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CANTON CARNIVORE RACE PLANNED
The Canton Carnivore Race will be held Oct. 19, beginning and ending at Martin Park. The 5K race, (3.1 miles) will be a chip timed race, which means each runner will be timed from when they actually begin the race by crossing the starting line to when they finish. Early sign up is encouraged and those who sign up by Oct. 4 will be guaranteed a shirt. There is an entry fee, which increases after the deadline of Oct. 4. Runners and walkers are welcome to participate. A portion of the proceeds will go to the organizations helping with the event. They include Boy Scout Troop 174, Canton R-V Track team and the Canton Camera Club.
The home of Bob and Debbie Smith of LaGrange was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived on the scene.
Rita Cox Editor rita1@lewispnj.com The home of Bob and Debbie Smith and family was destroyed by fire Sept. 24. The home was located at 601 West Marion in LaGrange. Tristin Austin was driving by the address at the time and noticed sparks and smoke coming from the house and reported the fire to the police at about 5:30 p.m. The LaGrange Fire and Canton Fire Departments responded to the fire. No one
was home at the time of the blaze, but family members soon arrived. Also assisting at the scene was the LaGrange Fire Department, Canton Fire Department and Lewis County Ambulance. LaGrange Fire Department Captain Henry Gunsauls said when fire fighters arrived on scene the home was engulfed in flames with fire coming out of the back portion of the home. No injuries were reported, but the fate of one house cats is unknown, one cat perished in the fire. The family lost all of their possessions.
Culver-Stockton Homecoming is Oct. 10-13. with a variety of events including the annual parade. Events and articles will be featured in next week’s edition. Advertisers who would like to be included in the special homecoming section can contact the Press-News Journal at 573-288-5668 or email ads@ lewispnj.com. Deadline for the special is this Friday at noon.
Robert L. Bartz, 86, of LaGrange died Sept. 30 at his home in LaGrange. Lewis County Coroner Larry Arnold said a lawnmower Bartz was driving apparently struck a tree and he became entrapped under the machine. A neighbor found Mr. Bartz and reported the incident. Funeral service information was unavailable at press time.
Owners Debbie and Bob Smith said they are overwhelmed by the generosity and concern from the community. They also are thankful to all the emergency crews that assisted at the scene. Lewis County C-1 Schools held a hat day, where students could pay a fee to wear a hat and that money was donated to the family. Mrs. Smith spoke to the Highland Football crowd during halftime and thanked everyone. Their immediate needs are being met, but anyone who would like to donate to the family can contact Mrs. Smith at 573-470-6740.
Canton Receives Grant for Downtown
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Canton has been selected in a competitive application process to participate in a cost-sharing Affiliate Grant that provides training, mentoring, and technical services to revitalization programs in Missouri’s historic commercial districts. The grant is provided by Missouri Main Street Connection, Inc. (MMSC). MMSC staff will visit with Canton’s downtown community leaders to evaluate existing and future needs of the downtown, and then schedule a series of customized training sessions equipping them to concentrate on their local revitalization goals. The goal of the grant is the development a sustainable, volunteer-based organization that will carry out an economic development program based on the preservation of historic assets in the downtown, using the Main Street 4-Point Approach® to Revitalization. With support from MMSC, the Canton revitalization group anticipates: expanding the Levee Walk to include trails that lead to
other cultural and heritage points of interest, which will expand tourism and educational opportunities for residents. Creating a downtown comprehensive program that will feature infrastructure improvements, plus restoration of historic buildings and recruiting businesses to occupy commercial vacancies. Using ideas within the Canton Downtown Vision and Development Strategy created in 2008 that will serve as a foundation for revitalization planning. The experience of creating that plan gave the citizens of Canton new confidence and enthusiasm, which will carry over to the creation of a successful, long-term revitalization organization. The grant period is for two years. During this time Canton’s leadership for downtown revitalization will receive on-site training and mentoring from MMSC to help them establish a downtown revitalization organization that will engage the entire community as a participant and beneficiary of
revitalization. Representatives of the downtown group also will attend regional revitalization workshops and conferences conducted by MMSC. The Affiliate Grant is a 40/60 match, requiring the community to contribute 40 percent of the cash value of the services and MMCS to contribute 60 percent. The total grant value in training and mentoring services is $23,500. The City of Canton will contribute around $9,000 and a portion of that will come from the Lewis County I.D.A. Canton also is now designated as an Affiliate in the Missouri Main Street Tier Structure, which ranks revitalization progress on a standard established by the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Main Street Center. Missouri Main Street Connection currently is providing revitalization training and mentoring to 145 communities in the state, plus Main Street accreditation services. Canton Mayor Jerod Phillips said that he hopes the grant will enable the city to stabilize and refurbish the downtown area. Revitalization of downtown areas is a proven method used in thousands of communities that will help to preserve the downtown area and provide incentives for both new and existing businesses. The study done in 2008 gave the city the blueprint to follow and they will utilize that information, which will give them a jumpstart on upcoming projects. “The downtown area is the cultural hub of our small town with most of the community events taking place in the area,” Phillips said. “It is the intent to preserve the downtown area for future generations and improve the quality of life for those who reside in or visit Canton.”
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LOCAL NEWS Statement of Ownership As of October 23, 1962, Section 4368, Title 39, United States Code, showing the ownership, management and circulation of the Canton Press-News and The Lewis County Journal, published weekly at 109 N 4th St., LaGrange MO 63448 for October 2013. The name and addresses of the publisher is Paula Heming, 1201 S 16th St., Quincy IL 62301; and of the editor and managing editor is Rita Cox, PO Box 42, LaGrange MO 63448. The owners of Lewis County Press, LLC DBA Press-News Journal are: Kingsbury Partners, LLC, 1850 2nd St #201, Highland Park, IL 60035; and Amagansett Investments Too, LLC, 420 E. Woodland Rd., Lake Forest IL 60045. The known bondholders, mortgages and other security holders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amounts of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: none. Average numbers of copies each issue during preceding 12 months, total number of copies printed is 2,300; paid circulation 1,674; single issue nearest the filing date, 1,657; total number of copies distributed 1,674.
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FFA members visit Truman State Local Composer Debuts at National Conference
Canton FFA Chapter members visited the Truman State University farm and then made their way to Jackson County Connections in LaPlata on Sept. 25. At the Truman farm they toured the land and interacted with the horses on the farm. They were brought to the grape vineyard and even took a hayride to the farthest field of the farm. During the events they learned
about the university and how agriculture can enrich lives. At Jackson County Connections they also were learned about the importance of agriculture while enjoying the attractions around them. The members got to go through the corn maze, take part in another hayride, use the corn cannon and purchase merchandise.
Free Field Day to be held Oct. 5 A free field day will be held at the Russell Heindselman property at 709 Rt. C in LaGrange on Oct. 5 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. A free lunch of Heindselman’s farm raised fish and Yoder’s Bakery fried pies along with other foods will be served by the LaGrange Garden Club. Activities include: Forrest Keeling Nursery representative of Elsberry, will explain their trademark, Root Production Method, for starting trees and demonstrate grafting. Edwin Waters, president of the Sustainable Agriculture Society will speak on Permanent Agriculture. Russ Heindselman will speak on the many subjects including his own gardening and farming techniques and helping others be better gardeners with more and better ideas. Heindselman also will lead a walking tour of his land. Deborah Lee, Herbal Educator and Practitioner of Four Winds Farm will conduct a walking
Card Shower A birthday card shower is requested for Margie Raleigh Long, 903 Jefferson, DeSoto, Mo. 63020. She will celebrate 90 years on Oct. 15. She is a former Lewis County resident.
tour of edible and medicinal plants. An open forum for questions and discussion is planned. Topics throughout the day will include: optimizing fruit, mast, timber and shade production, the advantages of enhancing natures’ water, mineral, energy and community dynamics, recycling raccoons into fish food, eliminating sparrows and house flies, aerating a pond with gravity, watering pecan trees for free, recycling everything, dressing fish, producing apples, raspberries, blackberries, pecans, hicans, fish and vegetables. Processing and using food and medicine that is available. The Heindselman farm is located in LaGrange on Route C one half mile east of Highway 61. In case of inclement weather the event will meet inside. Signs will be in place the day of the event. Anyone wanting more information about the free field day may contact Edwin Winters at 217-894-7020 or Russ Heindselman at 573-655-4639.
Free Smoke Alarms The Western Lewis County Fire Protection District is giving away smoke alarms. If you would like a smoke detector and you live in the Western Lewis County Fire Protection please call 573-215-2600 and leave a message. Smoke alarms will be given to the first 80 households.
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Canton native Andrew William Steinbeck will soon be traveling to Houghton College in New York for his first nationally-recognized performance. For most of his life, Steinbeck has been part of the musical scene in Lewis County, performing independently and with church and school groups. Steinbeck now is in his final year at Truman State University in Kirksville, Mo., studying music composition. The annual national conference of the Christian Fellowship of Art Music Composers (CFAMC) is held at the Greatbatch School of Music at Houghton College in Houghton, New York. Music for the conference was selected among submissions from professional composers, and includes a composition by Steinbeck and one by his mentor, Warren P. Gooch, of Kirksville, Mo. Steinbeck’s musical composition for Baritone voice, bassoon and
piano, titled “Se Dice en el Campo,” was produced in April 2013 based on original poetry by Steinbeck in the Spanish language. The title translates, “In the countryside they say...” This piece will be performed on the first of five concerts at the conference, on October 25, by Steinbeck on bassoon, Benjamin Forrester on voice, and Michael Marmorstein on piano. The CFAMC conference is one of three major performances of Steinbeck this month. Steinbeck will present an hour of musical praise to God in hymns and original worship songs at Immanuel United Methodist Church on Oct. 10 at 5:30 p.m. All members of the community are welcome to attend. In addition, Steinbeck will present his Degree Recital in Music Composition at the Ophelia Parrish Performance Hall at Truman State University on Oct. 21 at 8 p.m.
Letter to the Editor Dear editor, The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri urges the deer hunters in your newspaper’s readership to “Share the Harvest” when they are successful this fall. As providers of food to local food pantries in your area, The Food Bank recognizes Share the Harvest is truly “neighbors feeding neighbors.” Archery, muzzleloader or firearms hunters can donate some or all of a deer to Share the Harvest by taking it to a participating processor or locker. All Share the Harvest venison stays in the community where it is donated. For participating processors in your area, see the Missouri Department of Conservation’s website, mdc.mo.gov. Thanks to the Conservation Federation of Missouri and its partners, all or most of the fee is covered for processing the deer into 1-pound chubs of ground veni-
son. Healthy red meat is a prime resource for feeding the hungry, and one that is always in short supply. Because it is low in fat and loaded with natural vitamins and minerals, venison is a fantastic addition to the diets of Missourians in need. Last season, hunters in The Food Bank’s 32-county region donated over 157,000 pounds of venison. Since local needs for emergency food have increased, let’s shoot for topping that figure this year. We salute our responsible deer hunters and urge them to make a big difference in the lives of their neighbors this fall by bagging a deer (or more than one) for the Share the Harvest program. Sincerely, Scott L. Gordon Communications Coordinator The Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri
Thank You We would like to thank everyone for the donations, acts of kindness, and all the amazing support and generosity from the entire community, schools, churches, and organizations, after our house fire. A special thank you to the Fire Departments, Police Department, and Emergency Services.
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Where In Lewis County?
AROUND THE COUNTY UPCOMING EVENTS October 5
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Benefit for JR Routt Durham Community Center 1 p.m.
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Cotton Bowl League Meeting 6 p.m.
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Maywood Fire House Chicken Barbecue 5 - 7 p.m.
Highland Homecoming Football Game 7 p.m.
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No one has guessed the Where in Lewis County pictured above. Here’s a hint, this is located somewhere in Canton.
Take a close look, do you recognize this local landmark? Call our office at 573-288-5668 or email your guess to news@lewispnj.com.
Scott honored for 30 years with City of Canton Jim Scott celebrated 30 years of working with the city of Canton on Sept. 26. A lunch was provided to honor Scott.
Carters celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary John and Christine Carter of Maywood recently celebrated their 4oth wedding anniversary. They were married on August 11, 1973 in the Durham Baptist Church by the Reverend Loren Goings. John is the son of the late Olney and Opal Carter of Maywood. Christine is the daughter of the late Arthur Catron, Sr. and Gladys Catron of Ewing. They are the parents of J. Nelson (Kelly) Carter of Maywood and Kristen (Brian) Ritterbusch of
LaGrange and the grandparents of Olivia, Hannah and Gavin Ritterbusch of LaGrange.
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with our staff to ensure these acres are not considered highly erodible or wetland acres,” said Cadle. “I assure you, the hour or so spent working with our staff to make sure your plans won’t impact these fragile lands before you head to the field, will be time well spent.” USDA enacted Highly Erodible and Wetland Conservation Provisions in 1985 to reduce soil loss; reduce sedimentation and improve water quality; preserve the nation’s wetland; protect the nation’s longterm capacity to produce food and fiber; and remove incentive for persons to produce agricultural commodities on highly erodible land or converted wetlands. USDA defines highly erodible land as cropland, hayland or pasture that can erode at excessive rates. These lands contain soils that have an erodibility index of eight or more. And, a wetland has a predominance of wet soils types, is inundated or saturated by surface or groundwater at a frequency and duration suf-
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What does that Newspaper Lingo mean anyway? A newspaper office has some of it’s own lingo that can leave a customer bewildered. We will try and clarify some of the most often used words when talking to us:
CMYK : The four process colors used for printing full color pictures: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. We have to turn photos and advertisement that is to be published on a color page into the cmyk setting. The photos that you submit to us are RGB (red, green, blue) and if not changed to cmyk for a color page, it will end up blurry.
Ewing Farmer’s Co-op Lindquist Veterinary Rabies Clinic 9 - 11 a.m.
Canton Recycling Center Collecting Electronics 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
October 15 Lewistown
American Legion Auxiliary Soup Luncheon 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
I wish to thank you for all the loving thoughts and prayers after the sudden loss of my dear sister Annetta. Sincerely Mary Warner
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Campen competes at State 4-H Fashion Revue Jessica Campen of Canton, Missouri was one of 117 Missouri youth that participated in a clothing construction and consumerism contest during the State 4-H Fashion Revue held September 21st on the University of Missouri campus. Jessica participated in the Clothes You Make- Formal Wear Senior Division where she placed first with the prom dress she constructed and modeled and received a $50 Wal-Mart gift card for her efforts. “This contest is designed to be fun, while helping youth enhance their skills and knowledge about sewing, garment selection, knitting and crochet and the importance of settling and achieving goals,” said Alison Copeland, MU 4-H youth specialist. “State 4-H Fashion Revue is also about exposing young people to the research, education and other efforts MU is doing in these areas. We want them to see what they might be able to do with their interests at a university like MU.” The participants, ranging in age from 8 to 18,
ficient to support water tolerant vegetation and, under normal circumstances, supports a prevalence of such vegetation. According to FSA policy, to be in compliance with the highly erodible land and wetland conservation provisions, producers must agree, by certifying on FSA’s Form AD-1026, that they will not produce an agricultural commodity on highly erodible land without a conservation system, plant an agricultural commodity on a converted wetland and convert a wetland to make possible the production of an agricultural commodity. Any planned deviation to the agreement having the potential to convert HEL or wetland acreage, or even land that might not yet have HEL or wetland determinations, requires that producers update the Form AD1026. FSA will notify NRCS and NRCS will then provide highly erodible land or wetland technical determinations on the acreage in question. Cadle said that produc-
The Canton Recycling Center 509 N. Fourth Street will be collecting “ELECTRONICS”
Saturday, October 5 from 9 am - 1 pm
Open to all residence of Lewis County (NO items containing freon) Collecting paper, newspaper, magazines, tin cans, #1 plastic, #2 plastic and cardboard every Saturday from 9 to 1.
Thank You participated in a local fashion revue competition either in their county or regional area that qualified them to participate in the state contest. Fashion Revue participants also gathered in the Memorial Union on the campus to learn about other topics such as public speaking and garment manufacturing processes.
Farm Service Agency reminds farmers about breaking ground rules Mark Cadle, State Executive Director for Missouri’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) cautions agricultural producers to consult with FSA and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) before breaking out new ground for production as doing so without prior authorization might put a producer’s federal farm program benefits in jeopardy. Although checking with USDA anytime ground is cleared or otherwise converted is a good business practice, this is especially true for ground that is considered highly erodible (HEL) or is considered a wetland. Producers participating in federal farm programs and any person or entity considered to be an “affiliated person” of the producer, are subject to regulations pertaining to ground having HEL or wetland determinations. “Before heading out with a dozer to clear a fence line or hiring a contractor to drain or fill in wet areas in a field, it is extremely important that you have consulted
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ers participating in FSA and NRCS programs who are not in compliance with highly erodible land or wetland conservation compliance provisions are not eligible to receive benefits for most programs administered by both agencies. And, if a producer has received program benefits and is later found to be noncomplaint, he/she would be required to refund all payments received and might be assessed liquidated damages. “We realize that between harvest and planning for the 2014 planting season, producers get busy, but I can’t stress enough the importance of ensuring that all the i’s are dotted and t’s are crossed before converting land for production – this includes former Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) ground,” Cadle said. “Bottom line… when in doubt, come by our office and you’ll leave with peace of mind knowing that your eligibility for farm program benefits is not at risk.”
To all of our teams, sponsors, volunteers & guests who made the 4th Annual Korndogg Memorial Softball Tournament a great success! All of the proceeds will go towards the Korndogg Memorial Scholarship fund, which awards 2$1000 scholarships to graduates from Canton & Highland each spring.
Lindquist Veterinary Care Center Jenny Lindquist, DVM Edina, Mo (660) 397-2570
Will be holding a Rabies Clinic at the Farmer’s Co-op in Ewing, Mo Saturday, October 5 from 9-11 am All annual vaccinations available, heartworm testing, heartworm preventatives as well as flea and tick treatments. All will be offered at discounted prices. All manageable pets are welcome.
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BACKWARD GLANCES From the pages of early Lewis County newspapers
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25 Years Ago The Press-News Journal Sept 8, 1988 Don Neil is displaying some rare antique tractors this week at the World Agriculture Expo in Amana, Iowa. Don Neil is showing two Gibson tractors, one a Model H and one a Model I. Neil of Canton, who runs Neil’s Repair and Transmission Service, restored the tractors he is showing. It is reported that only 500 Gibson tractors were made. The World Agriculture Expo also includes a plowing contest and agriculture equipment manufacturers from all over the world. It is held in the United States about once every 22 years and the crowd is estimated to be 250,000. 45 Years Ago The Press-News Journal Sept. 14, 1968 Ground was broken for a new one million dollar student union as part of opening convocation ceremonies at Culver-Stockton College. Turning the first spades of dirt at the site of the future structure were Col. and Mrs. Henry Crown of Evanston, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Day of LaBelle have purchased the Canton Gamble Store from Mr. and Mrs. Ross Spencer and have assumed ownership. Mr. Day formerly was manager of the MFA at LaBelle. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer purchased the Gamble Store from Irwin Brooks and have operated the store at its Clark Street location for five and one half years. The Canton High School band is preparing for its first trip of the season, which will be to the Canton, Ill., Friendship Festival. Dale Stephenson is the drum major. A crowd of 25,000 persons is expected to view the annual parade. Bluff Springs United Methodist Church will recognize the church officers and teachers on Sept. 15 as one of the major special events the church
is holding in observance of its centennial. Among those to be recognized will be Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Baxter, who together have served the church as teachers for more than 100 years. 75 Years Ago The Lewis County Journal Sept. 15, 1938 The Ayers Oil company, distributors of Phillips 66 products, enters the Lewis County field in a big way with the selection of Shelby Simpson as manager of bulk sales in this territory. W.H. Ayers is head of the Ayers Oil Company and operates three bulk stations. He recently purchased six lots from Lafe Barnett on the riverfront where he expects to erect mammoth supply tanks for river barge delivery. Art Weyant, Canton ferryman, says those who have an idea the river is a cool place, should have been in his ferry boat cab last week when his thermometer registered 104 degrees each day. 85 Years Ago The Lewis County Journal September 13, 1928 The Knox City Fair, which closed Friday night with a night performance of saddle and harness rings and free acts, ran about $700 short, according to Ford Wolter, secretary of the fair association. Garnett Grange of Ten Mile will dedicate their new hall Sept. 21. We had only one case of diphtheria so far in our village, Milton, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins, was quite sick last week but is improving nicely. Dr. Lillard, our county physician, vaccinated all who had been exposed and quarantined the Hawkins home. Deer Ridge. 95 Years Ago The Lewis County Journal September 14, 1918 The Edina Sentinel might have to close its doors as a result of their
inability to get an operator to run their linotype machine. Last week they were unable to set any type but came out with four pages of ads and some plate matter. The help question for newspaper publishers is a serious question especially as concerns machine operators. If an editor himself is an operator he is all right; otherwise he is up against it, for it is absolutely impossible to hire anyone. With the coming of the new wheat crop the Food Administration has made some radical changes in the wheat conservation rules. Despite the prospects for a large crop, all conservation cannot be thrown aside but there will be no wheatless days and wheatless meals this year, according to present plans. The 50-50 rule, requiring with every purchase of flour an equal amount of some other cereals be bought, has been rescinded. Households can now buy one pound of substitutes with every four pounds of wheat flour. W.T. Roberts died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C.R. Redding of LaBelle, last Wednesday. He was well known having been engaged in buying livestock in that section for many years. W.F. Haldeman, 75, one of LaBelle pioneer citizens, died at Fulton on Sept. 2. Miss Frances Bayne, Earl Giegerich and Creighton Graves, all graduates of Canton High School last year, left Friday for Missouri State University at Columbia. The boys have entered the Student Army Training Corps, a branch of the military service of the United States. They will be under military discipline and receive a soldier’s pay of $30 a month until their draft numbers are called. No more Ford cars will be manufactured, is the official announcement of the company. Its entire facilities will be devoted to government work. After Jan. 1 the government
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has ordered that no autos of any kind shall be made, only trucks permitted. The United States Food Administration has ordered that brewing operations of all kind shall cease upon Dec. 1 as a war measure. No more unmalted grains shall be purchased for brewing purposes. The order is effective until further orders. 125 Years Ago The Lewis County Journal August 29, 1888 The LaBelle Star says that Sam Mattingly, Fr., has sold his grocery business in Quincy and returned to LaBelle. Jacob Sosey, the veteran editor of the Palmyra Spectator, died at his home last week. The new town of Wyaconda, in Clark County, on the Santa Fe, now has a newspaper called “The Echo� published by Doran and Horn. It is a sprightly paper and is starting out with a vim in the interest of its town. W.R. Order has the contract for constructing the M.E. South Church in Canton and the work is underway. The structure will be a model of modern architecture. It is to have four gables, corner tower, double entrance, including floor; raised, paneled ceiling, Gothic windows with cathedral glass. Messrs High and Greene, photographers of Canton, are making some very fine views. Mr. Greene, at the time of the pole raising at this place, took a view of the crowd fronting the courthouse, immediately after the pole was up. There were some 200 persons included in the view and nearly everyone can be recognized. Rev. J.A. Wailes of this place who has been pastor in charge of the Monticello circuit for the past three years, has again been returned to this circuit by the M.E. South Conference held at Gallatin last week.
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COMMUNITY NEWS Schork-Fishback Reunion Stouts celebrate 50 years The Schork-Fishback reunion was held in Canton on Sept. 21 with more than 40 people in attendance. Visitors from out of state include Greg, Ann and Matt Schork of Jamesville, Wisc., Mark Murphy, Kasson, Minn.; Toni, Travis and Hayley Schuler, Rochelle, Ill.; Mike and Angela Clark, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Joe and Charlene Cliffford, Versaille, Ill.; and Mary Lou Smoot and daughter, Robin, Bakersfield, Calif. Also joining the group were Chris Schork, Shelly Salisbury, Bill and Pat Meyer, Quincy, Ill.; Alexis and Erin Fishback, Hannibal, Mo.; Kent, Patty and Kyle Spindler, LaGrange;
Ken and Judy Potterfield, Monroe City; Doris and Harry Higgins, Keokuk; Deanie and Dick Hinkle, Newtown; Nikki Hinkle of Unionville and Peggy and Leland Phillips of Lewistown. Attending from Canton were Trent Lowe, Roger, Debby and Jacob Hetzler, and Bob and Betty Meyer. Jenny Reid of LaGrange was absent due to a hospital stay. Jenny and Jerry Reid, Mary Lou Smoot and daughter Robin, Mark Murphy, Chris Schoolwork, Shelly Salisbury, Mike and Cheryl Lowe, Bob and Betty Meyer gathered on Sept. 16 in LaGrange to eat at the casino.
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2013 League Meeting
Letter to the Editor Dear Editor, We have been fortunate in Northeast Missouri to have some outstanding individuals representing us in Jefferson City. That is definitely true in regards to Rep. Craig Redmon. Rep. Redmon continually has worked to bring people together at the Capitol to solve problems facing public education. He has distinguished himself as a person of dignity, high ethical standards and devoted to serving the people who elected him to office. We might not always agree on every issue, but Rep. Redmon always has been a true statesman as he listens to all sides of an issue before making a decision. Recently, Rep. Redmon had to make a difficult decision regarding the tax cut issue that was vetoed by Gov. Jay Nixon. As a Republican, I know that he is in favor of reduced taxes, less government bureaucracy and strengthening the business climate in Missouri. At the same time, he also is a very staunch supporter of Missouri Public Schools, especially the rural schools of this state. I know that his vote on
the tax cut issue may have been the hardest decision he has made during his service as your state representative. However, when it came time ot push the voting button on his desk, Rep. Redmon chose to side with the school children in Northeast Missouri. For that courageous move, you should be extremely proud of him. Rep. Redmon believes that education in itself is a tremendous economic development tool. When we turn our back on the children of this state, we turn our back on our future. I hope you will join me in thanking Craig Redmon for his unwavering support of Missouri Public Schools and for his hard work, service and devotion to the citizens of Northeast Missouri. We could solve a lot more problems in the state if there were more representatives like Craig Redmon! I am especially proud, since Craig is a former School Board President of the Canton R-V School District. Yours in Education, W.A. Andy Anderson Superintendent Canton R-V School
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8 AT 6 PM Call Nikki at 6602162840 if you can’t make it.
League starts Wednesday, October 16
Lisa McCullough Jim and Marilyn Stout will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct. 13 at St. Thomas Catholic Church in Camp Point. Family and friends are invited to attend this special mass and blessing of their marriage at 10 a.m. A dinner will follow at noon in the parish hall for family and an open house reception will be from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The celebration will be hosted by their daughter, Michele and family. The couple requests no gifts. The couple was married Oct. 12, 1963 at St. Brigid’s Catholic Church in Liberty, Ill. Mrs. Stout is the former Marilyn Meyer, daughter of the late Oscar and Bonnie Meyer. Mr. Stout is the son of the late Allen and Mary Stout of Camp Point. They have a daughter, Michele (Dean) Vansickle of Macon, Mo. They have three grandchildren, Darin, Kayla and Dalton. The couple moved to
Lewis County Youth Celebrate National 4-H Week More than 8 million young people across the country will be celebrating National 4-H Week, which takes place annually during the first full week in October. Lewis County 4-H uses National 4-H Week to celebrate the great things that the 4-H youth development program offers young people and highlights the incredible 4-H youth who work each day to make a positive impact on their community. Research has proven that participation in 4-H has a significant positive impact on young people. Recent findings from the Tufts University 4-H Study of Positive Youth Development indicate that, when compared to their peers, young people in 4-H are nearly four times more likely to contribute to their communities, two times more likely to pursue healthy behaviors and two times more likely to engage in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs in the out-of-school time. Lewis County 4-H boasts 95 members in five 4-H Community Clubs actively participating for the 2012-2013 4-H Year. During the last year, the Lucky Clover, Monticello, Oyster Prairie, Pleasant Grove and Ten Mile 4-H Clubs participated in
4-H Camp, Livestock Judging, Teen Conference, State Congress, the State Shoot, Fashion Revue and the Lewis County Fair. Lewis County members have presented demonstrations and participated in a variety of community service projects. In Lewis County, we have 49 4-H Volunteers who help our youth to build life skills, engage in science and connect to the community. 4-H, the largest youth development organization in the world, is a community of seven million young people across the globe learning leadership, citizenship and life skills. In the U.S., 4-H programs are implemented by the 109 land grant universities and the Cooperative Extension System through their 3,100 local Extension offices across the county. Overseas, 4-H programs operate throughout more than 50 countries. For more information about 4-H or to join, please contact Katie Hogan, 4-H youth program assistant, at the Lewis County Extension Office at 767-5273 or by stopping by the office in Monticello. You can also check out the Lewis County Extension website http://extension.missouri. edu/lewis or on Facebook at https://www. facebook.com/lewiscountyextensionmissouri .
Canton from Camp Point in 1973 and Jim was the meat department manager at the IGA grocery store and lived near Canton on Route 81. Their daughter attended school at Canton R-V. Mrs. Stout said they enjoyed living in Canton and were members of the St. Joseph Catholic Church. They purchased farm ground and built a new home near Camp Point in 1994. Mrs. and Mrs. Stout sold their Kent Feed Dealership in Quincy in 2001 after 25 years of service. They enjoy doing lots of volunteer work at the St. Thomas Catholic Church in Camp Point where they are members and the Golden Historical Society in Golden where Mr. Stout is a board member. They enjoy winter months in Florida.
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SPORTS NEWS Canton Trap Team places 16th at shoot
The Canton FFA trap team attended the area trap shoot competition on Sept. 24 in Macon, Mo. The trap shooters shot one round and came home with 16th place out of 37 teams with a score of 104 out of 125. The highest score was Lane Kennedy with 22 out of 25.
Highland Cougars lose to Macon
Gold named HAAC Volleyball Player of the Week
Culver-Stockton College sophomore Kamrin Gold was named Heart of America Athletic Conference (HAAC) Volleyball Player of the Week for her play during the Wildcats’ 2-1 week Sept. 23 through 29. Gold, a 6-foot-2 outside hitter from Flint, Mich.
(Carman-Ainsworth HS / University of Maryland), was awarded the weekly honor after averaging 5.50 kills and 3.90 digs per set last week. She recorded double-doubles in kills and digs in each of the three matches, bringing her season total to a team-high12 double-doubles this year. Gold totaled 21 kills and 13 digs in a four-set loss to nationally-ranked Missouri Baptist Sept. 24, 12 kills and 11 digs in a threeset victory against Lindenwood (Ill.) Sept. 25, and a season-high 22 kills and 16 digs in a three-set victory over William Woods (Mo.) Sept. 26. Gold committed 11 hitting errors on 121 attempts for a hitting success rate of 36.4 percent. She handled 62 of the 66 serves she received for a success rate of
93.9 percent, while committing two errors on 37 service attempts for a service percentage of 94.6. For the season, Gold is averaging a team-best 3.89 kills per set and is ranked eighth in the NAIA with 276 total kills. She is hitting at a 29.7 percent clip, committing just 57 errors on 737 swings this season. She is also averaging 3.46 digs and has tallied 33 blocks and 13 services aces. The Wildcats, who currently are 16-5 overall this season, are scheduled to play at sixth-ranked MidAmerica Nazarene University on Oct. 1, in Olathe, Kan. Game time is slated for 7 p.m. C-SC also is slated to play at Benedictine College Oct. 5, in Atchison, Kan. That match is set for an 11:30 a.m. start.
Softball Senior Night
Photo by Rita Cox
The Highland Football Cougars faced Macon at a home game on Sept. 27. The Cougars were defeated 40-8. Highland will celebrate homecoming at the next home game on Oct. 11. (Photo by Rita Cox)
Canton seniors from left to right: Mariah Shaffer, Sam Ryan, Katy Rarick, Lauren Janney and Jordyn Crenshaw stand together after receiving their senior gifts.
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GOOD SAM CLUB
Submitted photo Highland band members are pictured after the awards ceremony from the Griggsville Parade Competition. The band won first place in their division, Best Drum Majors Award and Best Overall Band. Over the weekend they participated in the Carrollton Band Event and the Highland home football game.
Submitted photo The NO MO Bulldog Good Sam RV Chapter received their 35 year certificate at the Missouri State Samboree in Sedalia held on the Missouri State Fairgrounds September 26 -29, 2013. They also received second place in the Missouri State Scrapbook contest. Attending were Ron and Judy Boyer, Larry and Deanna Hubbard, Larry and Bernice Kenney, Vera Monroe, Bobby Smith and Don and Dean Brown. The next meeting of the NO MO Bulldog Good Sam Chapter will be in Canton at the Mississippi Park Campground October 17 – 19.
QUICK RESPONSE
Photo by Rita Cox Tristan Austin of LaGrange reported the Smith house fire in LaGrange on Sept. 24. Austin was driving by the home and noticed smoke and sparks coming from the home.
FBLA - CAREER DAY
Submitted photo Twenty-nine members of the Highland FBLA Chapter recently attended Career Day at Busch Stadium. FBLA chapters from around the state gathered to hear staff members at Busch Stadium talk about their careers. The students also had the opportunity to attend a College Fair before the game.
FARM BUREAU MEETING
We want your photos! Send us photos of recent area events or a great nature shot and we will include them on our Social News page! Please make sure your photos are at least 300 dpi, and also send us a note (Cutline/caption) indicating who or what is in the photo. Send your photos to ads@lewispnj.com or P.O. Box 227, Canton, MO 63435. Sorry, any photos sent via the mail (USPS) can only be returned if you submit a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Submitted photo The registration area, including a basket drawing, was part of the 2013 Lewis County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting. Shown in the foreground are Janice Henke and Dova Geisendorfer. In the background are Sgt. Troy Linneman of the Missouri Highway Patrol and Steve Roberts and Jim Berrey of Missouri Farm Bureau.
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HELP WANTED
YARD SALE
Full-time LPN
LaBelle Manor Care Center has an opening in the Nursing Department for a full-time LPN, every other weekend would be required. For more information or application please call (660) 213-3234 or you stop by the business office Mon. - Fri. 8 am - 4 40-41 pm. EOE MFHV
Certified Mechanic for Tractor Dealership Growing Tractor Dealership is in need of qualified mechanics. Competitive pay and Benefits package. Send resume to:
Press-News Journal Attn/ Tractor Mechanic PO Box 227, Canton MO 63435
Salesman for a Tractor Dealership Prior Ag and sales experience a must. Competitive Pay and Benefits package. Please send a resume to :
Press-News Journal Attn/ Tractor Salesman PO Box 227, Canton MO 63435
Substitute Teachers and Paraprofessional The Lewis County C-1 School District is advertising for substitute teachers and substitute paraprofessionals. If there is interest, please contact the district office at 573-209-3217. The Lewis County C-1 School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 39-40
Seasonal Help Seasonal Help at Fertilizer Dealership. Duties include delivery of fertilizer, seed and farm chemicals plus handling seed fertilizer and farm chemicals on location. Driving is in local area. A high school diploma and CDL required. Must pass drug test and be able to get a DOT medical card. We can be reached at 573-769-4887. Two Rivers FS, 614 Birch Lane, Taylor Mo 63471. 39-42
Seeking Bank Branch Manager BANK OF MONTICELLO is currently seeking a Branch Manager for its Canton, Mo., location. Responsibilities will include day to day management of the branch, supervision of branch staff, business development within the Canton market area, consumer lending and monitoring branch activity to meeting profit and growth goals. A business degree or significant experience in banking is preferred. Salary will be commensurate with experience.
FOR SALE
YARD SALE at Country Aire Retirement Estates. Lewistown. October 3rd & 4th, 9 am-3 pm; Tons of clothing, all sizes, 25 cents. 40+ Saturday, October 5, 8 am 2 pm, 1 block west of 4-way stop, Lewistown; Thirtyone, name brand ladies casual & dress clothes, computer desk, DVD’s, CD’s, household, home decor, lots of misc. 40* 7 SAYLOR DR., CANTON, Mo., Sat. 8-12 p.m. Toys, games, clothes, trumpet, misc items. 40*
Yard Sale Oct 4 & 5 ~ 8 am - ? Wide variety of items from tools to toys, from carnival glass to canning jars, big 25¢ table, and lots of free stuff.
Hwy 156, 8 miles W of Ewing. 660-278-4665
GOOD USED TIRES, in LaGrange, 13�, 14�, 15� & 16�; $15 and up 217-653-7480 39-41* 2008 CHEVY Silverado 4x4, 2,722 ACTUAL MILES! 1 owner. Extremely clean – perfect condition. Certified Pre-Owned w/ FREE maintenance. 888211-8902. Yourchevystore. com 40+ 37�x19� and 49x22� Vanity Sink tops, new, still in box. Also rabbits for pets or fryers. Daylight woodworking 29406, Orange St. Canton, MO 63435 38-40* 2007 TOYOTA CAMRY SE, GREAT on gas, over 30 mpg. Leather, moonroof, steering wheel controls. Aluminum wheels & spoiler 1-888-208-7469 shottenkirkusedcaroutlet. com 40+ SQUARE bales straw 573655-4463 40-45*
REAL ESTATE
Hardin Realty 417 Clark St., Canton MO 503 N. 15th - NEW LISTING - Three bedroom and bath and half. Lots of improvement incl. heat, AC, roof, gutters, and windows. Move-in condition. Call for your appointment. Drive By’s 907 White: $85,000 610 N 6th: $59,900 603/603A Donaldson: $63,000
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HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT: Nice small 2 bedroom home in LaGrange. Refrigerator and stove convey. Great home or rental property. $21,500. 217-430-4681 or 660-341-0040. Will consider renting until sold.
2009 HONDA ACCORD, Fuel saver! 30 MPG, New tires, leather, sunroof, Aluminum wheels, SUPER CLEAN! $5900; 1- 888-2087469 shottenkirkusedca routlet.com 40+
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STORAGE UNITS - available in LaGrange starting at $30.00 per month. 573655-4457. 17tf _________________________
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HILLBILLY AUCTION Sat. Oct. 12 ~ 10 am
Lewis Co. Fairgrounds. Sponsored by Oyster Prairie 4-H. Taking Consignments at 8:30 a.m. Call Paul Bringer 573-795-3387. 39-41
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375 S Johnson y Kahoka, MO 660-727-1800 www.mcafeerealestatellc.com 2 BR/ 2 Bath Home NEW LISTING 3 BR/ 2 Bath Home Rural Revere, MO Wayland, MO $89,900 $68,000 3 Bedroom Home NEW LISTING 610 N. Cleveland, 3 Bedroom Home Kahoka, MO: $49,000 Rural Clark County $74,500 NEW LISTING 110 +/- Acres NEW LISTING Clark County, MO 3 Bedroom Home $2,200 per acre Kahoka, MO $79,500 NEW LISTING NEW LISTING 4 BR/ 3 Bath Home Kahoka, MO $195,000 110.5 +/- Acres Clark County, MO $2,950 per acre 59.7 +/- Acres Clark County, MO $2,200 per acre Monty McAfee
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Rural Clark Co, MO $135,000 3 BR/ 2 Bath Home Memphis, MO $39,000 15 +/- Acres 3 Bedroom Home Clark County, MO $99,000 Kay Kelly Broker Associate
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Lake of the Oaks 3 Lots (1 Lake Front) $30,000 3 Lake Front Lots $38,900 Lake Front Cabin $55,000 NEW LISTING 3 Bedroom Home Rural Clark Co, MO $119,500 3 +/- Acres Building Site Clark Co: $21,500 37 +/- Acres Clark County, MO $129,500
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SPARK AUCTION S Sale Every 1st & 3rd Sunday 573/ 406-8787 Now Taking Consignment
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www.Sparksauctioncanton.com
Sunday, Oct. 6 at 12:00 p.m.(Noon) DUE TO THE OVERLOAD OF MERCHANDISE WE WILL HAVE AN AUCTION 3 TIMES THIS MONTH 6TH, 13TH, AND THE 20TH. ALL WILL START AT 12 NOON 100 Box loads to sell 1st and then furniture sells at 12:30 COLLECTABLE TOYS One ninty XT peddle tractor with matching wagon - very good shape, Zoom push car, Radio Lane kids wheelbarrow, kids sled, 6 wood kids toys, bed, bench, desk, Starwars C3PO, a Fantom 4 hover craft in box, Marx tronic electric train, USS Arizona Battleship in box, miniatures doll house furniture, Space 1999 lunchbox, set of 4 Teletubies, 1966 Snoopy in the box, Darda Demon 7 loop racecar track in box, 1944- 3 Little pigs book, several old bisque dolls, 1960’s Ken & Barbie dolls, 1973 Burger King doll, 2-Ronald McDonald dolls, Master Caster in box, Glow worm in box, several train set partials K-line, Case tractor, Tonka firetruck, AC plow, AC wagon, old Tonka towtruck, Tonka roller, Nylint scraper, Tonka cement truck, Tonka bottom dump truck, Tonka road grader, BP feed semi, tin toy octopuss ride works, old top, Nylint semi, Tonka super tanker and car carrier, Ford 7500 loader and backhoe tractor, Nylint crane, old friction car, Romper room marching band drum, Milton Bradley lawn play croquet, kids rocking horse, Matchbox toys, several toys not listed. COLLECTABLES 2 Winston select Zippo lighters, Mascot lighter made in Japan, lots of jewelry, Teletone record player with box, Miken cuckoo clock made in Japan, Indian head pennies from 1882 to 1907, 650 Wheat pennies, 1957 Silver certificate 1 dollar, 25 old fishing lures, Helins, Heddon and more, 16 belt buckles, Irwin set of brace bits, piggy banks, 70’s Avon bottles and plates, several old cameras, Brown and Bigel thermometer, View Master, airbrush, Elvis blue Hawaii record, dwarf cookie jar, Sloan clock made in Germany, ceramic dolls, 1970’s 80’s cartoon glasses, United horse clock, Cavalier cedar hope chest, Scott Radio, The Excector 3 burner stove runs on fuel oil with glass fuel tank, brass bells, circulator brass 12� fan (works good), 1965 Pinkerton Detective metal crate (sealtest) and more. FURNITURE Office desk, 5 drawer chest, 3 drawer chest, 3 rocking chairs, 3 bookshelves, 2 bakers racks, twin bed w/drawers, coffee tables, end tables, plaid sofa and 2 chairs, sofa, Java table and 4 chairs, lamps. Very small listing. Toys will start at 1 p.m. Be on time. Auctioneer Note Very large sale be on time. Sparks Auction lowest rates in the Tri-States your place or ours.
All inside seating and concession. Make sure you look at pictures on our website www.SparksAuctionCanton.com
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AUCTION
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AUCTION
CLARK CO, MO
LAND AUCTION
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201 Main Street, Wyaconda, MO
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AUCTION SUN OCT 13TH - NOON
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119 ACRES M/L
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Located South of Knox City, MO or North of Newark, MO on Rte E to Jct T, then West on T 2 1/4 mile then South on Co Road 2 miles (watch for directional signs)
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ANTIQUES / COLLECTIBLES / HOUSEHOLD Ornate oak hall mirror; set of 4 walnut (Victorian) chairs with hop rest; 2 tavern style chairs; walnut drop leaf table with set of 4 ladder back chairs; walnut candle stand; blanket chest; sewing rocker; 2 pc. walnut open face hutch; walnut table made by Harry Kerner; Eastlake style bed (cut down headboard); counter top model display case; cabinet base with marble top; No. 2 dinner bell; butcher kettle; cedar chest; 1 gal and 5 gal crock; few collectible bottles; Griswald (deep) skillet with lid and other cast iron skillets; 1950s tin doll house; brass Aladdin lamp; several pieces of Fiestaware; Fostoria crystal stemware; Lenox china; Tea Leaf Ironstone gravy boat and underplate; Wyaconda souvenir plate; few small pieces of hand painted china by Cleo Wilson; 150 plus collection of old various brand beer cans; hand made floor lamp; galvanized sprinkle can and wash tub; wooden tote; Waverley novels. Household items to include: GE upright freezer; GE microwave; drop leaf dinette table with 2 chairs; love seat; blue swivel rocker; 2 twin beds; blonde colored chest of drawers and matching night stand; 3 pc. bedroom outfit; chest of drawers; linens; bassinet; stereo; book shelf; lamps; drafting table; fruit jars; common kitchen and houshold related items. PIANO / ORGAN / LAWN RELATED Cable-Nelson low profile piano with bench; Hammond 2 deck organ with bench; like new Craftsman self propelled lawn mower; Husqvarna YTH180 riding lawn mower (sold as is, not used in years); bird bath; lawn and garden tools and other items.
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This unique rural residential tract of land has mature trees, rock base creek, and wildlife galore. Additional Photos available online. Over $180,000 invested in improvements since 2007-2010 to include: 1485 Sq’ Schults model 3bedroom, 2 bath home w/ full basement and attatched 2 car garage. 30X53 machine shed w/ 22X30’ insulated work shop etc.
REAL ESTATE DESCRIPTION Selling a family owned well cared for 1 1/2 story 3 bedroom home with full basement built in 1918. The home features original woodwork to include: Open staircase and large built in hutch in dining room. Home offers kitchen with built in dishwasher and updated cabinetry in the 1950s or 60s, livingroom with open staircase, dining room, 1 bedroom and full bath all on main level. 2nd level offers 2 bedrooms and ample storage closets. Home has an open front porch, enclosed back porch and deck, updated Lennox LP gas forced air furnace and central air. Sells complete with 500 gal LP tank. Home has city water and sewer and offers a cistern for outside watering. Home has been rewired and had a new roof in 2003. Other improvements include an attached carport and detached 1 car garage. Real Estate Sells at Noon. Terms & Conditions Available Online.
HOUSEHOLD / MISC. Amana (white in color) side by side refrigerator with water and ice dispenser in door; Maytag washer and (electric) dryer; Sharp microwave; TVs and other household electronics; nice 5pc. Kincaid by La-Z-Boy Co. cherry bedroom outfit with Chippendale style post Queen size bed, dresser with mirror, chest of drawers, chest with upper hutch and night stand (sells complete); additional bedroom furniture to include: full size bed and 3 - 5 drawer chests. Living room furniture to include: like new (white) floral sofa, hide a bed sofa and matching love seat, 2 white armed chairs etc.; assorted side tables; bookshelves; computer desk; dinette table with 4 chairs; maple colored china hutch; kitchen utility stand with flip up top; brass table lamps; hurricane style lamp; student desk; set of Queen Anne china; misc. common kitchen and household items and other useful items. Also selling clarke 16” scroll saw; 7 1/4” table saw; bench vise; portable C.H. air compressor; assorted hand and power tools; dremel; B&D router with table; 24’ and 26’ alum. ext. ladders and other ladders; Echo SRM 2100 weedeater and other garage / shop related items. COLLECTION OF LONGABERGER BASKETS Selling 50+ assorted Longaberger baskets of all shapes and sizes and a few other Longaberger items. (Photos online)
J.R. Coates, Seller
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AUCTION AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
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535 N. Adams St. Memphis ,MO
Dr. B.F. and Phyllis Hutchinson Estate
CLARK CO, MO
LAND AUCTION
Lying in Sect. 31, Twp.61N, R10W
Hillis and Jo Ann Prather, Seller RURAL RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AUCTION AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
REAL ESTATE DESCRIPTION Selling a 4 bedroom Ranch style home with 1 1/2 bath, and detached 2 car garage. Home offers kitchen with built in dishwasher and trash compactor, adjoining dining room or additional sitting room, living room, 2 bedrooms with room divider, optional 4 bedrooms or large bedroom with study area. Utility / laundry room. Home has a lot of closet space for storage, patio door to large deck, Carrier forced air 85 Plus N.G. furnace and central air, 200 amp electrical service, and many other nice features. Garage offers overhead door openers and electric all setting on a 160’x326’ tract of land. View Terms & Conditions Online.
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AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
SUN OCT 20TH - NOON
Sale conducted onsite located North of Kahoka, MO or South of Farmington, IA on Hwy. 81 to Jct. of Rte. NN.
14 ACRES M/L (SUBJECT TO FINAL SURVEY)
COMPLETE DETAILS ONLINE!
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Selling a spacious 3 bedroom home with full basement and 2 car garage. Also selling personal property.
COMPLETE DETAILS ONLINE! Lenore Darr, Estate
CLARK CO, MO
LAND AUCTION
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Sale Conducted at the Care Building, Vine St, Kahoka, MO
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Selling a 3 bedroom home with several updates. Full basement, detached garage.
Selling 14 Acres M/L in 2 tracts. Offers highly productive tillable farmland and 3 bedroom rural home. Lying in Sect.24,66N,R8W Clark Co., MO. Also selling misc. common household, lawn related, tools etc.
COMPLETE DETAILS ONLINE! Doris Boudreau, Seller
Delbert Gilbert, Seller
KNOX CO, MO
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Sale Conducted West of Knox City, MO on Hwy 6 1 1/8 mile then North on Co Rd 1/8 mile.
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COMPLETE DETAILS ONLINE! Offers 64 Acres M/L of highly productive tillable land. Balance in wooded draws. Reputable Hunting. Lying in Sect. 30, Twp. 66N, R7W
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73 ACRES M/L
Gale Walker, Seller RURAL RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AUCTION
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37 ACRES M/L
AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
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Located just North of Hwy 136 on Hwy H Arbela, MO
(Subject to Final Survey)
PRIME HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE FARMLAND OPEN HOUSE: SUNDAY OCT 13TH 5-6 PM
Lying in Sect.19,62N,R10W Also Selling Machinery & Farm Related Items
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Selling a 2-3 bedroom brick home. Also selling Household/ Misc. and Collectibles.
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Selling a 2-3 bedroom home with full basement, pond, Highway frontage. Also selling personal property.
The Family of Robert Dochterman
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AUCTION/FOR THE RECORD Lewis County Budget Hearing Amendment
AUCTION
SCOTLAND COUNTY
MISSOURI
387 ACRES± • 8 TRACTS SALE TO BE HELD AT THE VFW, 123 W. MONROE ST., MEMPHIS, MO
Land is located in Sections 24, 25 & 26, T65N•R13W, Vest Township and Section 19, T65N•R12W, West Jefferson Township, Scotland County, MO. Land represents some of the most elite and well managed whitetail deer and wild turkey hunting acreage in the state of Missouri. With a home, outbuildings, tillable land, CRP income, stocked lakes, hardwood timber and Fabius River frontage, this acreage has it all!
JOHN HUMPHREY – SELLER CLOSING & TITLE WORK BY: GREG EGGERS SCOTLAND COUNTY ABSTRACT & TITLE INC. 205 EAST MONROE • MEMPHIS, MO • PH: 660-465-7052
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT:
BILL FRETWELL AT 660-341-7735 www.sullivanauctioneers.com ADDITIONAL INFO. AVAILABLE ONLINE - SCAN THE CODE, OR VISIT:
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SCHUYLER COUNTY
MISS OURI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LEWIS COUNTY, AT MONTICELLO MISSOURI Fred L. Westhoff, Judge In the Estate of Steven D. McCutchan, deceased
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NOTICE OF FILING AFFIDAVIT IN AN ESTATE OF LESS THAN $40,000.00 To All Persons Interested in the Estate of Steven D. McCutchan, Decedent: On 18th day of Sept. 2013, a Small Estate Affidavit verified by the distributee for the Decedent under Section 473.097, RSMo., was filed with the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of the Lewis County, Missouri.
All creditors of Decedent, who died on August 12, 2013, are notified that Section 473.444 sets a limitation period that would bar claims one year after the death of the Decedent. A creditor may request that this estate be opened for administration. Receipt of this notice should not be construed by the recipient to indicate that the recipient may possibly have a beneficial interest in the estate. The nature and extent of any person’s interest, if any, may possibly be determined from the affidavit on this estate filed in the probate division of the Circuit Court of Lewis County, Missouri. /s/Jan Geisendorfer Jan Geisendorfer Clerk of the Probate Division of The Circuit Court of Lewis County, Missouri 1st Pub. Oct. 03, 2013
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SALE TO BE HELD AT THE DOWNING FIRE STATION, 224 WEST PRIME, DOWNING, MO
Land is located in Section 24, T62N•R14W, Independence Township (approximately 5 miles SW of Downing, MO). From Downing, MO take Hwy. A south approximately 4 miles to Hwy. D, then west approximately 1 mile to farm. Land represents productive tillable cropland (currently in pasture and hay production), improved pasture land, with the balance in mature hardwood timber that offers excellent whitetail deer and wild turkey hunting. This well maintained farm, located along State Hwy. D, has excellent border and cross fencing and includes a well designed livestock handling facility.
GAIL & CATHY FARLEY CLOSING & TITLE WORK BY: Greg Eggers Scotland County Abstract & Title Inc. 205 E. Monroe • Memphis, MO • Ph: 660-465-7052
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT:
BILL FRETWELL AT 660-341-7735 www.sullivanauctioneers.com ADDITIONAL INFO. AVAILABLE ONLINE - SCAN THE CODE, OR VISIT:
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NOTICE OF SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE’S SALE For default in payment of debt secured by a Deed of Trust executed by Carl W. Ott and Katherine M. Ott, each in his and her own right and as spouse of the other party, dated November 3, 2008, and recorded on November 6, 2008, in Book 510, at page 809, in the office of Recorder of Deeds in and for Lewis County, Missouri, at Monticello, Missouri, the undersigned Trustee will on Monday, the 21st day of October, 2013, between the hours of 9:00 o’clock a.m. and 5:00 o’clock p.m., more specifically at 1:00 o’clock p.m., at the front North door of the Courthouse at Monticello, Missouri, sell at public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash: Lots One (1) and Two (2) in the Original Town of Williamstown, Missouri; and also that part of the Southwest Quarter of Section Twenty-one (21), Township Sixtythree (63), Range Eight (8) West, described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the North-
west corner of said Lot One (1) in the Original Town of Williamstown, Missouri; thence in a Northeasterly direction the same as if the West line of said Lot One (1) was extended, a distance of 55 feet; thence running in a Southeasterly direction a distance of 104 feet to a point 96 feet Northeast of the North line of Lot Three (3), in the Town of Williamstown, Missouri; thence running in a Southwesterly direction 96 feet to a point in the North line of said Lot Three (3) aforesaid, which said point is 24 feet Southeast of the Northwest corner of said Lot Three (3); thence running Northwest along the North line of Lots Three (3), Two (2) and One (1) in said Town of Williamstown, Missouri, to the place of beginning, to satisfy said debt and costs.
County Commission will have a budget hearing to amend the 2013 Budget due to new monies and expenses. The hearing will be October 15, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. in the Commissioners’ office. The budgets involved are: General Revenue, Road & Bridge Capital, Assessment and Law Enforcement Operating. The amendments may be looked at in the County Clerk’s office. Sharon Schlager County Clerk 1st Pub. October 3, 2013 1t
TRUSTEE’S SALE For default in the payment of debt and performance of obligation described in and secured by Deed of Trust executed by Steven L East and Margaret B. East, Husband and wife, As Tenants By The Entirety and dated November 20, 2006, and recorded on January 9, 2007, Book 507, Page 939, , in the office of the Recorder of Deed for Lewis County, Missouri, the undersigned Successor Trustee, at the request of the legal holder of the debt, who has elected to declare the entire debt due and payable, will on October 25, 2013 at 10:00 AM at the North Front Door of the Lewis County Courthouse, 1 Courthouse Square, Monticello, MO, sell at public venue to the highest bidder for cash, the realty described in said deed of trust, to wit:
LOTS (1) AND (2) IN BLOCK 13 NORTH LAGRANGE ADDITION, IN THE CITY OF LAGRANGE, LEWIS COUNTY, MISSOURI. and more commonly known as: 807 N 3rd St, La Grange, MO 634481248 Subject to easements, restrictions, reservations, and covenants, if any, to satisfy said debt and cost. The Boyd Law Group, L.C. Successor Trustee (636) 447-8500 phone (636) 447-8505 fax BLG File #: 13-01721 This firm is a debt collector and any information we obtain from you will be used for that purpose. A-4417396 1st Pub. Oct. 3, 2013
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Attention Voters The deadline for registering to vote in the November 5, 2013 Special Election is October 9, 2013. You can still register after that deadline (New registrations will not be able to vote). But you can always change your address to make sure we have you in the right precincts election day. If you move from one county to another you must register in the new county. It does not follow you. If you will be 18 years of age on or before November 5th you can register now. You may register to vote in the Lewis County Clerk’s office, Courthouse, Monticello MO or at any of the following sites. Please bring some form of I.D. with a current address. VOTER REGISTRATION SITES CITY OF CANTON…573-288-4413 Cindy Kell or La Trisha Crist CANTON RV SCHOOL…….573-288-5216 Ann Priebe CITY OF EWING……573-494-3497 Dorothy Goings CITY OF LABELLE…660-213-3830 Debbie Hudnut CITY OF LAGRANGE…573-655-4301 Patty Spindler or Kim Schneider LEWIS CO C-1 SCHOOL…..573-209-3215 Sarah Adam HEALTH DEPT…573-767-5312 Lavone Klocke-Bennett
/s/ Dennis W. Smith Dennis W. Smith Trustee
LICENSE FEE OFFICE…573-767-1216 Brenda Redmon
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Absentee ballots will be available September 24, 2013. For more information call: County Clerk’s office: 573-767-5205
D.F.S………………….573-767-5284 Denise Dykstra
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Trespassing or Hunting CANTON
G & L Glasgow 1-7-14* David & Vickie Gorrell 2-15-14* Dorothy M./Howard F. Higbee Farms 3-17-14* Crawford/Oliver Farms 5-8-14* Hardin Far m 6-15-15* Farm of Seldon and Mary Logsdon 7-30-14* Fenway Farm - Barkley, Rogers, St. Clair. 9-4-14* Barkley Farms, James & Brenda 9-4-14* Beverly and Dennis Welch Farms 10-19-13* Robert /Jere Taylor Farms (2) 10-29-13* Tim/Mark/Kay Dochterman Farms 11-6-13* James & Carol Dettlaff Acres 11-11-13* Barbara Carskadon Farm 11-12-13* Franks & Gorrell Farm 11-18-13* CD/BL Corrigan Property 11-29-13* Kit Taylor Farm 12-8-13*
CANTON & MONTICELLO
The Lewis County Clerk’s office will be sending out new voter registration I.D. cards in the following weeks. These cards are blue post cards. When you receive your new blue ID card check your address, voting precinct and districts to make sure the information is correct. If the information is correct keep the card as your new I.D (do not mail the correct card back). If the information is not correct please change it on the card and mail back to us.
EWING
Campen Farms 11-03-15* Bill Runquist Farm 7-10-14* Violators will be prosecuted! Donna Prisner Farm and Property 9-13-14* Wilma Chipman, Jeannie S. and LEWISTOWN Barb C. and Glen Chipman Warner/McHughFarms 1-23-14* 10-08-13* Emrick Farms-Harry & Neva Emrick $750 reward for information lead- Nolen & Judy Leach farm and property 10-18-13* ing to arrest and conviction of anyone trespassing on Emrick Farms 8-9-14* LAGRANGE David Keith Farm 10-29-13* Jenny D. Murphy Reid Farm Vernie & Geraldine Stice Farms 3-10-14* 11-6-13* Barb Borgstadt Property 6-7-14* Lowell Reynolds Farm 12-27-14* 517 N 4th; 519 Skinner Paul Lahr Farms 7-01-14* LEWIS/MARION COUNTY Roland & Gregory Farr Farms 8-10-14* Eichor Farms 7-30-14* Paul Legg Farm 10-6-14* 22422 Ponderosa Ave. Lonnie/Earnest Martin 11-04-13* DURHAM/MAYWOOD (410 N. Main (old Cath. Church) Ronnie & Judy Pierce Farm & Property 7-04-14* Marsha Allison William C. Sedelmeier Farms/Cot- & Connie & Frank Bange 11-15-13* ton Wood Hollow Farms 11-7-13*
LEWIS COUNTY
Richard Porter Farms 1-17-14* CANTON & LAGRANGE Britton Farm 1-30-14* Tim Heimonen property 4-14-14* Paul Drainage District Courtney Farms 11-20-13* Gregory Levee and Farms 4-12-14* Gary& Patricia Bunch Donald and Mazie Vogel Farm (No fireworks) 1-7-14* 8-23-14* Owned or leased land by Danny L. Dannenhauer 11-03-13*
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Jim Lillard Farms 1-04-14* Donna Hudnut Farm is 12-20- 13* now RRVC LLC
MONTICELLO
C&N Farm C.D. Taylor Farm Glenn Krueger Farms
4-4-15* 6-28-15* 9-22-14*
If you do not receive a new blue I. D. card that means we do not have the correct information for you, mailing address, etc. and was probably sent back to us by the Post Office. We will then mail out an address correction form. If you do not receive either of these please contact our office at 573-767-5205 or mail the correct information to Lewis County Clerk, P.O. Box 67, Monticello MO 63457. Sharon Schlager, Lewis County Clerk Special Note: I have combined the following precincts: To save money for the County and other public entities’ that have to hold elections. I realize this may be a hardship on some people, but there are only 1 to 4 elections in a year. Maywood will now vote at LaGrange; Steffenville will now vote at Lewistown; Deer Ridge, Williamstown, Benjamin & Derrahs will now vote at Monticello Reminder: If you are house bound or going to be out of town you can request an absentee ballot for each election by writing a letter asking for a ballot or coming to my office to vote the absentee ballot. 1st Pub. September 26, 2013
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EMMA “MACKIE� DANKER Emma “Mackie� Danker, 91, of St. Patrick, Mo., died Sept. 22, 2013 at the Keokuk Area Hospital. She was born Feb. 22, 1922 in St. Patrick, the daughter of Vincent and Bess McDonnell Boudreau. She married Robert Danker on May 19, 1944 in St. Patrick. He preceded her in death on Sept. 27, 1978. She graduated from the St. Patrick High School with the Class of 1940. Emma was a lifelong member of the Shrine of St. Patrick in St. Patrick, Mo., and the Daughters of Isabella Circle. She is survived by two sons, David Danker and his wife Rosetta of Altenburg, Mo., and Greg Danker and his wife Susan of St. Louis, two daughters, Becky Danker of Columbia, Mo., and Kathy Tripp and her husband Kevin of St. Patrick, four grandsons, Tim Danker and his wife Jennifer “JJ� of Mission Hills, Kan., Eric Danker and his wife Jennifer of Los Angeles, Calif., Rob Danker of St. Louis, and Ben Tripp of St. Patrick, one granddaughter, Tarisa Hodge of St. Charles, Mo., two great granddaughters, Emery and Sophie Danker, four great grandsons, Ethan and Maxwell Danker and Ian and Adam Hodge a sister Carmie Shutte of Kahoka, and a sister in law Patricia Boudreau of El Cajon, Calif., along with several nieces and nephews. She was also preceded in death by her parents, husband, two daughters, Barbara Danker Uhlmeyer and Brenda Danker, one son-in-law, Ervin Uhlmeyer, five brothers, Charles, Robert, Edward, Maurice and Paul Boudreau and a sister Joan Boudreau Beglin. Mass of Christian burial was Sept. 27 at the Shrine of St. Patrick in St. Patrick with Father Wheeler and Father Boniface officiating. Burial was in the St. Patrick Cemetery. Memorials can be made to the Shrine of St. Patrick. Online condolences can be made to the family at www.vigenmemorialhome.com
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ANNETTA MCHUGH Annetta M. McHugh, 87, died Sept. 22, 2013, in Florissant, Mo. She was born March 10, 1924, the daughter of Roscoe and Susie (Belle) Legg. She attended school in Williamstown and graduated from Lewistown High School. She married Lyle A. McHugh. She was the mother of Susan Duncan, Lonnie McHugh, the late Timothy McHugh and the late Brian McHugh and the mother-in-law of Donald Duncan, Nancy McHugh and Bridgett McHugh. Grandchildren are Keeley Duncan, Amy (Greg) Little, Laura Duncan, Madeleine McHugh, Clare McHugh, Joseph McHugh, Emily McHugh and Erin McHugh; and great-granddaughter Adelaide. Also surviving are a sister of Mary Warner of Canton, Mo. She was also an aunt, cousin and a friend to many. She was also preceded in death by her husband and a brother Harold Legg. Services were held Sept. 26 at the St. Sabina Church in Florissant. Interment was in JB National Cemetery. The Hutchens Mortuary, in Florissant, Mo., was in charge of arrangements. Press-News Journal, October 3, 2013
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Lewistown Post and Auxiliary 578 Meetings The American Legion Post and Auxiliary Unit 578 will meet on Monday, October 14, beginning with a 6:30 p.m. carry-in supper. They will meet at the Lewistown American Legion Hall. The main order of business at the Auxiliary meeting will be finalizing plans for the soup luncheon that will be held the next day, October 15, from 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
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Stay Alert During Harvest Time The Missouri State Highway Patrol reminds drivers that this is the time of year when crops are harvested. Thus, drivers should expect heavier farm machinery traffic-especially on rural highways. Farming plays a vital role in Missouri’s economy, history, and identity. Safety is important to drivers and farmers sharing the road. “We encourage everyone traveling in Missouri’s farming communities to stay alert and drive courteously,� said Colonel Ron Replogle, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. “Farmers and motorists can share the road. Please obey all traffic laws and remain vigilant, no matter what you’re driving.� There were a total of 173 Missouri traffic crashes involving farm equipment in 2012. In those crashes one driver was killed and 21 were injured. In addition, two farm tractor passengers were injured. The following are reminders for safe travel during this busy time of year: MOTORISTS Stay alert for slow moving farm equipment. When you come up behind a tractor or other farm machinery, please slow down and be patient. Wait to pass until you have a clear view of the road ahead and there is no oncoming traffic. Never pass on a hill or curve. Collisions commonly occur when a motorist tries to pass a leftturning farm vehicle. A tractor that appears to be pulling to the right side of the road to let motorists pass, instead may be preparing to
make a wide left turn. Watch the farmer’s hand and light signals closely. Pay close attention to farm equipment entering and leaving the highway from side roads and driveways. Special attention must be paid when traveling at dawn or dusk when the sun makes it difficult for drivers to see. FARMERS Make sure any farm equipment being driven on Missouri roadways is properly marked with lights and a “slow-moving vehicle� emblem. Drive as far to the right as possible. If traffic accumulates behind you on a road where it is difficult to make a safe pass, you should pull off onto the side of the road in a level area, so the vehicles can pass. If possible, never travel on roadways at dawn or dusk when it is more difficult for drivers of other vehicles to see. Like other motor vehicles, most modern farm tractors have seat belts. Always use a seat belt when operating a tractor equipped with a roll-over protection structure. Often, all-terrain vehicles are used for agricultural purposes. ATVs being used for farming can only travel on highways during daylight hours and must be equipped with lights, a bicycle flag, and “slow-moving vehicle� emblem. The law requires anyone under the age of 18 to wear a safety helmet when operating an ATV; the Patrol, however, recommends all operators to
LaGrange News
By Myrna Hoteling
October 2 was National Homemade Cookie Day. I hope you enjoyed some and that heavenly smell which contains no calories. The Autumn Community Prayer Retreat will be hosted by St. Peters Lutheran Church on Wednesday October 16. Green Chapel Baptist Church is the program church and have chosen the theme “Remember the Sabbath to keep it Holy� Exodus 20:8. The carry in lunch will be at 12:30 p.m. followed by the program at 1:30 p.m.. Everyone is invited to attend I apologize and wish to correct my reporting that the twins of Donald and Wilma Weathers were both girls.Actually they have both a girl and a boy. I saw my first Halloween decorated yard this week. It was in North La Grange at the home of Dustin and Tempa Reynolds. Very clever. Wednesday afternoon Ron and Linda Crous and Stan Miner entertained the residents at the Lewis County Nursing Home with bluegrass and gospel music. Alvin and Mary Vaughn reported they had a half inch of rain in their gauge in rural La Grange on Saturday. Larry and Dorothy Gillespie, Kenny and Donna Gillespie and Pam Stewart provided bluegrass and gospel music at the Veterans Victorious Fish Fry at the Senior Center in Quincy, IL on Saturday.
Jenny Reid is recuperating at her home from a hospital stay in Blessing. Mr. and Mrs Terry Foust of Tuson, Ariz., and Flossie Foust joined forces and fixed a birthday supper for Cheryl Lowe on Tuesday evening. Dorothy Logsdon enjoyed a week visit with Shelly and Mike O�Brien in New York. Their daughter LeeAnn was also able to join them for visiting. Dorothy said upstate New York was very beautiful. Phyllis and Russell Heindselman spent a day in Columbia, Mo., and on Wednesday Charlotte Miner called on Phyllis at her home. Thursday dinner guest of Duane and Carmalita Job were Stan and Charlotte Miner and Ron and Linda Crous. Friday morning Stan and Charlotte Miner left La Grange for the home of their daughter Janene and Frank Brown in West Memphis, Ark. Monday they will hit the road to return to their home in Donna, Texas. Tracy Hoteling and Lexie White from St. Louis, Mo., enjoyed the performance of the Harlem Globe Trotters when they preformed at Ritner School. They also enjoyed the Endangered Wolf Sanctuary and Lone Elk Park. On Saturday they went to see The Great Balloon race at Forest Park. Wind factors caused a slight delay and the energizer bunny was unable to fly.
wear a safety helmet regardless of age. *Farmers are encouraged to review the regulations that pertain to farm vehicles and the transportation of goods. These regulations include, but are not limited to: *When crossing state lines a truck is considered a commercial motor vehicle if it has a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of 10,001 lbs. or more, therefore, it must comply with federal regulations. This applies to farm vehicles. Farm vehicles must display a USDOT number and the farm name. The driver of a farm vehicle must be at least 21 years of age. Those driving a farm vehicle must have a commercial driver license if the truck’s GVWR exceeds 26,000 lbs., if the truck’s gross combined weight rating (GCWR) exceeds 26,000 lbs., and the truck is operated
more than 150 miles from the farm. The farmer may need to have the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) if the truck weighs over 26,000 lbs., or if it is licensed for over 26,000 lbs., or if it has three axles on the power unit. Fuel permits may be purchased from the state you are entering in lieu of the IFTA. The driver must possess a current medical card (DOT physical) when operating a truck with a GVWR of 10,001 or more lbs. Permits must be obtained from MoDOT if you are traveling on an interstate and your vehicle or load is over the normal size and weight requirements. Drivers must carry a log book if they operate a truck more than 100 miles from the farm. If the vehicle stays intrastate, this does not apply to vehicles licensed for 42,000 lbs. or less.
Lewistown News
By Erma Dee Jones
Erma Dee jones and Claire Wehrmann went to Wayland on Thursday to a Kahoka OES Chapter meeting where she was hostess along with Lynn Bailey and Barbara Brewer. Barbara (Patchin) Brewer said to tell her Lewistown friends and relatives hello. She had a pacemaker put in recently. Lynn’s son Daniel Bailey is awaiting a transplant of kidney and pancreas. Other health issues among OES members included Gloria Macomber who had just had the cast removed from her right arm which was broken in two places and Josh Justice who had a wreck and was badly bruised and sore. Saturday morning Claire Wehrmann and Erma Dee Jones went to the Old Settlers Celebration at Kahoka and were judges in the baby contest. The director, Delma Smith, asked people outside Clark County to be judges. They agreed it was a very hard job and wanted them all to win first prize. JoAnn and David Hawkins phoned to say
they were returning from a Square Dance State Federation meeting in Morton, Ill. They completed a successful term as State Treasurers. They were inducted into the Square Dance Hall of Fame in Illinois recently and do a super job of promoting square dancing in Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. A new modern western square dance club has been formed at Edina and they dance on the first and third Sunday evenings of the month in the new building north of the Court House. Dave Roush is the caller and invites anyone interested in dancing, learning to dance or just watching to attend. John Sharpe remains a patient in Blessing Hospital. Elizabeth reports he is able to eat but cannot yet talk. Therapy will being this week. This wee will mark the third year since Bill Jones fell to his death from an eight foot porch roof. Try not to complain about getting old, many don’t get the chance.
Maywood News
By Loretta Bringer
Remember the Fireman’s Chicken Barbecue on Oct, 5 at the firehouse in Maywood beginning at 5 p.m. The Olney and Opal Carter estate sale was held on Saturday and was well attended .Olney and Opal were long time Maywood residents and well known in the area. Their son, John and wife, Christine, continue to live on the Carter farm. Bro. Jeremy Wallace filled the pulpit at South Union Baptist Church Sunday. Everyone enjoyed seeing his family and baby Zoey. Bro Jeremy was a previous pastor at Maywood. Marvin and Loretta Bringer enjoyed lunch with Joe and Judy Cunningham in Quincy on Wednesday. The community was sorry to learn of the death of John Flynn. He and his wife Abby (Eisenberg) live north of town in in the Barr house and the Eisen-
bergs had purchased the Barr farm years ago. The Barr’s were a prominent family in Maywood and donated a lot of land for different uses in town and the land where South Union Baptist Church is still located today. The church was moved from east of Maywood by the cemetery to the city when it was built new. John Jones was a visitor in the Marvin Bringer home on Thursday. I celebrated another year this week and enjoyed dinner with Marvin, Rachel and Bobby Shepherd at the Patio for the occasion. It was great to see Dalton Shepherd home this weekend from the University of Missouri. He had called me on my birthday and gave me a great MU present. The news is submitted early this week due to being out of town. You can always send news to marlora@marktwain.net too.
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