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Mound City
NEWS
Published & Printed in
Mound City, Missouri
Vol. 133, No. 43
75¢
www.moundcitynews.com
Thursday • May 2 • 2013
Final round of
meetings for new
transmission line
Graduation is
approaching
Holt County school graduation activities are fast
approaching. On Sunday,
May 5, at the First Christian Church in Mound City,
there will be a baccalaureate for area seniors. All area
seniors are invited to the
baccalaureate at 4 p.m. at
the First Christian Church.
The first of four graduations will take place on Friday, May 10, for Craig R-3.
Graduation will be held in
the school gymnasium in
Craig, MO, at 7 p.m.
On the following Sunday,
May 12, Mound City’s graduation will begin at 2 p.m.
in the school gym and Nodaway-Holt will hold graduation in Graham, MO, in the
school gymnasium at 2 p.m.
On Sunday, May 12, at 5
p.m., South Holt will hold a
baccalaureate at the United
Methodist Church in Oregon, MO, and graduation
will be Sunday, May 19, at
2 p.m. in the school auditorium in Oregon.
GLO-NTHE NITE
5K Run
The glow sticks are coming
out in Oregon, MO, on Saturday, May 4. That evening
marks the first annual GLON-THE NITE 5K sponsored
by the Oregon Petal Pushers. The event will begin
with registration in front of
the courthouse beginning at
8 p.m. with the actual run
starting at 9 p.m.
Registration forms and
cost are available in Oregon
at Oregon Farmers Mutual,
Bank CBO, Home Exchange
Bank, Scheib Drainage or at
the school. Participants can
run individually or on teams.
Teams consist of 4 people, 2
of which will walk the course
and 2 who will run. Times
will be averaged to find team
winners. All team members
must be in the same age division.
Recommended attire for
the evening includes as
much white and glow in the
dark materials as possible.
Have fun with it. Medals will
be awarded to individual and
team winners in each age
division.
Craig Alumni
Banquet
May 11
The Craig Alumni Banquet will be held Saturday,
May 11, in the gym in Craig,
MO. Social hour will be from
4 p.m. to 6 p.m. with dinner
at 6 p.m. The Hornets Nest
Restaurant will be catering
the event.
The school doors will open
at 4 p.m. with registration
starting a 5 p.m. The 50-year
class, 25-year class, and 10year class will be honored.
Reservations need to be
made by Saturday, May 4.
The price for the meal will
be $15 per person or $17 at
the door. For more information e-mail Liz Burnsides at
[email protected] or call
Donna Kunkle at 660-4425937 or Darla Sue Schmidt
at 816-261-5006.
The Mound City Scholar Bowl Team - Is state bound after winning the sectional match on Wednesday, April 24, in Rosendale, MO. Team members are pictured, left to right: Front row - Elijah Poe, Chelsea Killin, Jake Meyer, and Emily
Thomas; and back row - Carina Metzgar, Abbey Forehand and Eryn Acton. State
competition is Friday, May 3, in Columbia, MO.
Mound City Scholar Bowl Team is
state bound after winning sectional
The Mound City Scholar
Bowl Team is again headed
to state competition in Columbia, MO, after defeating
the North Andrew Cardinals
on Wednesday, April 24, in
Rosendale, MO. The Mound
City team beat the North Andrew team by winning two out
of three matches with scores
of 440-140 and 390-140.
On Thursday afternoon,
May 2, the scholar bowl team
Body of
St. Joseph
man found
at Thurnau
Wildlife Area
On Tuesday, April 30,
2013, at 2:57 p.m., the body
of Vernon Frazee, age 69,
of St. Joseph, MO, was
found on the Thurnau State
Wildlife Area west of Craig,
MO. Apparently, Frazee
was mushroom hunting
with a friend, something he
does every year. They went
their separate ways. When
the friend could not locate
Frazee, the family was contacted.
The family reported
Frazee missing to the local
authorities. A search party
was sent out by the Missouri
State Highway Patrol, Holt
County Sheriff’s Department and Craig Volunteer
Fire Department. Frazee’s
body was found by the
search party. The cause of
death is assumed to be of
natural causes with no foul
play suspected.
will head for Columbia. On
Friday morning, May 3, at
10:00 a.m., on the University
of Missouri campus in the
Memorial Union, the team
will take its place for the first
match in the preliminary
rounds. Mound City will compete against New Franklin,
MO, for the first meet. The top
four teams of the preliminary
rounds will play that afternoon. Teams in Mound City’s
division at the state competition are: Mound City, New
Franklin, Leopold, Thomas
Jefferson, Pilot Grove, Bevier,
Polo and St. Joseph Christian.
The Mound City Scholar
Bowl Team has a record of
44-6 and is hoping for another
state title. The Panther team
consists of Elijah Poe, Chelsea
Killin, Abbey Forehand, Emily Thomas, Carina Metzgar,
Jake Meyer, Eryn Acton, Lily
Forehand, Emily Wedlock,
Hailey Garman, Rebecca
Wheeler, and Coach David Reiter. The team finished second
in state competition in 2011,
and first at state last year.
The final round of public open house meetings for
the Midwest Transmission
Project (MTP), a proposed
electric transmission line
through northwest Missouri
and southeast Nebraska, is
slated during the next two
weeks. At the meetings, MTP
project planners will provide the latest information
about the project, show the
network of reduced potential
routes, answer questions and
accept comments on the project. These meeting are open
to the public and informal.
Guests may arrive at any
time during the meetings.
Dates, times and locations
of the meetings follow:
Monday, May 6 - Auburn,
NE, from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m.
at the Wellness Center of
Nemaha County at 601 J
Street.
Tuesday, May 7 - Maryville,
MO, from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
the Maryville High School
Commons at 1503 S. Munn
Avenue.
Thursday, May 9 - King
City, MO, from 3:30 to 7:30
p.m. at the King City Elementary School Gym at 300
N. Grand Avenue.
Monday, May 13 - Fairfax, MO, from 3:30 to 7:30
p.m. at the Fairfax High
School Gym at 500 Main
Street.
Tuesday, May 14 - Cameron, MO, from 3:30 to 7:30
p.m. at the United Methodist
Church of Cameron at 201 N.
Pine.
Thursday, May 16 - Lawson, MO, from 3:30 to 7:30
p.m. at the Lawson High
School Commons at 600 Bob
Gill Drive.
The MTP is a joint project
of Kansas City, MO, Power &
Light and the Omaha, NE,
Public Power District. To see
maps of the reduced potential routes and to find out
more about MTP, go to the
project website at www.mid
westtransmissionproject.
com; email info@midwest
transmissionproject.com; or
call the project hotline, tollfree, at 855-222-1291.
Welcoming Dr. Erica Gillette to the area
An open house was held
on Friday, April 26, for Dr.
Erica Gillette at the Holt
County Outpatient Services
in Mound City, MO. Dr. Gillette is currently practicing
family medicine at the Community Hospital Primary
Care Clinic at Community
Hospital-Fairfax, MO. She
sees obstetric patients half
days on Fridays at the clinic
in Mound City
Dr. Erica Gillette and her
family moved to Tarkio, MO,
the day that she graduated
from the Indiana University
School of Medicine in October, 2012. Her husband, Jason, and three children, Ava,
8, Landon, 7, and Mariah, 18
months, accompanied her to
Tarkio. Jason is currently
a student working on his
second master’s degree in
seminary studies. Ava and
Landon are both elementary
students at Tarkio Elementary.
Dr. Gillette grew up in a
small southern Kentucky
town, which is close to the
University of Kentucky,
where she started her studies. She acquired a Bachelor
of Science degree in biology
and a Bachelor of Arts degree in exercise medicine
with a minor in biological
sciences. She then earned
her degree in medicine from
the
Indiana
University
School of Medicine and then
completed her residency at
the Ball Memorial Family
Medicine Residency. Dr. Gillette earned her Doctorate of
Medicine in May of 2009. Her
clinical interests include full
spectrum family medicine,
preventive care, obstetrics,
and women’s health.
Health care has always
been Dr. Gillette’s passion.
She realized when her father became ill that there
was a need for accessible
and relatable doctors. “The
world needs more doctors
who people can relate to,”
stated Dr. Gillette. She enjoys all aspects of family
medicine, but particularly
women’s health and obstetrics. She also wants to emphasize the importance of
preventive health care.
Since Dr. Erica Gillette is
from a small town, she can
relate to small town living.
She says, “There’s a connection that a doctor can make
with their patients and their
families. A rural community
is where I feel comfortable
and it is like coming home.”
Dr. Erica Gillette, left- Greets Dave Holland, right, during
an Open House on Friday, April 26, at the Outpatient Services
in Mound City, MO. She has a clinic at Community HospitalFairfax in Fairfax, MO. Daylynn Kruse, middle, waits for her
turn to meet Dr. Gillette.
Track meet
changed
Due to the pending weather
on Friday, May 3, the 5th/6th
grade Holt County track
meet at Mound City has been
changed to Tuesday, May 7.
The field events start at 9
a.m. With a lunch break from
11 a.m. to 11:30 a.m, running
events will start after the
lunch break.
This meet will include Craig,
South Holt, Nodaway-Holt
and Mound City. Athletes may
enter any combination of three
events. Participants will need
to check in for an event at the
north end of the track by the
water tower. Field events will
consist of long jump, standing long jump, soft discus and
a softball throw. The running
events will consist of the 100
meter dash, 200 meter dash,
400 meter dash, 600 meter
run and a 4 x 100 relay.
Pipeline being replaced near Maitland
Pictured above is a crew from TransCanada’s ANR Pipeline- As they work to replace 1,500 ft. of the 24”
natural gas pipeline. According to officials at TransCanada, engineers found there to be a suspended section of
pipeline through the Nodaway River just northwest of Maitland, MO. The decision was made to use a method
called Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) to drill a new line underneath the Nodaway River. Officials believe this to be the safest way to replace the suspended line, with no disturbance to the river. Around 1,100
ft. of pipeline will be replaced using the HDD method with an additional 400 ft. being replaced for a total of
1,500 ft. There will be no service interruption during the project, as there is a parallel line that is still in use.
The project is expected to be completed by May 30, 2013.
Thursday, May 2, 2013 • Page 2
4th of July
Blast!
Total this
year
$107.09
You may bring donations to the 4th Blast fund to
the Mound City News office or mail to 511 State
St., PO Box 175, Mound City, MO 64470.
2013 4th Blast Donation List
Previous balance carried over from 2012= $57.09
Julie Wallace Moschenross - $50
Letter to the editor
April 29, 2013
Dear Editor:
The Missouri House is
now considering a poorly
drafted bill (SB 125) dealing with teacher evaluations and other subjects
that would lead to numerous legal challenges should
it be approved by the General Assembly. Representative Mike Thomson voted
against this bill in committee. Because of that vote, he
was removed from that committee. We thank Representative Thomson for support-
ing our public schools and
voting “no” on the bill. He
demonstrated political courage and genuine leadership
by opposing the bill. Representative Thomson deserves
our thanks for his support of
our schools and for his good
work in the Missouri House.
Sincerely,
Mike Rosenbohm
Nodaway-Holt R-VII
Board of Education
Board of Directors
Missouri School Boards’
Association
Upcoming Mound City
R-2 School events
With the end of the year fast approaching, many school
events and activities will be taking place at Mound City
R-2. On Tuesday, May 7, the 5th/6th Grade Holt County
Track Meet will take place at the Mound City Track beginning at 9 a.m.; and that evening the Middle School Athletic
Banquet will be held in the school gym at 6:30 p.m.
On Wednesday, May 8, the Mound City High School and
Middle School Spring Concert/Art Show will be held at 6:30
p.m. in the school gym. On Thursday, May 9, the fourth
graders will present their famous Missourian presentations; and that evening the Mound City elementary students will have their Spring Concert/Art Show at 6:30 p.m.
in the gym.
On Friday, May 10, there will be field trips for the 1st,
2nd, and 4th grade classes to the Omaha, NE, zoo and also
the Middle School Privilege Field Trip.
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Remembering
“Birds”, I ran across an old superstition that the Celtic people in
Ireland believed in years ago that
bothered me, but it was interesting. (They believed that the robin,
which stood for the new year, had to
slay the wren, which stood for the
old year, before the new year would
turn.) Apparently the people would
help and go out and kill wrens and
even may have collected a fee for
doing so and would celebrate the
event with a great feast that night.
Whether this was true or not, I’m not
sure. This wasn’t the way I grew up.
I guess we kids, for whatever reason,
were told to never shoot or harm a
wren or a robin, but to protect them.
I have a feeling if I had shot my
BB gun, or anything else, at either
a wren or a robin, I’d sure still remember the consequences from Dad.
Betty and I never wanted the boys to
shoot them either.
We always had birdhouses up for
the wrens, in fact one of the first
projects in Manual Training for us
was to build a wren house. Most
probably looked so bad that the
wrens never used them. Mom had
Dad, before we kids could do it, make
wren houses from tin cans, scraps of
wood, gourds or anything that would
work. We used to even clean them
By Eugene Poynter
out after the winter season was over,
so they’d have a clean place to stay.
When it was windy or a storm would
come, it would cause their nests to
fall out. After the storms, we’d put
them back, eggs and all, even though
most said you shouldn’t do that. I remember how “Jenny Wren” would be
nearby, giving us, by her chatter, either a scolding or instructions. They
had a song we always looked forward
to hearing when they came back to
the same little house each spring, at
least we thought they were the same
ones.
Robins, before all this “global
warming”, when they came back to
us, were the sign that spring was
here. We wouldn’t have wanted to do
away with them. Still, to me, the first
robin I see means winter is over or
soon will be. Now I think some stay
all winter. After a nice warm spring
rain, seeing them out in the yards,
trying to pull a worm out of the
ground, is worth the time it takes
to watch. How we ended up protecting both the robin and the wren, I’ll
never know. I’m still that way.
I know I was like the average youth
growing up, for when I got my first
BB gun and 22, I’d shoot other birds,
the blades on the windmill (until I
was caught) and all the tin cans I
could find. One evening I was down
in our timber, west of our house,
with my 22 and when I went to a
tree, I shot a big bird and it fell down
at my feet. Its mate flew down at me
from a nest higher up, just missing
my face, and sat down by the dying
mate and finally went back up to the
nest. I saw, by then, that they were
owls of some kind and I could see
little heads sticking up from their
nest. That sad ending for that family
was also the ending of me ever doing
a thing like that again. Yes, I’ve gone
hunting, later on, as I grew older, but
never enjoyed it like most do. All my
plinking during those times, I feel,
helped me stay alive during WWII
on Luzon, but I confine my shooting
to paper targets now.
Even though the “bluebird” is our
state bird and is considered one of
the early signs of spring, I’m still
looking for the first robin anyway. I
wonder if our feelings for the robins
and wrens are in any way connected
to that Ireland susperstition of years
ago. If so, somewhere along, we decided the wren was to be protected
instead of being done away with.
One thing I’ve learned, we’re just as
superstitious as they were, but take
care of the robins and wrens. We
want them back.
Jessica Stoner wins trip to Las Vegas
For just wanting to win a
dozen doughnuts, who would
have thought a trip to Las
Vegas, NV, would be in store.
Jessica Stoner of Craig, MO,
did just that. She got on QCountry 92.7’s, in St. Joseph,
MO, website to enter contests that the radio station
promotes.
Around the first of February, Jessica was on QCountry’s website entering
a contest to win a dozen
doughnuts. As she was going
through the list of contests
that day she came upon the
contest for a trip to Vegas to
see Tim McGraw and Faith
Hill. She thought, why not
enter the contest? The following day Jessica returned
to the site and noticed that
the contest for the trip was
no longer on there. She decided again to enter the contest for a dozen doughnuts.
About a week later, Jessica
was fixing breakfast for her
11 year-old daughter, Paige,
when she received a phone
call from a friend of hers
letting her know that she
had won the trip to Vegas.
The contest had slipped her
mind and she was unsure of,
at first, what her friend was
talking about. She then remembered about the contest.
Shortly after Jessica received the phone call from
her friend, Q-Country 92.7
called and told her that she
had won the trip to Vegas.
She was asked to pick one
other person to go with her.
She asked her husband,
John, and her son, Jordan,
and they both declined, so
Jessica told her daughter,
Paige, “I guess it’s you and
me, Paige.”
Early Saturday morning,
April 13, Jessica and Paige
left for Vegas. When they
arrived, they had time for
sightseeing before the show
that night. At 8 p.m. that
evening, Jessica and Paige
took their seats for the show.
On Sunday, April 14 (also
Jessica’s birthday), they did
more sightseeing and flew
back home that evening.
The name of the contest
was “It’s Your Love” FlyAway. The contest started
around the middle of January. The requirements were
simple, contact information
and what their love is. It
lasted 4 weeks. On Wednesday, February 13, Jessica was
contacted by Q-Country with
the notification that she had
won the contest.
Cuts For
A Cure
On Sunday, May 5, from
12 p.m. to 4 p.m., the Attic in
Mound City, MO, will host Cuts
For A Cure. The fund raiser is
for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life of Holt
County.
During the event, haircuts,
manicures and chair massages
will be provided. It is a free will
donation fund raiser. Marsha
Milne of Oregon, MO, and Terresa Showalter of Mound City
will be the beauticians; Karen
Cotton of Oregon will provide
haircuts and manicures; and
Allison Bungenstock will do
chair massages.
Free drawings and a huge
bake sale will also be part of
the event that day. Drawings
will be held every hour and
winners must be present to
win. Gift certificates and hair
products will be the prizes.
Area civic organizations will be
providing the baked goods for
the bake sale.
All proceeds from the fund
raiser will go to the American
Cancer Society Relay for Life of
Holt County. The Relay for Life
of Holt County will be held on
Saturday, June 1, from 5 p.m.
to 11 p.m. in Oregon.
Chamberlain
Funeral Home &
Monuments
1705 Ridge Drive
Mound City, MO
442-5300
ATTENTION:
Offering Men’s &
Women’s
12-Step Drug &
Alcohol Recovery
Program
at 304 E. 4th St.
Mound City, MO
EVERY WEDNESDAY
7:00-8:00 p.m.
For
information call
660-442-6305 or
660-442-6085.
Irene Virginia Milne
Irene Virginia Milne, 93, of Oregon, MO, passed to her
Heavenly home on Thursday, December 27, 2012. She was
a Christmas baby, born in Centerville, IA, on December 25,
1919. She graduated from Ft. Collins, CO, High School in
1937, and then graduated from Colorado State University
(CSU) in 1941.
After graduation, Irene worked in the college Registrar's
Office and met her future husband, CSU student and Missouri native, Billy M. Milne. They were married January
24, 1943, in San Diego, CA. Upon his discharge from the
Marines in July, 1946, they moved to Oregon for Mr. Milne
to farm with his parents. Irene was predeceased by her parents, Ernest and Helena
(Eid) Anderson; brother, Howard Anderson; two brothersin-law, Frank Milne and Walter Olds; and a sister-in-law,
Ernestine Milne. She lived in Oregon until three years ago,
when she moved to Parkville, MO, to live with her daughter
and son-in-law, Charla and Jim Cathcart, and their sons,
Keegan and Presley. She is also survived by her sons, Arlen (Diana) Milne of Kansas City, MO, and Erwin (Jennifer)
Milne of Jefferson City, MO; grandchildren, Christy Milne
of Chicago, IL, Josh Milne of Smithville, MO, Jordan Milne
of New Mexico, Brendan Milne of Jefferson City; greatgranddaughter, Brinley Virginia Milne; sister-in-law, Betty
Olds of Berkeley, CA; three stepgrandchildren; seven stepgreat-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Family visitation will be held on Saturday, May 4, 2013,
from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Oregon United Methodist
Church. Memorials may be directed to the American Cancer Society. Care was entrusted to Chamberlain Funeral
Home, Oregon. Online condolences may be left at www.
chamberlainfuneral.com.
News from Tiffany Heights
The residents enjoyed ice
cream on Monday, April 22,
at Tiffany Heights in Mound
City, MO. The residents
made their own ice cream
sundaes. They used caramel
and strawberries. There was
also a flavor of the month, it
was “Bunny Tracks”. It has
chocolate chunks, peanut
butter filled chocolate bunnies and it is delicious.
On Tuesday, April 23, the
residents enjoyed a visit
from Rhonda Roseman.
Rhonda is the manager of
McDonald’s in Mound City.
On April 15, in 1955, the
fisrt McDonald’s franchise
was opened. It was in Des
Plains, IL. Rhonda gave an
informative talk on what
McDonald’s offers today.
Residents were impressed at
the number of McDonald’s
restaurants in the U.S. and
world-wide. Did you know
that in Europe some McDonald’s restaurants offer beer?
Residents enjoyed apple dippers courtesy of Rhonda and
McDonald’s.
Another month is quickly
approaching and on Wednesday, April 24, the residents
enjoyed playing. The calendars are made and the
Mother’s Day Tea will be on
Rhonda Roseman, manager
of
McDonald’sBrought a bag of goodies
to the residents of Tiffany
Heights in Mound City, MO,
on Tuesday, April 23.
Friday, May 10.
Dee Ann Heck played piano before lunch on Thursday, April 25. Bingo volunteers on Thursday afternoon
were Shirley Jackson, Jean
McCall, Barbara Hanlon,
Gordon Robbins, Lucille
Stull, and Mary Lee Privett.
Charles Milby was the winner of the game.
Glamour nails were provided Friday morning, Apirl
26. Residents enjoyed reading from the “Down on the
Farm” book. They enjoyed
discussing moving day, farm
chores, and the many changes to farm life. During the
afternoon, residents were
engaged with a discussion
of Arbor Day. They discussed
types of trees and the Missouri State Tree. They also
discussed tree climbing and
recalled the many fun times
in a tree. The residents also
got a chance to look at a book
of shrubs and trees.
Games of choice were offered during the afternoon
on Saturday, April 27. Larry Brickey and the Baptist
Church family provided
Sunday morning services.
Afternoon worship was conducted by the United Methodist Church.
The Mound City Lions Club- Hosted a tenderloin dinner
for a fundraiser for its scholarship program and also for the
Mound City Nutrition Site in Mound City, MO, on Saturday,
April 27. Pictured above, left to right, are Elmer Barker,
Betty Russell, Mary Belle Carter, Marg Field, Coleen White
and Lion Wayne White.
Nutrition site news
Volunteers at the Nutrition
Site in Mound City during
the week of April 22, 2013,
were: Walt and Pat Groves,
Gene and Bev Miller, Herb
and Mary Ann Beggs, Bill
Golden, Addie Trimmer, Dee
Ann Heck, Alita Meyer, Yogi
Swymeler, Ardis Davis, Carolyn Roberts, Betty Russell,
Kenneth and Irene Caton,
Wayne White, Karra and Katie Smith, Linda Nauman,
Susan Rippen, Ed and Sandra Meng, Dave King, Greg
Biermann, Marj Field, Mary
Ann Beggs, Ernest Hester,
Gailen Robbins, Barb Flint,
and the Mound City Lions
Club.
Delivering meals the week
of May 6, 2013, will be:
Craig - Monday - Walt and
Pat Groves and Gene and
Bev Miller.
Mound City - Monday
and Tuesday - Mound City
Baptist Church (Larry and
Carol Brickey); Wednesday Mound City Schools; Thursday and Friday - Christian
Fellowship Church.
Oregon - Monday through
Friday - Woodville Presbyterian.
Forest City - Monday and
Tuesday - Open; Wednesday
and Thursday - Open; Friday
- Keith Knaak.
Gem of the Week: If you
find yourself in a hole, the
first thing to do is stop diggin’. The grand prize bingo
winner on Friday, April 26,
was Loretta Morris.
The Mound City Nutrition
Site recycles cell phones, ink
cartridges, and aluminum
cans for cancer (Helping
Hand) 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.
The May products of the
month are jams and jellies.
The drawing will be held Friday, May 31.
Upcoming activities at the
Mound City Nutrition Site
are:
May 6 - Exercises, 8:30
a.m.
May 7 - Voting, 8:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m.; Popcorn, lemonade
and music starting at 10:30
a.m.; Share embroidery, knitting, quilting, etc., sit a spell,
visit, share, 12:45 until 3:30
p.m.
May 8 - Exercises, 8:30
a.m.; Board meeting, 10:00
a.m.; Kendallwood Hospice
Blood Pressure Screening,
11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
May 9 - Popcorn, lemonade
and music starting at 10:30
a.m.
May 10 - Cinnamon rolls
and donuts, 8:30 a.m.
If anyone can volunteer
with preparing or serving
cinnamon rolls and/or donuts, please call Addie Trimmer at 660-442-5889.
The upcoming menu at the
site is:
Monday, May 6 - Hamburger steak with mushroom
gravy, baked potato, spinach,
peaches and cookie.
Tuesday, May 7 - Chicken
strips, lettuce and pea salad,
pickled beets, and pudding.
Wednesday, May 8 - Ham,
sweet potatoes, 3-bean salad
and fruit gelatin.
Thursday, May 9 - Ham
and beans, coleslaw, corn
bread and baked apples.
Friday, May 10 - Chef salad with ham, cheese, bolied
egg and tomato, club crackers, and green beans.
Good turnout for community meal
Lots of fellowship and partaking of food- Were enjoyed by
many local and area residents at the New Life Apostolic Assembly during the Mound City Community Fellowship meal on
Sunday, April 28, in Mound City, MO.
Members of the area community - Came together for fellowship during the Mound City Community Fellowship meal
on Sunday, April 28, at New Life Apostolic Assembly in Mound
City. With country style ham, fried chicken, salads and desserts, the turnout was amazing.
Ladies’ golf league starting soon
The Ladies’ Golf League
in Mound City will start on
Thursday, May 16. Kathy
Ungles was elected chairman and Bev Callow was
elected vice-chairman at the
last meeting. Nancy McCrory
will serve as scorekeeper for
the Ladies’ Golf League. The
ladies voted to start league
play on Thursday, May 16,
and will end play on Thursday, August 22, with a fun
night. League play starting
time is 5:30 p.m. Last year
there were seventeen teams
of three ladies on each team
and it is hoped to have more
teams this year.
Come join the fun on Thursday nights throughout the
summer. If interested in joining the ladies and forming
a team or keeping the same
ing notified by Mrs. Lentz.
The follow-up reviews will
be conducted privately with
CH-F staff at each school. The
schedule is as follows: • South
Holt R-1- Tuesday, April 30
• Craig R-3- Thursday, May
2
• Mound City R-2- Friday,
May 3
School nurse, Susan Lentz,
BSN RN, coordinated this
program with Ann Schlueter,
Outreach Coordinator for
CH-F. The goal is to provide
opportunities/information for
high school students to access
health risk factors and make
lifestyle changes to improve
their health.
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MRI or CAT scan for this procedure. Talk to your
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Home Cooked Lunch Specials Daily
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Thursday Night
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Evening Specials
Monday - Pizza & Wings (Happy Hour Prices All Evening)
Tuesday - Tacos
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An option to relieve severe back and neck
pain when surgery is not yet required.
Relief that some patients report is
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leave the hospital.
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Check it at the door follow-up
In the fall of 2012, area high
school students participated
in a program called “Check
It At The Door”. The program
was a cooperative effort between Community HospitalFairfax (CH-F), MO, and the
local school districts. The
program was designed to access students’ health risks for
heart disease. Screenings included blood sugar and cholesterol levels, nutritional habits,
family history, tobacco use and
other risk factors. Students
set goals for themselves to improve their personal health.
Students are reviewing
their goals with CH-F staff.
Each student completing the
review will receive a Worlds
of Fun or Schlitterbahn pass
in the mail for summer fun.
Last fall each school had a
$100 winner from those students who participated. The
reviews are only for students
who participated in the fall
screenings. Students needing
follow-up blood checks are be-
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contact the Mound City Golf
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Area Church
Information
CRAIG
Craig Presbyterian Church
Worship Service, 9:15 a.m.
Cliff McNair, Minister
Sharp’s Grove United Methodist Church
4.5 mi. north of Craig on Hwy. 59 • Rev. Jeremy Blevins
Craig Community Church of the Nazarene
105 S. Ensworth Street • Keith Knaak, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a.m., Worship Service, 11 a.m.
Wed. Night Bible Study, 5:30 p.m., Wed. Kingdom Kids, 3:30-5:00 p.m.,
Wed. Night Youth Group, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Church of God
Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., Worship, 11:00 a.m.
FILLMORE
The Lighthouse
Exit 65 on I-29 • Pastors Tim and Faith Uzzle
Sunday Worship: 10 a.m., Thurs. Bible Study: 7 p.m.
www.fillmorelighthousechurch.org
GRAHAM
Graham Union Church
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.
Evening Service, 6:30 p.m., Wednesday night, 7 p.m.
United Methodist Church
Connie Ury, Pastor
Sunday School, 9 a.m., Worship, 10:15 a.m.
MAITLAND
First Christian Church
Chronic back pain relief at
Community Hospital-Fairfax
What is on the “to-do list”?
Chances are one has a fulltime job, errands to run, a
carpool or chores around the
house. These days, life is one
long to-do list and if one has
back or neck pain, everything
on the list suddenly becomes
a lot harder to accomplish.
Community Hospital-Fairfax’s (CH-F), MO, to-do list
starts with helping patients
in all aspects of health care,
and that includes relief from
chronic back pain. That is
one of the reasons Director
of Radiology, Beth Mackey,
wants more people to know
about Lumbar Epidural Steroid injections, a progressive
pain management procedure
available through the radiology department.
“According to the Centers
for Disease Control, 29 million Americans suffer from
chronic back pain, but CH-F
has the tools to help treat it,”
Beth Mackey explained.
Lumbar Epidural Steroids
are an option for patients
with severe back and neck
pain when surgery is not
yet required. Patients with
chronic back problems can
talk to their primary care
physician or can request a referral to CH-F from their neurosurgeon or specialist for the
procedure.
The outpatient procedure
consists of a series of steroid
injections that take less than
an hour and is performed by
the radiologists from Diagnostic Radiology at CH-F.
“A lot of patients are surprised they feel so much better after treatment. CH-F is
able to get the medicine right
where it needs to be, so the
patient gets relief very quickly,” said Radiologist James
Smith, M.D.
Dr. Smith, along with his
team at Diagnostic Radiology
of Omaha, NE, are thrilled to
offer the Lumbar treatment
to CH-F patients.
“We really feel that this is a
good service for patients and
we want as many people as
possible to have access to it
and know that it is available.
It is our hope that we can
help patients feel better and
resume their normal daily activities. In some cases, we can
even help patients avoid surgery with periodic injections,”
Dr. Smith explained.
If one suffers from severe
back or neck pain that does
not improve after rest or has
pain after a fall or injury, consider talking to the doctor
and specialist about receiving
the Lumbar Epidural Steroid
procedure at CH-F. A doctor’s
referral and recent MRI or
CAT scan is required.
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.
United Methodist Church
217 S. Maple Avenue • Connie Ury, Pastor
Worship Service, 9 a.m.
MOUND CITY
Community of Christ
1410 Nebraska Street • Theresa Mackey, Pastor 660-446-2048
Christian Fellowship
18080 Hwy. 59 • Jim Brown, Minister
Senior High Youth, 7:00 p.m. • www.christian-fellowship.net
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
1413 Nebraska St. • Rev. Brian Lemcke
Bible Class or Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.
Worship Every Third Sunday, 7:00 p.m.
First Christian Church
402 E. 5th Street • Paul Grant, Pastor
Wednesdays- Bible Study, 12 p.m.
www.firstchristianmoundcity.org
Tri-City Friendship Center
hosts a Potato Bar
Members of the Tri-City Friendship Center- Hosted
a Potato Bar Sunday, April 28, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at
the Maitland, MO, Nutrition Site. The potato bar included
baked potatoes with all the trimmings, homemade salads
and pies. The Tri-City Friendship Center served 72 people,
making approximately $600.
Mound City Baptist Church
1308 Savannah Street • Pastor Nathan Lowe
Sunday School, 10:15 a.m., Worship Service, 11:15 a.m.
Tuesday Bible Study, Larry Brickey, 6:30 p.m.;
Acteens (K-12 Grades), 4:00 p.m. - 660-853-2089
Youth Group, 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
312 E. 7th St. • Pastor Jeremy Blevins
Sunday School, 9 a.m., Sunday Service, 10 a.m.
New Liberty and Big Lake Baptist
Churches
County Road 140 • Richard Lionberger, Pastor
Churches have now combined.
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
Benton Church
An 1880s Church in the 21st Century • Pastor Jim Broker
1/2 mile south of Squaw Creek Truck Plaza on Hwy. BB
Worship Service, 10:00 a.m. on 1st Sunday of each month
For information, call 660-928-3665
OREGON
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
303 Grand, Forest City • Father Peter Ullrich, OSB
Pastor and Parish Administrator
Oregon Church of the Nazarene
207 W. George • Keith Knaak, Pastor
Carly and Steven Edwards of Mound City are excited
to announce the arrival of their second son, Ryan Charles
Edwards. Ryan was born on Wednesday, April 17, 2013, at
10:27 a.m. at Heartland Regional Medical Center in St. Joseph, MO. He weighed six pounds, nine ounces, and was 22
inches long. Ryan was welcomed home by his big brother,
Jaxon Lee.
Celebrating Ryan’s arrival are proud grandparents, Debbie and Steve Loucks and Dana and Terry Edwards, all of
Mound City. Proud great-grandparents are Bob and Jeane
Crouse of Mound City and Bernard and Sue Heits of Rock
Port, MO.
Planting corn in wet soil
can damage root system
Missouri
corn
growers
chomping at the bit to plant
should practice patience to prevent harm to their plants’ root
systems.
University of Missouri (MU)
Extension cereal crops’ specialist, Brent Myers, and agronomy
specialist, Bill Wiebold, advise
growers not to plant too soon
when soils begin to dry. Planting and other traffic will compact wet soil. Roots in compacted, wet soil can’t grow properly
and are more vulnerable to disease.
Due to frequent rains and
low soil temperatures, corn
planting was only 8 percent
complete by mid-April, compared to 37 percent at this time
in 2012. However, last year’s
planting season should not be
used as a yardstick, Wiebold
says. The average over recent
years is only 17 percent.
“There’s no reason for alarm,”
Wiebold says. “Reasonably high
yields can be obtained when
corn is planted in mid to late
May.”
Wiebold has analyzed the
effects of corn planting dates
on yield in mid-Missouri and
found little difference for planting dates in April. From May
1 to June 1, corn yields decrease about 25 percent, and
decline more rapidly after that.
His data is averaged over five
Tri-City Friendship Center members- Helped serve at
the potato bar on Sunday, April 28, at the Nutrition Site
in Maitland, MO. Pictured above are, left to right, Maryann Linville, Anna Lea Lance, Virginia Lent, and Ramona
Shields.
O’ Come, Come, Come to the
church in the wildwood this
Sunday morning at 10 a.m.
and discover what a church
service was like 100 years ago.
It’s 1/2 mile south of
the truck stop near
Mound City on Hwy. BB.
Benton Church For more information, call
Jim Broker at 660-928-3665.
The Old Country Church
A meeting of the Graham,
MO, Community Betterment was held on Tuesday,
April 23, in the community
building. Richard Vogel presided with five others present. This group had a Bake
Sale at the April 6 Fish Fry.
The stool in the men’s
bathroom has been replaced
and a cooler in the kitchen
repaired. There will be a
June wedding in the building. The Lions Club is going
to spilt meetings between
this building and the new
Social Center across the
street. Terri Vogel is placing
the past Community Betterment scrapbooks on Facebook.
The Memorial Day Salad
Luncheon will be held on
Sunday, May 26. The charge
will be $9 for each adult and
children, $3 each. Serving
New Point Christian Church
24135 Stone Hill Rd. • Brian Buck, Minister
Fellowship Dinner, 4th Sunday of month following church
REGIONAL
River of Hope Fellowship
Presently meeting at: 304 East 4th St., Mound City
442-0197 or 442-6305 • Pastor David Showalter
SKIDMORE
St. Oswald’s-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church
30996 X Avenue, Skidmore, MO
2nd Sundays - 11 a.m., Morning Prayer service by Lay Reader
4th Sundays - 11 a.m., Eucharist Service
years, and at least four hybrids
were used in each year of the
study.
“As you might guess, differences occur among years for response of corn yield to planting
date,” Wiebold says. “Weather
conditions in July and early
August affect corn yield far
more than planting date, and
weather during those weeks
can mask the effects of the
planting date.” That makes it
difficult to predict how delayed
planting will affect corn yield.
Myers cautions growers
against a hasty decision to
switch corn acreage to other
crops such as soybeans. Results
vary among farmers and fields,
but MU data indicates that
there is still time to plant corn
as intended.
It may not make sense to
switch to early-maturing hybrids either, Wiebold says. “We
found that corn hybrids with
CRM (comparative relative
maturity) of 110 out-yielded
corn hybrids with CRM of 100
until the first week of June,”
he said, noting that early maturing hybrids are short, have
shorter kernel filling periods,
and should be planted at greater seeding rates. “We understand that drying costs are important,” he added. “Our data
focuses solely on yield comparisons.”
Graham news
Mound City United Methodist Church
New Life Apostolic Assembly
Edwards’ welcome home
second son April 17
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will start at 11 a.m.
Arbor Day was to be held
at the park on Sunday, April
28, at 2 p.m. Michelle Brown
was in charge. The advertising sign that was across
from the Methodist Church
is now in the park. A fence
may be placed around the
multi-purpose court. The
Lions Club may replace the
outhouse with a cement
block building. The next
meeting is Tuesday, May 28,
at 7 p.m.
Anna Lea Lance and Jenevieve Talbott traveled on a
bus trip through Oklahoma
to Texas with a destination
of San Antonio, TX, on Friday, April 5, through Friday,
April 12. Some of the sites
they enjoyed were the Gene
Autry Museum in Gene Autry, OK, and the Charreada
Rodeo. In Texas, they enjoyed the Riverwalk, Alamo,
San Jose Mission and the
Botanical Gardens. They
ate at a lot of good places
including the Mennonite
Restaurant and Dutch Pantry in Chouteau, OK, and an
Amish Restaurant in Clarita, OK.
Michelle Brown spent the
night of Saturday, April 20,
with her sister, Velinda, in
Kansas City, MO. They went
to the Nascar STP 400 Car
Race on Sunday, April 21, at
the Kansas Speedway. They
also enjoyed the “Sprint” experience.
Weather didn’t hurt first week turkey harvest
In spite of less than ideal weather, hunters shot
21,437 turkeys during the
first week of Missouri’s
three-week spring hunting
season.
This year’s first week
harvest is 328 fewer than
last year, a 1.5 percent decrease. That small difference is fairly insignificant,
according to Resource Scientist, Jason Isabelle, with
the Missouri Department
of Conservation. Isabelle
says the first-week harvest
number is encouraging considering the weather that
many hunters had to contend with.
“We had some very challenging hunting conditions
for much of the week,” says
Isabelle, “but still managed
to harvest about the same
number of turkeys that we
did on opening week last
year. At one point during
the week, we were 17 percent behind where we were
last year. The improved
conditions that we had this
past weekend, however
particularly on Saturday,
helped us to nearly catch
up to where we were at this
point one year ago.”
Isabelle, who oversees
the Conservation Department’s turkey management
program, says last year’s
turkey harvest was the
second to show an increase
since 2004. Jakes, as 1 yearold male turkeys are commonly known, made up 17
percent of this year’s first
week harvest compared to
26 percent last year.
“Jakes made up a smaller percentage of the opening week harvest than last
year,” says Isabelle, “but
the difference does not necessarily indicate that we
have fewer jakes on the
landscape. Prior to 2011’s
hatch, we hadn’t had good
turkey production for a
number of years. Because
Loess Hill Timber/
Prairie Field Day to be
held on Saturday, May 18
The Missouri Department
of Conservation (MDC) and
the Graves-Chapple Research Center will host a
Loess Hill Timber and Prairie Field Day on Saturday,
May 18, 2013, at Sly Fox
Farms near the GravesChapple Experiment Center.
MDC foresters will provide
advice and take participants
on a walk through the timber on private land in the
morning. Information on
proper timber management
including timber stand improvement, sales and how to
obtain a forest stewardship
plan will be covered with
plenty of time for questions.
The afternoon section will
focus on loess hill prairie
restoration. A walking tour
will cover work that has
been accomplished on three
different tracts of land. Discussions on the benefits and
problems associated with
restoration will be covered.
Other topics will be cost
share opportunities for both
timber and prairie. Lunch
will be provided by the
MDC. For more information
and further details, please
contact Jim Pierson, Private
Land Conservationist at
660-442-3173, ext. 114.
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This Week’s
History
Matt Buckminster of Skidmore, MO- Bagged an approximate 25 pound tom turkey west of Maitland, MO, on
Saturday, April 27. The tom also had two 9 inch beards.
of the improved hatch of
2011, jakes were readily
available during the 2012
season, and adult gobbler abundance was lower
than it typically would be,
so naturally hunters shot
more jakes. We had a second year of improved nesting success in 2012 and a
good carry-over of birds
from 2011. Hunters found
more 2 yearold gobblers
this year, and that took
some pressure off of our
2012 crop of jakes.”
Isabelle says weather
could still hold down this
year’s harvest, but with
relatively normal conditions, especially on weekends, hunters could easily
top last year’s end of season turkey kill.
“If the weather cooperates, I could certainly see a
spring harvest that exceeds
the last couple of years,”
Isabelle says. “Hunters still
have the majority of the season ahead of them. As the
season progresses, there
will be more hens nesting,
which leaves gobblers by
themselves and more likely
to respond to hunters’ calls.
This fact, coupled with less
hunting pressure during
the last couple weeks of the
season, can make for some
outstanding hunting conditions.”
Missouri’s top three turkey harvest counties in
the first week of the season were Franklin with
560 turkeys checked, Texas
with 444, and Ste. Genevieve with 413. The Conservation Department recorded no firearms related
hunting incidents during
the first week of the season. Holt County checked
123 turkeys the first week
of the season.
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From the Mound City News archives
50 Years Ago - 1963
• Jack A. Kinder, a graduate of Mound City High
School, was named superintendent of schools at
Newton, Kansas.
• A great act of kindness was performed for the
Rev. Charles R. Hagee and his family. Rev. Hagee
had been very ill during recent months. Friends and
neighbors gathered to build a half-mile of new fence
between the Hagee and Emory Smith farms.
• Wilbur Heitman, president of the Craig R-III Alumni Association, announced that the annual banquet
would be held May 18 at the Craig School.
• The fireman who jumped from the moving train
that was incorrectly guided onto a side track at Bigelow because of an open switch died at a Kansas City hospital. The open switch was blamed for
a head-on accident which resulted in a passenger
train striking a parked freight engine.
• Schoonover’s DX advertised a hunter’s special for
the weekend. The purchase of 10 gallons of gasoline
would make customers eligible to buy a box of dove
or quail loaded shotgun shells for only $1.60.
25 Years Ago - 1988
• The Big Lake Dining Lodge opened for business
again after having been closed for approximately 1
1/2 years for major renovation. The restaurant was
redesigned to better accommodate large groups at
banquets, to be open seven days a week, and to feature a full menu, specials, and buffet.
• Four freshman students from Holt County high
schools were among the students statewide who
attended the 1st Annual Missouri State Youth Government Day in Jefferson City. Those selected to attend were Jane Dudeck, South Holt R-I; Marde Kent,
Craig R-III; Mike Ball, Holt County R-II; and Troy
Brady, Nodaway-Holt R-VII.
• Stephanie Miller of Barnes Realty was named Secretary of the Year by KSFT 105 Radio Station in St.
Joseph.
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SHILOH SCHOOL REUNION
Phil Blazer identified several in this photo (left) as his
Dad, Frank, was in the group along with several other family relatives. Verna and Eddie Young also provided additional information. Anyone else knowing other names are
welcome to stop by the Genealogy Center on Wednesdays,
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Back Row: Left to Right: Frank Blazer, unknowns, Francis Thompson on the end. Third Row: Milo Blazer, Lola
Richards. Second Row: Doris Meyer Williams, Opal Armentrout, Ellen Varvel, Elburn Morris. First Row: Minnie
Blazer Ball, Ruth Fogg, Glen Trimmer, Glen Mohler.
WAS COTTONWOOD SCHOOL ONCE CALLED BEL AIR??
Sharon Adkins, Kennewick, WA, recently was met in Mound City, MO, by Norma Jean McCurry and Angela Brook to
pass on to the society a wonderful collection of historical documents. Ms. Adkins is a descendant of Judge Asa Turpin
(1844-1920), who is buried in the IOOF Cemetery in Craig, MO. She brought family histories, artifacts, and photos to donate. Also included in the collection were three fragile Cottonwood School ledgers dated in the early 1870s that included
many pioneer names. Daniel Smith (1826-1906), who is buried in the Tarkio Chapel Cemetery north of Fortescue, MO,
was chairman of the school board. An interesting note is that several record pages list the name of the school, not Cottonwood, but Bel Air. Cottonwood was located west of Bigelow. Anyone with ancestors who lived in the area are sure to
find a familiar name.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Eddie and Verna Young brought by the history booklet of the Nazarene Church in Mound City. Pages were copied to add
to the church history files.
If anyone has any information about any of these items please call 660-442-5949.
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• Students at Holt County R-II had an educational
program on AIDS presented by the Good Samaritan
Project in Kansas City. The program was coordinated
by Susan Lentz, R.N., school nurse.
• The third annual Panther Relays was set for Saturday, April 30.
10 Years Ago - 2003
• Matt Rosenbohm, rural Graham, MO, was named
Area 1 Star in Agribusiness at the Missouri FFA Convention.
• The Mound City Police Department received a
new Dell computer and a color printer and scanner to go with it. Officer Scott Wedlock reported the
equipment was supplied free to the city as part of the
Locater program at the National Center for Missing
and Exploited Children.
• Kris Grimm and DeTania Lawson were Craig’s
Prom King and Queen.
• The new Kwik Zone convenience store was taking
shape at the 118 Highway entrance to Mound City.
The $1.6 million project would create new jobs for
14 to 18 full-time employees.
• Holt County commissioners bought six new Dell
computers and a server for $13,561 to upgrade the
computer system used in the offices of the treasurer,
collector, assessor, and clerk.
Spring clean-up was a success
MoDOT flushing bridges
in Holt County
Mound City residents, left to right, John Killin, Kelly
Graves, and Jim Krueger- Helped dispose of household
items from pickups and trailers for the spring clean-up at
the swimming pool parking lot on Sunday afternoon, April
28.
Mound City’s spring clean-up- Was held Sunday, April
28, at the swimming pool parking lot. The residents of the
community did a successful job at bringing furniture, televisions, trash, appliances, iron, scrap metal and batteries
for disposal. There were plenty of helpers and everyone enjoyed the nice weather.
Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT)- Crew
members flushed the bridge along Highway 118 in Mound City,
MO, on Tuesday, April 30. MoDOT will be on various routes
flushing bridges through Friday, May 3, in Holt County.
Craig R-3 graduation approaching
On Friday, May 10, at 7 p.m., the seniors from Craig, MO,
R-3 will be receiving their high school diplomas during graduation exercises at the school gymnasium. The speaker for the
evening will be Brian Weidmer.
Brian is the 7-12 Social Studies teacher at Craig R-3 and
one of the senior class sponsors. When speaking at graduation,
he will be reading memories from the senior class, as well as
memories current and former teachers have of this year’s graduating class. He will add a little something along with it, to tie
in with the theme of making memories.
Brian grew up in Troy, KS, before going to Highland Community College to earn his Associate degree in Secondary Education. After Highland, he attended Missouri Western State
University where he obtained his bachelor’s degree in History
with an emphasis in Education. This is Brian’s fourth year of
teaching at Craig.
Antique, Household, Toys & Shop AUCTION
Saturday, May 4, 2013 • 10:00 a.m.
DUE TO THE WEATHER, THE SHOP AND FARM ITEMS
WILL SELL AT THE FARM AT 10 A.M. THE HOUSEHOLD,
FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES WILL SELL AT THE T.J.
HALL BUILDING IN OREGON, MO, ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE SQUARE BEGINNING AT 11 A.M.
Location: 26626 Hwy. 59, Oregon, MO
Take Hwy. 59 north of Oregon approximately two miles. (West side of Hwy. 59)
Featuring: Antique furniture and small items, plus nice furniture,
appliances, household items and farm tools.
Note: We’ll sell the shop items first, then on to the household items. - Greg
Milan and Elizabeth Boswell Estate
Lunch on grounds. Cash or personal check, no credit cards, please.
All statements made sale day take precedence over printed material.
Auction Managed & Conducted By: Greg Clement Auctions LLC
AUCTIONEERS:
Greg Clement, Maitland, MO, 660-442-5436, cell 816-387-3652;
Chance Clement, Skidmore, MO, 660-853-1868; and
Justin Gregory, Mayetta, KS, 785-250-8412
Pics. & Info.: www.clementauction.com • e-mail: [email protected]
Mark Niewald to Jeffrey
Verbick and Devon Verbick,
Oregon, MO; The East 69 feet
of Lots 2 and 3 in Block 11 in
the original town of Oregon.
Jeffrey Verbick and Devon
Verbick to Mark Niewald,
Oregon, MO; The West Half
of Lots 6 and 7 in Block 6 in
the original town of Oregon.
George T. Sinkhorn and
Verna G. Sinkhorn to Virginia W. Wilcoxson and Robert
Wilcoxson, Mound City, MO;
All of Lots 4, 5 and 6 in Block
12 in Mound City Extension
Company in Mound City.
Gene
Edward
Moore,
Deceased, by Affidavit, to
Jeanne L. Moore, Mound
City; Undivided 1/3 Interest
of South 67 feet of North Half
Fraction in Block 9 in the
original town of Mound City;
UPCOMING AUCTIONS
ON THE LOT
2012 Chevy Captiva LTZ, AWD, Leather, Sun Roof, Backup
Camera........................ New MSRP..........$33,009
Special Sale Price..........$23,995
2012 Captiva SUV, FWD, V-6, 6,000 Miles.............$17,995
2012 Captiva SUV, FWD, 4 Cyl., 26,000 Miles.......$17,995
2012 Suburban, 4x4........................................$37,995
2012 Cruze.......................................................$14,995
2012 Cruze RS, Leather, Sun Roof.....................$17,995
2012 Traverse, AWD.........................................$29,995
2012 Equinox...................................................$24,995
An abundance of items- Were looked over carefully by
the many shoppers on Saturday, April 27, during the community-wide garage sale that was held in the Historic City
Hall in Forest City, MO. With the temperature being a little
chilly that morning, it was a great time to do a little garage
selling. Shoppers named their own prices during the event.
Holt County real estate transfers
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The Riverbend Extension Company- Hosted a community-wide garage sale on Saturday, April 27, at the Historic City
Hall in Forest City, MO. Members of the Riverbend Extension
Company pictured are, back row, standing left to right, Cecilia Fink, Bonnie Gordon and Peggy Ann Edwards; front row,
Ellen Kneale, and Darith Buckles. The garage sale proceeds
went to the Drug Store Museum in Forest City.
Riverbend Extension holds
community-wide sale
2010 Traverse, AWD.........................................$26,995
2008 Silverado 3500, Ext. Cab, 4x4, Dually, Flat Bed, Low
Miles..............................................................$24,995
2013 Dodge Journey, AWD, 9,000 Miles.............$23,995
2013 Dodge Dart...............................................$16,495
2013 Malibu Eco, Leather....................................$24,995
2012 Impala......................................................$14,695
2012 Chrysler 200, 4-Door.................................$15,995
2012 Avenger, Heated Seats...............................$15,995
2010 Ram 1500, Crew Cab.................................$25,995
2011 Silverado 2500, Ext. Cab, 4x4, Low Miles,
Diesel.............................................................$37,995
2012 Caravan, Power Doors...............................$19,995
2012 Challenger SXT..........................................$22,995
2011 Charger, 4-Door,......................Reduced to $18,995
2010 Charger.....................................................$14,995
2010 Avalanche, AWD, Leather...........................$29,995
2010 Edge Limited.............................................$20,995
2009 Silverado, Crew Cab, 4x4...........................$22,995
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Mound City License Bureau • 302 Nebraska St. • Mound City, MO • 660-442-5531
Undivided 1/3 Interest of the
Northeast 60 feet of Lot 2 in
Block 25 in the original town
of Mound City; Undivided 1/3
Interest of the Northeast 60
feet of Lot 3 in Block 25 in
the original town of Mound
City.
Mina F. Yeager to Charlee
M. Garst, James F. Garst and
Dayan Garst, Rock Port, MO;
All of Lot 61 except the South
25 feet in the Ideker Subdivision located in the Northwest
Quarter of Section 19, Township 61 North, Range 39 West
and the Northwest Quarter
of Section 24, Township 61
North, Range 40 West, all in
Holt County, Missouri.
Stephen Timothy Haer,
Shirley R. Haer, Marcus
Leslie Haer, and Brenda F.
Haer to Rob Properties, LLC,
Maryville, MO; A tract of
land in Section 28, Township
62, Range 40.
In RE: Survey For Brad
Younger to Brad Younger;
Section 20, Township 59,
Range 37.
Caleb Robert Morris, By
Successor Trustee, to National Association, JPMorgan
Chase Bank, Columbus, OH;
A tract of land in the East
Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 6, Township 61,
Range 37.
John Columbus Patterson
Revocable Trust, By Trustee,
to Randy Neal Patterson and
Rex Allen Patterson, Maitland, MO; Undivided OneHalf Interest of a tract in the
Southwest Quarter of Section
4, Township 61, Range 37;
Undivided One-Half Interest
of the South Half of Section
5, Township 61, Range 37.
Rex A. Patterson and Kim
L. Patterson to Rex A. Patterson, T.O.D, St. Joseph,
MO; A tract of land in Southwest Quarter of Section 4,
Township 61, Range 37, and
the South Half of Section 5,
Township 61, Range 37.
Randy N. Patterson and
Cynthia G. Patterson to Randy N. Patterson Declaration
of Trust, Maitland, MO; The
Southwest Quarter of Section 4, Township 61, Range
37, and South Half of Section
5, Township 61, Range 37.
Randy N. Patterson and
Cynthia G. Patterson to Randy N. Patterson Declaration
of Trust and Cynthia G. Patterson Declaration of Trust;
Beginning at a point on the
section line, 1,101.1 feet East
of the Northwest corner of
the East Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 6,
Twonship 61 North, of Range
37 West of the 5th P.M., see
record for full description.
Jeanette Smock Trust, By
Successor Trustee, to Robert
Charles Smock, Joshua R.
Smock, and Travis W. Smock,
Maitland; Tract 1: Lot 2 of the
Northeast Quarter of Section
28, see record for full description. Tract 2: All that part of
the following described tract
lying West of the right-of-way
of Chicago, Burlington, and
Quincy Railroad Company,
to-wit: The Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
of Section 28, see record for
full description. Tract 3: The
Southwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter of Section 28, Township 63, Range
37. Tract 4: The South 17
acres of Lot 1 in the Northwest Fractional Quarter of
Section 27, see record for full
description. Tract 5: Lot 1
of the Northwest Quarter of
Section 34, and all that part
of the Northeast Quarter of
Dr. Erica Gillette is welcoming
expectant mothers at Northwest
Health Services on Fridays.
Appointments may be scheduled by
calling (660) 686-2276
26136 US Hwy 59, Fairfax, Mo.
660-686-2776
Section 33, as lies East of the
right-of-way of the Nodaway
Valley Railroad, see record
for full description. Tract 6:
An undivided one-fourth interest in the following tract:
All of Lot 1 of the Northwest
Quarter of Section 27, Township 63, Range 37, as lies
West of the Nodaway River
Ditch. Tract 7: All of that portion of the Easterly 50 feet of
Burlingtion Northern Railroad Company’s Maitland to
Skidmore, MO, Branch Line
right-of-way, now discontinued, being 50 feet wide on
each side of the main track
centerline, as originally located and constructed, which
lies in the North Half of the
Southeast Quarter of Section
28, Township 63, Range 37,
see record for full description. Tract 8: A strip of land
100 feet in width, being 50
feet wide on each side of the
track centerline of the Burlingtion Northern Railroad
Company’s Maitland to Skidmore, MO, Branch Line, now
removed, in 28, Township 63,
Range 37, see record for full
description.
William J. Smock Trust, By
Successor Trustee, to Robert
Charles Smock, Maitland,
MO; Tract 1: Lot 2 of the
Northeast Quarter of Section
28, see record for full description. Tract 2: All that part of
the following described tract
lying West of the right-of-way
of Chicago, Burlington, and
Quincy Railroad Company,
to-wit: The Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
of Section 28, see record for
full description. Tract 3: The
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there for my patients every step
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Holt County traffic violations
The following traffic violations that occurred in Holt
County were paid through the
Missouri Judiciary Fine Collection Center:
Jose Hinojosa HernandezOf Bellevue, NE, Driver Fail to
Secure Child Under 8 years old
in Child Restraint or Booster
Seat. Case filed on March 2,
2013. Case disposed on April 8,
2013. Fine Amount: $20.50.
Jose Hinojosa HernandezOf Bellevue, NE, Driver Fail to
Seat. Case filed on March 2,
2013. Fine Amount: $20.50.
Brian A. Hough- Of Olathe,
KS, Exceeded Posted Speed
Limit (Exceeded by 11 - 15
mph). Case filed on March 30,
2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Keri Ann Hull- Of Bellevue,
WA, Exceeded Posted Speed
2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Derek A. Jones- Of Olathe,
KS, Exceeded Posted Speed
2013. Case disposed on April
10, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Stephanie R. King- Of
Omaha, NE, Exceeded Posted
Speed Limit (Exceeded by 20 25 mph). Case filed on March
26, 2013. Case disposed on April
9, 2013. Fine Amount: $155.50.
Eric James Knight- Of
Roeland Park, KS, Exceeded
Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded
by 16 - 19 mph). Case filed on
March 20, 2013. Case disposed
on April 9, 2013. Fine Amount:
$80.50.
Brett Anthony Los- Of
Lake Zurich, IL, Pursuing/Taking/Killed/Possessed or Disposed of Wildlife Illegally. Case
filed on March 9, 2013. Case
disposed on April 4, 2013. Fine
Amount: $74.50.
Katelyn
P. Menolascino- Of Omaha, NE, Exceeded
April 5, 2013. Case disposed on
April 10, 2013. Fine Amount:
$155.50.
Mary P. Roelker- Of Bellevue, NE, Exceeded Posted Speed
10, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Neil A. Russell- Of Falls
City, NE, Drove Wrong Direction on Highway Divided Into
Two Or More Roadways. Case
Amount: $30.50.
Frank Montez Smith- Of
Vernon, AL, Exceeded Posted
9, 2013. Fine Amount: $155.50.
Larry E. Smith- Of Kansas City, MO, Exceeded Posted
Speed Limit (Exceeded by 16 -
19 mph). Case filed on March
8, 2013. Fine Amount: $80.50.
Marc N. Sobeski- Of Fox
Point, WI, Pursuing/Taking/
Killed/Possessed or Disposed of
Wildlife Illegally. Case filed on
$249.50.
Bradley Gene Thomas- Of
Douglas, ND, Exceeded Posted
8, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
John Milton Thomas- Of
Gretna, NE, Failed to Stop for
a Stop Sign At Stop Line/Before
Crosswalk/Point Nearest Intersection. Case filed on March 31,
2013. Fine Amount: $30.50.
Meagan Elizabeth TurnerOf Saint Charles, MO, Exceeded Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded by 11 - 15 mph). Case filed on
$55.50.
Carlos Yepiz Lagarda- Of
Kansas City, MO, Driver Fail to
Seat. Case filed on February 2,
2013. Fine Amount: $20.50.
Nathan Aguilar Villanueva- Of Council Bluffs, IA, Exceeded Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded by 11 - 15 mph). Case
Amount: $55.50.
Curtis G. Alvarez-Hall- Of
Speed Limit (Exceeded by 11
- 15 mph). Case filed on February 27, 2013. Case disposed on
$55.50.
Mallory
Joanne
Bennett- Of Olathe, KS, Exceeded
$55.50.
Emmett L. Davidson- Of
Hastings, NE, Driver/Front
Seat Passenger Fail to Wear
Properly
Adjusted/Fastened
Safety Belt. Case filed on March
17, 2013. Fine Amount: $10.00.
Benjamin R. Egeland- Of
17, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Raymond I. Harrower- Of
20, 2013. Case disposed on
$155.50.
Harold Lawrence Hendrix- Of Maryville, MO, Exceeded Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded by 20 - 25 mph). Case
Amount: $155.50.
Melissa Carol Hinton-
Secretarial disaster
declaration
The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture designated Nebraska
counties as primary agricultural natural disaster areas making certain farmers and other
agricultural producers in the
counties eligible for low-interest emergency loans from United States Department of Agriculture (USDA’s) Farm Service
Agency (FSA), in addition to
other disaster programs. One
county in Missouri was designated as a contiguous natural
disaster area due to damages
and losses caused by drought
which occurred April 2, 2013,
and continuing. Producers in
contiguous counties may also be
eligible for programs based on
this designation. The contiguous county is Atchison County,
MO.
All counties that were designated natural disaster areas on
April 10, 2013, make all qualified farm operators in the designated areas eligible for low
interest emergency (EM) loans
from USDA’s FSA, provided
eligibility requirements are
met. Farmers in eligible counties have eight months from the
date of the declaration to apply
for loans to help cover part of
their actual losses. FSA will
consider each loan application
on its own merits, taking into
account the extent of losses, security available and repayment
ability.
Loans for physical losses
must be used to replace or repair damage to buildings, fences
or to compensate the farmer for
losses of basic livestock, stored
crops, or supplies on hand,
equipment, etc., that was lost
due to the disaster. Loans for
production losses may also be
used to buy feed, seed, fertilizer,
livestock or to make payments
on real estate or chattel debts.
Generally, loans for production
losses cannot be approved until crops have completed their
production cycle or have been
harvested.
In order to qualify, a farmer
must have suffered a 30 percent
loss in production or an actual
physical loss that was essential
to the successful operation of
the farm.
Interested farmers may contact the Atchison County FSA
office at (660) 744-5328 for further information on eligibility
requirements and application
procedures for these and other
programs or visit www.fsa.
usda.gov.
Of Sioux Falls, SD, Exceeded
$55.50.
Kolby Max Jenkins- Of
Maryville, MO, Exceeded Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded by 16
- 19 mph). Case filed on March
11, 2013. Fine Amount: $80.50.
Kolby Max Jenkins- Of
Maryville, MO, Failed to Place
Vehicle Not In Motion As Near
Right Hand Side Of Highway
As Practicable.Case filed on
$30.50.
Larae Pamela Jones- Of
Council Bluffs, IA, Exceeded
$55.50.
Robert George McCracken- Of Bigelow, AR, Failed to
Display Plates on Motor Vehicle/Trailer. Case filed on April
15, 2013. Fine Amount: $30.50.
Robert M. Mulvey- Of Kansas City, MO, Exceeded Posted
Speed Limit (Exceeded by 11 15 mph). Case filed on April 2,
17, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Henry L. Nelson- Of Saint
Louis, MO, Exceeded Posted
- 15 mph). Case filed on February 14, 2013. Case disposed on
$55.50.
Judy C. Niemackl- Of
Shawnee, KS, Exceeded Posted
$155.50.
Aaron R. Offutt- Of Lawrence, KS, Exceeded Posted
- 15 mph). Case filed on January 25, 2013. Case disposed on
$55.50.
Richard
Tyler
Parga
Owen- Of San Diego, CA, Exceeded Posted Speed Limit (Ex-
ceeded by 16 - 19 mph). Case
Amount: $80.50.
Jessica Maria Peavler- Of
Sedalia, MO, Exceeded Posted
$155.50.
Matthew K. Powers- Of
Speed Limit (Exceeded by 20 25 mph). Case filed on March 6,
2013. Fine Amount: $155.50.
Stephen P. Reynolds- Of
Kansas City, KS, Driver/Front
Seat Passenger Fail to Wear
Properly
Adjusted/Fastened
Safety Belt. Case filed on
$10.00.
Scot A. Stengel- Of Scottsbluff, NE, Exceeded Posted
- 15 mph). Case filed on March
11, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Gilberto Teixeira- Of Overland Park, KS, Exceeded Posted
17, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Roland Gordon Thon- Of
Papillion, NE, Exceeded Posted
15, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Matthew Alan Thornton- Of Lawrence, KS, Failed
to Drive Within Right Lane Of
Highway With Two or More
Lanes in Same Direction. Case
filed on April 4, 2013. Case disposed on April 16, 2013. Fine
Amount: $30.50.
Robin Lee Wheeler- Of
Faucett, MO, Exceeded Posted
14, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Melissa Anne Wiley- Of
Westboro, MO, Exceeded Posted
Speed Limit (Exceeded by 11 15 mph). Case filed on February
17, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Margaret M. Beacom- Of
22, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Rachel N. Covington- Of
Kansas City, MO, Exceeded
$80.50.
Gregory Joseph DannerOf North Sioux City, SD, Exceeded Posted Speed Limit (Exceeded by 16 - 19 mph). Case
Amount: $80.50.
Kimberly Kay Day- Of
Saint Joseph, MO, Weight on
Axle Group Exceeded Limit For
Highway. Case filed on March
$625.00.
Jasmine Marie Gatson- Of
Speed Limit (Exceeded by 6 -10
18, 2013. Fine Amount: $30.50.
Byron Johnson JohnsonOf Buena Park, CA, Failed to
Display Plates on Motor Vehicle/Trailer. Case filed on April
23, 2013. Fine Amount: $30.50.
Julio Cesar Jordan- Of
Madison, NE, Exceeded Posted
19, 2013. Fine Amount: $55.50.
Antaya Elaine KeownRogers- Of Kansas City, MO,
Exceeded Posted Speed Limit
(Exceeded by 16 - 19 mph). Case
Amount: $80.50.
Katelyn M. Kynion- Of
Olathe, KS, Exceeded Posted
$155.50.
Shannon J. Lafollette- Of
Saint Joseph, MO, Operated
Motor Carrier Vehicle With Vision Reducing Damage/Vision
Discoloration/Glazing Covered.
Case filed on February 25,
23, 2013. Fine Amount: $30.50.
Kalab Brian Long- Of Fairfax, MO, Driver/Front Seat Passenger Fail to Wear Properly
Adjusted/Fastened Safety Belt.
Case filed on March 21, 2013.
Case disposed on April 20,
2013. Fine Amount: $10.00.
Thomas Darann MartinOf Kansas City, MO, Failed to
Equip Car/Truck/Bus With 2
Approved
Headlamps/Each
Side/On Same Level. Case filed
on April 3, 2013. Case disposed
$20.50.
William Wesley Nicks- Of
Clarinda, IA, Failed to Display
Plates on Motor Vehicle/Trailer.
Case filed on March 13, 2013.
Case disposed on April 23,
2013. Fine Amount: $30.50.
Bobby R. Purcell- Of Amazonia, MO, Failed to Register
Motor Vehicle. Case filed on
$30.50.
Breauna Tyleen Sneed- Of
$155.50.
Drew Alan Wriston- Of
Belton, MO, Exceeded Posted
22, 2013. Fine Amount: $80.50.
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Public Meetings
Reduced Potential Routes for Midwest Transmission Project
A joint project of Kansas City Power & Light and Omaha Public Power District
We invite you to attend the final round of public open house meetings for the Midwest Transmission
Project (MTP), a proposed electric transmission line through northwest Missouri and southeast Nebraska. At the meetings MTP project planners will provide the latest information about the project,
show the network of reduced potential routes, answer questions and accept comments on the project.
These meetings are open to the public and informal; you may arrive anytime during the meeting.
Monday, May 6- Auburn, NE
Monday, May 13- Fairfax, MO
3:30 – 7:30 p.m.
3:30– 7:30 p.m.
The Wellness Center of Nemaha County
Fairfax High School Gym
601 J Street, Auburn, NE 68305
500 Main Street, Fairfax, MO 64446
Tuesday, May 7- Maryville, MO
Tuesday, May 14- Cameron, MO
3:30 – 7:30 p.m.
3:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Maryville High School Commons
United Methodist Church of Cameron
1503 S Munn Avenue, Maryville, MO 64468
201 N. Pine, Cameron, MO 64429
Thursday, May 9- King City, MO
Thursday, May 16- Lawson, MO
3:30 – 7:30 p.m.
3:30 – 7:30 p.m.
King City Elementary School Gym
Lawson High School Commons
300 N. Grand Avenue, King City, MO 64463
600 Bob Gill Drive, Lawson, MO 64062
To see maps of the reduced potential routes and to find out more about MTP:
· Project website: www.midwesttransmissionproject.com
· Email: [email protected]
· Toll-free project hotline: (855) 222-1291
The Midwest Transmission Project will enhance regional electric power reliability and security, supporting
economic growth and electricity needs in the Midwest.
Anyone needing project information or special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) may contact Joab Ortiz
at 816-349-6766 or via email at [email protected]. Requests should be made no later than May 3, 2013.
Gavin Summers, left, and Matthew Grover, rightPush hard for the finish line during the 200 meter dash at
the 2nd Annual Elementary Track Meet on Saturday, April
27, at the Mound City Track in Mound City, MO. Matthew
ran hard for 5th place with a time of 35.81.
Kaci Billings of Maitland,
MO- Took a running start
at the long jump event during the 2nd Annual Elementary Track Meet on Saturday,
April 27, in Mound City, MO.
Dakota
Bammer
of
Mound City, MO- Makes
a good jump during the 2nd
Annual Elementary Track
Meet on Saturday, April 27,
at the Mound City track.
2nd Annual Elementary Track Meet draws a large crowd
Pictured above (standing) is Dave Fast, CH-F Radiology Tech - Demonstrating how a portable x-ray machine
On Saturday, April 27, at the
would work on a patient as the Craig elementary first gradtrack
in Mound City, MO, 153
ers look on. Students, from left to right, are: Destini Wilchildren
participated in the 2nd
liams, Quinton Livengood, Zackery Stevens and Kinsey
Annual
Elementary
Track Meet
Niedfeldt.
on an overcast cool morning.
By the time the running events
started, it had warmed up nicely.
The event was organized as a
fundraiser for new weight room
equipment at Mound City R-2.
Mrs. Schlapia’s Craig, MO, x-rays look like and why This year the event raised over
elementary first graders blood is taken while in the $2,000 from entry fees, admisvisited Community Hospi- hospital from CH-F’s radi- sions, concessions, and the field
tal-Fairfax, MO (CH-F), on ology and laboratory staff, goal kicker contest. Ryan OsMonday, April 22, for Pedi- the first graders had fun burn is the regining champ of
atric Orientation. Pediatric with wheelchair rides and the field goal kicking contest
Orientation is a great way got the chance to give their with a kick from the 30 yard line.
for children to familiarize teacher a pretend shot. They
The event was held for chilthemselves with the hospi- also dressed up as doctors, dren preschool age through
patients and the patients’ sixth grade. Medals were given
tal and staff.
After learning about what parents.
to the 1st through 3rd place winners from each event.
The following is a list of the top
six finishers in each of the events
at the 2nd Annual Mound City
Elementary track meet:
5th-Kadee Crider 9.37
6th-Kenedie Summers 9.96
100 Meter Dash
1st-Paycee Slusher 17.09 (new
record)
2nd-Sydney Meadows 18.38
3rd-Kenedie Summers 18.61
4th-Ashlynn Welcome 19.00
5th-Elizabeth Laukemper 20.00
6th-Lauren Quinlin 20.25
Standing Long Jump
1st-Paycee Slusher 5’7” (new record)
2nd-Kenedie Summers 5’2”
3rd-Haley Noland 4’11”
4th-Elizabeth Laukemper 4’10”
5th-Kadee Crider 4’6.5”
6th-Abby Sipes 4’4.5”
Tennis Ball Throw
1st-Kadee Crider 55’8”
2nd-Jordan Meng 48’5”
3rd-Zoey Prussman 44’5”
4th-Hattie Jo Luce 42’1”
5th-Lauren Quinlin 36’2”
6th-Maddie Runde 35’4”
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2nd-Mylee Prussman 4’
4th-Reese Morris 6’9”
3rd-Emerson Courtney 3’10.5”
5th-Ashlynn Evans 6’8”
4th-Savannah Jones 3’10”
6th-Laci Kurtz 6’7”
5th-Maggie Osburn 3’7”
Softball Throw
6th-Devan Young and Hailey 1st-Sara Wilson 74’5”
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2nd-Alaina Poppa 69’8”
Tennis Ball Throw
3rd-Aviree Roup 64’4”
1st-Mylee Prussman 36’7”
4th-Bailey Long 53’1”
2nd-Brailey Poppa 31’5”
5th-Emma Long 51’2”
3rd-Maggie Osburn 21’3”
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6th-Lynden Prussman 51’
4th-Izzy Luce 20’10”
100 Meter Dash
5th-Devan Young 19’9”
1st-Sara Wilson 17.44
6th-Juli Miles 18’1”
2nd- Cholee Prussman 17.47
50 Meter Dash
3rd-Aviree Roup 17.50
1st-Mylee Prussman 10.94
4th-Rachel Ottman 17.90
2nd-Devan Young 11.86
5th-Reese Morris 18.84
3rd-Izzy Luce 12.06
6th-Leva Harris 19.27
4th-Savannah Jones 12.19
200 Meter Dash
5th-Brailey Poppa 12.35
1st-Aviree Roup 35.77
6th-Reese Miles 12.38
2nd-Cholee Prussman 36.27
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3rd-Hannah Wedlock 16.02
4th-Halle Clement 16.64
5th-Alexi Welcome 16.73
6th-Paige Stoner 17.06
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1st-Emma Derr 33.06 (new record)
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800 Meter Run
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2nd-Victoria Nauman 2:56.10
3rd-Anna Gladstone 3:23.25
Boys’ Events
Preschool &
Kindergarten
Standing Long Jump
1st-Tait Morris 4’6”
2nd-Cole Medsker 4’4”
3rd-Creyton Roup 4’
4th-Landon Noland 3’10.5”
5th-Rowen Derr 3’10”
6th-Kaedyn Courtney 3’9”
Tennis Ball Throw
1st-Jaydin Burnett 55’7”
2nd-Landon Noland 52’3”
3rd-Cole Medsker 51’10”
4th-Creyton Roup 50’10”
5th-Jacob Hall 49’9”
6th-Rowen Derr 40’8”
50 Meter Dash
1st-Jaydin Burnett 10.34
2nd-Conner Tubbs 10.56
3rd-Landon Noland 10.63
4th-Cole Medsker 10.70
5th-Jacob Hall 10.72
6th-Rowen Derr 10.86
1st & 2nd Grade
50 Meter Dash
1st-Trevor Tubbs 8.54 (new
record)
2nd-Kendall Noland 8.84
3rd-Weston Klosek 8.86
4th-Jayce Mitchell 8.95
5th-Eli Caton 9.14
6th-Conner Brown 9.30
100 Meter Dash
1st-Trevor Tubbs 16.63 (tied
Brendon Tubbs’ old record)
2nd-Kendall Noland 16.66
3rd-Eli Caton 17.53
4th-Weston Klosek 17.70
5th-Maverick Binder 17.90
6th-Conner Brown 17.91
Standing Long Jump
1st-Bryson Tenney 5’4” (new
record)
2nd-Tylynn Prussman 5’1.5”
3rd-Zane Crider 5’1.25”
4th-Kendall Noland 5’1”
5th-Zander Howell 4’7”
6th-Cade Kurtz 4’3”
Tennis Ball Throw
1st-Maverick Binder 99’6” (new
record)
2nd-Weston Klosek 91’8”
3rd-Cole Gillenwater 72’8”
4th-Trevor Tubbs 70’9”
5th-Zander Howell 66’9”
6th-Zane Crider 65’5”
2nd-Landon Poppa 16.01
3rd-Brendon Tubbs 16.07
4th-Gannon Phelan 16.18
5th-Josh Howell 16.38
6th-Conner Derr 16.39
200 Meter Dash
1st-Conner Derr 33.55 (new
record)
2nd-Drew Quinlin 35.06
3rd-Lane Zembles 35.33
4th-Brendon Tubbs 35.53
5th-Matthew Grover 35.81
6th-Jackson Runde 36.69
5th & 6th Grade
Long Jump
1st-Eric Ottman 12’11”
2nd-Dawson Harris 11’6”
3rd-Tristan VanDerHeide 11’
4th-Parker Staples 10’11”
5th-James Dean 10’9”
6th-Tyler Phillips 10’5”
Softball Throw
1st-Dylan Marrs 143’9” (new
record)
2nd-Jake McEnaney 122’4”
3rd-Justyn Hall 116’7”
4th-Parker Staples 113’4”
5th-Mason Bragg 112’4”
6th-Dawson Harris 110’3”
100 Meter Dash
1st-Eric Ottman 14.64 (new
record)
2nd-Noah Young 15.80
3rd-James Dean 15.81
4th-Tyler Phillips 15.91
5th-Dawson Harris 15.95
6th-Tristan VanDerHeide 26.55
200 Meter Dash
1st-Reagan Morris 31.72
2nd-Jake McEnaney 33.25
3rd-Noah Young 24.18
4th-Tristan VanDerHeide 35.09
5th-Tyler Phillips 35.38
6th-Mason Bragg 37.29
400 Meter Dash
1st-Eric Ottman 1:08.97 (new
record)
2nd-Reagan Morris 1:16.70
3rd-Jake McEnaney 1:17.66
4th-Ryan Binder 1:21.84
5th-Camerion Binder 1:22.56
6th-Dylan Marrs 1:23.09
800 Meter Dash
1st-Camerion Binder 2:52.25
2nd-Reagan Morris 2:55.55
3rd-Ryan Binder 2:57.84
4th-Parker Staples 3:10.76
5th-Dylan Marrs 3:20.19
3rd & 4th Grade
Long Jump
1st-Drew Quinlin 11’10”
2nd-Landon Poppa 10’9.5”
3rd-Tony Osburn 10’8.5”
4th-Carl Carver 10’2”
5th-Logan Noland 10’1.5”
6th-Lane Zembles 9’3”
Softball Throw
1st-Cameron Binder 124’2”
(new record)
2nd-Landon Poppa 121’3”
3rd-Logan Noland 102’
4th-Brendon Tubbs 101’8”
5th-Tony Osburn 97”3
6th-Gavin Summers 92’3”
100 Meter Dash
1st-Drew Quinlin 15.68 (new
record)
Ryan Osburn of Fairfax,
MO- Won the field goal kicking
contest with a kick of 30 yards
during the Second Annual Elementary Track Meet on Saturday, April 27, at the Mound
City track in Mound City. He is
known as the “reigning champ”.
Legal Notices
IN THE 4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT OF
HOLT COUNTY, MISSOURI - PROBATE DIVISION
)
In the Estate of: Daniel Shawn Eldredge, Case No. 13HO-PR00013
)
Deceased
)
NOTICE OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GRANTED
(Independent Administration - Non-Resident Fiduciary)
To All Persons Interested in the Estate of DANIEL SHAWN ELDREDGE, Decedent:
On April 16, 2013, the following individual was appointed the personal
representative of the estate of Daniel Shawn Eldredge, decedent, by the
Probate Division of the Circuit Court of Holt County, Missouri. The personal
representative may administer the estate independently without adjudication, order, or direction of the Probate Division of the Circuit Court, unless a
petition for supervised administration is made to and granted by the court.
The personal representative’s business address is:
WILLIAM KIRT ELDREDGE, 4301 DAKOTA DRIVE, WEST DES MOINES, IA 50265.
The personal representative’s attorney’s name, business address and
phone number are:
BEVERLY KAY JONES, PO BOX 35, 302 NORTH 10TH STREET,
TARKIO, MO 64491, 660-736-4221.
The non-resident personal representative’s designated agent’s name,
business address, and phone number are:
BEVERLY KAY JONES, PO BOX 35, 302 NORTH 10TH STREET,
TARKIO, MO 64491, 660-736-4221.
All creditors of said decedent are notified to file claims in court within
six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or if a copy of
this notice was mailed to, or served upon, such creditor by the personal representative, then within two months from the date it was mailed or served,
whichever is later, or be forever barred to the fullest extent permissible by
law. Such six-month period and such two-month period do not extend the
limitation period that would bar claims one year after the decedent’s death,
as provided in Section 473.444, RSMo, or any other applicable limitation
periods. Nothing in Section 473.033, RSMo, shall be construed to bar any
action against a decedent’s liability insurance carrier through a defendent
ad litem pursuant to Section 537.021, RSMo.
Date of the decedent’s death: December 15, 2012
Date of first publication is April 25, 2013.
Karen L. Frede,
Clerk of the Probate Division of the
Circuit Court of Holt County, Missouri
Receipt of this notice by mail should not be construed by the recipient to indicate that
the recipient necessarily has a beneficial interest in the estate. The nature and extent
of any person’s interest, if any, can be determined from the files and records of this
estate in the Probate Division of the above referenced Circuit Court.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
IN RE: Michael Aaron Selleck, Jr. & Melanie E. Selleck:
For default in the payment of debt and performance of certain
obligations secured by a Future Advance Deed of Trust, executed
by Michael Aaron Selleck, Jr., and Melanie E. Selleck, husband
and wife, dated August 22, 2002, and recorded on August 23, 2002,
in Book 346 at Page 536, in the office of the Recorder of Deeds for
Holt County, Missouri, the undersigned Successor Trustee will, at
the request of the legal holder of the note who has elected to declare the entire indebtedness due and payable, and in accordance
with the provisions of the Future Advance Deed of Trust, on May
3, 2013, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., commencing
at 2:00 p.m., at the West door of the Holt County Courthouse, in
the city of Oregon, Holt County, Missouri, sell at public venue to
the highest bidder for cash:
A TRACT OF LAND IN THE SOUTHEAST ONE-FOURTH
(SE 1/4) OF SECTION THIRTY-TWO (32), TOWNSHIP SIXTY-ONE (61) NORTH, RANGE THIRTY-NINE (39) WEST OF
THE 5TH P.M., DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT A POINT 205 FEET EAST OF THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF LOT TWENTY-FOUR (24), BLOCK ONE (1)
OF THE TOWN OF FORTESCUE; THENCE NORTH 150
FEET; THENCE EAST 145 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 150
FEET; THENCE WEST 145 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; ALL IN HOLT COUNTY, MISSOURI. SUBJECT
TO EXISTING PUBLIC ROADS, HIGHWAYS AND EASEMENTS OF RECORD, IF ANY, COMMONLY KNOWN AS
311 VANCAMP STREET, FORTESCUE, MISSOURI 64437,
to satisfy said debt and costs.
BEVERLY K. JONES, Successor Trustee
PO Box 35, 302 N. 10th St., Tarkio, MO 64491
(660) 736-4221/facsimile (660) 736-4223
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
HOLT COUNTY, MISSOURI - PROBATE DIVISION
To All Persons Interested in the Estate of LARRY S. JACKSON,
a disabled person.
In the Estate of: Larry S. Jackson
Estate Number: 13HO-PR00002
On the 2nd day of April, 2013, BETTY JACKSON was appointed conservator of the estate of LARRY S. JACKSON, a person adjudicated disabled
under the laws of Missouri by the Probate Division of the Circuit Court
of Holt County, Missouri. The business address of the conservator is 306
S. Williams St., Craig, MO 64437. All creditors of said disabled person are
notified to file their claims in the Probate Division of the Circuit Court.
Date of first publication is April 11, 2013.
Karen L. Frede,
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Clerk of the Probate Division of the
Circuit Court of Holt County, Missouri
PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF MOUND CITY BUDGET HEARING
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
5:30 p.m. at Mound City City Hall
The City of Mound City is beginning its budget preparation
process. All interested residents are invited to attend the
budget hearing to make comments or ask questions about the
budget which begins July 1, 2013.
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Seven South Holt High School students of Oregon,
MO- Participated in the annual state music contests held
on Friday, April 26, on the University of Missouri campus
in Columbia. Mac Kelly received a 2 rating on his vocal solo,
Rachel Kurtz received a 2 rating on her vocal solo, and the
Girls’ Sextet comprised of Megan Binder, Darian Kurtz,
Rachel Kurtz, Nicole Meyer, Courtney Smith and Linden
Stucky received a 2 rating. Linden Stucky also received a 3
rating on her vocal solo. South Holt Vocal Music Instructor,
Sally Kirchhoff, served as the piano accompanist for all of
the events. Pictured above, left to right, are Rachel Kurtz,
Linden Stucky, Megan Binder, Mac Kelly, Nicole Meyer,
Darian Kurtz and Courtney Smith.
Wedlock is MSC Athlete
of the Week
New driveway for Post Office
The U.S. Post Office repair service employees- Work
hard cutting up the old asphalt driveway at the Post Office
in Mound City to replace it with concrete in hopes of a lonEmily Wedlock, a freshman at Mound City High School, ger lasting surface on Thursday, April 25.
was named the Many Signals Communications (MSC) Athlete of the Week after her performance at the Mound City
Panther Relays on Friday, April 26. She earned four gold
medals at the relays, three in running events and one in a
field event.
Wedlock placed first in the 100 Meter Hurdles with a
time of 17.40; first in the 300 Meter Hurdles with a time of
50.04; first in the Long Jump with a distance of 15’3”; and
was a member of the 1600 Meter Relay team that took first
with a time of 4:25.10. The Lady Panthers of Mound City
claimed the team crown with 121 points, 41.5 points above
the second place team in the competition.
SSM among top hospital
systems for diversity
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SSM was cited for its strong
management representation
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mentoring program and its
supplier diversity effort.
“Diversity has always been
one of our priorities at SSM
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Thompson, SSM President/
CEO. “In 1933 in St. Louis,
MO, our founding congregation opened the first Catholic
hospital in the nation for African Americans. Not only did
it serve African Americans, it
gave African American doctors and nurses a place to
practice their professions.”
“To this day, we continue to
focus on diversity,” Thompson said. “We serve people
from many different cultural
backgrounds, and we want
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South Holt students participate
in annual state music contests
Craig FBLA Chapter attends State
Leadership Conference, sending qualifier
to National Leadership Conference
Members of the Craig Fu- advisers representing 403
ture Business Leaders of chapters throughout the
America (FBLA) Chapter state met to elect state ofrecently attended the 2013 ficers, transact business of
Missouri FBLA Leadership the state chapter, particiConference held on Sunday, pate in leadership and caApril 21, Monday, April 22, reer workshops, and comand Tuesday, April 23, in pete in the state leadership
Columbia, MO. Members awards’ program.
representing Craig include:
Winning recognition at the
Kelly Dougherty, Kathy state conference was Kelly
Howard, and adviser, Steph- Dougherty with 3rd place in
anie Burge.
Sports Management. Kelly
Future Business Leaders will add this to her growing
of America-Phi Beta Lambda list of successes in FBLA this
(PBL), Inc., is a national or- year. At the District Leaderganization that serves over ship Conference in February,
225,000 high school, college, 2013, Kelly won the Sports
and professional members. Management event, placed
Missouri FBLA is a state second in the Word Processassociation of FBLA-PBL ing II event, and was elected
with 15,442 members in 403 as the District 1 Reporter –
chapters across the state, the first district officer from
the second largest chapter this area.
in the nation. The FBLAKelly will be competing
PBL mission is to bring at the national conference
business and education to- in Anaheim, CA, this June.
gether in a positive working She will soon be working on
relationship through inno- studying, preparing to comvative leadership and career pete, and raising funds in
development programs. order to attend.
Over 3,000 members and
The Mound City Boys’ Golf Team - Claimed the 275 Conference Championship on
Monday, April 29, at the course in Tarkio, MO, with a team score of 362. Team members
with their conference trophy are, left to right: Kelton Kurtz, Luke Sanders, James Walker,
Miles Loucks and Hayden Marrs.
Mound City golfers claim
275 Conference Championship
Kelly Dougherty, a student of Craig, MO- Placed
3rd in Sports Management
at the Missouri Future Business Leaders of America
(FBLA) Leadership Conference held on Sunday, April
21, Monday, April 22, and
Tuesday, April 23, in Columbia, MO. She will be competing at the national conference in Anaheim, CA, this
June.
Nodaway-Holt Jr. High boys
place second at Tiger Relays
The Nodaway-Holt junior
high track teams traveled to
Grant City, MO, on Thursday, April 25. The NodawayHolt Trojans placed second
in the meet with 55 team
points behind South Harrison with 106 points. The
Nodaway-Holt Lady Trojans
placed seventh in the meet
with 31 team points.
Complete standings for
the girls’ teams in the meet
are: Rock Port, 1st, 91 points;
South Nodaway, 2nd, 69;
Worth County, 3rd, 53.50;
Mercer, 4th, 46; Gallatin,
5th, 35.25; St. Joseph Christian, 6th, 32; Nodaway-Holt,
7th, 31; North Nodaway,
8th, 26; Maysville, 9th, 23;
Tarkio, 10th, 19.25; Stanberry, 11th, 11; Ridgeway, 12th,
10; Jefferson, 13th, five; Albany, 13th, five; West Nodaway, 15th, four; and North
Harrison, 15th, four points.
the boys’ teams are: South
Harrison, 1st, 106 points;
Nodaway-Holt, 2nd, 55;
Stanberry, 3rd, 48; King
City, 4th, 34; Maysville, 5th,
32; North Nodaway, 6th, 30;
Rock Port, 7th, 28; Worth
County, 7th, 28; Gallatin,
9th, 18; St. Joseph Christian, 10th, 14; Jefferson,
11th, 13; Mercer, 11th, 13;
Albany, 11th, 13; Northeast
Nodaway, 14th, 12; Ridgeway, 15th, 10; Tarkio, 16th,
eight; West Nodaway, 17th,
one; and Pattonsburg, 17th,
one point.
Results for Nodaway-Holt
athletes are:
GIRLS
High Jump - Maddie
Lance, 4th, 4’4”.
Triple Jump - Macie Bohannon, 2nd, 31’5”.
Long Jump - Macie Bohannon, 2nd, 13’9.75”.
200 Meter Dash - Macie
Bohannon, 4th, 30.45.
400 Meter Dash - Macie
District track meet
set for this Saturday
District track meets for
area high schools are set for
this coming Saturday, May
4. The Missouri High School
Class 1, District 8, Track
Meet will be held at the Albany High School Track in
Albany, MO, at 11 a.m. Sixteen schools will be compet-
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May 4 - District Track at Albany, MO - 11 a.m.
May 5 - High School Baccalaureate at First Christian Church in Mound City - 4 p.m.
May 6 - Boys’ Golf Sectionals at Fairview in St. Joseph, MO - 9 a.m.
May 7 - Holt County 5th/6th Grade Track Meet at Mound City - 9 a.m.
May 9 - Craig City Council at Craig City Hall - 5:30 p.m.
May 10 - Craig High School Graduation at Craig R-3 Gym - 7 p.m.
May 11 - Sectional Track at Holden, MO - 11 a.m.
May 11 - Craig Alumni Banquet at Craig R-3 School - 4 p.m.
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Bohannon, 2nd, 1:07.36.
BOYS
Discus - Eli Sloniker, 6th,
94’1”.
High Jump - Zach Walker, 1st, 5’2”.
Long Jump - Brody Day,
2nd, 16’5”.
200 Meter Dash - Brody
Day, 2nd, 27.11.
100 Meter Hurdles - Brody Day, 6th, 20.05.
1600 Meter Run - Zach
Walker, 6th, 5:40.52.
400 Meter Dash - Brody
Day, 1st, 59.56; and Zach
Walker, 2nd, 1:00.93.
800 Meter Run - Zach
Walker, 2nd, 2:34.04.
PO Box 38
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660-683-5333
904 State St.
Mound City, MO 64470 660-442-3800
ing. These schools include:
Mound City, Nodaway-Holt,
Craig/Fairfax (CFX), Albany, Cainsville, Gilman City,
Jefferson, North Harrison,
North Nodaway, Northeast
Nodaway, Ridgeway, Rock
Port, Stanberry, Tarkio,
West Nodaway and Worth
County.
The Missouri High School
Class 1, District 7, Track
Meet will be held at the
St. Joseph Christian High
School Track in St. Joseph,
MO, at 11 a.m. Fifteen
schools are competing in
this district event. These
schools include: South Holt,
DeKalb, King City, Kansas
City Lutheran, North Andrew, North Daviess, Orrick, Osborn, Pattonsburg,
Polo, St. Joseph Christian,
St. Mary’s (Independence),
Stewartsville, Union Star
and Winston.
The top four finishers in
each event at the district
meets will qualify for sectional competition the following Saturday, May 11.
Districts 7 and 8 will be
competing at the Missouri
High School School Class
1, Sectional 4, Track Meet
at the Holden High School
Track in Holden, MO. Sectional competition will determine who goes on to the
state meet.
The Mound City boys’ golf
team claimed the 275 Conference Championship at
the course in Tarkio, MO,
on Monday, April 29, under
sunny skies and 80 degree
temperatures. Mound City’s
team score of 362 edged out
Tarkio’s team score of 369
to take the title. Complete
teams results are: Mound
City, 1st, 362; Tarkio, 2nd,
369; Craig/Fairfax (CFX),
3rd, 388; Rock Port, 4th, 390;
and West Nodaway, 5th, 476.
Mound City also placed
two individual golfers on the
275 All-Conference Team
this season. James Walker
and Luke Sanders of Mound
City joined Tristan Ray and
Grant Hopkins, both of CFX,
and Derek Rohlfsen of Tarkio
on the All-Conference Team.
Tristan Ray and Derek Rohlfsen shared the individual
championship as both shot a
78 in the 18-hole match.
Complete individual results follow:
Mound City - James Walker, 86; Luke Sanders, 88; Kelton Kurtz, 93; Miles Loucks,
95; and Hayden Marrs, 101.
Tarkio - Derek Rohlfsen,
78; JayDee Wilcox, 92; Dakota Wooten, 98; and Trev
Martin and David Beck, both
shooting 101.
CFX - Tristan Ray, 78;
Grant Hopkins, 87; Keifer
Nemyer, 107; Jayton Johnson, 130; and Miles Murry,
116.
Rock Port - Austin Alitz
and Bryan Evans, both shooting 94; Mitchell Minter, 98;
Camden Ireland, 104; and
Dillan DeRosier, 108.
West Nodaway - Logan
Steins, 114; Kirby Filley, 117;
Justin Chitwood, 120; and
Justin Shimak, 125.
The 275 Conference teams
were scheduled to compete
in the Missouri High School
Class 1, District 8, Tournament at Mozingo in Maryville,
MO, on Wednesday, May 1.
The top two teams from the
district event, as well as the
top 15 individuals (not on the
top two teams), qualified for
the sectional tournament.
The sectional event for Districts 7 and 8 is set for Monday, May 6, at Fairview Golf
Course in St. Joseph, MO,
at 9 a.m. The top two teams
from the sectional tournament, as well as the top 12
individuals (not on the top
two teams), will qualify for
the state tournament. The
Missouri High School Class
1 State Tournament will be
held at Silo Ridge Golf Club
in Bolivar, MO, on Monday
and Tuesday, May 13 and 14.
Two Mound City High School golfers - Made the 275
All-Conference Team after the 18-hole conference match on
Monday, April 29, at the course in Tarkio, MO. Luke Sanders, left, shot an 88 and James Walker, right, shot an 86 to
join three other All-Conference team members, Tristan Ray
and Grant Hopkins of Craig/Fairfax and Derek Rohlfsen of
Tarkio.
Panthers win golf tri-meet
On Wednesday, April 24,
the Mound City Panthers
and Craig/Fairfax (CFX)
Hornets traveled to Rock
Port, MO, for a tri-meet at
the Rock Port golf course.
Mound City won first on a
sunny 60 degree day.
Panther golfers recorded a
team score of 179, using the
top four scores. Kelton Kurtz
shot a 41 and was the match
medalist. Luke Sanders
stroked 45. James Walker
had a 46. Miles Loucks shot
a 47. Hayden Marrs had a
48. Jamison Loucks and Tim
Runnels competed as junior
varsity players with Loucks
shooting a 45 aand Runnels
recording a 49.
CFX recorded a team
score of 211, placing third.
Tristan Ray shot a 45. Grant
Hopkins stroked a 50. Keifer Nemyer had a 56. Miles
Murry and Jayton Johnson
both shot 60’s. The Rock Port
Blue Jays finished in second
place with a team score of
186.
Mound City golfer, Miles Loucks- Concentrates
on his chipping ability to help the team with its first
place win during a tri-meet on Wednesday, April 24,
at the Rock Port golf course in Rock Port, MO.
Panther golfer, Jamison
Loucks- Makes a nice putt
at the Rock Port, MO, golf
course on Wednesday, April
24, during a tri-meet with
CFX and Rock Port.
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South Holt and CFX
tracksters compete at
Cardinal Relays
South Holt Knight, Tobin Sisk- Placed 7th in Pole
Vaulter, Elijah Poe of Mound City- Placed second in the Vaulting on Friday, Apirl 26,
pole vault event with a height of 10’6” on Friday, April 26, in Mound City during Panin Mound City, MO, during Panther Relays.
ther Relays.
Devin Albertson of Nodaway-Holt- Is running the
100 Meter Dash during the
Panther Relays on Friday,
April 26, in Mound City.
Mound City Lady Panthers
victorious at Panther Relays
The Mound City Lady Panthers won the 28th annual
Panther Relays in Mound
City on Friday, April 26, with
a team total of 121 points.
The next closest competitor,
coming in second in team
scoring, was Worth County
with 79.50 points. In the
boys’ division, the St. Joseph
Christian Lions took first
with 108 points in a very
close race with the Rock Port
Blue Jays, who scored 106
points to claim second place.
The Mound City boys came
in third with 99 points.
Complete scoring for the
girls’ teams follows: Mound
City, 1st, 121 points; Worth
County, 2nd, 79.50; Rock
Port, 3rd, 77; DeKalb, 4th, 72;
North Andrew, 5th, 47; Nodaway-Holt, 6th, 46; Tarkio,
7th, 37; West Nodaway, 8th,
32; North Nodaway, 9th,
13.50; St. Joseph Christian,
10th, 13; Tri-County, tie for
11th, seven; South Holt, tie
for 11th, seven; Craig/Fairfax (CFX), 13th, two; and
Northeast Nodaway, 14th,
one point.
Scoring in the boys’ division went as follows: St.
Joseph Christian, 1st, 108
points; Rock Port, 2nd, 106;
Mound City, 3rd, 99; Worth
County, 4th, 74; North Andrew, 5th, 55; Tarkio, 6th, 46;
DeKalb, 7th; 23; Tri-County,
10; Northeast Nodaway,
10th, seven; Nodaway-Holt,
11th, six; and South Holt,
12th, two points.
One record was broken at
this year’s Panther Relays.
Eric Duncan of Rock Port,
MO, broke the boys’ High
Jump record with a height
of 6’6”. The previous record
was held by Scott Parman of
Worth County High School at
a height of 6’5”, which he set
in 1993.
Complete results for Holt
County school athletes denoted as Mound City (MC),
Nodaway-Holt (NH), South
Holt (SH), and Craig/Fairfax
(CFX) follow:
GIRLS
Discus - Jordan Long, NH,
7th, 69’3”; Eryn Acton, MC,
8th, 68’11”; Jorden Miller,
MC, 10th, 67’5”; Emma Ezzell, SH, 15th, 52’8”; and Cassidy Saxton, NH, 17th, 52’5”.
Shot Put - Jordan Long,
NH, 2nd, 32’10.50”; Emily
Cox, SH, 6th, 28’3”; Emma
Ezzell, SH, 9th, 24’3.50”;
Eryn Acton, MC, 12th,
22’6.50”; Cassidy Saxton,
NH, 13th, 21’11”; and Shinju
Nakayama, MC, 17th, 19’5”.
Long Jump - Emily Wedlock, MC, 1st, 15’3”; Megan Rosenbohm, NH, 2nd,
15’2.75”; Alex Phillips, MC,
3rd, 14’10.50”; and Emma
Ezzell, SH, 11th, 10’11.25”.
Triple Jump - Megan Rosenbohm, NH, 1st,
34’8.50”; Mae Sanders, MC,
4th, 29’7”; and Rachel Binder, SH, 12th, 23’9.50”.
High Jump - Katie Beck,
CFX, 7th, 4’4”; and Crystal
Yocum, CFX, 9th, 4’2”.
Pole Vault - Alex Phillips, MC, 2nd, 9’; Mackenzie
Prussman, SH, 4th, 8’6”; and
Mound City boys place third at home event
Kendey Eaton, MC, 5th, 7’6”.
3200 Meter Relay - MC
(Haylee Clifton, Kendey Eaton, Jessica Johnson and
Mae Sanders), 1st, 11:04.87.
100 Meter Hurdles - Emily Wedlock, MC, 1st, 17.40.
100 Meter Dash - Carina
Metzgar, MC, 4th, 14.78; and
Lily Grant, MC, 5th, 14.95.
(Haylee
Clifton,
Carina
Metzgar, Grace Newcomb
and Alex Phillips), 1st,
1:57.88; CFX (Katie Beck,
Crystal Yocum, Ryan Hopkins and Emma Morris),
8th, 2:07.37; and SH (Hailey
Markt, Rachel Kurtz, Kareena Shuman and Mackenzie
Prussman), 9th, 2:11.52.
1600 Meter Run - Kendey
Eaton, MC, 2nd, 5:45.81.
(Haylee Clifton, Lily Grant,
Carina Metzgar and Grace
Newcomb), 2nd, 55.38; and
SH (Mackenzie Prussman,
Hailey Markt, Rachel Kurtz
and Kareena Shuman), 7th,
59.13.
400 Meter Dash - Megan Rosenbohm, NH, 1st,
1:03.40; Rachel Kurtz, SH,
11th, 1:16.78; Montana Kunkel, MC, 14th, 1:23.96; and
Falicia Lawson, MC, 15th,
1:25.16.
300 Meter Hurdles - Emily Wedlock, MC, 1st, 50.04;
and Ryan Hopkins, CFX, 5th,
56.96.
800 Meter Run - Mae
Sanders, MC, 3rd, 2:43.31;
and Grace Newcomb, MC,
5th, 2:51.92.
200 Meter Dash - Megan
Rosenbohm, NH, 1st, 28.22;
and Hailey Markt, SH, 5th,
31.02.
3200 Meter Run - Kendey
Eaton, MC, 1st, 12:47.66; and
Samona Carver, MC, 6th,
15:49.46.
(Haylee Clifton, Alex Phillips, Mae Sanders and Emily
Wedlock), 1st, 4:25.10.
BOYS
Discus - Justin Dearmont,
NH, 5th, 108’; James Walker,
MC, 7th, 106’4”; Cutler Derr,
SH, 8th, 104’9”; John Poppa,
NH, 13th, 94’6”; Pat Hurst,
MC, 19th, 71’; and Miles
Murry, CFX, 21st, 67’4”.
Shot Put - Justin Dearmont, NH, 5th, 38’11”; James
Walker, MC, 6th, 38’6”; John
Poppa, NH, 7th, 37’3”; Cutler
Derr, SH, 8th, 36’8”; Wyatt
Jackson, SH, 12th, 33’10”;
Grant Hopkins, CFX, 15th,
31’4”; Colton Smith, MC,
16th, 31’1”; and Miles Murry,
CFX, 17th, 30’3”.
Long Jump - Brett Johnson, MC, 3rd, 18’1”; Thomas
Shifflett, MC, 8th, 17’1”;
Mitch Mueller, SH, 10th,
16’8.75”; Garrett Ball, CFX,
14’8.75”; and Dylan Gallagher, NH, 17th, 12’4”.
Triple Jump - Tobin Sisk,
SH, 7th, 37’1”; Hayston Wilson, MC, 8th, 36’10”; Hayden
Marrs, MC, 10th, 35’2”; and
Keifer Nemyer, CFX, 12th,
32’4”.
High Jump - Kyler Miles,
MC, 4th, 5’6”; and Hayston
Wilson, MC, 7th, 5’2”.
Pole Vault - Elijah Poe,
MC, 2nd, 10’6”; Hayden
Marrs, MC, 5th, 9’6”; and Tobin Sisk, SH, 7th, 9’.
(Brett Johnson, Josh Johnson, Dayne Messer and Spencer Staples), 1st, 8:59.73.
110 Meter Hurdles - Dalton Dreher, MC, 3rd, 18.88;
and Hunter Holstine, MC,
5th, 19.60.
(Dayne Messer, Kase Newcomb, Luke Sanders and
Spencer
Staples),
1st,
1:38.44.
1600 Meter Run - Derek
Lemon, NH, 5th, 5:16.27.
‘A’ (Brett Johnson, Dayne
Messer, Kase Newcomb and
Thomas Shifflett), 1st, 46.96;
SH (Tobin Sisk, Wyatt Jackson, Mac Kelly and Mitch
Mueller), 6th, 50.22; and MC
‘B’ (Pat Hurst, Elijah Poe,
Colton Smith and James
Walker), 7th, 53.03.
400 Meter Dash - Luke
Sanders, MC, 4th, 57.99;
Jeremiah Bragg, SH, 6th,
58.75; Colton Dean, MC,
11th, 1:01.68; Grant Hopkins, CFX, 14th, 1:04.20; and
Dylan Gallagher, NH, 17th,
1:11.58.
300 Meter Hurdles - Dalton Dreher, MC, 2nd, 43.40;
Hunter Holstine, MC, 7th,
47.73; John Poppa, NH, 11th,
51.09; and Austin Bartin,
SH, 17th, 1:01.40.
800 Meter Run - Spencer
Staples, MC, 2nd, 2:09.18;
and Hayden Marrs, MC, 6th,
2:14.53.
200 Meter Dash - Kase
Newcomb, MC, 3rd, 25.34;
and Dalton Honea, MC, 5th,
26.39.
3200 Meter Run - Josh
Johnson, MC, 6th, 12:02.47.
(Dalton Dreher, Brett Johnson, Dayne Messer and Spencer Staples), 1st, 3:41.39.
The South Holt and Craig/
Fairfax (CFX) track teams
traveled to Rosendale, MO,
on Thursday, April 25, to
compete in the North Andrew Cardinal Relays. The
Gallatin girls and boys took
the championships of the
meet.
the girls’ teams are: Gallatin, 1st, 113 points; Polo, 2nd,
73; North Andrew, 3rd, 59;
Southwest Livingston County, 4th, 56; DeKalb, 5th, 52;
King City, 6th, 45; Jefferson,
28; Mid-Buchanan, 9th, 27;
South Holt, 10th, 19; CFX,
11th, nine points; Veritas
Christian, 12th, eight; Stewartsville, 13th, six; Northeast
Nodaway, 14th, two; Osborn,
15th, no points; and Union
Star, 16th, no points.
Complete standings for the
boys’ teams are: Gallatin,
1st, 109 points; North Andrew, 2nd, 102; Stewartsville,
3rd, 50; Mid-Buchanan, 4th,
42; King City, 5th, 39; Union
Star, 6th, 36; West Nodaway,
7th, 36; Polo, 8th, 30; Veritas
Christian, 9th, 29; Southwest Livingston County,
10th, 26; DeKalb, 11th, 25;
Osborn, 12th, 18; Northeast
Nodaway, 13th, nine points;
South Holt 14th, five; CFX,
15th, no points; and Jefferson, 16th, no points.
Results for South Holt (SH)
and CFX athletes follow:
GIRLS
Pole Vault - McKenzie
Prussman, SH, 2nd, 7’6”.
Shot Put - Emily Cox, SH,
6th, 28’6”.
100 Meter Dash - Katie
Beck, CFX, 2nd, 14.80; and
Hailey Markt, SH, 4th, 14.94.
400 Meter Relay - SH
(Emily Cox, Hailey Markt,
Kareena Shuman and McKenzie Prussman), 5th, 59.05.
300 Meter Low Hurdles
- Ryan Hopkins, CFX, 6th,
57.70.
200 Meter Dash - Hailey
Markt, SH, 4th, 30.59.
BOYS
Pole Vault - Tobin Sisk,
SH, 5th, 9’.
Shot Put - Cutler Derr,
SH, 5th, 35’9.50”.
100 Meter Dash - Mitch
Mueller, SH, 6th, 13.07.
Jennifer Thomas
receives “II” at
state contests
Jennifer
Thomas
of
Mound City, MO- Participated in the Missouri High
School State Music Contests
on April 25-27 in Columbia,
MO, on the campus of the
University of Missouri. Jennifer sang two songs, “Passing By” by Edward Purcell
and “Ave Maria” by Franz
Schubert. She sang “Ave
Maria” in Latin. Jennifer
received a “II” rating for her
performance.
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April 29-May 3 - MAP Testing at Mound City R-2
May 3 - Mound City R-2 at State Academic Bowl in Columbia, MO - 10 a.m.
May 4 - Mound City Varsity Track at District Meet in Albany, MO - 11 a.m.
May 5 - “Cuts For A Cure” at the Attic in Mound City - 12 p.m.-4 p.m.
May 5 - High School Baccalaureate at First Christian Church in Mound City - 4 p.m.
Panther Josh JohnsonKeeps a good stride going
during the 3200 meter run
on Friday, April 19, at the
Indian Relays in Tarkio,
MO. He finished the run
with a time of 12:19.60 for
4th place.
May 6 - Sectional Golf at Fairview in St. Joseph, MO - 9 a.m.
May 6 - Friends of the Library at Mound City Library - 5 p.m.
May 6 - Mound City Middle School Athletic Banquet at Mound City Gym - 6:30 p.m.
May 7 - Holt County 5th & 6th Grade Track Meet at Mound City - 9 a.m.
May 7 - Story Time at Mound City Library - 10:30 a.m.
May 8 - Mound City High School/Middle School Music Concert/Art Show in Mound City Gym - 6:30 p.m.
May 8 - Men’s and Women’s Drug and Alcohol Program at 304 E. 5th St., Mound City - 7-8 p.m.
May 9 - Mound City Elementary Spring Concert/Art Show in Mound City Gym - 6:30 p.m.
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Doughnuts, Doughnut Holes, Cinnamon Rolls
8:30 a.m. until Sold Out
Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS), non-profit,
non-religious weight-loss support group, Mondays, 4:30 p.m.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Mound City
Lobby Hours: Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Drive-In Window: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.-12 noon
Lady Panther Samona
Carver- Paces herself during the 3200 meter run at
the Indian Relays on April
19, in Tarkio, MO. She placed
3rd with a time of 15:14.00.
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each side of the main track M. Smock to Robert C. Smock
centerline, as originally lo- Revocable Living Trust, S.
cated and constructed, which Diane Smock Revocable Livlies in the North Half of the ing Trust, Joshua R. Smock,
Southeast Quarter of Section Jessie R. Smock, Travis W.
28, Township 63, Range 37, Smock, and Kathryn M.
see record for full descrip- Smock; Lot One of the Northtion. Tract 8: A strip of land west Quarter of Section 27,
100 feet in width, being 50 Township 63, Range 37.
Linda Sue Hughes and
Lawrence Martin Hughes to
Linda Sue Hughes, T.O.D.;
Lot 5 in Ridgeview Estates
in Mound City.
Don E. Hall to Daniel D.
Johnson and Debra J. Johnson; East 63 feet Between
Lot 1, Don Hall in First Addition and Lot 23, Hall’s Second Addition in Village of Big
Lake, MO.
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Timberview
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Chris Clement
Call:
816-390-3002 (Cell)
660-935-2219 (Office)
660-652-3033 (Home)
Open Season Gun Shop
Buy, Sell & Trade
Justin, Russ & Kirby
Wednesday-Saturday • 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
660-442-3252
215 Walnut Street
Mound City, MO 64470
(Directly behind Hiawatha Implement)
www.openseasongunshop.com
[email protected]
Carpet Cleaners
2 Carpet Cleaning Machines!
• Great Machines
• Superior carpet
cleaning power.
Rates:
• $24.00 per day
Bookkeeper/Benefits Coordinator
• $18.00/4 hours
Full-Time Position With Benefits
• $12.00/2 hours (min.)
Applications Available Now
McIntire
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McIntire Building Center
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660-442-5416Center
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Hours: Monday-Friday - 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday - 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
and Carla F. Markt, Oregon,
MO; Subject to undivided 1/2
Interest in oil, gas and mineral rights in the Northwest
Quarter of Section 8, Township 59, Range 38.
Loren R. Markt and Carla
F. Markt to Loren R. Markt,
T.O.D., and Carla F. Markt,
T.O.D.; Subject to undivided
1/2 Interest in oil, gas and
mineral rights in the Northwest Quarter of Section 8,
Township 59, Range 38.
Mary Jo Cordova, aka
Mary Jo Butler and David
J. Cordova, Jr., to Rodney M.
Hummer and Lisa E. Hummer, Savannah, MO; All of
Lots 37 and 38 in Funny
Farm Lake Lots in the Village of Big Lake.
Richard Nicholson and
Jeanne Nicholson to Kevin
D. Atkins and Janet R. Atkins; Part of Lot 5 in Tubb’s
Subdivision in the Village of
Big Lake.
Heather M. Forsman to
Chris K. Forsman, Omaha,
NE; Lots 3 and 4 of the Fractional Northwest Quarter
of Section 31, Township 61,
Range 39.
Jo Ann Schaeffer to Jo Ann
Schaeffer, T.O.D.; All of Lot
3 in Block 3 in the original
town of Oregon.
Ramona Schneider to G.
Allen and Cochran Revocable Living Trust, Maryville,
MO; All of Lots 2 and 13 in
Block 4 in the original town
of Forest City and the South
11 feet of Lots 1 and 14 in the
original town of Forest City.
Anthony L. Rauch and
Susan Rauch to Bradley
A. Younger and Deavon M.
Younger, Oregon, MO; Beginning at the Southwest Corner Section 20, Township 59
North, Range 37 West, see
record for full description.
Garden
Tilling
Cameron’s and
Elizabeth’s Minnesota
fishing fundraiser.
Evenings and weekends.
Call 660-442-5440
COTTON
BODY SHOP &
TOW SERVICE
Larry & Troy Cotton
Oregon, MO
Shop: 660-446-2008
Home: 660-446-2561
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Buy • Sell • Trade • Rent
Hire • Thank You/Remembering • Legal Services
Call The Mound City News To Place Your Ad • 660-442-5423
M iscellaneous
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GREG’S JEWELRY HOWARD’S GUN RELocated
at 307 E. 5th St., in
PAIR- 12315 Hwy. 59, Craig,
Mound
City,
MO, offers gradMO, 64437. 660-683-9401. uation
gifts
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RAFTER CROSS VET- jewelry needs.
ERINARY SERVICES- In
EMU OIL- Arthritis and
Mound City, Dr. Roy Wilson.
joint
pain, burns and sun660-442-3101.
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burns, aging skin, cuts and
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HUGE CLEARANCE L Enterprises. Call 816-387SALE- Flair Boutique, 1611 7332 or 660-442-5688.
Stone St., Falls City, NE.
40/tfc
Making room for lots of new
things that have arrived and
FREE PALLETS AND
more to come. Monday-Fri- END ROLLS- At the Holt
day, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Satur- County Publishing building
day, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
42/2tc north of Mound City on Hwy.
59.
Help Wanted
DRIVERS- CDL-B: Great
pay, home time! No forced dispatch! New singles from St.
Joseph, MO, to surrounding
states. Apply: TruckMovers.
com or 1-888-567-4861. 40/4tp
HELP WANTED- Paraplegic needs help in home,
part-time, no lifting. Call
816-261-3174.
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Antique
lover’s
dream
home!
Charming 2-story home
Unique features of beautiful woodwork & amazing mirrored fireplace mantel. Family room is
adorned with a stunning bay window w/curved glass. Master on main floor, laundry room leads
to a wonderful 20’x30’ entertaining deck which overlooks the bottom ground, the view is outstanding. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den, laundry, parlor & sun room, this house has southern charm.
Reduced. Call for details.
“The Negotiators”
Nadine: 816-390-7938
Becky: 816-390-5366
Reece And Nichols Ide Capital Realty LLC Office 816-233-5200
39/tfc
Homemakers
SSM Private Duty
is seeking motivated
individuals to work in our
Holt/Nodaway counties’ area to assist the
elderly and disabled in
their homes. If interested
contact 660-562-7905.
EOE
514 B State St. • Mound City, MO 64470
660-442-6500 • Cell: 816-387-3018
[email protected]
Kathi Clement, Broker
A heartfelt thank
you to everyone who
sent food, cards,
prayers, calls, provided rides to doctors’
appointments, took
time to visit and stayed
during necessary times
during Mom’s illness
and passing. A special
thank you to Becky for
all the time and TLC.
Jeff, Mike and
Todd Elton
and families
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CALL 660-442-5423
Custom Planting
John Deere 16-row
split with shut-offs
Chris: (816) 261-4459 • Larry: (816) 387-1671
1st Class
Carports, Sheds & Garages
Charla Salfrank
816-387-7175
660-442-3555
WE REPAIR WIND/FLOOD DAMAGE.
Brad Pankau’s Home & Farm Repair
Roofing, siding, interior/exterior painting,
decks, gutter installation & cleaning, electrical &
plumbing, drywall & interior remodeling,
tree trimming & removal, etc.
BA R N & I M P L E M E N T S H E D R E PA I R !
No job is too small! ~ Fully Insured
Call 660-442-3354, 660-254-0156, or 660-442-6343.
Weldon’s Tree Service
Tree Trimming/Transplanting
Tree and Stump Removal/Tree Shearing
Insured ~ Public Liability
Residential & Commercial
FREE ESTIMATES
(660) 582-3267
816-803-3951 • E-mail: [email protected]
www.ucstjoe.com
McChristy Realty
& Auction
Call Us for Details. - 816-232-7160
ENTERPRISE
REALTY
Wanted
WANTED- My dad and I
are looking to hunt turkeys.
We pay $100 per bird harvested from your land. Call
Matt at 701-799-5421.
43/1tc
Jim Loucks, Sales Agent
816-390-2749
Office 877-669-7653
www.entrealty.com
LAND
FOR SALE
AfterLooks/Debbie Sportsman; American Broadband; Richard Miles; Rob Sparks;
Ancient Free Skidmore Lodge 511; Anderson Construction; Applebee’s; Bateman Photography; Beth’s Clip & Curl & Tanning Salon; Bearcat Lanes; Bearcat Lumber; Cameron
Mutual Insurance; Carson’s Sports Grill; Casey’s; Community Hospital Association; Consumer’s Oil Company; Davis Fertilizer; Derr Insurance Services; Eveready Battery Co. Inc.;
Federal Mogul; Fraternal Order of Eagles; Gage’s Fertilizer; Gary Walker; Gayle Bond;
Graham Seed; Grand River Mutual Telephone; Pam Wallace/Hair It Is; Hall Insurance
Agency; Hangar Restaurant & Cinema; Holt County Publishing; Jock’s Nitch; Kawasaki
Motors; Kentucky Fried Chicken; Laclede Chain; Tim Lance; Laukemper Motors; Maryville
Daily Forum; Maryville Glass & Lock; McIntyre Building Center; Mike Hanson Agency;
Miller Realty Inc.; Miller Sukup Sales & Services; Nodaway News Leader; Nodaway
Valley Bank; Northwest Implement, Inc.; Northwest Graphix; Northwest Missouri Cellular; Northwest Nutrition; Nucor-LMP, Inc.; Oregon Lodge #139 AF&AM; Pizza Hut; Patti
Spire/Salon 1; Sharp’s Seamless Guttering; Shipp’s Lawn Service; The Smokehouse;
Sonic Drive-In; Steve Miller Insurance; St. Francis Hospital; Student Body; The 275 Grill;
Timberview Construction; Tri-State Ford; Vern & Peggy Swartz; Weldon Sales; Wal-Mart;
Zeigler; and American Legion #256
• Overhead doors and operators
• Custom residential replacement windows
• Complete locksmithing services
• Commercial - residential glass replacements
(660) 582-3131
5TH AND BUCHANAN, MARYVILLE
REMINDER
The Mound City Development Corporation will hold
the Annual Stockholders’ Meeting on Monday, May 6,
2013, at the Mound City Nutrition Site at 7:30 p.m.
All stockholders are encouraged to attend or submit a
proxy to represent their shares.
Scott Laukemper, President
Notice
Brian A. Tubbs
Attorney At Law
Phone: 660-442-5989
Fax: 660-442-3574
[email protected]
The Law Office of Brian Tubbs LLC
For Sale
NOTICE- Benton CemFOR SALE- Earthwise
etery Board Meeting Sunday, self propelled mower, new,
May 5, 2013, at 2 p.m.
never used. Includes 24
43/1tp volt batteries/charger, grass
catcher, etc. Call 660-4423203.
42/2tc
arage ale
G
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Time to sign up for
Mound City’s
CITY-WIDE
Garage Sales
Memorial Day,
Monday, May 27
Call Joy Wheeler at 660-5720415 or 660-442-4039
FOR SALE- Butcher
Hogs, 1/2 or whole. Larry
Wright, 816-294-6788.
43/2tp
FOR SALE- 2003 Ford
Explorer XLT, 4x4, 4-door,
third row seating, secure
code key entry, excellent
condition. Gay Quick, Oregon, MO, 660-446-2066 or
816-261-9948.
43/2tc
Call for appointments
J&E
Concrete
Commercial & Residential Concrete Work
Jeff Karsten
Cell: 816-262-5933
Free Estimates
FOR SALE - STEEL DOCK PLATE
6’X2 ’ • 10,000 LB. CAPACITY • USED JUST A FEW TIMES.
PURCHASED NEW FOR $725. SELLING FOR $300.
STOP BY HOLT COUNTY PUBLISHING PRINT SHOP
NORTH OF MOUND CITY OR CALL 660-572-0733.
1/2
NAUMAN
C ONSTRUCTION &
C ABINET S HOP, I NC.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
MARYVILLE GLASS AND LOCK
Verna Young
Randy Patterson
13 Colors To Choose From
Jim Salfrank
I want to thank my
family and friends
for the beautiful
80th birthday party.
The food was
delicious and the
flowers, gifts and
cards were beautiful.
My 80th birthday
had so many great
surprises in store for
me. I was so blessed
to have so many
come and take
time to visit.
The 2013 Nodaway-Holt After-Prom
would like to thank the following
businesses and individuals for
their donations:
BROKER • REALTOR
Chris Russell Farms
Thank You
New Construction, Remodeling, Cabinets.
Granite & Solid Surface Countertops
Shop: 660-442-5290
Website and e-mail:
www.naumanconstruction.com
Hugh: 816-383-3001
Tracy: 816-596-7159 [email protected]
Casey Johnson,
Owner
660-442-6354
Licensed and Insured
Specializing with Trane and Heil models
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
CALL 660-442-5423
Great turnout for Mound City
Lions Club tenderloin meal
Mound City Lions Club member, Charles PlummerFries up the tenderloins during the tenderloin meal on Saturday, April 27, at the Mound City Nutrition Site in Mound
City, MO. The meal’s proceeds went to the Nutrition Site
and the Scholarship Fund.
Two family dentists serving the Mound
City area offer new smiles to every face
Northwest Health Services has been offering dental services to the Mound
City, MO, area since 2010. There are two dentists accepting appointments
at the Mound City office, Dr. Ishita Seth, DDS, and Dr. Samantha Hindupur,
DDS. Dr. Seth works on Mondays and Thursdays and Dr. Hindupur works
at the Mound City office on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Dr. Ishita Seth lives in St. Joseph, MO, with her husband, Dr. Raman
Seth, MD, and two children, son,
Raveesh Seth, 2 years old, and
daughter, Maher Seth, nine months
old. Ishita graduated from TUFTS
University in Boston, MA, in 2010.
Before attending TUFTS University, Ishita completed a five-year
dentistry program in India. Ishita
said that she and her husband really like the area. She commented
that the people in Mound City are
very friendly and she really enjoys
coming to Mound City on Mondays and Thursdays to see dental
patients. Ishita’s hobbies include
cooking and photography.
Dr. Ishita Seth
Dr. Samantha Hindupur grew up
in St. Joseph. She attended Creighton University in Omaha, NE, and graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) School of Dentistry. From 2009 to 2010, Samantha completed her residency at UMKC Advanced Dentistry. She also volunteered on a medical mission trip providing
dental services in Jamaica. Samantha lives in St. Joseph as do her father,
Dr. Mohan Hindupur, MD, who specializes in cardiovascular disease, and
her mother, Dr. Jamuna Hindupur, MD. Samantha enjoys watching movies
as well as playing Xbox 360 Kinect in her spare time.
With two dentists offering services at Northwest Health Services Monday
through Thursday, the local facility is able to accept new patients while offering a full service dentistry for the area. Northwest Health Services is a
community health center serving 15 counties in northwest Missouri.
Dr. Samantha Hindupur
Vickie Christensen, Dental Assistant at Northwest Health
Service in Mound City, left - Is
pictured talking to a patient while
Brandee Davison, receptionist,
right, is busy completing some paperwork.
Pastor Brian Lemcke, left, and Ed Jones, right- Put
the finshing touches on the Lions Club tenderloin meal that
was held at the Mound City Nutrition Site in Mound City,
MO, on Saturday, April 27. Lion Club members were very
pleased with the turnout for the event.
The death of Johnny Fry- Was reenacted on Saturday,
April 27, west of Mound City on the farm of Stan and Pam
Rippey. Justin Rother, who plays Johnny Fry, was portraying death for the documentary of the Battle of Baxter
Springs. The battle was between the Union and Confederate soldiers in Baxter Springs, KS, in October of 1863.
Riders from the Battle of Baxter Springs- Perform a
scene of a documentary on Saturday, April 27, outside of
The RFD TV bus- Needed a little break on Wednesday,
Mound City, MO, at the residence of Stan and Pam Rippey.
April 17. While on the way to Kansas City, MO, it made a
Pictured, left to right, are Evan Howard, Justin Rother, and
stop at Kwik Zone in Mound City.
Willie Richey, all of Mound City
RFD TV bus makes pit stop
in Mound City
DJ Monty
9:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m.
Every Saturday Evening Starting at 5 p.m.
Prime Rib Dinner with Soup
& Salad Bar for $15.95!
Every Sunday Starting at 11 a.m.
3 pc. Fried Chicken Dinner with
Soup and Salad Bar - $10.95!
Jay
Prop In Bar & Grill
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Big Lake, MO
660-442-3411
Presents
THANK YOU EVENT
FOR THE ONGOING
WONDERFUL
COMMUNITY
SUPPORT OF THE
THEATER.
Laughing Matters
5-6 p.m. - Light Supper
6:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 14
FREE EVENT!!!
This show is a Thank You to the community members
for their support of the State Theater.
For more information please contact 660-442-5909 or 816-294-4016.
Sponsored by:
State Theater Arts Council
Pony Express and joined the
Union Army as a courier in
Kansas. While on his way
from Fort Gibson, OK, to Fort
Scott, KS, with an important
message, Fry was attacked
by Confederate guerrillas
under the leadership of the
famed William Quantrill. In
a hand-to-hand fight with
the Confederates, Fry killed
five of his assailants before
falling mortally wounded.
Fry is buried at the Baxter
Springs Cemetery in Baxter
Springs, KS.
Jim Conlon of St. Joseph,
MO, is the director of the
documentary. The shooting
of the documentary was paid
for through a grant with
Freedom’s Frontier out of
Lawrence, KS, and the National Park Service.
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A documentary was shot
in both Baxter Springs, KS,
and Mound City, MO. The
main shots were filmed in
Baxter Springs on Saturday,
April 6, at both the Baxter
Springs Heritage Museum’s
fort and a farm one mile
outside of Baxter Springs.
On Saturday, April 27, the
death scene of Johnny Fry
and the battle between the
Confederate and Union soldiers were shot on Stan and
Pam Rippey’s farm just east
of Mound City.
Justin Rother of Mound
City reprised his role as
Johnny Fry, the first Pony
Express rider to leave St. Joseph, MO, on April 3, 1860.
Fry was killed in the Battle
of Baxter Springs on October 6, 1863, just less than
two years after he quit the
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Saturday, May 4
Documentary of the
Battle of Baxter Springs
shot near Mound City
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