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REFORESTING FOREST GROVE
The Forrest Grove Cemetery Assoc. is searching for donations to assist in planting more trees on the cemetery grounds. In the Fall of 2013, through the generosity of Memorial Gift and the assistance of Culver-Stockton College students participating in Extreme Done Makeover, the Forest Grove Cemetery Assoc. was able to add 32 trees to the landscape of the cemetery grounds. Since the organization of the current Cemetery in the 1870s much of the existing tree canopy has been lost due to disease, storms and/or drought. The board members of the Cemetery are committed to adding to the existing planting as funds become available. Anyone interested in donating a tree or trees as a gift or memorial may contact – Forest Grove Cemetery Association P.O. Box 303 Canton, Mo 63435
SENATOR BLUNT’S MOBILE OFFICE
U.S. Senator Roy Blunt’s staff will host a Mobile Office on Friday, July 18 from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Canton City Hall. Mobile Offices are opportunities for Missourians to discuss their questions or concerns with the federal government one-on-one with members of Senator Blunt’s staff. To reach the Senator’s Office of Constituent Services, call (573) 442-8151 or send a letter to 1001 Cherry Street, Suite 104, Columbia, Mo. 65201.
GROUPS NEED TO RETRIEVE STORED ITEMS
The American Legion building in Canton is under new ownership. Anyone who might have items stored there should make arrangements to collect them by August 31. 2014. Any groups such as VFW and Auxiliary, Kiwanis or any others should contact Dick Pulse or Bill Dorris for access to the building. The American Legion Post 170 sold the building, but the Post is still very active. They meet on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Saints Ave. Restaurant. Interested veterans are encouraged to come to a meeting for more information.
(Photo by Rita Cox) The Lewis County Fair was a big event last week with many children of all ages enjoying the activities. The fair featured livestock and 4-H projects, displays, great food and entertainment. Many people had the opportunity to visit with friends and neighbors and many enjoyed the good weather.
Constitutional Amendment 7 Projects Announced When Missourians head to the polls on Aug. 5, they will know exactly what their tax dollars will bring to the state if they approve Constitutional Amendment 7. The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission approved a list of hundreds of transportation projects that represents the commission’s commitment to Missourians who want to invest in the state’s transportation future. “This list is the culmination of years of work, with collaboration from local transportation planners as well as input from thousands of citizens from across the state,” said Commission Chair Stephen Miller. “It represents a substantial investment in Missouri’s transportation infrastructure – but also means safer roads, more jobs, and a better economy.” The list includes $4.8 billion in transportation projects.
While the majority of work focuses on Missouri’s roads and bridges, it also incorporates other modes of transportation. “One of the most impressive things about this list is the expanse of work it covers and the real, tangible value you can see for your money,” said MoDOT Director Dave Nichols. “It includes resurfacing thousands of miles of roads, improving ports, railroads and airports, and even provides additional OATS service throughout rural regions of the state.” Ultimately, the delivery of projects outlined in this priorities list will go a long way toward fixing roads and bridges where Missouri’s system is already in bad condition. The end result of this work would affect Missourians in every region of the state and help meet the goals set forth in last year’s long range transportation plan.
The entire transportation improvement list and information about the amendment are available at www.modot.org/ movingforward. Improvements for Lewis County include: Resurface Route 81 from Iowa to Route 16 in Lewis Co. includes road and bridge. Add shoulders on Rte 6 from Rte 15 north Juntion to Rte DD. Resurface Rte 6 from Rte 15 north junction to Rte DD. Resurface Rte C from Rte 6 at Ewing to Business Rte 61 in LaGrange. Resurface Rte A from Rte E to Rte 16.. Replace/ repair the Rte 156 bridge over Seeber Branch. Replace /repair the Rte 156 bridge over Spees Branch. Replace/repair the Rte 16 bridge over the North Fabius River. Replace/ repair the Rte 16 bridge over the Middle Fabius River. Resurface Business Rte 61 from Rte 61 to Rte B in Canton. Resurface Business Rte 61 from Rte 61 to Rte B in
La Grange. Improve the terminal and extend the dock for the Lewis County-Canton Port Authority. Improve the Highland High School entrance on Rte 6 in Ewing. Resurface Rte 156 from Rte 63 in Macon County to Rte 6 in Lewis County. On Aug. 5, Missouri voters will decide on Amendment 7, a ballot measure to temporarily raise Missouri’s sales tax by three fourths of a cent. All proceeds from the 10-year tax would go toward much-needed transportation improvements across the state. The amendment’s provisions include the creation of a project list prior to the election so Missourians can see what their tax dollars would fund. For more information, visit www.modot.org/movingforward or contact MoDOT’s customer service center at 1-888-ASK-MODOT (1-888275-6636).
RECEIVES BLUEBIRD CONSERVATION AWARD Russell Heindselman was presented the 2014 Bluebird Conservation Award at the Missouri Bluebird Soceity Conference July 11-14. Steve Garr, President of the Missouri Bluebird Society, presented the award to Heindselman for the many things he does for bluebirds including building 7000 bluebird boxes since 2000. Heindselman has long been a promoter of nature and the
joys of using and observing nature and animals in their natural habitat. He shows young students in schools and scouts how to build bluebird boxes. He is always inventing new things to help the bluebirds and other birds. Heindselman also received a certificate as a charter member of the Missouri Bluebird Society. Russell Heindselman’s work can be found at most every
benefit in Lewis County. He donates the bluebird houses for auctions and benefits and has raised several thousand dollars for various causes. Heindselman loves to promote the beauty of the bluebird and shows people how to attract them to their yard so that everyone can enjoy the beauty and grace of the colorful bird. The bluebird became the official state of Missour in 1927. Russell Heindselman
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LaGrange Summer Programs Begin LaGrange Summer Programs held every Wednesday in July started off with a bang! Grant Kennedy brought one of the LaGrange fire trucks to the library on July 2, and entertained 22 children plus several parents, a record attendance. He explained and taught the various purposes of the job of being a firefighter, as well as the equipment necessary. The children re-
ceived souvenier fire hats and first-hand experience as to what it feels like to be in a firetruck. Each child’s name was in a drawing for a new book, which was won by Lauren Stutheit. The next Wednesday, July 9, will be a program and reading by Roslyn Hamilton, plus? All these Wednesday programs will be from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m, and you are invited to participate.
Students certified in financial literacy Culver-Stockton College reaches full residential capacity Culver-Stockton College is announcing the fall 2014 admission deadline as July 15, instead of the original deadline of Aug. 1. The deadline change is due to the largest incoming class of new students in nearly 15 years and a noticeable increase in retention of current students. “As enrollment numbers nationally are down, we are very excited to
go against that trend,� Misty McBee, Director of Admission said. “The campus is buzzing with excitement as the additional housing is being built to accommodate the larger class and we await all of the new students to arrive on campus in August.� Because of the rural location and lively College community, Culver-Stockton College is primar-
ily residential, with more than 95 percent of students planning to live on campus in the fall. This puts the College at full residential capacity, although regional commuting students will still be accepted through Aug. 1, 2014. We will offer eligible non-commuting students, that have been placed on the waiting list, early spring admission for 2015.
Hoffman Anniversary Friends and family are invited to celebrate the
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ton. The time of the event was omitted in last week’s article which is reprinted in its entirety on page A8.
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We wish to thank the Lewis County Agricultural Fair Board for their dedication of the 2014 Lewis County Fair, in memory of our loved one, Kevin Cary. We sincerely appreciate this honor for Kevin, the many tributes paid to him regarding his life, and the plaques presented to our family.
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Students from Highland High School recently received certificates from Ever-Fi which is a program sponsored by the United State Bank. The 10-unit course offers approximately six hours of programming aimed at teaching, assessing and
KHQA TV is hosting a free, family-focused event on the campus of Culver-Stockton College, complete with vendors, live entertainment and an outdoor movie. The community is invited to attend the “Mountain Dew Days of Summer,� planned for July 17, beginning at 5 p.m. on the quad between Henderson and Johnson Halls. KHQA will begin the event with a live report of the 5 and 6 p.m. news from the quad. Musical entertainment is scheduled from 7-9 p.m., and the event ends with an out-
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door showing of the movie “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2,� beginning at 9 p.m. Food and art booths will be set up during the event, as well
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will be Saturday July 26, 2014 at Lewiston, Mo Park. Reunion starts at 10:00 a.m. and goes till everyone leaves. Gene and Peggy will supply meat, plates, silverware. Please bring covered dish and drink of your choice. Hope to see you there.
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AROUND THE COUNTY
Junior Achievement Curriculum
Where In Lewis County?
Coleen Brown had the first correct guess to last week’s Where in Lewis County. Ms. Brown said the picture was of the front window of the Methodist Church in LaGrange. Next week will be another picture for readers to guess, Where in Lewis County?
Junior Achievement’s “Our Region” program was recently taught at Highland Elementary School to fourth grade students. Community volunteers from United State Bank including Curt Meany, Luke Rothweiler,
and Kathy Hinkle went into the classroom and lead hands-on activities that taught students about financial literacy, workplace readiness, andentrepreneurship through this program. The skills that are promoted through
Junior Achievement’s programs help students make connections between what they learn in school and how it can be applied to the real world. The “Our Region” program leads students to examine re-
gional and state resources and supply chains as well as solve problems by weighing risks and potential rewards. JA classroom volunteers show how resources are combined to create goods and services.
Extension Welcomes Livestock Educator The Lewis County Extension office welcomes new staff member Brenda Arnold, MU Extension Livestock Educator. Brenda is from Drexel, MO and has a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science
and a minor in Agricultural Economics from the University of Missouri. She covers Lewis and Marion counties and is available to answer questions about livestock production, management,
nutrition, genetics, and animal health and marketing. Brenda is looking forward to working with the public, so stop by the Extension office in Monticello to meet Brenda or call 573-767-5273.
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Blessing Nurse Earns Certification Alicia Ahern, RN, charge nurse, Surgery, Blessing Hospital, has earned national certification as an Operating Room Nurse (CNOR). Ahern lives in Durham. CNOR certification documents the achievement of identified standards of practice by a registered nurse providing care to patients before, during, and after surgery. This voluntary recognition program acknowledges the professional achievement demonstrated by an individual nurse’s performance which exceeds that required for competent practice. Certification requirements include 2,400 hours of experience and passage of a written ex-
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amination. Ahern is a 13 year member of the Blessing Hospital nursing staff and a member of the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses. She is a graduate of Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing/Culver-Stockton College.
PSC Sets Intervention Deadline In Ameren Missouri Electric Rate Case The Missouri Public Service Commission has established the deadline for those wishing to intervene and participate in an electric rate case filed by Ameren Missouri. Applications to intervene and participate in this case must be filed no later than July 31, 2014, with the Secretary of the Missouri Public Service Commission, P.O. Box 360, Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-0360, or by using the Commission’s Electronic Filing and Information System (EFIS)
at www.psc.mo.gov . Individual citizens wishing to comment should contact either the Office of the Public Counsel (Governor Office Building, 200 Madison Street, Suite 650, P.O. Box 2230, Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-2230, telephone (866) 922-2959, e-mail opcservice@ded. mo.gov) or the Public Service Commission Staff (P.O. Box 360, Jefferson City, Missouri 65102, telephone 1-800-3924211, e-mail pscinfo@psc. mo.gov). The Office of the
Benefit for Protsman A benefit for Laurie Protsman will be held July 19 from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the La Grange Lions Club. Laurie was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year, and the benefit will help support
Public Counsel is a separate state agency that represents the general public in matters before the Commission. On July 3, 2014, Ameren Missouri filed an electric rate case with the Missouri Public Service
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medical expenses during her treatment and fight against cancer. There will be numerous events: Live Auction, 50/50 drawings, Karaoke, Corn Hole Tournament, Bake Sale & Food.
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EDITORIAL Mother of bullying and suicide victim to make presentation in Quincy A free workshop on bullying and cyberbullying will be held July 25 in Quincy. The daylong workshop, “Bullying & Cyberbullying: Together We Can Make a Difference,” will feature Tina Meier from Missouri, whose daughter took her own life in October 2006 due in part to cyberbullying. The workshop, cosponsored by Blessing Hospital, the Blessing Behavioral Center and the Mental Health Authority of West Central Illinois, will be held from 8:30 am-4 pm in the Blessing Conference Center, 2801 Chestnut, Quincy. Any interested community member is welcome to attend. Preregistration is required because seating is limited. Meier is an internationally recognized speaker on bullying, cyberbullying, internet safety, conflict resolution, the roles of parents and educa-
tors, sexting, and suicide awareness and prevention. Since 2008, Tina has reached more than 200,000 students, educators, and parents through her presentations, in addition to national and international media appearances. Meier also accepted a Presidential invitation to attend the 2011 White House Anti-Bullying Conference, and served as a consultant during the production of the ABC Family movie, Cyberbully. Workshop objectives include establishing the sociological implications that result in typical bullying/cyberbullying; exploring the developing correlation between bullying and suicide; and developing skills that can be applied to issues involving bullying, cyberbullying, or suicide. Call the Mental Health Authority of West Central Illinois at 217-223-5609 to register.
Grant Funds History Writing Project The Missouri Humanities Council (MHC) has awarded a grant of $2,500 to Canton R-V Elementary School in support of the project, Wiki-Write: Missouri Local History in Wikipedia. The MHC is the only statewide agency in missouri devoted exclusively to humanities education for citizens of all ages. It has served as a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities since 1971. Canton R-v Elementary School will host two separate one-day workshops in August on Saturdays, August 9 and August 16 to teach community citizens interested in Northeast Missouri and local history how to incorporate local history into one of the most consulted online resources, Wikipedia. People all over Northeast Missouri know a great deal of their local history and then are disappointed when Wikipedia misses so much. The solution is to improve Wikipedia by
incorporating what people already know and can contribute. This will be the first workshops if its kind in the entire Midwest. The one day Wiki-Write workshops will be led by experts who will guide writers through the complexities of editing Wikipedia. Participants will learn how to correct errors and misinformation, how to add new information and how to include photographs, maps and links to sources of information. The only prerequisite is the ability to navigate email. To learn more about the grant and to sign up to become a participant, visit http://wikiwritelocal.weebly.com or email wikiwritelocal@gmail.com or call D’Ann Campbell at (860) 917-1729. For more information about the grants program of the Missouri Humanities Council, cal (314) 781-9660 or (800) 357-0909 or write to MHC, 543 Hanley Industrial Court, Suite 205, St. Louis, Mo. 6314401905
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This photo of students at Sunny Side School west of LaGrange was loaned by the Lewis County Historical Society and identified by Robert Farr who was a student at the school. Farr believes the photo was taken around 1935 when he was in second grade. Pictured are: front row: Camelita Wolfmeyer, Robert Farr. Second row: Genieve Wolfmeyer, Richard Farr, Wanda Bronstein. Third row: Elizabeth Wolfmeyer, Janita Wolfmeyer, Julian Ludwig. One of the adults is Cleta Mae VanTress, who was a teacher at the rural school, and the other two adults are unknown.
LEWIS COUNTY HISTORY
BACKWARD GLANCES From the pages of early Lewis County newspapers 25 Years Ago The Press-News Journal June 1, 1989 Missouri’s fall gun deer season will likely see a new harvest record and has been set for Nov. 11-19, with some changes from last season when hunters took a record 138,387 deer. There will be a further increase of any deer permits, from 265,650 last year to 290,000 this year. Most other regulations are the same as last year, except that checking hours will be 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., rather than 9 p.m. as in the past. There will be 57 management units, with antlerless deer quotas on all but two in the southeast which remain bucks only. There were no injuries in a freak accident Wednesday, May 24, in Canton that extensively damaged on car. A box trailer, owned by Canton Marine Towing, which had been unhooked a tractor truck for several minutes due to mechanical problems, was parked on Seventh Street between White Street and the alley to the north. The asphalt beneath one of the trailers two sand pads apparently couldn’t support the weight of the trailer loaded with wood chips. The trailer fell at 4:13 p.m. to the east, pinning the bumper of a 1984 Chevrolet coupe to the ground. The vehicle was owned by Jackie Schroder of 614 White. Though the nose of the car was pinned under the trailer, no headlights were broken. However, it is believed the car has extensive damage because of uni-body construction and the frame is believed to be sprung. Free lifetime entrance passports to federally-operated parks, monuments and recreation areas are available to persons age 62 or older or who are blind or permanently disabled and eligible to receive benefits under federal law. The Golden Age Passport is issued to citizens or permanent residents 62 years of age or older. The Golden Access Passport is for residents who have been medically determined to be blind or permanently disabled.
45 Years Ago The Canton Press-News June 3, 1969 An overflow audience in Alexander Campbell Auditorium saw honorary degrees conferred on the Dr. Alexander Lewis, Jr. (the speaker) and three other distinguished guests and the awarding of degrees to 202 seniors – the largest graduating class in the history of the college. One hundred twentytwo sophomores will be candidates for graduation from the Keokuk Center of Southeastern Iowa Area Community College at the commencement ceremonies Thursday night, June 5, in Calvert Stadium. Candidates for graduation from Canton are Kenneth Lynn Crawford, Janis Richard Galbraith, John Raymond Stiffey and Gary Wayne Lupardus. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hemming of Canton will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at an open house Sunday, June 8, at their home. Stanley A. Morrow, 68, a former Canton resident, died suddenly in St. Louis on June 1. Morrow was president of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of St. Louis since 1957. The Lewistown community had its first cleanup day May 24. The Junior Girl Scouts 74, assisted by their leader, Mrs. Dean Phillips, delivered notices to the area homes. Nine volunteer boys and Ronnie Logsdon and Richard Penn picked up trash that had been placed on the curbs. Boys volunteering were Merle Robinson, Doug Vaughn, Rodney Webster, Robert Peacock, Steve Vaughn, Stephen Austin, Kent Van Meter and Kevin Van Meter. Keith Hetzler, Lewistown, has been selected to attend the American Legion Missouri Boys State on the campus of Central Missouri State College at Warrensburg, James Lee Spurgeon of Williamstown has been selected to attend the American Legion Missouri Boys State at Warrensburg. Dixie Brennan of Williamstown received her bachelor of science in nursing degree at St. Lou-
is University, St. Louis, which ended its year long sesquicentennial celebration with graduation. Degrees were conferred on 1515 students. For the first time in the known history of Williamstown school, co-valedictorians were named for the 1969 graduating class at its commencement. They were Jane Shannon and Nanette Hudnut. 75 Years Ago The Canton Press-News June 8, 1939 Canton will in the near future launch a general improvement of city streets. Orders were placed with the O.B. Avery Co. of St. Louis for a 10,000 gallon tank storage battery coils and equipment and 500 gallon asphalt distributor. According to the plan of Mayor George Martin and the town board the street improvement is to follow completion of Canton’s fine municipal light and water plant. This street program will meet with popular acclaim and housewives will be glad to know that the possibility of ridding Canton streets of dust is about to become a reality. Ed P. Gaines, 63, was killed instantly about 8 o’clock Friday morning while working at a saw mill on the Roy Halliburton farm near Benjamin, when a board, hurled by the saw, hit him in the temple. At the meeting of the Culver-Stockton College Board of Trustees last week, Willard Hawkins, president of the Bank of Canton, was named a member of the board. Ted Owen handed his contract back to the Canton school board and said he would teach elsewhere next fall. He has had several good offers. Ted made a fine record in the local athletic field and knew how to get along with the boys. Mrs. Owen graduated from C-S last week. They have only the kindliest feelings for Canton and will leave only because Ted feels he cannot afford to turn down a much better offer. Changes in the personnel at the Farmers and Merchants Bank if La
Grange are taking place with the retirement of C.A. Bozarth, cashier, and Mrs. Louise Wolf Bozarth, assistant cashier, according to the Indicator. Effective June 1, Morey Bozarth is cashier. R.L. McLeon continues as assistant cashier, Miss Cleota Mae Downs took the position of bookkeeper. C.A. Bozarth has been connected with the bank a good part of the time since it opened in 1904. In these 21 years, he has proved his ability as a banker by his demonstration of good judgment, conservative management and trustworthiness. 85 Years Ago The Lewis County Journal June 6, 1929 A most horrible accident occurred south of Lewistown Saturday which resulted in the death of Ray Lewis, one of the best known young men of the community. He had been hunting with a companion and had slipped from a stump, striking the gun and his arm was almost blown off. He was taken to Canton Hospital where his arm was removed Tuesday but it was impossible to save his life and died at 5:30 Wednesday morning. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Lewistown, and was about 21 years of age. Homer Bittleston, 45, died at his home near Maywood June 1. He was a prominent young farmer, who moved to his community from Illinois several years ago. 95 Years Ago The Lewis County Journal June 6, 1919 A few years ago when a person went to town he either had a nice driving horse and buggy or he went in the big wagon. When he got to town he found a big open space with hitch-racks to tie his horses to. Or perhaps he put his horse in the livery stable. Nowadays when one goes to town he steps into his automobile, pulls down the juice, and travels at the rate of 15 to 20 miles per hour.
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COMMUNITY NEWS LaGrange News
By Myrna Hoteling
Do you remember where you were on July 20, 1969? Neil Armstrong was the first to walk on the moon during the Apollo 11 Mission. His words were “Thats’ one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.’’ I was at my sisters home in Bettendorf, Iowa. July 22 is Hot enough for you day? Alice Solter recently returned from a family reunion in Fredericksburg, Va., which celebrated the 50th birthday of her daughter, Mindy Littleton. Other family members attending were Mindy and Katie Littleton, Laura and Calvin Roberts, all of Fredericksburg, Susan Schulz of Quincy, Ill., and Lee Ann Rose, Mario Arrambide, Doc Dorsey and Ashley Whipple of Buffalo, N.Y. Alice was able to stay for an extended visit and returned home with Jay and Vi DeGroot of Edgerton, Minn., who visited family members in the area. Charlotte McDowell Miner and Jane Fohrman Gaus were classmates all 12 years of school so they share a lot of memories of those days plus the ones formed following school. Wednesday evening they got together for a visit with Stan Miner adding his thoughts. Guests in the home of Larry and Maxine Wolfmeyer to enjoy a Friday evening fish fry were Bruce Solter, Alice Solter, John and Jan Solter, Patty and Jerry Logsdon of La Grange and Jimmie Wolfmeyer, Kaye and Jerry Carpenter of Taylor. A real attention getter Sunday morning at the First Baptist Church before services began was the
smoke alarm going off. Steve and Jackie Gillespie and 3 children from WhiteHouse, Tenn., surprised his parents Friday evening when they arrived for a visit. Steve will be attending a church conference in Kansas City and came home for a short visit beforehand. I read of a man bitten by a copperhead snake at a park in St. Charles, Mo. I recalled that in 1973 a kindergarten girl, Dawn Hadfield, daughter of Jerry and Judy Hadfield was also bitten by a copperhead snake. She suffered three bites, determined by the puncture marks near her thumb. She was in critical condition for three or four days but her experience had an amazing outcome as he recovered completely. The man was not so lucky. Stan and Charlotte Miner went to Davenport, Iowa on Thursday, their home for many years, and conducted business and visited several of their old friends plus her sister Marsha White. Buckley McCutchan had a three day delay before getting back on the road as his truck required some work. He is now on his way with a load for Washington State. Cyin VanWardhuizen, great niece of Conni Blessing returned to her parents Friday. They met at McDonald’s in Mt. Pleasant after a week long stay. The little 14 year old girl captured the heart of Aunt Conni and Uncle Bob who found her a joy. They enjoyed eating out, shopping and cooking together. Conni called on Pat Waterman Sunday. Pat is a great jigsaw puzzler.
Slater Reunion The five surviving children of the late Ruth and Carl Slater had a reunion July 4 through 5. The reunion was held in LaGrange on the Slater homeplace which had been vacant for several years. Donna (Slater) McCarty and family have recently acquired the land and after a massive clean up, were able to celebrate with family members. Good food and lots of fond memories and tears were shared. Those attending were Martin and Donna (Slater) McCarty of Dunlap, Ill.; their sons, Aaron and wife Tammy of Carlock, Ill., and his family, Megan, Zach and hunter; and son Darren McCarty and friend, Chris Leon of Lincoln,
Neb. Carl Slater of Kirksville; his daughters, Holly and Terry Bearly of Lee’s Summit and family, Allison; and Angela Althide of La Plata and family, Callie and Cassidy. Leroy Slater of Shepherdsville, Ky.; his daughter, Wendy; and son Lee, along with his family Zach and friend Shawna. John Slater of Lewistown. Larry Slater of Quincy Ill.; his daughter, Jamie and Timmy Kaylor of LaGrange and family, Blake, Carson, and Bentley; and son Michael of Quincy, and his family Catlyn and granddaughter Madelynn; and son, Neil of LaGrange. Family also attending were the son of the late Donald Slater, Dana slater and wife, Paula, of Lewistown.
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By Loretta Bringer
John and Susan Knoche entertained family and friends with a 50th birthday party for Mike Durst and Tammy Knoche on Saturday evening. Everyone had a great time. Jack and Pete Fountain just had a week with their littlest grandson, Kaden. They had Daycamp adventures, gardening fun and swimming. Thursday evening their granddaughter, Sydney Fountain came and spent the night and on Friday Kaden returned home to get ready for his fifth birthday party in Highland, Ill. The Fountain’s had a lot of detours on the way back to Highland since they ran into lood waters. On Saturday, Chris and Tracy Fountain arrived in Highland for the celebration of the birthday and everyone returned home on Sunday. Kaden’s mother and father are expecting a new baby anytime now so I’m sure the Fountains will be on the way to Highland, Il again soon.. Monday, Loretta Bringer attended the Hannibal Regional Hospital Board meeting and had orientation for two new members. The new Volunteer
of the Year was recognized along with the new Chaplin Volunteer of the Year. Loretta was recognized as last year’s volunteer and her portrait that had hung in the hospital mall for the last year was a gift to her. The area was sorry to hear of the death of Betty Kolthoff of Vibumnum,Mo. Betty and her husband, Arlo and family were active in the South Union Baptist Church until moving out of area. Betty and Arlo had a first year anniversary party for Marvin and I and she was a talented and attractive lady. Saturday evening, Marvin and Loretta Bringer enjoyed the ice cream social in Rensselaer. It is always a fun evening to visit with friends and they had dinner with Dalton Shepherd in Palmyra earlier in the evening. Paul and Irene Durst, Mary and Wayne Snodgrass, Nellie Snodgrass and Lounell Southard met Tuesday evening for supper in Quincy.. Visitors in the home of Irvin and Delores Wilson on Thursday were Marvin and Loretta Bringer
Still Standing, James “Edd” Hardin
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Mr. and Mrs. Les Lair of Quincy, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lund and Sue Whitaker of Ewing took their mother, Betty Glenn, out to eat on Friday in observance of her birthday, Betty played bingo at the Senior Center on Thursday, after Kay had taken her to lunch at the Lewistown Diner and then they had supper at the Ozark Steakhouse. They also enjoyed seeing the exotic animals at the growing zoo exhibit. Sue Whitaker has moved back to Ewing after living in LaBelle for a while. Denise and David Goodwin spent a lot of time at the Lewis county fair, assisting where needed at the gate, 4-H stand, her Collector of Revenue booth and the democratic committee booth at the commercial building, children games and working with the 4-H kids and parents. Denise won best of show for her canned tomatoes and chocolate chip cookies Erma Dee Jones celebrated her 85th birthday last week, she joined JoAnn Hawkins and Karon Peer at the 18 Wheeler and then Doug and family took her to the Texas Roadhouse where Sonya Mock was also honored for her July 10 birthday. Present were
Sonya and Kelly Mock, Emily, Karah and Olivia; Brad Martin, Doug and Teresa Martin and Erma Dee Jones. Later they went to the Mock home for ice cream and cake. Sunday afternoon at Erma Dee’s house, Kevin Martin and family brought ice cream and cake, Present were Doug and Teresa Martin, Kevin and Robin Martin and Jaymee Martin, Rebecca and Landon, Kelly and Sonya Mock, Emily, Karah and Olivia. Jaymee furnished a decorated butterfly cake for her Grandma Dee and Robin brought the ice cream. Jaymee’s birthday was July 6 and was celebrated at Wakonda State Park where they were camping. Brad’s work schedule did not allow him to join on Sunday, but cake was sent to him. Erma Dee went to the fair and as always enjoyed the quilt show and other household exhibits. Although entreies were down in numbers this year, hopefully next year more people will take the time to take exhibits to the fair and show off their homemade goods. Thought for the Day: You are here to make the world a better place because you have lived.
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The La Belle Community CWF met at the La Belle Fire House on July 12, with the following present: Karen Lasswell, Sue Sharpe, Zonie Clay, Lois Parrish, Margaret Miler, Ida Byers and Judy Pitford. Karen opened with prayer. Judy read “Thank You” card from Highland faculty and staff for the cookies and prayers
Mrs. Ida Byers hosted the annual reunion of the descendants of the late Albert Tjaden on July 5, at her home in La Belle. Those present were: Jim and Alberta Lindsey, Nathan, Joanne and Nora Lindsey of Batavia, Oh., Quintin and Sharon Lindsey of Wonderlake, Ill., John and Pam Tjaden, Bowen, Ill., Jim and Jane
send near the end of the past school term. Judy then read James 1:22, followed by questions and much discussion. Ida reminded everyone that July 16 is “Wear a Cross Day”. The meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer in unison. Next meeting will be Aug. 2 at the Fire House at 8:30 a.m.
The family of Margaret Vannaken wishes to thank everyone for the cards, visits, food, flowers, memorials, thoughts, and prayers. And all the respect and love that was shown.
Tjaden, Clayton, Ill, Jenni, Tori, Hunter, Amber Louderback, Clayton, Ill., Jami, Kyle, and Ryleigh Powell, Camp Point Ill., Kelly, Kathy, Mahalia, Clara and Abbie Stitch, Fairfield, Ill, Scott and Ronda Wolter of Quincy, Ill., Teresa Parker and Jarrod Phillips of Canton, Mo., and long time family friend, Margaret Miller.
JAMES E BROWN July 23, 1941 – July 16, 2009
God saw you getting tired and A cure was not be, So He put his arms and you and Whispered, come home with Me. With tearful eyes we watched you Suffer and fade away Although we love you dearly, We could not make you stay. A loving heart stopped beating, Your loving hands now rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best In our hearts forever, Your loving family
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I would like to thank everybody that came to my Surprise 75th Birthday Party. Also thanks to my wife and daughters that made it happen. For all those others that helped with this monumental occasion, I owe you.
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OBITUARIES Iva June Williams
Willam Ray Janes
Iva June Williams, 76, of Brashear, Mo, passed away July 10, 2014, in the Northeast Regional Medical Center in Kirksville, Mo. She was born June 8, 1939, at LaGrange, Mo, the daughter of Lawrence and Lurah Morgan Hubble. She was united in marriage to Melvin McCarty in 1954, and to this union eight children were born. She was united in marriage to Silas William Gamble and he preceded her in 1996. Mrs. Williams was also preceded in death by her parents, one son Michael McCarty, one brother Arlis Hubble and one sister Dorothy Fifer. Surviving are her special friend Virgil Carlin of Brashear, Mo, seven children, Marshall McCarty and Sharon of Callao, Mo, Darrell McCarty and Peggy of LaGrange, Mo, Marilyn Laudell and Terry of Canton, Mo, Gary Foster of Linnus, Mo, Malinda Crawford and Hollis of Brashear, Mo, James Bachman and Susan of Jefferson City, Mo, and Deborah Trujillo and Tim of Pueblo, Co, three step sons, Mark Gamble and Susan of Cincinnati, Ohio,
William Ray “Bill” Janes, 77 of Canton, Mo. died Thursday, July 10, 2014 at 8:10 AM at Canton, Missouri. The son of Gilbert Raymond and Lillian May (Chappel) Janes was born on January 9, 1937 at Victor, Missouri. Bill was a fun loving ornery jokester. He loved hunting, fishing, riding his scooter and he was an avid poker player. He is survived by his four children, Kathy (Ronnie) Hinds of Hannibal, Mo., Wendell Ray (Carla) Janes of Hannibal, Mo., Brenda K. (Mike) Webster of Canton, Mo. and William Michael (Melanie) Janes of Eagle Mountain, Utah; eighteen grandchildren, twenty-two great-grandchildren; two brothers, Terry (Theresa) Janes of
Ron Gamble and Paula of Monroe City, Mo, and Scott Gamble and Tina of Hannibal, Mo, one brother Richard Hubble of Monroe city, Mo, two sisters Grace Patterson of Village Mills, TX and Emma Harrison and Larry of Bethel, Mo, eleven grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren, seven step grandchildren, five step great grandchildren and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Mrs. Williams was raised in LaGrange, Mo, where she received her education. She lived in Monroe City, Mo several years where she was employed in housekeeping at the Monroe City Manor and later worked in housekeeping at the Salt River Nursing Home in Shelbina, Mo. For the past year she has resided in Brashear, Mo. Iva June enjoyed traveling, gardening, quilting and spending time with her family especially her dog Tinki. She was a member of the Baptist Church in LaGrange, Mo. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. July 14, 2014, in the Hudson-Rimer Funeral Home in Edina, Mo. Reverend Mack McKinney will officiate the ser-
vices. Burial will be in the St. Judes Cemetery at Monroe City, Mo. Music will be provided by Tim and Felicia Scott. Casket bearers will be Jeremy Crawford, Anthony Laudell, Hunter McCutchan, Shawn Gamble, Tony Gamble, Josh Gamble and Paul Harrison. Visitation will be held July 14, 2014, from 12 noon till time of services at 2 p.m. in the HudsonRimer Funeral Home in Edina, Mo. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Memorials may be left at or mailed to Hudson-Rimer Funeral Home, P.O. Box 1, Edina, Mo 63537. Online condolences can be made at www.hudsonrimerfh.com
Cottrell Cousin Reunion The Cottrell Cousin Reunion was held July 13 at the LaGrange Lions Hall. Those in attendence were: Richard and Pat Cottrell, Brad, Tammy, Teddie, Brady, Braxden and Brayden Neil; Kevin Cottrell and LaVonne Bennett; Randy and Pam Shubert; Roger and Nancy Cottrell; Tony, Kerri and Hannah Cottrell; Lori and
Jeff Davis; Rebecca and Matt Gallagher, Nicholas Green; Peighton Gallagher and Elizabeth Lay; Ruth Cottrell Mosier; Bill and Toni Cottrell, Dearl and Sue Logan; John and Peggy Steinbeck; Mike and Pam Cottrell, Wes, Heather, Madison, Brenlynn and Rylann Sharpe; Drew McCutchan; Lisa and Daycee Cottrell and David Hen-
drix; Dennis and Donnie Cottrell, Betty Beeman, David and Sunnie Ohl; George, Mike, Angie Jeremy and Jonathan Boyer; Margie Sturhan, John and Linda Shannon. Later those who visited with family members were Phyllis Merrell, Pam Guilfoyle and Steve Griesbaum.
Brenda Schlager for Recorder of Deeds
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Betty Kolthoff Betty Faye Kolthoff, 86, of Viburnum, Mo., formerly of Taylor, Mo.,died July 12, 2014 at the Phelps County Regional Medical Center in Rolla, Mo. Betty was born July 26, 1927 in Shelbina, Missouri to Lloyd and Leota Garrett MaGruder. Betty was married to Arlo R. Kolthoff on February 14, 1947, in Hannibal. He died Jan. 10, 1999. Betty was a graduate of Shelbyville High School in the Class of 1945 and served as class president. She worked as a secretary for the Quincy Herald Whig. She worked for Peerless Pump and Richards Electric both of Quincy. After her marriage, Betty and Arlo started farming and lived in the Taylor river bottoms for 30 years. She was a Taylor 4-H leader. Betty worked for her son’s company, Fourstate Motors of
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More than 10,000 of America’s best and brightest youth traveled to the historic city of Nashville to make some history of their own as they showcased their talents as future business leaders and vied for the opportunity to win over $165,000 in cash awards. Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA-PBL), the largest and oldest student business organization, held its National Leadership Conference (NLC) in Nashville on June 29– July 2. Participants from across the United States and two countries were in attendance for this exciting conference to sharpen their core business skills, expand their networks, and participate in more than 60 business and busi-
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Why this office? I feel this is a position I can easily transition into. I have been creating, recording, and protecting medical records for almost 20 years. I realize there is a large difference, but I am hardworking, extremely motivated, adaptable and trainable. I look forward to serving you. Please Request a Republican Ballot on August 5 Your Support is Greatly Appreciated Paid for by Committee to Elect Brenda Schlager: Mike Lowe, Treasurer
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morial Fund. Pallbearers: Terry Janes, Gilbert Janes, Wendell Janes, Mike Janes, Mike Webster, Jesse Janes and Eli Hinds. Honorary Pallbearers: Kenny Green, Joe Janes, Larry R. Janes, John Janes and Tim Janes. Online condolences may be left at www.arnoldsfuneralhome.net
Viburnum, prior to retirement. She was a member of the South Union Baptist Church where she was active as children’s sunday school superintendent and teacher for many years. She was a wonderful mother, cook, and homemaker. Surviving are children, Gary Kolthoff of Viburnum, Mo.; Sherry (Tom) Lueth of Chandler, AZ; and Terry Kolthoff of Lenox, Iowa; grandchildren: Kyle and Alex Kolthoff; great grandchildren, Quinton and Ayva Kolthoff; sister in law, Rosella Kolthoff; a special friend who she called her son, Chad Lambright of Viburnum; family and friends, and her special animals. She was preceded in death by her husband; parents; sister, Wanda Simpson; brother, William Carl Gaines.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday, July 18, 2014 at the Lewis Brothers Funeral Chapel in Palmyra. Rev. Terry M. Buster will officiate. Burial will be at the Maywood Cemetery in Maywood, Mo. Visitation will be held from noon until time of services Friday at the funeral chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to South Union Baptist Church in Maywood, Mo.
Local FBLA Student Receives National Award
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Philadelphia, Mo. and Gilbert (Judy) Janes of Quincy, Il.; several nieces & nephews and longtime companion, Bobbie Tobias. He was preceded in death by his parents, daughter, Reba June, great-granddaughter, Bryanna Nicole, sister and brother-in-law, Kathryn & Den Garner and brother, Larry L. Janes. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 12, 2014 at 10 AM at Arnold’s Funeral Home in Canton with Rev. Brian Stone officiating. Burial will be in the Ballard Cemetery near Neeper, Mo. Visitation will be held Saturday morning from 8 AM until the time of services at Arnold’s Funeral Home in Canton. Memorials may be made to the Bill Janes Me-
ness-related competitive events. Students representing Canton High School included Arianna Berhorst, competing in Computer Applications, Kimberly Clark, competing in Personal Finance, Cara Job, competing in Database Design, and Jake Murphy, competing in Accounting II. These students began competing at the district level back in January and advanced through the district and state levels of competition to qualify to attend and compete at the NLC. During the opening session of this conference, Kimberly was recognized with the honor of receiving the Distinguished Business Leader $500 scholarship. Apply-
ing for this scholarship was one of several requirements that Kimberly had to meet in order to receive her America award. There are four award levels that FBLA members can work toward at their own pace-Future, Business, Leader, and America--and Kimberly is the first Canton member to achieve all four levels. She was recognized for achieving the America level during the North Central Region meeting. During the awards ceremony, for the third consecutive year, Kimberly Clark found herself on the national stage one last time as her name was called for finishing sixth in the nation in her competitive event, Personal Finance. She received both a trophy and $100 cash prize.
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Scenes From The Lewis County Fair
Brenda Boltz and Jeff Whiston greeted fair goers at the Farm Bureau booth at the fair. Whiston is the new Farm Bureau agent for Lewis County.
Several people attended the annual opening of the Lewis County Fair including Sen. Brian Munzlinger and Rep. Craig Redmon. The ribbon cutting was completed by 2013 fair queen Jessica Campen and 2013 Little Miss Sawyer Smith.
Will Van Meter, age 6, was named Little Mr. Lewis County Fair.
Beautiful and interesting photograph took home many awards at the Lewis County Fair.
Clarie Wischerchen, age 4, is the 2014 Little Miss Lewis County Fair. She and her sister, Kyleigh,age 2, enjoyed lots of fair fun.
Many homemade goods were on display with many winning a ribbon.
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CELEBRATIONS
Celebrating 50 Years of Anniversary Celebration in Lewistown Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Chillion - 2014
George and Marilyn Hoffman
George and Marilyn Hoffman of Canton, Missouri, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, July 20, 2014 at the Cornerstone Inn in Canton from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. The event will be hosted by their children and grandchildren. Mr. Hoffman and the former Marilyn Cox Hoffman were married by the late Rev. Waldo M. Burton of Quincy in the Wyaconda Baptist Church west of Canton o Route P. Mrs. Hoffman is the daughter of the late J. Harold and Leona Drescher Cox. Mr. Hoffman is the son of the late Stanley and Mildren Blackburn Hoffman.
They are the parents of Debra (Ed) Schoenfelt, of Chesterton, Ind., Maria (Mike) Baker of Quincy, Ill, and John (Sarah) Hoffman of Keokuk, Iowa. They have eight grandchildren. Mr. Hoffman retired after 33 years with the U.S. Postal Service in Canton and Mrs. Hoffman retired from the Canton Insurance Company and more recently after 30 years as secretary at Culver-Stockton College. Mr. Hoffman is a past master of Craft Lodge 287 AF&AM and also a 50-year member. The Hoffmans currently reside on their Century Farm west of Canton.
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Darrel and Minerva Chillion of Durham will be honored for their 50th wedding anniversary with cake and ice cream from 4-7 p.m. Saturday, July 26 at the American Legion Hall in Lewistown. Family and friends are invited to join in the celebration of their milestone. Mr. Chillion and the former Minerva Wiseman were married July, 24, 1964 at St. Francis Church in Quincy, Ill. The couple first met in seventh grade with Darrel, mischievously shooting paper wads and rubberbands. Later on in years, Darrel and his friend were at the circle strip in Quincy where they came upon Minerva and her friend a yellow/green Pontiac. A bet was made on who would date red head, and after a couple of years of courting the couple were wedded as it was meant to be. Mrs. Chillion, former
Minerva Wiseman, is the daughter of Hazel Wiseman of Quincy, and the late Earl Wiseman. Mr. Chillion is the son of the Vern and Viola Chillion. They are the parents of the late Michael Chillion, Thomas Chillion, and his wife, DeAnna, of Lewistown, and Rusty Chilion and his wife, Kellie, of Crawfordsville, In. The couple has been blessed with six grandsons. Michael, Gregory, and Steven, children of Thomas and DeAnna Chillion and Eddie, Joey, and Rusty Michael, children of Rusty and Kellie Chillion. Mr. Chillion retired from Watlow Industries after 15 years of service. He now enjoys substitute teaching for Lewis Co. C-1 District. He also enjoys hunting and fishing with his grandsons and is a dedicated St. Louis Cardinals fan. Mrs. Chil-
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lion has retired from JC Penny Hair Salon after 17 years of service. She then enjoyed the countryside with delivering papers for the Quincy Herald Whig. She continues to be a beautician for the family, coordinating family gatherings and reminiscing with family photos.
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I, Debra S. Lay, Collector of Revenue within and for the City of LaBelle, Missouri, hereby give notice as provided in Chapter 140 Section 140.100 to 140.170 Revised Statutes of Missouri, 2000 as amended, that I shall offer for sale the hereinafter described lots and land for delinquent taxes on real estate at the Courthouse door, in Monticello, Missouri on the fourth (4th) Monday, the 25th day of August, 2014, commencing at 10:00 a.m. of said day and continuing day to day thereafter in accordance with statute. Said lots and land situated in LaBelle, Missouri, City Limits and the lots described by number, block, addition, etc. and aggregate amount of taxes, penalty, interest for the years stated as follows. All taxes calculated for August 2014.
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Owner(s)
Property Description Legal
Baker, Vernon & Amanda
Orig. LaBelle 15’ W Side 3 5’ E of 4 Blk 15
Clay, Dwight & Theresa S.
2012 Taxes Interest & Penalties $17.79
2013 Taxes Interest & Penalties $13.04
Totals
Orig. LaBelle 5-6-7-8-9-10 Blk 22
$136.92
$112.44
$249.36
Russell, Samuel & Bonnie
Orig. LaBelle All 6-7 Blk 18
$82.87
$71.25
$154.12
Smith, Luann
Orig LaBelle S 1/2 of 11-12-13-14 Blk 18
$85.24
$101.72
$186.96
Tournear, Cory & Kara
Orig LaBelle 7 W 37’ of 6 Blk 26
$73.72
$73.10
$236.37
Turning Point Associates
Smith & Allens LaBelle 1-2-3-4-5-6 Blk 11
$10.17
$36.63
$46.80
Turning Point Associates
Smith & Allens LaBelle All of Blk 2
$227.42
$191.99
$419.41
Canton/Monticello/Lewistown Linda & Charles Williams
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1-7-15* Jenny D. Murphy Reid Farm 3-10-16* CANTON & MONTICELLO Gullion Farms 4-24-15* Campen Farms 11-03-15* Barb Borgstadt Property 6-7-15* Violators will be prosecuted! 517 N 4th; 519 Skinner Paul Lahr Farms 7-01-14* Roland & Gregory Farr Farms LEWISTOWN 8-10-14* Warner/McHughFarms 1-23-15* Paul Legg Farm 10-6-14* Emrick Farms-Harry & Neva Emrick 22422 Ponderosa Ave. $750 reward for information lead- Lonnie/Earnest Martin 11-04-14* ing to arrest and conviction of any(410 N. Main (old Cath. Church) one trespassing on Emrick Farms Marsha Allison & Bange Farms 8-9-14* 11-15-14* David Keith Farm 10-29-14* Vernie Stice Farms 11-6-14* WILLIAMSTOWN Lowell Reynolds Farm 12-27-14* Jim Lillard Farms 1-04-15* Nimmie Jean Humphrey Farm 11-19-14*
Eichor Farms
FREE! Must be paid
Williamstown: 30 secluded acres with plenty of deer sign in whitetail country – call Jennifer at 217.257.8812.
Trespassing or Hunting
5-29-
Buy two weeks, get the third
LaBelle Senior Housing 660-213-4012
Lewistown: 2000 sq ft home with nice 2-car garage/workshop. Price Reduced – Make Offer! - call Jennifer at 217.257.8812.
Courtney Farms 15* Gary& Patricia Bunch (No fireworks)
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LaBelle Sr. Housing 1 bedroom, well-kept apartments for rent, income based rent, includes utilities, refrigerator and range. Quiet atmosphere. On site laundry facilities. Contact Amy Parrish, P.O. Box 169, LaBelle, MO 63447
LaBelle: 3-bed, 1 bath with SOLD2 sheds in country – call Jennifer at 217.257.8812.
Lewis Co. Ambulance C M Emergency: Dial
CANTON & LAGRANGE
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Bill Fretwell, Broker / MO : 573-767-5436 BillF@FretwellLand.com Susan Adam, Sales / MO: 660.342.2773 SusanA@FretwellLand.com Craig Myers, Sales / MO: 660.341.9305 CraigM@FretwellLand.com Jennifer Wood, Sales / MO: 217.257.8812 JenniferW@FretwellLand.com
The Canton R-V School District is accepting applications for the position of Custodian. Applications may be obtained at the Superintendent’s Office, 3rd and Madison, Canton, Missouri 63435 or by calling 573-288-5216. The Canton R-V School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
CANTON
WHITE SIDE BY SIDE refirigerator-freezer. Water and ice in door, 26 cu. ft. White glass top electric range, Frigidaire brand. Both like new condition. $500.00. Can be seen in LaGrange, call 573-655-4861
GARAGE SALE Friday 18th 8-4, Sat. 19th 8-?. 305 Madison, Canton. Clothes Lg to 3X, Coca Cola items, Picture Frames, Small Fish Aquarium.
REAL ESTATE
CUSTODIAN
Kit Taylor Farm 1-4-15* G & L Glasgow 1-7-15* Dorothy M./Howard F. Higbee Farms 3-17-15* Crawford/Oliver Farms 5-8-15* Hardin Far m 6-15-15* Farm of Seldon and Mary Logsdon 7-3014* Fenway Farm - Barkley, Rogers, St. Clair. 9-4-14* Barkley Farms, James & Brenda 9-4-14* Beverly and Dennis Welch Farms 10-19-14* Robert /Jere Taylor Farms (2) 10-29-14* Tim/Mark/Kay Dochterman Farms 11-6-14* James & Carol Dettlaff Acres 11-11-14* Barbara Carskadon Farm 11-12-14* Franks & Gorrell Farm 11-18-14* CD/BL Corrigan Property 11-29-14*
FOR SALE
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Buy two weeks, get the third
FREE! MUST be paid in advance to receive offer
2011 Taxes Interest & Penalties
$89.55
$30.83
Total delinquent taxes, penalties, interest and cost are due theron at the time of sale plus the cost of advertisement. Dated and sealed at LaBelle, Missouri this 14th day of July 2014. Debra S. Lay Collector Of Revenue 1st Pub. July 17, 2014 3t LaBelle, Missouri
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AUCTION 2 DAY ESTATE AUCTION 2 Different Locations
AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
DAY 1: FRI, JULY 18TH - 10
AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
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CLASSIC AUTOS/ TRACTORS/ SHOP & TOOL RELATED ITEMS Located on Hwy 6 on S. edge of Ewing, MO 1927 Chevrolet Touring Sedan, 1953 4dr Chevrolet; AC B, AC CA, CASE 300 Tractors; 1982 Sunlite Pop up camper; Selection of Woodworking Equipment; Shop and Tool Related; Antiques and Collectibles And Much More!
DAY 2: SAT, JULY 19TH- 10
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MACHINERY & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION
SATURDAY, JULY 26TH - 10
Anniversary Celebrated with Cruise
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Located at 25980 Palm Ave. LaGrange, MO. From LaGrange go West on Rte. C 7 miles to Rte. Z, then South on Rte Z 5 miles to Dover, MO. Then North on Co. Road 553 (Palm Ave.) 1/4 mile then right on o private lane. (watch for signs on Rte. C day of sale.) p pr
2 AUCTION RINGS
7 PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY Located at 210 East Clow, Ewing, MO
PARCEL 1
FWD TRACTOR / TRUCKS / TRAILERS New Holland TN75DA FWD, cab tractor, air/heat, radio,75hp.,16/16 speed, 16.9R-24 rear tires, 11.2-R20 front tires only 1288 hours. Sells complete with New Holland 32LC loader and 6’ material bucket; selling separate quick attach (skid steer mount) bale spear; 1998 GMC 3500 SLE crew cab truck, long bed, auto, 4WD, good tires,gooseneck ball, 216,930 miles (runs good); 2000 Chevrolet Blazer LT, 4WD, leather, auto, good tires, 145,835 miles, AC and fuel gauge not working, driven weekly; 1983 Rawhide 16’ bumper hitch stock trailer, treated floor, good solid older trailer; 2005 tilt bed 5x10’ utility trailer.
PARCEL 3
PARCEL 2
PARCEL 4
CONTACT AUCTION SERVICE FOR VIEWING 660-727-3796 Selling 7 parcels of real estate to include: (2) multi purpose commercial buildings lying outside the city limits of Ewing MO and (2) residential homes, commercial (garge) building , unimproved city lot and smaller city tract of land. All lying inside the city limits of Ewing, MO
Selling a lifetime accumulation of antiques, collectibles,household, Lawn Related Items and much more!
Complete Details Online William E. and Elizabeth R. Shults Family Trust
AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
CLARK CO, MO LAND WITH HOME/CABIN & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION
SAT, AUGUST 9
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Located on the North edge of Kahoka, MO on Hwy 81, take co road 178/179 East 2 1/2 miles then steer left on Co Rd 170th 1/2 mile. (watch for signs sale day)
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RECREATIONAL CONTACT AUCTION SERVICE FOR VIEWING 27 acres (Subject to final survey) recreational land with 2 bedroom rustic interior 1 1/2 story 1476 sq’ home/ cabin. 2 baths, large 540 sq’ open front porch, constructed completed in 2002, Other improvements include 30 X 40 shop building, 3 stall equip. shed and other outbuildings. Property offers: scenic view, 2 stocked ponds, adjoining river front, excellent hunting, open grass land acreage and woodlands, private setting and much more. Lying in Sect.9, Twp.65N, R7W Clark Co. MO. ALSO SELLING TRACTORS, SHORT LINE EQUIPMENT, TOOLS AND SHOP RELATED, HOUSEHOLD MISC. AND COLLECTIBLES
Complete Details Online Kenneth Johnson, Seller
SCOTLAND COUNTY
LAND AUCTION AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
THUR, AUG 14TH - 6
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Located at the Scotland County Fitness Center lying on the south side of Hwy 136, East of Jct MM, Memphis, MO.
135.68 ACRES M/L
Currently offers 49.29 highly productive tillable acres with potential for additional tillable acres. 35 acres M/L of open pasture land , balance in brush, pond structure, older home and barn. Lying in Sect. 24, Twp. 67N, R10W, Scotland Co, MO
Complete Details Online
The family of Miles O. Sederburg, Sellers
Ronnie and Nancy Attebery
MISC. FARM EQUIPMENT Int. 370 10’ wheel disk; Bush Hog 3pt. SQ720 rotary cutter; Land Pride PD25 post hole digger with 12” auger; Rhino 8’ blade; JD 350 3pt. 9’ sickle mower; N.I. 3pt. side delivery rake; M&W 1500 round baler, twine tie; 7x14’ barge wagon; 3 pt. PTO driven snow blower; MF 3pt. 3btm. plow; 3pt. bale spear LOG SPLITTER / FOUR WHEELER / LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT/ BOAT Swisher 22 ton, 6hp Honda, vertical and horizontal log splitter; Kawasaki 250 Bayou 2 wheel drive four wheeler; Land Pride 2572 3 pt. finish mower; JD X320 54” cut, Kawasaki engine, 207 hours; JD GT 235 54” cut, 549 hours; Agri-Fab 42” lawn sweep; tilt bed lawn cart; Craftsman 2700 PSI 8.5 hp power washer; Troy Bilt (Pony) rear tine tiller; Mantis tiller; wheel barrel, garden planter; lawn and garden tools; JD 180 riding mower (parts or salvage); garden hose and reel; gas BBQ grill; assorted lawn ornaments; patio table with chairs; park bench; 4 runner sleds; chain saws: Stihl MS-250, Jonsered 2050 Turbo, Poulan P3816 and others. Also selling 12’ Jon boat and Sea King boat motor and other useful items. HONDA GENERATOR / SHOP AND FARM RELATED “New” Honda 6800 watt electric start generator with charger; Performax 10” bench top drill press; Craftsman tool chest with top box; Pro-Tech table saw; Puma air compressor and other; arc welder; Craftsman radial arm saw; Craftsman miter saw; (2) Workmate benches; steel shop bench; 3/4” drive Craftsman socket set and assorted other hand tools; Craftsman and Ryobi power and cordless tools; 12’ alum. ext. ladder; shop vac, organizers and misc. hardware;(2) rear wheel tractor weights; railroad jack; floor jack; car ramps; cum-a-long; log chains; chain binders; (2) new rolls of barbed wire; hydraulic cylinder; few steel fence posts and other fencing supplies; snow fence; fence stretchers; also selling spools of stainless steel (reject) brake cable - good for fencing. GUNS / HAY / HORSES / SADDLES AND TACK Interarms (Browning Pattern) 22 cal. Mod. 22 ATD; High Standard Sentinel Deluxe R 106 9 shot 22 cal revolver; 8 gun metal gun cabinet; selling 20 +/- 2013 cut 5X5 bales of grass hay; 5 yr. old Sorrel Gelding Quarterhorse gentle but not broke; 10 yr. old Palomino Mare Quarterhorse, needs experienced rider, broke to ride; Circle brand Texas 15” saddle and unmarked 16” saddle. Also selling assorted horse tack. ANTIQUES / COLLECTIBLES Thomas Edison “Fireside Model A” phonograph, combination style cylinder player with horn; several cylinder records; (2) two stack library bookcases; raised oak french door china cabinet with applied pieces; lead glass french door china cabinet with gargoyles; oak claw foot fainting couch; (3pc) Depression era dressing mirror with side stands; 3 drawer walnut bachelor’s chest; straight front (painted) kitchen cabinet; depression era full size post bed; sewing stand; Waterfall vanity; cedar chest; oak hall tree; oak hall bench; corner cabinet; stained glass table lamp; World globe with Duncan Phif stand; fern stand; set of four rose back chairs; Kriss Kross razor blade sharpener and others; straight razors; shaving mirror; sterilizer jar; wooden Kiddie Kar; teacher’s hand held bell; chest of flatware; Lanshire horse clock; bracket wall lamp and other kerosene lamps; collection of china mustache and shaving mugs; Halls china mixing bowls; misc. pattern, pressed and Depression glass; 5 pc. pitcher and bowl etc. set; Blue Willow and B/W dishes; Norman Rockwell mugs; collector plates; wash board; cast iron butcher kettle; galvanized wash tub; lard press; pitcher pump; iron wheels; cider press (disassembled); other farm collectibles. QUALITY HOUSEHOLD Like new LG front load washer and matching electric dryer, sells complete with stands; Nice Kenmore refrigerator with ice maker; flat top Kitchen Aid range; Amana chest type freezer; older Westinghouse refrigerator; Sharp microwave; microwave cart; Insignia 42” HDTV; oak TV stand; oak hide away entertainment center; Emerson stereo 6 disc CD/Cassette; England La-Z-Boy sofa, chair and ottoman; oak sofa table; oak side tables; oak glider with ottoman and other glider rocker; recliner; floral sofa and other overstuffed chairs; brass table lamps; floor lamps; oak roll top desk and oak desk chair; Yamaha Spinet piano with bench; Tell City dining room table with leaves and 4 chairs; Tell City china hutch; Chippendale style queen size (cherry) post bed; oak chest of drawers; 4 pc. bedroom outfit to include: queen bed, Gentleman’s chest, dresser with wing back mirror and night stands; oak quilt rack and 2 wall quilt racks; misc. office furniture, desk, bookshelves, leather desk chair, 4 drawer file cabinet, etc.; PA system; Howard Miller wall clock; (2) dehumidifiers; brass fireplace set; metal storage cabinets; step stool; corner shelf; card table and folding chairs; Bissell carpet cleaner; treadmill; quilting frames; various home decor; (2) 5 1/2 x 7 1/2’, (2) 5 x 7’ and 8 1/2 x 11’ area rugs, assorted throw rugs, misc. bedding, quilts etc; misc. material and sewing supplies; seasonal decorations; fruit jars and canning supplies; various common kitchen items and common household items.
Roger and Linda Job, Sellers
Ronnie and Nancy Attebery of Ewing, Mo., marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a seven day cruise in February to the Bahama’s and Key West Florida. The cruise was a gift from their children. Ronnie Attebery and the former Nancy Sparks were married July 12, 1964 in the First Baptist Church in Kirksville, Mo. Their attendants were Larry Sparks, Ewing, Mo., brother of the bride and Karen Gunnels, cousin of the bridegroom. Mrs. Attebery is the daughter of the late Erie and Lulia (Davis) Sparks. Mr. Attebery is the son of the late Everett and Inia Attebery. The couple’s children are Twila (Tony) Sholah of Arlington, Texas; and
Scott (Michelle) Attebery of Quincy, Ill. They have four grandchildren, Ca’Ronn Carroll, Fort Worth, Texas; Cortney and Travis Patterson, Lincoln, Calif.; and Andrew and Ashley Attebery, Quincy, Ill.; three greatgrandchildren, Cari and Cali Carroll, Fort Worth, Texas; and Braiden Boyer, Quincy, Ill. Mr. Attebery worked at Electric Wheel, CanAm and Titan Wheel and retired. Mrs. Attebery retired from Quincy WalMart. The couple are of Baptist faith. Nancy is Past Oracle of Royal Neighbors of America and Women of the Moose. Ronnie Attebery is a member of Loyal Order of Moose. Both are state and local horseshoe players.
Serving Northeast Missouri!
375 S Johnson y Kahoka, MO 660-727-1800 www.mcafeerealestatellc.com NEW LISTING 14.16 +/- AC/3 BR Home/Rural Clark Co, MO: $125,000 9.5 +/- Acres/ 3 BR Home / Rural Clark Co, MO: $199,900
3 BR 1 1/2 Bath / 231 Nesbit St, Gorin, MO: $54,500 37.8 +/- Acres / Clark Co, MO: $113,400 4 BR, 3 Bath / 543 N. Morgan, Kahoka, MO: $174,000 58.8 +/- Wooded Acres / Clark County, MO: $159,500 12 Unit Storage Facility / St Francisville, MO: $39,000 Building Site/400 Block East Thompson, Kahoka, MO: $20,000 6 Lots/ Lake Shore & Lake View/ Lake of the Oaks: $39,900 2 BR Home w/ Apartment/ 301 Cooper, Wayland, MO: $79,900
9.7 +/- Acres/ 3 BR Home/ Rural Kahoka, MO: $795,000 3 BR/2 Bath Home/ 3.8 AC/ Rural Clark Co, MO: $92,500
110.5 +/- Acres / Clark Co, MO: $2,950 per acre 3 BR Home / 252 Whiston, Kahoka, MO: $89,900 2 BR Home/ 1 1/2 Story/ 472 W College, Kahoka, MO: $59,900
3 BR/ 2 Bath/ 518 W Commercial, Kahoka, MO: $139,000 4 BR/32’x36’ Metal Building/ 223 Locust Wyaconda, MO: $30,000
3 +/- Acres / Clark Co, MO: $21,500 4 BR w/ Full Basement/ 855 W Elm St, Kahoka, MO: $125,000 3 BR/ 3 Bath / 3.7 +/- AC, Timberlane Estates, Kahoka, MO: $229,000
2 Lake Front Lots w/ Cabin / Lake of Oaks: $55,000 2 Lots/ Lake View/ Lake of the Oaks: $6,000 4 +/- AC / 3 BR Home / Rural Clark Co, MO: $89,900 3 BR/ 2 Bath/ 425 W. Exchange, Kahoka, MO: $77,500 Residential Building Lots/ W. Edge, Kahoka, MO: $18,500-$23,000 each
Monty McAfee Owner Kay Kelly Broker Associate
Dan McAfee Salesperson
319-721-5916
319-795-2324 Dana Justice Salesperson
Savannah Powers Salesperson
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217-242-0924
Linda Plenge Salesperson
Janet Ramsey Broker Salesperson
660-341-1688
660-341-9737
Kelly Waples Salesperson
Gene Daniel Salesperson
660-216-5015
660-341-3494
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FOR THE RECORD Named to Preseason All-America Team Junior defensive end David Marcinko heads a list of four Culver-Stockton College football players on the 2014 USA College Football NAIA Preseason All-America team. Marcinko was named to the first team while senior defensive end Mike Davis, junior cornerback Andy Smith and junior running back Desmond Phillips were honorable mention selections. Marcinko, a native of Kansas City, Mo. (Staley HS), led the Wildcat defense during the 2013 campaign with 18.5 tackles for loss and
nine sacks. Both of those totals were second-best in the HAAC. He also recorded 61 total tackles, including 27 solo stops, two quarterback pressures, and he forced and recovered two fumbles. He was the first Wildcat defensive player to earn first team all-conference honors since 2005. Davis, of Wayne, Mich. (Wayne Memorial HS), was the perfect complement for Marcinko on the other side of the defensive line. Davis recorded 52 total tackles (26 solo), 12 tackles for loss and
was second on the team with five sacks. He also broke up two passes, recorded one quarterback pressure and recovered two fumbles. Smith, a native of Defiance, Mo. (Francis Howell HS), tied for the team-lead with four interceptions in 2013, returning one of those interceptions for a touchdown. He also had a team-high seven pass breakups, which was third in the HAAC, and recorded 53 total tackles, including 31 solo stops. Phillips, of Macon, Ga.
(Central HS), Phillips posted a team-high 738 yards and eight touchdowns rushing for the Wildcats in 2013. He averaged 4.4 yards per carry and 67.1 yards per game. He topped the 100-yard plateau in three games this season, gaining 135 yards on 12 carries against Sterling (Kan.) and 132 yards twice, against Central Methodist (Mo.) and Evangel (Mo.). He also scored two touchdowns in each of those games. In addition, Phillips netted four receptions for 19 yards.
NOTICE OF TAX CERTIFICATE SALE - LEWIS CO. I, Denise M. Goodwin, Collector of Revenue within and for the Lewis County, Missouri, hereby give notice as provided in Chapter 140, Sec. 140.100 to 140.140 Revised Statutes of Missouri 2000 as amended, that I shall offer for sale the herinafter described lots and land for delinquent taxes on real estate at the Courthouse door, in Monticello, Missouri on the fourth (4th) Monday, the 25th day of August 2014 commencing at 10:00 A.M. of said day and continuing day to day thereafter in accordance with statute. Said lots and land situated in Lewis County, and described by number, block, addition, etc., and the aggregate amount of taxes, penalty, interest for the year stated as follows: Name & Address
Property Description
Casey, Cynthia L & Eddy 313 N Main Street LaGrange, MO 63448
2011 Taxes Aug. Rate
2012 Taxes Aug. Rate
2013 Taxes Aug. Rate
Original LaGrange All of lot 78 (Tax Parcel #26-26-00184)
$242.10
$209.96
$452.06
Clay, Theresa S. 411 Main Street LaBelle, MO 63447
Orig LaBelle Lots 5-6-7-89-10 Blk 22 (Tax Parcel #23-23-00523)
$631.60
$533.06
$1,164.66
Engle, Michael L & Venita 213 E Main Street Ewing, MO 63440
Frames Add E 8’ of 6 All of 7-8 Blk 9 (Tax Parcel #28-28-00277)
$213.38
$235.94
$449.32
Hooten, Robert E. Dave Hooten 312 Dupps Ave Pueblo, CO 81005
28-63-9 77A E1/2 SW Ex 1/2A NW Cor (agricultural) (Tax Parcel #09-63-00082)
$80.19
$69.39
$149.58
Norcross, Lena Darlene PO Box 1 Lewistown, MO 63452
Sharpe’s Sub Lot 4 Blk 4 (Tax Parcel #24-24-00377)
$437.89
$416.45
$1,343.57
Runk, James & Robyn 125 Devonshore Ct Foley, MO 63347
Blands 14 E 1/2 of 13 Blk 5 (Tax Parcel #21-21-00642))
$213.96
$297.72
$511.68
Shrader, Ronald & Pamela 510 S 3rd Street LaGrange, MO 63448
W & L LaGrange 1 thru 4 Blk 13 (Tax Parcel #26-26-00406)
$795.16
$690.08
$1,485.24
Shultz, Bryon & Donnita 11218 Hwy 6 LaBelle, MO 63447
5-61-9 1.24A NE Cor NW NW (commercial & residential) (Tax Parcel #09-61-00301)
$1,581.78
$1,372.34
$2,954.12
Smith, Gerald & Cherilyn 313 S 4th Street LaBelle, MO 63447
Orig LaBelle Lots 8-9-1011-12-13 & 14 Blk 32 (Tax Parcel #23-23-00588)
$340.26
$456.44
$796.70
Smith, Gerald & Cherilyn 313 S 4th Street LaBelle, MO 63447
F & S LaBelle Lots 10-1112 Blk 3 (Tax Parcel #23-23-00612)
$137.96
$118.19
$256.15
Smith, Lloyd W & Kristin M PO Box 19 LaBelle, MO 63447
Orig LaBelle E 38’ of 3 Blk 15 (commercial) (Tax Parcel #23-23-00503)
$68.40
$59.17
$127.57
Smith, Lloyd W & Kristin M PO Box 19 LaBelle, MO 63447
Orig LaBelle Pt of Lot 2 Blk 15 (commercial) (Tax Parcel #23-23-00502)
$1,227.12
$1,064.61
$2,291.73
Snow, Charles N % Steve Snow 209 Murphy Place LaGrange, MO 63448
Jan-Mar Towers N 1/2 of 8 All 9 (Tax Parcel #36-36-00371)
$418.53
$363.13
$781.66
Sparks, Jesse James & Tammy Jean 500 W Jackson St LaGrange, MO 63448
A tract land lying in the W 1/2 of the SE of the SW 1/4 containing 2.1A (commercial)(Tax Parcel #36-3600255.01)
$1,830.11
$1,588.19
$3,418.30
Tournear, Cory & Kara 313 Liberty LaBelle, MO 63447
Orig LaBelle 7 W37’ Of 6 Blk 26 (Tax Parcel #23-23-00230)
$340.26
$346.64
$1,067.09
Turning Point Associates 20A-115 Northwest Blvd Nashua, NH 03063
Smith & Allens LaBelle 1-2-3-4-5-6 Blk 11 (commercial) (Tax Parcel #23-23-00348)
$50.78
$186.50
$237.28
Turning Point Associates 20A-115 Northwest Blvd Nashua, NH 03063
Smith & Allens LaBelle All of Blk 2 (commercial) (Tax Parcel #23-23-00331)
$1,125.68
Washington, Richard Jr. & Kristina PO Box 163 LaGrange, MO 63448
W&S LaGrange 12 Blk 11 (Tax Parcel #26-26-00218)
$259.73
White, Robert Mace Jr. 507 Grant Street Canton, MO 63435
Desotos Lot 11 Blk 3 (Tax Parcel #21-21-00538)
$179.89
$140.76
$320.65
Wiley, Barbara A. 2446 W Wells Street Milwaukee, WI 53733
North LaGrange 6-7-8-910 Blk 20 (Tax Parcel #26-26-00034)
$37.82
$32.65
$70.47
Wiley, Barbara A. 2446 W Wells Street Milwaukee, WI 53733
North LaGrange 1-2 Blk 20 (Tax Parcel #26-26-00035)
$72.45
$62.70
$135.15
Wiley, Barbara A. 2446 W Wells Street Milwaukee, WI 53733
North LaGrange 10-9 Blk 13 (Tax Parcel #26-26-00038)
$262.46
$227.65
$490.11
$489.23
$380.19
$976.59
$225.30
Total Taxes
Seeking Bids for Roof Repair City of Lewistown is now accepting sealed bids for roof repairs to the city park gazebo. For specifications, contact Mayor Stephen McKenzie at 573-215-2582. Please submit sealed bids to City of Lewistown, PO Box 267, Lewistown MO 63452. All bids must be sealed and must state “Gazebo Roof Repairs” on the envelope. Bids to be opened Monday August 4, 2014 at 8:00 p.m. We reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Stephen McKenzie, Mayor 1st Pub. July 17, 2014
2nd offering
NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE For default of the indebtedness secured by Deed of Trust dated October 26, 2012, executed by Brian K. Jones and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Lewis County, Missouri, on November 5, 2012, in Book 516 at Page 3650 as Document Number 201200001588, the undersigned Substitute Trustee will, on August 1, 2014 between the hours of 9:00 o’clock a.m. and 5:00 o’clock p.m., and more particularly at the hour of 1:30 p.m., at the north front door of the Lewis County Courthouse, in the City of Monticello, County of
2nd offering
$2,102.27
$485.03
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name, business address, and phone number is: Mark Steven Wasinger, PO Box 962, 2801 St. Marys Avenue, Hannibal MO 63401; Ph 573-221-3225. All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or if a copy of this notice was mailed to, or served upon, such creditor by the personal representative, then within two months from the date it was mailed or served, whichever is later, or be forever barred to the fullest extent permissible by law. Such six-month period and such two-month period do not extend the limitation period that would bar claims one year after the decedent’s death, as provided in Section 473.444, RSMo, or any other applicable limitation periods. Nothing in Section 473.033, RSMo, shall be construed to bar any action against a decedent’s liability insurance carrier through a defendant ad litem pursuant to Section 537.021, RSMo.
In the Estate of) Lester E. Gaus ) Estate No. ) 14LE-PR Deceased. ) 00029 NOTICE OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY GRANTED (Supervised Administration Non-Resident Fiduciary) To all persons interested in estate of Lester E. Gaus, decedent: On 23 June, 2014 the last will of the decedent having been admitted to probate, the following individuals were appointed personal representatives of the estate of Lester E. Gaus, decedent, by the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of Lewis County, Missouri. The names, business addresses and phone numbers of the personal representatives are: Ashley R. Bockhold, 4119 Merry Lane, Quincy IL 62305; Ph 217-257-7446.
Date of decedent’s death: 10-May-2014 Date of first publication is 03 July, 2014.
Ethan L. Duncan, 307 A Georgia Parkway, Washington IL 61571; Ph 309-264-7288. (Seal) Denise M. Goodwin, Collector of Revenue Lewis County, Missouri
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/s/Donald M. Bastian Donald M. Bastian Substitute Trustee 306 Center Street PO Box 1316 Hannibal, MO 63401 Phone: (573) 221-7099
IN THE 2ND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT, LEWIS COUNTY, MISSOURI Fred L. Westhoff, Judge
Total delinquent taxes, penalties, interest and cost are due thereon at the time of the sale plus the cost of advertisement. Dated and sealed at Monticello, Missouri this 11th day of July 2014.
1st Pub. July 17, 2014
Lewis, State of Missouri, sell the following described real estate at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash for the purpose of satisfying the indebtedness, costs and expenses as provided in said Deed of Trust: All of lot one (1) in block twenty-five (25) in Waltman and Louthan’s addition to the town, now city of LaGrange, Missouri.
/s/ Jan Geisendorfer Jan Geisendorfer Circuit Clerk
The personal representatives’ attorney and designated agent’s
1st Pub. July 3, 2014
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Dolphin Swimmers Finish Well in Grinnell breaststroke, freestyle, butterfly, and backstroke. Winners were determined by the best cumulative finishes in the four races. Lauren Frazier, 12, brought home 146 points for the team. She placed second in the 50M Freestyle and third in the 50M Butterfly. She also swam the 1500M free and 800M free for the first time in competition, earning ‘A’ times in both. Lauren placed fifth in the Friday Fifties. Tyler and Kyle Frazier each earned 122 points during the meet. Tyler, seven, placed first in the 50M free and the 200 M free, while Kyle, nine, took home third in both the 50M fly and 50M free races. Tyler, seven, notched his first-ever ‘BB’ time in the 50M back and took second in the Friday Fifties. Kyle placed sixth in the Friday Fifties. Madison and Emilee
Canton swimmers helped their team, the Quincy YMCA Dolphins, take ninth place at the USA Swimming Beat the Heat Long Course Meet in Grinnell, Iowa on June 2729. Over 500 swimmers from 23 teams from Iowa and Illinois competed in the three-day event. Laken Hugenberg, 13, notched a third place High Points Award overall for
her high-placing in eight different events. Hugenberg scored 199 points, including a first-place finish in the 200M Breaststroke and 400M Individual Medley events. Hugenberg also earned first place in Friday night’s ‘Fifties’ competition. The ‘Fifties’ event required swimmers to complete a 50M race in each of the four competitive strokes:
Gorrell also earned big points for the team with 103 and 92, respectively. Madison, eight, made two ‘B’ times in the 50M Back and 50M Free races, and she finished second in the 200M freestyle race. Madison finished fifth overall in the Fifties night. Emilee, 10, also finished fifth in the Fifties night, and her fast times met qualifying standards for the Illinois Regional Championship Meet: 50M freestyle, 200M freestyle, 100M backstroke, and 50M butterfly. Travis Gorrell, 11, scored points for the team in his swim in the 50M freestyle. He earned his first ‘B’ time in that event as well. The Dolphin swim team will compete in local River Country meets and USA Swimming Championship Meets in July.
Winship Makes Honor Roll Beth Winship of La Grange has been included on Southwest Baptist University’s list of Honor Roll students. Winship made the most distinguished
section of the honor roll: The Trustee’s List. The Trustee’s List requires students to earn a 3.85-4.00 GPA with no less than 12 hours of credits.
Mark Twain Rural Telephone Company Awards College Scholarship
Mark Twain Rural Telephone Company has awarded a $500.00 College Scholarship to North Shelby High School graduate, Derek Johnston. Derek and his parents, Edward and Joanna Johnston, reside near Leonard, MO. In the fall, Derek plans to attend University of Missouri in Columbia and
major in Agricultural Systems Management and Agricultural Business. The students who applied for this scholarship showed excellence in all areas, including grade point average, honors and awards, community service, and future plans to return to their rural areas after graduation.
Lay Awarded Scholarships at Truman Taylor Lay of Lewistown, Mo., has been awarded two scholarships from the Truman State University Foundation for 2014-2015. Lay, a junior business administration and communication double
major, received the Howard and Anne Elsberry Opportunity in Business Scholarship in the amount of $3,000, as well as the Mary Giovannini Scholarship in the amount of $900.
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ASA STATE CHAMPIONS
The Silver Streaks 14u softball team clinched the ASA Missouri Class C State Championship at the tournament held in Kirksville June 27-29. The Silver Streaks came out of pool play on Saturday in first place in
their pool and only allowed a total of four runs in their pool play games. After moving on into bracket play, the Silver Streaks went undefeated until facing Venom late Saturday afternoon. In a tough and well-played
game, Venom defeated the Silver Streaks 9-8, but the two teams immediately had to play each other again in the championship game. The Silver Streaks came out on top in that game; clinching the ASA State Cham-
pionship title by defeating Venom 8-2. Becoming the state champions was an incredible honor for the players and coaches; especially since the Silver Streaks are a first-year start-up team. The team is made up of girls
from Ewing, LaGrange, and Kahoka in Missouri and from Liberty and Fowler Illinois. Team members are: Samantha Smyser, Becca Scott, Morgan Jennings, Lorna Meyer, Hannah Fisher, Kennedy Flanagan, Payton Anderson,
Kaela Wellman, Jenna Hahn, Brook James and Cearia Wardlow. Team coaches are: Glenn Smyser, Tim Glascock, Jason Anderson and David James
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Lewis County Fair Has Something For Everyone
TOP LEFT - A popular event is the annual tractor pull that took place Saturday evening. TOP RIGHT - A young 4-H member proudly shows his hog that was auctioned off on Saturday evening. BOTTOM LEFT - Katlyn Grimsely, Kimberly Bringer and Grace Bringer helped with the flower show. Grace Bringer has been in charge of the flower display at the fair for eleven years. BOTTOM RIGHT - A large crowd attended the annual 4-H sale and purchased livestock raise by 4-H members.
LINCOLN - REAGAN DAYS Celebrate Freedom LaBelle Manor Care Center Skilled Nursing Facility (660) 213 - 3234
Saturday, July 26, 2014 Queen of Peace Parish Hall 103 W Clow St., Ewing Mo 63440
Steak Dinner Prepared by Lewis & Marion County Cattlemen’s Assoc. $20.00 per person
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Mr. Timothy Jones Speaker of the House, Missouri State Representatives
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Local Candidate Introductions Missouri State Senator Brian Munzlinger Missouri ssou o State Representative Craig Redmon Comments from Constituents
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Age: for kids who have completed K-6th grade Time: 5:30-5:55 PM - Snack Supper 6:00-8:30 PM - Jungle Safari Adventure Early registration is recommended Kids will be learning that; God is Creator, Provider, Protector, Savior and King. Kids will also be engaged in crafts, mission and music/games
First Baptist Church 407 N 6th St., Canton, MO 573-288-5583
Paid for by the Lewis Co. Republican Central Committee, Judy Klingele Treasurer
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