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The Good Stuff: Mr. Everything Bossier High senior Coleman Beeson Coleman Beeson and his father, David Beeson. (Source: Beeson family) By Doug Warner | May 18, 2021 at 11:11 PM CDT - Updated May 18 at 11:11 PM BOSSIER CITY, La. (KSLA) â Just call him Mr. Everything. Bossier High Schoolâs Coleman Beeson nearly played every single boyâs sport offered during his four-year high school athletic career. The Good Stuff: Mr. Everything âHe makes me so proud, all of the time,â smiled his mother, Lori, when asked about how her son was able to accomplish so much on so many different fields of competition. But it wasnât always touchdowns and home runs while playing baseball, football, soccer, bowling, tennis, wrestling, and track and field. ....
John Scheets John Scheets trained to become a welder after high school, but when he was a kid, he wanted to be just like “Gibby” the cop. “I was just amazed. He always took time to stop and talk. He was just neat as a pin. His persona, the way he carried himself. I just thought that was awesome,” Scheets said. Older folks in Salem will remember Gilbert “Gibby” Bartha Sr.. He was a well-known Salem city police officer who during his off-hours, still in uniform, worked the door at the grocery/department store Persky’s, where Giant Eagle stands now and where Scheets used to see him. ....
mgreier@salemnews.net Longtime Salem Police Sgt. John Scheets flashes the familiar smile thatâs greeted Salem residents the past 36 years, first with the auxiliary then full-time as a road patrolman, detective, road supervisor and drug task force agent. Scheets retired from the department Jan. 8, but remains in law enforcement as a new member of the Columbiana County Sheriffâs Office. (Photo by Johnâs son, Jack Scheets) SALEM Â John Scheets trained to become a welder after high school, but when he was a kid, he wanted to be just like “Gibby” the cop. “I was just amazed. He always took time to stop and talk. He was just neat as a pin. His persona, the way he carried himself. I just thought that was awesome,” Scheets said. ....