Sports Commission Awards honor 50% OFF First area athletes Individual Tax Return 222 S. Crittenden, Marshfield PAGE 1B We’ve Moved!417-859-7655 1324 Spur Dr., Ste. 240 Marshfield marshfi eldmail.com $1.00 Vol. 129, No. 23 August 12, 2020 417-859-7655 590508J Apartment owners clarify details of swatting story Eva and Daniel Howard caught up in standoff saga By Karen Craigo — mainly that there is not a system of has tunnels, my home, his home, and karenc@marshfi eldmail.com tunnels connecting apartments in the probably every home in the county has building, as was described to The Mail tunnels, too. A few things surprised local land- by Marshfi eld Police Chief Doug Fan- When asked about the tunnels, lady Eva Howard when she picked up nen. She even invited this reporter to Chief Fannen replied that he didn’t last week’s issue of The Mail. come over and take a look. see them himself. “We were just told It was at Howard’s apartment build- It’s an important clarifi cation for about them from numerous people ing where a reported standoff took Howard, who, with her husband Dan- who claimed to have seen it and even place Aug. 1, and she was there for iel, is trying to fi x up her apartments used it,” he said. “I guess it was one Contributed photo by Eva Howard much of the seven-hour ordeal. with an eye toward selling them. more lie we were told on top of many.” An offi cer stands outside of an apartment Howard wanted to clarify some in- Daniel clarifi ed that there is a crawl- where an armed suspect was thought to be correct information that was reported space, so if the apartment building See SWATTING, Page 2A inside in Marshfi eld on Aug. 1.

LRHS Class of 2020 celebrates Roundabout OPEN The new roundabout is open to traffic at Hubble Drive (Route CC) and Banning/ Buffalo Streets in Marshfield.

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Mail photo by Sarah Bicknell The O’Reilly Family Event Center at Drury University in Springfi eld served as the perfect spot for the Logan-Rogers- ville High School Class of 2020 to celebrate their graduation ceremony Aug. 8.

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Total Tested By Sarah Bicknell projects she can get her hands on. “All I do is cut the tomatoes and Since Beginning sarahb@marshfi eldmail.com When you walk into the dining room can them,” said Rust. “With the 3642 of the house, you’ll notice a robin egg honey, all I do is clean and sterilize elinda Rust laughed when blue mantelpiece. the jars. I’ll buy the tomatoes from Tested she was selected as the next “I bought this whole mantel,” said the farmer’s market or local markets. Negative 3509 candidate for the “Tag, you’re Rust. “It was just wooden and I repaint- I own 16 chickens and trade eggs for it!”B feature series. ed it. My husband repaired it. I always bread with Katie Miller, who sells her In this feature, we write a have to have a project going.” bread at the farmer’s market.” Negative profi le about one fascinating In the kitchen, Rust In another part of the house, an Test Rate 96.3% Webster County resident, who spends time canning and old baby bed on rusty wheels sits then nominates our next sub- uses tomatoes, green against the wall, next to the closet. Tested ject. Rust is our fourth story peppers, onions and jala- When she got it, Rust said it was all Positive subject, having been nomi- peños to create salsa. Her in one piece and had layer upon 137 nated by tea room owner, husband, Richard, makes layer of paint. Alice Bertoldie. fresh honey from Positive “I just fi nished reading their bees. See RUST, Page 8A Test Rate 3.8% Alice’s story, so I knew this was coming,” Mail photos by Sarah Bicknell said Rust. Rust created this memory bear and others like it ououtt of old Source: Missouri Department of Health and Rust’s specialty T-shirts and clothing provided to her. The bear proprojectject was Senior Services and Webster County Health Unit is projects, in fact, started in memory of her daughter-in-law’s mother. various creative

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Marshfield 222 S Crittenden, Unit C Mountain Grove Ozark 205 W. 3rd St. Unit 6 340 S. 3rd St 591515ma Entire contents copyright © 2020 The Marshfield Mail Entire contents copyright © 2020 2A | The Marshfield Mail | August 12, 2020 NEWS SWATTING: Apartment owners clarify details in standoff saga Continued from Page 1A it would be fine for her to enter. story that Eva really wants a clari- Eva have been cleaning them up, use of a robotic camera to Chief Fannen suspects that When she did, she got the fication of — and so does Daniel, though — evicting people who search the apartments at the his department was the victim surprise of her life: She walked who looked a little cranky about are in legal trouble and repairing scene, but the camera missed of a swatting call, through which through the unit into the middle the matter. The story I wrote last and sprucing up the units. that cocooned suspect who was people falsely call in violent bedroom and saw a man’s leg week contains this sentence: “Fi- Chief Fannen had told The snoring away under the covers. crimes in hopes of raising up a sticking out from beneath a nally, the landlady asked permis- Mail that the place where the This explanation doesn’t satisfy heavily armed police response. cocoon of covers. sion to get into her apartment, standoff took place, the 200 Daniel, though. The chief noted that two alleged “He was all wrapped up in and there she found the suspect block of North Street, is a notori- “Who in their right mind hostages released at the scene the covers, and I couldn’t see his lying on her bed.” ous area of town for drug use. would let someone go in when were urging police to kill the head,” she said. “I need you to get that man “If they know it’s a drug area, they’d been there seven hours? person who was allegedly holed Eva said that she knew the out of my bed,” she laughed. why don’t they clean up the Why wouldn’t he go in himself?” up inside. man had either overdosed and Eva and Daniel live outside of mess?” Daniel asked. Daniel asked. Eva Howard is having a hard was dead or was passed out. She town, and the bed in question Of all the aspects of the stand- It was a day when Chief time getting over the event that called the dispatch (not 911, she was in a vacant apartment. Eva off that occurred, one concerns Fannen reported being on the interrupted her Saturday two clarified — police had been there says she’s had a lot of questions Daniel more than any, and that is receiving end of quite a few lies weekendsDate Modifi ago. ed: She August spent 3, 2020 much 9:37 AM all day, and this didn’t seem like about the man in her bed — and that his wife was cleared to enter and deceptions — and the dis- of that day by the side of an an emergency). Daniel said that’s one of the an apartment unaccompanied covery of the suspect, Ben Chris- 87-year-old resident who was In short order, police officers reasons he came home from his when the suspected gunman tian, was a shock for everyone. forced to evacuate one of her came running down the road out-of-town job. (Daniel has a had not been located. Eva and Daniel believe that apartments during the stand- and up the front steps, and the deadpan delivery, so I’m certain “I can’t understand a police they are helping people out by off, and at the end of the ordeal sleeping subject they’d been that was a joke.) The main reason department that would allow providing low-cost housing and she was permitted to take him looking for all day was appre- he came home, of course, was to my wife to go in without making giving people a chance to live a back inside. hended. Eva said that she was get to work on the damage the sure it was safe for her,” he said. better life in their apartments. Eva then went to check on an left scratching her head at the apartments sustained during the “Who would let a woman go “We’ve been able to help a lot apartment that had had both the strange turn of events. Why was standoff. The cleanup is going to into an apartment without first of people who are trying to get front and back doors smashed the apartment not checked dur- cost hundreds of dollars. checking it out? That’s their job. off of drugs and drink,” she said. in. She first consulted the police ing the seven-hour standoff? Daniel admits that their apart- To me, they failed at their job.” “Everyone deserves a sec- to ask if it was OK, and they said Now comes the part of the ments are not luxurious. He and Fannen had described the ond chance.”

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589662n 586688s NEWS August 12, 2020 | The Marshfi eld Mail | 3A Pop-Up Clinic offers immunizations and school supplies By Sarah Bicknell sarahb@marshfi eldmail.com

Jordan Valley Com- munity Clinic of Marsh- fi eld hosted its JV-4-Kids Back to School Pop Up Clinic Drive-Up Immu- nizations on Aug. 10. The event took place in front of the Jordan Val- Let your ears join the party ley Community Health Center building in Focus in on the people you want to hear, Marshfield. “Usually we do a even in the most challenging environments. very large event,” said Joanne Henry, clinic Mail photos by Sarah Bicknell Tiffany Elkins, care coordinator of Jordan Valley supervisor of Jordan Valley Community Community Health Center, helped two individuals Health Center. “We do check in for the immunization check-ups during WHAT MAKES something with the the JV-4-Kids Back to School Pop Up Clinic Drive- health unit or we do Up Immunizations Aug. 10 outside the Jordan Val- something the entire ley Community Health Center in Marshfi eld. week, but we’re kind of SOUND ADVICE keeping it small and to and dental schedule those are usually for ourselves this year.” inside the building six-month cleanings, Henry said they for children. With the according to Henry. had a normal medical dental appointments, The well-child checks are required for most HEARING DOCTORS kindergarteners to have before they can go to school. “With immuniza- DIFFERENT? tions, everyone has to keep up to date with those,” said Henry. After the appoint- ments, children could pick five items from the 1 You will see an audiologist every school supplies pro- vided by Jordan Valley and receive a ticket for time you make an appointment! a free ice cream from Get Whipped. “We’ve had a good turnout today,” said “Try Before you Buy!” Everyone Lynsey Hicks, owner of 2 Get Whipped. “A ma- jority of my customers responds to hearing aids differently. has been the kids, but I’ve had a few people drive in when they saw You need to take the technology us here. I’m excited for the kids to get back to home and try it in your own school, and I think they are, too. This immu- environment to make sure that it nization thing is just a part of the process, and if I can bring a smile works best for you. There is no fee or Lynsey Hicks, owner of Get Whipped, provided a free on their face, then it’s frozen treat for the children after their appointments. worth it.” pressure if it doesn’t work for you.

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By Sarah Bicknell will open an opportunity to during their meeting. People sarahb@marshfieldmail.com put this into our website, don’t realize how much this so when people start doing RoundUp Program makes a The Webster Electric Co- their research, especially difference.” operative presented grants companies and consultants, With its $5,000 grant, to five nonprofit organiza- they’ll see if we have all the Mary Carpenter said the tions Aug. 4. assets. We want our website Seymour Senior Citizens It’s part of the Webster to do that.” Center will use the funds Electric Foundation’s Op- The second recipient, to replace the roof on its eration RoundUp, through the University of Missouri building. She stated when which customers round Extension Center, received a it comes to heavy rain, the their utility bill to the near- $2,000 grant for the purpose senior center floods, so it’s est dollar every month. This of maintenance and repairs a lot of cleanup, hence the Mail photos by Sarah Bicknell quarter’s recipients include on its building. Represent- center’s reasons for applying From left, Denise Holdman of the Webster Electric Coop- GRO Marshfield, the Univer- ing the Extension Center for the grant. erative presents Duane Lavery, mayor Natalie McNish and sity of Missouri Extension was Kyle Whittaker, county “We seniors own the Center, Fordland Senior Citi- engagement specialist in ag- building, so it’s up to us to John Foglesong with a check in the amount of $4,800 to the zens Housing, the Seymour riculture and environment. do the upkeep on it,” said GRO Marshfield organization, as part of Webster Electric’s Senior Citizens Center and “We’re going to use it to Carpenter. “It’s going to cost Operation RoundUp Program Aug. 4. Choices Pregnancy Center. add some insulation to our $12,000 for a new roof. Well, Duane Lavery, chief roof,” said Kyle Whittaker, we didn’t have that, so we executive of GRO Marsh- University of Missouri Ex- got a grant, a small one. We field, spoke on behalf of tension county engagement also have a fundraiser going the organization, which specialist in agriculture and on now for the roof. We have promotes the economic environment. “We’ve got a a golf cart we are selling tick- growth of the community sign that has been there for ets for. We’re so thrilled over and improves the quality of quite a while that’s pretty this Webster Electric grant life for its citizens. Lavery tattered, so we’re going to because it’s going to enable said GRO Marshfield will use do that. We’re going to put us to put the new roof on.” the $4,800 grant from the some enclosures over AC Choices Pregnancy Cen- Operation RoundUp for the units to make sure nobody ter in Marshfield received purpose of enhancing and takes those.” a $10,000 grant from the improving its website. William “Bill” Gdanitz foundation. With it, Kathy “One of the things that of Fordland Senior Citi- McConnell, a member of the has been very critical for a zens Housing expressed his Choices Pregnancy Center long time is attracting new excitement about the $4,400 Board, said they’re going to Denise Holdman presents a $2,000 check to the University business,” said Lavery. grant for its housing com- purchase a new ultrasound of Missouri Extension of Webster County. Representing the He added that Marshfield plexes. He said back in 2014, machine for the center. Extension Center is Kyle Whittaker. gets a lot of attention for its they received a $175,000 “This will be our second assets and resources that grant to renovate them. Six ultrasound machine,” said are available to businesses. years later, there are still McConnell. “This will be “That involves a website,” he updates needed, according an updated version, and it said. “In order to establish to Gdanitz. will detect life at five weeks all the basic parameters, “With the Fordland Se- and three days. The one that such as our infrastructure, nior Housing, we’re going we’re currently using, which water structure and electri- to use these funds to put a Webster Electric also helped cal capacities, which is im- new floor in,” said Gdanitz. us buy several years ago, portant to a business, we’re “When we did the update, detects life at eight weeks, getting all of that informa- some didn’t need it then, but so a mother who hears an tion together. We’re updating now they do. Webster Elec- ultrasound of her own baby all the improvements to the tric has been fantastic to us. is more likely to choose life. city and creating a bigger They have always supported That two-and-a-half-week picture to make Marshfield us, and two years ago Denise difference can make an a very attractive place. This Holdman asked me to do a impact on what a mother grant from the foundation presentation for the board decides to do.” William Gdanitz, president of the Fordland Senior Center and Rogersville Senior Center Board, accepts a check on Webster Electric reaches $2 million behalf of the Fordland Senior Citizens Housing. mark on grants to help nonprofits

By Sarah Bicknell RoundUp program. With have been awarded to sarahb@marshfieldmail.com her position as office man- various organizations in the ager, she also is administra- community, including the The Webster Electric Foun- tor for the Webster Electric county food pantries, Hidden dation was founded in 1998, Foundation. Waters Nature Park in Marsh- and since then it has given “I’ve seen the difference field, the Niangua Fire Pro- back just over $2 million in the RoundUp program has tection District, the Seymour grants to nonprofit organi- made,” said Holdman. “Say, Senior Citizens Center, the zations within the Webster for example, if my bill comes Rogersville Police Depart- Electric service territory area. out as $85.75, then it would ment and many others. That’s $2,021,936.71, round my bill to $86, so my “We’ve helped well over which has been made pos- donation would be a quarter 100 nonprofit organizations sible by the generous dona- to the Operation RoundUp that have benefitted from the tions of the Webster Elec- program for that month. RoundUp Program, which in Mary Carpenter represents the Seymour Senior Citizens tric members/owners who Even if my quarter doesn’t turn benefits the local com- Center, which received a $5,000 grant. participate in the Operation do that much, together with munities that Webster Elec- RoundUp Program. Op- other members, we can make tric serves,” said Holdman. eration RoundUp, or the a huge difference.” Organizations in Webster “change for change” pro- Nonprofit organizations Electric’s service territory gram, has the member round may apply for up to $10,000 comprise Webster, Greene, up their bill to the next in grant monies for commu- Christian, Dallas, Wright, highest dollar amount. The nity betterment projects. The Douglas and Laclede coun- change goes to the founda- foundation gives a maximum ties. The Webster Electric tion, which is run by a board of $10,000 in grants, but Foundation board deter- of directors. Holdman said it just de- mines which nonprofit orga- “Just by rounding up pends on the bills and what nizations receive the grants, their bill to the next dollar comes in. according to Holdman. each month, that makes all “The maximum for any “The foundation board the difference,” said Denise one grant is $10,000 per takes the grant and looks Holdman, office manager of year,” said Holdman. “It over it,” said Holdman. Webster Electric Cooperative. depends on what the non- “We have nine members on From left, Theresa Clement, Valerie Thompson and Kathy Prior to working for the profit applies for and what the board. They determine McConnell of Choices Pregnancy Center in Marshfield re- cooperative, Holdman was a the need is.” who will benefit from it and ceive a $10,000 check to purchase another ultrasound ma- member of Webster Electric’s Over $1 million in grants vote on it.” chine for the center. MARKETING ASSISTANT COMMUNITY EDITOR WANTED ☞ Full time sales assistant position, benefits (paid vacation, medical, dental, 401k, etc). ☞ Monday through Friday (occasional weekend and after-hours but rare). ☞ Hourly plus bonus - beginning wage $12/hr. Monthly bonus $500+. Phillips Media Group is currently seeking an editor for one of its Bonus guarantee$500/mo for first three months. community newspapers in Southwest Missouri. This successful ☞ This position will assist in developing marketing programs for lo- county seat newspaper has great circulation and is the news cal businesses, designing ad campaigns and programs, supporting leader among residents. marketing representatives in Ozark and Marshfield. Our ideal candidate will be the face of the newspaper in the ☞ Bonuses will be paid on making monthly goals, success of programs community, very involved in civic clubs and organizations and in various communities, promotional campaigns and sales support. visible in the community, not just in the office. ☞ Travel mileage paid. This is a working editor position, responsible for bylines and managing two other reporters. ☞ Growth potential – Marketing assistant will have the opportunity to assume a sales role if a position comes available or is added due to Management experience is a plus but not required if you are growth in a given market. ready to make the leap and pilot your own ship. ☞ Position based in Marshfield and Ozark areas with some daily travel. Competitive salary, commensurate with experience is offered along with paid time off and full benefits package. ☞ Reliable transportation and clean driving record required. Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] for Send resume and references to: [email protected]. consideration. Phillips Media is an equal opportunity employer. 591077b Phillips Media is an equal opportunity employer. 591073b OPINION August 12, 2020 | The Marshfi eld Mail | 5A VOICESmarshfi eldmail.com

From the Newsroom Legislative Column Coins still Missouri General Assembly takes on crime By Mike Cunningham for young offenders. It’s common for wit- Finally, the law would require courts to State Senator, District 33 nesses to refuse to testify for fear of ret- determine if children charged with armed worthy as ribution, a trend that contributes to the criminal action or unlawful use of a The Missouri General Assembly re- high number of unsolved crimes in urban weapon should be tried as adults. Not ev- turned to Jefferson City on July 27 for areas. Chronically understaffed police de- ery child accused of these crimes would an extra legislative session called by the partments struggle to keep up with per- be tried as an adult, but the court would currency in governor. The “extraordinary” session is sistent lawlessness in many communi- have to consider the possibility. focused on addressing violent crime, es- ties. Senate Bill 1, introduced at the start As I prepare this report, the Senate is pecially the alarming rate of homicides in of the extra session, includes proposals still considering these proposals. Assum- our country our state’s metropolitan areas. The scope put forth by the governor to target these ing SB 1, or portions of it, are approved in of the session is limited to six legisla- specifi c problems. the Senate, the House of Representatives By Sarah Bicknell tive solutions requested by the governor. Currently, police offi cers and other will also need to take up the proposals. [email protected] The governor said he trusts lawmakers public safety employees in the City of St. That’s expected to happen in the coming to agree on these proposals in the short Louis must reside within the city limits days, as the two chambers of the Legisla- I heard about the coin shortage time allowed for an extra session. He has during the fi rst seven years of employ- ture return to Jefferson City separately, in on the news. said larger and more complex proposals ment. I believe this strict residency re- order to reduce the risk of COVID-19 and Maybe it’s from people wishing should wait for a regular session of the quirement makes it hard to recruit and avoid the unnecessary cost of one body 2020 will be over. Legislature, when there’s more time for retain police offi cers, who would often sitting idle, while waiting for the other act. OK, all jokes aside, debate and discussion. rather live and raise their families outside I expect the General Assembly to act it turns out to be Those of us who live in rural areas may the city. Senate Bill 1 would allow pub- on these proposals. In the meantime, I just a disruption not fully appreciate the crisis facing our lic safety employees to reside within an believe police offi cers and prosecutors in coin circulation. urban cousins. Violent crime is rampant hour’s drive of their jobs, a change that in Missouri’s largest cities are struggling With everyone us- in Missouri’s largest cities. St. Louis con- should help the city address long-stand- to bring law and order to our streets. ing credit cards sistently ranks near the top of any list of ing manpower shortages. From my perspective, everyone agrees now, it makes me America’s most violent cities. Kansas City Two of the governor’s proposals re- the proposals presented during this ex- wonder how long follows closely behind. Even Springfi eld late to witnesses in criminal trials. One tra legislation session are just part of we’ll have coins, Bicknell makes the top 20. Each of Missouri’s three measure would establish a Pretrial Wit- the solution. Many more ideas will be but it’s something I largest metropolitan areas are on pace ness Protection Fund. Administered by presented in the future. There will be a hope doesn’t go away. to exceed unacceptable murder totals the state treasurer, this fund would allow new class of legislators arriving in Jef- I’m somewhat of an old-fash- posted last year. The almost daily reports prosecutors to temporarily relocate wit- ferson City in January, as the 101st Gen- ioned woman. I still prefer mail- of death and injury in these cities is heart- nesses and their families to ensure their eral Assembly is sworn in to offi ce. They ing letters and walking to the post breaking. Far too often, women and safety and encourage cooperation. An- will surely continue the search for solu- offi ce to pick up stamps. It’s the children are caught in the crossfi re. Too other provision would ease “hearsay” tions to the violence that vexes our cities. same thing with coins. They’ve been many innocent lives are being lost. The rules and allow certain statements to be They’ll need wisdom and guidance from around for a long time, and I’ve got- situation continues to worsen, with little admissible in court when witnesses have voices all across our state as they take up ten so used to them. relief in sight. I believe something must been intimated from appearing in person. this important work. The coins came in handy when- be done now. To address the enlistment of juveniles It is my great honor to represent the ever I went to the public library Law enforcement experts tell us vio- in violent criminal activity, SB 1 would citizens of the 33rd Senatorial District. Al- in Butler and printed copies for lent crime is increasingly committed make it a crime to encourage children to though the Legislature has adjourned for school worksheets or Sunday by juveniles who grow up fast and hard engage in weapons offenses. The legisla- 2020, I remain your senator throughout school lessons. on city streets. Criminal gangs often en- tion also increases penalties for know- the year. If there’s anything that I can do In 2014, I worked as a house- list minors into their ranks, knowing the ingly transferring a fi rearm to a minor to assist you, please feel free to contact my keeper at Windermere Conference criminal justice system makes allowances without consent of the child’s guardian. Capitol offi ce at 573-751-1882. Center in Roach, Missouri. At that time, I was already signed up for my fi rst mission trip to Houston, Texas, through Southwest Baptist Univer- sity’s Missions Program, so I need- ed to start saving up for it. While at Windermere, I started collecting small change and adding it to my trip fund. Sometimes, guests left quarters and thank you notes un- derneath the pillows for the house- keepers, which was a very common thing to do there. I’d asked the head housekeeper or my coworkers if they wanted the change, but they laughed and said, “You keep them, Sarah. They’re not Guest Column worth much.” Yet with each penny or quarter, I thanked God for his provision. It Internet access is a public health issue still added up to my mission trip and pretty soon my friends on the By the American Heart Association places where doctors are in short supply. 62% don’t think it is the federal govern- conference center noticed. Some For the Mail But audio-video communication “is ment’s job to ensure everyone has a high- of them donated their coins to help only as fi rm or as strong as the founda- speed internet connection at home. with the trip. If you live in the right neighborhood tion of the internet connection, and ac- New technology, such as 5G networks, I can’t remember how much I had and can afford it, you might think of high- cessibility that patients and individuals won’t solve the access problem, Siefer by the end of the summer, but that speed internet as a convenient way to have to high-speed internet,” said Julien, said. Wealthier neighborhoods will see coin collection, along with dona- connect to bingeworthy TV shows or the who also is a cardiologist at the Corporal such upgrades fi rst, and everyone will tions from my church back in Butler conference calls that let you work from Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center. need new devices to tap them. and other friends, played a part in home. You might take for granted that ev- And millions of people don’t have it. Although robust studies have not been paying for my trip. eryone has internet access. How many isn’t certain. Estimates conducted on solutions, Julien said there These coins are precious and But increasingly, it’s a vital way to de- range from 19 million to 42 million people are plenty of ideas. Companies could be each one tells a story. I still have the liver health care that millions of people in the U.S. without access to broadband, given incentives to connect remote areas. Sacagawea dollar Dad gave me for are missing out on. according to the American Heart Associa- While awaiting that, “Health systems my 10th birthday. Engraved on the “Telehealth is considered this amazing tion journal Circulation in June. can have halfway points, where hubs obverse side is Sacagawea, carrying new tool,” said Angela Siefer, executive di- Siefer said her group uses a conserva- are created in between the health sys- her baby in a basket on her back. rector of the National Digital Inclusion Al- tive number, based on census data, show- tem and a rural environment,” he said. Her blank stare on that coin fi lls me liance, a nonprofi t advocacy group based ing that 18 million U.S. households lack A church or other public space can serve with curiosity. in Columbus, Ohio. “But really, it’s only broadband, including mobile service. Of as a location for people to bring their de- We don’t think much about amazing for some folks.” those, 4 million are in rural areas, and 14 vice, connect to the internet and meet change because it’s just a penny People need broadband at home so million in urban. with providers. or a nickel. When I pull them out that telehealth can be delivered. They Low-income communities also are at a Siefer wants the health care industry of my purse, I don’t think much need devices that can run the proper disadvantage. to be a larger part of the conversation. about them. In certain scenarios, apps. And they need digital literacy skills “Broadband in the U.S. is expensive,” “Many doctors and very well-meaning say I’m at Casey’s or Price Cutter, I’ll to be able to use those apps. “If any of Siefer said. Devices also are expensive. people talk about the apps and the tech- see if I can give exact change, but those pieces is missing, then it’s not an And the lower one’s income, the more re- nical solutions that they’re creating to fi x that’s about it. awesome tool for that person,” she said. strictive their data plan usually is. problems without any recognition that It all adds up, though. At the end Dr. Howard M. Julien, assistant profes- But cost isn’t the only problem. There’s there are people who cannot use those of their meetings, members of the sor of clinical medicine at Penn Medicine access. Often, poor urban neighbor- apps,” because they can’t get online or Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival in Philadelphia, knows how signifi cant hoods and rural areas get left out. “If the haven’t been taught the digital skills peo- Auxiliary donate coins to contrib- that connection can be. During the early infrastructure doesn’t exist, they can’t pur- ple with regular high-speed access take ute to scholarships for students in peak of the coronavirus in his city, “our chase it. Or maybe it exists, but it’s really for granted. the Webster County area. I’m sure entire practice was predominantly tele- expensive,” she said. That needs to change, she said, be- other organizations in the area and medicine for several weeks.” Politics plays a role. Community- cause some of the people most at risk for around the world do something sim- Broadband internet enables interac- owned service providers have succeeded severe cases of COVID-19 – older people, ilar. After all, money’s money, even tive video that allows patients and doctors in some places, but many states restrict African Americans and possibly people though the value might seem small. to see each other and lets doctors share them, because private companies oppose experiencing poverty – who might ben- As we progress forward, I hope test results and even conduct parts of a the idea of government-backed access efi t from telemedicine are some of the our coins still hold value for a long physical exam. It lets patients ask quick because they view the access as competi- same people who can’t connect to it. time, not only for our currency, but questions securely without having to tion. Although roughly half of U.S. adults “We can’t keep waiting for magical for our history. They’re more than travel to a medical facility and lets doctors say the internet has been “essential” for technical solutions,” she said. “We need just pocket change. monitor patients in real time. It can reach them personally during the pandemic, to solve it now.”

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Total price for 26 issues ...... $48.99 6A | The Marshfield Mail | August 12, 2020 OBITUARIES/NEWS Pamela Diann (Reynolds) Wagoner Robert Lee Sees Michael Ross Atteberry Cheryl Ann Feb. 21., 1947-July 24, 2020 May 16, 1933-Aug. 6, 2020 Elkland (Kolesar) Richards Born: Oct. 3, 1963 Marshfield Pamela Diann (Reyn- younger son, David Weaver Robert Lee Sees, Marsh- of the home; three chil- Died: Aug. 6, 2020 Born: Oct. 17, 1967 olds) Wagoner, 72, died and wife, Sunny, of the field, was born May 16, dren, Robert Jerome Sees Services: 4-7 p.m. today at Died: July 29, 2020 Friday, July 24, 2020, State of Washing- 1933, in Gordon, (Debbie), Lees Fraker Funeral Home Services: 10 a.m. Saturday at in Centralia, Wash- ton; her mother, Nebraska, to Otto Summit, Missouri, ington. She was for- Charlene Hopkins and Mary (Bosom) Gregory Mark Sees Fraker Funeral Home merly of Lebanon. and husband Otto Sees. He departed (Cindy), Kansas Kelly Jannell Her death was not of Lebanon; a sister, this life on Aug. 6, City, Missouri, (Custer) Driskell Robert Lee Sees COVID-19 related. Missy Kenworthy 2020, in his home at and Cathy Lynette Ozark Marshfield She was born and her husband the age of 87. Baderdeen (Cliff), Born: Sept. 5, 1982 Born: May 16, 1933 Feb. 21, 1947, in Tony of Lebanon; a Bob was a long- Gardner, Kansas; Died: Aug. 2, 2020 Died: Aug. 6, 2020 Tekamah, Nebraska, brother, Mark Hop- time dairy farmer eight grandchildren; Services: Private family services to Bud E. Reynolds and kins and his wife Stacie of and a welder. seven great-grandchildren; Services: Services were held are planned Charlene (Davis) Hopkins. Marshfield; two nephews, Preceding him in death and one sister, Betty Little, Friday Prior to moving to Wesley Perryman and Tyler were his parents and his two Kansas City, Missouri. Coordinated by Day Funeral Coordinated by Fraker Washington State in 2016, Perryman (Rhonda); six brothers, George “Happy” Private family services Home Funeral Home Pam was an active member nieces, Eryn Miller (Grif- Sees and Alan “Buddy” Sees. are under the direction of Jonathan David of the Elkland Indepen- fin), Sydney and Maddy Bob is survived by his Fraker Funeral Home, Inc., James Goodman Pamela Diann dent Methodist Church. Hopkins, Megan Cruise, wife, Frona (Brixey) Sees, Marshfield. Niangua (Reynolds) Wagoner She enjoyed volunteer- Ashlea Harmon and Centralia, Washington ing in the church’s thrift Kaedra Moore; a host of Born: Jan. 11, 1992 Born: Feb. 21, 1947 store and food pantry. She family and friends; three Died: Aug. 5, 2020 remained a member of the great-nieces, Alexis, Brooke Find all our obituaries online at Services: No services are Died: July 24, 2020 church after moving to and Sadie; and one great- planned at this time Services: 11 a.m. Aug. 22, Washington. nephew, Logan. www.marshfieldmail.com Coordinated by Day Elkland Independent Meth- Pam enjoyed spend- A celebration of life Funeral Home odist Church ing time with her son and service will be held 11 a.m. daughter-in-law. She loved Aug. 22 at the Elkland decorating her apartment, Independent Methodist meeting new friends and Church, Elkland. reacquainting with friends In lieu of flowers, the Fordland Clinic offers drive-thru from when she lived there family requests donations in previous years. be made in Pam’s name to Pam was preceded in the Elkland Independent testing this Thursday death by her older son, Methodist Church, the Phillip Weaver, as well 4-County Thrift Store and Fordland Clinic is pleased to announce that Missourians. If prevalence is low, this will help as her father and her Food Pantry of Elkland, they will be offering an evening drive-thru CO- reassure citizens that it is safe to begin re-engaging granddog, Sobe. or Paws and Claws ani- VID-19 (the disease caused by the novel corona- in the community and returning to somewhat nor- Pam is survived by her mal shelter. virus) testing at no cost. This event, to be held on mal operations. If prevalence is higher, quick and Thursday, August 13, is open to anyone, regard- proactive steps will be taken to keep the virus from less of county of residency. For this testing, pres- spreading further in the community. This event will ence of symptoms is not required, and a doctor’s offer only PCR testing, which is conducted by nasal Cheryl Ann (Kolesar) Richards order is not needed. Pre-registration, however, is swab and tests for current infection. Testing will be Oct. 17, 1967-July 29, 2020 required. Fordland Clinic will be supported by a performed on Thursday, August 13th from 6-8 p.m. collaborative group of Webster County healthcare at the Fordland Clinic. The address for the event is Cheryl Ann (Kolesar) her significant and best providers. 1059 Barton Drive in Fordland. Appointments for Richards, 52, passed away friend of over 10 years, Tom Those wishing to be tested should bring health- testing are required for this event. A time slot can on July 29, 2020. Blachowske; her care insurance information to the event. If you are be scheduled by calling Fordland Clinic at 417-767- Cheryl was born daughter, Amanda not covered by insurance, or if insurance only cov- 2273. Minors must be accompanied by a parent on Oct. 17, 1967, in (Harman) Bozman; ers part of the cost of the testing, there will be no or guardian. Douglas, Michigan. her son, Austin Har- cost to the person being tested. Collaborative partners in the Webster County She gradu- man; two grand- Community sampling, like that being performed Mobile Testing Unit are Fordland Clinic, CoxHealth ated from Marsh- daughters, Aryanna in Webster County, gives healthcare providers and / Cox EMS, Jordan Valley Community Health field High. and Chevelle; her the Webster County Health Unit, a better sense of Center – Marshfield, Marshfield Fire Department, Cheryl was an mother, Linda COVID-19 prevalence in a given area, which will Mercy, OCH Wellpointe Family Medical Clinic, and amazing soul with Bunch; and six help guide the response and ease uncertainty for the Webster County Health Unit. a great sense of humor. brothers, Danny Kolesar, She was witty, never leav- Mike Kolesar, Darby Bunch, ing a sarcastic remark James Bunch, Billy Bunch unsaid and very outspo- and Newt Bunch. ken. She enjoyed spend- A celebration of life is USDA accepting applications to help ing time with her two scheduled for Saturday, granddaughters, as well Aug. 15, 2020, at 10 a.m. as reading, doing puzzles, in Marshfield, Missouri, at cover costs for organic certification camping and socializing Fraker Funeral Home, Inc. USDA’s Farm Service Agency agent. Eligible expenses for cost- all certified organic operations. and laughing with friends, In lieu of flowers, dona- (FSA) announced that organic share reimbursement include State agencies that are interested all while having a cold one tions may be made to Fraker producers and handlers can application fees, inspection in overseeing reimbursements to in her hand. to help with the cost of her apply for federal funds to assist costs, fees related to equivalency producers and handlers in their Cheryl is survived by final expenses. with the cost of receiving and agreement and arrangement states must establish new agree- maintaining organic certification requirements, travel expenses ments with FSA for fiscal 2020. through the Organic Certifica- for inspectors, user fees, sales Opportunities for Michael Ross Atteberry tion Cost Share Program (OCC- assessments and postage. State Agencies SP). Applications for eligible cer- Changes in Reimbursement There’s an opportunity for Oct. 3, 1963-Aug. 6, 2020 tification expenses paid between Due to expected participa- state agencies to apply for grant Michael Ross Atteberry, Kevin Atteberry. Oct. 1, 2019, and Sept. 30, 2020, tion levels and the limited agreements to administer the Elkland, son of Fern Ju- Michael is survived by are due Oct. 31, 2020. funds available, FSA revised the OCCSP program in fiscal 2020. nior and Betty Ann his mother, Betty “For producers producing reimbursement amount avail- State agencies that establish (Barnett) Atteberry, Atteberry, Elkland, food with organic certifica- able through fiscal year 2023. agreements may be able to was born Oct. 3, Missouri; two tion, this program helps cover Certified producers and han- extend their agreements and re- 1963, in Springfield, brothers, Randy a portion of those certification dlers are now eligible to receive ceive additional funds to admin- Missouri. He passed Atteberry (Debbie) costs,” FSA Administrator Rich- reimbursement for up to 50 ister the program in future years. away on Aug. 6, and Ben Atteberry ard Fordyce said. “Contact your percent of the certified organic FSA has not yet determined 2020, in his home at (Pam), Marshfield, local FSA county office to learn operation’s eligible expenses, up whether an additional applica- the age of 56. Missouri; one more about this program and to a maximum of $500 per scope. tion period will be announced Michael gradu- sister, Gail Boyd other valuable USDA resources, This change is will allow a larger for state agencies that choose ated high school in 1982. (Tony), Fair Grove, Mis- like farm loans and conserva- number of certified organic not to participate in fiscal 2020. He began his construc- souri; and many nieces tion assistance, that can help operations to receive assistance. States that would like to admin- tion career with Rex Price and nephews. you succeed.” If Congress authorizes additional ister OCCSP for multiple years and later began Atteberry Michael’s family and OCCSP provides cost-share funding, FSA may provide ad- are encouraged to establish an Construction in 1991. friends will be at Fraker assistance to producers and ditional assistance to certified agreement for fiscal 2020. FSA He was preceded in Funeral Home from 4 to handlers of agricultural prod- operations that have applied for will accept applications from death by his father, Junior 7 p.m. today, Wednesday, ucts for the costs of obtaining OCCSP, not to exceed 75 percent state agencies from Aug. 10, Atteberry, and his brother, Aug. 12, 2020. or maintaining organic certifi- of their eligible costs, up to $750 2020 through Sept. 9, 2020. State cation under the USDA’s Na- per scope. Regardless of whether Agencies must submit the Ap- tional Organic Program. Eligible they apply through an FSA coun- plication for Federal Assistance producers include any certified ty office or a participating state (Standard Form 424 and 424B) producers or handlers who have agency, changes to the payment electronically via Grants.gov, the paid organic certification fees calculation and maximum pay- Federal grants website, at http:// to a USDA-accredited certifying ment amount are applicable to www.grants.gov.

OATS SERVING WEBSTER COUNTY Its schedule from the Marshfield area to Springfield is the first Thursday and second and fourth Tuesdays every month. The schedule to Lebanon is the third Thurs- day of each month. To schedule a ride, contact Evelyn Wine at 417-468-6079 or Dale Smith at 417-616-9985. The OATS northern Webster County bus schedule from the Marshfield area to Marshfield is on Mon- day through Friday of every week, excluding holidays. The sched- ule from Niangua and Elkland to Marshfield is on the first and third Friday every month. To schedule a ride, contact 417- 343-0131, a day in advance before 2 p.m. 511097b 586617b COMMUNITY August 12, 2020 | The Marshfield Mail | 7A Conway Senior Center Lodges donate to Fair Haven Children’s Home by Ann Kalkstein You can have a nice hot Lunch On Aug. 4, Worshipful Everyday, just by calling the center Master Dave Bagdonas one day in advance and reserving of Strafford Lodge 608, your meal. Call Annie at 532-3040. in conjunction with the Lunches are served daily from 11:30 Cruisers Unit of Abou a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Ben Adhem Shrine Tem- Aug. 12 – Easy roast chicken ple, University Lodge Aug. 13 – Meatloaf 683, Hazelwood Lodge Aug. 14 – Ham salad 459, Plato Lodge 469, Aug. 17 – Cajun chicken Mount Olive Lodge 439, Aug. 18 – Roast Pork and Ha- Missouri Ridge Run- waiian sides ner Scottish Rite Club Have a nice week. and the Masonic Home of Missouri, presented checks totaling $4,000 to Barney Crawford, execu- Marshfield tive director of the Fair Haven Children’s Home. Senior Center Crawford was very By Christina Parker grateful for the donation SeniorAge Area Agency on Aging and said, “At this time Contributed photo of year, this will go a The Strafford Lodge 608, in conjunction with other lodges, gave checks totaling $4,000 Election of new Board Members long way in helping buy to Fair Haven Children’s Home Aug. 4. The money will be used to purchase school sup- will be held today (Wednesday) from coats, backpacks, hair- plies and other necessities for children. Dave Bagdonas, far left, and Rick Thompson, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the front of our cuts and school supplies far right, of Strafford Lodge 608, presented the check to Barney Crawford, middle, of building. Members up for re-election for these children.” the Fair Haven Children’s Home. are John Shaughnessy and Peggy Don Yates. Others running are Leann Bird, Bill Curnutt, Linda McAninch, Dean Rader Report Rainey and Carolyn Waxler. We will be having “Dinner on the By Diane Whitwer Dee Twyman went to visit ANNIVERSARY Run” at the Center on Friday from Rosemary Howel from Buf- Doyle and Betty Stokes and 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Seniors 60+ falo and her grandson Steven treated the Stokes family to are invited to enjoy stop-in-and-pick- from Kansas City stopped in peach cobbler. Betty is not al- up pork chops, mashed potatoes, to visit the Helping Hand Club ways feeling great, but she does green beans and a dinner roll to go. Quilters to see if they had been come to quilting when she can Call today to order a stone engraved working on her quilt. It so hap- and they are always so happy on the front of our building. The pav- pened that the quilt she turned to see her. ing stones are normally $150, but we in to be quilted was going to Rev William Metzger want to complete our wall, so they are be given to Steven. As luck preached on “God’s Use of on sale this month for just $100 for up would have it that is the very Water to Save,” and the Bible to three lines, 14 characters per line. quilt they gals were working study of Galatians is wrap- Did you know that Marshfield has on that week. Steven was so ping up next Sunday. The next an Adult Day Care? We do! If you are excited and took pictures of series for study is called “The feeling the stress of 24/7 care and all the ladies working on the Parables of Grace.” Please con- need a break, why not give them quilt and wanted to know how sider joining the group as they a call? Owned and staffed by local soon it would be done. What start a new series. Bible study people, they have a great reputation a pleasant surprise for the meets at 9 a.m. Sunday morn- and are there to help you. They cur- quilters to see his excitement, ings with church following at rently have openings, so give them a and it seemed to rub off on 10 a.m. Kallen O’Dell, son of Joneses celebrate 50 years call at 859-7746 to find out how they them. They have been working Betsy O’Dell, visited church can help you. even harder to get it done for and Bible study at Immanuel Friends and family of Jim and Beth Jones are I want to thank the volunteers from the young man. Sunday morning with grand- invited by the children and grandchildren of the Faith Southern Baptist Church who Another visitor who stopped mother Mary Rader. couple to share in their joyous celebration of delivered meals to our seniors last in that morning was Barb Leona Medlock, Marjorie their parents’ 50th wedding anniversary. week. This week the United Method- Holmes from Diggins. She had Welch and Bertha Terry went This is a come-and-go event to be held Sun- ist Church is delivering. We could not been to a meeting at Immanuel on their weekly trek to the Mor- day between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. at Osage Baptist do what we do for our seniors without on Sunday and saw the quilts, gan Store. They just had coffee Church, 74 Sweetbriar Drive, Marshfield. The a solid volunteer base. And we have inquired as to when the ladies and cookies as food is still not omission of gifts is requested, but the simple just that: Thank you to everyone who quilted and said she might being served. Be aware that presence of guests is welcome. volunteers to help keep our pro- stop in. To the joy of all of those the Helping Hand Club will be grams going. quilters, she surprised them by holding their bake sale at the coming on Monday, and she Morgan Store on Sept. 12 start- picked up a needle and quilted ing at 8 a.m. MU Extension offers for the rest of that day. She Brandie Yelvington and Marshfield Lions Club stayed for lunch, and everyone some of the family drove to By Bart Tibbs, Secretary was happy to have someone Lewellym, Nebraska, to visit leadership classes Lion Kevin Cantrell opened the new to quilt and to share news Mr. and Mrs Chanlar Terry last Leadership is influence — nothing more, nothing Aug. 6 meeting at 6:30 p.m. with eight with. We hope she comes back week. She said that much of less! You influence every person you meet. Leader- members present. to visit again very soon. the scenery was beautiful, ship is a learned behavior; there is no such thing as a Several happy dollars were col- Mary Farrell is home from but there were a lot of miles born leader. lected from the group. the hospital after having a stent where they did not even see a Leadership is a process of influence that maxi- Lion Secretary Bart Tibbs read the put in. She will need further house. They had a great visit, mizes the effort of others toward the achievement of previous minutes. The minutes were heart surgery down the road, but everyone was very tired by a meaningful goal. Leadership stems from influence accepted as remembered. but seems to be doing fine at the time they got back home. not authority or power. Lion Kevin mentioned that the home at this time. Greg Reid Fourteen of the Immanuel This ability to influence others is your leadership September truck pull is on and he has will be going in for his qua- Seers and friends celebrated capacity, and since the world always needs more and collected several sponsorships. druple bypass at the end of this the birthday of Journi Peder- better leaders, that means you need to increase your Lion Ron Cole had the opportunity month. Mary Stillwell has been sen last week at the Hinode leadership. To make that happen, you need to make it to draw for the blue tee and pulled the in the hospital but is expected restaurant. a priority in your life. white tee. to return to the Lebanon Care The Helping Hand Club University of Missouri Extension is looking for Lion Bart Tibbs was provided with Center soon. photo will be taken on Aug. 19 somebody who wants to develop their leadership the $100 to give out for the Random The helping Hand Club at noon. Please try to be there skills to improve their community and world. We are Acts of Kindness. He will report back Community picnic was on as this will be on our calendars offering one scholarship to participate in a regional to the club when it is dispersed. Saturday at the home of Reg- for 2021. Neighborhood Leadership Academy (NLA). Our That meeting adjourned gie and Star Terry. Almost 40 St. Paul’s Lutheran in office will cover the $295 registration fee for you to at 6:47 p.m. people showed up with salads, Marshfield celebrated the participate. Any individual interested should contact Lion Shorty Jones opened the hot dishes and desserts to 100th birthday of Norma Cook the extension center at 859-2044. previous week’s meeting at 6:27 p.m. share. Reggie Terry and Scott on Sunday afternoon. Her Others interested in signing up for the class are with six members and one guest. Moulder manned the grill and birthday is actually this Thurs- also welcome to enroll. The Fall 2020 program will The members were happy to see Ms. Star, Angel Rader and Crystal day, but Sunday was the best be offered online throughout the state, with regional Hudspeth and to hear that she was Dismang took turns in the time to get family and friends cohorts to allow for local discussions. Neighborhood feeling better. kitchen. The weather was al- together. Leadership Academy will be held Monday Evenings Lion Tommy “Sparky” served his most perfect, and the kids from Other birthdays this week Aug. 24 through Nov. 2 via Zoom. Tail Twisting duties. He collected hap- 2 months to teenagers all spent are Andrew Reid, Dustin Academy participants may be neighborhood py dollars from all members present. much of their time outside. Haynes, Barbie Ferguson, association members, community leaders, resident The Lion secretary read minutes. Some of the teens even went Chase Hale, Mike Langdon, volunteers, community-based organization staff, Lion Kevin gave a brief update to help Reggie feed the cows Triston Brisbois, Barbara business owners, local government staff, elected for the Sept. 26 truck pull. The Lion while Bobby wandered around Mathis, Kevin Terry, AJ Perry- officials or anyone that would like to complete a com- secretary will submit a request for getting her ears scratched man, Andy Keesling, Bonnie munity project. insurance. wherever she could. It was a Shinsato, Bethany Medlock, To learn more about the program or to be con- Lion Tommy Owen was given the most enjoyable afternoon, and Brook Monnahan and Lewis sidered for the scholarship contact Kyle Whittaker at chance to pull out the blue tee. Gen- the Helping Hand Club gives Rader. May each of you have a [email protected] or (417) 859-2044. To eral rowdiness ensued at the sight of a well-deserved thank you to very happy birthday. see the program agenda, please visit the white tee. Reggie and Star. May the Lord bless and keep https://extension2.missouri.edu/regional-leader- Meeting adjourned at 6:40 p.m. Last Sunday Howard and you during the coming week. ship-academy and select “Ozark Region.”

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591391b 8A | The Marshfield Mail | August 12, 2020 NEWS TAG YOU’RE IT: Belinda Rust will roll with any project Continued from Page 1A “All these small holes on the middle part were clogged,” said Rust. “I had to take some sharp point and scrap them off. It’s probably from the ’30s or ’40s. I’ve never seen one with wheels like that.” Rust has a special baby doll she keeps on the baby bed. Her name’s Thumbalina and it’s something she played with when she was a child. “My two sisters and I took our dolls with us to play at our friend’s house,” said Rust. “We were tired and sleepy when we got home, so we left them in the car. Later that night, our house caught on fire. There was no fire department back then and they thought the fire was due to faulty wiring, but I still held onto my doll. She’s my oldest possession.” Rust embroiders blankets, quilts, clothing and other deco- rations. She enjoys repurposing items and uses them. “I’m always finding fabrics and things to use for my aprons and quilts at garage sales,” said Rust. “I have one made from curtains and a large woman’s top. It took a while on this one. I don’t like to sit and not do Mail photos by Sarah Bicknell anything, so when I watch TV at Even in retirement, Belinda Rust stays busy with various cre- Stationed in the backyard, the She-Shed serves as Rust’s night I embroider things.” ative projects, including this beautiful bookshelf mantelpiece. quiet place and ongoing project. Sometimes, Rust will receive requests from friends for purses I’ll even sew flowers on them. bears out of shirt materials. lies Rust’s ultimate escape and ting the metal roof,” said Rust. and gifts she’s created herself, This is just something I really “The project was started in safe haven, the She-Shed. This “There’s some little projects here such as Crayola aprons and baby enjoy doing.” memory of my daughter-in- is an ongoing project, but it took and there I’m still finishing up quilts. Bertoldie taught her how Another room in the house law’s mother,” said Rust. “She about a year to design the shed. on. I got a little retro stove that to make bags out of different serves as Rust’s sewing area. In died in January. She was 53 and With a metal roofing, it features before winter my husband’s go- fabrics and patterns. April, she started making masks she had 10 grandchildren. My vintage decorations and items ing to put in.” “No two bags are alike,” said for her family and friends out of daughter-in-law asked if I could Rust picked up at garage sales or When she’s not sewing, Rust. “I find a design and just different materials. Later on, she make memory bears for her antique markets. Rust serves as secretary of roll with it. I’m always on the creates them for others and sells grandchildren out of her clothes, “You’ll notice an old door the Greenwood Community lookout for buttons, big buttons. them at garage sales. Another so I did.” against the wall,” said Rust. Club in Marshfield. She joined I’ll include them on some bags. project involves making stuffed Out away from the backyard “It actually came from the old Greenwood to meet neighbors Dickey House.” and friends in the area. At the The shed offers a bed with time, there were about 18 or 19 a pink quilt designed by Rust. club members. There’s a record player disguised “I’ve been a president, a as a writing desk, as well as an member, all sorts of things,” said old telephone hanging in the Rust. “I love Greenwood Com- small kitchen area. munity Club and the one room “That phone still works, actu- schoolhouse setting. It makes ally,” said Rust. “I had it working me wish I taught in a one room at my other house in the sew- schoolhouse, but it’s a great ing room.” group and I’ve connected with a Rust usually sits on the front lot people there.” porch and relaxes there, but Tag, you’re it! Belinda Rust makes a point to come out to the has nominated her friend, Cinda Rust also sews face masks and sells them in These salsas were prepared and canned shed two or three times a week. Weiss for next week’s feature. garage sales. by Rust. “I like to listen to rain hit- Watch this space!

591223b marshfieldmail.com MSHSAA changes SPORTS stance on bylaws Sports 1-2B | Leisure/Nostalgia 3B | Legals/For the Record 4B | Faith 5-7B | Feature 8B Page 2B Sports Commission Awards honor area athletes By Bryan Everson 2’s 132-pound state bryane@marshfieldmail.com champion, was nomi- nated as Best Boys Wres- ecognition was tler (Lower Weights) and given to local Best Boys Cross Country athletes, teams Runner, as well as Boys and other spe- Athlete of the Year, which Rcial recipients Monday was won by Webb City’s at the 2020 Spring- Terrell Kabala. field Sports Commis- Strafford’s Logan sion Awards. Jones was up for Girls A total of 135 student- Athlete of the Year for her athletes and 26 teams work helping to lead the representing southwest Lady Indians to a fifth- Missouri high schools consecutive Class 3 state were honored at the title, though the nod was event, which was origi- given to Kaesha George nally scheduled for June of Monett. 15 but was pushed back Hartville Boys Bas- by organizers due to the ketball took home the COVID-19 pandemic. award for Boys Team of Marshfield’s Bri- the Year after winning anna Utecht, nominated the Class 2 state title. alongside teammate Springfield Catholic's Alliyah Joiner, won Girls Class 1 state winners Track Athlete of the Year. captured Girls Team of Birdie Henderson the Year; Strafford's girls captured the award of basketball team was Volleyball Player of the one of another handful Year for the second of teams nominated for consecutive year. The the honor. Mail photo by Bryan Everson Logan-Rogersville grad, Ethan Maddox, stu- Now the owner of some silverware and a varsity jacket, Marshfield’s Ethan Maddox was presented with one of now headed to play at dent manager of Marsh- the Inspiration Awards at Monday’s Sports Commission Awards alongside the Lady Jays girls basketball team. Florida, led her team to field’s girls basketball the Class 3 state finals in team, received one of 2019. An Under Armour four Inspiration Awards All-American, she ended presented over the her career with 483 course of the evening. kills and a 95.3 serve Another was given to percentage. 8-year-old Anya Smith, Also from L-R, Jay an honorary member of Strausbaugh, who the Logan-Rogersville finished the winter an Pomcat Dance team over undefeated 58-0 as Class the past several seasons.

▲ Two from Logan- Rogersville, Cabrini Johnson (middle) and Maddie Atwood (far right), were up for Girls Swimming & Diving Athlete of the Year.

◄ Another of four In- spiration Awards was presented to sixth- grader Anya Smith, who joined the Logan- Rogersville Pomcat Dance team through Strafford’s Mason Foley was one of six nominated the Champions Com- for Best Baseball Player. mitted to Kids charity. Award-winning Utecht makes waves at AAU games

By Bryan Everson the finals (top eight) out of only comparison [before] bryane@marshfieldmail.com over 80 preliminary competi- was to the state meet, and tors in the age 17-18 group. that doesn’t compare to the The way the last week had She placed sixth in both. competition last week. But I been trending for Brianna “The 100-meter dash is the definitely felt like I fit in. I’m Utecht, a win may have been hardest event for me, I think, not a sprinter; I just started inevitable. and for everyone,” Utecht hurdling and long-jumping The Marshfield senior took said. “I was kind of shocked this season, and I was placing home the award for Best Girls I made it to the finals, but that high at the Junior Olym- Track & Field Athlete on Mon- super excited. My times [in pics. I think that just made day at the Springfield Sports the 100-meter events] have me realize how well I can do. I Commission Awards, becom- improved so much since last know I have a bright future at ing a back-to-back winner. track season, which is crazy those events.” It’s a fantastic honor for after not having had one [as Utecht’s focus beyond high certain, but the absence of a a junior].” school is to compete in the high school season her junior After fighting the adversity heptathlon, a seven-event year hasn’t prevented Utecht of cancellations throughout contest. With practice hav- from becoming a name in the the summer, Utecht had to ing started this week for the sport beyond the region. deal with more in the face upcoming Lady Jays vol- Last week, Utecht traveled of inclement weather in the leyball season, Utecht plans to Satellite Beach, Florida, middle of one of her strongest Mail photo by Bryan Everson to simultaneously work on for the four-day AAU Junior events, the long jump. Marshfield senior Brianna Utecht took home the plaque for some of those events, in- Olympic Games Track and “We were literally about Best Girls Track & Field Athlete at Monday evening’s Spring- cluding shot put, high jump Field Championships. to jump in Flight 3 and there field Sports Commission Awards. and javelin. “I’ve signed up for five AAU was lightning, so they made As for her college destina- meets this summer, and every everyone go to their cars and jumped and posted a mark tion there “crazy.” “I talked tion, that’s one place where one got canceled,” Utecht we had to sit for about three of 18-7.75, good for second to a lot of the girls,” she said. she’s not eager to race. said. “I didn’t think we’d have hours,” said Utecht of the day place in her division. “They were Florida, Alabama “I’ve had a ton of DI this one, but it ended up hap- one event. “They gave us like Even the 200-meter dash, commits. Girls going to SEC, schools recruiting me and pening, so I was happy to get 15 minutes to warm back up which Utecht called “pretty Big 12 schools. They were the texting over the weekend the opportunity.” and then jump. That was kind rough,” resulted in a 25.3 best of the best. But it made about how I was doing,” It was an opportunity she of disappointing after being mark. Even so, it’s shown she’s me push harder, I think. I Utecht said. “I’ll be able to go made the most of. Utecht all warmed up, but I knew I shaved nearly five-tenths off knew I needed to perform on a lot of visits [soon] and recorded personal-best times needed to keep an open mind from her finish that was good really well to get up there and decide, but I’m not really in in both the 100-yard dash and be positive.” enough for fifth place on the get to the finals. a hurry to commit until after (12.04 seconds) and 100-yard It wasn’t a deterrent. podium at state in 2018-19. “I’ve never gone against my indoor season or after a hurdles (14.54), qualifying for Ranked seventh going in, she Utecht called the competi- that kind of competition. The few tracks meets this spring.” 2B | The Marshfi eld Mail | August 12, 2020 SPORTS Junior Jays

Photos by Bryan Everson Coach Roy Kaderly works on blocking with junior high players on the grounds alongside Ralph Future Blue Jays honed their pass-catching abilities during Eyler Field in Marshfi eld on Tuesday, July 28. the junior high camp held recently. theB-Side

Seasons, programs crumble outside the bubble

By Bryan Everson bryane@marshfi eldmail.com

Cancel culture has taken on a whole new meaning in 2020 for sports fans. Seasons have been moved, shortened and, ultimately, outright washed out in some cases. We’re now starting to see the ramifi cations of COVID-19 on college athletics. Bottom line, it’s bad. Dozens of NCAA schools, including some Division 1 institutions, have not just eliminated seasons, but in excess of over 100 programs altogether since the start of the pandemic. Imagine being called in for a meeting for what you thought might be the announcement of your new head coach only to discover it was to Seven players in the quarterback group work on their drops and reads. announce the program you played for would be discontinued immediately. There are plenty of these stories to go around. Part of the reason we haven’t heard more of these stories is because the damage hasn’t permeated the core. Yet. Stanford, with one of the largest endowments of all American univer- MSHSAA changes stance on bylaws; sities, became an outlier by cutting 11 of its 36 sports last month. Power 5 programs have yet to follow suit. district assignments delayed That may change with what appears to be the impending cancellation of the fall college By Bryan Everson fering only virtual instruction with and recommending no sports or football season. The Mid-American Conference’s bryane@marshfi eldmail.com no face-to-face education, even activities in the fall. That release postponement of the fall football season was temporarily, would not be able to indicated that multiple ideas a major domino to fall in what looks to be the Student-athletes and those offer sports and activities dur- would be entertained, including fi rst of many. When Power 5 schools axed non- concerned about whether virtual ing a season, stating that "sports the postponement of fall activities, conference games, MAC programs were faced learning options may jeopardize and activities are irrevocably and as well as the ability for schools with suffering a major fi nancial blow, prompting the upcoming seasons can rest appropriately intertwined with not holding in-person learning the conference to make the move and hope to easy following a recent decision education provided in the school to participate in activities, as was eventually play in the spring. by the Missouri State High School building." ultimately permitted. A side story in all of this is that while the virus Activities Association. MSHSAA said in its statement In other news that came out of is enough reason to cancel the sport, a Power 5 The MSHSAA Board of Direc- that after lengthy discussion, the last Tuesday’s meeting, after pre- AD texted a Bleacher Report writer saying that tors decided at a virtual meeting board determined the decision season jamborees were expected “presidents are terrifi ed of players organizing. on Aug. 4 that it would be granting should be made at the local school to be outright canceled, the board It’s the paradigm shift to change amateur sports. relief of a bylaw in its constitution level. The release read, "It is a local determined that two-team jambo- You potentially lose one season with the virus. that will waive the requirement school decision on what criteria it rees will be permitted. You lose the entire framework of your mission for member schools to provide puts in place in order to earn the In addition, due to the number statement with players organizing. They need instruction in a building or build- privilege to represent the school of changing procedures on how time to fi gure out how to attack it.” ings for the 2020-21 school year. in interscholastic competition. member schools are handling Let that sink in for a moment. That means that if a school begins MSHSAA Member Schools may the beginning of the academic NFL players, similarly, have been opting out the school year or transitions always be more restrictive than year, the board announced that for safety concerns. The league’s protocol going entirely to virtual learning, that the minimum requirements of the release of classifi cation and forward has appeared vague in comparison to school will still be able to partici- the MSHSAA Bylaws put in place district assignments for the fall that of others in the eyes of players, and that’s pate in activities. by the member schools; however, seasons would be pushed back. prompted some to simply bow out of 2020. It is a stark change to the they cannot be less restrictive." Assignments, originally scheduled This isn’t golf or bowling. We all know football is scenario presented recently. Fewer than 48 hours prior to for Aug. 21, will now be released about as contact-driven as it gets. I’ll be sur- Less than a month ago, MSHSAA this release, MSHSAA announced on Sept. 18, and schools will have prised if NFL games aren’t canceled this fall; released an eight-page outline of that its offi ce had been working until Sept. 11 to notify MSHSAA how many is the better question. guidelines and recommendations with schools in areas where local if they have a sport that will not The key to getting it right has proven to be for opening sports and activities. health departments were requir- be able to participate in post- the bubble. It’s not a feasible solution for col- The outline stated that schools of- ing virtual learning options only season play. lege football, but it’s been proven to work at the pro level. After FC Dallas and Nashville SC were forced Subscribe to The Marshfi eld Mail! to drop out of the MLS is Back Tournament ini- tially, MLS reported a total of 1,124 individuals were tested on July 14 with zero positive cases. 417.859.2013 Thousands of tests have been conducted since, still with no positive results. The tournament will conclude Tuesday, and limited fans will be able to attend games in host cities as the season resumes normally on Wednesday. How that de- cision plays out is yet to be seen, but relatively, it’s a success so far for the league. Last Wednesday, the NBA announced zero positive tests (of 343 players) for the third straight week. The NHL, using Toronto and Ed- monton as its hub cities, revealed no COVID-19 cases in its fi rst week back. 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Compiled by Sarah Bicknell Aug. 1, 1995 25 years ago Local citizens are mak- Weekly Sudoku ing it tougher and tougher on criminals in the Web- ster County area. With the help of Sheriff C.E. Wells and his department, the sixth neighborhood watch program formed in the county since 1993 is helping protect residents east and north of Marsh- field at county Farm Roads 142 and 143B. Approximately 15 Mail photo by Lesa Cordle John and Sherri Bell received checks totaling $136,000 Thursday after choos- people in the area have ing the correct numbers in the Missouri Lottery. The check was presented by signs up, but more are on their way. Steve Hedrick, sales representative with the Missouri Lottery. When Sherri looked at the checks, she exclaimed, “Look at all those zeroes.” The Bells *** plan to use the money to purchase a farm and a riding mower. Residents of Niangua, Strafford and Diggins will The Marshfield Mail test their skills against *** decide the fate of several has an intern that has other players Friday. Con- Bob Johnson has re- issues in a special election traveled a long distance to tests included an obstacle turned to work for the Weekly Crossword when polls open Tuesday. be at the newspaper. Toby course, Hot Shot, a free- Farmers Home Admin- In Niangua, residents will Pietz is attending the Uni- throw contest and a 1-on- istration in Marshfield be deciding on Proposi- versity of Heidelberg in 1 competition. Hustle as assistant county su- tions One and Two. Prop- Heidelberg, Germany. Pi- awards were also given for pervisor. He and his osition One states, “Shall etz is hoping to be a jour- each group. wife, Karen, will reside in the board of aldermen nalist when he graduates Marshfield. provide by ordinance for in around four years. The *** the appointment of a city university in Heidelberg Deaths reported in this *** collector, as provided by has a different type of issue: Clayton “Mac” Au- Marilyn Day, 21, and the statutes of the State program than those in the brey McCall, 79, Dalles, Ted Clark, 19, both of of Missouri?” Proposi- United States, and there is Oregon; Mary Ruth Page, Marshfield, are two of ap- tion Two states, “Shall no journalism program. 59, Marshfield; Fred Jo- proximately 250 young the board of aldermen … Pietz is working to- seph Williams, 81, Straf- people who have been provide by ordinance for wards a Master of Arts de- ford; Edna McAninch, 77; accepted for positions on the appointment of a city gree with a focus in politi- and Terry Ray Patterson, the summer staff at Silver marshal…?” cal science and German 49, Marshfield. Dollar City. literature. *** The Marshfield Riders, *** a local 12-under base- More than 80 area bas- Aug. 6, 1970 Aug. 9, 1945 ball team, has added an- ketball players attended other title to impressive the Marshfield girls’ bas- CLUES ACROSS 60. Changes the color list of victories. The Rid- ketball camp last week 50 years ago 75 years ago 1. Opposite of on ers took first place at the at the Marshfield high 4. Creator CLUES DOWN Fordland Tournament school gym. Camps were Winner of the 1970 Staff Sgt. Charles C. 10. No seats available 1. Passerine birds last weekend, improving conducted for elemen- Webster County Fair Jameson, Company A, 11. About springtime 2. Noisy quarrel their overall record to 35- tary, junior high and high Queen Contest is Miss 11th Tank Battalion, has 12. Flagship ESPN 3. The front arm or leg show (abbr.) of an animal 11. In the opening game school players. The camp Sally Macdonnell, daugh- been awarded the Bronze 14. Automobile 4. Early multimedia of the tournament, the was conducted by Gary ter of Dr. And Mrs. T.M. Star for heroic achieve- 15. A matchup 5. Golden years Riders defeated the Kan- Murphy, Marshfield girls’ Macdonnell, Marshfield. ment in connection 16. Porous volcanic rock 6. Large mollusk sas City Rockies 7-5. The basketball coach. First runner-up was Judy with military operations 18. Utter repeatedly 7. Small arm of the sea team followed that win “We had a nice camp Brentlinger, daughter against an enemy of the 22. Not written in any key 8. Persian jurisdiction up with a 9-3 win over the this year,” Murphy said. of Mr. and Mrs. Hayden United States at Unterow- 23. Revolved 9. Atomic #81 Springfield Comets and a “Turnout was good and Brentlinger, Fordland. shein, Germany, on April 24. Archrival 12. From end to end 9-3 win over the Spring- everyone seemed ready Second runner-up was 2, 1945. Charles is the son 26. Within 13. Adorable field Comets and a 15-9 to play.” Melba June Evans, daugh- of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Jame- 27. Smoker’s accessory 17. Ma thrashing of Ash Grove. After four days of drills, ter of Mrs. Lenora Evans, son, Conway. He has sent 28. Disfigure 19. Nearly falling 30. Primordial matter 20. Portable conical tent the campers got a chance Marshfield. home the Bronze Star for 31. Thrust horse 21. Excessive fluid accu- *** to play some games and safekeeping. power (abbr.) mulation in tissues 34. Kisses 25. Fish with high 36. Some is iced dorsal fins 37. A way to derive 29. Equal (prefix) 39. Unaccompa- 31. Aquatic plant genus nied by others 32. Choppers 40. Discontinued 33. Hand parts Google app 35. Region border- 41. Tony B. left his ing the sea heart there 38. Well-liked 42. Condiment 41. Nap 48. Ancient Italian city 43. It’s used to make beer 50. One who distributes 44. Related on the fa- payoff money ther’s side 51. Guarantees 45. Senior officer 52. Highly decorative 46. 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591396b 591394b 4B | The Marshfield Mail | August 12, 2020 LEGALS/FOR THE RECORD LEGALS Bank of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Release A Public Hearing for the City of Fordland will be held 25th day, of August 12, 2020 Bolivar August, 2020 at 5:00 pm at Fordland City Hall. At that time, Citizens Fordland R-III announced its revised free and reduced price policy for school children unable to pay the full may be heard on the following proposed property tax rates: price of meals served in schools under the National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program. Local education officials have adopted the following family-size income criteria for determining eligibility: involved Assessed Valuation: Current Year: Prior Year: Household Maximum Household Income Maximum Household Income Real Estate $ 4,662,372 $ 3975,289 Size Eligible for Free Meals Eligible for Reduced Price Meals in merger Personal Property $ 1,303,545 $ 1,215,598 Annually Monthly Weekly Annually Monthly Weekly TOTAL $ 5,965,917 $ 5,190,887 PERRYVILLE — The 1 $16,588 $1,383 $319 $23,606 $1,968 $454 Bank of Missouri, 2 22,412 1,868 431 31,894 2,658 614 Amount of Property Tax Proposed Rate for 2020 headquartered in Per- 3 28,236 2,353 543 40,182 3,349 773 to be Budgeted: (Per $100 Assessed Valuation) ryville, MO, has com- 4 34,060 2,839 655 48,470 4,040 933 City of Fordland – 5 39,884 3,324 767 56,758 4,730 1,092 pleted its merger with General Revenue: $ 22,602 0.3810 6 45,708 3,809 879 65,046 5,421 1,251 Bank of Bolivar. Under 7 51,532 4,295 991 73,334 6,112 1,411 the terms of the agree- City of Fordland Financial Statement 8 57,356 4,780 1,103 81,622 6,802 1,570 ment, Bank of Bolivar January 1, 2020 through June 30, 2020 Each add’l has merged into and LAW member + 5,824 + 486 + 112 + 8,288 + 691 + 160 become part of The OPERATING INCOME $22,430.08 Children from families whose current income is at or below those shown are eligible for free or reduced price meals. OPERATING EXPENSE $22,537.84 Bank of Missouri. Both Applications are available at the school office. To apply, fill out a Free and Reduced Price School Meals Family Applica- NET PROFIT/LOSS $-107.76 banks now operate tion and return it to the school. The information provided on the application is confidential and will be used only for the under the name of purpose of determining eligibility. Applications may be submitted any time during the school year. A complete appli- STREET The Bank of Missouri, cation is required as a condition of eligibility. A complete application includes: (1) household income from all sources OPERATING INCOME $14,515.11 or Food Stamp/TANF case number, (2) names of all household members, and (3) the signature and last four digits of which is owned by OPERATING EXPENSES $9,637.39 social security number or indication of no social security number of adult household member signing the application. Reliable Community NET PROFIT/LOSS $4,877.72 School officials may verify current income at any time during the school year. Bancshares, Inc. Foster children may be eligible regardless of the income of the household with whom they reside. SEWER/WATER The six former If a family member becomes unemployed or if family size changes, the family should contact the school to file a new OPERATING INCOME $150,333.52 Bank of Bolivar/BOB application. Such changes may make the children of the family eligible for these benefits. OPERATING EXPENSE $164,102.37 Community Finan- Households will be notified of their children’s eligibility status for free or reduced price meals. If any children were not NET PROFIT/LOSS $-13,768.85 cial locations are listed on the eligibility notice for families receiving SNAP, TANF or FDPIR, the household should contact the school to have free meal benefits extended to those children. now branches of The GENERAL If any child(ren) was not listed on the eligibility notice, the household should contact the LEA or school to have free Bank of Missouri and OPERATING INCOME $97,686.32 meal benefits extended to that child(ren). remain located within OPERATING EXPENSE $100,182.24 Under the provisions of the policy, the Building Secretaries will review the applications and determine eligibility. If a NET PROFIT/LOSS $-2,495.92 the Southwest Mis- parent is dissatisfied with the ruling of the determining official, they may wish to discuss the decision with the hearing souri towns of Bolivar, official on an informal basis or he/she may make a request either orally or in writing to the Superintendent of Schools, Springfield, Fair Grove NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1230 School Street, Fordland, MO 65652. Hearing procedures are outlined in the policy. A complete copy of the and Marshfield. With policy is on file in each school and in the central office where any interested party may review it. A public hearing will take place at the Webster County Health Unit, 233 the completion of this E. Washington, Marshfield, MO on August 17, 2020 at 5:00pm in order USDA Non-discrimination Statement: In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and poli- transaction, The Bank to set the property tax rate for the coming year. Following are the of Missouri now oper- aggregate assessed valuations presented to the Webster County Health cies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs Unit by the Webster County Clerk on July 20, 2020. The Webster are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for ates 38 banking loca- County Health Unit proposed tax rate is $0.1324 per $100 assessed prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA. tions in 25 Missouri valuation. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large cities across the state, print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for ben- and Reliable Commu- Current Tax Year 2020 Assessed Valuation: efits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English. nity Bancshares, Inc. has grown its asset Real Estate To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD- Residential 239,706,150.00 3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a letter size to $2.4 billion. Agricultural 16,557,690.00 addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the “We are pleased Commercial 74,453,120.00 complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by: Bank of Bolivar cus- Personal Property 104,695,857.00 (1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture tomers and employees Local Assessed Utilities Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights have joined The Bank Real 239,800.00 1400 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; of Missouri fam- Personal 990,540.00 ily. Together, our two State Assessed Utilities (2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or Real 17,401,820.00 (3) email: [email protected]. banks look forward to Personal 7,376,326.00 This institution is an equal opportunity provider. serving our local com- Total Assessed Valuation 461,421,303.00 munities,” said Adrian Breen, CEO of The By Terre Banks, Administrator Bank of Missouri. “The combination of these banking organizations FOR THE RECORD creates a more conve- nient network for our customers, a stronger MARSHFIELD P.D. Assisted an agency Assisted a citizen in check in the 300 block of of Church presence in South- The following calls in the 800 block of the 400 block of Lee Banning AUG. 8 west Missouri for The were handled by the Commercial Drive Performed a wellbeing Responded to a distur- Bank of Missouri, Marshfield Police Performed a wellbeing Responded to noise check in the 1400 block bance in the 100 block and a broader array Department. check in the 300 block of complaint in the 700 of North Elm of Blair of banking products AUG. 3 Banning block of Aspen Responded to noise Responded to a 911 and services to all Checked a suspicious Performed a wellbeing Checked a suspi- complaint in the 700 call in the 200 block of customers.” subject in the 500 block check in the 1400 block cious vehicle in the area block of East Washington North White Oak Brad Gregory, of East Madison of North Elm of North Olive and East Performed a wellbeing Performed a wellbeing Vice Chairman of Assisted a citizen in Performed a wellbeing Bedford check in the 900 block of check in the 100 block of the Southwest Re- the area of Highway 38 check in the 700 block of Checked a suspicious Ryan Court Garst gion states, “This is a and Spur South Marshall vehicle in the area of Responded to motor Performed a wellbeing great fit and provides Assisted a citizen in Responded to a distur- West Bedford and North vehicle accident in the check in the 300 block of a bright future for the 1200 block of Spur bance in the 100 block of Clay 500 block of Pine Ridge Banning our customers and Assisted a citizen in Highway W Responded to a distur- Responded to a distur- Performed a wellbeing employees. Customers the 1300 block of Spur Checked suspicious bance in the 800 block of bance in the 400 block of check in the 700 block of can take advantage of Checked a suspicious activity in the 300 block East Burford George North Marshall expanded locations, vehicle in the 200 block of North Buffalo Assisted a citizen in AUG. 7 Assisted a citizen in have more choices in of North Fulton Responded to an the 14000 block of High- Responded to a distur- the 300 block of East products to make the Performed a wellbeing alarm in the 800 block of way 38 bance in the 600 block Jefferson most of their money, check in the 800 block of Commercial Responded to a distur- of First Responded to a 911 and still be greeted South White Oak Responded to a 911 bance in the 200 block of Performed a wellbeing call in the 400 block of and served by the Assisted an agency call in the 200 block of North Pine check in the 600 block of North Mill same friendly faces in the 1300 block of North Locust Assisted a citizen in North Marshall Responded to a distur- they know and trust.” Banning Responded to a theft the 900 block of Smith Performed a wellbeing bance in the 14000 block The Bank of Mis- Assisted a motorist in in the 14000 block of Assisted a motorist in check in the 300 block of of Highway 38 souri, headquartered the 700 block of South Highway 38 the 1300 block of Spur Banning Checked suspicious in Perryville, Mis- Prairie Lane Checked a suspicious Responded to noise Performed a wellbeing activity in the 1300 block souri, is a $2.4 billion Performed a wellbeing subject in the 700 block complaint in the 300 check in the 1400 block of Spur financial institution, check in the 1000 block of South Prairie Lane block of North Crittenden of North Elm Assisted a motorist in serving Missourians of South White Oak Responded to a theft Responded to noise Performed a wellbeing the 200 block of North since 1891. They have Responded to a 911 in the 14000 block of complaint in the 500 check in the 700 block of Clay locations in South- call in the 600 block of Highway 38 block of Church North Marshall Assisted an agency in east, Southwest and Birchwood Assisted a motorist in AUG. 6 Responded to a 911 the 300 block of North Central Missouri. Responded to a 911 the 200 block of North Responded to a distur- call in the 300 block of Buffalo Learn more about The call in the 600 block of Clay bance in the 400 block of North Buffalo Assisted a motorist in Bank of Missouri at Birchwood Assisted a motor- George Responded to a 911 the 700 block of West www.bankofmissouri. Performed a wellbeing ist in the 1200 block of Assisted a motorist in call in the 800 block of Washington com or by following check in the 700 block of Banning the 300 block of West Willow Performed a wellbeing The Bank of Missouri East Washington Assisted an agency Jackson Responded to motor check in the 200 block of on Facebook, Twitter, Performed a wellbeing in the 800 block of Assisted an agency in vehicle accident in the St. Charles Instagram, LinkedIn check in the 1400 block Commercial the 1200 block of North 200 block of Wilson Way Assisted an agency and YouTube. of North Elm AUG. 5 Marshall Responded to a 911 in the 200 block of East Checked a suspicious Checked a suspicious Responded to a theft call in the 700 block of Washington subject in the 900 block subject in the area of in the 500 block of Maple West Washington Performed a wellbeing the 300 block of South of West Washington West Hubble and North Checked a suspicious Responded to a theft check in the 600 block of Crittenden Checked a suspicious Buffalo subject in the 1100 block in the 14000 block of East Washington Assisted a citizen in vehicle in the 14000 Performed a wellbeing of Highway A Highway 38 Checked a suspicious the area of East Second block of Highway 38 check in the 700 block of Responded to motor Assisted a citizen in subject in the 1100 block and South Vine Checked suspicious South Marshall vehicle accident in the the 300 block of South of Spur Assisted a motor- activity in the 400 block Responded to a 911 1300 block of Spur Crittenden Checked suspicious ist in the 1200 block of of East Burford call in the 100 block of Performed a wellbeing Responded to a theft activity in the 100 block Banning Checked a suspi- Senior Drive check in the 1400 block in the 400 block of North of Highway W Responded to a theft cious subject in the area Checked a suspicious of North Elm Mill Responded to a distur- in the 14000 block of of North Cherry and St. vehicle in the 500 block Checked suspicious Checked a suspicious bance in the 100 block of Highway 38 Charles of Massey activity in the 300 block subject in the 300 block North Blair Responded to a theft Assisted a citizen in Performed a wellbeing of North Buffalo of South Crittenden AUG. 9 in the 400 block of East the 1300 block of Spur check in the 600 block of Assisted paramedics Performed a wellbeing Performed a wellbeing Jackson Checked suspicious North Marshall in the 400 block of South check in the 600 block of check in the 600 block of Checked a suspicious activity in the 400 block Performed a wellbeing Olive Church North Marshall subject in the 300 block of Burford check in the 300 block of Responded to a distur- Assisted a citizen in Performed a wellbeing of South Crittenden AUG. 4 Banning bance in the 200 block of the 600 block of Tyler check in the 300 block of Responded to juvenile East Jefferson Checked suspicious Banning complaint in the area of Performed a wellbeing activity in the 200 block Checked a suspicious Chestnut and Commercial Professional Directory check in the 700 block of of East Jackson subject in the 700 block Checked a suspicious South Marshall Responded to a 911 of West Jackson subject in the area of Dr. Rex A. Newcomb Curtis D. Jensen, D.D.S. Checked a suspicious call in the 500 block of Responded to a distur- Spur and Interstate 44 Dr. Scott M. Burks General Dentistry vehicle in the 700 block Pine Ridge bance in the 900 block of Checked suspicious Dr . Shawn Yarnell of South Marshall Checked a suspicious West Washington activity in the 100 block Dr. Yousef J. Ibrahim 497 Pomme De Terre Drive (417)468-2972 Fax 468-4202 Performed a wellbeing subject in the 14000 Responded to a 911 of Highway W

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BLACK OAK bless you in your journey hearts the spirit of adoption as said, “Come unto me all who are to them to not be afraid. Peter, By Norma Lampert closer to him. Contact us for a your sons and daughters, that heavy laden and I will give you being unsure, answered, saying, We had another blessed study any time. we may merit to enter into the rest.” Rest in the Lord. Have a “Lord, if it is you, command Sunday at Black Oak. We are so inheritance which you have blessed week. me to come to you on water.” fortunate to have services, and CROSSROADS promised. Through our Lord Jesus bade him come and Peter, we pray God will keep us all well. EVANGELICAL METHODIST Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives PLEASANT HILL UNITED with his eyes on Jesus, walked Services began with Jeremy By Lacey Cantrell and reigns with you in the unity METHODIST on the water. Winds raged; leading the hymn “I Must Tell Crossroads Evangelical Meth- of the Holy Spirit, one God, for- By Leah Stacey Peter took his eyes off Jesus and Jesus,” accompanied by Shirley odist Church wants you to come ever and ever. Amen. We opened our services immediately began to sink. He Sell. The classes assembled, and worship with us! “I have taught Let us pray for one another. with “I Will Praise You In This cried out, “Lord, save me!” Jesus the adult lesson led by Jerry was you in the way of wisdom; I have Storm.” Our scripture was immediately stretched out his titled “The Superior Sacrifi ce,” led you in the right paths” — MISSION CHAPEL Matthew 14:22-33. The morn- hand to Peter, saying, “Oh, ye of taken from Hebrews 10:1-39. Proverbs 4:11. By Autumn Summers ing message was “Focus.” The little faith, why do you doubt?” The prayer was by Rex. God sees the totality of your Scripture was read from Mat- responsive reading was Psalm All in the boat worshiped him As the worship hour began, life. He knows you inside and thew 19 and 2 Corinthians 5. 105. Happy birthday to Bent- and acknowledged that Jesus is Martha played a variety of out. He knows your thoughts, Would you be willing to ley Replogle. truly the son of God. beautiful songs while everyone your feelings and your physical give up everything to follow Please be in prayer for Bob No matter what is going on arrived. We were pleased to have makeup. He knows your past, God? With God, it is possible to Burk, Shannon Collins, Janice in our lives, if we cry out to the Rex and Sharon Vestal back after your present and your future. He live a redeemed life. Put your Smikle, Morgan Green, David Lord, he reaches out to us. Jesus a long sickness. John Henderson knows your natural talents, your trust in God. Maupin, David Compton, Tina died on the cross for everyone’s rang the bell, and the report experiences and your spiritual “For we walk by faith, not by Wilson, Sam Westpfahl, William sins. Each of us may have a was read. “Happy Anniversary” gifts. God sees the whole of who sight” — 2 Corinthians 5:7. Linder, Tom Rost, Pat Smikle, different level of faith, some was sung for Chris and Kristan you are, what you are called to Wednesday evening at 7 p.m., Ashlyn Grier, Steve Eggers, Gor- stronger, some weaker, but he Curtis as they gave their offer- do, and what you are facing right missions groups and Bible study don Steck, John Marlin, Madge hears every one of us calling out ing. “I Shall Not Be Moved” was now. The more you see your will meet. Kennemer, Stephanie Stasiak, to him. Communion, prayer sung, and Brother Bill welcomed life from God’s perspective, the On Sunday, Sunday school Gary Morse, Celia McCluan, and Christian fellowship can everyone. He read the prayer stronger your ability to discern is at 9:45 a.m. and worship ser- Margie Davis, Linda Lloyd, Brian all strengthen our faith. Every requests for our country and its the right way to go. There is no- vices are at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Grabher, Burless Dye, Don Go- one of us is required to preach leaders, military men and wom- body better qualifi ed than God eden, the leaders of our nation the Gospel by sharing Jesus, en and their families, nursing to guide your steps or to lead MISSION HOME and the men and women of the showing joy and serving others. home patients, the homebound, you into right paths. By Brenda Brinkley military. His Holy Spirit is always with Vula’s daughters and family, God bless. Sunday morning worship us to help, guide and comfort Marvin Mackey, Billy Crawford, at Mission Home began with ROGERSVILLE us, for Jesus said, “I am with Deanna LeCompte, the Virginia ELKLAND INDEPENDENT several prayer requests. Gary led FIRST BAPTIST you always!” As a good friend Price family, Ashlynn Grier, Os- METHODIST CHURCH in prayer. In spite of bad news, By Betty Lou Tutor of mine often says, “Keep your carkamps, those with the virus By Joyce Inman there is always something to be Glorious, wonderful, inspir- eyes on Jesus because his eyes and all those from past weeks’ We thank the Lord for an- thankful for. Several quarters ing and uplifting are only a are always on you!” requests. Jeremy prayed for all other beautiful Sunday to be were added to the blessings jar. few words to describe today’s Our sermon last week was the needs. in his house for worship. It was I led the song service accom- Service. Tyler Hooker with based on Matthew 14:13-21, Announcements: Wednesday great to see everyone gathered panied by Denny Jones on the Bradly Hunt and Matthew Long better known as the feeding of is ladies auxiliary, men’s Bible for worship inside and outside guitar. Ushers for the offering presented songs of everlasting the masses with two fi sh and study and youth at 7 p.m. Thank of the building. Several parked were Bob Fryman and Der- love from Almighty God. fi ve loaves. Jesus was speaking you for your support of the in the parking lot and listened rick Young. Our heavenly father gave his and teaching when he learned church; the library is progressing to the service on their radio as As special music, Derrick only begotten son to die for our of the death of his cousin, John well and backpack supplies were everyone else gathered inside Young sang, “That’s the Way It sins. You may ask yourself what the Baptist. Imagine how sad delivered on Friday to Niangua. the sanctuary. Is.” John Anderson and Brenda does God want in return for this and upset he must have been. Specials were “The Lord’s Happy Birthday to Carol Brinkley sang “The Old Coun- precious gift? A fulfi lling mean- He went in a boat to a desolate Army” by Harper, Haylee and Larimore (who turned 84 years try Church” with John playing ingful relationship placing God place wanting to be alone to Adalyn; “When the Saints Go old) and to Robert Taylor and the guitar. fi rst in your day and keeping grieve; however, the crowds Marching In” by Wade with Mashala Inman (my daughter- Guest speaker James Lans- Jesus Christ in the center of your followed on foot and were there Jeremy; “Blessed Assurance” in-law). Tom Robinson opened down used Matthew 5:13-16 as life is only a small payment for when he went ashore. Instead by Billy H., Jeremy, Jerry and the service in prayer. the text for the morning mes- what you shall receive. of sending them away, Jesus Brother Bill; “In the Garden” by Butch Alcorn assisted the sage about what defi nes us. In Pastor Winston’s message showed compassion, healed Allysen with Lesley; “Sky Full of acolyte and gave the announce- this text we are compared to salt revolved around how the simple the sick and preached. The Angels” by Martha; “If Church ments, and Ella Lewis played the and light. Have we lost our savor things in life can change your day ran into evening and no Pews Could Shout” by Jeremy; prelude on the piano. Earney and our shine? destiny. Winston spoke from one had eaten. The disciples, and Herald Lee with a reading, Smith played the bass and Tom Birthday wishes go out this Matthew 13 about the seven themselves hungry, suggested “You Deserve Good Things.” Robinson the guitar. week to John Anderson on parables. What do we know that Jesus send them to villages The message Brother Bill had Pastor Nicholas Inman Aug. 16. I also want to wish about the mustard seed and so that they might fi nd some- was titled “Follow Jesus” with welcomed everyone, and Libby Jim Burgess a happy birthday how it affects us? Can we fi nd thing to eat. Instead, Jesus told an emphasis toward the youth. Morgan taught Sunday school on Aug. 18. hidden treasures when we give the disciples they would feed Verses were from Mark 8:34-38, on the prayer chain through We are gearing up for the our souls to God? Winston add- the crowd of well over fi ve thou- 9:33-37, 10:13-16 and 1 Timothy Facebook. annual Associational Outdoor ed about the pearl and its im- sand. Imagine their surprise, 4:12-16; it was spellbinding and Thank you to Sarah Inman Sportsman Event. It will be portance. The pearl is specially for only one boy had food and a very good message. After a for live-streaming the service Saturday, Aug. 29, from 7 a.m. made to form a solid beauty as that was only two fi sh and fi ve singing of “I Need Thee Every this week on the prayer chain to 5 p.m. at Camp Arrowhead. heaven is to us. We may feel that loaves of bread. Jesus told the Hour,” the services were closed and to Rose Robertello for being There will be no on-site parking. we are chipped away like a dia- disciples to bring this, and look- by Wayne Plunkett. Have a good our greeter at the front door. Shuttles will be running from mond in everyday crisis while ing up to heaven, he blessed week and may God bless you all! Pam Wagoner’s memorial Marshfi eld High School, Black on this Earth; however, when the food and instructed his service will be held at the church Oak Church and Osage Baptist Jesus calls us home we shall be disciples to distribute it to the BRENTWOOD on Saturday, August 22, at 11 Church. This year, for the fi rst pure and whole like a pearl. crowd. Everyone ate until they CHURCH OF CHRIST a.m. The church will provide time, everything is free, includ- were full, and Jesus instructed By Matt Hodge dinner for the family immedi- ing the 3D target shooting. There ST. PAUL LUTHERAN the disciples to collect the left- The Bible makes it clear ately after the service. will be entertainment, food, By Joanne Roberts overs, which amounted to 12 that Christ’s atonement is not David Hartwell led the morn- hourly door prizes, kids’ activi- This is the day our Lord has baskets. What a miracle! limited, that Christ tasted death ing song service and special mu- ties and Bibles as supplies last. made. Let us rejoice and be Have a blessed week. for everyone, and that the same sic was provided by myself, Pas- Mission Home will have a glad in it! I am having trouble salvation is available to every- tor Inman and Reagan Inman. comfort station in our usual with my computer because it is UPPER ROOM one. Hebrews 2:9 teaches, “But A celebration of life service spot at the bottom of the hill by smarter than I am! That is why By Brother Bob Holden we see Jesus, … for the suffering will be held for Harvey Fuller at the alligator. It is always a bless- you did not see my article in last Joy in the house! “Now as of death crowned with glory and the church on Saturday, August ing to visit with everyone. week’s paper. It was put on the soon as they had come out of honor, that he… might taste 29, at 2 p.m. Tonight we will have Bible paper’s website, however. For the synagogue, they entered the death for everyone.” Also, Titus A dogwood tree has been study and prayer service at that, I am grateful! house of Simon and Andrew 2:11 says, “For the grace of God planted in the front yard of the church at 6:30 p.m. Everyone Today was a special day for with James and John. But that brings salvation has ap- church in memory of Roger is welcome. our church. We were happy Simon’s wife’s mother lay sick peared to all men.” Truster. Roger was a neighbor to Have a good week and pray to welcome Roger and Becky with the fever, and they told If Christ died for everyone, our church and this nice tribute for one another. Meier as new members of our him about her at once. So he is everyone saved, regardless was planted by his family. What congregation. We also cel- came and took her by the hand of whether they come to God a nice way to remember him. MOUNT SINAI ebrated the 100th birthday of a and lifted her up, and immedi- or not? The Bible gives a clear Just a reminder that we By Doris McFarland very dear member to all of us, ately the fever left her. And she answer to that as well. Hebrews are still collecting socks in the What a beautiful Sunday Norma Cook! Happy birthday served them” — Mark 1:29-31. 5:9 says, “He became the author church foyer for the homeless. morning to begin services. Many on this centennial, Norma! Did you know that Peter of eternal salvation to all who Thank you to everyone who were listed on the prayer list, Our hymns for the day were was married? Absolutely! Pe- obey him.” So Christ’s sacrifi ce have brought them in to date. including Lyle Underwood, Tom “I Am Trusting Thee, Lord Je- ter and Andrew, his younger was offered for all, but you must Pastor Inman preached from Rost, Billy Gintz, Dwaine Becker, sus,” “He’s Got the Whole World brother, lived with Peter’s wife’s obey him to accept the sacrifi ce Acts 15 on being the Christian Betty Keeler, Ashlyn Grier, John in His Hands” and “My Faith mother. On their return from he made for you. In a context of and evangelist that we have all Lawless, Jerry Milligan’s sister Looks Up to Thee.” the synagogue with James and the works of the Law of Moses been called to be. We all needed and brother-in-law in Arkan- From Job 38:4-18, we learned John, their friends and fi sh- not saving a person, Ephesians to hear this message. The altar sas, Dale Prock, two friends of that instead of answering Job’s ing partners, and Jesus was 2:8-9 says that obedience does was full at the conclusion of the Christy Davenport’s, and all questions directly,God asked with them. As they entered not earn us salvation, but that message with those who had those with COVID-19 and other him questions that no human the house, bad news greeted it is God’s gift. But Romans 2:8 burdens upon their heart. illnesses and problems. A spe- could answer. During diffi cult them. Peter’s wife’s mother was says, “But to those who are As we closed, we prayed for cial prayer was around the altar times, we need to remem- stricken with fever and lay sick self-seeking and do not obey the Clarence and Carol Larimore, concerning all needs. “Happy ber our place before God. In in her bed. Sometimes tragedy truth, but obey unrighteousness, Diana Witte, Laurie Ford, Ella Birthday” was sung to Diane Romans 10:5-17, Paul tells us strikes so quickly, and with- indignation and wrath,” making Lewis, Sara Doiron, Tex Harmel, Davenport. Clint Young led the that “whoever calls on the name out warning. Many have been it clear that if we do not obey Jana Carter, George Williams, adults and Destiny Young led of the Lord shall be saved.” In stricken today with COVID-19. God, we are self-seeking and will Sandy Walton’s brother, those the youth in their lessons. other words, if we believe in What did Jesus do? He came be eternally condemned. with COVID-19, Tom Rost, Phillip Ragsdale had the call our hearts and say with our and took her by the hand and How are both of these true? Gwen Tucker, Tammie Maples, to worship from Psalms 3:3 mouths that Christ is the risen lifted her up, and immediately Just like winning a sweepstakes Dave Dancey, Bill Stonecipher, followed with singing and the Lord, we shall be saved. Mat- the fever left her! Can you imag- is a free gift, but you must fi ll those serving our country and Lord’s Prayer in unison. For thew 14:22-33 was the basis for ine the joy in the house at that out the paperwork to enter, God the many unspoken requests. the worship service, the pastor Sunday’s sermon. moment? Where there was un- requires us to obey him faith- Earney Smith dismissed the brought his message on Moses This has been a confusing certainty, sadness and anxiety, fully to the end to give us the gift service in prayer, and we all and seeing the Lord’s glory. His year for most of us. The world is now there was certainty, joy and of eternal life. And we still won’t departed to serve. sermon centered around “If You not going the way God desires. gladness of heart in the house! deserve it then. By faith Abra- See Me, You Will Find Me.” There are depths of despair. Jesus brings joy. He wipes ham obeyed (Hebrews 11:8); if HOLY TRINITY For the evening message, When will we return to our away all the tears, sadness and you don’t obey, you don’t have By Sue Epperson Gary and Heath Davenport faith? Jesus had gone into the uncertainty, and with the touch faith. That’s how 2 Thessalo- Aug. 9 was the 19th Sunday in played their musical instru- mountains to pray alone. The of his hand brings immedi- nians 1:8 can say that God will Ordinary Time. ments and sang. The sermon boat was no longer near land, ate healing and joy unspeak- “in fl aming fi re tak(e) vengeance The opening prayer of the was centered on “Promised Rest so Jesus walked on the water able! House and hearts will … on those who do not obey the Sunday mass was as follows: for God’s People,” taken from to reach the boat during the be fi lled with joy. Need a little gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.” Almighty ever-living God, Hebrews 4. fourth watch. The disciples, joy in the house? I think we all The Gospel must be obeyed to whom, taught by the Holy Spirit, Bible study will be tonight seeing him, thought he was could use a little joy these bring us salvation. we dare to call our Father, bring, at 6:30 p.m. a ghost and cried out in fear. days. Let Jesus in! Peace and God is so great! May he we pray to perfection in our Thought for the week: Jesus Jesus immediately called out joy to all. 6B | The Marshfield Mail | August 12, 2020 CHURCH DIRECTORY Webster County Church Directory For more information on how to become a sponsor of this Marshfield Chevrolet informative church directory, please contact Kim Robertson at 931.237.7923 or email at [email protected]

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Wednesday Bible study 7 p.m., kids’ study 6:30 p.m. Located 6 miles on Highway KK • Pastor Rich Jenkins • Sunday 417-859-0800 591650J BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST school 10 a.m. • Sunday worship 11 a.m.; evening 6 p.m. • Experience you can trust and count on For all things Located on Highway OO, Marshfield • 417-468-4585 • Sunday Fellowship last Sunday of every month 6 p.m. • Wednesday 1365 Spur Drive Marshfield, MO 65706 school 10 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. • Sunday evening 6 p.m. • evening Bible study 7 p.m. Wednesday evening 7 p.m. FORDLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST are possible BETHESDA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 929 Barton Rd., Fordland Highway OO (2 miles west of Webco Manor) • 417-859-2139 FORDLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH • Sunday school 10 a.m., worship 11 a.m. • Wednesday PP Highway and Dale Street with God.' service 7 p.m. FORDLAND UNITED METHODIST CHURCH BLACK OAK FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH 767-4050 • 9 a.m. Sunday fellowship • 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 5433 Hwy DD (PO Box 50) Marshfield (6.5 miles out) • 468- • 10:30 a.m. Sunday worship • 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible study Mark 10:27 3049 • SS 10am • Worship 10:50am & 6pm • Singing & FOUR RIVERS CHURCH Refreshments last Sun night month • Wed. BS & Youth 7pm, ¼ mile North of Hwy W. on Pleasant Prairie Rd. • 417-859-5433 Auxilary 2nd Wed • Early service 8:45 a.m.; Sunday Worship 10 a.m. • Wednesday BORN AGAIN BAPTIST CHURCH education 7 p.m. Located 8 miles south of Marshfield at junction of Highway A FULL GOSPEL FAITH MISSION CHURCH and Highway FF • Sunday school 10 a.m. • Sunday services 11 821 A. E. Second Street, Marshfield • Sunday school 10:15 a.m. a.m., 6:30 p.m. • Wednesday evening 7 p.m. • Sunday morning worship 11 a.m. • Sunday evening 6 p.m. • BRENTWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST Wednesday evening Bible study & worship 6 p.m. 1010 South Elm St., Marshfield, MO, Hwy. 38 East, then ½ mile GOD’S FAMILY CHURCH south on Elm St. • (417) 286-8712 • Sunday A.M. Bible class Sevices at Happy Home Church, Route ZZ, 4 miles east of Conway 10 a.m. • Sunday A.M. Worship 11 a.m., Evening 3 p.m. • Sunday Praise and Worship 4:00 p.m. • Church Service 6:00 CALVARY CHURCH OF ROGERSVILLE p.m. • Wednesday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. • Youth 6 p.m. 301 S. Main (P.O. Box 574) • 753-3738 • Calvary’s Mission - every other Friday Local News Strafford 205 W. Highway 66 • 859-5240 • Sunday 10:30 a.m. GOOD SPRING BAPTIST CHURCH and 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Located east end of Highway HH, Niangua • Sunday school 10 CENTER POINT CHURCH OF CHRIST a.m. • Worship service 11 a.m.; evening 7 p.m. • Wednesday 6851 E. Farm Road 186 • 753-2031 evening Bible study 7 p.m. CHRIST CHURCH OF FORDLAND GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH 478 W. Main, Fordland # 4 Goose Creek Rd. • Conway, Missouri, 65632 • Pastor E.G. CHURCH OF CHRIST Johnson SR. • (417) 241-4237 • Southern Baptist • Sunday Located Highway A, Marshfield • Sunday worship 10 a.m.; School 10:00 am • Worship Service 11:00 am evening service 3 p.m. • Wednesday service 7:30 p.m. HAPPY HOME CUMBERLAND THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Do to others OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Highway ZZ, Conway, MO • Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. • Worship State Hwy CC (Across from Golf Course) • Home, 417-459- service - 10:30 a.m. • Bible study - 10 a.m. 4580 • Marshfield Ward: Sacrament 9 a.m. every Sunday, HARMONY BAPTIST CHURCH as you would Sunday school, Primary 10:15 a.m. • Fordland Branch: 5105 S. State Highway 125, Rogersville • 753-2731 • Worship: 9 Sacrament 11 a.m. every Sunday, Sunday school, a.m. • Belong groups: 10:30 a.m. • Wednesday evening, AWANA Primary 12:15 p.m. at 6:15 p.m. and Youth at 7 p.m. have them COMPASS CHURCH HARVEST COMMUNITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 260 Twin Oaks Lane, Marshfield MO • Sunday school 9:15 379 Redbud Road • 753-3598 a.m. • Sunday worship 10:15 a.m. • Wednesday service 10:15 HARVESTIME TABERNACLE CHURCH a.m.. • Wednesday worship 7 p.m. • Pastor James Johns • 500 E. Commercial on Highway 38, across from Casey’s • 417- do to you. 870-4050489 859-2572 • Sunday worship 10 a.m. • evening services 6 p.m. • CROSS BRIDGE CHURCH Wednesday 7 p.m. 302 S. Clay, Marshfield, Missouri 65706 • 417-630-2960 HAYMES CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH • Sunday school - 9 a.m. • Sunday worship - 10 a.m. Located about 6 miles north of the Marshfield overpass on Highway Luke 6:31 From your hometown • Wednesday worship - 7 p.m. • Wednesday kids meals W, turn left on Highway Y and go about 2 miles • Sunday school, - 6:30 p.m. 10:00 a.m.; Church service, 10:45 a.m. • Wednesday Bible CROSSING OVER SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH study, 6:15 p.m. 102 S. Pine St., Conway • Sunday school 9 a.m. HEARTS HOPE MINISTRY • Worship hour 10 a.m. • Youth for Truth Wednesday night Sunday morning 10 a.m. for praise, worship and God’s word • 6 p.m. • Hooked on Thursday night 5:30 p.m. • Wednesday 538 E. Madison St., Marshfield • Pastor Denver Callihan leads • nights 7 p.m. 773-2588 • Wednesday evening Bible Study 7 p.m. CROSSROADS EVANGELICAL METHODIST CHURCH HENDERSON BAPTIST CHURCH 715 N. Marshall, Marshfield • 417-859-2488 • Weekly Corner of B & D, P.O. Box 55, Rogersville • 753-7199 • Sunday John 3:16 Services - 9:15 a.m. Breakfast • 9:30 a.m. Coffee and School 10 a.m.; worship 11 a.m.; Sunday evening 6 p.m. • Fellowship • 9:45 a.m. Sunday School • 10:50 a.m. Worship Wednesday 6:30 p.m., supper at 5:30 p.m. Peace I leave Service • Wednesday - 6:30 p.m. Adult Bible Study and HIGH PRAIRIE BAPTIST CHURCH For God so Youth Programs Located 6 1⁄2 miles east on Highway 38 • 417-300-5374 • DIGGINS APOSTOLIC CHURCH Sunday school 10 a.m.; Sunday worship 11 a.m. • Sunday church with you; my loved the Highway 60, westbound • Sunday school 10:00 a.m. • Worship training 6 p.m. • Wednesday evening services, service 10:30 a.m. • Evening service 6:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. • Bible study 7 p.m. world, that he • Tuesday bible study 7:30 p.m. HIGHER VISION WORSHIP CENTER DIGGINS BAPTIST CHURCH 335 Power Line Road • 753-3049 peace I give gave his only 3700 Normandy Rd., Seymour • 417-738-4114 HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH EBENEZER COMMUNITY CHURCH 769 Hillside Loop, Marshfield • Church 417-859-6072 • Sunday begotten Son, Long State Hwy P • 417-859-6232 • Sunday school 9:45 a.m. morning coffee, juice & donuts 9:15 a.m. • Sunday school 9:30 you. I do not • Sunday worship 10:45 a.m. a.m. • Sunday morning worship 10:30 a.m. • Sunday Family that whosoever ELKLAND CHRISTIAN CHURCH Hour, youth and adults 6 p.m. • Wednesday service 7 p.m. (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH give to you as believeth in 3454 State Hwy. 38, Elkland • 417-933-2013 • Sunday School 515 E. Washington, Marshfield • Rectory: 859-3489; Parish office: 10 a.m.; Worship Service 11 a.m. • Bible Study 7 p.m. Tuesday 859-2228 • Mass schedule: Saturday 5 p.m., Sunday 10:30 a.m. him should not ELKLAND INDEPENDENT METHODIST CHURCH • Daily: Tues. 6 p.m., Wed. 9 a.m., Thurs. 6 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m. • 121 Elkland Road • Sunday school 10 a.m. • Worship service Mass with Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until noon with the world gives. 11 a.m. • Wednesday night Bible study 6 p.m. Benediction & Reposition perish, but have ELM GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RADER 111 Elm Grove Road • 818-2534 or 753-2700 (MISSOURI SYNOD) Do not let everlasting life. EUREKA INDEPENDENT METHODIST CHURCH Located 10 miles east of Conway on Route ZZ • Sunday school 9 2272 Wildwood Road, Niangua (southeast of Rader) • 589-2746 a.m., Worship service 10 a.m. or 589-2806 • Sunday school 10 a.m.; Sunday worship 11 a.m. KINSER CHAPEL OF HOPE FAIRVIEW UNITE METHODIST CHURCH 3877 S. State Route J, Springfield • 882-3133 • Sunday service your hearts be 8 miles north of Bolivar on Hwy D 10:45 a.m. FAIR GROVE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LANDMARK BAPTIST CHURCH 220 S. Main (1 block South of the Mill) • 417-759-2760 • P.O. Box 454, Rogersville, MO 65742 • 753-4600 troubled and do Sunday School 10 a.m., Morning Service • 11 a.m. and Evening LANDMARK CHURCH 5:30 p.m. • Wednesday evening 7 p.m. 200 S. Peachtree Lane • Lead pastor Justin Graves • Worship FAITH SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH times: Now we have two a.m. services at 9am & 11am • 1002 S. Marshall (Highway A), Marshfield • Sunday morning Wednesday service 7 p.m. • 417-736-2522 or 417-827-5925 not be afraid. worship 9 a.m.; Sunday school 10:15 a.m. • Sunday LIFE360 CONWAY Discipleship Classes 5 p.m.; Sunday evening worship 6 p.m. • 121 S Spruce St. • Conway, MO • 417-522-5553 •Sunday Wednesday Family Bible study & prayer 7 p.m. • Thursday (2nd school 9:45am • Sunday service 10:45am • Wed night adult bible & 4th during school year) • 1-4 p.m. MarCHE home school study and youth group 7:00pm • Come See What God Can Do! • John 14:27 co-op • Family Fellowship Bldg. • 753-5058 Pastor David Bull CHURCH DIRECTORY August 12, 2020 | The Marshfield Mail | 7B Webster County Church Directory For more information on how to become a sponsor of this informative church directory, please contact Kim Robertson marshfieldassemblyofgod.org at 931.237.7923 or email at [email protected] 1369 Spur Dr., Marshfield FEATURED CHURCH OF THE WEEK 417-468-2530 8:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m., Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m., Saturday 591565J

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935-4100 591602J 417-935-4236 CONWAY LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST CHURCH PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 589-8961 1130 Spur Dr., Suite 110, Marshfield, MO 65706 • Located 8 miles south on Highway KK, come to Pleasant Grove Sunday school 9:30 am • Sunday morning 10:45 am • Road • Sunday school 10 a.m. • Sunday worship 11 a.m. • Sunday afternoon 1:00 pm • Wednesday night 7:00 pm • Evening service 6 p.m. • Wednesday service 7 p.m. 417-288-9291 PLEASANT HILL UNITED METHODIST 301 WEST STEEL STREET LITTLE VINE CHURCH (BIBLE BASED) 417-887-5195 • Church service 10:30 a.m. • Sunday SEYMOUR, MISSOURI 65746 10 miles east of Niangua on Highway M, 2 miles left on Highway school 9:30 a.m. DD to Little Vine Road • Sunday school 10 a.m., worship: 11 PLEASANT VALLEY BAPTIST a.m. • Sunday night worship 6 p.m. • Wednesday 6:30 p.m. 4 miles south of Northview on Highway B • Morning worship MACEDONIA FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH 10:30 a.m. • Sunday evening worship 6 p.m. • Wednesday This Located 4.7 miles east of Niangua on M Highway north on evening worship 7 p.m. Macedonia Road one mile • Bible study Sunday PRESENTATION OF THE mornings at 10-11 a.m. VIRGIN MARY ORTHODOX MONASTERY HOPE MARSHFIELD APOSTOLIC CHURCH P.O. Box 644, Marshfield, MO 65706 • 417-473-1157 Marshfield Village (Orscheln) Shopping Center, Suite 100 • PROMISED LAND COMMUNITY CHAPEL 417-425-0700 • Pastor Stanley Young • Services: Sunday 10 Rev. Dr. Madlyn Barry Ruch • 269 Clearwater Drive, Fordland • a.m. and 6 p.m. • Wednesday 7:30 p.m. 417-767-1131 • Sunday worship 1 p.m. we have MARSHFIELD ASSEMBLY OF GOD PROSPECT BAPTIST CHURCH 1538 W. Washington St., P.O. Box 92 • Sunday school 9 a.m. • Highway M and AC east of Niangua • Sunday school 10 a.m. • Morning worship and Kidz Club 10:15 a.m. • Prayer and praise as an Morning worship 11 a.m., evening 7 p.m. • Wednesday Bible See your celebration 6 p.m. • Wednesday: 6:45 p.m. — Adult Bible study study and prayer 7 p.m. and youth service. MARSHFIELD CHRISTIAN CHURCH PROSPECT METHODIST CHURCH ANCHOR (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) New location Highway East 38 and C • 417-859-3040 • Sunday 1061 State Highway A. • 417-859-3426 • Sunday school 9:30 school 9:30 a.m. • Morning worship 10:30 a.m. • Evening service 6 p.m. • Bible study Wednesday 7 p.m. ad here a.m. • Sunday worship 10:30 a.m.vBible study Thursday 6:30 of the soul p.m. • Wednesdays 6 p.m. youth group meetings RESTORATION COMMUNITY CHURCH MARSHFIELD CHURCH OF CHRIST 109 Commercial, Marshfield • Pastor Kevin Wright Marshall and Third Streets • Sunday morning 9:30, a.m.; 417-425-5533 • Sunday Bible study 9 a.m. • Worship 10 a.m. both SURE worship 10:30 a.m. • Sunday evening 6 p.m. • Wednesday Sunday evening Bible study & potluck 4:30 p.m. Bible study 7 p.m. • Thursday Ladies’ Bible class 9:30 a.m. RIVER OF LIFE LUTHERAN CHURCH and MARSHFIELD CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 4900 S. Farm Road 189 • 888-2335 Church and Jefferson streets • 417-241-6868 • Sunday ROGERSVILLE ASSEMBLY OF GOD school 9:30 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m. • Evening service 6 p.m.; 201 S. Marshall Street St. A • Church office 753-7177 Contact Kim STEADFAST Wednesday 6 p.m. ROGERSVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST MARSHFIELD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH West Hwy. 60 and Business 60 • 753-3126 Robertson Located 1001 S. White Oak Street • 417-468-2330 • 9 a.m. ROGERSVILLE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday worship • 10:30 a.m., Connect Groups 101 W. Center (P.O. Box 79) • 753-2926 MARSHFIELD FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH ROGERSVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH [email protected] Hebrews 6:19 522 S. Locust • 417-468-7969 • Sunday school 9:45 a.m. 206 N. Main Streetm P.O. Box 48 • 753-2819 or 881-2922 • Sunday worship 10:45 a.m., 6:30 p.m. • Linger Longer first SEYMOUR CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE or call 931-237-7923 Sunday night monthly • Wednesday Bible study 7 p.m. 354 North Main Street, Seymour • 935-4721 MARSHFIELD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SHADY GROVE WESLEYAN NAZARENE CHURCH 220 S. Elm., East Jackson at Elm, just south of DD Hwy • 417- Pastor David Comfort • 2353 Route EE, Elkland • 417-576-5127 468-2472 • Sunday worship services 8, 9 and 11 a.m. • Sunday • Sunday school 10 a.m.; Worship 10:50 a.m. • Sunday evening school 9:00 and 10 a.m. • Bible Study: Wednesday 6:30 p.m. 6 p.m. • Wednesday 7:30 p.m. • Youth and Kids Service 5:30 MENTOR BAPTIST CHURCH p.m. Sunday For God has not Our faith 5735 S. Farm Road 193, Rogersville SHOW ME COWBOY CHURCH MIRACLE LIFE BIBLE CHURCH OF ROGERSVILLE Highway 38 West, Marshfield, MO • 417-818-3597 • Services: can move 71 Endeavor Drive • 753-7096 Sunday at 10:30 a.m. • Monday at 7 p.m. MISSION CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH SON-RISE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Located 3 1/2 miles north of Elkland on Highway 38 • Pastor 673 Jump Road • Sunday School 9 a.m. • Worship/Children’s given us a spirit mountains. Freddy Brinkley • Sunday school 9:45 a.m.; worship 11 a.m.; Church 10 a.m. • Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. evening service 6 p.m. • Wednesday evening service for all ages SPRINGHILL BAPTIST CHURCH • Mission Friends, Girls/Boys in Action and Youth Group at 7 Matthews 17:20 8 miles on Highway U, Rogersville • 753-3400 p.m.; Missions groups second and fouth Wednesday evenings ST, LUKE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH of the month 7 p.m.; Baptist Men and Women on Mission, first 7 miles N on Highway W and 1 mile east on Highway Y Wednesday evening of the month 7 p.m.; Business meeting third of fear, but of Sunday school 945 am • Church service 1030 am. Wednesday evening of the month 7 p.m. MISSION HOME BAPTIST CHURCH ST. MARK’S UNITED METHODIST, NIANGUA Located 3 1/2 miles north on Hwy W • Sunday school 10 Pastor Wanda Heidemann • 117 Elm • 417-859-0853. a.m.; Sunday worship 11 a.m. • Wednesday evening Bible • Sunday school 10 a.m. • Sunday worship 11 a.m. study 6:30 p.m. ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD) power, love and MT. CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 609 N. Locust, Marshfield (across from the schools) 7503 North State Highway 125, Strafford • 417-736-3279 • 417-468-2577 • Christian Education 9 a.m. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. • Morning worship 10:45 a.m. • Sunday Worship Services 10 a.m. Evening worship 7 p.m.; Wednesday Bible study, youth service STRAFFORD BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH and Super Church 7 p.m. 600 N. Old Orchard, Strafford, MO • 417-736-3096 • Sunday self-discipline. MT. SINAI ASSEMBLY OF GOD School 10 a.m. • Worship Service 11 a.m. • Sunday Evening 2277 S. Farm Road 241 • 753-2902 Services 6 p.m. • Wednesday Evening Services 7 p.m. MT. SINAI CHRISTIAN CHURCH STRAFFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST 254 Mt. Sinai Road (South of Marshfield) • Sunday school Located on 111 Redwood Drive • 417-736-2277 • Sunday Bible 9:45 a.m. • Sunday morning worship 10:45 a.m. • Sunday study is now 9:30 a.m. • Sunday worship 10:30 a.m. • Tuesday 2 Timothy 1:7 evening 6:30 p.m. Ladies Bible class 10:30 a.m. NEW BEGINNING BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Bible study is 6:30 p.m. Corner of A Hwy & Diggins Rd. • 417-859-6518 • Sunday STRAFFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH morning service 10 a.m. • Sunday evening worship 6:30 p.m. • 200 E. Chestnut, Strafford, MO • 417-736-3148 • Sunday Wednesday evening Bible study 7 p.m. Worship 9:15 am • Bible Study 10:30 am • KIDZ 6 p.m. NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wednesday • Choir practice 7 p.m. Wednesday • UMW 1st Located at 408 S. Olive St., Marshfield • 417-718-0502 Saturday of month 10:30 am • Saturday Services, Sabbath School 2 p.m. • Saturday STREAMS OF LIFE MINISTRIES Worship 3 p.m. 900 W. Washington, Suite 220 (Beside Dollar General) • 417-569- NEW WORKS FELLOWSHIP 6254 • Contemporary Worship & Service - Friday Nights 6:30 Cas al you 753-7755 or 753-7062 p.m. & Sunday 10 a.m. NIANGUA CHURCH OF GOD (PENTECOSTAL) THE SUMMIT CHURCH Sunday school 10 a.m. • Sunday worship 10:50 a.m. • 1605 S. State Hwy. 125 • 753-5000 Wednesday Evening & Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH anxiet NIANGUA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Located east Highway 38 and Olive • 417-859-4964 • Sunday Located near junction of Highway M, F in Niangua • Pastor Matt Bible study 10 a.m. • Worship 11 a.m. • Sunday Evening services Throne • Sunday School 10:00 a.m. • Sunday Worship 11:00 6 p.m. • Wednesday Awanas 6:45 p.m. • Bible study 7 p.m. • a.m. • Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. • Prayer Meeting/Bible Study Shuttle services and Special Needs Class - Call the Church • Wednesday 7:00 p.m. upo hi TIMBER RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH NIANGUA FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH West Highway 38 to power station, turn right on Timber Ridge Sunday Services 10:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m. • Evening worship 6 Road • Sunday school 9:45 a.m. • Sunday worship 11 a.m. • p.m. • Wednesday night Bible study 6:30 p.m. Evening services 6 p.m. NORTH STAR BAPTIST CHURCH TWILIGHT CHURCH becaus h Strafford Rt. 1, one mile east of 125 on Highway YY • Sunday school 10 a.m. • Sunday worship 11 a.m. 2 1⁄4 miles northeast of Conway off Hwy. CC • 417-589-4201 NORTHVIEW TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH • Sunday school 10 a.m. • morning worship 11 a.m. • Sunday Northview, MO • Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. evening service 6 p.m. OAK GROVE HEIGHTS SEVENTH UNION CHAPEL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE care fo yo. DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 820 Union Chapel Road, Fordland • Sunday morning - 9 a.m. • 2007 S. State Hwy. 125 • 753-2264 Sunday evening - 6 p.m. • Wednesday evening - 7 p.m. OSAGE BAPTIST CHURCH VICTORY LIFE CHURCH 74 Sweet Briar Drive, Marshfield, MO 65706 • 417-872-8746 303 W. Center St., Rogersville • 753-4405 • Pastor Jim Jones • Sunday worship 11 a.m., Sunday school THE WAREHOUSE 10 a.m. • Wednesday Evening Service 6 p.m. • Sunday Evening 33 Stevens Drive, Marshfield • 417-224-0194 • Saturday evening Service 6 p.m. services at 5:30 p.m. • Small groups Wednesday at 6 p.m. PEACE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH WEST FINLEY BAPTIST CHURCH (WISCONSIN SYNOD) 258 Olga Road, Fordland • 738-2122 or 865-2745 300 E. Washington St., Marshfield • 417-468-6061 ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD) Sunday school 10:30 a.m. • Sunday worship 11:30 a.m. Diggins, south on NN on right • 620-252-9078 1 Pete 5:7 8B | The Marshfi eld Mail | August 12, 2020 FEATURE Marshfield girl rides her way to victory 14-year-old dominates horse competition

By Sarah Bicknell sarahb@marshfi eldmail.com

he loves riding horses, but she also relishes competition. S Rylee Halfpapp, 14, clearly demonstrated that passion during the 2020 National Barrel Horse Association (NBHA) Youth and Teen World Champi- onship July 17-27. She earned her spot in the top 10 competitors in the youth division. “It’s a huge honor to know I got there,” said Halfpapp. “It’s not easy to do that, either. I noticed there were a lot more people there this year, which made it a bit more intimidating.” Halfpapp was one out of 500 com- petitors in the youth division. There were two rounds in the barrel racing. Accord- ing to the NBHA, the barrel race is a timed event using three identical barrels set in a cloverleaf pattern. Contributed photos “In my fi rst round, I used Maya,” said This isn’t Rylee’s fi rst time competing in the NBHANBHA,, as Halfpapp. “Unfortunately, I ended up she has barrel raced with her trusty horse, Baiyou, in knocking over a barrel on that round. the 2018 NBHA Youth and Teen World Championship. When a contestant knocks over a barrel, they’re given a ‘no time.’ It’s better to knock one over during the fi rst round have one, then it’d be a total letdown. I Last year was the fi rst time Halfpapp Highway 38 Arena in Marshfi eld. than the second round." never would have gotten to the fi nals if barrel-raced with the NBHA. In order At the end of the 2020 NBHA cham- The following day, Halfpapp and her Baiyou wasn’t here.” to earn and maintain points to qualify pionships, a ceremony was held to parents discovered Maya had an injury. This is her fi rst time to qualify as for the NBHA, a competitor must be a recognize all the competitors. Those who Her mother, Linda, explained Maya a fi nalist and achieve a top 10 spot. member in good standing of the NBHA. qualifi ed as fi nalists received money and suffered a sprain, or something Halfpapp said she didn’t reach Members may accumulate points in a belt buckle. To make it to the fi nals, similar to it. the fi nals in last year’s only one district at a time during the competitors earn their title on the top 10 “Maya’s foot was kind competition. competition year. list in the youth division. of swollen,” said Linda. Halfpapp said she Since she competed in fi ve races in Halfpapp will soon be starting her “It’s kind of like you spent three months that year, Halfpapp qualifi ed for fi ve fi rst year in public school at Marsh- trying to run in a before the competi- spots in the youth division of the NBHA. fi eld R-I. She wants to become a vet for kid’s shoes. Basi- tion training with She also qualifi ed for one spot in the large animals. cally, there was her horses, Maya Division 1 class. Throughout the year, “Ever since I was little, I’ve been added pressure and Baiyou. Half- Halfpapp usually travels to different around horses,” said Halfpapp. “It’s all on Maya’s heels. It papp works with places for barrel racing, including the I’ve ever known.” was no major deal them every day and only meant for about an hour. not running her to She has been riding get the swelling to horses since she was come down.” 7 years old, but she When that happened, learned her barrel-rac- Halfpapp used her other ing skills from Linda. horse, Baiyou. It’s com- “I’ve been barrel rac- mon for riders to bring Her family created Team ing for fi ve years,” said another horse to the Halfpapp shirts to show Linda. “Mostly we trail competition, according their support of Rylee. rode, but then I started to Halfpapp. getting into the competi- “A lot of people have two horses,” said tion. I’ve shown with quarter horses and Halfpapp. “They have a backup horse in then as time went on I started barrel rac- case something did happen. If you didn’t ing. Then I passed it on to Rylee.”

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Feeder Sts. per pound 591583b off Entire Purchase. 10% Senior Cow/Calf pairs 900-1450 Leroy Gilbert • 417-224-2556 & Military Discounts. Call Under 300 443 Tennessee St. Aldrich, MO 844-713-4600. 300-400 140-175 Springers 800-1400 A Division of Gilbert Mobile Service FREE: MAPLE TREE sprouts avail- 400-500 140-170 Supreme 64-74 able. Call for more information 417-859-2586 Marshfield. 500-600 140-166 Fleshy 54-65 600-700 135-155 JOHN DEERE X320, 48" deck Lean 35-50 Lawn tractor, Runs and mows 700-800 135-148 good. $1,600 OBO. 417-777-4849 800-900 130-148 Bulls 85-120 900-1000 Miscellaneous SALE EVERY SAT.AT NOON Feeder Sale Every Wednesday at 8 a.m. Feeder Hfs. West 32 Hwy. 1 Mile W. of Buffalo • 417-345-8122 or 345-8236 Dairy Sale Every Tuesday at 11 a.m. Under 300 FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR THE LATEST UPDATES 300-400 140-160 Kelly Crain...... 839-0613 Ed Ford...... 839-8582 Mon-Wed Market — Listen to KJEL Lebanon 103.7 FM or KYOO Bolivar 99 FM 400-500 135-155 View Our Sales @ CattleUSA.com • Bid Online 500-600 130-145 Josh Ford ...... 839-3610 Steve Hawk...... 224-5047 CALL FOR TRUCKING OR ON-FARM VISIT 600-700 125-139 Tonto Kissee ...... 838-4638 Lyle Caselman • Owner-Manager 417-345-7876 • mobile 417-533-2944 580787b Leon Caselman • Owner 417-345-4514 • mobile 417-588-6185 700-800 120-130 Jake Ford...... 225-8929 Howard Miller • Owner mobile 417-818-3914 ** FREE AD ** 800-900 115-125 Tye Stokes...... 316-3435 900-1000 www.springfieldlivestockmarketingcenter.com •20 WORD AD Springfield, 6821 W. Independence, Springfield, MO •Private Party ONLY (417) 869-9500 •Merchandise 590823b SALE EVERY SAT.AT NOON Category ONLY Jim Rush West 32 Hwy. 1 Mile W. of Buffalo • 417-345-8122 or 345-8236 & Bank •Items Valued Special Stock Cow and Bull Sale $100 or less Financing Tuesday Night, August 18 • 6:30 p.m. Available! Expecting 400-450 Cows & Bulls •Price must be in ad Early Consignments • 10 Blk Cows, 2 & 3 yr. old w/6 B Duff calves by side •4 Week Run • 14 Blk Simmental Cows, 6 • 14 Char Cross with Red & Blk Angus, 4-6 yrs., bred Red or (Excludes Pets & Firewood) yr. olds, home raised, start (No Upsells) Auto Mall Blk Angus calving Sept. 1 to Purebred Blk Family Owned in Bolivar for 29 Years! Simmental Bull • 12 Big Fancy Blk Cows, 4-7 yr., Call your Sold Farm some colors, bal. springers local office or SEE ALL OUR LISTINGS & PICTURES AT WWW.JIMRUSHCARS.COM • 10 Blk Angus Pairs, 3-N-1 • 50 Blk Red Char Cows, 6 to SS, Go Online: bred Blk Bulls packages •Bolivar Herald-Free Press • 1 Blk Bull • 3 Purebred Hereford Cows, bred (417) 326-7636 Blk Beefmaster Bull bolivarmonews.com Lost Lease Booth • 30 Blk and Char X Cows, 3-6 yr., •Buffalo Reflex • 1 Char Bull, 16 months (417) 345-2224 2nd & 3rd stages buffaloreflex.com • 20 Young 2 & 3 yr. old Blk Headings Cows, 4 calves by side, bal. Fall 2 Red Balancer Bulls •Cedar County Republican • (417) 276-4211 2007 Chev. Avalanche LT, 4x4, 2019 Jeep Compass 2018 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, calvers Lots of small groups. cedarrepublican.com 5.3 V8, Auto, Dark Blue, Local Trailhawk, Red, Leather, 4x4, Hard Top, Billett Gray. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR THE LATEST UPDATES •Christian County Headliner Trade! ONLY $12,995 Sunroof. ONLY $22,995 ONLY $29,995 (417 ) 581-3541 Mon-Wed Market — Listen to KJEL Lebanon 103.7 FM or KYOO Bolivar 99 FM ccheadliner.com View Our Sales @ CattleUSA.com • Bid Online •The Marshfield Mail CALL FOR TRUCKING OR ON-FARM VISIT (417) 859-2013 Lyle Caselman • Owner-Manager 417-345-7876 • mobile 417-533-2944 marshfieldmail.com

594543b Leon Caselman • Owner 417-345-4514 • mobile 417-588-6185 Howard Miller • Owner mobile 417-818-3914 FDA-REGISTERED HEARING AIDS. 100% Risk-Free! 45-Day Home Trial. Comfort Fit. Crisp Clear Sound. If you decide to keep it, 2019 Dodge Grand Caravan 2014 Chrysler 200 S, One 2003 GMC Sierra Ext. PAY ONLY $299 per aid. FREE GT, Leather, Heated Seats, Owner! Only 44.900 Miles, Cab, 1500, 4x4, SLE, New Shipping. Call Hearing Help Express 855-978-2290. 2 White, 7 to choose from, White. ONLY $11,995 Tires! Good Work Truck. various colors. ONLY $6,995 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGA- ONLY $19,995 ZINES 80 to 90. $75 for all. Please call for information 417-859-2586. PORTABLE OXYGEN CONCEN- Full-Time Positions available NOW: TRATOR May Be Covered by Medicare! Reclaim independ- ence and mobility with the Sow Farm Herd Technician – Full Time compact design and long- Performing advanced activities relating to routine animal care, lasting battery of Inogen One. general farm tasks and cleaning to ensure the health and welfare Free information kit! Call 844-299-5183. 2015 Chev. Malibu LT, 2010 Buick Enclave CXL, 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee of swine. Leather, Local Trade, 3rd Row Seating, Leather, Limited, White, Leather, Crop and Irrigation Technician STAY IN YOUR home longer with Sunroof, Local Trade! an American Standard Walk-In Dark Red. Silver, Local Trade! This is outdoor work associated with irrigation, equipment Bathtub. Receive up to $1,500 ONLY $12,995 ONLY $10,995 ONLY $5,995 operation, mowing, environmental record keeping, soil and water off, including a free toilet, and a testing, operating tractors and equipment maintenance. Qualified lifetime warranty on the tub and applicants must possess a valid driver’s license and an acceptable installation! Call us at 877-516-1071 or visit www.walki driving record, and lift up to 50 lbs. ntubquote.com/MS Maintenance Project Technician Musical Instruments Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, installing, maintaining and repairing machinery, equipment, physical FREE: YAMAHA .010 Super Light structures, pipe and electrical systems in our farm facilities. Acoustic Guitar Strings. Call for Qualified applicants must possess a valid driver’s license and an 2004 Jeep Wrangler Sport, 2019 Dodge Ram Bighorn, details 417-733-2645. 2 Dr, 4x4, Hard Top, 5 sp. acceptable driving record, and lift up to 50 lbs. Quad Cab, 4x4, 5.7 V8 Hemi, FREE PIANO. YOU haul and load. Manual Trans., Dark Blue, Steel Blue, 28K Miles. ✓ Competitive Hourly Wage starting at $13.00/hr Call 417-998-6750. 13716 Hwy. U, Local Trade! ONLY $30,995 Cross Timbers, MO 65639. ONLY $9,995 ✓ Comprehensive Benefits Package ✓ Hours are Monday through Friday, plus every GIBSON MEAT ON THE WAY other weekend PROCESSING ✓ Day Shift Only • Slaughtering • processing 2019 Nissan Versa, Red 2019 Nissan Rogue Sport, Silver ✓ Located near Sheldon, MO • curing • smoking 2019 Nissan Versa, White 2019 Dodge Grand KILL ON MONDAY & Apply In Person THURSDAY 2019 Nissan Versa, Silver Caravan GT, White Full line of retail. Murphy Family Ventures, LLC Now selling Beef Jerky & Brats 2019 Nissan Rogue Sport, Blue 2019 Dodge Grand Now introducing Vacuum packed 1801 W Austin, Ste F, Nevada MO 64772 Hauling Available Caravan GT, Silver Phone 417-667-7337 • Beef & Butcher Hogs Available To apply online - www.murphyfamilyventures.com For Sale At All Times

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Musical Instruments Office/Commercial Rentals Homes For Sale By Owner When you place a classified It’s all about return on Sell your car or truck. A 20 ad in the Marketplace we investment. Check our prices. word ad for 6 weeks is only $40. Call for details. YAMAHA OAK CONSOLE Upright BOLIVAR SQUARE: COMMERCIAL BUFFALO. 1659 W. Dallas St., 3 place it on the Internet at no See our results. Check their Piano. Good for church, school, space for rent with 2,800 square bedroom, 3 bath, brick 1,859 additional cost. prices. See their results. beginning piano student. Pur- feet. Available September. Call square feet on 1.76 acres just chased for $900, SELL for $100 417-399-6213. inside city limits, with shop/apt., v OBO. 417-225-0260. shed, detached garage, $220,000. HELP WANTED Wanted 417-689-9258. Pets & Supplies Come be a part of a Growing Organization WANTED: DUPLEX IN Ozark or Mobile Homes For Sale BORDER COLLIE PUPPIES, small house for 1 person. Call wormed and weaned, good 417-844-6922. The following positions are needed: bloodline, $150 each. Conway. BETWEEN FAIR GROVE and Call 417-589-2264. REAL ESTATE SALES Marshfield. MobileSOLD home on 10 Physician – Full-time, Urbana acres with pond. $45,000. Wanted Acreages & Lots-Sales 417-XXX-XXXX Dental Assistant – Full-time, Bolivar LCSW/LPC – Full-time, schools WANTED TO BUY records! From LONG LANE: BEAUTIFUL dou- the 1950's and 60's. Also buy blewide home on permanent sheet music and Ozark's memo- PUBLISHER'S foundation, 6.7 acres. Owner Office Associate – Part-time, Hermitage rabilia. Wayne Glenn, NOTICE has completely remodeled 417-725-5580, Nixa. and updated the entire home. Office Associate, Full-time – Urbana Wood & Accessories ALL REAL ESTATE adver- If peace and quiet are what tised herein is subject to you're looking for, this is the Great Pay and Benefits the Federal Fair Housing home for you! Only 15 mi- LARGE CATALPA TREE, already Act, which makes it nutes to Buffalo and only 5 To apply, please come to any down, good wood, seasoned, illegal to advertise any minutes to the Niangua River free wood you cut up and haul. for fishing, floating and lei- Ozarks Community Health Center locations preferences, limitations sure. Please call Dana to Call Sue Clayton 417-276-4641, or discrimination based 417-955-3589. schedule your showing today. Or contact us by phone or e-mail. on race, color, religion, My number is 417-755-1228. sex, handicap, familial REAL ESTATE RENTALS status, or national ori- 417-745-0103 Acreages & Lots-Rental gin, or intention to make If you find help wanted [email protected] any such preferences, ads in the big city papers limitations or discrimi- too expensive, give us a nation. try. Help wanted ads in the PUBLISHER'S Marketplace cost a lot less We will not knowingly and are read each week by NOTICE accept any advertising over 50,000 readers in your for real estate which is local communities. Give us a EOE M/F/V/D 591489b ALL REAL ESTATE adver- in violation of the law. call today. 586611s tised herein is subject to All persons are hereby the Federal Fair Housing informed that all dwell- If you are an employer looking Act, which makes it ings advertised herein illegal to advertise any to recruit the finest, you can COMMUNITY EDITOR WANTED are available on an count on your candidate preferences, limitations equal opportunity basis. or discrimination based getting your message through on race, color, religion, us. The Marketplace is a part of 7 community newspapers sex, handicap, familial serving the people who you status, or national ori- are trying to reach. Call us. gin, or intention to make any such preferences, limitations or discrimi- If you are ready for a new nation. position, be sure to read the employment opportunities We will not knowingly in the Marketplace. Each accept any advertising week you’ll find new job for real estate which is opportunities that you won’t Phillips Media Group is currently seeking an editor for one of its in violation of the law. find anywhere else. All persons are hereby community newspapers in Southwest Missouri. This successful GALMEY AT POMME De Terre informed that all dwell- From finding a new home ings advertised herein Lake, $500 down, $237 month. 5 county seat newspaper has great circulation and is the news acres new well, septic. Owner: to a new job, come to the are available on an 417-887-1031. Marketplace first. leader among residents. equal opportunity basis. Our ideal candidate will be the face of the newspaper in the community, very involved in civic clubs and organizations and IMMEDIATE visible in the community, not just in the office. This is a working editor position, responsible for bylines and managing two other reporters. OPENING Management experience is a plus but not required if you are ready to make the leap and pilot your own ship. Apartments Position available Competitive salary, commensurate with experience is offered BOLIVAR: 3 BEDS/1 bath, 2 immediately with our beds/1 bath and 1 bed/1 bath along with paid time off and full benefits package. house and apartment for rent in Bolivar, MO! Call 417-233-4466 for Production/Installation viewing or check out our Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] for website for details and applica- Department, CDL Beneficial. tion! consideration. www.servicefirstrentals.com Wonderful opportunity to Phillips Media is an equal opportunity employer. 591072b Duplexes join a team with a growing ACTIVE company that provides SENIOR LIVING Bolivar- Beautiful units for lease. Not income based. 2 excellent benefits. Apply BILL bed, 1-1/2 bath for adults 55 and older. No pets. Mainte- in person or phone for an nance/ lawn care provided. 417-777-6785 application. GRANT Homes For Rent Wommack Monument Co. ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ BUFFALO. 2 BED, 2 bath, water/ THE WORKS™ VEHICLE CHECKUP, HOURS Pictures & pricing now trash/ security lights paid. Very 2100 S. Springfield Ave. $34.95 OR LESS. clean. $400 month. 417-733-3985, SALES on your mobile phone! 417-345-2764 No texts. • Synthetic Blend Oil Change • Fluid Top-Off P. O. Box 61 • Tire Rotation • Battery Test Monday-Friday, 8-6 www.billgrantford.com MARSHFIELD 3 BEDROOM, 2 • Brake Inspection • Filter Check Saturday, 8-3 bath, 2 car garage. 1,500 square Bolivar, MO 65613 • Multi-Point Inspection • Belts and Hoses Check SERVICE PARTS For fast wifi on the lot, feet. $825/ month. $825 deposit. Monday-Friday, 8-5 417-844-5879 or 417-844-9540. Up to five quarts of Motorcraft® oil and oil filter. Taxes, diesel pick Bill Grant Ford (417) 326-6261 vehicles and disposal fees extra. Hybrid battery test excluded. Saturday 8-12 STRAFFORD/ MARSHFIELD. See participating dealership for exclusions and details. Parts & LOF Only Lot Guest SMALL farm house in country. 2 (800) 743-8233 bedroom, 1 bath, detached ga- YEAR MAKE ...... MILEAGE ...... COLOR ...... PRICE rage. $625 month, $625 deposit. 1 www.wommackmonuments.com 2 DOOR • 2 DOOR • 2 DOOR dog with extra payments. 568606b 417-872-6270. 01 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 3800 SS...... 90621...... MAROON ...... 5400 4 DOOR • 4 DOOR • 4 DOOR

10 FORD TAURUS 3.5L 4DR...... 125150...... BROWN ...... 8500

15 FORD FUSION HYBRID 2.0L SE LEATHER...... 42357...... BLACK ...... 11900

16 CHEVY MALIBU 2.5L LT...... 4259...... MAROON ...... 13900 Candlelight 16 FORD FOCUS HATCHBACK 2.0L SE...... 52971...... RED ...... 10400 17 CHEVY MALIBU 1.5L LT...... 77814...... BLACK ...... 12800

17 FORD FIESTA 1.3L 5-SPD SE MOONROOF...... 67338...... GREY ...... 8800

17 FORD FUSION FWD 1.5LEB SE ...... 27058...... GRAY ...... 15400

Creations 18 FORD FUSION 2.5L S ...... 13312...... GOLD ...... 15900 Ozark’s Finest Gifts We know quality 19 FORD FUSION ENERGI 2.0L TITANIUM ...... 6539...... SILVER...... 20900 20 FORD FUSION 1.5LEB SE ...... 4...... GRAY ...... 21500 from over 50 Crafters seafood Cajun Cajun CHASSIS • CHASSIS • CHASSIS Boudin Jewelry Andouille 02 FORD F350 4X4 S/C DRW 7.3L OMAHA STAND SERV BDY ...... 345716...... WHITE ...... 9800 Handcrafted Candles 02 FORD F350 SRW 7.3L 5-SPD DEWEZE ...... 248898...... RED ...... 10000 Xtra Large Shrimp, 16 FORD F550 4X4 DRW 6.7L XLT DEWEZE 784...... 94646...... WHITE ...... 42000 Quilts • Pillows Alligator, Soaps & Lotions 17 RAM 3500 4X4 CREWCAB 6.4L DRW KROGMANN BED...... 37211...... WHITE ...... 33900 Lobster Tail, 1 TON • 1 TON • 1 TON Block Lights New England Scallops, 04 FORD F350 4X4 S/C 6.0L LONGBED XLT...... 218437...... GREY ...... 14400 Decorative Concrete Crab Cakes, 13 RAM 3500 4X4 CREWCAB 6.7L DRW BIG HORN ...... 91800...... WHITE ...... 32900 Borders Norwegian Salmon, 17 FORD F350 4X4 CREWCAB 6.7L DRW LARIAT ...... 85557...... WHITE ...... 54000 Designer Aprons Crawfish & Frog Legs 3/4 TON 4X4 •3/4 TON 4X4 Much, Much More! See us for your bulk spice needs! 08 FORD F250 4X4 6.4L XL LONGBED ...... 194157...... STONE ...... 14900 SMALL PICKUP • SMALL PICKUP FRESH GROUND 19 NISSAN FRONTIER 4X4 CREW 4.0L SV ...... 32665...... RED ...... 25900 White, Cranberry UTILITY • UTILITY • UTILITY & Apricot www.dickswildroothorseradish.com 08 JEEP LIBERTY 4X4 3.7L UTILITY ...... 147155...... COPPER ...... 6500 18 FORD ESCAPE 1.5LEB SE ...... 20144...... GRAY ...... 18400 Hwy. 54, Weaubleau, MO • 417-428-3625 20 FORD ESCAPE AWD 1.5LEB SEL NAV & COPILOT ...... 4821...... WHITE ...... 26900 20 FORD EXPLORER 4X4 2.3LEB XLT LEATHER...... 2154...... BLACK ...... 42500 Open~10-5 Mon. Thurs. Fri. & Sat. • Closed~Tues. & Wed. 590650b 591046b Page 4 — August 12, 2020 MARKETPLACE MARKETPLACE August 12, 2020 — Page 5

ATV's Miscellaneous Trucks, 4x4's, SUV's You can make extra cash by Newspaper classified The Marketplace is the best cleaning out your closet. Just advertising in the Marketplace place to go to buy or sell DIRECTV - SWITCH and Save! give us a call to place an ad is first in it’s class when it farm machinery. Over 95,000 $49.99/ month. Select All- in the Marketplace. We’ll sell comes to bringing employers readers who live in the rural AUTO Included Package. 155 Channels. that unwanted merchandise and qualified candidates communities see the ads in SELLER 1000s of Shows/ Movies On for you. together. Give us a call today. the Marketplace. Demand. FREE Genie HD DVR Upgrade. Premium movie chan- •20 Words nels, FREE for 3 months! Call •Black & White 844-547-3631. YUKON DENALI, 2007, 6.2, pewter Photo NEED A PASTURE waterer? I do color, 265K miles, daily driver, (emailed) trenching. Waterers available. leather, many options. $7,700. •Price in ad Call Henry Martin 417-876-0525. 417-818-8161 leave message. •12 week run •Private Party Only Painting Wanted

2ND GENERATION PAINTING. Ex- FREON WANTED: WE pay CA$H Lot near Lake Pomme De Terre in 3 BR/2 BA, 2,392 sq. ft. on 6.69 No Restriction! 20 acres with well, elec- terior/ Interior, commercial and $40 for cylinders and cans. R12 R500 Pittsburg Mo., Lot size is 652x100 acres m/l. Buffalo Schools. 60170339 tric, and high speed internet approx 10 residential. www.2ndGeneratio R11 R113 R114. Convenient. Cer- 60158228 $19,000. $318,000. mins from town. 60170251 $65,000. nPainting.com, check us on tified Profesionals. Call (No Upsells) Facebook 417-733-0900. 312-535-8384 or visit Refrigerant 417-345-4566. Finders.com. Call your local office or Power Washing YARD SALES Go Online: POWERWASHING. COMMERCIAL, Cedar County •Bolivar Herald-Free Press RESIDENTIAL, decks, vinyl siding. (417) 326-7636 Joel Skinner 417-733-0900, bolivarmonews.com 417-345-4566. Buffalo. 3 BR/1 BA, 1,200 sq. ft., Hwy. 73 3 BR/2 BA 1,232 sq. ft. on 80 acres. frontage. 60165628 $459,900. 60169378 $289,900. •Buffalo Reflex (417) 345-2224 Remodeling buffaloreflex.com •Cedar County Republican REMODELING & REPAIR (417) 276-4211 Big or Small We Do Them All cedarrepublican.com Call George 417-213-0278 DEADLINE •Christian County Headliner for a free Estimate FRIDAY (417 ) 581-3541 ccheadliner.com 4 P.M. 3 BR/1 BA, 1,692 sq. ft., large front This property was formally a restaurant Roofing porch. 60164937 $44,900. and bar, all equipment and fixtures in- •The Marshfield Mail •15 word ad (417) 859-2013 Includes cluded. 60164941 $150,000. TOP MAN ROOFING. Specialize (3- 11x17 signs) marshfieldmail.com metal roofs, repair shingles, trailer roofs, fix leaks. 47-years $12 experience. John Dibben, •Kit 1 - 30 word ad MADDUX REALTY Boats & Motors 417-733-4488. Includes (Border, center, Tree Service bold, signs, plus more!) Greater Springfield Buffalo

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Each additional 590654b 2017 SUN TRACKER Fishing Antiques & Classics word 55¢ Barge. 90 HP Mercury, 30 hours, $23,700. 417-809-8624 or Private Party Only CENTURY 21 417-808-0339. SOLD ($3 LATE FEE Campers & Trailers if placed Monday) PETERSON REAL ESTATE Each office independently owned & operated Call your See our listings at: century21peterson.net • Email: [email protected]

local office or Multiple Listing Service REALTOR  MLS 1000 S. Springfield Ave. • Bolivar • 417-326-3900 EQUAL HOUSING Runs and drives  FORD, F1 1951. OPPORTUNITY good, older restoration, all origi- Go Online: nal flat head V8, 3 speed, $14,500 •Bolivar Herald-Free Press Want your home $62,500 OBO. 417-839-XXXX. (417) 326-7636 bolivarmonews.com advertised here? Automobiles •Buffalo Reflex (417) 345-2224 Call Donna Peterson to 18 FT GOOSENECK trailer with buffaloreflex.com EASY COMMUTE TO SPRINGFIELD OR BOLI- ramps, winch, 6 ply tires, new reserve your spot today!! VAR!! *3BD/2BA *Single wide mobile *new furnace/ac brakes and wiring, new paint •Cedar County Republican *new appliances *move in ready *storage shed * 1 acres good shape. $2,500, 417-298-5564. (417) 276-4211 417-327-2529 *#60152041 Call or text Donna Peterson @ 417-327-2529. cedarrepublican.com $82,500 OFFICE-RETAIL- $14,500 RESTAURANT- SOLD •Christian County Headliner (417 ) 581-3541 ETC!! *Commercial ccheadliner.com building *1740 sq. FORD TAURUS SHO, 1992. Yama- ft. on main level * 2 ha motor, 3.0 6 cylinder, 82K •The Marshfield Mail restrooms * newer miles, 5 speed, custom interior, (417) 859-2013 flooring *upstairs area many new parts, $1,700. marshfieldmail.com but in need of repair 785-212-0247. *#60142145 Call or NICE CITY LOT!! *Burlington Heights subdivision * .487 1991 MOTORHOME, FLAIR by acre lot *city water *city sewer *electric *#60053729 Call Fleetwood, 63,000 miles, 4,000 text Donna Peterson @ 417-327-2529. or text Donna Peterson @ 417-327-2529. generator, 2 air conditioners on Bolivar top. Everything perfect condi- Garage sale $349,000 $349,000 tion Reduced $7,500. FRIDAY 8 /14 417-XXX-XXXX SATURDAY 8 /15 8 a.m - ? 1994 WINNEBAGO ITASKA, 29 219 Lillian place foot, 76,000 miles, good shape, New and like new items, $8,900, OBO. 417-328-9392. JEEP LIBERTY LIMITED, 2011. 4x4, low mileage, 53K, excellent con- fishing, camping, over the AWESOME LAKE HOUSE WITH A VIEW!! *4BD/3BA PRICE REDUCED!! *3BD / 2 ½ BA *2850 sq. ft. *open AIRSTREAM, LAND YACHT Souer- dition, fully loaded, Skyslider road items, baby and *3470 sq. ft. *walkout basement*formal dining *sunroom floor plan *gas fireplace *formal dining *jetted tub *storm eign, 1976. 31' with rear bath, roof, etc. $12,000. 417-733-0455. toddler beds, children's bikes, *Screened in porch *jetted tub *John Deere Room *2 acres *Lake shelter * 32x40 garage/shop with living quarters #60147447 $8,700 OBO. 417-833-8954, leave much miscellaneous! view *#60165207 Call or text Donna Peterson @ 417-327-2529. Call or text Donna Peterson @ 417-327-2529. message. Parts & Services $121,500 54 WOODED ACRES! · 54 Acres * Lots of WANTED: CLASS B RV, no junk. STOCKTON: MOVING SALE. 404 To give details more call CHEVROLET 1939 MOTOR, trans- Galyan. 8/5 -8/15. Bowling alley wildlife - great for hunting *Fenced on West 417-326-7394. mission, and parts, $500. Call work bench 40"x8', wood work- side * Highway frontage on South side * Gravel 417-876-8597. ing tools, household items, LOTS Motorcycles MORE! 417-276-5840. frontage on East side * Several springs * Mar- Trucks, 4x4's, SUV's ketable timber * Cleared road on West and North Christian County HARLEY-DAVIDSON CUSTOM side. * Electric * Buffalo Schools * #60126457 LOW Sportster, 2006. 1200cc, 115 DODGE LARAMIE 2500, 2003. HP, windshield, back rest, white, MARKED DOWN. Cummins, 4 Call or text Donna Reynolds 417-328-8211. extra chrome, fiberglass saddle- wheel drive, re-built transmis- CHADWICK bags, 15,800 miles. $6,000. sion, 300K miles, $7,000 OBO. HUGH GARAGE/ MOVING SALE 417-752-3464. 417-733-2949. Aug. 14-15 7 A.M. - ? 1114 Chadwick Road REAL ESTATE AUCTION SERVICES Chadwick, MO 65629 SOLD HOME! 426 N George, Republic MO 65738 Bush Hogging SELLING EVERYTHING! 50 years accumulation Saturday, August 29 • 10:00 am Furniture, pictures, home ESTATE OF DONALD HAYES • PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: CHRISTINE SELLERS DAVID DURHAM CUSTOM décor, knickknacks, Brush Hogging: FORD 250, 1989. 4 wheel drive, DIRECTIONS: Highway 60 to Republic; go through Republic to Logan Street–right across from McDonalds; turn left, heading south, on Logan Street, then clothing, Etc! take an immediate right on George. Sale on left. Making schedule now! with dual bail spikes on the YOU DON'T WANT TO 417-773-3526 back. Good farm truck. $2,000. MISS THIS ONE!! Keep this number. 417-327-4674. OPEN HOUSE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 23RD RD FROM 2:00 - 4:00 PM REAL ESTATE: BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME ON LARGE WANTED TO HIRE: Brush hog- Dallas County LOT. HOME IS 1560 SF WITH COVERED FRONT PORCH LARGE, ging for five acres down State 2 CAR GARAGE, FRONT YARD WITH MATURE TREES AND LARGE Highway DD, Buffalo. BAG SALE, $1: all summer FENCED IN BACK YARD WITH OUTBUILDING. MAINTENANCE 417-719-0701. clothes/ shoes. Senior Center FREE EXTERIOR AND INCLUDES A SCREENED IN BACK PATIO OR Resale Shop. 103 S. Maple. SUNROOM. HOME HAS A METAL ROOF, LARGE KITCHEN, LARGE Buffalo. LIVING ROOM, AND FIREPLACE. ALSO INCLUDES AN UPDATED Construction-Services BATHROOM, NEW CENTRAL HEATING AND AIR AND A BRAND NEW WATER HEATER. If you are an employer looking 2 MEN & A Hammer. Custom to recruit the finest, you can TOOLS: Skill saw; Black and Decker skill saw Tarps; Remodeling Tile, Kitchen, FORD F150, 1997, 4.2 LOHV count on your candidate engine, 4 wheel drive, new tires, Nail pouch; Shelving; Battery drill; Air impact wrench Bathrooms. Complete Flips on getting your message through Electric cords; Gloves; Buffer polisher; Pressure Homes. 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SAM CRAWFORD AUCTION SERVICE Will sell the following located 4 miles South of Pittsburg, MO on Hwy. 64 or 15 miles North of Bolivar on Hwy. D/64 to Co Rd E 328, then West 5 miles to Adonis, then East. Watch for Crawford Auction signs. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2020 • 9:30 A.M. GUNS--Sell at 9:30 AM: Winchester 67A, 22 bolt; Interarms 22 auto (Browning pattern); Western Arms 12 ga, double bar- rel; Powerline pellet rifle; Assorted ammo; Wood gun cabinet. WOODWORKING TOOLS, MISCELLANEOUS: Griz- zly 20” planer; 2 Grizzly shapers; Grizzly 24” knife grinder; Grizzly shop dust vacuum; Jet 6” jointer; Craftsman drill press; Craftsman 10” radial arm saw; Jet 12” band saw; Lg open arm 591278b scroll saw; Double wheel grinder on stand; Chicago mig welder on cart w/lg bottle; Good assortment elec power hand tools; Some air tools; 1 Ton elec winch; Hyd press frame Pipe vise; Transmission jack; Chipper/shredder; Lot asst bar clamps; Pipe wrenches; Lot router bits; Saw blades; 4-5 tap & die sets; Lot asst hinges, pulls, hardware for cabinets; Asst screws/nails; Hand saws/wood chisels; Lg roll plastic film; Boat seats; 3 Used ploy tanks, 925 gal, used in storage for cooking oil; 1 Used ploy tank, 250 gal; Shelter outside wood furnace, used little; Long handle tools; Some scrap iron; 2-3 cases dsl fuel filters; Plastic & steel barrel; 30-40 steel posts; Pile concrete ornamental blocks; Shop built hyd wood splitter on 2 wheel trailer; Lot other misc. HOUSEHOLD: Oak dining table, 6 chairs, 4 leaves, nice; Oak roll top desk; Ant. oak side cabinet; Quilt rack; Candle lamp; Metal kitchen cart; Lot books; Holiday decorations; Dolls; Due to the Death of the late Donald Some small appliances; Sev boxes household misc. ESTATE Harris we will sell the following Auto’s, TRUCK, TRAILER, MISCELLANEOUS: ‘83 Ford 1 ton Boat, Tractor, 4-Wheeler, Household, dsl, 4 spd, 2x4, flatbed , shedded, needs work; IH 560 dsl w/ Collectibles, Tools and Misc. at the bush hog 2425QT loader, shedded, new OH mtr, needs work; Home located 2 ½ Miles South of the Farmall cub w/belly mower; Older 2 wheel flatbed trailer; 3/4 Stockton, Mo. From the Sq. take 39 Ton van frame; 2 Older boat trailers; 2-3 outboard mtrs for STOCKTON, MO Hwy. To Z Hwy. Go West 1 ½ Miles to parts; 3 Dsl p/u truck; V8 mtrs, for parts; Other motor parts; the Auction on Ozarks F/G bass boat, trailer, 60hp Mariner mtr. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Lots of parking. Plenty of shade. SATURDAY, AUG. 15, 2020 • 9:00 A.M. *Face masks welcome* Watch for Auction Company Signs • Lunch Served See website for photos. AUTOMOBILES & BOAT: 2007 Mercury Montego Premier Car 3.0 Motor, Auto-matic Trans, Full Power, PW, PL 136,000 RICH AND YVONNE HAYS Miles; 2002 Isuzu Trooper 4X4 SUV 4 Door, V-6 Motor, Automatic Trans. Sun Roof; 1993 Lowe 15’ Alum. Boat, 1996 Evinrude 50 HP Motor, Foot Control Trolling Motor, Live 590421hb Wells, Shade Cover. TRACTOR - 4 WHEELER: Mihindra Model 2310 4X4 Tractor W/Front End Loader W/Bucket and Joy Stick Control; 2001 Grizzly 600cc Four Wheeler, 1265 Miles, Auto-matic CAGA Trans, 4’ Front Blade W/Winch, Front & Rear Racks W/ CERTIFIED 417-328-9137 APPRAISER Storage Bags, Winter Vinyl Cab Cover, Several Extras, Good

Condition; 2 Bottom 3 pt. Plow 590910b HOUSEHOLD-COLLECTIBLES: Maytag Front Load 3000 Series Red Washer & Dryer With Pedestal Storage Bottoms (very nice); Whirlpool Stainless Double Doored Refrigerate.; Chase Crawford, Chance Crawford, Tom Poynter, Jack Lancaster TERMS: Cash or good check. Nothing removed until settled for. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch available. Kenmore Side by Side Refrigerator W/Bottom Freezer; Lrg. Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed matter. All items sell as is, no warranties given or implied. Kenmore Upright Freezer; Kenmore Trash Compactor; Sanyo 42” Flat Screen TV; Sony 39” Flat Screen TV; TV Stands; 2 Pc. Micro Fiber Rocker/Recliner Divan & Love Seat; Oak Kitchen SAM CRAWFORD AUCTION SERVICE Table W/4 Roll Around Padded Chairs; Wooden Kitchen Table W/4 Chairs; 6’ Oak Curio/China Cabinet; Glass Fronted Curio As I have moved to the lake, will sell the following in Buffalo, Cabinet; 2 Rocker Recliners; 5 Pc. Ornate Nice Queen Size Mo., 3 blocks North of square on Maple St. to East Madison, Poster Bedroom Set W/Pillow Top Mattress (bed, dresser, chest, then 4 blocks East, 518 E. Madison. Watch for Crawford Auction 2 night stands; 5 Pc. Queen Size Pine Bedroom Set; Queen Bed signs. on Hollywood Frame; Lane Padded Top Cedar Chest; Lrg. Oak WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19, 2020 • 9:30 A.M. Desk; Writing Desk; Legacy Billiards Claw Footed Regulation Slate Pool Table W/Pool Cues & Acc.; Pool Table Light & REAL ESTATE - SELLS ABSOLUTE (SELLS @ 12:30 Several Bar Lights; Tall Bar Table W/4 Swivel Stools; 6’ Bar P.M.): 4 Bedroom, 2-1/2 bath home, attached double car ga- W/3 Bar Stools; Several Decor Items; 4’ Knight Statue; Ice rage, 1,850+ sq. ft. Large rear deck, central heat & air, partial Cream Parlor Table W/4 Chairs; Large Ornate Regulator Clock basement, fireplace, fenced yard 160’x135’, 12’x29’ & 10’x20’ (reproduction); Sony & Technics 100 watt Stereo’s Systems; shop/storage, 2 smaller storage building, lot flowers, shrubs, VCR & CD Players; Corner Cabinet; Book Cases; Cabinet shade trees, range, refrigerator, dishwasher stay. $595.18 taxes. Sewing Machine; Knitting Machine; End Tables; Wooden Tea Shown by appointment with auctioneer. Cart; 4’ Wooden Cabinet; 7’ Double Door-ed Cabinet; Minolta VEHICLE (SELLS @ 12:45 P.M.): ‘03 Pontiac Astak Rally, Camera; Sony Cam-Corder; 2 Older Stone Bowls; 8 Place set- runs, interior wiring problems. ting of Pfaltzgraff Dishes; Sm. Kitchen App.; One lot of Pots, TOOLS/MISC.: Yamaha 50hp outboard mtr, needs work Tent Pans & Dishes; Stainless Ware; Black Hawk Corn Sheller; canopy; Pet taxi; Sev planters, lawn ornaments; 6” Vise; 6” Stillards Scales; Shapleigh Hardware Reel Mower; 2 Jewelry Bench grinder; Craftsman 10” table saw; Small air compressor; Boxes; One lot of Misc. Primitives; Hand Well Pump. Small drill press; Metal tool chest; Some wrenches, hand tools; GENERATOR-TOOLS-MISC.: Generac GP 17,500 E Watt Long handle tools; Tricycle & bicycle; Some asst. power tools; Generator (Like New Condition); 2 BR-420C Stihl Back Air tight wood heater; 2 Wheel dolly; Christmas decorations; Pack Blowers; Stihl 56C Hand Held Blower; Honda 2200 Other. psi Pressure Washer; 6 hp Snapper Self Propelled Mower; HOUSEHOLD: Haier washer & dryer; 3 Couches; Liftchair; 2 Craftsman Flower Bed Tillers; Pancake Air Compressor; 4 Recliners; Coffee table, end tables, sofa table; Other small Craftsman Pull Type 900 Lawn Vacc.; Campbell Hausfeld Paint tables; 2 Entertainment cabinets; 3-4 Curio cabinets; 4-5 Book- Pro Airless Painter; 11 Drawer Craftsman Tool Box; Misc. cases; Grand father clock; 3-4 Wall clocks; Sev. lamps; Lot Craftsman Tools; 19.2 V Cordless Craftsman Set; Schmaucher Home Interior decor; Sev. pictures, mirrors; Fans, heaters; 2 Battery Charger; 5” Bench Vise; Log Chains; Several Hand Lg. decorative driftwood pieces, lighted; 4 Flat screen TVs; Lot Power Tools; One Lot of Misc. Hand Tools; Allied Bench VCR movies; Radios; Small roll top desk; Oak dining table, 6 Grinder; Sm. Craftsman Table Saw; 6’ & 8’ Poly Step Ladders; chairs; Formica top table, 4 swivel chairs; Sq dining table & 6 Alum Ext. Ladder; Alum Folding Loading Ramps; Lawn chairs; 2 Full beds; 2 King beds; 3 Chests of drawers, armoire; 2 Mower Jack; Elk Hunter 28” Re-curve Bow W/Arrows; Lrg. Dressers; Night stands; Storage cabinet; Dell computer; Swivel Tasco Telescope; Propane Fish Cooker; Poly Pic-Nic Table; office chair; Asst. small kitchen appliances; Asst. pots, pans, Poly Patio Set; Poly Folding Table; 2–10’ Wooden Patio dishes, glassware; Lot chicken figurines; Native American figu- Bench’s; 2 Appliance Dollies; One lot of Misc. rines; Old people figurines, other; 6-8 Franklin Mint cars, pick- MANY MORE ITEMS/PICS. LISTED ON OUR WEBSITE up; 55-56-57 Chev, other; Pitchers & bowls; Flower arrange- www.bruceandleanauction.com ments; Stainless pans Bedding; Lot misc.; 2 Yard swings Picnic table; Sev plastic lawn chairs; 2 Patio tables; Much more. ESTATE OF DONALD HARRIS See website for photos. Ronnie Bruce, Fair Play, MO • [email protected] HERSCHEL OLIVER 417-654-2214 • 417-777-1685 Billy Bruce, Stockton, MO • [email protected] 417-399-4800

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UPCOMING AUCTION CAGA CERTIFIED PUBLIC AUCTION 417-328-9137 APPRAISER

Saturday, August 29, • 9:00 AM 591266b Bolivar, MO AUTOMOBILE • MOTORCYCLE • TRAILERS SILVER • GUNS • TOOLS • HOUSEHOLD • MISC Chase Crawford, Chance Crawford, Tom Poynter, Jack Lancaster HILLERMAN ESTATE TERMS: Cash or good check. Nothing removed until settled for. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch available. Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed matter. All items sell as is, no warranties given or implied. 591274b Page 8 — August 12, 2020 MARKETPLACE

If you find help wanted If you are an employer looking If you are ready for a new ads in the big city papers to recruit the finest, you can position, be sure to read the too expensive, give us a count on your candidate employment opportunities try. Help wanted ads in the getting your message through in the Marketplace. Each Marketplace cost a lot less us. The Marketplace is a part week you’ll find new job and are read each week by of 7 community newspapers opportunities that you won’t over 50,000 readers in your serving the people who you find anywhere else. local communities. Give us a are trying to reach. Call us. call today. LARGE PRIVATE Little ads. Big results. The COLLECTION FIREARMS From finding a new home Sell your car or truck. A 20 Marketplace is a great place to AUCTION to a new job, come to the word ad for 6 weeks is only advertise. $40. Call for details. Bid Live Online Before or SATURDAY • AUGUST 15 • 10 AM Bid Live Online Before or Marketplace first. During the Auction on During the Auction on THE HARTLEY COLLECTION Offering the Area’s LOWEST METAL PRICES! Auction Location: “The Complex” Sports & Event Center 1430 E 455th Rd • Bolivar, MO Directions: From Springfield MO, travel north on MO.13 approx. 25 mi. to the first Bolivar exit. Take the exit & continue north on Springfield. Ave. approx. 1 mi. to Mt. Gilead Rd. (E. 455th Rd.) Turn east on Mt Gilead Rd. (E. 455th Rd.) & travel approx. 1¾ mi. to the auction. Watch for Diamond S “Auction Today” Signs! Pole Barn Packages Directions: From the Bolivar Square travel south on Springfield. Ave. approx. 1¾ mi. to Mt. Gilead Rd. (E. 455th Rd). Turn east on Mt. Gilead Rd, Material Only Material Only (E. 455th Rd.) & travel approx. 1¾ mi. to the auction. Watch for Diamond S “Auction Today” signs. 24’x32’x10’....$5,425 30’x60’x10’.... $9,150 Auctioneer’s Note: Due to the death of Mr. Hartley we will liquidate his fantastic firearms collection at public auction. Additionally, this auction features a beautiful classic Corvette, stunning Rolex watches, ammunition, gun safes, ammo & accessories. This will be a great auction! Bilkers 24’x40’x10’....$6,200 40’x60’x12’.. $12,325 Grub Hub will have great food and beverages available onsite. Bring a friend and join us for a big day at the auction! Plus Sales Tax & Delivery. Labor available 30’x40’x10’....$6,975 at additional cost. Call For quote. Compare before you buy Custom Homes We use only High Quality Materials Metal Roofs All Material Packages include — ✔ #1 YELLOW PINE LUMBER 29 Guage ✔ #1 20-YEAR Painted Metal w/Screws ✔ (1) Over Head Door Included #1 PAINTED METAL ✔ (1) 36" Entry Door Lifetime Warranty - $70 sq. ft. 40 Year Warranty - $67 sq. ft. 20 Year Warranty - $64 sq. ft. PORTABLE BUILDINGS 25 Year Galvalume - $54 sq. ft. Rent to Own No Credit Check Fully Insured LABOR PRICES HIGHER OVER 75 MILES FROM MARSHFIELD Marshfield 590497s 1049 Schoolview Drive BUILDINGS 417.859.7744 Marshfield, MO www.marshfieldbuildings.com

CORVETTE & ROLEX WATCH- ES (Lot Number Indicates Sale Order): 170. 1967 Chevro- let Corvette Sting Ray, “Driver”, 327 Small Block, 4-Speed Manual, Fully Restored in 1993, All New Plugs & Wires, New Tires, Runs Very Well, Lots of Fun!; 170A. 2013 Artic Cat Wildcat ATV c/w Winch, LED Lights, Frt & Rear Bumper, Windshield & Roof, Cover, (4) Hardside Doors, (4) Spare Tires w/ Rims – Nice!; 171. Rolex Yachtmaster, 18K Rose Gold w/ Oysterflex Rubber Bracelet & 18K Rose Gold Clasp, Cerachrom Bezel, Date, Black Dial, Orig. Box, Hang Tags & Outer Sleeve, New Unworn Condition! – Stunning!; 172. Rolex GMT Master II, 18K Rose Gold & Stainless, “Root Beer” Bi-Tone Cerachrom Bezel, Date, Orig. Box, Hang Tags & Outer Sleeve, New Unworn Condition! - Stunning!; 173. Rolex Datejust, 18K Gold & Stainless Bracelet, Date; 174. Rolex Oyster Perpetual, Stainless Bracelet. TAXIDERMY & COLLECTIBLES: 175. Arrowheads & Native American Artifacts w/ Custom Display Case; 176. W.R. Case & Sons Civil War 9-Knife 150th Anniversary Commemorative Set w/ Display Case; 177. Strutting Tom Wild Turkey Full-Body Mount; 178. Bearded Hen Roosting Turkey Mount; 179. Fanned Tom Breast Mount; 180. Turkey Fan w/ Beards in Walnut Mount; 181. Turkey Fan w/ Beards, Bone & Spur Necklace in Walnut Mount; 182. Lynx Full-Body Mount on Log; 183. “Ebony & Ivory” Black & Albino Squirrel Mount; 184. Woodpecker Mount; 185. Large Mouth Bass Trophy Mount (11-15 lbs.); 186. Musky Trophy Mount. GUN SAFES & AMMUNITION (Lot Number Indicates Sale Order): 175. Fort Knox Gun Safe, Electronic Combination, Gloss White Finish w/ Gold Letting; 176. Freedom Safe “Independence” By Liberty Lg. Cap. Gun Safe, Electronic Combination, Matte Grey Finish w/ Black Lettering; (Uncataloged) Large Line of Ammunition & Misc. Gun Accessories (Various Calibers/Gauges, Full & Partial Boxes). FIREARMS (Lot Number Indicates Sale Or- der): 1. Browning Mod. 12 28ga. Goldtone Engraving, Vent Rib, Box SN:02437NM972; 1A. Browning Invector BPS 28ga. Engraved, Vent Rib SN:20284NV17; 1B. Browning Mod. 28 20ga. 2¾-3” Vent Rib, Engraving SN:48915NZ162; 2. Browning .22LR SA Belgium Takedown, Box SN:8T2691; 3. Browning Mod. 22 20ga. 2¾-3” 125th Anniv. No. 39 of 125, 2 Chokes, Box SN:06239MX121; 4. Browning Citori O/U 12ga. 2¾-3½” 28” Barrel, Extra Choke SN:29344NY103; 5. Browning Gold Hunter Vent Rib 12ga.SN:F51NP44433; 6. Browning BAR .30-06 Goldtone Engraving SN:83665M71; 7. Browning BAR .270 Engraved w/ Gold Trigger 3x9 Redfield Scope, Sling SN:31829M74; 7A. Browning BAR .300 Win Mag 3x9 Redfield w/ Sling SN:137PZ14609; 8. Browning Hunter 7mm WSM 125th Year Anniv, No. 39 of 125, NIB SN:10338M4351; 9. Browning .380 Semi Auto, 2 Mags, Case SN:425 NV01388; 10. Steyr N. Pieper Patent Oesterr Waffenfabriks-Ges , Unknown Cal SN:27682; 10A. Rem. 700 Bdl .308 Sporter w/ Iron Sites; 10B. Rem. Mod. 700 Bdl .243 Varmint; 10C. Rem. Mod. 700 Bdl .22–250 Varmint; 10D. Sako Mod. L579, .243 Varmint; 10E. Browning “Sweet Sixteen” 16ga, Belgium, Vent Rib, Round Knob, Nice!; 10F. Browning “Twenty” 20ga, Belgium, Vent Rib, Round Knob, Nice!; 10G. T/C Encore, .270, Stainless, Camo,; 10H. T/C Encore .223 Rem, Blued, Walnut; 10I. Ithaca Mod. 37 Ultra Featherweight, 20ga, Ribbed Barrel; 10J. H&R Ultra Slug, 12ga, 3”, Rifled Barrel, Nikon Scope; 10K. Colt Python .357, 2.5” Barrel, Nickel Finish, Box; 10L. S&W Performance Center, .460 S&W Magnum, Stainless, Fluted Barrel w/ Rail, Factory Soft Case; 11. Rem. Mod. 700 .204 Ruger Friends of NRA, Rings SN:G6454770; 12. Rem. Mod. 700 AAC-SD .300 Win, Bull Barrel Bipod, Rings, Syn. Stock SN:RR40355B; 13. Rem. Mod. 700 .243 Win, Syn. Stock SN:RR24669E; 14. Franchi Affinity 12ga. 2¾-3”, Full Camo Fiber Optic Sights SN:BL03260X; 15. Rem. Mod. 870 12ga. 2¾-3”, 18½” Barrel, NIB SN:CC66515E; 16. Mossberg Mod. 500 12ga. 2¾-3”, 18½” Barrel, Syn. Stock SN:V655765; 17. Rock River Arms LAR8 7.62mm, Rails SN:ACM001785; 17A. (3) AR 7.62mm Mags; 18. AR Style Rifle-Rock River Arms Mod. LAR-15 5.56 Lower, .204 Ruger Upper, Stainless Bull Barrel SN:CM232673; 19. Rock River Arms Mod. LAR-15, 5.56mm, SS Bull Barrel SN:CM 53602; 20. Sig Sauer EXETR 5.56mm, Rails, Flash Suppressor SN:TP006277; 21. T/C MGM 5.7x28 w/ Rings SN:G18046; 22. T/C Rochester Encore .25.06 Rem, Rings, Thumb-Hole Stock SN:11128; 23. T/C Super 16 .223 Rem, Engraved, Steel Sights SN:410825; 24. T/C Super 14 Barrel & Forend, .45-70 Gov’t, T/C Scope 2.5x7x28; 25. T/C Super 14 Barrel & Forend, .35 Rim, Steel Sights; 26. T/C Super 14 Barrel & Forend, .17 Rem, Steel Sights; 27. T/C Pistol Grip & Tools; 28. Auto Ordinance .45 ACP NRA Military Comm, No. 4 of 100, Stainless, Presentation Box SN:80833369; 29. Taurus PT911 9mm Stainless & Goldtone, Wooden & Plastic Grips, 2 Mags, Box SN:TD077954; 30. S&W Mod. 66-1 .357 Mag, Wood Grips, Stainless SN:74K5312; 31. Colt .32 Cal. Blued SN:338601; 32. Colt Official Police .38 Spl, Blued, Wood Grips, Holster SN:730042; 33. Ruger Security Six .357 Mag, Stainless, Wood Grips SN:151-78889; 34. Ruger Super Blackhawk .44 Mag, Wood Grips SN:82-05118; 35. Ruger Single Six .22LR, Wood Grips SN:260-46497; 36. Ruger 10/22 RBM .22 Win Mag, RF Sling, Rings, Box SN:290-33513; 37. Ruger 10/22 Farmer Ed, .22 WMR, Carved Wood Stock, Rings, NIB SN:AFM00839; 38. Ruger 10/22 .22LR, NIB SN:D352-32330 (Consecutive Serial); 39. Ruger 10/22 .22 LR, NIB SN:D352-32331 (Consecutive Serial); 40. Ruger 10/22 .22 LR, NIB SN:D352-32332 (Consecutive Serial); 41. Ruger Mod. 77-17 .17WSM, Stainless, Laminate Stock, Rings NIB SN:720-92094; 42. Ruger Mod. M77 Hawkeye .270 Win, Stainless, Syn Stock, Rings SN:710-99761; 43. Ruger American .243 Win, Syn. Stock, NIB SN:696-22360; 44. Ruger 10/22 Takedown, Camo, .22LR, 50th Anniv, NRA Ed., Carry Bag SN:NRA204511; 45. Savage 93R 17 .17HMR, Stainless Fluted Barrel, Rings, Laminate Thumb- Hole Stock SN:0278NRA; 46. Marlin Mod. 1894CB .45 Colt, Cowboy Ltd, Oct. Barrel SN:02007057; 47. Huglu Hammer Classic 12ga. Coach Gun, 3”, CCH Receiver, Hammers & Double Triggers SN:11C3753; 47A. Leather Saddle Sheath by Classic Old West Mfg. of El Paso, TX; 48. Marlin Mod. 60 .22LR w/ Box Like New SN:MN381768; 49. Win. Mod. 70 Super Express .375H&H Mag, Deluxe Walnut Stock, Redfield 3x9 Scope, Leather Sling SN:G1559435; 50. Ruger M77 .243 Win, Tasco 3x9 Scope SN:77-03678; 51. Ruger M77.270 Win, Redfield 3x-9x Scope, Leather Sling SN:78-32827; 52. Ruger M77.300 Win Mag, Redfield 3x-9x Scope Leather Sling SN:75-03054; 53. Ruger M77.243 Win SN:70-15287; 54. Rem. Mod. 11-87 Premier 12ga, 2¾-3”, Vent Rib, Screw-In Choke SN:PC314851; 54A. Rem. Mod. 11-87 21” 12ga.Rifled Barrel, NIB (Barrel Only) w/ Lupold VARI-XRII 5x5 Scope; 55. Rem. Mod. 870 Wingmaster Magnum 20ga, 3”, Mod. Choke SN:S779247N; 56. Rem. Mod. 1100, 12ga, 2¾, Imp. Cyl, SN:L051802V; 56A. Rem. 1100, 12ga, 2¾” Imp. Cyl, Vent Rib Barrel, (Barrel Only); 57. Win. Mod. 1400 12ga, 2¾”, As-New, (3) Screw-In Chokes w/ Orig. Box SN:N1086391; 58. Win. Mod. 1400 Ranger, 20ga, 2¾”, Screw-In Chokes SN:N1103005; 59. Win. Mod. 1200, 12ga, 2¾”, (2) Screw-In Chokes, Vent Rib SN:L1276095; 60. Weatherby PA-459, 12ga, Tactical Shotgun, Muzzle Brake, 2¾-3” Fiber Optic Sights, Top Rail, Pistol Grip Syn. Stock SN:AK17009; 61. Marlin Mod. 99M1, .22LR, Sling Swivels, SN:None; 62. Rem. Mod. 721 .30-06 Spfd, Tasco 3x9 Leather Sling SN:229189; 63. Spfd/Stevens Mod. 94A 16ga, 2¾” SN: None; 64. Heritage Roughrider .22LR Revolver, Mag Cylinder, LNIB SN:178901; 65. Bersa Thunder .380ACP, (2) Mags, Pink Case & Sights SN:D72967; 66. Ruger American 7mm-08, Syn Stock, NIB SN:695-40599; 67. Win. Mod. 70 Carbine, Short Action, .223 Rem, Hooded Front Sight, Knurled Bolt Knob, As-New, Sling Swivels SN:G1764398; 68. New England Handi-Rifle .243 Win, Top Rail SN:NL259911; 69. Rem. Nylon 66 Black & Chrome .22LR, Ex. Cond. SN:82261483; 70. Ruger SR22 .22LR, (2) Mags & Extra Grips, As-New, Box SN:367-85874; 71. S&W M&P 9 Shield, 9mm, Ext Mag SN:HYJ2285; 72. Win. Mod. 1200 16ga. 2¾”, Mod Choke SN:1142856; 73. Ruger P89 9mm, (2) Mags, Speed Loader, LNIB SN:307-24742; 74. S&W Mod. 4006 .40 Cal S&W, Stainless, Holster SN:TZW5022; 75. Taurus PT99AF, 9mm, Wood Grips SN:THK5192 7; 76. Ruger LCP .380 Auto, Laser Max SN:374-03401; 77. Iver Johnson Cattleman .357 Mag, Brass & Blued, Wood Grips w/ Holster SN:20742; 78. Hi-Standard Sentinel Deluxe, .22 Cal, Bushnell 2.5x Scope SN:1462841; 79. American Derringer Co. Texas .45/.410 Wood Grips, Presentation Box SN:111842; 80. Iver Johnson “Owls Head” .32 Cal. Revolver SN:63551; 81. H&R Mod. 922 .22 Wood Grips SN:K27018; 82. Marlin Mod. 782 .22 WMR, Sling SN:15680603; 83. Rossi Mod. 62SA .22 S,L,LR Pump SN:A1782965; 84. Rem. Mod. 552 .22 S,L,LR SN:1489480; 85. Rem. Mod. 572 .22 S,L,LR SN:A1782965; 86. H&R Mod. 700 .22 WMRF Bushnell 3x9, Sling SN:AZ550424; 87. Rem. Mod. 24 .22LR SN:117028; 88. Rem. Mod. 34 .22 S,L,LR SN:125811; 89. C.J. Hamilton & Sons .22 SN:None; 90. Win. Mod. 70 .300 Win Mag, Redfield 3x9, Sling SN:766323; 91. Rem. Mod. 742 Woodsmaster .30-06 Spfd, Tasco 4x40, Sling Swivels SN:7061385; 92. Rem. Mod. 742 Woodsmaster .30-06 Spfd, Bushnell 3x9x32, Sling SN:7076540; 93. Custom Mauser Action Rifle .35 Whelen, Sling, Weaver 3x9 Scope, Beautiful Stock SN:6816; 94. Marlin Mod. 336, .35 Rem SN:23066111; 95. Ruger Mini 14, .223, Stainless SN:182-92319; 96. Mossberg Mod. 508 .410, 2½-3”, 24” Barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib SN:P315618; 97. Mossberg Mod. 835 Ulti-Mag, 12ga, 2¾-3½”, 24” Barrel, Accu Mag Choke, Camo, Sling SN:UM58183; 98. Rem. Mod. 81 Woodsmaster, .300 Savage SN:46588; 99. Win. Mod. 12, 20ga, 2¾”, Full Choke SN:491696; 100. S&W Mod. 1000P, 12ga, 3” Multi Choke SN:FB59785; 101. F.N. (Browning Pat.) 16ga, 2¾” SN:127303; 102. H&R Mod. 088 12ga, 3” Full Choke SN:BA 446317; 103. Iver Johnson 16ga. Single Shot, SN:52355B; 104. Savage Mod. 755A 12ga, 2¾” Engraved SN:5812801; 105. Stevens Mod. 240, .410 O/U, 3”, Plastic Stock, Double Triggers & Hammers SN:None; 106. H&R 32ga Special “Cap-Chure” Powder Projector/Dart Gun, NIB Darts & Accessories SN:HX261791; 107. T/C Hawken .54 Cal. BP, Brass Accents, Oct. Barrel, CCH SN:K314808; 108. M.R. Charleville (France) Musket; 109. Antique Musket, Markings Not Visible; 110. Win. Mod. 1894, .32WS, Peep Sight SN:463794; 111. Saxon 16ga. Side-By-Side, Belgium, Damascus Barrel SN:2032; 112. H&A Fore- hand 16ga. Side-By-Side Damascus Barrel, Hammers & Double Triggers SN:12008; 113. Rem. US1917 Enfield Military Rifle SN:42014; 114. CVA Wolf .50 Cal BP, Nikon Omega Scope SN:None; 115. SKS 7.62x39 Military Rifle SN:7600754C; 116. Win. Mod. 94 .30-30 Win SN:2500717; 117. Powerline B22 .22 Cal. Pellet Gun w/ Tasco Scope; 118. Daisy Mod. 1938B Red Ryder BB Gun; 119. Ruger Redhawk, .44 Mag, Stainless, Hogue Grips SN:501- 5176; 120. Sig Sauer Mosquito .22LR, Pink Hard Case SN:F137438; 121. Ruger .22 Auto Pistol SN:12-654651; 122. Jimenez JA .380, Extra Mag, Nylon Holster SN:2575151; 123. Hi-Point Mod. JHP .45 ACP, Box SN:4230625; 124. North American Arms Mod. NAA– 22MPTRII .22 Mag Brake-Top Revolver, Locking Metal Case & Box SN:BTM02836; 125. North American Arms .22 Mag, Leather Holster SN:SWM00184; 126. Ruger 22-45 Lite, Alu- minum .22LR, (3) Mags SN:390-36600; 127. USFA Zip Gun .22LR SN:AAD444; 128. Ruger ST101 .22LR, Stainless, 8-Shot Revolver SN:577–22280; 129. AMT Back Up .380/9mm KURZ, Stainless, Leather Holster SN:B045468; 130. Kahr Arms CW9, 9mm, Bi-Tone, Hogue Grips SN:ED5124; 131. Kimber Solo Carry STS, 9mm, Stainless, Box & Soft Case, Night Sights SN:S1143420; 132. Sig Sauer P938, 9mm Para, Bi-Tone, Hard Case, Plastic Holster SN:52B005049; 133. S&W 39-2, 9mm, Nickel Finish, Box, (3) Mags SN:8314944; 133A. Gould & Goodrich Leather Paddle Holster; 133B. Bianchi Mod. 100 Pro Leather Holster; 134. Sig Sauer P320, NRA American Flag Ed, 9mm, Dark Earth, Romeo1 Sights, (2) Mags, Box & Papers SN:5HC144644; 135. Ruger Mod. 57 5.7x28, Ex. Mag, Bottom Rail, Hard Case & Papers SN:641-05201; 136. New England Handi-Rifle SB2, .22–250 Rem, Nikon Pro Staff 3-9x40 SN:NW246955; 137. Win. Mod. 67A .22 S,L,LR SN:None; 138. Marlin Mod. 336CS .30-30 Win SN:13030336; 139. Weatherby Vanguard .300 Wby Mag, Syn. Stock, Tasco 3-9x50 SN:VS272450; 140. Interarms Mod. 92SRC .45 Colt SN:AM040070; 141. Stevens Mod. .22-.410 O/U, Plastic Stock SN:None; 142. Rem. Nylon 66 .22LR, Nice Cond, Black & Chrome SN:None; 143. JC Higgins Mod. 30 .22LR, Retractable Sling SN:None; 144. Rossi Pump Action .22 S,L,LR SN:G307899; 145. Rem. 870 Express 12ga, 2¾”, Screw-In Choke, Vent Rib SN:W697438M; 146. Win. Mod. 1200, 12ga, 2¾” Screw-In WinChoke SN:L890401; 147. Mossberg New Haven Mod. 680 12ga, 2¾-3” Vent Rib, Adj. Choke SN:H295398; 148. Mossberg Maverick Mod. 88 12ga, 2¾-3”, Pistol Grip Syn. Stock SN:MV22786G; 149. U.S. Springfield Mod. 1878 Trap Door .45-70 Rifle, Recent- ly Fired & Functional!; 150. Enfield 1941 Military Rifle SN:RM7521; 151. Crossman Mod. 180 .22 Cal. Pellet Gun SN:None; 152. Daisy Mod. 95 BB Gun SN:None; 153. Rem. Air Master 77, 1.77 Cal. Air Rifle w/ Scope; 154. Air Rifle; 155. Air Rifle; 156. Mossberg 930 Pro Series Deluxe Sporting Mod. 12ga, 2¾–3”, 28” Barrel, Accu-Chokes, NIB SN:AF226210; 157. Rossi Mod. S2022243 .22 & .243 2-Barrel Set, Bushnell Scope SN:SR260455; 157A. Rossi M41228 .22LR & .410 2-Barrel Set, Case SN:SP561671; 158. Win. Mod. 1911S, 12ga, 2¾” Full Choke, Camo SN:A9768; 159. H&R Pardner 12ga, 2¾-3” Screw-In Chokes Syn. Stock SN:NZ657190; 160. Taurus Mod. 82 .38 Spl, S&W Leather Holster SN:2179861; 161. Phoenix Arms Mod. HP22A, .22LR, Orig Box, SN:4471695; 162. Wicked Ridge Raider CLS Crossbow w/ Scope For Arrow SN:W71758. SCOPES: 163. Leupold Vx III Long Range 6.5x20x5; 164. Leupold Mark IV 8.5 X 25x 50 LR/T; 165. Leupold Vx II 4x12; 166. Leupold Vx II 4x12; 167. Burrows MSR 4.5x14x .223; 168. Burris E1 Fullfield 4.5x14x1; 169. Nikon Buckmaster 4.5x14x40 1-877-907-3000 • www.diamond-s-auction.com WATCH FOR OUR NEXT

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