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Mound City
NEWS
Published & Printed in
Mound City, Missouri
Vol. 136, No. 49
75¢
www.moundcitynews.com
Thursday • June 9 • 201 6
4th of July Perfect weather for successful Big Lake
Improvement Association’s annual Lakefest
Blast!
See Page A2 for Details.
Mound City Kiwanis
Club announces
parade theme
The Mound City Kiwanis
Club announced this year’s
Fourth of July Parade theme.
It is “Happy Birthday America, Sweet Land of Liberty”.
Area residents, business,
churches, organizations and
schools are encouraged to
plan now to participate in this
year’s Independence Day Parade in Mound City on Monday, July 4. Build a float or
entry around the theme to be
eligible for prizes. Further parade details will be announced
in a later edition of the Mound
City News.
Oregon Trail
Day June 11
Oregon, MO’s, Trail Day is
set for this Saturday, June 11.
The day will host city-wide
garage sales as well as business specials and more. Getting underway at 7 a.m., shoppers are urged to get on the
Oregon Trail for bargains, unusual items, breakfast goodies
and specials of the day. Visit
the King and Proud Roadhouse in Oregon to pick up a
map, free coffee and business
brochures before getting started on the trail.
Big Lake yard
sales June 11
Big Lake, MO, Village will
be hosting village-wide yard
sales this coming Saturday,
June 11. Sales will get underway early Saturday morning
with many of them running
all day. There are 15 to 20
sales signed up so far for listing on a yard sale map. Maps
will be available on Saturday
at the Prop In and Big Lake
General Store, both located at
Big Lake.
Steak supper in
Maitland, MO
The Maitland, MO-Graham, MO, American Legion
Post #256 will be hosting a
steak supper for the public
on Saturday, June 18. Serving
will begin at 4:30 p.m. at the
Legion Building in Maitland.
The adult plate menu will feature an eight ounce steak with
all the trimmings for $12.
There will also be a child’s
plate offered for $3 which will
feature a hot dog and chips.
FCCLA to host
Bake Sale
The Mound City Family,
Career and Community Leaders (FCCLA) of America will
be hosting a Bake Sale on Saturday, June 18. The sale will
be held at Mound City Thriftway, located at 701 State
Street in Mound City. The sale
will begin at 10 a.m. and last
until items are sold out. Proceeds will be used for FCCLA
conferences and projects.
The Big Lake Improvement
Association (BLIA) held its annual Lakefest celebration on Saturday, June 4. This year, the 1st
Annual Car and Bike Show was
organized. Wes Miller, of St. Joseph, MO, was in charge of the
show and was thrilled with the
turnout. “We couldn’t be happier that 45 cars and motorcycles
(and one bicycle) entered the
show,” stated Miller.
The results of the car and motorcycle show are:
BLIA Board Choice - Marvin
Mueller (1957 Chevy)
People’s Choice - Jeff Raines
(1948 Ford Pickup)
Best of Show - Roger Myers
(1970 Chevelle)
Cars
1st Place - Marvin Mueller
(1957 Chevy)
2nd Place - Greg Wheeler
(1960 Studebaker)
3rd Place - Brad and Wendy
Idarns (1958 Plymouth Belvedere)
Motorcycles
1st Place - Scott Young (2007
Harley)
2nd Place - Mike C. (2010
CVO)
3rd Place - Doug Cooper
(2008 Yamaha Raider)
A shuttle transported guests
between the car and motorcycle
show and the BLIA headquarters
at 407 Lakeshore Drive. Scott
McCann manned the shuttle,
pulling the 20-passenger trailer
with his Side-by-Side UTV.
At the BLIA building, a craft
show was held on the lower level
and on the grounds outside. On
the upper level, BLIA members served a delicious lunch of
pulled pork, turkey, baked beans,
potato salad and dessert. In the
afternoon, the dunking booth
opened and live music entertained the guests.
Gary Jackson, president of
BLIA, stated, “Nearly 200 people were served at the lunch and
some that attended the car and
motorcycle show didn’t make
it to the lunch. The committee
is very excited about the attendance.”
The BLIA board members
are already gearing up for Oktoberfest, to be held this fall at
Big Lake. Watch for details this
fall.
More Lakefest Pictures - PAGE 7
Dance with the KC All Stars
this Friday in Mound City
Area residents are invited to
dance with Kansas City, MO’s,
premier dance band, the KC
All Stars, in Mound City this
Friday, June 10. Sponsored by
the State Theater Arts Council
and the Missouri Arts Council,
the band will be performing
at The Klub on the north end
of Nebraska Street in Mound
City from 8 to 11 p.m. Tick-
ets are $15 for adults and $5 for
students. This is a State Theater
season ticket performance. For
more information, contact 660442-5909 or visit www.mcstatetheater.com.
The Klub will also be having
a dinner special that evening in
conjunction with the band’s per-
Continued to PAGE ?
Holt County Relay For Life
Small in numbers - Great in spirit
Local businesswoman and Big Lake Improvement Association (BLIA) member, Steph Miller-McCann - Added a little humor to the car and motorcycle (bike) show at
the Big Lake Lakefest on Saturday, June 4. She won a special prize for “pedalling the farthest” and received at least
one People’s Choice Award vote. Steph, owner and broker
of Miller Realty, had a fun time showing off her wheels.
Vicki Kurtz, left, and Yvonne Markt, right, of Oregon, MO
- Walk arm-in-arm while taking a lap around the courthouse
square during the Holt County Relay For Life event on Saturday,
June 4, at Oregon, MO. Vicki is a cancer survivor and Yvonne was
there in support of Vicki and other survivors and victims of cancer. The number of participants was down this year, but the goal
of raising $10,000 has almost been reached, with $8,271.35 collected so far. Shyann Ray, the coordinator of the event, states
that 100 canned food items were also collected for the food
banks in Mound City and Oregon.
More Relay Pictures - PAGE 14
Mound City Mausoleum’s
fate up in the air; options to
be presented to county court
For years, the mausoleum at the entrance to
Mount Hope Cemetery in Mound City has been
neglected. The need for a new roof and ceiling
tiles is desperate. The Holt County Court is looking for options concerning the fate of the mausoleum.
Steps are being taken to determine if it would be
affordable to move the entombed caskets to plots
in the cemetery. This would only occur if the descendants of the entombed or living owners of a
crypt agree. “There must be 100% of the parties in
agreement in order for the court to even consider
this option,” stated the county commissioners.
Expenses for this solution would include opening the crypts, removal of the caskets, purchase
of underground vaults and purchase of a plot for
each of the entombed. The mausoleum would then
be demolished and the lot leveled. The area would
then be donated to the Mount Hope Cemetery.
All of these expenses are estimated to be between
$20,000 and $30,000. These expenses would be
incurred by the county.
The other option is to replace the roof and ceiling tiles, clean the interior and install new doors
to the mausoleum. An A-frame roof would be
needed to prevent the current problem with the
flat roof holding water. An estimate of a metal Aframe roof is $15,000-$16,000. The other expenses would be a new ceiling and bronze doors (or
repair the existing doors). The mausoleum should
also be inspected and resealed, a maintenance that
should be done every 45-50 years.
The Mound City Mausoleum was built in 1957
by Terry Noah, a native of New Point, MO. He
also built the Oregon, MO, mausoleum and the
Maitland, MO, mausoleum in or around 1957. The
mausoleums were then deeded to the county. Each
mausoleum was left with a small maintenance
fund. Only the interest from that fund can be used
for maintaining the buildings. Several years ago,
the roof on the Oregon mausoleum was replaced
with private funds.
The Holt County commissioners are searching
for the best solution to the dilemma of the Mound
City Mausoleum. Whether refurbishing or eliminating the building is the solution, the commissioners will need to find the funds in the county’s
budget to take care of the problem.
The vaults in the Mound City Mausoleum - Have remained fairly
unscathed from the extreme deterioration of the structure’s roof
over of the years. Granite and marble are very durable with minimum maintenance if the roof keeps out the elements.
Much of the ceiling in the Mound City Mausoleum - Has fallen
onto the tiled floors below due to a deteriorated roof, left unattended for years, that has allowed rainwater to damage the ceiling. The marble plates at each burial chamber are unharmed.
(LEFT)
The Mound City Mausoleum, built in 1957 - Sits majestically at
the entrance of Mount Hope Cemetery at Mound City. The granite
building has withstood nearly 60 years of weather; however, the
deteriorating flat roof has had damaging effects on the inside of
the building over the years.
LOCAL
MOUND CITY NEWS - THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016 - PAGE 2
Tiffany Heights and Oregon Care Center
earn 2016 Bronze National Quality Award
4 of July
Blast!
th
Total this
year
$1,475
Fireworks will be
Sunday, July 3, at dusk.
GOAL:
$5,000
to cover fireworks
and insurance
expenses.
Previous balance
carried over from
2015= $50
2016 4th Blast Donation List
Colbie, Hattie & Maylie Kent - $50
Citizens Bank & Trust - $100
Ernest & Linda Hester - $75
MC Auto & Truck Repair LLC Towing & Recovery - $100
Ron & Martha Ideker - $50
The Attic - Terresa Showalter - $30
Mound City Kiwanis Club - $250
Daren, Lori, Jake & Wyatt Meyer - $50
The Tally Family - $200
Bill, Kitty, Sophie & Liv Richards - $75
Vona Moorman - $25
Eugene Poynter - $50
Anonymous - $40
Matt, Debi, Miles and Haylee Clifton - $30
Empire District Gas Co. - Doug Kline - $100
Ruthie & Jim Steele - $50
Rick & Susan Lentz - $25
Greg’s Jewelry - $25
Mound City News - $100
Tiffany Heights in Mound
City and Oregon Care Center
in Oregon, MO, have been recognized as 2016 recipients of
the Bronze - Commitment to
Quality Award for their dedication to improving the lives
of residents through quality
care. The award is the first
of three distinctions possible
through the National Quality Award Program, presented
by the American Health Care
Association and National
Center for Assisted Living
(AHCA/NCAL), the leading
association for long-term and
post-acute care. The program
honors providers across the
nation that have demonstrated
their commitment to improving quality of care for seniors
and persons with disabilities.
“It’s an honor for the staff
at both facilities to be recognized for their hard work and
quality of care their teams
provide every day,” said Kris
Gibson, Vice President Business Development, Tiffany
Care Centers. “Tiffany Care
Centers has been committed to providing high-quality,
person-centered care to our
residents and their families
since 1976. We are proud of
the staff at Tiffany Heights
Notes from Tiffany Heights
Residents at Tiffany Heights
in Mound City enjoyed the day
on Monday, May 30, with the
many memories of those who
have sacrificed for freedoms
and loved ones who have
passed away. Theresa Jordan
provided Memorial Day Bible
study during the morning as
well.
On Tuesday, May 31, residents had a session with Shannon Tharp, Occupational Therapist-Registered, for therapy
fun. This month they enjoyed
a memory game that included
tossing a ball with questions
on it, and kicking a ball with
questions on it. Everyone got
a chance to pick a question
and the group all got a chance
to answer each question. During the afternoon, residents
Clara Stadalman of Mound City, right - Participated in the
enjoyed cards and popcorn
mobile vascular screening on State Street in Mound City, Frias they prepared for a new
day, June 3. Tanner Ekeren, left, a registered vascular technician
month. Dinner and a movie
from Bryan Health Medical Center, Lincoln, NE, checked Clara’s
night featured a western movie
carotid arteries for possible blockages during the screening. The
with John Wayne, just perfect
screening vehicle, sponsored by Community Hospital-Fairfax
to start out the Father’s Day
(MO), Bryan Health Medical Center, Mound City Family Medimonth of June.
cine and South Holt Family Medicine, offered abdominal aortic
Barbara Deatz and Doroultrasound screening, AFIB testing, peripheral arterial disease
thy Sommer each achieved a
testing and carotid artery ultrasound screening.
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and Oregon Care Center for
being recognized at a national
level, it is very well-deserved.”
Kristine added that McLarney
Manor, Brookfield, MO, also received this designation, as well
as Pleasant View in Rock Port,
MO. Both are Tiffany Care Centers nursing facilities.
Implemented by AHCA/
NCAL in 1996, the National
Quality Award Program is centered on the core values and
criteria of the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program,
which is the foundation of the
metric-based
AHCA/NCAL
Quality Initiative. The program
assists providers of long-term
and post-acute care services in
achieving their performance excellence goals.
The program has three levels: Bronze, Silver, and Gold.
Providers begin the quality improvement process at the Bronze
level, where they develop an organizational profile with essen-
tial performance elements such
as vision and mission statements
and an assessment of customers’
expectations. Bronze applicants
must also demonstrate their ability to implement a performance
improvement system. Trained
examiners review each Bronze
application to determine if the
center has met the demands of
the criteria. As a recipient of the
Bronze - Commitment to Quality Award, Tiffany Heights and
Oregon Care Center may now
move forward in developing
approaches and achieving performance levels that meet the
criteria required for the Silver Achievement in Quality Award.
“I applaud the women and men
of Tiffany Heights and Oregon
Care Center for their commitment to improve quality care,”
said the AHCA/NCAL National
Quality Award Board of Overseers Chair, Christine Boldt.
“This award is the first step in a
program that serves as an essential guide to performance excellence. I encourage both organizations to continue their quality
journey.”
The awards will be presented
during AHCA/NCAL’s 67th Annual Convention and Exposition
in Nashville, TN, October 16-19,
2016.
some of these events: Natioanl
Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Day;
Peaches and Cream Day; and Ice
Cream Soda Day. Also discussed
was the World’s Ugliest Dog Contest on June 24 in California and
the Midnight Sun Baseball Game
in Alaska.
Dee Ann Heck provided piano
music before lunch on Thursday,
June 2. Bingo volunteers during
the afternoon were Shirley Jackson, Jean McCall, Britney Wright,
Lydia Markt and Brayden Schremser. The winners of the games
were Jean Crouse and Margaret
Voltmer. Britney Wright provided
“News and Views” after the game.
Glamour nails were provided
on Friday morning, June 3. During the afternoon, residents enjoyed an outing. They ventured
to the Hollingsworth Peony Gar-
dens near Maryville, MO. The
storm that had occurred recently
damaged the many blossoms, but
there were still a few to observe.
The outing group enjoyed a tour
and informative guide. Residents
are looking forward to next year
and, hopefully, seeing all the
gorge ous flowers in full bloom.
A side trip to Dairy Queen made
the outing extra special. Those
enjoying the outing were Dorothy
Heck, Dorothy Sommer, Velma
Kunkel, Delores Hawkins, Inez
VanOrman, Jeannie Young and
Jeanie Edwards.
Games of choice were encouraged during the afternoon on Saturday, June 4. Communion was
provided by the First Christian
Church on Sunday, June 5. Afternoon worship was conducted by
the Church of God.
Schoonover named to
MWSU Board of Governors
Kayla Schoonover
Ask Sam Graves,
Roy Blunt, and Claire
McCaskill which
corporations want to keep
you from farming
industrial hemp on your
own land.
Bring industrial hemp
farming back to Missouri
Citizens for Freedom in Farming
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon
has appointed Kayla Schoonover
of Fairfax, MO, to the Missouri Western State University
(MWSU) Board of Governors
for a term ending October 29,
2017.
The MWSU Board of Governors establishes policies, bylaws, rules and regulations for
its own government and for
control and government of the
university; to select, appoint and
remove the president of MWSU;
to set admission standards; and
to make decisions on financial
matters. The MWSU Board of
Governors has been functioning with vacancies as the terms
of members have expired and
replacements have not been appointed.
Schoonover earned her bachelor’s degree from MWSU and
is currently a special education
instructor and Lady Panther volleyball coach for Mound City
R-2 Schools.
Community Food
Pantry needs
Needed items for the month
of June at the Community Food
Pantry in Mound City are:
• Hamburger Helper
• Chicken Helper
• Tuna Helper
• Manwich
• Spaghetti
• Sugar
Church volunteers are at the
pantry at 1410 Nebraska Street
on Mondays from 8:30 a.m. to
11 a.m. to receive donations.
Missouri River
Bluff Run Cure
for Kids June 11
The Missouri River Bluff
Run Cure for Kids is coming
up on Saturday, June 11. Any
licensed vehicle may be used
by participants in this poker
run which also features an
auction and hog roast. Starting at the River Rock Lanes
in Rock Port, MO, the poker
run will travel through northwest Missouri and southwest
Iowa ending at the Hall shed
south of Mound City where
an auction will be held along
with a hog roast. Long Shot
DJ will also be providing entertainment at the Hall shed.
Proceeds from the event will
be used to help children with
their fights against cancer.
For more information
about the Missouri River
Bluff Run, contact Josh Hall
at 660-442-6279 or Jade
Sybert at 660-253-0563; visit
moriverbluffrun2016.com; or
check Facebook at Missouri
River Bluff Run.
21st Annual
Greater Mound
City Open
The 21st Annual Greater
Mound City Open is scheduled for Saturday, June 11,
at the golf course in Mound
City. The four-person scramble event will consist of 18
holes with results flighted for
prizes.
Men’s, women’s or mixed
teams are welcome for $200
per team. There will be a 7:30
a.m. tee off time as well as a
2 p.m. tee off time. All proceeds will be used to maintain and improve the Mound
City Golf Course.
Plan now to enjoy this
event which hosts great
prizes, great contests, great
food and great refreshments.
Call 660-442-5780 for more
information or visit www.
moundcitygolf.com. Sunday,
June 12, has been set as the
rain date.
Annual Mound City
Alumni & Friends
Benefit Golf
Tournament in July
The third annual Mound
City Alumni & Friends Benefit Golf Tournament at the
Mound City Golf Course is
coming up in July. The fourperson scramble has been set
for Saturday, July 2, with a
9 a.m. tee time. The event is
limited to 24 teams. The cost
is $160 per team or $40 per
person. Buy-ups and mulligans will be available the day
of the tournament. All proceeds will go to the Mound
City R-2 Athletic Department. For more information
or to sign up, call the Mound
City Golf Course at 660-4425780 or Korey Miles at 816262-0403.
Chamberlain
Funeral Home &
Monuments
1705 Ridge Drive
Mound City, MO
442-5300
LOCAL
Rumble By The Refuge
Margaret Fuhrman
Charles H. Milby
Margaret
Elizabeth
(Pilkington)
Fuhrman arrived in this world on May
30, 1963, the only child and "princess" to
parents, Willodean L. (King) and Omer
Pilkington. They lived in Forest City, MO.
Margaret graduated from South Holt High
School in Oregon, MO, in 1981.
On September 10, 2011, Margaret was
united in marriage to Chris A. Fuhrman
at the Rock Port, MO, United Methodist
Church by Pastor Bruce Jeffries. The entire ceremony was lovingly
put together by their closest friends who even picked the date deliberately (9-10-11) so Chris could remember - and he always did! The
bond between Chris and Margaret was forged almost 20 years ago
by a chance meeting at a church auction in Mound City. Margaret passed away Tuesday, May 31, 2016, less than a day after her 53rd birthday. A celebration of life memorial service for Margaret will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 12, 2016, at the United
Methodist Church in Rock Port. The service will be conducted by
Reverend Bruce Jeffries. A private family inurnment will be held at
a later date at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Mound City. The family will
receive friends in the church fellowship hall following the service.
Margaret was preceded in death by her parents; Aunt Julia Pilkington; and Uncle Grover Pilkington. Survivors include her husband, Chris, of Rock Port; sister-in-law, Marlene, of Paso Robles,
CA; "mom and dad", Janice and Ralph Phelps; and an amazing host
of dear friends across several counties.
Margaret was always genuinely interested in the people in her
communities, both past and present, and attended numerous life
events of countless individuals, from birthdays and graduations to
funerals, and attended most school functions. She was 'everywhere'
checking on folks and their families as well as volunteering tirelessly, while being an exceptional caregiver and loving companion
to her husband, Chris. Her unique expressions and smile can be
summed up as she was "quite a Margaret".
Margaret was a member of the Rock Port United Methodist
Church and sang in the chancel choir. She was secretary of the
United Methodist Women’s Unit of the Rock Port United Methodist
Church. She loved music, both hymns and country, and also expressed herself in baking, a variety of crafts, and applying brilliant
combinations of colors in adult coloring books. While the mountain
of books in her home attests to her love of reading, and the outpouring of love attests to the dedicated relationships she forged, her priority was always the Lord, in whose care she now resides.
Memorials may be directed to the Margaret E. Fuhrman Memorial Fund. Services are under the direction of Minter Funeral Chapel
of Rock Port. An online obituary and condolences may be found at
www.minterfuneralchapels.com.
Charles H. Milby was born on November 30, 1933, in Greene County,
KY. He was one of nine children of William Melvin and Bettie Ermine (Price)
Milby. On February 6, 1954, he married
Geneva A. Skaggs, and they became
parents of four children.
Charles passed away on Tuesday,
May 31, 2016, at a Mound City care
center at the age of 82. Preceding him
in death were his wife; parents; and his
siblings, Kenneth, James, William and Welby Milby, Inez Baumgardner, Wyanetta DeSpain, Betty Milby, and Zelda Mae Lobb.
Survivors include Charles’ children, sons, Larry (Kellie) Milby
of Downs, IL, Ronnie (Barbie) Milby of Bloomington, IL, and
Donnie (Natalie) Milby of Rockford, IL, and daughter, Jeanette
“Jan” (Stan) Seitz, Mound City; 12 grandchildren, Luke Milby,
Jacob (Kendall) Milby, Andrea Milby, Danielle (Judd) Ankrom,
Mitchell Milby, April (Jessie) McGaughy, Casey (Tiffany) Seitz,
Kelley (Airon) Seitz, Kristin (Brad) Meyer, Keri (Tyler) Johnson,
Stephanie (Jacob) Hall, and Nicole Braun; nine great-grandchildren, Abby and Maggie Ankrom, Jaxon and Hudson McGaughy,
Marshall Milby, and Carsten, Owen, Kai and Koa Seitz; and nieces and nephews.
Charles was a loving husband and father, and provided well for
his family as a farmer in Illinois all his life. He was a member of
Calvary Baptist Church and loved teasing his pastor, joking with
his friends, and spending time with his friends and church family. Charles knew Jesus as his personal Lord and Savior and was
ready to walk with him.
Services are being held on Thursday, June 9, 2016, at 10 a.m.
at the Calvary Baptist Church in Normal, IL. Family members are
greeting friends one hour prior to services. Interment will be held
at Friends Cemetery in Bentown, IL. Memorials may be directed
to Friends Cemetery. Care was entrusted to Chamberlain Funeral Home, Mound City, and Calvert & Metzler Funeral Home,
Bloomington, IL. Online condolences may be left at www.cham
berlainfuneral.com.
Wednesday, June 15, is National Elder Abuse Awareness
Day and the site will have informational sheets available to
inform residents on recognizing and reporting elder abuse.
Patrons are also invited to wear
“purple” in support of elder
abuse awareness.
Upcoming activities at the
site include:
Friday, June 10 - Cinnamon
rolls until gone - 8:30 a.m.
Saturday, June 11 - An hour
long session with Freda Miller
on “Taking Care of the Caregiver” from 10 to 11 a.m.
Monday, June 13 - Aerobic
exercises at 8:30 a.m.
Wednesday, June 15 - Aerobic exercises at 8:30 a.m.; and
Birthday Party/Bingo at 11:30
a.m. (The birthday party is being sponsored by the Nutrition
Site this month.)
Monday, June 20 - Aerobic
exercises at 8:30 a.m.
Wednesday, June 22 - Aerobic exercises at 8:30 a.m.; Jacob Parks to be at site to present on a health related topic;
and Tiffany Care Centers at
Nutrition Site with healthy/fun
topic along with blood pressure
screenings at 11 a.m.
Upcoming Menu:
Monday, June 13 - Chicken
parmesan, corn, applesauce,
bread and butter.
Tuesday, June 14 - Sloppy
joe on bun, green beans, mandarin oranges and peanut butter
cookie.
Wednesday, June 15 - Pork
chop, cinnamon apples, buttered beets, California blend,
hot roll, cake and ice cream.
Thursday, June 16 - Tuna
casserole, stewed tomatoes,
fruit gelatin, bread and butter.
Friday, June 17 - Chicken
strips, potatoes/gravy, green
beans and pumpkin bars.
clude: Unlimited Super Stock
Tractors; Protect the Harvest Pro
Stock Tractors; Pro Modified
4WD Trucks; 95 Limited Pro
Stock Tractors; 85 Limited Pro
Stock Tractors; Pro Street Diesel
Trucks; and Mini Rod Tractors.
There will also be an American Farmers’ Challenge custom
rifle giveaway for the following classes: Pro Stock Tractors;
Unlimited Super Stock Tractors;
Pro Modified 4WD Trucks; and
Limited Pro Stock Tractors.
This two-day event is part of
the Lucas Oil Champions’ Tour,
TS Performance Silver Series
and Prairie Brand Seeds Western
Series. No coolers will be allowed, however beer will be sold
by the Community Building of
Mound City, Inc. There will also
be many other local vendors on
the premises providing food, refreshments and more. For more
information, call 660-582-6995.
Booster club to host 3 on 3
basketball tournament
The Mound City Community
Booster Club will be hosting a
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
on Saturday, June 25, at Griffith
Park in Mound City. Play will
get underway at 9 a.m. There
will be four divisions: Elementary; Middle School; High
School; and Adult. Teams may
register for $40 with three or
four players allowed on each
team. To register, call Bev Shifflett at 660-442-6215 or Dana
Zembles at 816-294-9399. The
deadline for registrations is Saturday, June 18.
Maitland woman to compete
in Country Showdown
Notes from the Mound
City Nutrition Site
Volunteers at the Nutrition
Site in Mound City during the
week of May 31 through June 3
were Betty Bendure, Barb Raether, Wayne, Mayson and Diane
White; Jeanne Spreckelmeyer,
Paul Grant, Penny Brown, Tracy
Jordan, Amy Jenkins, O’Neil
Long, Marcia Pulliam, Marcia
Kurtz and Scott Johnson. Delivering meals the week of June
13-17, 2016, at the Mound City
Nutrition Site will be:
Craig, MO - Sue Schmidt or
Walter Groves.
Mound City - Monday - Dee
Ann Heck; Tuesday - Janet
Heck; Wednesday - Joe Laukemper; and Thursday and Friday
- Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Oregon, MO, and Forest
City, MO - Monday through Friday - Faith Fellowship Church.
The Mound City Nutrition Site
recycles cell phones, ink cartridges and aluminum cans for
cancer (Helping Hands) in two
purple cans by the front and back
doors. There are also drop boxes
for box tops for the school and
donations to the food pantry as
well as pop tabs for the Ronald
McDonald House.
The Mound City Rural Firemen are preparing for their sixth
annual Rumble By The Refuge
Truck and Tractor Pull. The twoday event will be held on Friday
and Saturday, June 24 and 25, at
the old rodeo grounds just west
of Mound City (Exit 84 on Interstate 29). Gates will open at 5
p.m. on both days, however the
starting time for the Friday show
will be 6:30 p.m., while the starting time for the Saturday show
will be 6 p.m.
General admission for ages
11 and up, to include a pit gate
pass, is $20. Youth ages seven to
ten may be admitted for $10; and
youth six and under will receive
free admission. There will be a
pullers’ meal served on Saturday
beginning at 5 p.m.
The Rumble By The Refuge
VI Truck and Tractor Pull is a
Western Missouri Summer Nationals’ competition with a total
purse of $56,000. Classes in-
The Senior Citizens of Holt County/Mound City Nutrition
Site - Was the recipient of a $4,000 grant check from TransCanada Corporation on Friday, June 3. Pictured with the grant
check are, left to right, front row, Mound City Nutrition Site
Director Patricia Johnson, Head Cook Lela Boyd and TransCanada associate Sue Biermann of Maitland, MO; and, back
row, TransCanada technician Randy Albertson of Graham, MO.
Grant money received for new
equipment at Nutrition Site
On January 19, 2016, Mound
City Nutrition Site director,
Patricia Johnson, submitted a
grant proposal to TransCanada
Corporation for funds to purchase a new steam table and
rolling cart to hold the meal
tray sealer. The site’s current
steam table is old and parts are
difficult to find for repairs. The
wells of the table must be operated on high to achieve the
required temperatures.
On March 21, 2016, Johnson
was notified that the Nutrition
Site had been awarded $4,000
to make the new purchases.
The steam table and rolling
cart will now be ordered. The
cooks are looking forward to
getting the new equipment.
TransCanada Corporation
associate, Sue Biermann, Maitland, MO, and technician,
Randy Albertson, Graham,
MO, presented the $4,000
check to Johnson and head
cook, Lela Boyd, on Friday,
June 3.
The Mound City Nutrition
Site has also received $2,000
from the Schildberg Foundation, which operates quarries
and construction enterprises
in Greenfield, IA. The site
officials hope to add to that
amount with donations to purchase a new milk cooler.
3RD ANNUAL
Mound City Alumni & Friends
Benefit Golf Tournament
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 2016
4-Person Scramble
$40/person ($160/team)
Buy-ups & mulligans available day of tournament.
9:00 a.m. Tee Time
(Limit of 24 teams.)
All proceeds will go to the
Mound City R-2
Athletic Department.
Call the Mound City Golf Course at 660-442-5780 or
Korey Miles at 816-262-0403 to sign up.
Preliminary competition for the 35th annual Pick-Up Country,
KNIM Country Showdown will be on Saturday, June 11, at 6:30 p.m.
on the square in Maryville, MO. Roberta Wilkerson of Maitland, MO,
is hoping to sing her way into the next round at the Nodaway County Fair’s Main Stage on Friday, July 15. The winner of the Country
Showdown finals wins $500 and moves on to the state competition.
Fourteen contestants will sing in the preliminaries. Former Tarkio,
MO, residents now residing in Maryville who will also be competing
are Nicole Salmond and Tim Clark.
Country Showdown gives aspiring country music artists the opportunity to showcase their talent and compete for prizes and notoriety.
“Each year the level of talent has risen. I’m glad I’m not a judge that
has to select the top winner. There are a lot of dreams out there,” commented Joyce Cronin, owner/GSM of Nodaway Broadcasting Corp.
NorthwestCell will also be presenting the People’s Choice Award.
The audience will text in their favorite performer and whoever gets the
most votes wins a prize package.
Sponsors of the event are NorthwestCell People’s Choice Award,
SSM Health St. Francis, Maryville Quick Cash, Horace Manna Laboratory School, United Electric, Bill’s Camper Sales, Lanham Music,
Maryville Florist, Carpet Plus Bargain Barn, Rob’s Cycle, Marsh Espey and Riggs, and Golden Triangle.
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COMMUNITY
Area Church
Information
BIG LAKE
Big Lake Baptist Church
213 Lake Shore Dr., Craig, MO
Dick Lionberger, Interim Pastor
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, 10:30 a.m.
CRAIG
Craig Presbyterian Church
VBS at River of Hope Fellowship
Vacation Bible School will
be held at the River of Hope
Fellowship Monday through
Friday, June 13 through 17.
Youth ages four through fifth
grade (last school year completed) are invited to this 9 a.m.
to 12 noon event. The theme
will be “Son Canyon River
Adventure” and will feature incredible Bible learning experiences, team building, crafts and
cool Bible songs. Canned food
items will be collected each
day to help the local food pantry. There will be a culmination
program at 10:30 a.m. during
the regular worship service on
Sunday, June 19. The River
of Hope Fellowship church is
located just east of the Squaw
Creek Travel Plaza truck stop
at Exit 79 off of Interstate 29.
Area youth and their friends
are invited to come experience
a fun-filled week of adventures.
Cole Rosier and Holly Howard
Worship Service, 9:15 a.m. - Cliff McNair, Pastor
Craig Community Church of the Nazarene
105 S. Ensworth Street • Keith Knaak, Pastor
Wed. Night Bible Study, 5:30 p.m.
Church of God
Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., Worship, 11:00 a.m.
FILLMORE
The Lighthouse
South I-29, Exit 65 • Pastors Tim and Faith Uzzle
Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m., Children’s Sermon 10:30 a.m.
For more info.: 816-564-8234 • www.fillmorelighthousechurch.org
GRAHAM
Summer Day Camp at Oregon
United Methodist Church
Eagle Lake On Location
Summer Day Camp is returning to the United Methodist
Church in Oregon, MO, this
summer. After a successful
event last summer, the camp is
being offered again this year.
The event will be held from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through
Friday, June 20 through 24. It
is open to youth ages seven to
12. There is a registration fee
this summer of $50 per camper
which will help cover the expenses of the food and activities provided during the weeklong event. Registration may
be made at eaglelakecamps.
com/holtcounty.
Graham Union Church
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.
Randy Grimm, Pastor
David A. Shadinger, Pastor
Sunday School, 10:15 a.m., Worship, 9 a.m.
MAITLAND
First Christian Church
4th and Ash • Bill Gazaway, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:15 a.m., Worship Service, 10 a.m.
Sunday Night Worship, 7 p.m., Wed., Youth Rallies, 7 p.m.
Binder makes Spring Dean’s
List at William Jewell College
Rachel Binder was named to the Dean’s List at William Jewell
College in Liberty, MO, for the Spring 2016 semester. To qualify
for the Dean’s List, a student must earn at least a 3.7 grade point
average while carrying 14 or more semester hours.
Binder is a sophomore Nursing and Applied Critical Thought
and Inquiry major. She is the daughter of Darwin and Jennifer
Binder of Forest City, MO.
217 S. Maple Avenue • David A. Shadinger, Pastor
Worship Service, 10:15 a.m.
MOUND CITY
Christian Fellowship
18080 Hwy. 59
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
1413 Nebraska St. • Rev. Brian Lemcke
Bible Class or Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.
First Christian Church
402 E. 5th Street • Paul Grant, Pastor
Wednesdays- Bible Study, 12 p.m.
www.firstchristianmoundcity.org
Mound City Baptist Church
1308 Savannah Street • Pastor Nathan Lowe
Worship Service - 9:30 a.m.
Breakfast Refreshments & Sunday School - 10:30 a.m.
Mound City United Methodist Church
312 E. 7th St. • Pastor Janis Roorda
Sunday School, 9 a.m., Sunday Service, 10 a.m.
New Liberty Baptist Church
The little church with a big heart.
Will Haer, Pastor (Office hours: Mondays 5-8 p.m.) • 816-261-9243
Sunday School, 10 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m.
County Road 140, Mound City
New Life Apostolic Assembly
U.P.C.I. - 307 E. 6th, Mound City • Pastor Scott Jordan
Worship Service, 11 a.m.
Life Night Bible Study & Revolution Youth Group
Thursdays, 6:30 p.m.
www.newlifeupci.org - 660-442-3441
OREGON
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
303 Grand, Forest City • Father Adam Ryan, OSB
Pastor and Parish Administrator • Mass 8 a.m. Sundays
Faith Fellowship Church
27772 Hwy. 59, Oregon • Minister Dan Cravatt
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m.
Area Youth Group - Wednesdays - 5:00 p.m.
660-446-2031
Oregon United Methodist Church
100 E. Missouri St., Oregon • Megan Winget, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a.m., Worship Service, 11 a.m.
New Point Christian Church
24135 Stone Hill Rd. • Brian Buck, Minister
Fellowship Dinner, 4th Sunday of month following church
Oregon Baptist Church
104 N. Barbour St., Oregon • Gene Lee, Pastor
FOREST CITY
Forest City United Methodist Church
103 N. Walnut St., Forest City • Pastor Megan Winget
Worship Service, 10 a.m.
Forest City Christian Church
401 Grand Ave., Forest City • Pastor Jim Brown
REGIONAL
River of Hope Fellowship
Hwy. 159 & I-29, Mound City
Pastor David Showalter - 660-442-6305 • Pastor Will Certain - 816-824-8566
Youth Group Every Sunday - 6-8 p.m.
NWMSU announces spring
2016 trimester graduates
The Office of the Registrar
and Graduate School at Northwest Missouri State University (NWMSU) in Maryville,
MO, have released the names
of students who completed requirements for degrees at the
conclusion of the 2016 spring
trimester.
The local graduates are:
Craig, MO
• Holly Marie Howard **
- Bachelor of Science
in Education (B.S.Ed)
- Unified Science: Biology
• Rachel Elizabeth Lewis
** - Bachelor of Science (B.S.) - English
Graham, MO
• Laurie A. Johnson - B.S.
- Business Technology
Maitland, MO
• Kyler VanSchoiack B.S. - Business Management; Marketing
Maryville, MO
• Tori Beth Ingram - B.S.
- Psychology
Mound City, MO
• Jeffrey Dale Atkins B.S. - Marketing
• Zachariah Austin Kahle
* - Bachelor of Technology (B.T.) - BT Management
• Gage Davis Rosier
- Master of Science
(M.S.) - Applied Health/
Sport Sciences
• Taylor
A.
StonerBlevins * - B.S.Ed - Elementary Education
Skidmore, MO
• Lora May Cordell - B.S.
- Economics
*** Summa Cum Laude (cumulative
grade point average (GPA) of 3.95
to 4.00 on a 4.00 scale)
** Magna Cum Laude (cumulative
GPA of 3.75 to 3.94)
* Cum Laude (cumulative GPA of
3.50 to 3.74)
Students named to
NWMSU Academic or
President’s Honor Roll
The Office of the Registrar
at Northwest Missouri State
University (NWMSU) has announced the names of students
named to the Academic or
President’s Honor Roll at the
end of the 2016 spring trimester.
To be included on the Academic Honor Roll a student
must carry a minimum of 12
credit hours and attain a grade
point average (GPA) of 3.50 or
above on a 4.00 scale. Students
named to the President’s Honor
Roll have attained a perfect
4.00 GPA for the trimester.
The local honorees are:
Craig, MO
• Rachel F. Dreher - President
• Holly M. Howard President
• Rachel E. Lewis - President
Graham, MO
• Amanda M. O’Riley Academic
Maitland, MO
• Alana D. Poe - President
• Jennifer L. Rueckert Academic
Maryville, MO
• Tori B. Ingram - Academic
Mound City, MO
• Thomas T. Coker - Academic
• Thomas J. Shifflett - Academic
• Taylor
A.
StonerBlevins - President
• Hayston W. Wilson President
Oregon, MO
• Sarah N. Costello President
Skidmore, MO
• Emily A. Cordell - President
• Lora M. Cordell - Academic
• Amberle A. Filley President
• Derek S. Lemon - Academic
• Taylor P. Miles - President
• Rachel M. Mullins - Academic
• David M. Small - Academic
• Duston D. Wetzel - Academic
Howard and Rosier to wed
Jayson and Judy Howard
of Craig, MO, are pleased to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Holly Howard,
to Cole Rosier, son of Kirby
and Kim Rosier of Mound
City. Holly is a 2012 graduate of Craig High School and
a 2016 graduate of Northwest
Missouri State University in
Maryville, MO, where she received a Bachelor of Science
degree in education in unified science: biology. She will
be the middle school science
teacher at Mound City R-2 this
coming fall.
Cole is a 2009 graduate of
Mound City High School and
a 2013 graduate of Northwest
Missouri State University,
where he received a Bachelor
of Science degree in geographic information systems (GIS).
He is employed at KLR, Inc.,
in Mound City.
Holly is the granddaughter
of Delores and the late Clavel
Howard, Craig, and Mary Ann
and the late Don Willis, King
City, MO. Cole is the grandson
of Marcina and Dale Holstine,
Mound City, and Jim and Janice Rosier, Maysville, MO.
The couple will exchange
vows on Saturday, July 16,
2016, in Ridgedale, MO, where
a reception will follow. Landzettel family
welcomes baby boy
Sturm and Chelsea Landzettel of Topeka, KS, are happy to announce the arrival of Christian Mark Landzettel, born Monday,
May 23, 2016. Christian weighed seven pounds, four ounces. Little Jacob Landzettel, 2 1/2 years old, welcomed his baby brother
home with open arms.
Paternal grandparents are Linda and Bob Landzettel of Leavenworth, KS. Maternal grandparents are Rachel and Mark Besson of
Topeka, and Craig Tucker of Haysville, KS.
Great-grandparents are Marie and Maurice Wheeler of Mound
City; Tim Thomas of El Dorado, KS; and Larry and Jane Besson
of Stonington, IL.
Cofers celebrating
50th anniversary
In celebration of the 50th wedding anniversary of Clark and
Kay (Creed) Cofer on Sunday, June 12, their children and grandchildren would like to honor them with a card shower. Cards of
congratulations may be sent to: 26664 290th Street, Fairfax, MO,
64446.
Clark and Kay are the parents of Mark, wife Shelly, Cofer of
Rock Port, MO, and Michelle, husband Doug, Bliss of Lees Summit, MO, along with five grandchildren, Lauren, Taylor, and Morgan Cofer and Jack and Claire Bliss.
River of Hope
Fellowship
VBS
River of Hope Fellowship
Take Exit 79 off I-29 - East of Truck Stop
Mon.-Fri. • June 13-17 • 9 a.m.-12 noon
PROGRAM: Sun., June 19 - 10:30 a.m.
(During regular church service)
Ages Four-5th grade welcome.
Last school year grade completed.
Son Canyon River VBS is filled with incredible
Bible learning experiences, team building,
crafts and cool Bible songs!
Bring your friends and come experience a fun-filled
week of adventures!
We will be collecting canned food items
each day to help our local food pantry!
Dance with the KC All Stars
this Friday in Mound City
From the FRONT
formance. The dinner special
will be offered from 5 p.m. until
closing.
Back-to-back winners of the
“Best Band in Kansas City”
award in 2008 and 2009, the KC
All Stars is Kansas City’s best
live dance and party band available for wedding receptions, corporate events and conventions,
charity fundraisers, festivals and
nightclubs. The KC All Stars is
the only Kansas City band that
can relate to the 20 somethings
and the 70 somethings at the
same time. The band can start
out the night with classic motown mom and dad favorites
and then gradually move into
full blown “club mode”, playing today’s hottest club hits.
Additionally, if a listener’s
song isn’t on the list, the KC
All Stars will disc jockey a request during a band break. Plan
now for a night out on the town
in Mound City this Friday,
June 10.
Tarkio Rodeo to be
held this weekend
The Tarkio, MO, Rodeo is coming up this Friday and Saturday,
June 10 and 11. Getting underway at 8 p.m. each night, the annual
rodeo will feature nine events with $4,300 added money for the
competitors. The rodeo grounds in Tarkio are located on Highway
136 East near the community building and swimming pool.
The stock contractor is Barnes & Sons Rodeo Company. This
rodeo is a United Rodeo Association/International Rodeo Association/American Cowboys’ Rodeo Association competition. Men’s
and women’s “All-Around” buckles will be awarded.
Adult tickets are $15 each while youth ages 12 and under may
enjoy the rodeo for $5 gate tickets. Preschoolers may enter for free.
In addition to the nine rodeo events, a mutton bustin’ competition
will be available for youth ages six and under.
Angels now accepting Medicaid
Angels Home Health, through
its parent Midland Empire Resources for Independent Living
(MERIL), has been approved as
a Medicaid provider for skilled
nursing care in patients’ homes.
Angels Home Health serves
adult patients in Andrew, Atchison, Buchanan, Caldwell, Clinton, DeKalb, Holt, Nodaway,
and Platte counties.
According to Mark Miller,
MERIL Administrator of Community Health, by accepting
Medicaid, Angels will be able to
serve families who do not generally have access to this high level
of care. In addition to Medicaid, Angels accepts Medicare,
Blue Cross Blue Shield, United
Healthcare Care Improvement
Plus, and beginning May 1,
Tricare.
For more information about
Angels Home Health, contact
Mark Miller at 816-364-0900.
Commercial or Personal
Printing
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* Business Forms
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MOUND CITY
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* Newspapers
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BAKE SALE!
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SATURDAY, JUNE 18
Mound City Thriftway
701 State St., Mound City
10:00 a.m.-Until Sold Out
This Week’s
History
From the Mound City News archives
Siblings travel cross country to
meet at Holt County Historical
Society’s research center
Karyn Techau, Rocklin, CA, front center, and her brother,
Alan Brown, Savannah, GA, back right - Flew into Omaha, NE,
to make the trip to Mound City to visit the Holt County Historical
Society’s (HCHS’s) research center on Wednesday, June 1. Karyn
is the coordinator for Holt County on the Missouri Genealogy
Website (MoGenWeb). The siblings planned on spending a few
days in the area and several members of HCHS were making arrangements to take them to visit area cemeteries. Pictured are,
left to right, front row, HCHS president Sally Waggoner of White
Cloud, KS, Ms. Techau and HCHS board member Pam Kent of
Craig, MO; and, back row, HCHS board member Elizabeth Burnsides of Maryville, MO, and Mr. Brown.
Angels Home Health is
now an “A” Agency
The Centers for Medicare
and Medicaid Services (CMS)
notified Angels Home Health
on Thursday, May 12, that
they will be receiving a four
star rating as an agency under Home Health Compare, a
national quality comparison
of home healthcare agencies.
Angels Home Health, a part of
Midland Empire Resources for
Independent Living (MERIL),
has progressively increased in
its rating from a three in 2015
to a three-and-one-half in early
2016. Scores are based on patient satisfaction surveys and
quality of patient care docu-
mentation submitted to CMS.
On a grade scale of 100%, Angels Home Health was scored
at 97.7%.
Based in St. Joseph, MO,
Angels Home Health provides skilled nursing, physical
therapy, occupational therapy,
speech therapy, and social
work services to patients in
nine counties of Northwest
Missouri. It accepts Medicare,
Medicaid, Care Improvement
Plus, Blue Cross, TRICARE
and TriWest Veterans Choice.
For more information about
Angels Home Health, call 816364-0900.
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looking for answers to these questions
that have been submitted by researchers.
FORTESCUE 8TH GRADE GRADUATES 1952
Ralph Eddie Bradbury, Casper, WY, brought this photo to
the Fortescue School Reunion to share. It was the year of the
1952 flood and school was dismissed when families had to
move in early April. Eddie reminded everyone that when the
water went down and everyone returned home there were no
more classes, but the 8th grade graduation was held. Left to
right, front row: Elizabeth Ann Jones (Burnsides), Joyce Ann
Butcher (Hall), Rosemary Henry (Stewart), Patty Lou Hinkle
(Derr), Betty Sue Hinkle (Clark), and Nancy Stone (Siron).
Back row: Ralph Eddie Bradbury and Rex Bradbury. Only
four now survive.
RECENT DONATIONS TO THE CENTER
* “The History of Christopher Columbus Akin in Holt County, Missouri, His Life and Times as Told in Holt County
Newspapers” was sent to the Genealogy and Research Center recently by his grandson, Paul Akin, Shawnee, KS. He writes
that in 2014 he visited the Holt County Historical Society Genealogy and Research Center and researched this story and
wanted it available to Holt County residents as part of the county history. * Fortescue school photos came from graduates Carl “Sonny” (1948) and Darlene Elder Adkinson (1949), Galva, IL.
She writes that she and David Winslow are the only ones left from the last graduating class of Fortescue High School.
* Large photos of early day Corning were received from Jo Ann Hatten, a 1951 Craig graduate. Several show floodwaters and also the large brick buildings that were once on Corning’s streets. They have been framed and are now on display
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50 Years Ago - 1966
• Plans were well underway for the Maitland
Blue Grass Festival which was again being sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The festival would start June 22 with the usual impressive
beauty pageant.
• Neighbors, friends and relatives took 20 tractors, eight plows, eight disks and four planters
to the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Shunkwiler and
planted their 53 acres of soybeans. Mr. Shunkwiler was a patient for 16 days in Methodist Hospital and Medical Center.
• William Rehm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Rehm of Craig; and Jimmy Ohlensehlen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ohlensehlen, also of
Craig, were selected to attend Missouri Boys’
State.
• The 38th annual Bellevue alumni banquet was
held in the Mound City school cafeteria, with 88
persons attending. Duane Nauman had charge
of the business meeting. The ladies of the Methodist Church served a delicious ham and turkey
dinner to the group.
25 Years Ago - 1991
• The heat probably held down the size of the
crowds at the 3rd annual Big Lake Arts and
Crafts Fair over the weekend. The turnout of
both vendors and visitors for the two-day affair sponsored by the Mound City Chamber of
Commerce was disappointing, chamber members said, and it was questionable whether there
would be a 4th annual version of the event.
• The community Vacation Bible School, sponsored by the Mound City Ministerial Alliance,
ended with a program at the First Christian
Church. There were 67 children who attended,
said Joyce Pecora, superintendent.
• Fifty-four members and guests gathered at the
Mound City Nutrition Site for the 64th annual
Bellevue Alumni Banquet.
• The State Theater production of “Seven Nuns
at Las Vegas” drew about 100 people to a special
afternoon performance. OATS buses brought
audience members from as far as 120 miles
away. Rick Miller, State Theater Arts Council
president, said all performances over two weekends attracted a total of nearly 700 people which set a record.
10 Years Ago - 2006
• The sixth annual Holt County Relay for Life
the prior weekend at the Mound City rodeo
grounds raised close to the $10,000 goal, said
Karen Cotton, chairman.
• Julia Gilland wasn’t around when Bigelow was
founded in 1868, but she had been there a long
time - virtually all of her nearly 89 years - and
she had many memories of what it was like as
a thriving community. She talked about those
memories at a Holt County Historical Society
meeting at the society’s Methodist Church in
Fortescue.
• The 79th annual Bellevue Reunion was held in
the Fellowship Hall of the Mound City Methodist Church. It was attended by 77 guests. Alumni recognized included the oldest at 91, John
Busch and Edwin Prather; coming the greatest
distance - Esther VanWormer Helfers and Dorothy VanVormer Lovelady; and three members
of the 1936 class attended - Ted Andrews, Esther
Helfers and Eleanor Seitz.
• The 4th annual Fogg Arena Youth Rodeo Series was to begin for the summer.
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A drive through the campground at Big Lake, MO, State Park - On Saturday, June 4, found a modest number of trailer and recreational vehicle campers utilizing the park; however, a great number of
tent campers were taking advantage of the fantastic weather over the weekend. Warm days and cool
evenings provided the perfect climate for camping under the stars.
Dredging equipment is being set up - In Big Lake near the Big Lake, MO, State Park
headquarters. In the next few weeks, dredging will begin with the purpose of gathering
up bottom sediments and disposing of them at a different location. This process should
open the waterways and the water should be less murky.
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The Big Lake Lakefest added a car and motorcycle show - To the festivities on Saturday, June 4.
One unique car at the show was a Henry J from the early 1950’s. Henry J. Kaiser set out to make an
affordable car for the average buyer, with a goal of not exceeding a selling price of $1,300 ($12,786 in
2016 US dollars). To keep costs low, early Henry Js did not have rear trunk lids; owners had to access
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Jeremy Jackson, Mound City, pictured, and his six year-old granddaughter, Ashlyn Jackson - Are the proud owners of this 1971 Chevelle Super Sport. “We bought the car three years
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Mound City Police Department report
The Mound City Police Department submitted the following civil and criminal responses
from May 30 to June 5, 2016:
May 30, 2016
08:10-11:43 - Parking Issue:
Chief John Panning worked on
parking issues during the citywide garage sales.
14:08 - Motorist Assist: Chief
Panning assisted motorist with
vehicle overheating.
Panning checked on a motorist
sitting along the road.
17:12 - Traffic Enforcement
Stop: Vehicle stopped for stop
sign violation and issued a warning.
May 31, 2016
14:44 - Property Damage:
Business reported property damage - Report taken by Chief Panning.
15:10 - Larceny Report: Busi-
ness reported a larceny at a business - Report taken by Chief
Panning.
16:17 - Young Children in
Roadway: Chief Panning saw
young children in roadway and
spoke with a parent about it.
16:28 - Holes by Water Main:
City received report from residence on hole by water main Chief Pannng took a look at it
and took pictures, which were
forwarded to the city clerk for
city workers to look into.
20:21 - Traffic Enforcement
Stop: Vehicle was stopped for no
plates - Found to have just purchased them.
June 1, 2016
16:20 - Well-Being Check:
Citizen reported a baby crying
in the area - Officer checked and
spoke with a parent.
18:41 - Parking Issue/Metal Detecting in Park: Officer
Sheriff’s Office Weekly Report
HOLT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
PO Box 229 • Oregon, Missouri 64473 • 660-446-3300
The Holt County Sheriff’s Office in Oregon, MO, submitted the following civil and criminal responses from May 30
through June 5, 2016:
May 30, 2016
19:27 - Assist Citizen: A deputy provided a courtesy ride to
a woman in the Craig, MO, area to a gas station near Fillmore,
MO.
May 31, 2016
10:28 - Prisoner Transport: A deputy transported an inmate from Nodaway County to the Holt County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) jail for holding.
11:14 - Court Duty: A deputy transported an inmate to the
Holt County Courthouse for their court appearance and back to
the HCSO jail afterwards.
14:57 - Prisoner Transport: Sheriff Scott Wedlock went to
the Buchanan County Jail to pick up an inmate for holding at
the HCSO jail for their capias warrant.
June 1, 2016
08:24 - Sex Offender Registration: A male individual reported to the HCSO jail to complete a 90 day registration.
June 2, 2016
11:16 - Roadway Obstruction: A car top cargo container lid
opened on a vehicle travelling on Interstate 29 (I-29) shortly
checked on a vehicle improperly
parked and the owner using a
metal detector in a city park - Officer contacted him and advised
it was not allowed - Subject left.
19:55 - Medical Emergency:
Citizen reported subject fell in
front of apartments - Handled
by officer (HBO) and the Atchison-Holt Ambulance District 2
(AHAD2).
June 2, 2016
22:36 - Vehicle in Cemetery:
Citizen reported seeing vehicle
in cemetery - Officer checked Unfounded.
June 3, 2016
10:27 - Animal Complaint:
Citizen reported a raccoon coming up on her porch - Chief Panning handled call.
Pannng checked on a motorist
for Ministerial Alliance to assist
with fuel.
Panning checked on a vehicle on
the side of the road - Driver was
setting GPS.
19:59 - Motorist Assist: Officer checked on a semi on the side
of the road.
June 4, 2016
16:55 - Traffic/Parking Complaint: Citizen called in and requested to speak with the Chief
in reference to a traffic and parking complaint - Chief Panning
spoke to the citizen about the
complaint.
June 5, 2016
22:54 - Suspicious Vehicle:
Chief Panning checked a vehicle
at a closed business - Subject
was resting.
22:58 - Suspicious Vehicle:
Chief Panning checked a vehicle
at a closed business - Subjects
looking at vehicles.
after the north Oregon exit. The occupants of the vehicle were
reportedly in the road trying to gather their belongings that had
flown out of the container. Sheriff Wedlock and a deputy responded to the scene to remove the items from the road.
June 3, 2016
08:29 - Accident/Non-Injury: A motorist called to report a
rock truck that had tipped on its side on Holt 285 east of Oregon.
No injuries were reported. A deputy was dispatched to take a report.
12:20 - Check Welfare: A caller requested a well-being check
on her children in the Fortescue, MO, area. A deputy made contact with the home owner. The children were reported to be okay.
June 4, 2016
10:16 - Follow-Up: A deputy was in the Fortescue area taking
a follow-up report on a previous incident.
11:39 - Motorist Assist: A deputy assisted a stranded motorist
on I-29 near Mound City. The deputy called a tow truck for them
and waited with the motorist until it arrived.
15:37 - Check Well-Being: Two deputies reported to the Maitland, MO, area to check the well-being of children at a residence
in that area.
June 5, 2016
10:50 - Prisoner Booking/Release: An inmate turned themselves in to the HCSO jail for a five day commitment.
13:45 - Prisoner Booking/Release: A male was booked into
the HCSO jail on a misdemeanor Failure to Appear (FTA) warrant. He immediately was able to post bond and was processed
out of the jail.
Land transfers in Holt County
The following Holt County land transfers
were recorded in the office of the Holt County
Circuit Clerk and Recorder at the courthouse
in Oregon, MO:
Tammy Lynn Reeves to Ashley Scott,
Maitland, MO - Lots 22, 23 and 24, all in
Block 6, in Barnard’s Addition in Maitland.
Mary Lee Privett to Ryan C. Sharp and
Rachel N. Sharp, Mound City - All of a rectangular tract of land located in Lots 1 and 4,
Block 1, original town of Mound City, see record for complete description.
Naomi B. Brodbeck, By Attorney in Fact,
Michael J. Nash, Lorrie A. Nash, Patrick
C. Nash, Lanna K. Nash, Mary E. Evans,
James Evans, Anna Etta Derr and Margaret Nash to Raymond K. Miller and Jean
E. Miller, Savannah, MO - The West Half of
the Northeast Quarter, the South Half of the
Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter
and the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest
Quarter, all in Section 35, Township 61, Range
38.
Edward A. Zimmerman Revocable Trust,
by Co-Trustee, to Raymond K. Miller and
Jean E. Miller, Savannah, MO - The West
Half of the Northeast Quarter, the South Half
of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter and the Northeast Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter, all in Section 35, Township 61, Range 38.
Edward G. Derr Declaration Trust, by
Successor Trustee, to Raymond K. Miller
and Jean E. Miller, Savannah, MO - The
West Half of the Northeast Quarter, the South
Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and the Northeast Quarter of the
Raymond K. Miller and Jean E. Miller
to Aaron Luce, Oregon, MO - A tract in the
West Half of the Northeast Quarter, the South
Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and the Northeast Quarter of the
John H. Reddish and Lorrie J. Reddish to
Alan Romine and Freeda Romine, Mound
City - Lot 6 in Hall’s Addition and Lot 17 in
Holstine’s 2nd Addition, both in the Village of
Big Lake.
Joyce E. Rasnic to Frances E. Scott Revocable Trust and Frank L. Scott Revocable
Trust, Mount Dora, FL - A 200 feet by 200
feet tract of land in Section 31, Township 62,
Range 38.
Joyce E. Rasnic to Barnes Holt MO, LLC,
Mound City - An undivided one-half interest
of an undivided one-third interest in a 200 feet
by 200 feet tract of land in Section 31, Town-
ship 62, Range 38.
Frank L. Scott Revocable Trust, By
Trustee, to Barnes Holt MO, LLC, Mound
City - A 200 feet by 200 feet tract of land in
Section 31, Township 62, Range 38.
Frances E. Scott Revocable Trust, by
Trustee, to Barnes Holt MO, LLC, Mound
City - A 200 feet by 200 feet tract of land in
Section 31, Township 62, Range 38.
Justin Courtney and Hilari Courtney to
Four Season Storage, LLC, Mound City A tract of land located in Holt County, MO,
described as follows: Commencing at a point
8.69 chains south and 8.33 chains west of the
Northeast Corner of the West One-Half of the
Southwest Quarter of Section 31, Township
62, Range 38, see record for complete description.
Carolyn G. Kent to Carolyn G. Kent Self
Declaration Trust, Craig, MO - Tract 1: The
North Half of the South 30 acres of the Northeast Fourth of the Northeast Quarter in Section 34, Township 63, Range 40, Holt County,
Missouri; Tract 2: An undivided half interest
in: The South Holt of the South 30 acres of
the Northeast Fourth of the Northeast Quarter
of Section 34, Township 63, Range 40, Holt
County, Missouri; and Tract 3: All of the South
Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 12, except five acres,
more or less, off the West side of said tract belonging to Gaskill & Cannon’s Addition to the
City of Craig, MO, said land herein conveyed
containing 15 acres more or less; and except
the South 50’ of the West 115’. All of the East
15 acres of the North Half of the Southwest
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section
12, all in Township 62 North, of Range 40
West of the 5th Prime Meridian (P.M.). All
subject to easements for road and pole lines.
Gregory D. Rukavina to Gregory D. Rukavina Revocable Trust, Oregon, MO - That
part of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 16, lying on the Easterly side
of the public road running in a Northerly and
Southerly direction through the same; Also the
Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of
Section 16, except the East 29 acres thereof;
Also the West 11 acres of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 16; All
in Township 59 North, of Range 37 West of the
5th P.M., see record for complete description.
Michael Hatcher to Michele Cherie
Moore, Omaha, NE - Lots 14 and 15, in
Block 7, in the original town of Craig.
Brian Blanchard and Rita Blanchard to
Mark Strasheim and Kristen Strasheim,
Lincoln, NE - Lots 89 and 90 in Fairlanes Estate in the Village of Big Lake.
Johnnie Silkett and Michelle Silkett to
Mitch Bishop and Terri Bishop, Auburn,
NE - Lot 37 in Idekder Subdivision in the Village of Big Lake.
John P. Dronsfield and Chalmas H.
Dronsfield to James L. McGinnis and Danny L. Sisk, Forest City, MO - Commencing
at the Southeast corner of Section 17, Township 59, of Range 37, see record for complete
description.
Dennis Athen and Nancy Athen to Big
Lake General Store, LLC, St. Joseph, MO
- Lots 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27 in Holstine’s Subdivision in the Village of Big Lake.
Teresa Burnsides to Mark Burnsides,
Maryville, MO - The north 46 1/2 feet of Lots
9, 10 and 11, in Block 20 of the Mound City
Extension Company in Mound City.
Bill Burnsides, Janet Burnsides, Mark
Burnsides, Linda Burnsides and Elizabeth
Burnsides to Mark Burnsides, Maryville,
MO - The north 46 1/2 feet of Lots 9, 10 and
11 of Block 20 of the Mound City Extension
Company of Mound City.
Mark Burnsides and Marla Burnsides
to Donavan D. Hall and Janet M. Becker,
Littleton, CO - The north 46 1/2 feet of Lots
9, 10 and 11, all in Block 20 of the Mound City
Extension Company in Mound City.
Steve Cunningham and Wava Duncan to
Jeffrey Uleman and Rhonda Uleman, Elkhorn, NE - A tract in Section 1, Township 62,
Range 41.
Cunningham Farms, Inc., to Jeffrey Uleman and Rhonda Uleman, Elkhorn, NE - A
tract in Section 6, Township 62, Range 41.
Dorothy Wright to Rebecca Snyder,
Teresa Fowler, Vicki Abbott and Stanley
Wright, Eudora, KS - A tract of land in Section 6, Township 62 North, Range 40 West, see
record for complete description.
Cunningham Farms, Inc., to Jeffrey Uleman and Rhonda Uleman, Elkhorn, NE - A
tract of land in Section 6, Township 62 North,
Range 40 West, see record for complete description.
Steven K. Cunningham, Wava Cunningham, Rebecca Snyder, Teresa Fowler, Vicki
Abbott, Stanley Wright and Diosilda Collazos to Jeffrey Uleman and Rhonda Uleman, Elkhorn, NE - A tract of land in Section
6, Township 62 North, Range 40 West, see record for complete description.
Russell Peters and Doris Peters to Ryan
Oswald and Missy Oswald, Craig, MO Lots 1 and 2 in Block 2 in Ward & Price’s Addition in Craig.
In Re: Survey for DeWayne Sybert to
DeWayne Sybert - Section 8, Township 61,
Range 38.
Holt County traffic and/or
conservation violations in the area
The following area traffic
and/or conservation violations
that occurred in Holt County
were paid through the Missouri
Judiciary Fine Collection Center in Jefferson City, MO:
Corey D. Dail, Amazonia,
MO - Littering. Case filed
April 3, 2016. Case disposed
May 26, 2016. Fine Amount:
$79.50.
Corey D. Dail, Amazonia,
MO - Pursue/Take/Kill/Possess or Dispose of Wildlife
Illegally. Case filed April 3,
2016. Case disposed May 26,
2016. Fine Amount: $49.50.
Nathan Eldon Hayes, Jr.,
Maitland, MO - Driver/Front
Seat Passenger Fail to Wear
Properly Adjusted/Fastened
Safety Belt. Case filed May 4,
2016. Case disposed June 1,
2016. Fine Amount: $10.00.
Kayla Rae Sloniker, Oregon, MO - Driver/Front Seat
Passenger Fail to Wear Properly Adjusted/Fastened Safety
Belt. Case filed April 22, 2016.
Case disposed May 27, 2016.
Fine Amount: $10.00.
Kayla Rae Sloniker, Oregon, MO - Failed to Display
Plates on Motor Vehicle/Trailer. Case filed April 22, 2016.
Case disposed May 27, 2016.
Fine Amount: $30.50.
Holt County man arrested
in Nodaway County
The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) made an arrest
in Nodaway County at 2:25 a.m. on Saturday, June 4, 2016. A
Holt County resident, James E. Hurst, age 23, of Craig, MO, was
placed under arrest for Driving While Intoxicated and Speeding. He was taken to the Nodaway County Sheriff’s Office in
Maryville, MO, and placed on a 24-hour hold.
Holt County Court news
The following cases were heard in Holt County Circuit Court
before Judge Roger M. Prokes at the Holt County Courthouse in
Oregon, MO, on Wednesday, June 8, 2016:
Townes Missouri Inc. vs. Northwest Missouri Holdings - Motion Hearing on Foreclosure. Case filed March 21, 2014.
State vs. Justin Keith Brandon - Case Management Conference on Felony Charge of Assault-Second Degree; Misdemeanor
Charge of Domestic Assault-Third Degree-First/Second Offense;
and Felony Charge of Resisting/Interfering With Arrest. Case filed
June 30, 2015.
State vs. Abby N. Swinford - Criminal Motion Hearing on Felony Charge of Possession Of Controlled Substance Except 35 Grams
Or Less Of Marijuana. Case filed June 23, 2015.
State vs. Matthew L. Pollard - Criminal Setting on Felony
Charge of Burglary-Second Degree; and Felony Charge of Theft/
Stealing (Value Of Property Or Services Is $500 Or More But Less
Than $25,000). Case filed October 27, 2015.
State vs. Travis Dale Anderson - Pre-Trial Conference on Felony Charge of Distribute/Deliver/Manufacture/Produce Or Attempt
To Or Possess With Intent To Distribute/Deliver/Manufacture/Produce A Controlled Substance. Case filed December 8, 2015.
State vs. Christopher M. Hart - Criminal Setting on Felony
Charge of Tampering With Motor Vehicle-First Degree; and Resisting/Interfering With Arrest For A Felony. Case filed January 5,
2016.
In Re: Corning Levee District #2 - Hearing on Petition to Extend Boundaries. Case filed April 23, 2016.
State vs. Robert Bruce Witthoff - Arraignment on Felony
Charge of Driving While Intoxicated-Alcohol-Aggravated Offender; Misdemeanor Charge of Fail To Drive On Right Half Of Roadway When Roadway Was Of Sufficient Width; and Misdemeanor
Charge of Fail To Signal/Gave Improper Signal When Stopping/
Turning Left Or Right. Case filed May 25, 2016.
State vs. Timothy Allen Giggar - Arraignment on Felony
Charge of Statutory Sodomy-Second Degree. Case filed May 25,
2016.
State vs. James E. Hurst - Criminal Motion Hearing on Felony
Charge of Nonsupport In Each Of Six Individual Months Within
Any Twelve-Month Period, Amount Owed Is In Excess Of $5,000.
Case filed February 15, 2006.
State vs. Fabbian A. Whaley - Probation Violation Hearing
on Felony Charge of Non-Support, Total Arrears In Excess Of 12
Monthly Payments Due Under Order Of Support. Case filed April
4, 2014.
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Pirates and Knights reunited at 96th Annual
Oregon/South Holt R-1 Alumni Banquet
On Saturday, May 28, 2016, the 96th Annual Oregon/South Holt R-1 Alumni Banquet was held in
the school gymnasium, with 145 alumni and guests
in attendance. Officers for this year were President:
Scott Scheib (1977); Vice President: Darith Masters Buckles (1964); Secretary: Julie Kurtz Kieser (1976); and Treasurer: Jennifer Kieser (2011). The social hour began at 6 p.m. with Jennifer Kieser and Darith Masters Buckles at the registration
table. Pre-registered guests were welcomed and
confirmed at the second table by Julie Kurtz Kieser. Hospitality Chair Karen Wardlow Cotton (1961)
welcomed alumni and guests at the punch table.
Alumni President Scott Scheib gave the welcome
address, followed by all present reciting the Pledge
of Allegiance. The invocation was given by David Ramsay (1966). The dinner was catered by the
King and Proud Road House. Members of the South
Holt National Honor Society (NHS) and FFA, Sarah
Dudeck, Kassidy Miller, Ethan Miller, Bryan Nowling, and Rachel Hunziger, assisted with serving and
cleanup at the banquet.
New alumni were welcomed by Karen Wardlow
Cotton, with the response given by Ashley Hunziger,
2016 graduate. Scott Scheib introduced the graduating class of 2016. Graduates present were Austin
Barton, Hailey Markt, and Ashley Hunziger.
A short business meeting was opened Scott
Scheib, followed by Darith Masters Buckles reading
the 2015 minutes and the treasurer’s report. Officers
for the 2017 Banquet will be President: Scott Scheib,
Vice President: Darith Masters Buckles, Secretary:
Julie Kurtz Kieser, and Treasurer: Jennifer Kieser.
Special recognitions were made by President
Scheib. The youngest alumni present was Austin
Barton (2016). The oldest alumni present was Floris Wheeler (1937). The farthest traveled awards
were presented to the following alumni: John Hornecker (1960) from Baltimore, MD; David Richards
(1966) from Bridgewater, MA; Linda Nash Parrish
(1966) from Melbourne, FL; Kay Dreher Senerius
(1966) from Anderson, SC; G. Robert Kurtz (1956)
from Ft. Myers, FL; and Tom Lovelady (1974) from
Shreveport, LA. Most family members went to the
McGuire and Richards families, both with four
members present. The traveling trophy was awarded to the Class of 1966, with 70% present. Ashley
Hunziger (2016) was awarded the $100 Alumni
Scholarship.
Scott Scheib introduced the honor classes. Those
present were:
40 Year (1976)
• Mark Wohlford, Shirley Noland Derr, and Julie Kurtz Kieser
50 Year (1966)
• Loren Markt, Arlen Milne, Bernard Greiner, Linda Nash Parrish, Beth Hornecker Austermann, David Richards, Jim Paxton, Marilyn Kee Tomlinson, Rodney Meng, Gary
Kunkel, Denny Kurtz, Lois Elder, Louella
Steeby Riley, Jeanette Sommer, Kay Dreher
Senerius, JoEllen Atkins Lincoln, Dave Ramsay, Tom Williams, and Jean Miller Williams
60 Year (1956)
• Martha Prussman Meyer, Lovell Hunziger
Moser, William Hinde, G. Robert Kurtz, E.
Erle Richards III, and John Noellsch
70 Year (1946)
• Tom Markt
The guest speakers for the evening were Arlen
Milne and Linda Nash Parrish, who gave a history
with anecdotes of the 50 year honor class of 1966. The closing of the banquet included all alumni
singing the “School Song” and the “Knight Song,”
both played by Darith Masters Buckles (1964) on
the piano.
Next year’s banquet will be held on Saturday,
May 27, 2017. Information will be posted on the
school’s website, www.southholtr1.com, and in local newspapers prior to the event. For information,
questions, comments, or to volunteer to assist with
the banquet, contact the Oregon South Holt Alumni
Association at P.O. Box 161, Oregon MO, 64473, or
email at [email protected]. Please
include year of graduation and maiden name, if applicable, with any correspondence.
Bellevue High School holds 89th Reunion
The 89th Bellevue Reunion was
held on Saturday, June 4, in the
fellowship hall of the Mound City
United Methodist Church with 54
alumni and friends of Bellevue in
attendance. Serving as 2016 officers were Janice (Stoff) Rosier,
president; Don Wright, vice-president; and Lillian (Painter) Wright,
secretary/treasurer.
Ernest and Linda Hester were in
charge of setting up tables. Lillian
Wright, assisted by Alyssa Barnes,
prepared a display table featuring
Bellevue military memorabilia
along with pictures of the honored
classes of 1926, 1936, 1946, and
1956. A photo book containing
information on the 53 Bellevue
servicemen was also on display
and copies were available for sale.
The military theme was continued
on the table decorations as well.
Others that assisted with the preparations were Roger and Donna
Heck, Beverly and Gene Miller,
Dennis Wright and Don and Dixie
Wright. Gary Jackson prepared a
picture collage featuring the class
of 1956 for display. Also on display was an architectural drawing
of the proposed “Consolidated
High School,” circa 1920 (name
later changed to Bellevue High
School). The drawing was donated to the association by Scott
Jordan who discovered the framed
drawing in the attic of his home in
Mound City.
After the registration of guests,
an invocation was given by Ernest
Hester. The meal prepared by the
SOS ladies of the church was enjoyed by 54 attendees. After the
meal, the guests met in the church
sanctuary for entertainment provided by vocalist Georgi Lane,
Graham, MO.
Following the program, president Janice Rosier conducted the
business meeting. The agenda follows:
Roll call of classes.
• Reading and approval of
2015 minutes and treasurer’s report.
• Presentation and approval of slate of officers for
2017: Don Wright, president; Bonnie
McCall,
The Bellevue Bulldog - Proudly stood in the center of
the head table of the 89th Bellevue Reunion on Saturday, June 4, at the Mound City United Methodist Church.
The school’s mascot sported a red, white and blue ribbon, reflecting the patriotic theme of the reunion.
vice-president; and Lillian Wright, secretarytreasurer.
• Motion and approval of
same site, caterers, and
date of 2017 meeting
(June 3).
Special recognition was given
to:
Members deceased during the
year - Audrey Heck (43), Norma
(Marti) Nauman (54), Ellouise (McDonald) Robinson (37),
Frank Siekmann (50), and Doris
(Miles) Taylor (51).
Members of honored classes
present 1946 - Wayne Heck.
1956 - Gary Jackson, Gene E.
Miller, Larry Rosier, Don Salfrank, Roger Smith.
1951 – (65th year class) Barbara (Fox) Hannon, Norma
Jeanne (Bruntmyer) McCurry.
Oldest graduate present - Glen
Nauman (43).
Person traveling greatest distance - Barbara (Fox) Hannon
(51) - Denver, CO.
Servicemen present - Glen
Nauman (43),Wayne Heck (46),
Joe Bowness (47), Gene Miller
(56), Roger Heck (58), Don
Wright (60), Franklin Smith
(62), Bill Metzgar (64), Tom
Kennish (guest).
The meeting concluded with
the singing of the school song,
led by Connie (Rosier) Bintner.
Those in attendance were:
Glen (43) and Barbara Nauman;
Wayne (46) and Betty Heck; Joe
Bowness (47); Norma Bruntmyer McCurry (51); Barbara Fox
Hannon (51); Eva Smith Miller
(52) and Jack; Barbara Freeman
(53); Kitty Zachary (55); Gary
(56) and Dixie Jackson; Roger
(56) and Barbara Smith; Larry
Rosier (56); Don (56) and Margaret Salfrank; Gene (56) and
Beverly Robbins (57) Miller;
Myrtina Zachary (57) and Ron
Dunigan; Flossie Kephart (57)
and Arlo Dunbar; Janice Stoff
Rosier (58); Roger (58) and Donna Heck; Ernest (58) and Linda
Hester; Alvin Seddon (58); Don
(60) and Dixie Wright; Lillian
Painter (61) and Dennis Wright;
Judy Woolgar Diggs (61); Frank
Smith (62); Lila Metzgar (62);
Bill (64) and Karma Metzgar;
Connie Rosier Bintner (64);
B.P. Sharp; Ruth Ann and John
Trimmer; Sandra Fuhrman; Tom
and Paula Kennish; Mark and
Melanie Brandon; Alice Kephart Smith; Ann Metzgar; Phyllis
Heck; Bonnie and Kurt McCall;
and Nancy Nauman.
COMMUNITY
118th annual Mound City Alumni
Banquet draws smaller crowd
The 118th annual Alumni
Banquet of Mound City schools
including Mound City, Bigelow
and Bellevue schools was held
on Saturday, May 28, 2016, in
the Mound City R-2 gymnasium. The registration and social
hour began at 5:30 p.m.
Association secretary/treasurer, Vicky Matthews Taylor
(1972), opened the banquet by
welcoming 116 graduates and
guests. American Legion Paul
P. Shutts Post #121 members,
J.M. Jackson and Larry Russell, presented the colors. J.M.
Jackson led the association
in saying the Pledge of Allegiance. Theresa Keaster Mackey (1968) gave the invocation.
The group was entertained
by music provided by The Saranades, all graduates of Mound
City. Sue Kunkel Gragg (1961),
Ellen Kunkel (1974) and Sheri
Hall Wright (1974) sang many
popular songs, including songs
from the honor classes’ years.
While listening to the music,
graduates and guests enjoyed
a wonderful meal catered by
White Rose Restaurant, Larry
and Diann Knapp, owners and
singing of the school song and the
banquet was concluded.
The members attending from
the honor classes were:
1946 (70 years) - Vona Crow
Moorman, Bill Pease and Wayne
Heck
1956 (60 years) - Clyde Brown
1961 (55 years) - Linda Todd
Hester, Byron Gibson, Ron Gillenwater, Mary Jones, Gary Hicks,
Bob Smith, Sue Kunkel Gragg
and Jan Nixon Keeler
1966 (50 years) - Joe Laukemper, Paula Wright Archer, Harold
Bruntmyer, Gary Davis, Bruce
Richards, Pat Hollenbeck Milligan, Cindy Brickey Karsten,
Kathy Kunkel Gruetze, Alex
Hamilton, Jackie Dearmont Hamilton, David Elton, Patti Armentrout Lacquement, Bruce Biermann, Linda Couts Coffman,
Cheryl Bowland Miles, Myra
Norman, Linda Nelson Nevels,
Dale Dixon and Ruth Hester
Trimmer
1976 (40 years) - Tom VanDeventer, Jill Yount Rowlett, Nanette
Keaster Brown, John Wright,
Toni Kennedy Lambert, John
Zeliff, Chuck Hall, Joni Johnson
Graff, Gina Roebkes Decker, Jeff
Stadalman, Julie Holland Pollock,
Larry Sims, James Nugent, Mona
Porter Bradley, Mike Clifton, Bill
Wallace, Rick Hughes, Kris Nauman Grisham, Jim Bowness and
Tami Field Loucks
1986 (30 years) - Kirby Miles
1991 (25 years) - Gary Wheeler
Other members and guests attending the banquet were Mattie Pike Thornton (1945), Gina
Wyckoff, Lucille Bowland Boswell (1947), Betty Stadalman
Heck (1950), Linda Geib, Georgie Brown Lawrence (1947), Bess
Knowles Kinder (1951), Kelly
Whitfield, Myrna Holder Field
(1954), Garla Brown, John Nixon
(1958), Barb Mendenhall Smith
(1958), Roger Smith, Ernest
Hester (1958), Florence Gibson,
Leona Gillenwater, Marty Hicks,
Margo Smith, Gary Miles (1962),
Kerry Couts Mowrey (1963),
Denny Kurtz, a member of the 50-year honor class - Stands Gary Mowrey, Karen Younger
with his father, Ivan Kurtz, the oldest alumni in attendance, at the Bruntmyer, Barbara Davis, Lee
93rd New Point Alumni Banquet held on Friday, May 27, at the Milligan, Daryl Karsten, Bob
Gruetze, Janice Brown McGee,
New Point Christian Church in New Point, MO.
Ron McGee, Dennis Lacquement
(1964), Leisa Biermann, Curt
Coffman, Dennis Nevels, Yvone
Nixon, John Trimmer (1964),
Lynda Hall Elton (1968), Theresa
Keaster Mackey (1968), Dorothy
Keaster Trauernicht (1969), Vicky
The 93rd New Point Alumni two oldest alumni in attendance Matthews Taylor (1972), Kay
Banquet was held Friday, May were Ivan Kurtz, Oregon, class Scarbrough Sitherwood (1973),
27, at the New Point Christian of 1940, and Barbara Radley, Dennis Gorman (1973), Ellen
Church in New Point, MO.
Higginsville, MO, class of Kunkel (1974), Sheri Hall Wright
Bob McGuire, president, 1943.
(1974), Jim Loucks (1974), Thewelcomed 51 alumni and
The alumni who traveled resa Ceglenski Tommey (1975),
guests. Larry Kurtz led the the greatest distance were Dave Pollock, Bonnie Sims,
Pledge of Allegiance, and Bill John Hornecker, Baltimore, Shelly Nugent, Rick Bradley,
McGuire gave the invocation. MD, class of 1960; Norma Shirley Clifton, Dee Wallace,
Everyone enjoyed a delicious Feuerbacher, Euless, TX, class Christy Hughes, Warren Grisham,
carry-in meal.
of 1964; and Byron Kunkel, Angie Hall Bowness (1982), Jane
The program began with Mankato, MN, class of 1943.
Moorman Gegen (1984), Kena
those in attendance singing
The next banquet will be Owens Miles (1988), Joy Wheel“America The Beautiful,” ac- held on May 26, 2017, at the er and Tyler Thompson (2015).
companied by Phyllis Bender New Point Christian Church.
Edwards, class of 1948.
This spring marked 50 years
since the closing of the New
Point Grade School. Bob McGuire presented highlights of
the history of the New Point
Consolidated District No. 6.
The first school building was
completed by the fall of 1918.
This building was destroyed by
fire March 28, 1921, and was
rebuilt by January of the following year. Due to declining
enrollment, New Point High
School was closed in 1952, and
16 students enrolled in Oregon,
MO, High School. New Point
Grade School closed in 1966
when the district became a part
of the newly formed South Holt
School District.
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A business meeting followed
the meal and entertainment. Vicky
Matthews Taylor conducted the
meeting in the absense of President Debbie Heck (1969), who
was unable to attend the banquet.
Vice-President Ellen Kunkel assisted. The class of 2016 was
unanimously inducted into the
Alumni Association. Class president, Kendey Eaton, introduced
her classmates present at the
banquet: Kenzie Ashford, Emily
Wedlock, Kyler Miles, Rebecca
Wheeler and Harley Garman.
Gifts were presented to Mattie Pike Thornton (1945) for being the oldest graduate present
and to Kenzie Ashford (2016),
the youngest graduate in attendance. Gifts were also presented
to graduates who traveled the farthest to be a part of the festivities:
Kathy Kunkel Gruetze (1966)
from Alaska; Pat Hollenbeck
Milligan (1966) from Texas; and
Larry Sims (1976) from southeast
Georgia.
Following further business, the
group shared a moment of silence
in remembrance of classmates
lost. Sheri Hall Wright led the
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SCHOOL
Mound City R-2 elementary and middle schools
announce fourth quarter and end of year awards
The fourth quarter and end of year awards’
assemblies were held at the Mound City R-2
elementary and middle schools on Tuesday,
May 17, in the school’s gym.
Elementary Awards
Craig FFA officers for the 2016-2017 year - Attended the LEAD
Conference in Trenton, MO, on Wednesday, June 1. Pictured are,
left to right, front row, Deanna Clayton, Desiree Hufford, Hailey Bomar; and, back row, Jocelyn Clayton, Jamison Liles, Kobe
Monroe, and Ryan Long.
Craig FFA officers attend
LEAD Conference
To kick off the summer, the
Craig, MO, FFA officers for the
2016-2017 school year attended
the Learn-Educate-AdvanceDevelop (LEAD) Conference
in Trenton, MO, on Wednesday,
June 1. Shortly after arrival, the
conference began with an exercise to get to know one another
better. After a few speeches and
a couple more group exercises,
the first session began.
The first session consisted
of creating a code of conduct
and how the officer team would
treat certain scenarios that conflict with the rules. A short time
was allotted for a break; then
on to session two. This session
dealt with sending the wrong
messages. After an activity,
the officers worked together
to complete three inaccurate
messages about agriculture or
FFA and an accurate alternative
message along with how they
planned on showing the community the accurate message.
Session three was all about
the Program of Activities
(POA). The officers learned
new facts about the POA and
how to incorporate these into
the chapter. Soon after a lunch
of either hot dogs or hamburgers, the break-out sessions began. The officer team split up
and visited three out of the five
sessions. Some things learned
in the breakout sessions were
event planning, exploring careers, or service leadership.
A closing session took place
afterwards ending the LEAD
Conference.
South Holt FFA officers attended the LEAD Conference - In
Trenton, MO, on Wednesday, June 1. Pictured are, left to right,
Hunter Logan, President; Brianna Justice, Sentinel; Kassidy Miller, Historian; and Sophie Richards, Reporter.
South Holt FFA officers
attend LEAD Conference
South Holt (Oregon, MO)
FFA officers attended the annual Learn-Educate-AdvanceDevelop (LEAD) Conference
in Trenton, MO, on Wednesday, June 1. This conference is
designed specifically with FFA
officers in mind.
Led by past state officers, the
one day event allows the chapter officers the opportunity to
begin planning for their busy
year, while providing insightful
assistance from those who have
served at the state level. Officers developed a code of conduct, evaluated the Program of
Activities, and attended breakout sessions to learn how to effectively run a meeting.
Attending from South Holt
were Hunter Logan, President;
Brianna Justice, Sentinel; Kassidy Miller, Historian; and Sophie Richards, Reporter. Jessica Aeschliman serves as South
Holt FFA Advisor.
CRAIG
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June 11 - Big Lake Village-Wide Yard Sales
June 11 - Missouri River Bluff Run Cure for Kids
June 14 - Flag Day
June 19 - Father’s Day
June 20 - First Day of Summer
June 21 - Craig City Council at Craig City Hall - 6 p.m.
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High Honor Roll (4th quarter):
2nd grade - Nichole Brammann, Chauncey
Brown, Wesley Bryant, Kiley Caton, Graison
Gegen, John Oswald, Destiny Panning and
Joslin Ungles
3rd grade - Rowen Derr, Quentin Foote,
August Meadows and Reese Miles
4th grade - Ava Barnes, Kasey Felumb,
Cole Gillenwater, Jazmine Talbot and Keaton
Zembles
Regular Honor Roll (4th quarter):
2nd grade - Kaden Bammer, Calvin
Knowles, Carol-Lynn Leisey, Ava Grace Luna,
Phoebe Morris, Ernest Peters, Creyton Roup
and Amber Salas
3rd grade - Kaedyn Courtney, Audrey Gibson, Ethan Gorman, Jacob Hall, Avery McDonald, Julia Miles, Kayte Pankau, Brailey Poppa,
Ava Portman, Jacey Rader and Connor Tubbs
4th grade - Zachary Dominguez, Jadon
Griffin, Montanna Horseman, Gage Knapp, Alisha Lomax, Trisha Murphy and Riley Olauson
Mrs. Osburn’s Kindergarten awards:
Citizenship - Grady Knapp, Seth Oswald,
Rennick Rader, Peyton Farr and Selah Meadows
Reading Circle - Isabel Atkins, Peyton Farr,
Addison Foote, Selah Meadows, Seth Oswald,
Rennick Rader, Cade Tubbs, Joah Anderson
and Ashlyn Jackson
Most Improved Math - Max Knowles,
Madi Griffin and Lilly Nauman
Math Award - Danica McDonald
Most Improved Reading - Emmy Morris
and Brooklynn Brouhard
Reading Comprehension Award - Grady
Knapp
Reading Award - Elena Gillenwater, Peyton Farr and Selah Meadows
Most Improved Writer - Joah Anderson
and Parker Hale
Writing Award - Seth Oswald and Cade
Tubbs
Illustrator Award - Lilly Nauman and Isabel Atkins
Handwriting Award - Kaelynn Hale
Most Improved Spelling - Montana Morris
Spelling Award - Addison Foote, Ashlyn
Jackson, Joah Anderson, Elena Gillenwater,
Grady Knapp, Peyton Farr, Emmy Morris, Seth
Oswald and Selah Meadows
Mrs. Forehand’s 1st grade awards:
Citizenship - Maggie Osburn, Lilli Barnes
and Emily Jo Martin
Most Improved - Madison Livengood
Spelling Award - Cade Gillenwater, Emersyn Courtney, Emma Russell and Layla Formanack
Reading Circle Certificate - Jocelyn Nauman, Abigail Atkins, Emily Tubbs, Denna Olauson, Heath Biermann, Cade Gillenwater, Maycee Jo Crider, Emersyn Courtney, Roy Capek,
Lilli Barnes, Emma Russell, Jaylynn Wilmes,
Layla Formanack and Graclyn Brandon
All “S” Academic Achievement - Lilli
Barnes, Heath Biermann, Graclyn Brandon,
Roy Capek, Emersyn Courtney, Maycee Jo
Crider, Layla Formanack, John Gard, Cade Gillenwater, Madison Livengood, Emma Morris,
Denna Olauson, Maggie Osburn, Emma Russell and Jaylynn Wilmes
Math Awards John Gard and Cade Gillenwater - MATH
WHIZ AWARD
Franklin Miller - FRANKLIN KNOWS FRACTIONS
Reading Awards Layla Formanack - FORMANACK FLUENCY
AWARD for reading 238 words per minute on
her EOY DIBELS
Emma Russell and Emersyn Courtney - EXCELLENT EXPRESSION AWARD
Writing Award - Maycee Jo Crider
Improved Writer Award - Scott Manley,
Cobi Panning, Brendon Tracy and Jayden
Bomar
“Above and Beyond” Reading Award
- Abigail Atkins, Graclyn Brandon, Layla Formanack, Jaylynn Wilmes, Emma Russell, Lilli
Barnes, Roy Capek, Emersyn Courtney, Maycee Jo Crider Denna Olauson, Maggie Osburn,
Heath Biermann and Cade Gillenwater
Science Award - Denna Olauson
Volunteer Names - ALL FIRST GRADE PARENTS, Mrs. Elaine Rose and Mrs. Dana Osburn
Mrs. Burge’s 2nd grade awards:
Citizenship - Hayden Young and Kolby
Keeler (semester); John Oswald and Hayden
Young (4th quarter)
Trying Hard - Kolby Keeler
Achievement - Calvin Knowles and Logan
Lomax
Most Improved - Kaden Bammer and Logan Lomax
Spelling Award - Nichole Brammann,
Chauncey Brown, Kiley Caton, Graison Gegen,
John Oswald and Joslin Ungles
Reading Circle Certificate - Nichole
Brammann, Chauncey Brown, Kiley Caton,
John Oswald, Destiny Panning, Ernest Peters,
Creyton Roup and Joslin Ungles
High Academic Achievement (A’s all
year) - Nichole Bramman, Chauncey Brown,
Kiley Caton, Graison Gegen, John Oswald and
Joslin Ungles
Academic Achievement (A’s and B’s all
year) - Kaden Bammer, Calvin Knowles, Ava
Grace Luna, Phoebe Morris, Destiny Panning,
Ernest Peters and Creyton Roup
Math Award - Graison Gegen and John
Oswald
Science Award - Chauncey Brown
Reading Award - Kiley Caton and Joslin
Ungles
Writing Award - Joslin Ungles and Nichole
Brammann
Social Studies Award - Ernest Peters
Effort Award - Taylor Meyer
Handwriting Improvement Award Charlie Leisey
New Addition to 2nd grade - Amber Salas and Wesley Bryant
Best Helper in 2nd grade - Luke Killin
Volunteer Names - ALL PARENTS
Mrs. Stanton’s 3rd grade awards:
Citizenship - Audrey Gibson
Most Improved - Ethan Gorman
Improvement Award - Abigeal McCall
Special Person - Brayden Schremser
Reading Circle Certificate - Rowen Derr,
Quentin Foote, Audrey Gibson, Jacob Hall, Reese Miles, Kayte Pankau and Jacey Rader
year) - Rowen Derr, August Meadows and
Reese Miles
year) - Kaedyn Courtney, Quentin Foote, Audrey Gibson, Avery McDonald, Kayte Pankau,
Brailey Poppa, Ava Portman, Jacey Rader and
Connor Tubbs
Math Award - August Meadows
Science Award - Daniel Griffin
Reading Award - Quentin Foote
Writing Award - Juli Miles
Spelling Award - Reese Miles
Effort Award - Breanna Kimler and Devan
Young
Overall Achievement Award - Rowen
Derr
Volunteer Names - Abby Derr, Kristine
Gibson, Kasey Miles, Stephanie Grof, Tequitha
Griffin, Lynn Pankau, Detania Lawson, Carolyn
Hall, Hilari Courtney, Samantha Miles, Amy
Baker, Wendy Tubbs and Heather Young
Mrs. Butrick’s 4th grade awards:
Citizenship - Riley Olauson
Most Improved - Zachary Dominguez and
Tori Peters
Achievement Award - Haley Knapp
Special Person Award - Montanna Horseman
Reading Circle - Ava Barnes, Kasey Felumb, Cole Gillenwater, Alisha Lomax, Abbigail
Martin, Kenedie Summers, Keaton Zembles
and Montanna Horseman
year) - Cole Gillenwater, Jazmine Talbot and
Keaton Zembles
year) - Ava Barnes, Montanna Horseman and
Alisha Lomax
Math Award - Cole Gillenwater
Science Award - Jadon Griffin
Most Creative - Erin Aston
Most Helpful - Caimbre Panning and Abbigail Martin
Reading Award - Keaton Zembles
Writing Award - Trisha Murphy
Spelling Award - Jazmine Talbot
275 Conference Spelling Bee - Gage
Knapp
Volunteer Names - Sonya Sutton, Kristi
Felumb, Amanda Griffin, Kristin Gillenwater,
Jennifer Summers, Dana Zembles and Ashlee
Sobotka
Elementary Perfect Attendance Hayden Young (2nd grade)
Positive Behavior Support (PBS): Zero
Minors - (Preschool) Jaxon Edwards; (Kindergarten) All kindergartners; (1st) Layla
Formanack, Denna Olauson and Maggie Osburn; (2nd) Kiley Caton, Destiny Panning and
Joslyn Ungles; (3rd) Jacey Rader, Rowen Derr,
Quentin Foote, Audrey Gibson, Abigeal McCall,
Reese Miles and Brailey Poppa; (4th) Kasey Felumb, Cole Gillenwater, Montanna Horseman,
Abbigail Martin, Trisha Murphy, Riley Olauson,
Jazmine Talbot and Keaton Zembles
Middle School Awards
Language Arts awards: 4th quarter 5th grade - Sydney Meadows
6th grade - Carl Carver
7th grade - Baileyann Hollis
8th grade - Sianna Meadows
End of Year High Point Medalist 5th grade - Sydney Meadows
6th grade - Rylea Felumb
7th grade - KyRyein Panning
Reading Circle Certificate - Noah Oswald,
Emma Long, Taylor Quilty and Garrett Barnes
Social Studies awards: 4th quarter 5th grade - Anna Meadows and Noah Oswald
6th grade - Carl Carver and Wil Young
7th grade - Addison Lewis and Lane Zembles
8th grade - Dara Young
End of Year High Point Medalist5th grade - Sydney Meadows
7th grade - Addison Lewis
Science awards: 4th quarter 5th grade - Jathan Ungles
6th grade- Rylea Felumb
Math awards: 4th quarter 5th grade - Elizabeth Laukemper
PBS Awards: Zero Minors - Three or less
absences
5th grade - Alex Calkin, Abigail Gibson, Emily Killin, Elizabeth Laukemper, Riley Lewis,
Anna Meadows, Sydney Meadows, Abigail
Nauman, Noah Oswald, Shailea Panning, Morgann Selleck, Bryson Tenney and Trevor Tubbs
6th grade - Skye Baker, Carl Carver, Rylea
Felumb, William Heck, Jesse Knapp, Emma Long,
Kindall Morris, Tony Osburn, Danielle Panning,
Kishia Panning, Dalton Peters, Taylor Quilty, Laini
Sisk, A.J. Olauson, Kendall Hux and Trenton Thompson
7th grade - Baileyann Hollis, Ella Meadows, Kailey
Peeks, Alaina Poppa, Cheyenne Richardson, Aviree
Roup and Gabe Nauman
8th grade - Hunter Baker, Daniell Brandon, Cameron Laukemper, Sianna Meadows, Grant Nauman,
Kaite Selleck, Parker Staples, Rebecca Stiens, Dara
Young, Kooper Young and Jailyn Gordon
High Honor Roll (4th quarter):
5th grade - Alex Calkin, Elizabeth Laukemper,
Riley Lewis, Anna Meadows, Sydney Meadows,
Shailea Panning, Morgann Selleck and Bryson Tenney
6th grade - Carl Carver, Kendall Hux and Wil Young
7th grade - Sophia Davis, Baileyann Hollis, Addison Lewis and Ella Meadows
8th grade - Cameron Laukemper, Sianna Meadows, Tyler Phillips, Rebecca Stiens, Dara Young and
Kooper Young
Regular Honor Roll (4th quarter):
5th grade - Eli Caton, Abigail Gibson, Chandler
Gordon, Mark Gorman, Abigail Nauman, Noah Os-
wald, Jathan Ungles and Joseph Wheeler
6th grade - Skye Baker, Rylea Felumb, William
Heck, Jesse Knapp, A.J. Olauson, Tony Osburn, Danielle Panning, Garrison Peeks, Dalton Peters, Taylor
Quilty, Laini Sisk and Brendan Tubbs
7th grade - Mason Bammer, Garrett Barnes, Conner Derr, KyRyein Panning, Kailey Peeks, Landon
Poppa, Aviree Roup, Keagan Shepherd and Lane
Zembles
8th grade - Daniell Brandon, Blake Hayes, T.J.
Hopkins, Grant Nauman, Kaite Selleck, Parker Staples and Christian Stone
Middle School Perfect Attendance - James
Boyd (7th), Benton Hayworth (7th), Kishia Panning
(6th), Dara Young (8th) and Kooper Young (8th)
Art Awards:
Kindergarten - Isabel Atkins and Addison Foote
1st grade - Maggie Osburn and Graclyn Brandon
2nd grade - Joslin Ungles and John Oswald
3rd grade - Rowen Derr and Kayte Pankau
4th grade - Ava Barnes and Cole Gillenwater
5th grade - Emily Killin and Riley Lewis
6th grade - Rylea Felumb and A.J. Olauson
7th grade - Ella Meadows and Baileyann Hollis
8th grade - Tyler Phillips, Rebecca Stiens and Dara
Young
Legal Notices
Public Notice
The Corning Special Road District will hold a public
monthly business meeting on June 16, 2016, from
1-2 p.m. at 16178 Holt 110 Rd, Craig, MO.
Mike Wright, Secretary
NOTICE
TO: To all persons interested in the Estate of Charles H. Milby, Decedent.
The undersigned, Jeanette S. Seitz, is acting as Successor Trustee under a
Trust, the terms of which provide that the debts of the Decedent may be paid
by the Successor Trustee upon receipt of proper proof thereof. The address
of the Successor Trustee is 15844 Hwy. N., Mound City, MO 64470.
All creditors of the Decedent are noticed to present their claims to the
undersigned within six (6) months from the date of first publication of this
Notice or be forever barred.
(signed) Jeanette S. Seitz
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Successor Trustee
ACCEPTING BIDS
Deck Repair/Replacement
The City of Craig, MO, is accepting bids for the repair/
replacement of the Craig City Hall deck and steps located
at 121 N. Main St., Craig, MO.
Bidders must be licensed and insured. Bids will be accepted until Tuesday, June 21, 2016.
Call Misty, City Clerk, at 660-683-5412 with any questions.
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INVITATION TO BID
Sealed proposals, addressed to:
HOLT COUNTY, MISSOURI
acting through the HOLT COUNTY COMMISSION
OREGON, MISSOURI
for constructing (or improving) Project BRO-B044(32), Holt County,
Missouri, will be received by the Holt County Clerk until 11:00 o'clock
a.m. (Prevailing Local Time) on the 5th day of July, 2016, at the office
of the County Clerk, County Courthouse, Oregon, Missouri, and at that
time will be publicly opened and read.
The proposed work includes: Bridge No. 05500121
Construction of a 91.5’ x 26.7’ wide pre-stressed concrete beam
bridge including roadway improvements.
This is a prevailing wage project. The wage rates applicable to this
project have been predetermined as required by law and are set forth
in the bid proposal. State wage rates, not Federal wage rates, are to be
utilized for this contract. Certified payroll for each employee must be
submitted and approved on a weekly basis.
Enrollment in Federal Work Authorization Program – Bidders are
informed that, pursuant to Section 285.530 RSMo., the successful bidder shall, by sworn affidavit and provision of documentation, affirm its
enrollment and participation in a federal work authorization program
with respect to the employees working in connection to the contracted
services.
Safety Training Program – Bidders are informed that the project
is subject to the requirements of Section 292.675 RSMo., pertaining
to on-site employees completing a course in construction safety and
health approved by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
MoDOT Pre-Qualification Requirements - The Prime Contractor
shall be required to meet the MoDOT pre-qualification requirements
for this project. See Section 102 of the Missouri Standard Specifications for Highway Construction and the Engineering Policy Guide,
Section EPG 136.9.4.1.1.14.2.1 for pre-qualification requirements.
The Holt County Commission hereby notifies all bidders that it will
affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this
advertisement, businesses owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals will be afforded full opportunity
to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, religion, creed, sex, age,
ancestry, or national origin in consideration for an award. The DBE
participation goal for this project is 7%.
No 2nd tier subcontracting will be allowed.
Plans and specifications may be inspected at the office of the County
Clerk and complete instructions to bidders and proposal blanks may
be obtained from Veenstra & Kimm, Inc., Consulting Engineers, 1201
West College, Suite 100, P.O. Box 236, Liberty, Missouri 64069, upon
deposit of $40.00. This deposit is non-refundable.
The project will be awarded to the lowest, responsive, responsible
bidder. The County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, and
to waive all informalities or irregularities in bids. The County also reserves the right to reject any and all construction upon completion if it
does not meet the specifications or fails to meet normal quality criteria.
A certified or cashier’s check or a bid bond in the amount of 5% shall
be submitted with each proposal.
Proposals must be on forms provided. An acceptable alternate bid
bond form may be used.
THE HOLT COUNTY COMMISSION
YOUTH
Theater camp ends with production of “The Apple”
The State Theater Arts Council sponsored a two-week theater camp at the State Theater
in Mound City from Monday,
May 23, through Friday, June 3.
“Ten campers came to the theater ready to learn and have a fun
time,” said Ginny Smith, Fairfax, MO, the camp director.
On Friday, June 3, the theater
camp presented the one-act play,
“The Apple” by Jimmy Brunelle,
for families and friends. The
scene opens with the jani.....custodial engineer (Blade Wright of
Mound City) making his rounds
in the art gallery. As he sweeps
the floors, he dreams of being famous someday. As he was about
to eat an apple, he was interrupted by an anxious, nerdy young
man (Oliver Smith of Fairfax,
MO) in a desperate search for a
pen. Setting his apple down on
a nearby pedestal, the custodial
engineer leaves the room to help
the young man find a pen.
Throughout the hilarious
scene, people see “the apple” in
all its glory, deeming it a work
of art. Each character demonstrates a unique attitude about
“the apple,” with the mysterious
woman with the pancake spatula
(Sophie Richards of Oregon,
MO) stealing the show. A rein-
carnation of Elvis Presley (Britney Wright of Mound City) and
little miss know-it-all with the
never-ending talking (Courteney
Gordon of Mound City) added to
the laughter, both in the audience
and on stage. The remainder of
the cast complemented the scene
with great lines and wonderful
acting.
After the art galley empties,
the custodial engineer returns,
unaware that his afternoon snack
had created such a fervent scene.
Before the closing of the curtain,
he picks up his apple, repeats his
wish to be famous someday and
walks off the stage.
Ms. Smith did a great job
teaching the campers about the
many facets of stage performing.
The performers spoke clearly
and reacted well to others on
stage. The audience could tell
this group of campers had a fun
time during camp.
Other members of the camp
were Maddie Dulcan (Oregon),
Faith Schwebach (Maitland,
MO), Charlie Smith (Fairfax),
Lydia Markt (Oregon) and Trisha Murphy (Big Lake, MO).
The State Theater Arts Council is looking forward to next
year’s camp.
Faith Schwebach (Maitland, MO), left, and Courteney Gordon
(Mound City), right - Are the first two characters to discover “The
Apple” in the one-act play performed by the 10 State Theater
Camp participants on the camp’s final day. Hilarious antics entertained the campers’ families and friends as a chance placement of
an apple set the scene for the 30 minute play.
(ABOVE)
Sophie Richards (Oregon,
MO) - Became one with “The
Apple” during the hilarious oneact play performed by the State
Theater Arts Council’s theater
campers on Friday, June 3. The
camp, from Monday, May 23, to
Friday, June 3, was directed by
Ginny Smith of Fairfax, MO.
(LEFT)
Britney Wright (Mound City) Brings Elvis Presley to life as she
sings and gyrates in celebration
of “The Apple” at an art gallery
in the one-act play performed
by the participants of the twoweek State Theater Arts Council
theater camp. The final day was
Friday, June 3, and the campers
entertained their families and
friends with the performance.
Oliver Smith (Fairfax, MO), left, and Blade Wright (Mound
City), right - Start the scene in the one-act play, “The Apple,” at the
State Theater in Mound City on Friday, June 3. The performance
was given to families and friends on the final day of theater camp.
Smith’s character “needs a pen, needs a pen, needs a pen” and
Wright interrupts his work to help find a pen. Wright’s actions set
the play in motion.
Petty and Eaton on winning
Lions All-Stars’ team
On your mark, get set, read!
Summer reading program off to great start
The Mound City Public Library kicked off its summer reading program, “Going for the
Gold” - With guest performer, Will Stuck, at the Mound City State Theater on Tuesday, May 31.
The popular storyteller, pictured on stage, brought back to Mound City by popular demand,
kept the 82 children and adults enthralled with his stories and got the crowd in on the action. After the program at the theater, everyone went to the library to check out books and
sign up for reading logs. Summer reading program director, Susan Nauman, was thrilled with
the turnout, counting 46 pre-kindergarten through third grade readers, 11 fourth grade and
up readers and 25 adults at the opening event. Each Tuesday morning through July 12, the
summer reading program will hold great activities for the children at the library. Awards and
prizes will be handed out on Tuesday, July 19, at the State Theater for the program’s closing
ceremony. Watch the Mound City News for the weekly schedule.
Mound City Public Library Summer Reading Program
On your mark, get set, read!
“On your mark, get set, read!” sets the “Going for the Gold” olympic theme for this summer’s reading program at the Mound City Public
Library. The program is underway with six more
weeks of special reading events set for Tuesdays
at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. All programs will be held at
the library except for the last one on Tuesday, July
19, which is at the State Theater.
The summer reading program is sponsored in
part by a grant from the Institute of Museum and
Library Services. The remaining schedule for the
special reading events follows:
Tuesday, June 14 - Those attending this program are invited to get up close and personal with
horses in this equestrian encounter event. Bonita
Haer of Craig, MO, will be at the library with her
horses. Prekindergartners through third graders
are scheduled at 10 a.m., while fourth graders and
up are invited at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, June 21 - The Stone Lion Puppet Theatre will be at the library to present “The Great
Race and the Puppet Makers”. All age groups are
invited to attend at 10 a.m. with a puppet making
workshop to follow for all age groups at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, June 28 - Thrills, skills and audience
participation will be on the agenda in this “Double
Play” program given by Jay and Leslie’s Laughing
Matters (back by popular demand). All age groups
are welcome to attend at 10 a.m. with a juggling
workshop presented to all age groups at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, July 5 - There will be lots of special
activities at the library with a storytime and crafts.
Prekindergartners through third graders are invited to attend at 10 a.m., while fourth graders and up
are invited at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, July 12 - Brian Messer and his student
athletes from Mound City R-2 will be on hand to
present a run, jump and throw track and field program to attendees. All age groups are welcome at
10 a.m. with storytime, crafts and book checkout
following at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, July 19 - Awards and prizes will be
given at the closing ceremonies at the State Theater. Guest presenter, Kevin Horner, will also be
at the theater with his ventriloquist/illusionist act.
He is coming back by popular demand. All age
groups are welcome to attend this final event at
10 a.m.
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Owner
660-442-6354
Licensed and Insured
Specializing with Trane and Heil models
J&E
Concrete
Commercial & Residential Concrete Work
Jeff Karsten
Cell: 816-262-5933
Free Estimates
Brad Pankau’s Home & Farm Repair
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$33/year
(Holt, Nodaway, Atchison, and Andrew Counties)
$38/year (Everywhere else)
511 State St., Mound City, MO
660-442-5423
The Holt County Health Department
is accepting applications
for the position of Public Health Nurse. The candidate must be a
registered nurse (RN). Responsibilities include communicable disease
investigation, immunizations, WIC, and other public health duties
as assigned. Interested parties may submit a resume to
Holt County Health Department, PO Box 438, Oregon, MO, 64473,
or to [email protected] by 4:30 p.m., Friday, June 17, 2016.
Equal opportunity provider and employer
HELP WANTED
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CLUB STAFF ATTENDANT
The Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska is currently accepting applications for one, part-time Boys’ and Girls’
Club Staff Attendant. Applicants must be CPR certified
or able to become CPR certified. This position is for
every weekend. Application can be picked up at the
Iowa Tribal Office. All applications must be returned to
Brenda Lunsford no later than June 9, 2016.
HELP WANTED
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CALL 660-442-5423
QUACKERS
Needs Grill &
Backup Cooks.
Quality Midland
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Shifts Monday-Friday.
GARAGE
DOORS
Come in to
apply at
LLC
1012 State St. • Mound City, MO
Installed by a local company
you know and trust.
Home • Farm
Commercial
Prompt
Professional Service
Phone:
660-446-2002
Commercial or Personal
Printing
* Envelopes
* Carbonless Forms
* Letterhead
* Business Cards
* Business Forms
South Holt R-1 is searching for a
Full-Time Food Service Director/Cook
Available: July 1, 2016, for the 2016-2017 school year
Term: 180 Days
Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Daily - No weekends or holidays.
Minimum Qualifications: Ability to perform routine food service
work, good physical health, ability to operate and demonstrate food
service equipment, physical strength to perform occasional lifting
and carrying, ability to work with others, appearance and personal
cleanliness suited to working in close proximity to school children,
general computer skills and abilities.
Duties: Direct the food service program, supervise school food
service employees with the kitchen, assist in selecting and recommending kitchen personnel for employment, participate in DESE
sponsored food service training, purchase all foods and supplies
with the assistance of the superintendent, plan all menus sufficiently
in advance to provide the necessary food to meet state and federal
guidelines.
Applications can be picked up in the South Holt superintendent’s
office daily from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Please call ahead. Applications
can also be downloaded from the South Holt R-1 school website at
www.southholtr1.com. Call Bob Ottman, superintendent, 660-4462282, with any questions. Job will remain open until filled. South Holt
is an equal opportunity employer.
511 State, Mound City, MO
660-442-5423
MARYVILLE GLASS AND LOCK
• Overhead doors and operators
• Custom residential replacement windows
• Complete locksmithing services
• Commercial - residential glass replacements
Weldon’s Tree Service
Tree Trimming/Transplanting
Tree and Stump Removal/Tree Shearing
Insured ~ Public Liability
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(660) 582-3131
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5TH AND BUCHANAN, MARYVILLE
Garage Sale
OREGON TRAIL DAY
SPECIALISTS
ENTERPRISE
REALTY, LLC
Miller
Realty
Randy James, Broker
Jim Loucks, Sales Agent
Steph Miller-McCann, Broker
660-442-5787
ADVERTISING
CALL 660-442-5423
JOHN CALLOW
REAL ESTATE
Jennifer Huffman
Phone: 660-446-3417
Fax: 660-446-3409
PO Box 76 • Oregon, MO 64473
[email protected]
www.thecallowagency.com
Saturday, June 11, 7 a.m.-?
Get on the Oregon Trail for bargains, unusual items,
breakfast, and specials of the day.
Visit the information station at the King & Proud Roadhouse
for maps, free coffee, & business brochures.
816-390-2749
Oregon Trail Days
Office:
660-582-7160
Showalter Auction & Realty Company
Invites You To The Following
www.entrealty.com
Annual Citywide Garage Sales & More
www.miller-realty.net
Mound City, MO
Advertise
Here!!!
Oregon, MO,
Annual City-Wide
Garage Sale and More
Dwight Hall
Realty
Dwight Hall
Broker/Owner
Farm • Residential • Recreational •
Commercial
103 East Nodaway • Oregon, MO
64473
Phone/Fax: 660-446-2556
Cell: 816-261-4622
[email protected]
HOLT COUNTY
TITLE CO.
105 S. Washington
Oregon, MO
660-446-2371
[email protected]
United Country
www.ucstjoe.com Real Estate & Auctions
Office: 816-232-7160
Randy Patterson
LOCAL AGENT
816-803-3951 • E-mail: [email protected]
UPCOMING AUCTIONS
Oregon, MO • Saturday, June 11 • 7 a.m.-?
SATURDAY, JULY 18 - 10:00 a.m. - William (Billy)
Brandon Estate Auction, Fortescue, MO, Cars, Trucks,
Tractors, Trailers, Antique Car Parts, Household, Yard
Items & Misc.
www.barnesrealty.com
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 - 10:00 a.m. - Multi-Farmer
Office: 660-442-3177
Auction, Rock Port, MO. Farmers are selling will have a garage sale and bake sale at the TJ Hall Building,
Jamie: 660-851-1125
plus “to go” breakfast sandwiches
harvest equipment, machinery, trucks,
Rick: 660-851-1152
augers, hay equipment, fencing and tracAlyssa: 660-851-1171
tors. We had a successful auction last
Breakfast Menu ready at 6 a.m.
Amy: 816-599-1860
spring.
Billie Paul: 660-572-0029
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Text And Photos On Each Auction
Holt County Cancer Fund
or any above on English Muffin
WEBSITE: www.showalterauctions.com
SHOWALTER
AUCTION
COMPANY
SHOWALTER AUCTION & REALTY COMPANY
Fax 660-683-5648, email: [email protected]
Abie Showalter, Broker/Auctioneer
660-683-5438; Jonathan Showalter;
Ronnie Flint, Auctioneer, 660-442-5399,
email: [email protected]
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.........................................
116 Grand Ave.
Forest City, MO 64451
.........................................
660-541-3051
[email protected]
www.greg-book-realty.com
GARAGE SALE - Household items, sporting goods,
and miscellaneous. Saturday, June 11, 8 a.m.-?; 305
Weightman Road, Mound Ci
ty.
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YARD SALE - Fishing
stuff, belt buckles, knives,
lots of tools, lots of stuff come and see everything!
Friday, June 10, 8 a.m.-?; and
Saturday, June 11, 8 a.m.-?.
307 S. Williams St., Craig,
MO.
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CALL 660-442-5423
Serving The Community
For 62 Years
GREG BOOK
REALTY
GARAGE SALE - Banks,
Lentz, Williams and others.
205 N. Main, Oregon, MO.
Friday, June 10, 12 - 6 p.m.;
and Saturday, June 11, 7
a.m. - ? LOTS OF STUFF! 49/1tp
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Farmland Auctions
Craig, MO - 660-683-5438
www.showalterauctions.com
Ronnie, Jonathan & Mary Ann
GARAGE SALE - Women’s size 12, medium and
large; shoes, men’s size
34x34 and 36; Harley shirts,
picture frames, crocks, Kenmore gas range, old cameras
and radios, metal chairs,
20 ft. ladder, girls’ 12 speed
bike and MUCH MORE. 302
W. Nodaway, Oregon, MO. 49/1tp
BIG LAKE VILLAGE-WIDE
YARD SALES
Saturday, June 11
15-20 sales signed up so far
Maps available at The Prop & The Big Lake General Store
COTTON BODY
SHOP, LLC
Troy Cotton
204 W. George
Oregon, MO
Shop: 660-446-2008
660-491-2004
CLASSIFIEDS
Thank You/Remembering
Give this fireman
two thumbs up
and a big hug.
Buy • Sell • Trade • Rent
Hire • Thank You/Remembering • Legal Services
It’s his 21st
birthday!
Call The Mound City News To Place Your Ad • 660-442-5423
M iscellaneous
FREE END ROLLS &
PALLETS - At the Holt
County Publishing building
north of Mound City on Hwy.
59. 35/tfc
GREG’S JEWELRY Located at 307 E. 5th St. in
Mound City, offers wedding
supplies, including toasting
glasses, knives and servers,
cake toppers, cake plates, certificate holders, ring pillows,
napkin rings, photo boxes,
frames and albums, and
keepsakes. Stop by to check
out the selection or call 660442-3739. 45/tfc
Brian Buck
New
Construction &
Remodeling
660-446-2906
or 816-244-0783
Holt County
Storage
Hwy. 59, 2.2 Miles
South of Exit 75 on I-29
* 5’x10’ Units *
12’x15’ Units (Adjustable up to 30’)
660-572-0132
FOR RENT - Trailer. 214
High St., Lot 11, Mound City.
More coming for rent soon.
Call Angela Turner at 816341-5909.
43/tfc
commercial space
available - For rent at
502 State St. in Mound City.
Available March 1, 2016.
Call Jonathan at 816-596
30/tfc
OPEN SEASON GUN 5425.
SHOP- Mound City, Mo.,
Tuesday-Saturday: 10 a.m.7 p.m. (directly behind Hiawatha Implement), 660442-3252.
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MONROE’S
LAWN
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area. We provide one time
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insured. Contact Mark or
Chandler Monroe at 660PERFECT FATHER’S
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com, or by mail: Box 464, Columbia, MO, 65205.
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For Rent
8 OZ. STEAK
SUPPER
Maitland-Graham
Legion Post #256
Saturday, June 18
Serving 4:30 p.m. - ?
ENTERPRISE
REALTY LLC
Randy James, Broker
Jim Loucks, Sales Agent
816-390-2749 • Office 660-582-7160
www.entrealty.com
Thank you all so much,
LAND
FOR SALE
Thank You
Kathi Clement, Broker
JUST
REDUCED!
Just reduced price
to $44,500.
Three bedrooms, full basement,
corner lot just 3 blocks from
school. Huge garage and workshop
for an extra car and place to work.
Miller Realty, Inc.
Steph Miller, Broker
www.miller-realty.net - Mound City
660-442-5787
$12
Legion Building
In Maitland, MO
OPEN HOUSE
Child’s Plate - $3
Hot Dogs & Chips
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
CALL 660-442-5423
Doug Kline
To those who have
remembered me with
cards, gifts, flowers and
visits at the nursing home,
your thoughtfulness is
greatly appreciated.
Love,
Jeanie Young
1423 State St. • Mound City, MO 64470
660-442-6500 • Cell: 816-387-3018
[email protected]
CALL
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joint pain, burns and sunburns, aging skin, cuts and
abrasions. Hand lotion. G &
L Enterprises. Call 816-3877332 or 660-442-5688.
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R eal E state
Thank You
To everyone for the flowers,
cards, prayers, food, visits and
good wishes since my surgery
and return home. It’s so good
to be surrounded by such
wonderful, caring people.
I’m doing well in my recovery.
601 Mill St., Mound City • $199,900
Open Saturday, June 11, from 1-3 p.m.
To all my Family and
Friends who absolutely
insisted I celebrate
a milestone Birthday,
THANK YOU
Unlike (39) 90 only comes
once in a lifetime.
My love to all who helped
me enjoy it. I’m humbled
by the many, many cards
and beautiful flowers
I received! And the party!
It was the icing on the cake.
Again, thank you so much,
Winnie Neely
Thank You
The family of Wendell Phillips would like to express our sincere
gratitude for the overwhelming expressions of sympathy, the
support, the beautiful flowers, the generous donations to the
Tharp Cemetery, and the calls, visits, hugs and food since the
passing of our father. We would especially like to thank
Eric Chamberlain for his comfort, guidance and support;
Jeff Gates for his beautiful service; the Sharp’s Grove Church;
Bert and Susan Bailey; Brad Derr; Wes Killin and family;
Jennifer Huffman; and Dave and Judy Scroggins.
Our family truly appreciates all the kindness
that the community has shown us.
Thank You
The family of Lucille Norman would like to express
our thanks to everyone for all of the support, flowers, food,
cards and calls during the loss of our mother. A special thank
you to the staff of Tiffany Heights. Your staff went above and
beyond their duties to make everyone comfortable during the
last days of our mother’s life. We can’t begin to thank you
enough. We would also like to thank Kathy and Traci at Rose
Petals for the beautiful flowers. Last, but certainly not least,
we would like to thank the ladies of the Mound City United
Methodist Church for the wonderful dinner.
Pastor Janis, you were so comforting in our time of sorrow.
Dr. Myra Norman,
Greg and Kathi Clement and families
Thank You
I wish to thank everyone for the cards,
flowers, calls, visits and food after my
surgery. A very special thank you to Norm for
being there all the way, Paulette for
driving me, and Jonell for covering my work.
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Thank You
The family of Grace Moser would like to express our
sincere thanks for all of the food, flowers, cards,
memorials, visits, calls and words of sympathy and
enouragement with the loss of our mother. A very
special thank you to Chamberlain Funeral Home as well
as Pastor David Showalter for the sweet and personal
sermon. To the great ladies of Northridge - Norma,
Mert, Sandy and Paulette - for loving our mother and us
as well, thank you. To the sweet group of ladies who put
the private family dinner together, thank you. You have
shown our entire family so much love and support.
Thank you,
Virginia, Tom, Tammy, Bobbi, John and families
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From the FRONT
Holt County Relay For Life
Small in numbers - Great in spirit
June 10 - State Theater’s Program - KC All Stars at The Klub - 8:00-11:00 p.m.
June 11 - 21st Annual Greater Mound City Open at Mound City Golf Course - 7:30 a.m.
June 11 - Missouri River Bluff Run Cure for Kids
June 14 - Flag Day
June 14 - Summer Reading Program at Mound City Library - 10 a.m.
June 14 - Omega Club meets at Evans Circle - 7 p.m.
June 15 - 12-Step Drug and Alcohol Recovery Program at Hwy. 159 & I-29 near Mound City - 7-8 p.m.
June 19 - Father’s Day
June 20 - First Day of Summer
June 24 - Rumble By The Refuge at Old Mound City Rodeo Grounds - 6:30 p.m.
June 25 - Mound City Community Booster Club 3 on 3 Basketball Tourney at Griffith Park - 9 a.m.
June 25 - Rumble By The Refuge at Old Mound City Rodeo Grounds - 6 p.m.
July 2 - 3rd Annual Mound City Alumni & Friends Golf Tournament at Mound City Golf Course - 9 a.m.
July 3 - Mound City 4th Blast Fireworks at the Mound City Golf Course - Dusk
July 4 - Independance Day
July 5 - Summer Reading Program at Mound City Library - 10 a.m.
July 6 - 12-Step Drug and Alcohol Recovery Program at Hwy. 159 & I-29 near Mound City - 7-8 p.m.
July 12 - Omega Club at Helen Derr Residence - 6 p.m.
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(ABOVE)
The “Not So Newlywed Game”
was played - At the Holt County
Relay for Life event on Saturday,
June 4, at Oregon, MO. Oregon
residents, Byron and Dana Fink,
left to right, found that being
married 50 years doesn’t make
it any easier to win the game.
After a close battle to end, the
Fink couple pulled out a victory.
(MIDDLE RIGHT)
A new feature at the Holt
County Relay For Life - In Oregon, MO, was several small
bounce houses for children. The
minimal charge to jump kept
the little ones busy most of the
evening on Saturday, June 4.
Catching some air while going
down an inflated slide is Sophie
Mendenhall of Oregon, MO.
(BOTTOM RIGHT)
The winners of the Scrabble
game at the Holt County Relay For Life - On Saturday, June
4, at Oregon, MO, gathered
for a picture before snatching up pocketsful of candy
as prizes. The five youngsters
that won the group prize are,
back row, left to right, Meghan
Markt, MaKayla Bohart, Kenton
Dudeck, Trent Markt and Maysen Bohart. Katie Mendenhall,
front, won the individual prize.
Summer
lunches
provided to
South Holt
children
South Holt R-1, of Oregon,
MO, in partnership with Second
Harvest out of St. Joseph, MO, is
providing summer lunches to all
South Holt students and siblings
throughout the summer. This
service is in addition to the food
pantry located at the school. The
food pantry is available to all
students throughout the school
year and summer, with no income requirement to participate.
The food pantry will be open
from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. (noon) every Wednesday. Summer lunches
will be available on the following dates: June 15 and 29; July
6 and 20; and August 3 and 10.
Lunches are provided by Second
Harvest, but can be picked up
in the South Holt school cafeteria. Deliveries are also available
upon request.
Contact Allison Rogers at 660446-3454, or rogersa@southol
tr1.com with any questions.
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