The New Shopper Issue 35, 2022

11th Annual Holiday Bazaar!!!

~OBITUARY~ Thelma Maxine Graham Weatherd

Thelma Maxine Graham Weatherd, 91, of Darlington, Mis souri, entered Heaven on her 91st birthday on September 29, 2022. She was born on September 29, 1931, on a farm outside of Darlington, Missouri to Lee Merle and Maggie Ellen Graham. She grew up with two brothers, George, and Marvin, and two sisters, Vonnie and Fern and she was the youngest. Her family called her Max, and her husband called her Macky. She grew up in a family that worked hard and laughed often, and every one loved music and played by ear. She played the piano but was too shy to let anyone hear how gifted she was. Truthfully, she didn’t enjoy milking six cows every morning before school, but she did it because it needed to be done. She used to joke that she was a pony express rider because, when the roads were too muddy to deliver mail, the mailman paid her a dollar to deliver the mail to her neighbors on horseback.

She grew up during the great depression but luckily, she was young enough not to know how bad times were. She was part of the generation that is often called the greatest generation because they survived the great depression, won World War II, and went on to create the baby boom generation and the strongest economy the world has ever seen.

The world has changed greatly during her lifetime. Her first school bus was a team of horses  and wagon, and her first school was a one room schoolhouse that is now a museum. In 1949,  she graduated from Stanberry High School. Following High School, she worked as a telephone operator and plucking chickens in a meat processing plant. On December 11, 1950, she married Billy Rex Weatherd, the love of her life, and remained married for 62 years until his death in 2013. In 1951 and 1952, she lived in Fort Lewis Washington, where her husband was stationed in the army before he was sent to Korea during the war. Their first child, Carol Ann, was born in Fort  Lewis Washington and Maxine and Carol moved back to Gentry County when her husband was  sent to Korea. Her husband returned from the war, and from 1954 to 1961, they had six more  children, Marilyn, Sherri, Linda, Bill, Ellen, and Tammy. She had her first child at age 20 and last  child at age 29, and she referred to this period as her roaring twenties.

In 1959, Maxine moved to the Kansas City area, first Muncie then Olathe when her husband  became a steel worker at Griffen Wheel Company. She devoted her time to being a wife and  mother. She loved holidays and made sure everyone had cake and ice cream on their birthday and every holiday was properly celebrated.

These were good times and sometimes hard times and she more than endured. Once her children were in school, in the late 1960s, she worked at a clothing manufacturer and Sunflower  Ammunition Factory. Due to health issues, she quit working and had open heart surgery in 1972. In the 70s, she welcomed a foster child, Steve, into her home and raised him as her own.

In 1994, she returned to Gentry County, to live on the Weatherd Family Farm where she spent  the remainder of her life.

Maxine devoted her life to her faith and her family. Throughout her life, she loved to gather her family together for special occasions and everyday events. She had six grandchildren, Danielle, Jeremy, Chrissy, Jenny, Lisa, and Melissa and nine great-grandchildren, Cody, Dylan, Faith, Tess,  Gabrielle, Lexi, Dexter, Stuart, and Zoe.

Maxine was preceded in death by her parents, siblings, and husband, as well as her son, Billy Ray, and her granddaughter, Danielle Louise.

Maxine was at the homestead when she went home to be with the Lord on her 91st birthday, September 29, 2022. Even when her health was failing, she found pleasure in the small things like ice cream cones shared with family. That is what we will remember about her most.

“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” 2 Timothy 4:7  Funeral services were held on Sunday, October 2, 2022 at the Roberson-Polley Chapel, Al bany, MO. Burial followed in the High Ridge Cemetery, Stanberry, MO.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Thelma Maxine Weatherd Memorial Fund in care of the Roberson-Polley Chapel, 403 N. Hundley, Albany, MO 64402.  Online condolences: www.robersonpolleychapel.com

~OBITUARY~

Charles Benjamin (Ben/Benny) Rainey May 2, 1935 - October 1, 2022

Charles Benjamin (Ben/Benny) Rainey was born on May 2, 1935, in Albany, MO where he resided most of his life. Ben was the oldest son of C.F. and Versa (Butler) Rainey. He passed away peacefully at his home in Albany on October 1, 2022.

Ben is survived by his wife of 67 years, Barbara (Wharton) Rainey, and three sons, Rick Rainey, address unknown; Matt Rain ey (Debbi) of Elmo, MO; and Trent Rainey (Kirsten) of Centennial, Colorado. Other survivors include six grandchildren, Jeremy McGinley (Rose), St. Joseph, MO; Jacob McGinley, career military presently serving in Europe; Jessica McCoy (Matt), Brown ing, MO; Monica Rainey (Tyler), Saltville, VA; Lauren Rainey, Los Angeles, CA; Claire

Rainey, Playa Del Rey, CA; and Samantha Weese (David), Silver Bay, MN; and seven great-grandchildren. Also surviving are five sisters: Carolyn Premer, George Ann Seymour (Larry), Peggy Beach, Ramona Caswell (Kevin), Glynis Nelson (Donovan) and two brothers, Ted Rainey (Carlene) and C.F. Rainey (Nicole); sister-in-law, Betty Rainey; several nieces and nephews.

Preceding him in death were his parents, and children, Randy Rainey, Renee McGinley, grandson, Jared Rainey, brother, Donald Rainey and brother-in-law, Jim Premer.

Ben attended Albany R-III School graduating in 1953 and has re mained close and kept in touch with many of his classmates through the years.

Ben enjoyed many hours fishing on Grand River and the Lake of the Ozarks with his brothers and brother-in-law, Jim Premer. Because of their dedication and determination, these guys provided the fish for an annual fish fry at Hopewell Baptist Church and many family gatherings. After retirement and as age slowed his activity from going up and down the river and lake banks, Ben spent hours on the croquet court and en joyed playing cards and other board games.

Ben held many jobs throughout his life, and he often said, “I’ve had a multitude of jobs and there’s not a job I didn’t love – it’s the work I hated.” He ran a newspaper route, shined shoes, and began his adult employ ment history at a young age by sorting bottles at the Albany Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, where his father was part owner. He moved up from bottle sorter to route manager before his retirement from Pepsi in 1992. He served Gentry County as Sheriff for one term between 1969-1972, served as pastor at Hopewell Baptist Church near Weatherby, MO for about 20 years, and was employed by three area funeral homes in later years. Ben was a “people person” who thoroughly enjoyed visiting with and making friends all over northwest Missouri and southern Iowa. There were few places that the family traveled throughout the United States that Ben didn’t run into someone he knew.

A Celebration of Life was held on Saturday, October 8, 2022 at the Albany First Baptist Church.

Memorial gifts may be made to: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital or Albany First Baptist Church in care of the Roberson-Polley Chapel, 403 N. Hundley, Albany, MO 64402.

Online Condolences: www.robersonpolleychapel.com

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ALBANY, MISSOURI

OCTOBER 9 - 13TH SUNDAY - THURSDAY AT 7:00 PM

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Carnegie Public Library has an opening for a part time staff member.

We are looking for someone to work 20-24 hours a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays.

You must be 18 or over and have a GED or High School Diploma.

This is a minimum wage entry position. Inquiries may be made at: Albany Carnegie Public Library 101 W. Clay St., Albany, MO (660) 726-5615

Applications can be picked up at the Library or at the Albany City Hall.

WANTED

Johnson Controls oFFICE InC. In AlbAny, Mo Is hIrIng For

Cost ACCoUntAnt & lEAn MAnAgEr

If you are looking to join a stable and growing company, Johnson Controls Inc. is the place for you. Johnson Controls Inc. offers excellent benefits, (medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401-k, health savings account and paid holidays). All interested candidates must apply online at www.johnsoncontrols.com.

Go to careers then search Albany Missouri and find the appropriate job. No applications are taken at the plant.

Johnson Controls is an EEO/AA employer.

JOHNSON CONTROLS INC. IN ALBANY, MO IS HIRING!

Come join us in an air-conditioned facility! Johnson Controls is currently hiring for multiple positions including welding, electrical, and general assembly. Our positions have very flexible hours with our new schedule of four 10-hour days, Mon-Thurs, or three 12-hour days Friday-Sunday.

If you are looking to join a stable and growing company, Johnson Controls Inc. is the place for you. Johnson Controls Inc. offers excellent benefits, (medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401-k, health savings account and paid holidays).

All interested candidates must apply online at www.johnsoncontrols.com.

Go to careers then search Albany Missouri and click on Production.

On-site interviews will be held every Thursday, 1:00 to 3:00 PM.

No applications are taken at the plant.

Johnson Controls is an EEO/AA employer.

WORTH COUNTY SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT

Job Vacancy for a Full Time District Specialist 1

Basic job description includes: assisting landowners with state cost-share programs, field survey and design work for cost-share practices, equipment rental, casefile updates, filings, mailings. Com puter knowledge required. Agricultural knowledge preferred. Starting pay is $15/ hr. with room for advancement. Benefits include health insurance, retirement, paid holidays, and paid leave. Must have valid driver’s license and pass a background check.

Applications can be picked up at: Worth County Soil & Water Conservation District Office 18 W 3rd Street Grant City, Mo. 64456 (660) 564-3341, Ext. 3

APPLICATION AND RESUME MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 4:00 PM ON OCTOBER 14TH, 2022

Worth County Soil and Water is an equal opportunity employer.

Joyce Lucille Whitaker

Joyce Lucille (O’Neil) Whitaker was born in Cainsville, Missouri on Au gust 21, 1946, the second child and only daughter of Buster and Esther (Mc Querry) O’Neil went to be with the Lord on October 4, 2022, at the age of 76.  Joyce attended Oakland Country School near Cainsville, grades first  through third and graduated from Cainsville R-I School in 1964.

On June 7, 1969, Joyce was united in marriage to John Clifford Whitaker. They are the parents of one daughter, Brandi Jo.

Joyce and John lived in Marshall, Missouri for three years but spent the rest of their married life in Albany. Joyce worked at the Farmers State Bank in Princeton for five years, the Marshall State Bank in Marshall for three years  and the Gentry County Bank in Albany for sixteen years and retired from the State of Missouri Department of Social Services on November 30, 2011, after 15 years of service.

Growing up with three brothers, Joyce was used to practical jokes and always lots of family fun. She loved going mushroom hunting and fishing with  her Dad, Grandpa Jack, and her brothers. Winter nights were spent playing Chinese checkers, dominoes, lots of fun and noise. She loved her mom’s cooking and used her many handed down recipes all her married life.

Joyce loved her home in Albany and also loved her country home when she and John moved to the country in 1998. She enjoyed cooking for family and friends, gardening and canning or freezing what John grew in their garden. She loved family “get togethers” with brothers and their families, aunts, uncles, and cousins.  When her husband, John, decided to run for public office in 1984, Joyce helped him campaign, knocking on almost every door in  Gentry County and was proud when he won that election, holding the office for 24 years.

Joyce was so proud of their daughter Brandi and her many accomplishments. Another great delight in her life in later years was her granddaughter Erin, it was like seeing Brandi grow up all over again.

Joyce was preceded in death by her parents and two brothers, Larry Lane O’Neil and Leland (Chub) O’Neil.

Survivors include her husband, John of the home; daughter, Brandi Jo Whitaker (Larry Duncan), Parkville, MO; granddaughter, Erin, Parkville,

Fall Revival October 16-19

With Duane Williams, Evangelist and Don and Janice Steinhauser, Music Leaders

Sunday, October 16

Service

School -- 10:15

Service --

Monday, October 17 Revival Service -- 7:00

Tuesday, October 18 Revival Service -- 7:00

Wednesday, October 19 Revival Service — 7:00

provided

First Baptist Church of Stanberry

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GARAGE SALE - Oct. 14, 8:00 - 5:00, Oct. 15, 8:00 - 3:00. Sale around back at 405 N. 13th St., Albany, MO. Tool chest; numerous good hand tools; drill press; table saw; circular saws; band sander; lawn mowers; matching table with 4 chairs & hutch set; lawn furniture; queen & full sized beds; snow blower, like new; lots of fruit jars; pressure canner; 1991 Delta 88 Oldsmobile, runs good, 175K miles (or so); lots more. We are still go ing through things! OPAL MIKES.

Call now to reserve the Stanberry Area Community Center

Basic Rent.........................$75

Wedding & Dances...........$250

Call Susan Hibbs at 660-783-2976.

HEREFORD BULLS FOR SALE:

Excellent calving ease & docility, AI sired, heavily influenced by Sandhill Farm Genetics.

FREE DELIVERY!!

SARA OR GREG FRUEH AT 660-582-6901.

HOPKINS, MO.

BLACK ANGUS BULLS -

Excellent quality & disposition, several AI sired, some yearlings, 18 month & 2 year olds. FREE DELIVERY!

GREG FRUEH, Hopkins, MO, 660-582-6901.

BIG MUDDY BEE COMPANY

• Beekeeping Supplies

• Local Honey DAN & JAN JENNINGS

Owners, Beekeepers 660-541-3618

Martinsville, MO 64467 bigmuddybeecompany@gmail.com

~OBITUARY~ Sharon Marie Bosley January 10, 1944 - September 29, 2022

Sharon Marie Bosley, 78, of Albany, Missouri, passed away September 29, 2022, at Mosaic Life Care in St. Jo seph, Missouri. She was born Sharon Marie Inks on Janu ary 10, 1944, in Bethany, Missouri.

Sharon became the daughter of George Reaford and Mary Roop in February of 1947. They loved and cared for her as if she were their very own.

She accepted Christ as her Savior at an early age, and was baptized at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in Mt. Moriah, Missouri. Later she became a member of Denver Christian Church in Denver, Missouri. She was song leader and a Sunday school teacher for many years.

Sharon was united in marriage to Morris Lee Owens of the Denver Community on March 16, 1973, in Bethany, Mis souri at the Open-Door Bible Church. They started farming with Morris’ parents (Carl and Alta Owens) and continued to do so as long as they were alive. To this union was born one son Reaford Lee on May 1, 1975. Morris passed away September 19, 1996.

Sharon and Reaford continued to stay on the farm. Sharon later married Rob ert Bosley on July 1, 1998, on the farm. They continued to live on the farm and run a plumbing business. Later they moved to the outskirts of Albany due to failing health.  She was preceded in death by her parents, first husband and her son Reaford  Lee Owens on May 1, 2020.

Survivors include her husband, Robert of the home; step-son, Russell (Krystal) Bosley, Albany, MO; grandchildren, Carson, Marissa, Zoe, and Alexa; Sister, Lois Ramsey, Fredonia, KS; nephew, Merlin (Becky) Ramsey.

Graveside service and burial were held on Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at Grand view Cemetery, Albany, MO.

Online condolences: www.robersonpolleychapel.com

(milk served each day)

Tues., Oct. 11 - Fish sandwich on bun, macaroni salad, beets, green beans, mixed fruit.

Wed., Oct. 12 - Beef stew with potatoes & carrots, cauliflower, pineapple, hot roll.

Thurs., Oct. 13 - BBQ Chicken, 3 bean salad, coleslaw, mandarin oranges, bread.

Fri., Oct. 14 - Hot tenderloin, mashed potatoes & gravy, hom iny, peaches, bread. Birthday lunch.

Mon., Oct. 17 - Liver & onions or hamburger, mashed potatoes, California blend, pears, bread.

Tues., Oct. 18 - Chicken tenders, corn, broccoli with cheese, apple sauce, bread.

Wed., Oct. 19 - Ham & beans, spin ach, cornbread, fruit crisp, bread.

Thurs., Oct. 20 - Swedish meat balls over noodles, carrots, lima beans, mixed fruit, bread.

Fri., Oct. 21 - Fried chicken, scal loped potatoes, baked beans, mandarin oranges, bread.

Mon., Oct. 24 - Ham & cheese sandwich, tomato soup, onion rings, broccoli, applesauce.

Tues., Oct. 25 - Lasagne with hamburger, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, breadsticks, blush ing pears.

Happy

Wed., Oct. 26 - Chili with beans, veggie tray with carrots & celery, cinnamon rolls, peaches, crackers, bread.

Thurs., Oct. 27 - Biscuits & gravy, eggs, sausage patty, hash browns, tomatoes, mixed fruit, bread.

Fri., Oct. 28 - Open face hot beef, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, pineapple salad, bread.

Mon., Oct. 31 - Sheet pan pork chops with apples, broccoli bacon salad, roasted potatoes, cinna mon apples, bread.

Happy Birthday Annie

Love,

Missouri Department

The Elam Bend Conservation Area in Southeast Gentry County South of Mcfall offers many outdoor opportunities including a firearms range. The firearms range is an un staffed Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) range that has a 25, 50, and 100 yard rifle and handgun range, and a shotgun trap range. There are range regulations that are posted at the range and at the MDC website at www. missouriconservation.org. The website has other informa tion about Elam Bend like driving directions, other regula tions and area information, map of the area, etc.

The Elam Bend Conservation Area is a mixture of forest, old field, and cropland habitat. Other area features are a boat ramp with access to the Grand River, camping, hunt ing, fishing, and a disabled accessible privy.

Area Retired School Personnel

Wednesday, October 12, 2022 at 10:00 am

United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 2703 Crestview Road, Bethany, Mo.

• Come learn more about AMBA benefits available to all Mo Retired Teacher Association (MRTA) state members and associate members.

• Savings on dining, event tickets, clothes, health, travel, Kohl’s, Sam’s Club, etc.

• Insurance plans include dental, vision, home health, long term care, medicare supplement, cancer/heart/stroke, hearing, final expenses, medical air service (at home or travel abroad), & annuity.

• Representatives will be present to answer individual questions.

• Program sponsored by Harrison County Retired School Personnel. Membership is NOT required to attend. Bring your spouse or a friend. Call 660-425-4900 for more details.

personnel from surrounding counties to attend!

MDC initially purchased property for the Elam Bend Con servation Area in 1979 to provide a river-oriented, multipleuse area on an un-channelized portion of the upper Grand River. Subsequent additions to the area have increased its size to 1,483 acres. In addition to providing river access and river-oriented recreation, the area is managed for both game and non-game species of upland and forest wildlife.

To report conservation violations call the OGT (Opera tion Game Thief) 24-hour hotline at 1-800-392-1111, you can remain anonymous and rewards are possible.

WANTED Brush and CRP Clearing, Stump Grinding, Skid Loader work. Call Lee Zweifel at 660-439-2889 or 605-359-2563. Leave message.

FARMS! 180 Acre River Bottom Land. EnTERPRISE REALTY 660-582-7160.

Fo R SALE - GRILL GUAR dS, Raymond Smith Body Shop, hwy 136 East, 660-726-3223, Albany, Mo. 32-tfc

BRIAR PATCH FLOWER & GIFT 119 South Polk Street Albany, Mo 660-726-4170

NEW SToRE hoURS: Mon. - Fri. 9:00 - 5:00 Saturdays 10:00 - 1:00

FoR SALE - Car siding, pine & native red cedar. In Stock! Sunny Meadows Cedar, 19319 267th St., Bethany, Mo 64424.

For all your SToRAGE nEEdS, Call GInThER REnTALS, 816-596-0366.

17:20, “I

not pray

alone,

also for those who will believe in Me through their word) Here in the 17th chapter of the book of John we read part three of ‘The Lord’s Prayer’. This is Jesus praying for you and I. Think about it, Jesus is beginning his min istry as the only intercessor in prayer between God the father and those who believe. Jesus has told us over and over that when we pray in His name God the father will hear and bestow upon us the most wonderful gift of the Holy Spirit in Love, Joy, Peace, Longsuffering, kind ness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control. If you think about it; when we pos sess these qualities in life nothing else really matters. No matter how the happenings of life fluctuate with sorrow or pain the essence of God’s eternal spirit will allow us the see past the pain, have peace in sorrow or loss and appreciate life for sake of life itself. There are times in life when financial, medical, emotional or separation anxiety seem to make life unbearable, but God has already made provision for the situation to be a living example of faith. How does a person handle the loss of a loved one? Go to God in prayer in Jesus’s name and He will allow us to look beyond the loss and treasure those precious memories with the knowledge we will one day join those of faith in that heavenly choir. If you think about it life is like the traditional wedding vow, ‘For better for worse, for Richer or poorer, in Sickness or health. This is when the gift of Jesus comes in as we go through life experiencing the good, and the not

The Stanberry High School Class of 1962

is holding a 60 year reunion, Saturday, October 15, 2022.

The event is being held at the St. Peter’s Parish Hall adjacent to St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Stanberry, MO. A welcoming coffee and pastry event will be available after 9:00 am, with the main catered meal being served at 1:00 pm. Cost of the meal is $15.00 per person. Classmates are asked to call or text... Judy McCrary Henggeler at 660-562-7881 or Sherry Curry Funk at 660-235-0085 for reservations or information. Old friends are invited to stop by and visit during the day.

Sheets Tool Auction

Tractor, Trailer,

18th, 2022

Downsizing auction ends

20th, Rosendale, MO. area

Collectibles, Antiques,

Kessler Family

auction ends Rosendale, MO. area Collectibles, Antiques, much more!

AMERICAN WALNUT - Buying standing timber 25 or more, or 40

Land Auction

Downsizing auction ends Sept 20th, Rosendale, MO. area

Collectibles, Antiques, Tools and so much more!

Ultimate choice. Bid on it how you would like to buy it.

Pittman

information go to the website below.

Pittman, CAI, AMM

Downsizing auction ends Sept 20th, Rosendale, MO. area Firearms, Collectibles, Antiques, Tools and so much more! 816-262-8753

Pittman

816-262-8753

more

Call 816232-6781 in St. Joseph, MO for details.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE - CUT FOR FIREPLACES! REX HOMAN, 816-2615266, ALBANY.

ROD DOLLARS AUCTION SERVICE Stanberry, MO 660-783-2548

Leo Madison, Bethany, 660-868-0113.

Your Auction is the Most Important One We’ll Ever Do!!! We will get you Top Dollar at Your Auction!

ALUMINUM SEAMLESS GUTTERS WORKMAN FENCING & CONSTRUCTION

SYSTEMS

Sunday, October 16, 2022 • 9:00 AM

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES:

45 piece Red Slag collection including cups, bowls, vases, plates; candlestick holders, bell and bas kets; Roll top desk; Walnut High back ¾ bed with matching dresser; Ice tongs; sleigh bells; sad iron; wardrobe; Lane cedar chest; quilt blocks; porcelain dolls; Bethany Chautauqua book dated 1910; brownie Hawkeye camera; handiwork; books; military uniforms; oil lamps; yard sticks; quilt tops; cro chet magazines; woodworking magazines; woodshop news magazines; kids books; Sessions mantle clock; 3 milk crates of record albums; approx. 12 quilts; baskets; Community silverware in box; galv. wash tub; ice chest; casts iron boot jack; crock cookie jar; small lantern; pitcher pump; old tins; butter mold; blue jars; childs lunch box; crock whiskey jugs; cast iron pot; crock jugs; crock pots; cast iron skil lets; pyrex; wash board; 5 gal brown top jug; #2 Western crock; Oak book shelf; #6 Western crock; #8 Western crock; dry sink; oak arm chair; blue enamel pot with lid; cookie jars; mortar & pestle; marble rolling pin; Crown sewing machine base table; spool leg oak table; lead glass angel; barbies; treadle base table; thimble collection; half bushel baskets; crock chamber pot; PLEASE NOTE: We may run two lines during parts of this auction.

HOUSEHOLD – MOWERS:

drum sander; Foley Belsaw 12” planer; Acetylene torch set with bottles; Rockwell-Delta lathe; Atlas benchtop 6” JOINER; Hitachi table saw; shop made router table; Foley Belsaw 10” table saw with outflow ext table; Craftsman radial arm saw; Delt Unisaw 10” table saw with ext table; Craftsman lathe and tools; Delta stationary biscuit joiner; DeWalt framing nail gun; portable dust collector; Dremel scroll saw; Bench grinder; Lincoln welder; Craftsman

IH 9’ 3 point sickle mower; Wind Special 5’ 3 point brush cutter; Cub Cadet Super LT 1554 riding mower; Maytag Neptune washer and dryer; Whirlpool side by side re frigerator freezer; Maytag Gemini flattop cook stove with double oven; very nice oak kitchen table and chairs; small kitchen table and 4 chairs; Oak 4 pc. sleigh bed suite; small curio cabinet; oak glass front corner cabinet; Walnut gun cabinet; hall bench with storage; weather barometers; office chairs; rocking chair; futon; oak cabinet; stereo record player; Days of week tea towels; recliner; glider; small flat screen tv; bookcase; older refrigerator; clocks; bedding; wicker rocker; futon less mattress; dresser and matching chest of drawers; entertainment center; picture frames; porch glider; Tupperware; club aluminum set; pots and pans; glider and ottoman; floor lamp; end table; office supplies; oak tv stand; sofa; Vizio 40” flat screen tv; matching end tables; 2 tan Lazy Boy recliners; childs rocker; Oak sofa table; quilt rack; marble hall tree table; wood tv trays; entertain ment center;

TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS Generac 5000 watt generator; Grizzley 24” drum sander; Foley Belsaw 12” planer; Acetylene torch set with bottles; Rockwell-Delta lathe; Atlas benchtop 6” JOINER; Hitachi table saw; shop made router table; Foley Belsaw 10” table saw with outflow ext table; Craftsman radial arm saw; Delt Unisaw 10” table saw with ext table; Craftsman lathe and tools; Delta stationary biscuit joiner; DeWalt framing nail gun; portable dust collector; Dremel scroll saw; Bench grinder; Lincoln welder; Craftsman belt sander on stand; Protech chop saw; bolt bins; boxes of cabinet pulls and handles; lots of misc woodworking tools; 3 large bolt bins full of hardware and cabinet hardware; small cabinet; 3 circular saws; hand planes; small belt sander; 6’ fiberglass step ladder; Crafts man shop vac; Material; desk; 2 drawer file cabinet;; computer and accessories; books; magnovox stereo speakers; fishing poles and fly rods; lots of kids toys; yarn; craft supplies; recipe boxes; holiday decorations; flower pots; sleeping bags; bird bath; concrete yard ornaments; cast iron lawn furniture; hand sprayers; 6’ step ladder; leaf blower; 12’x18’ 3 pen dog kennel; bar clamps; treadmill; 2-5 drawer file cabinets; lawn chairs; board games; sheetrock stilts; adjustable saw horses; dovetail jig;

CAR: 2002 Mercury Mountaineer; 4x4, burgundy with tan interior, 192,000 miles with new battery;

GUNS AND HUNTING EQUIPMENT: 30-06 Springfield; mod 1895 7mm Mauser; Mossberg mod 46B-B 22 S & LR; Winchester Mod 90 22 rifle; Moss berg 12 gauge 3”; Stevens mod 258b bolt action 20 gauge; 12 gauge for repair; 50 cal Hawkens muzzleloader; Remington 22LR; hunting clothes;

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TRACT 1: 19071 Hwy Z Grant City159 acres M/Lw/ 48x24 split level house w/ 24x22 garage, vi-nyl siding, newer metal roof, propane heat to wa-ter steam, 16x14 deck, 12x12 garden shed; approx.80x42 shop; 9300bu Butler grain bin w/ unloadingauger; 40x40x14 machine shed w/ 8’ leanto; high-way frontage; rural water; 2 good ponds;

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3: 253 total acres

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What a wonderful community we live in!

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We would like to thank the First Baptist Church of Albany for their services and Roberson Polley Chapel for their excellent handling of the arrangements. Also, a big thank you to 911 and all the first responders for their expert assistance.

Big thank you to Jake...we can’t do without you!

Also, a big shout out to Bar X.

What a wonderful ending to a stressful day, with an out of this world meal. Big thanks to Charmayne. God gives us strength to continue our lives. With all our love to the Albany Community,

FISH