<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3wLZD5_0wJg240600" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3wLZD5_0wJg240600" width="1080" height="673" ></figure><p>Friday evening, October 18 the Boonslick Cole Camp Library hosted their third annual Spooky Story contest. They had received eight submissions and the winners were presented with tickets to RiOak’s Haunted House and The Patch by Rupe Family Farms. </p><p>The authors were invited to read their submissions and Greg Burel read for those who didn’t want to. There were eleven short stories read during the evening. The Library sponsored contest gathered submissions from Cole Camp as well as other communities, including Versailles and Warsaw. It was a fun candlelit evening setting the mood for ghost tales and campfire treats.</p><p>Greg Burel, Cole Camp’s head librarian, was on a roll and the following evening, he invited the Sedalia Ghost Hunters and Paranormal Researchers to the Cole Camp Boonslick Library for a brief talk about their experiences and the different technological tools they use for paranormal investigations. It was a great informative lecture especially focused on what they do.</p><p>Following the lecture the group of nearly forty attendees moved en masse to the historic Bellview Hotel on South Maple in downtown Cole Camp. The entire group spent two hours touring the upper level of the building using various devices tuned to pick up incredibly subtle environmental and electromagnetic shifts and changes in the atmosphere of the building. Everyone attending agreed it was a great event and hoped there would be more collaborations in the works for the future.</p></div></body>

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Boonslick's Burel Hosts Third Annual Twilight Tales & Ghost Hunting

Friday evening, October 18 the Boonslick Cole Camp Library hosted their third annual Spooky Story contest. They had received eight submissions and the winners were presented with tickets to RiOak’s Haunted House and The Patch by Rupe Family Farms. The authors were invited to read their submissions and Greg...