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NORTHEAST MISSOURI AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER &ƵůůLJ ĐĐƌĞĚŝƚĞĚ KƵƚƉĂƟ ĞŶƚ ^ƵƌŐĞƌLJ &ĂĐŝůŝƚLJ ŝŶ ,ĂŶŶŝďĂů͕ DK As northeast Missouri’ s only multi-specialty y
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^ƵƌŐĞƌLJ ĞŶƚĞƌ WƌŽǀŝĚĞƌƐ Sandra Ahlum, MD Richard Baumann, MD John Bennett, MD Christopher Bieniek, MD Michael Bukstein, MD Curtis Burton, MD Steven Cockrell, MD Scott Friedersdorf, DPM Shelly Friedersdorf, DPM Mark Greenwell, MD Daniel Gwan-Nulla, MD Aphrodite Henderson, MD Patricia Hirner, MD Justin Imhof, DO Kevin Imhof, DO Bhagirath Katbamna, MD Michael Koenig, MD Laura Maple, MD Erik Meidl, MD Alan Stoll, DDS Lynn Walley, MD Tria Wilhite, MD
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way to improve their health, and over 60% of the participants consider the programs an incentive to stay with the company. A paper in the December 2010 Harvard Business Review found that the return on each dollar a large company invests in an employee wellness program can be as high as $6. A full-service, comprehensive plan would begin with collecting biometric data from all participants and using this data to populate a Health Risk Assessment (HRA) to determine the company’s needs based on the employee profile. HRA’s are the best way to determine what kind of workplace wellness program intervention will hold the highest likelihood of success, measure its progress, and track the changes in health of the aggregate employee population. Every company’s wellness goals and priorities will be different based on the employee profile, and Quincy Medical Group will individualize the program to bestsuit these goals. Quincy Medical Group adopted an employee wellness program and can attest to its success. In the first year, over 75% of employees participated. Many employees have since quit smoking, lost weight, and excercised 30 minutes five times a week. Bob Johnson, Executive Director of Human Resources for Quincy Medical Group, says, “Because our employee number was over 500 people, we wanted to lead as a corporate citizen and as a health care provider. Our wellness program has created a work environment of people who feel valued because we are doing everything we can to provide them with the tools to reach their personal wellness goals. On top of that, we can measure the benefits from the program, including decreased health care costs and absenteeism. This is a comprehensive program designed to assist individuals in meeting their wellness goals.” For a complete list of wellness services, contact Abby Schlipmann at 222-6550 ext. 6459 or aschlipmann@quincymedgroup.com. Q +DQQLEDO 0DJD]LQH $SULO
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town’s first baseball team, was also organized in 1871, five years before the founding of the National League. None of the ball players used gloves in those days; a familiar saying of the time was that the only protection a catcher had was a prayer seeking good luck and no injury. The earliest baseball fields were near Collier Street and Maple Avenue. Although a path was carved out for the bases, the baseball diamond had clumps of grass throughout the field and at times the outfielders had a hard time digging the ball out of a tangle of weeds while the runners leisurely rounded the bases. One game of note occurred between the Nationals and a team from Payson, Illinos – the hometown boys won, beating Payson by a score of 99 to 60. The team was unhappy with the win as Louie Towne, caught trying to steal home, prevented the team from reaching the score of 100. Just a few weeks after Margaret celebrated her fourth birthday, on August 1, 1871 the new Wabash Bridge was dedicated and officially opened for traffic. For many years, Hannibal merchants dreamed of their own bridge across the Mississippi, which would further the advancement of Hannibal as a center of commerce and bring even more business opportunities to the small river town. The cost of the bridge was $485,000, an enormous sum of money at the time. The bridge spanned 1300 feet, stretching across the narrowest part of the Mississippi River; unfortunately, this location brought the bridge up against the face of a limestone bluff. Nitro glycerin was used to blast through the bluff to create a 302-foot tunnel for the tracks to continue westward from the bridge. To allow river traffic to pass uninhibited, one span of the bridge was able to rotate horizontally and then swing back into place once the steamboat had passed. The bridge was constructed for the railway but could also be used by other modes of transportation. Planks could be laid across the tracks which would allow other traffic to flow across the river for a modest fee: those travelling by foot paid 5 cents each, a man on horseback paid 15 cents, a wagon pulled by two horses cost 30 cents, and hogs, sheep and goats were charged 3 cents each. In 1873, the Hannibal City Council voted to allow construction of a street railway system. The tracks were laid from North Main and Hill Streets to Collier Street on South Main, and from Main Street westward on Broadway to the wedge at Market and Broadway. May, 1878 saw the enormous celebration for the opening of the streetcar line; newspaper accounts claimed that every citizen of Hannibal witnessed the inauguration, and it is possible that the Tobin family was part of the cheering crowd of onlookers gathered on Broadway to celebrate the event. The first shiny new street car was pulled by a lively mule team. At the end
of the line, the team was unhitched, led around to the other end of the car, and re-hitched facing the opposite direction. Among the passengers on this maiden voyage were two enthusiastic teenage boys, Harry Green and Robert Coontz, blowing horns and waving to the crowd. Young Robert would one day work for the streetcar company as a driver; by age fifteen he would be named superintendent of the line; and by 1919 (seven years after the Titanic disaster) Robert Coontz would rise to the rank of Admiral of the entire U.S. Navy. During the 1870s, many of the mansions of Millionaires’ Row were built, including the magnificent Italianate Villa for David Dubach on the southwest corner of Bird and 5th Streets. Also during this time, the Eastlake-style home of Sumner McKnight was completed on the bluff overlooking Bird at Tenth Street. This structure would later be moved by mule team some 300 feet west to make room for the construction of the Cruikshank mansion, today called Rockcliffe. In 1879, the magnificent Park Hotel was built on Center Street facing Central Park. That same year, the first telephone in the state of Missouri was installed in Hannibal, beating St. Louis by only a matter of hours. The first commercial telephone line ran from Hayward’s wholesale grocery on Front Street and connected directly to the office of his lime kiln near Riverside Cemetery. Telephone poles were yet to be invented, so the telephone cable was strung from building to building and tree to tree. Many people in Hannibal were skeptical of the practicality of this new-fangled invention. Charles W. McDaniel, who was responsible for hand-making the first telephone used in Hannibal, recalled in his book, Reminiscences of Hannibal Missouri, his attempt to install a telephone at the office of Hannibal’s largest lumber dealer, John J. Cruikshank. “I don’t need a telephone as I have a horse and buggy and drive around to all of the lumber yards every morning,” Cruikshank told McDaniel. However, the elder businessman wanted to help the upstart’s new business venture, and agreed to allow the installation of the telephone to take place. Not long after, Cruikshank sold his horse and buggy to McDaniel. “By using the telephone, I was enabled to get a purchasing agent for a railroad company to stay over for another train and succeeded in selling him a very large bill of lumber,” Cruikshank explained. “I made a sale today that will pay my telephone expense for the rest of my life.” Maggie Tobin graduated from Mary O’Leary’s grammar school in 1880. The thirteen-year-old was now expected to contribute to the household and took a job at D. J. Garth & Bro., a massive four-story tobacco company on Palmyra Avenue. The company processed over a half million pounds of leaf tobacco +DQQLEDO 0DJD]LQH $SULO
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Section 2 of the Tree Ordinance called for the establishment of a Tree Board conssisting of 5 volunteer members whose responsibility is to advise city personnel on tree management, problems and opportunities for plantings. m One of the first accomplishments of the tree board was to help the city qualify for tthe Tree City USA award. Since 2000 the city has held this designation. In the first year Hannibal was one of only 23 Missouri communities to qualify. H Although the Boardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s primary purpose is to advise, the Tree Board has always been a hands-on group. For the past 14 years the Board has physically helped plant over 250 ttrees and continues to maintain them with annual mulching and pruning. They also aassisted with the planting of nearly an equal amount of trees through obtaining grants, sseeking donations, and developing planting plans for areas in the city. All of these efforts have not gone unnoticed at the state level. The City of Hannibal Tree Board has been honored to receive the following awards: T 2003 Missouri Treescape Award 2003 Governorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Make A Difference Award 2003 Exceptional Re-Leaf Award 2011 Arbor Award of Excellence Since 2004 the Tree Board has conducted or co-sponsored the following workshops:
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annibal-LaGrange University is offering a variety of classroom and online courses for summer 2012. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Advantages to taking classes over the summer semester include a more relaxed atmosphere, smaller class sizes, and allows the student to concentrate on one or two classes rather than a full class load, â&#x20AC;? stated Dr. David Pelletier, HLGU Vice President of Academic Affairs. Once again this year, HLGU is offering the inseat class History & Hollywood. This unique-to-HLGU-class is taught by Dr. Sam Swisher. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This course examines how films have influenced our understanding of history, and whether or not it is important for films to be accurate in what they tell us about history,â&#x20AC;? stated Swisher. The History & Hollywood class will meet from 6:00-10:00 pm on Thursdays starting June 4, and ending July 27, 2012. Other classroom courses include: Essentials of Human Anatomy & Physiology, Microbiology, Foundations of Chemistry, and Medical Calculations. Master of Science in Education courses include: Differentiated Learning, Technology Applications, Vo-
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ust a little over a year after breaking ground, HannibalLaGrange University will hold a dedication ceremony and preview for the Roland Library. The event will take place at 10:00 am on Friday, April 27th in front of the new library on the HLGU campus. The community is invited to attend the dedication ceremony, reception, and tour the new facility. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Individuals may also choose to join students, faculty, and staff in a human chain to move the first one hundred books,â&#x20AC;? stated Julie Andresen, HLGU Assistant Professor and Library Director. In addition, volunteers are needed to help move the collection from one building to the other on May 12, 18, & 19 starting at 8:30 am. Snacks, drinks, and lunch will be provided for the volunteers each day. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We hope the community is as excited about this new facility as we are. Moving the entire collection along with all the other pieces that are going over to the new library will be hard work but so worth the effort,â&#x20AC;? stated Andresen. For more info regarding volunteering please contact Julie at 573.629.3130. The new 20,000 sq. ft. library is named in honor of Dr. E. Earl Roland. Dr. Roland is a 1941 graduate of Hannibal-LaGrange and a long-time supporter of the University. Amenities of the new
handicapped-accessible library facility include a multimediaequipped computer classroom, computer lab, private and group study rooms, audio and video editing stations, a coffee corner and fireplace lounge, childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reading area, and added space for expanded print and audiovisual collections. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This library is being built for our students today, and for generations of students to come. â&#x20AC;Ś This is the best itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ever been at HLG,â&#x20AC;? stated Woodrow W. Burt, president of Hannibal-LaGrange University at the new libraryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ground breaking on April 15, 2011. As with the current library, this new facility will be open to the public. Anyone wanting to visit, check out books, or go through the various collections is welcome to purchase a community borrower card for $27.50 per year. The libraryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s official date of opening will be announced later this spring or summer. Founded in 1858, Hannibal-LaGrange University is a fouryear liberal arts college fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and prides itself in its traditional and nontraditional educational experience in a distinctively Christian environment. For more information about HLGU or any of its various programs, please visit www.hlg.edu. Q
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area, so your donations are essential to the success of this year’s show. Although we eventually will explore alternative fundraising options, the donations we receive now will provide the seed for future success. They will allow us to expand that grand vision for downtown Hannibal in the summertime that originated with the Jaycees—a vision the HCPG intends to nurture and grow remarkably in the coming years. We view the fireworks display as a proud celebration of our nation’s independence and the many freedoms we enjoy; so we are dedicating this year’s show to Hannibal’s 2157th MP unit, and to all men and women in our area who have served and sacrificed their lives for our freedom. At this time, we are accepting pledges and donations under the Northeast Missouri Community Foundation’s 501(c)(3), which means your individual and/or business donations are tax-deductible. NEMOF is an organization that allows groups like ours to operate under a 501(c) (3) status and defer the time and expense of establishing their own. For a printable form that you can mail to us with a check or money order for your donation, please visit the HCPG Facebook page. You also can contact any HCPG member directly to make a contribution, or call President Joel Booth at 573-795-4243. No donation is too small! We will gratefully accept any amount that our area citizens and business leaders wish to offer. The HCPG also maintains a website, www.hcpg.org. While it is still a work-inprogress, the site is well on its way to getting our core message out to the public and to local businesses. Eventually, we will offer the convenience of donating right from your home or business simply by clicking the “DONATE NOW” button. The HCPG’s ultimate goal is to make a difference in the lives of Hannibal area residents and visitors by continually improving and adding to the unique “Hannibal experience” through our promotional efforts. Our first mission is to secure this 4th of July tradition for many years to come. As a group, we are very excited to take on this venture. We ask that you please partner with us in our efforts to continue the fireworks in Hannibal on the 4th of July, because the show must go on! Q
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“I enjoy meeting people and talking with tourists.” Second, you can join the Friends of the Mark Twain Museum. Friends of the Mark Twain Museum is an exclusive group that works behind the scenes, and not on a regular basis. You will help out during special events, create fundraisers or other events. There is no limit to your options — the goal is to make sure the museum is here for many years to come.
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