby Dopp, Richard Bachmann, Tim Huff, Bob Osborn, Don Sterling, Ed Stroup and Homer Fisher. Red Dierking recalls, "Skip was a great guy. He was a great coach who loved baseball and I loved playing for him."Bonnie McBride recalls, "Skip was a good guy." They all went to church together at the Bethel Baptist Church and Skip was in horse shows with her brother, Stanley Manion. Helen Ely remembers working with Skip in the St. Clair Saddle Club and said, "He was a very likable person with strong leadership skills. He had great ideas and was a good president. He really knew how to keep the organization moving along."James Raymond "Skip" Reed and his wife, Fern Lee, had three children:Terry, who lives with his wife, Theresa, or "Terri," at Pacific; Gerald, who lives in the family home, and Vicky Goodwin, who lives with her husband, Richard, at Cuba. There also are four grandchildren, a stepgrandchild, two great-grandchildren and two stepgreat-grandchildren.One of the eight children of George Washington and Annie (Farrow) Reed, Skip was born September 19, 1922, and died March 3, 1996. Growing up on the present Jerry Landing place on Indian Creek, his siblings were Tracy A. Reed, who married Ruth Shadrick; Leona, who married Rube Shadrick and later, a Gibson; Carlys, who married Harold Smith; Helen, who married Briant Coibion; Dennis Reed, who lived at Augusta with his wife, Elsie; Rolla Reed, who married Jeannette Moore and lived in Creve Coeur; and Gracie Lucille Bray, who was killed in an automobile accident in 1957. Carlys Smith of St. Charles is the only surviving sibling.George Washington Reed, father of Skip Reed, was a farmer, born near St. Clair on December 18, 1887, one of the 11 children of Thomas and Ruth Ann (Harris) Reed. One sister died in infancy. The others were Sadie, Mrs. William J. Williamson, Mrs. William Bowman, Mrs. Chris. W. Jenni, Mrs. Steve Crosby, Mrs. Nat Camp, James, John and "big" Ben Reed. Ben was always referred to by locals as "big" Ben to distinguish him from "little" Ben Reed, who was the son of a different George Washington Reed, apparently unrelated, but definitely confusing! According to Reed family genealogist Mary Lou Leach, both George Washington Reeds are buried in the Anaconda Cemetery.An obituary from the Kiel Files of the Four Rivers Genealogical Association (Washington Historical Museum) reveals that Thomas Reed was born February 24, 1849, and died at his home near Reedville on March 6, 1915, and is buried at Chapel Hill. Many area residents will remember the dairiette that stood to the east of Skip Reed's station. Harrell Barber recalled that William "Bill" Hines and Eva Wilkerson, who lived in a small house east of the station, started selling ice cream, hot dogs, hamburgers and drinks. Because drive-up windows were just starting to become popular, they installed a window so they could serve food to people in their cars. According to Harrell, it was the first drive-up window in St. Clair, followed by Ford's Drive-In on the other side of town.The dairiette became a long-term fixture and was also owned by George and Ruth Ott, Irvin and Ethel Adams, Jack and Ginny Thomas (1969 to 1976) and by Bob and Gary Pelton and their wives, Sharon and Shirley. Later, the structure was torn down and the food service was moved inside K's Kwik Korner, where it continued for another year or two.Tom Manion built a garage next to the Reed station. Gas pumps were eventually added, providing competition for Skip Reed. In the early years, neighboring business owner, Charlie Smith (real estate and insurance) made the comment to Manion that the service station was encroaching onto Smith's property by a couple of feet on the northeast corner. No one bothered having the property surveyed to ascertain whether there actually was a problem, but Manion decided he would take care of the matter anyway. He had the corner of his building cut off thus settling the issue once and for all!The next owner of that station was Ed Sewald, Manion's son-in-law, followed by Irv Rasch. Jasper Ellsworth Bishop bought the station and dairiette in the 1960s. By 1967, his sons, Jasper Ellsworth Bishop, Jr., and Robert Bishop, were running the business, which was, at that time, a Phillips 66 station. Robert drowned at Rieker Ford and, at some point after his death, the station was leased to John Dingledine. The structure was destroyed by fire after a tractor and trailer went through the door and hit a wood stove.According to his son, Jasper Ellsworth Bishop had suffered a spinal injury in a timber accident and had no control over his ankles. He had to use crutches, but that didn't stop him. He pumped a lot of gas on those crutches. Harrell Barber recalled that Bishop's father, Ed Bishop, an amputee, had owned and somehow managed to operate a service station several blocks to the west for a number of years.The present building, known as K's Kwik Korner, soon to be razed, was built by Donnie VanNess, who operated it as a Texaco station. Greg and Kailey Vogt purchased the business in 1992 and have operated it as a convenience store and Sinclair station for several years.Skip Reed's corner has a bright, clean, new appearance. The large new convenience store will be a combination quick shop, BP Amoco service station and dairiette.Buildings may come and buildings may go, but to many area residents, this little chunk of real estate will always be known as Skip Reed's corner.

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    • 1885 Holden Postmaster Kills Himself at Pine and Elizabeth Streets
    • 1885 June 29 Knob Noster Murder of Clark Sharpe unsolved
    • 1885 Nov 18 Forrest "Phog" Allen Born UCM Basketball and KU Coach
    • 1886 1888 Missouri Pacific - Atlantic & Pacific - Commission Railway Maps
    • 1886 Electric Springs Purchased
    • 1886 March 9 Apostle in Warrensburg Jail for Forgery
    • 1887 James P. Fitch - Born - Boys Scouts of America Notable From Montserrat - UCM Graduate
    • 1887 July 6 Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Warrensburg Cornerstone Layed
    • 1887 Uncle Ezra - Pat Barrett Radio Star Born in Holden Missouri
    • 1887 circa Dummy Line Built to Pertle Springs
    • 1888 African-American Howard School is Built
    • 1888 Downtown Warrensburg Fire Insurance Map of Buildings
    • 1888 Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Organized - Cornerstone Set 1889 Warrensburg
    • 1889 10 year old girl attacked near Columbus MO by R. W. Houx
    • 1889 July 23 Holden MO Train Wreck MoPac
    • 1889 Nov 18 1889 College President Dr. G. L. Osborne Dies
    • 1889 Peter Theiss Comes to Johnson County - The Theiss Family Peter Anna Mary Frank Carl Henry Robert Albert
    • 1890 -1910 ca and on West Pine Street Warrensburg MO
    • 1890 Aug 6 Montserrat Township Organized - 1877 300 Convicts worked the coal mines.
    • 1890 Building at 305-307 N. Holden St. MO Warrensburg
    • 1890 Greendoor Missouri Post Office Established
    • 1890 Land Purchased for the Confederate Home of Missouri - Higginsville
    • 1890 Peoples National Bank of Warrensburg Opens and currency photos
    • 1890s Captain Jack Crawford "The Poet Scout" Visits Pertle Springs
    • 1891 - 1922 The Quarry School Johnson County MO
    • 1891 John Donaldson Born - One of the Greatest Pitchers Ever - Attended George Smith School in Sedalia and Played for Brown's Tennesse Rats in Holden
    • 1891 Named Best Bricks in the West - Boyd Brick Knob Noster
    • 1891 Picture Book of Pertle Springs - Warrensburg Published
    • 1892 Born Lt Col. Earl Dean Uhler Sr. United States Army. Blanche Duvall Uhler
    • 1892 Burtville Missouri On the Clearfork
    • 1892 December 20 Missouri Governor from Warrensburg Loses Daughter to Diphtheria
    • 1892 The Most Unusual Death of State Sen. Samuel P. Sparks - Accidental Suicide
    • 1892 Two Young Girls Killed by a Fast Train at Downtown Knob Noster MO
    • 1893 Biographical Sketch of Johnson County
    • 1893 Jack "Boss" Marshall born - Brown's Tennessee Rats Player in Holden MO
    • 1893 Rube Oglesby loses leg in a railroad accident and later a Beautiful Young Woman Won a Missouri Nomination for Railroad Commissioner for Her Crippled Lover
    • 1893-94 Masonic Temple Built and Shepard's Dry Goods Opens
    • 1894 July 20 Erret Lobban Cord - industrialist Born in Warrensburg Auburn Cord Dusenberg and more
    • 1894 November 16 Capt. Readic Comer of Warrensburg Born Macon GA - First Black Captain in Missouri
    • 1895 Portrait and Biographical Record of Prominent Citizens in Johnson and Pettis County - Link
    • 1896 Magnolia Missouri Laid Out - Johnson County
    • 1897 Sept 18 Goddess of Liberty Statue on top the Courthouse Ball Changed from Gold to Silver by Democrats
    • 1897 September 23 Young Wife of Andy Stills Stolen and Outraged on the way to Knob Noster near Burtville Case later dismissed
    • 1897 Sgt. Verlon Ewing Born - Owned Ewings and was a Black Band Leader That had to Lead A Ku Klux Klan Parade in Texas in 1923.
    • 1897 The Cord Building - Holden Street Warrensburg MO
    • 1898 First Record of the Barnetts in Johnson County (Robert Lee William Sam Uel James Helen Clark Mike Helen Viola Wayne and Sue)
    • 1898 March 15 Fake Petrified Woman and local farm boys arrested
    • 1898 September 6 W. H. Hartman Murdered by jealous Husband at 306 West Culton 2nd Richest Man in Warrensburg
    • 1899 Alex S. Nassif Born in Syria benefactor of public swimming pool
    • 1899 Kit Carson's Sister lived in Knob Noster died October 1899 in Warrensburg - Mary Ann Carson Rubey
    • 1899 Missouri Democrats Meet at Pertle Springs
    • 1899 The World's Temple of Magnetic Healing Holden Missouri
    • 1900 February 1 Minna and Ada Simms Everleigh (Lester) Open America's Most Famous Brothel in Chicago - Lived in Warrensburg
    • 1900 January 30 Railroad Detective Murdered near Holden Missouri
    • 1900 Murder of Carl Miller Near Holden - 1906 Robert Sassman Admits to Murder
    • 1901 Chester A. Arnold Famous Paleobotantist is Born in Leeton Missouri
    • 1901 Feb 14 Columbus MO Two Set Fire to Jail Cell and Die
    • 1901 February 23 Thrailkill Clothier Opens Store at 109/111 North Holden Street
    • 1901 Missouri Womens Club of Warrensburg
    • 1901 USS Missouri BB-11 Christened by Mrs. Marion Cockrell of Warrensburg
    • 1902 "Dub" Whitfield Born Owned Dub's & Cull and Whitfield Cafe
    • 1902 Murder of Miss Mary Henderson by Bossie Francis at Columbus MO
    • 1902 Sept 4 Bear Creek Fair Opens East of Warrensburg 3500 Attend
    • 1903 Actor Jack Oakie (Lewis Offield) born in Sedalia Missouri
    • 1903 Arthur Mosse UCM Warrensburg Coach Takes Pitt Football Coaching Job
    • 1903 February 14 President Teddy Roosevelt Attends Warrensburg Native's Wedding in Washington DC
    • 1903 July 23 Warrensburg and Sedalia Editors Fined for Contempt by Missouri Supreme Court
    • 1903 Nancy Farley Wood Born -Physicist - Feminist - Business Owner & Graduate of UCM (Warrensburg Teachers College)
    • 1903 Shooting Death of Outlaw and Horse Thief Flora Quick of Holden
    • 1903 THE STORY OF COLE YOUNGER By Cole Younger
    • 1903 ca. Rundle Drug Store Opens at 204 North Holden Rundle & Ream Warrensburg
    • 1904 Joanna Klee Shively - author - business woman is born and later with John Opens The Annex and Shively's Mens Wear Warrensburg
    • 1904 April 2 Murder of Henry and Mrs. Yeater and other Ghost Stories of Warrensburg MO
    • 1904 Christmas Eve Killing at Columbus Missouri Church
    • 1904 Dale Carnegie enrolls in college at Warrensburg famous motivational speaker and writer
    • 1904 December 4 Holden MO Train Wreck
    • 1904 Senator George Vest Newspaper Story and his Anecdotes
    • 1904 World's Fair Train Wreck Warrensburg 29 Dead
    • 1905 Catalog State Normal School of Warrensburg
    • 1905 First Basketball Game UCM Missouri State Normal Dr. Phog Allen Referee
    • 1905 Jan 10 Senator Cockrell Appointed to ICC Commission
    • 1905 Oxford Place Holden Missouri - A Neighborhood of Seven Fine Homes Originally
    • 1906 June 17 MoPac Missouri Pacific Immigration Bureau
    • 1906 May 14 Leeton Missouri Incorporated Johnson County
    • 1906 the famous musician Arkansas Woodchopper "Arkie" Luther Ossenbrink born in Knob Noster
    • 1907 H. L. Leroy from Holden MO found Dead in Sacremento CA
    • 1907 June 29 Kills Sister in Law With With Butcher Knife at Bristle Ridge
    • 1907 Map of Pertle Springs and Warrensburg Fair Grounds
    • 1907 March 15 Lou Fette Born Major League Baseball Player Warrensburg Resident
    • 1907 Mother of 5 killed in a Whiskey Quarrel with Sister in Law near Burtville
    • 1907 Vitt-Mayes Manufacturing Starts in Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1908 "Boston Candy Factory" 124 North Holden Street
    • 1908 Appleton Adams Mason Football Coach at UCM - State Normal #2 Later Coach at Tulane
    • 1908 April 20 Easter Sunday Marshal Ryan and Officer James Basham shot and killed Hotel Estes
    • 1908 James Evans - Inventor of Cherrioats - Cherrios born in Chilhowee Graduated From UCM
    • 1908 July 2 - Nine Killed - Fifty Injured Near Knob Noster When Two Fast Passenger Trains Collide
    • 1908 July 2 Head On Train Wreck at Knob Noster 9 Killed
    • 1908 Kansas City Sun African American Newspaper Begins Publishing
    • 1908 Old Colored Soldier's Reunion 2nd Annual Encampment Pertle Springs
    • 1909 DAR Daughters of the American Revolution Warrensburg Chapter Founded
    • 1909 Saloons Closed in Warrensburg Quarry City
    • 1910 July 6 Anna Ewing Cockrell Weds First Greek Ambassador to the US Hon. Lambros Koromilas
    • 1910 May10 Margaretha Haag Scheidenberger 76th Birthday Party was held at the Burkarth farm on Burkarth Road in Warrensburg
    • 1910 MoPac Conductor Drops Dead After First Accident
    • 1911 Cousin of John D. Rockefeller Dies in Warrensburg
    • 1911 Ten Year Old John Kelly Fain Killed by a Tornado in Northern Johnson County MO
    • 1912 James O. McKinsey Founder of McKinsey & Company Graduates from UCM (State Teachers's College) Warrensburg MO
    • 1912 Jones Brothers Mule Barn Built - Thousands of Mules Sold for World War I in France
    • 1912 New Lambert Friction Automobiles Delivered to Warrensburg
    • 1913 Glenn W. Stahl born - Founded Stahl Speciality Co. Kingsville Missouri
    • 1913 Jan 12 Dr. Phog Allen Coaches "UCM" State Normal of Warrensburg Against Mizzou
    • 1913 January 22 Lady School teacher commutes by motorcycle Warrensburg to Chilhowee
    • 1913 May 8 Famous Horse Dies Warrensburg
    • 1914 Brown's Tennessee Rats Baseball Team Holden MO
    • 1914 Map of Pertle (Purtle) Springs
    • 1914 March 26 Historic Old Johnson County Courthouse Sold to William O. Davis
    • 1914 Saloon Debates Wet vs. Dry in Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1914 September Bolt of Lightning Bursts Clock Dials on Top of Court House
    • 1915 August 21 Sells-Floto Circus & Buffalo Bill's Wild West Shows Comes to Warrensburg William F. Cody
    • 1915 Four Warrensburg Men Drive to Yellowstone in a well documented journey
    • 1915 Major League Baseball Player Charles "Chuck" Workman Born Leeton Missouri
    • 1915 March 6 Huge Fire Consumes State Normal of Warrensburg College Campus
    • 1915 Russell Brothers Clothing Co. Founded
    • 1915 Samuel Lee "Sam" Smiser from Warrensburg is born philanthropist businessman mule skinner
    • 1916 - 1975 4th Ward Grocery owned by the Heuermans - Wilsons - Johnsons
    • 1916 A Young Harry S.Truman in Warrensburg and President Truman in Warrensburg 1948
    • 1916 September 21 Ewing Kauffman born and named for Anna Ewing Cockrell of Warrensburg
    • 1917 Johnson County and Area Men Selected for Military Service
    • 1917-18 Leona Narron and Beulah White Warrensburg
    • 1918 Born - Col. John W. Marr Decorated D-Day/Battle of the Bulge and Vietnam Hero from Warrensburg MO
    • 1918 Influenza Epidemic Hits Johnson County
    • 1918 Oct. 7 Medal of Honor to Pfc John Lewis Barkley - Blairstown - Holden Inducted in Warrensburg
    • 1918 Pvt. Charles E. Matthews Killed St. Mihiel 1943 S2 Russell Crawford Killed New Guina - Matthews - Crawford American Legion Post 131
    • 1919 December 7 Thomas Benton Hollyman Famous Photograher Born and Family Moved to Warrensburg MO Same Year
    • 1919 How UCM Mules Got Their Name
    • 1919 State Normal of Warrensburg Missouri (UCM) Students Killed The Great War - World War I
    • 1920 General Archie Mayes born in Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1920 Henry Weigand Born 1951 Tom Weigand Baby Pictures Chilhowee
    • 1920 June 2 Judge Ewing Cockrell Carries Automatic Pistol Presiding Over Murder Trial
    • 1920 June 28 Sigma Tau Gamma National Fraternity Founded Warrensburg MO
    • 1921 Herb Conyers Born - MLB Player with Cleveland Indians- Played at UCM
    • 1922 Thirteen Barrels Of Mash and a Still Found North of Warrensburg
    • 1923 and 1928 Bank of Kingsville (MO) Robbed
    • 1924 History book of Warrensburg Missouri with Pictures by William Crissey
    • 1926 Jan 12 James Seymour "Jim" Whitfield born in Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1927 Capitol or( Capital) Stage Line in a Fageol Safety Coach - Taking a Mules Team to a Game
    • 1927 Inventor of the Black Light Graduates from UCM - William H. Byler
    • 1927 May 31 John W. "Blind" Boone Retires - International Famous Musician Raised in Warrensburg
    • 1927 November 24 Emma Lou Diemer American Composer Born Raised in Warrensburg
    • 1927 October 20 - (Ret.) Major Earl Uhler Jr. born in Baltimore Maryland
    • 1927 Vernon Kennedy America's Greatest Athlete
    • 1929 Oct 11 First Night Football Game in the State of Missouri Played at Warrensburg
    • 1930 - 2017 Gard Family of Holden/Kingsville
    • 1930 May 24 A.L. Folkner MD Born in Iola Kansas
    • 1930 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Warrensburg MO
    • 1930s Always Inn Centerview / Columbus Missouri - Store - Bus Stop - Restaurant - Cabins
    • 1931 January Holden Missouri Enterprise Newspaper
    • 1931 Ma Brown's - Before Old Barneys - on the Courthouse Square
    • 1931 Shepard Memorial Park - Land Donated by Charles Shepard
    • 1932 Tip Top Filling Station Murder
    • 1934 Born Johnny Nace Warrensburg Sedalia
    • 1934 CCC Camp 1771-V Starts at Pertle Springs Missouri
    • 1934 Gerbes Supermarkets Started in Tipton with stores later in Knob Noster Warrensburg Holden Jeff City Columbia Camdenton
    • 1934 Horton Smith - First Masters Golf Champion - Career Started at Sedalia Country Club
    • 1937 Golfer below par for 147 holes played in one day on the Warrensburg course for which par was 589 he took 555 shots for the 147
    • 1937 Ron VanDam Born Kalamazoo MI Nationally Recognized Athletic Trainer at UCM Died 2014
    • 1939 CMSTC at Warrensburg is Temporary Haven for Jewish Refugees from the Nazis
    • 1939 Dutton Brookfield joins Unitog / Utilitog - Brookfield - Garrison Warrensburg
    • 1939 Gamble's Store Opens - An Arkansas/Warrensburg Family Rawson 203 N. Holden
    • 1939 Plans for Knob Noster State Park - CCC project - Orginally Montserrat Recreation Demonstration Area
    • 1939 Rotary Lawnmower Invented in Warrensburg Leonard Goodall
    • 1940 - 1950s Werling Photographs or Unknown Adult and Child Portraits? Simmons Studio
    • 1940 - 2010 McKean Family - Meryl M. Mary Kate Warrensburg Meryl Lin Willa Mae
    • 1940 Boy Plunges 50 Feet in the Culp Elevator Mill on South Holden
    • 1940 February 20 Warrensburg Women Marries Over the Telephone National Story
    • 1940 Johnson County Erects Building to House Community Center
    • 1940 July 4 Karolyn "Zuzu" Grimes is born Later Attends UCM in Warrensburg After Being a Child Star in Hollywood
    • 1940 May 10 Tallest Man in the World Visits Warrensburg - Robert Ludlow
    • 1940 Warrensburg Auto Supply Opens
    • 1940s Simmons Studio 209 N. Holden - Photographer in Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1941 December 7 Lt. George Whiteman First Airman Killed Pearl Harbor - Bellows Field From Sedalia MO Silver Star Recipient
    • 1942 August 6 Whiteman Air Force Base Opens as Sedalia Army Airfield
    • 1942 November 11 Bruce Achauer MD Born in Warrensburg Internationally Renowned Plastic Surgeon - Author
    • 1942 Sedalia Army Airfield is born WAFB Today
    • 1942 Town and Country Shoes Starts in Sedalia then 1944 North Main Street Warrensburg
    • 1942 Troop Carrier Command Sedalia Army Air Field
    • 1943 October 1 310th and 309th Troop Carrier Squadrons activated at Sedalia Army Airfield D-Day Participants
    • 1944 February 21 2nd Lt. (Lt. Col.) Robert "Bob" Brockman Shot Down Over Germany
    • 1944 June 5 Plane crash from WAFB-Sedalia Army Airfield 5 Killed C-47
    • 1944 June 6 D Day Heroes of Warrensburg and Johnson County
    • 1944 Oct. 5 - Pvt. William Sherman Adams dies at Aachen in a WWII Tank Battle 743rd Tank Battalion
    • 1944-45 German POWs at Sedalia Army Airfield Whiteman Air Force Base
    • 1945 April 23 Knob Noster Student Accidentally Shot Killed During Play Rehearsal at High School
    • 1945 Dec 1 Shanghai Army Navy Football Game Earl Uhler
    • 1945 Highway Patrol Trooper John Nicholas Greim from Warrensburg Killed in a Plane Crash
    • 1945 June 4 Milton J. Bates English Professor Marquette is born in Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1945 June Bob Hope Performs at Sedalia Army Airfield (WAFB) Live Broadcast Link Knob Noster MO
    • 1945-53 Major Gen. Dr. Wallace Harry Graham President Truman's Physician and Normandy Landing Survivor - Graduated from UCM 1932
    • 1946 Grace Dwyer becomes Johnson County Home Extension Agent
    • 1946 The Petre Family moves to Holden
    • 1947 December 12 Monument to Old Drum Placed at Killing Site on Big Creek
    • 1947 Ernest Collins Graduates from Howard School - 1977 Elected to Warrensburg City Council
    • 1947 Holden Chiefs Baseball Team - Whitey Herzog player in 50s - Hart's Cub's baseball team
    • 1947 Leland and Dorothy Fox Are Married - Fox Appliance Warrensburg
    • 1947 Paul Harding Killed in a Car Train Collision Owner of Sunrise Feed 101 North Holden
    • 1947 The Courthouse Drug Store purchased by Murry F. Williams from Roy Cortney
    • 1948 (?) - 1954 (?) Simmons Studio Adult Portraits Unknown Warrensburg
    • 1948 (?) - 1954 (?) Simmons Studio Babies Unknown - Warrensburg MO
    • 1948 (?) - 1954 (?) Simmons Studio Families/Groups Unknown 209 and a half North Holden
    • 1948 - 1954 Simmons Studio - Couples Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1948 - 1954 Simmons Studio Ships and Junkyards
    • 1948 June 17 Harry S. Truman Visits Warrensburg Train Whistle Stop Tour
    • 1948 March 10 World Movie Premiere in Sedalia Missouri also Marilyn Monroe's First Speaking Role in a Film
    • 1948? -1954? Simmons Studio of Warrensburg MO - Negatives Found of Unknown Grocery Stores
    • 1950 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Yearbook
    • 1950 or so Dairi-ett Fire in Missouri? Looking for Information St. Clair MO
    • 1950-51 Korean War Deaths from Johnson County Missouri
    • 1950c 122 East Market Street Old Johnson County Missouri Hospital Warrensburg Constructed
    • 1951 College High School Yearbook
    • 1951 Rixon Reed born in Warrensburg MO founder of Photoeye and Art Photo Index Sante Fe NM
    • 1951 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1952 Cpl Joseph L. Hanrahan Korean War Bronze Star Winner Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1952 Polio Epidemic Hits Warrensburg Kills Young Buente
    • 1952 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1952 William McGinnis III
    • 1953 Missouri Boys State moves to Central Missouri State College (UCM) in Warrensburg
    • 1953 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1954 Betty Loman American Royal Beauty Queen
    • 1954 Building Burns
    • 1954 July 11 Bruce Butch Hacksaw the Natural Reed Born Warrensburg MO
    • 1954 Southeast Elementary Property Purchased
    • 1954 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1955 Warrensburg Centennial Book in its entirety
    • 1955 Yearbook Arrow WHS Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1956 B-47 Crashes into Home at La Monte from WAFB
    • 1956 College High School Yearbook Warrensburg MO
    • 1956 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1957 August 7 B-47 Bomber Crashes at Whiteman Air Force Base 2 Killed
    • 1957 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1958 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1959 Mrs. Lee Hall Owner Skelgas Lee Hall Mgr.
    • 1959 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1960 WHS Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1960 Young man barricaded himself in Cassingham's store and fired at nine officers for more than an hour.
    • 1960-61 Kindergarten Howard School Morning Mrs. Muchmore
    • 1961 Gene Bartow becomes head coach at UCM (Central Missouri State College) goes on to UCLA later
    • 1961 Jun 14 - Whiteman Air Force Base Designated as a Minuteman Strategic Missle Wing
    • 1961 Warrensburg High School Yearbook
    • 1962 CHS College High Celebrates 50 year reunion 2012
    • 1962 May 15 - Four Brave Fireman Killed and Two Airman killed at Whiteman Air Force in a B-47 Explosion
    • 1962 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1962-62 Southeast Elementary Mrs. Iseminger Second Grade
    • 1963 June 1 Shawn Pelton drummer on Saturday Night Live and More is born in Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1963 Southeast Elementary Mrs. Clarks Third Grade Warrensburg MO
    • 1964 Joe B. Hall Basketball Coach UCM Warrensburg
    • 1964 Sept 17 Beatles Play KC Municipal Stadium Two Teenagers Win Press Passes from Warrensburg
    • 1964 Southeast Elementary Mrs. Caldwell Class Warrensburg MO
    • 1965 Born Archie Scott Gobber´in Warrensburg Missouri is an artist currently living and working in Kansas City
    • 1965 WHS Class Holding Reunion on July 2015 at Pertle Springs "Traditions" Restaurant
    • 1966 "Woody" Marion Woods begins on-air career with KOKO 1450 in Warrensburg
    • 1966 Holden Eagle Yearbook Missouri
    • 1966 WHS Class 50 year Reunion June 26 2016 Warrensburg
    • 1967 Norman Maurice Little Killed in a Fire 121 N. Water St.
    • 1967 WHS Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg Missouri Basketball State Champs 27-0
    • 1967 Warrensburg High School Wins State Basketball Title under coach Jerry Elliott and Leroy Hunt
    • 1967 Warrensburg Summer Rec Baseball Team
    • 1967 Warrensburg Tigers Class M State Champs and Passing of Coach Elliott
    • 1968 31 January KIA Vietnam Spc4 Troy Hirni
    • 1968 November 26 1st Lt. James Phillip Fleming of Sedalia MO Rescues 6 Green Berets and is Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor
    • 1969 - College High School
    • 1969 March 12 Tommy Bright KIA in Vinh Binh Vietnam
    • 1969 Warrensburg High School Yearbook
    • 1969 and 71´ Gar Joseph graduated from UCM - was City Editor Philadelphia Daily News
    • 1970 Warrensburg High School Football Squad versus Chillicothe
    • 1970 Feb. 18 Major Charles F. Morley Shot Down over Laos Near Ban Karai Pass MIA KIA Remains Recovered in 1999.
    • 1970 Patti McGuire Connors Attends UCM Playboy Playmate of the year 1977 was a maid at the Holiday Inn in Warrensburg
    • 1971 Class Reunion 40 years WHS Warrensburg High School
    • 1971 November John G. Parsons Blows up Ex-wife with car bomb.
    • 1971 Warrensburg High School Basketball Team and Program Missouri
    • 1972 April 21 Shooting Rampage - Courthouse Square of Harrisonville Mo 2 Policemen and 2 Civilians Killed
    • 1972 Class Reunion 40 years WHS Warrensburg High School Missouri
    • 1972 Coach Perry Black and the University High Colts Win the Missouri State Football Championship
    • 1972 June 12 Becky Tommy Hensley Killed with Paul McClellan f
    • 1972-1974 Sculptor Bill Hopen Lived in Warrensburg - his wife sculpted the Blind Boone Sculpture
    • 1972-73 WHS UHS Football Preview
    • 1973 All District Football Team
    • 1973 Basketball Tennis Team some grade school photos Warrensburg
    • 1973 Class Reunion 35 years
    • 1973 College High School 40th reunion picture
    • 1973 Knob Noster High School Yearbook Missouri
    • 1973 Knob Noster Panthers finished 23-3.
    • 1973 Missouri State High School Track Championships David Harri Mike McBride Rick Clear
    • 1973 Missouri State Track Meet Warrensburg and College High Athletes
    • 1973 Senior Class Play Warrensburg MO WHS
    • 1973 WHS Commencement Program
    • 1973 Warrensburg High School Missouri Yearbook Photos
    • 1974 Arrow Yearbook Warrensburg High School MO
    • 1974 Harmon Industries Shadow Trailer Patent Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1974 July 19-21 Ozark Music Festival State Fairgrounds Sedalia
    • 1974 WHS Tigers Football Cheerleaders Band Council and Pep Club
    • 1975 Pan American US Womens Basketball and 1976 Olympic Team Trains at UCM
    • 1976 Book About Knob Noster History Found in Old City Hall
    • 1976 February Bodie's Flip City Opens Warrensburg MO
    • 1978 Bob Hope Entertains at UCM
    • 1979 - 2016 Advertising Calendars and Almanacs for Warrensburg Businesses
    • 1981 Mad Magazine US Map with Old Drum Statue
    • 1982 Feb 16-17 Johnny and June Cash Perform in Warrensburg Missouri
    • 1982 February 4 Kimberly Wyatt former Pussycat Doll born in Warrensburg MO
    • 1983 HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL STUDY OF RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES IN WARRENSBURG
    • 1983 March 17 Ensign Dan Hummel Killed in F-14A Crash Sig Ep UCM Aviation Major
    • 1984 Feb 18 Bill Prewitt Murdered in his bed - Holden Missouri
    • 1985 US Largest Bedouin Artifacts Museum Outside the Middle East Opens at UCM
    • 1987 5 January Congressman Ike Skelton announced that the first deployment of the B-2 Advanced Technology Bomber would be at Whiteman Air Force Base
    • 1989 Bill Dedman Receives Pulitizer Prize Investigative Reporting Fomer Reporter with the Warrensburg Daily Star Journal
    • 1989 Roy Williams Teamster President - Dies on His Farm At Leeton Missouri
    • 1995 David Halen from Warrensburg Named Concertmaster St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
    • 1995-2016 Corn Subsidies Johnson County Missouri
    • 2000 Aug 30 Randy Gill Passes Away Class of 73 WHS
    • 2000 February 14 Raymond E. Wood Kills 5 Family Members
    • 2001 Everett Good (LtCol. USMC) Graduates from the US Naval Academy- native of Centerview Missouri
    • 2001 March 24 Rick Clear All American Track Star Dies Lt. Col USMC and Capt. MOARNG
    • 2002 Lisa Irle Publishes Images of America - Warrensburg Missouri - available on Amazon or the JOCOMO Historical Society
    • 2003 Warrensburg Art Club Calendar - Drawings of Old Homes and Places
    • 2004 Leeton Museum Leeton Missouri established - Mineral Creek Historical Society
    • 2006 - Calendar - Warrensburg High School Art Club Calendar - History
    • 2006 Delanie Walker UCM Mules Receiver Drafted by San Francisco 49ers
    • 2008 Dec 30 Finis Bass Passes Away
    • 2009 May 2 Laura Leigh Culp Botgat Passes Away in Paris Inspiration for Missouri's Eating Disorders Council
    • 2010 College High Reunion
    • 2010 June 23 Lab School Honored Warrensburg UCM
    • 2010 November 30 Famous painter Dennis T. Yates passes away UCM Football player and artist
    • 2010 Oct 23 Mules Football Greatest Comeback Ever 24 points
    • 2011 April 16 Spc. Joseph Cemper KIA Afghanistan
    • 2011 Jim Crane former UCM pitcher in Warrensburg buys the Houston Astros World Series Champions 2017
    • 2011 May 6 Former President Bill Clinton UCM Commencement Address
    • 2011 Missouri Sports Hall of Fame Dr. Millie Barnes
    • 2012 Feb 12 Comet Discovered by Warrensburg Resident Fred Bruenjes
    • 2012 Jan 25 Walter Hayes Feldman Murdered in Centerview Missouri
    • 2012 October 12 Union Pacific Names Warrensburg "Train Town USA"
    • 2012 Proposal to revive Dummy Line Railroad to Pertle Springs
    • 2013 Curtis Cooper UCM Discovers His 3rd Prime Number and Largest Ever Found GIMPS Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search
    • 2013 July 24 President Obama Visits Warrensburg UCM
    • 2013 September 1 Blaine Whitworth Killed in Warrensburg Popular Young Businessman
    • 2014 April 3 Warrensburg Flood
    • 2014 Dennis O. Alkire husband of Lynn Alkire Passes Away
    • 2014 March Charlie E. Lane of Warrensburg Becomes COO of the University of Florida
    • 2014 May 11 Jenna Tischer age 30 Survives SCAD Heart Attack
    • 2014 UCM Mules Play Duke Blue Devils
    • 2015 Dec 28 Carl B. Foster Passes Away - Sailed with John F. Kennedy PT 109
    • 2015 June 12-13 All School Reunion CHS UHS Training School Warrensburg
    • 2015 Kathy Anderson from Sedalia - Outstanding UCM Basketball and Player Asst. Athletic Director inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
    • 2015 October 2 Sen. Harold L.Caskey distinguished legislator of Missouri and UCM Graduate Passes Away
    • 2015 UCM High Jumper Erika Wiklund Kinsey Qualifies to IAAF World Championships
    • 2016 December 13 Lawrence "Larry" Colburn one of 3 heroes of My Lai passes away
    • 2016 Jerry Lee Runyon UCM Mules Basketball player passes away
    • 2016 Man's Best Friend Old Drum Plaza Concept to honor all dogs based on the 1869 Killing and 1870 Trial of Old Drum "Eulogy on the Dog"
    • 2016 November 19 Mary Jane Savery Tragically Killed in Motorcycle Accident - Good Friend to All from Warrensburg
    • 2016 Sept 24 Murals on North Holden Street Unveiled
    • 2017 Johnson County Missouri Historical Society Newsletter
    • 2017 Quiet the Evening Trains in Warrensburg Missouri
    • 2017 State of Missouri Official Historical Dog "Old Drum" HB 674
    • 2017 Warrensburg Among the 'Most Exciting Places in Missouri'
    • 2018 (Spring) Johnson County Missouri Historical Society Newsletter
    • 2018 Fall The Bulletin of the Johnson County Historical Society
    • 2018 Jan 25 Cecil Henry Sr. age 71 of Warrensburg Missouri passed away
    • 2018 September 30 - Annual Meeting of the Johnson County Historical Society at the Old Courthouse
    • 2019 Luevina Wallace Long-Time Historical Society Volunteer Dies at age 103
    • 2019 March Judy Cochran JOCOMO Historian Volunteer Passed Away
    • 204 Grover Post-Civil War Era Home Interview with Mrs. Tom Cheatham - Mary Emory Kendrick Cheatham
    • 210 East Gay Street Warrensburg MO - The Dr. William E. Johnson Home
    • Adams Cemetery
    • Aerial Photography of UCM Warrensburg
    • Alfonso XIII of Spain - Portrait - Retrato - In the Collection at McClure Archives
    • Archie
    • Baker Family of Warrensburg - A Look Back
    • Bowmansville MO Just South of Warrensburg Bowman's Grocery and Gas
    • Brown's Standard Station Business 50 at Holden Street
    • CMSC History CMSTC CMSU Pictures of State Normal of Warrensburg UCM
    • Car Dealers and Gas Stations in Johnson County Missouri
    • Clarence - Dorothy - John - Ron The Culp Family - Great Legacy
    • Clinton Missouri Old Pictures and Post Cards Henry County
    • Dugan and Harry's Cafe and Texaco Station in Missouri or?
    • Elaine Laursen Piano Teacher Mother to Tom Barbara John Bill Mike formerly of Warrensburg
    • Ernest "Owen" Wyatt
    • Famous People - Their Warrensburg Missouri Connections
    • Florence Riddle and Garland Riddle
    • Historical Documents PDFs Genealogy Links Johnson County Missouri
    • Interactive Yesterday Photos Superimposed on Today's Locations in and around Warrensburg
    • Jimmy Baile Warrensburg Missouri
    • Kim Anderson - Pittsburg State KS head coach was at University of Missouri and UCM Mules Basketball
    • Knob Noster MO Home of WAFB 100th Bomb Wing 340th 509th and former 351st Missile Wing
    • Lonna "Lonnie" Louis DesCombes 1918 Biographical Sketch
    • Mystery Pictures around Johnson County- Cannot Identify
    • National Register of Historic Places in Johnson County Missouri
    • Odd Interesting Tragic and Bizzare Short Stories of Old Johnson County
    • Old Kansas City Postcards
    • Old Photos of Warrensburg Missouri
    • Old Pictures of Warrensburg and Pertle Springs Missouri
    • Old Postcards of Missouri
    • Old Reese School Photos
    • Other Warrensburgs in the United States IL NY TN
    • Picture Collection of Old Warrensburg and UCM
    • Plaza Christmas Lights Kansas City Country Club Plaza
    • Scamming a Hotel Landlord in Warrensburg
    • Tad Reids legendary coach at UCM - Missouri State Normal at Warrensburg
    • The Roach Family - Joseph W. and Grace Joseph M. and Mary Donnie
    • The Roach family Robert Cydne Mary Lucille Betty Lou Roach Ewell Cydne Roach Matthews
    • Towns Villages Hamlets in the History of Johnson County MO
    • UCM - Notable Alumni and Faculty - Partial List
    • Unforgettable People and Places of Warrensburg
    • Veterans of Johnson County Missouri Partial List
    • What Was There Old Photo Versus Street View Today of Warrensburg
    • Windsor Missouri History in Postcards and Pictures
    • World War II Heroes of Warrensburg Johnson County Missouri
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    History Montage

    History Montage

    Blind Boone - Warrensburg

    Blind Boone - Warrensburg
    Blind Boone Park Sculpture by Ai Qui Hopen

    UCM Video Link - Warrensburg MO

    UCM Video Link - Warrensburg MO
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    Muleskinner - Digitalburg Online News

    Muleskinner - Digitalburg Online News
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    Whiteman Air Force Base

    Whiteman Air Force Base
    Home of the B2 Stealth Bomber, Click on the picture

    University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg

    University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg
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    UCM Athletics

    UCM Athletics
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    Johnson County Courthouse

    Johnson County Courthouse
    History of Johnson County Johnson County was established on December 13, 1834, when it separated from Lafayette County. Johnson County, named for R.M. Johnson, a Kentucky senator and later vice president, which as of 2006 has an estimated population of 50,646. There are seven municipalities located in Johnson County: Centerview, Chilhowee, Holden, Kingsville, Knob Noster, Latour, Leeton and Warrensburg, which is the county seat. Communities that no longer qualify as incorporated towns, but are still recognized on our county maps include: Burtville, Columbus, Cornelia, Dunksburg, Elm, Ernestville, Fayetteville, Magnolia, Medford, Montserrat, Owsley, Pittsville, Post Oak, Rose Hill, Slab Town and Sutherland. Johnson County’s most famous resident is not a man or a woman, but a dog named Old Drum, who was wrongly accused as a sheep-killer by his owner’s neighbor and was shot and killed. If Charles Burden had not loved his favorite hunting dog as he did, the unusual trial of Burden vs. Hornsby would never have occurred and George Graham Vest would never have had the opportunity to make his classic eulogy to all dogs. A statue of the infamous hound, along with the moving speech, stands immortalized on the Courthouse Square. To this day, over one hundred years after the fact, the statue and the story behind it still bring visitors from across the country. Johnson County is also home to University of Central Missouri and Whiteman Air Force Base - home of the Stealth Bomber. Johnson County is approximately fifty miles east of Kansas City and is rapidly growing as commuters move farther from the city. Genealogical research brings many visitors to Johnson County each year. The County Clerk’s office has birth and death records from 1883 to 1893. The Recorder of Deeds has land records and marriage records from 1835 to the present. Wills and probate records are located in the Circuit Court, Probate Division. Trails Regional Library, located in Warrensburg, houses the West Central Genealogical Society and Library. The Johnson County Historical Society, also located in Warrensburg, has numerous resources.

    Powell Gardens

    Powell Gardens
    Powell Gardens

    Warrensburg Community Center

    Warrensburg Community Center
    Indoor Pool, Fitness, Gym, Fun!

    Nassif Aquatic Center - Grover Park

    Nassif Aquatic Center - Grover Park
    A Great Facility in Warrensburg

    Warrensburg Arts Commission

    Warrensburg Arts Commission
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    Sunset Hill Cemetery - History

    Sunset Hill Cemetery - History
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    Warrensburg, Missouri WHS-CHS-UHS Class of 73 sponsored

    Warrensburg, Missouri WHS-CHS-UHS Class of 73  sponsored

    1977 1973 1972 Classmates Remembered - Warrensburg & University/College High School, Missouri

    Warrensburg High School, Missouri, Class of 1973
    The following classmates have passed away, we attended school with all them, but not all graduated from WHS. We all shared a common bond of attending Warrensburg schools together. We honor them by the memories we have of each of them. The classmates who have passed away are Candace Linette Allen, Pamela Baker, John Ballenger, Finis Bass, Wanda Barb King, Dale Allen Berry, Randy Borgstadt, Tim Burnett, James Donald "Jimmy" Cameron, Trudy Kay Carleton, Robin Cary, Jo Nita Cogburn, Jeff Crouch, Rick Clear, Carol Ann Parsons Cook, Sherry Corbin, Jackie Craig, Judi Weir Daleen, Frankie Dirkschneider, Tony Disney, David Downing, Randy Gill, Patsy (Goucher) Dove Rogers, Kathy Gray Anderson, David L. Harness, Paul Harrington, Becky Hensley, Rick Hill, Tom L. Holmes, Earl Long, Loretta Perry Borchers, Bobby Lee Parker, Alan Perkins, David Brooks Phillips, Alyce Plummer, Paul R. Pryor, Kathy Ricker Paine, Donald Tate, Tony Taylor, Mark Alan Todd, Teresa Green Tuter, James Van Dyke, Donna Watson (Bracken), Dwight Whitman, Ronnie Lee Williams and Rhonda Wilson.

    College/University High School Class of 1973
    The following classmates are no longer with us and they attended College/University High School in Warrensburg. We honor them by the good memories we have of each of them. They are Jack Barrows, Jerry Bowling, Tom Byrns, Christiane Elwell, Carol Newland, Don Rice, Jerry Stockton, Lindsey Whiteside.

    Warrensburg High School Class of 1972
    The following classmates have passed away since graduation. We remember them as classmates, friends and sharing life's experiences growing up with them. They are: Earl Bailey, Danny Bales, Allen Berry, Diane Forbush, Roger Hall, Jim Hardin, Julie Harpster, Frances Harris, Dennis Jenkins, Brooks Johnson, Sam King, Don Pautz, Ricky J. Reardon, Helen Ridge, Debbie West, Greg Wood.

    Class of 1977 - WHS classmates that have passed away as of 2017. Danny Brooks, Tammy Brooks Storm, Layne Brown, Mike Brown, Barbie Bruch Kerber, Linda Collins Rucker, Larry Criss, Julie Enwright Craddock, Rick Enzor, Ralph Gonzalez, Becky Hare Lemos, Crystal Kuhlman Ferrell, Darrell Lamb, Vicky Marr Freeman, Tammy Messenbrink Mitchell, Matt Pilkington, Chuck Wagner.

    Warrensburg Short History

    Warrensburg Short History
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    2015 Video of Photos Around Warrensburg

    2015 Video of Photos Around Warrensburg
    Video Photo Tour Warrensburg

    Steam Engine 3985 Comes Thru Warrensburg

    Steam Engine 3985 Comes Thru Warrensburg
    Steam Engine Visits Warrensburg

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    Drive Through Warrensburg

    Drive Through Warrensburg
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    1948 Video, Dewey for President Warrensburg Train Stop

    1948 Video, Dewey for President Warrensburg Train Stop
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