 | Mary Louise Grannemann, 39, of Union, MO formerly of Marthasville and New Haven, passed away Friday, June 15th, 2018 at Mercy Hospital, Washington, Missouri. Mary was born January 23, 1979 in Hermann, Missouri the daughter of Thomas G. and Kathy Louise (nee Craig) Grannemann. She lived for several years at the Emmaus Home in Marthasville, but most recently had moved to Union. She worked for Temco -Shelter workshop in Marthasville. She is survived by her parents Tom and Kathy Grannemann and by her aunts and uncles Sharon & Jerry Hall, Hertford NC, and John & Barb Grannemann, New Haven. Visitation will be held Tuesday June 19th, from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home, New Haven, MO. Graveside Services will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 20th from Holy Family Catholic Church Cemetery, Port Hudson, Missouri, with Father James Foster officiating. Family request donations to Temco- Sheltered Workshop or New Haven Care Center- Activities Fund c/o Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home. |
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The annual Black Gold Softball Tournament returns to New Haven City Park this coming weekend on Saturday June 23 and Sunday June 24 with games on Lions and Bock fields. An annual men’s fastpitch tournament in the area dates back to the 1960s. The Black Gold team is comprised mainly of players originating from Hermann, New Haven, Union, and Washington. Eric Steinbeck, Terry Coon, Cullen Speckhals, Dean Haeffner, Jake Murphy, Jake Johnson and Matt Benz are some of the long-time players with local ties. Teams from Kansas, Illinois, and all parts of Missouri will battle it out in a round-robin format on Saturday, then single elimination tournament Saturday night and Sunday. Action starts Saturday morning with a game on Lions Field at 10:30am with Black Gold taking on McDaniels Concrete of Boonville, MO. Games pick up on both fields at noonwith Kelso Fastpitch of Kelso, MO taking on the Wizards of Oz from Silver Lake, Kansas on Lions and the St. Charles Tribe takes on the Falcons of Springfield, MO on Bock Field. The defending champion Bowen Fastpitch from Bowen, IL who recently finished 2rd in the 13 team Kelso Classic begins play at 1:30 on Bock field. Black Gold plays also plays at 3 p.m. on Lions Field. Single elimination games start at 5pm Saturday night and resume on Sunday at 9 a.m.. The championship game starts at 1:30 p.m. Black Gold finished 2nd in last year’s tournament. For the fourth year in a row there will be a mens’ fastpitch softball reunion held at the pavilion near Lions Field starting at 2 p.m. Saturday. Many former players from all over Missouri attended last year. All former players and fans from the state of Missouri are invited. “The Black Gold Classic is known for featuring good pitching and a very balanced field of teams,” said manager Eric Steinbeck. “We look forward to seeing everyone out at the ballpark.” Full concession stand along with BBQ pork steaks, burgers, hot dogs, and the ever popular popsicles will be available both days. For more information on the tournament contact Eric Steinbeck (314-640-6432). For more information on the reunion contact Dave Scheer (636-388-1307). New Haven School District #138
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Head Baseball JV Boys Basketball Middle School Boys Basketball Middle School Girls Basketball Assistant Track Applications for these positions can be found here.  Ruth Mae Riley, 83, of New Haven, Missouri, passed away Sunday, June 3, 2018 at New Haven Care Center.
Ruth was born in Washington, Missouri on October 6, 1934, a daughter of the late Rudolph & Olivia (Siedhoff) Schulze. She was the widow of John Riley. They were united in marriage on November 24, 1956, in Washington, Missouri. John preceded her in death in April 2, 1988. She was a member of St. Paul's Church, Berger, Missouri. She worked as an imprint operator for Hazel Inc., of Washington. Ruth enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, going to auctions, and playing bingo. Ruth is survived by a son, Mark Riley & wife Diane, of Villa Ridge, Missouri; a daughter, Sandy Nyhart & husband Buzz, of Twin Bridges, Montana; a son, James Riley & wife Dianna, of Winston, Oregon; a daughter, Sheila Meyer & husband Brad, of Berger, Missouri; a daughter, Janet Lowry & husband Ray, of Washington, Missouri; by three brothers, Rudy Schulze, of Washington, Missouri; Ken Schulze, of Washington, Missouri; and Jim Schulze, of Stoutsville, Missouri; a sister, Marilyn Lanwermeyer, of Washington, Missouri; a sister-in-law, Ruth Lottmann, of Washington, Missouri; by six grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and by a brother Joseph Schulze. Visitation will be held Thursday, June 7th from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home, New Haven. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10:00 a.m. at St. Paul's Church, Berger, Missouri, with Father John Deken officiating. Burial will be at St. Paul's Cemetery, Berger, Missouri. Memorials may be given to New Haven Senior Center or St. Paul's Church. C/O Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home. Marvin G. Horstmann, 83, of New Haven, MO, passed away Tuesday, May 29, 2018 at Mercy Hospital, Washington, Missouri. Marvin was born in Stony Hill, Missouri on October 8, 1934, a son of the late Benjamin & Adele (Von Behren) Horstmann. Marvin proudly served his country in the U.S. Air Force. He was a member of St. Peter's United Church of Christ, New Haven and the New Haven American Legion.
He was the widower of Alice M. (Pointer) Horstmann. They were united in marriage on October 25, 1958, at Emory United Methodist Church, New Haven. Alice preceded him in death on January 20, 2016. He was a supervisor for the Tube Mill which was operated by Kellwood. In his free time he enjoyed hunting and fish. He also loved sports, he enjoyed watching the St. Louis Cardinals, the St. Louis Blues, March Madness and the Mizzou Tigers. Marvin is survived by a daughter, Kay Hesemann & husband Robert, of Owensville, Missouri; two sons, Joe Horstmann, of Berger, Missouri; and Jeff Horstmann & friend Theresa Tynes, of Columbia, Missouri, by three grandchildren, Jordan, Cole, and Heidie, two great grandchildren, Autumn & Arya, and by many nieces & nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents, his wife, by five brothers, Harvey, Harry, Harold, Elmer, and Albert Horstmann and by three sisters, LaVerne Koelkebeck, Helen Gillig, and Mildred Weaver. Visitation will be held Friday, June 1st from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home, New Haven. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11:00 a.m. at St. Peter's United Church of Christ, New Haven, with Rev. David Poe officiating. Burial will be at St. Peter's Cemetery. Memorials may be given to New Haven Senior Center or New Haven American Legion. C/O Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home.
New Haven School District #138 Position: High School Secretary
Qualifications: High School Diploma/GED Reports To: High School Principal To apply for this position, click here. New Haven School District #138 Position: Special Education Teacher Aide
Qualifications: 60 college hours Reports To: Special Education Director To apply for this position, click here. Coaching positions are available. New Haven School District #138 Position: Special Education Teacher
Qualifications: Must hold proper certification. Reports To: Special Education Director To apply for this position, click here. Coaching positions are available. New Haven School District #138
It’s rare to find Jonathon Stone without a smile on his face. His enthusiasm and positive attitude are contagious. It’s no surprise that he excels at an East Central College Student Ambassador – giving tours and sharing his knowledge with potential students.
“His ability to connect with prospective students and parents has been an invaluable resource to East Central College,” explained Sara Marler, East Central College Admissions Representative. “Jonathon is highly praised by those he works with and is always humble about the praise he receives. He has been an excellent representative of East Central College.” His hard work and dedication to the college is why he was chosen as the 2018 Outstanding Student Award winner at the 47th Annual Spring Commencement. “Jonathon brings joy to my days,” said Shelli Allen, Vice President of Student Affairs. “The youth, energy and positivity that he brings into the workplace infects all of us. He shows up on time each day, ready to take on whatever new or different tasks await.” The Outstanding Student Award is the highest award given to an East Central College graduate. It is awarded to one student who embodies academic excellence and contributes to the life of the campus community. The honoree is selected by a vote of the faculty and staff who thoughtfully consider academic achievements as well as extracurricular involvement. To be considered for the honor, an ECC student must have maintained a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. Participation in campus and community activities are also considered. In addition to his role as a Student Ambassador, Jonathon was also a member of the Student Government Association and Phi Theta Kappa. Outside of East Central College, Jonathon was passionate about helping others. He volunteers with Franklin County Young Life, a Christian outreach program for adolescents, where he listens to the stories of young people and learns about their joys, triumphs, heartaches and setbacks. Jonathon graduated with Highest Honors, and will continue his education at the University of Missouri-St. Louis where he plans to study business marketing and participate in the U.S. Air Force ROTC program. By: Olivia Williams
National Honor Society, NHS, hosted its last meeting of the 2017-2018 school year on Friday, May 11. They celebrated finishing the school year with an annual Ice Cream Social held at the city park. Members of NHS brought various toppings and other sweet treats for everyone to enjoy. These toppings included whipped cream, candy, and chocolate syrup. Mrs. Oelrichs, the NHS sponsor, provided the members with vanilla and chocolate ice cream. This event is held each year to celebrate various things, such as welcoming the new inductees this year and saying goodbye to the seniors who are graduating. The Ice Cream Social is a nice way for members to end the school year and get to know the new members for the club. Before the Ice Cream Social, Grace Soete was asked what she was most looking forward to. She simply stated, “Free ice cream. Duh.” Kamryn Poe said she was looking forward to all the delicious toppings that would be at the Ice Cream Social. Kenzie Bauer said, “Anyone who knows me knows my favorite food is ice cream. And to get to eat and spend time with the other members is going to be fun.” The NHS members had a wonderful time in the park, eating ice cream and spending the last few days of school with their classmates. They were all in agreement that this was a great way to wrap up the school year. By: Grace Soete
On Tuesday, May 8th, the Spring band concert took place at New Haven High School. Grades 5-12 played 3-4 songs and received several different medals. The elementary grades could win awards for “Most Valuable Player”, “Most Improved Section”, and “Most Valuable Section”. The high school students were recognized for their performance in marching band, pep band, district, conference, state band, and the students who lettered. After the high school band performed 2 songs, the seniors had a chance to say a few words to sum up their accomplishments and memories throughout the 8 years of band. This was also the time Mrs. Koch announced the winners of the Carol Bounds Music Boosters scholarship, Michelle Bahena, and the John Philip Sousa award, Liz Hughes. After each grade performed their own songs, all of the grades combined to play a “master blaster” song. Mrs. Koch stated, “I think it's good to get the younger kids to sit and play next to the older kids for experience. It is also cool to hear how big of a sound we get when we all play together.” Overall, Mrs. Koch commented, “I thought it was maybe one of our strongest concerts, maybe the best we've ever given, since I’ve been here. All the grades did very well. They all exceeded my expectations for the year.” Senior Michelle Bahena reflected, “It was really memorable, especially with the touch Liz’s speech gave. I was super excited to have been awarded the Carol Bounds Music Booster scholarship because ever since I was younger I admired the seniors that were awarded it. I was also proud of Liz for being awarded the John Philip Sousa award.” Claire Meyer, junior, commented, “Overall I thought it was good. It was cool to hear the progression of the grades throughout the years. It'll be very weird without the seniors next year because we've been playing with them for a while now.” Congratulations to Mrs. Koch and all of the band students for another successful year! |
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