Oct. 25 Sedline

“I’d like to thank Elizabeth Hopkins at the assessor’s office for helping me last week fill out the application form for the Homestead Preservatiohn Credit Act. She could not have been more helpful and nice.”

“Boy, oh boy. That little notice you had in (the Oct. 18 Sedline) about the train station not being used for people going on the train is just about the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.”

“Why can’t more people be like James Graves, including myself? What an excellent article.”

“The viaduct that runs across Washington Street has been closed for three weeks now. And if they are going to keep it closed ... they need to post a fire truck and an ambulance for the north-side residents. If a train were to cut off intersections ... we would not have emergency access and the wait times would be longer.”

“Did the Pittsburgh Corning employees see the legal notice in the Oct. 4 Parade magazine? I’ll bet they didn’t.”

“I want to know when Sedalia is going to get the regular flu shot for the elderly people. Nobody has them in town, no doctor’s office, the health department, nobody.”

“Somebody said who’s the star of the movie they’re making about me. ... Well, when you’re a married man, you ain’t the star of nothing.”

“Thanks to Robert Jennings, co-pastor of Highway M Chapel, regarding his article on praise bands ... I agree with him 100 percent.”