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Thursday • July 11 • 2013 A look inside this week... Annual Doctors leaving NW Health Services in meeting for Mound City, recruitment is underway • Page 3 State Theater Vehicle and ATV collide - Accident reports • Page 3 The State Theater Arts Hazel Rother to turn 103 • Page 4 Council is having its annual meeting on Tuesday, 4th of July coverage • Pages 6-9 July 16, 2013, at 4:30 p.m. All members and others Mound City school supply lists • Page 11 interested in the theater are invited and welcome to attend.

Squaw Creek Wildlife Refuge Dave, left, and Shirley Jackson, right, of Mound City, MO- Were crowned Senior King and Queen on Wednesday, July 3, at the State Theater in Mound City. Elaine’s Junior Naturalist Hair Care again sponsored the crowning of the Senior King and Queen. Dawn Thom- as, granddaughter of the Jacksons, and Kennedy Thomas, great-granddaughter, of programs Des Moines, IA, were able to attend the crowning. The Squaw Creek Na- tional Wildlife Refuge near Mound City, MO, is Dave and Shirley Jackson holding environmental education programs on Thursday evenings now named Senior King and Queen through July 25. Natu- Dave and Shirley Jackson get into the basement of In 1980, Dave bought the ralists are conducting in- of Mound City, MO, were the cafe. She said that once building behind Caton Tire terpretive programs for crowned Senior King and in awhile the snakes would and Staples Auto Bath in youth as part of the 7th Queen on Wednesday eve- make it up the steps to the Mound City, where he still Junior Naturalist series. ning, July 3, at the State cafe. If Shirley would see a operates his Jackson Clean- The programs start at Theater in Mound City, MO. snake, she would run out Up business. In the past 6:30 p.m. The crowning honor is part and call Mark Armentrout 33 years, not only has he Programs coming up in- of Mound City’s 4th of July to catch it and then she washed cars, he has even clude: activities. would return to work. washed 3 horses (the horses July 11- Frogs and Dave was born in Nod- Shirley went to talk to a were going to a horse show). Other Marsh Animals: away County and graduated customer once and noticed Dave has enjoyed his work Students will learn how a from West Nodaway, where a snake by the customer’s and the people he has met biologist identifies insects he played football. He loved chair. She ran out scream- through the years. and different methods living on the farm. Shirley ing. She found out that day Shirley now fills her time used to catch them. Stu- was born, raised and gradu- that lots of men didn’t like working at the Mound City dents will also learn what ated in Mound City. Dawn snakes any better than she Public Library. She has been Sister crowns sister Bio magnification is and Thomas, and daughter, Ken- did. All patrons in the cafe there since 1988. She also why it’s very important nedy, of Des Moines, IA, left but, Dave and Wayne helps at the nursing home 2013 Miss Fourth of July to the environment. Also, were present for the crown- Tenney. They caught the with bingo and crafts. It has students will be going on ing. Dawn is a granddaugh- snake and her customers been said that she brings The 2012 Miss Fourth of July, Alex Phillips, left- a hayride around the ref- ter and Kennedy is a great- came back in to finish their homemade bread and jelly Crowned her sister, Tess Phillips, right, Miss Fourth of uge. Held in the outdoor granddaughter of the couple. lunches. for the residents and work- July 2013, during the annual Miss Fourth of July pag- classroom. In 1969, Shirley opened a In 1972, Dave and Shirley ers at the nursing home. eant that was held at the State Theater on Wednesday July 18- Take Flight- cafe and ran it for 17 years. married. Dave brought to When people in the com- night, July 3. This is the first time a sister has crowned Moths and Buterflies of The cafe was located on the the union one daughter and munity were asked about a sister Miss Fourth of July. Twenty-five years ago, Squaw Creek: Students south side of Davis Creek one son. Shirley brought two their mother, Brittany (Davis) Phillips, was crowned will learn differences be- in Mound City. During the daughters into the union. Continued to 1988 Miss Fourth of July. A family of queens has made tween moths and butter- spring, lots of snakes would They have 8 grandchildren. Page 6 Mound City history. flies and get to go on a butterfly hunt and learn what happens when using a “light sheet” at night. Held in the refuge head- quarters. 3rd Annual Truck & Tractor Pull City asks draws over 3,200 spectators residents to trim trees Residents in Mound City are being asked by city officials to trim trees which hang over the city streets and alleys. Several trees in the city limits are posing risks to vehicular traffic. In compliance with the city’s nusiance ordinance, residents are required to trim limbs back to at least the edge of the streets and 16 feet above street level. If trees are not trimmed by property owners, Mound City employees will begin trimming trees around Monday, July 15. The Mound City Firemen’s 3rd Annual Truck & Tractor Pull - Was held on Saturday, July 6. The event was very well If residents wish to trim attended, with the firemen reporting that there were roughly 3,220 spectators. The event was held on the old rodeo grounds their own trees, they are west of Mound City. Vendors lined the outside of the arena selling food, pop, beer and much more. The firemen, over the past asked to please do so be- few years, have transformed the arena into a very, very nice truck and tractor pull venue, complete with two tracks. The group fore July 15. also commented about how wonderful it is to have such great support from the community and all of the fans that came out to the annual event. The Mound City Rural Firemen are already planning for next year’s event in hopes to make it even bigger yet. For results from the pull, see page 7. (Below is a panoramic photo submitted by Randy Miller of Mound City.)

Panoramic Photo By Randy Miller By Eugene Poynter Thursday, July 11, 2013 • Page 2 Remembering “4th Parade”, sitting make it. At first I was told classrooms or prayers, not the town on Flag Day. I in- here in Mound City, if one could keep alive for displayed at times when it formed him that we only do watching it go by, made a the first three days in com- should be and in some cases, that on Memorial Day at the Informal lot of memories come and bat, chances are he’d make it ignored by our own citizens? cemetery and that another go. When Betty was alive back home, but I found out With the loss of some respect organization here in town and with me at other pa- that didn’t work that way, around the world to our flag usually does it. He made the rades, it never bothered for we lost men up until the means our country has lost remark, if there was just one News Beat me, now it does. I couldn’t last day. Now as I’m older, it also. It looks like, in some day to fly it, it would surely help but think about when I can relate to how most of cases, people who come into be on Flag Day, made sense. What a week... I left home for basic train- the Japanese veterans and the U.S., whether legally or Some day maybe we can get ing in the infantry during families must feel about it not, can get by flying their the country back with what Last week, Mound City was a busy place to be. Be- WWII. I thought that was all, like we did. They, them- old country flags, because we the flag stands for, like it was tween the 4th of July Celebration activities and the bad then to leave Betty selves, would probably have don’t want to offend then, I when it was first originated, Mound City Rural Firemen’s 3rd Annual Truck and and Sharon, the folks, and liked to stay home also and guess. Without loyalty to our a nation to be represented Tractor Pull, Mound City saw its population triple. my crops in the field, but lead a normal life. The unit I flag, which is to represent again. Our stars and stripes ********** the time I was heading for was in did not take any pris- our freedom that has taken will be up flying everywhere, The 4th Blast final fundraising information is found the west coast for duty in oners, for they fought to the so many lives over the years like it used to. We need to on this page. Thank you to everyone who donated, and the Pacific, not knowing end and I know most of their to try to keep for American be the number one leader in I sincerely hope everyone enjoyed the show. I want when or if I would make bodies, like some of ours, people, we are nothing. the world of freedom, like it to send a HUGE thank you to the Mound City Golf it back, was one of the never made it back to their A person asked me why was when guys like Paul lost Course for allowing the fireworks’ display to be shot off hardest things I ever did. homeland. the American Legion did their lives trying to keep it from the course. Also, I want to thank Miles Jumps, the Mom took it real hard, like I sat there thinking of a not put flags out around that way. greenskeeper, for taking time to help coordinate with every mother I am sure, fellow I took basic with and the display crew and for helping me clean up the next but it was the first time who went into combat the morning. I had seen tears in Dad’s same as I did, but in a differ- ********** eyes, along with a hug, ent unit. He was Paul Sau- My hat’s off to all of the Mound City Rural Firemen. I’ll never forget. Leaving ers from Ohio and the same The 3rd Annual Truck and Tractor Pull was, more than home was a memory I lat- age as me, but was single. I th likely, one of the biggest events to happen in Mound er found out would hit me found out later that he was 4 of July City. I’ve heard mixed reports on the number of spec- sometimes while laying in killed the first day. He ended tators that attended the pull, but if I had to guess, I a foxhole, trying to keep up like I could have. Paul, would say 3,200+. This event takes hundreds of hours alive. I don’t mind telling like many others, missed Blast! of volunteer work by many, many men and women, and that I was one of the ones out on all the things that a all of their hard work definitely was well worth it. The they used to talk about young man in his late teens Total this whole town benefits greatly from an event like this. It that learned to pray in a would do in raising a family, Total money raised was enjoyed by all. It’s great to see the community come year foxhole. making a normal life again. $5,370 together for an activity like this. To the firemen: I appre- The first encounter with It wasn’t fair, but I’m sure $5,370 ciate all of your (and I’m sure your spouses’) hard work the Japanese and almost he would do it over again, and dedication to this event and community. Everyone all the time, until the war for he, like all of us, knew we Total expenses else appreciates it as well. Next year, I’d like to get the was over, made a change might not make it, but we (fireworks & insurance) airplane out and shoot photos from the air. I think it in my life that lasted for- were a nation that had been would give a good perspective on the huge size of the ever, as I know it did to attacked and we were doing $5,191.70 event - a perspective you just can’t quite get from the others that were in com- the right thing. ground. - Adam bat type roles in WWII As the flag went by, car- or any other one. Many ried by veterans, I stood up $178.30 left over to a time I was thankful for and paid respect to it and put toward the training I received in for what it stood for, but at Holt County Back to School basic, that saved me from the same time thinking that 2014 4th Blast being a KIA (Killed in Ac- flag today, doesn’t repre- Fair in need of funds tion), as we didn’t have to sent our country like it did have permission to carry back during my growing up On Wednesday, July 24, attended and received a new out our duty, to do what years and up until a few You may bring donations to the 4th Blast fund to 2013, the Holt County Back backpack, school supplies, a we were there to do. years ago. Who would have the Mound City News office or mail to 511 State to School Fair will be held free haircut if needed and Sitting there watching thought it would be tram- St., PO Box 175, Mound City, MO 64470. in Mound City at The Klub information about many the parade go by, I couldn’t pled on, burned, forbidden Community Room. This other helpful services. help but think of the ones to fly in some locations, no 2013 4th Blast Donation List event is for children in the Community Hospital-Fair- I was with that didn’t pledge of allegiance in some Previous balance carried over from 2012= $57.09 Holt County school districts fax, MO, collects donations Larry & Pat Smith - $50 from businesses and facili- who need assistance pur- Mound City News - $300 chasing school supplies for tates the fair booths and the Sam & Linda Creed - $25 the upcoming school year. purchase of school supplies. Emma, Abby, Audrey, Sydney, Drew & Joshua - $100 Community Services of Holt Approximately $1,800 is Jim, Lisa & Monty Thompson - $25 County helps determine who needed to purchase school Mike, Lisa, Haley & Miles Loucks - $25 is eligible for this invitation supplies for the children Letter to the editor Kindall Leah, Phoebe Rae & Emmy Lou Morris - $100 only event. Last year, 75 invited to the fair. Thus far, Dear Editor, Cade & Ava Tubbs - $200 children from Holt County only about $500 has been It is always difficult to plan the July 4th celebration when Morris & Barb Heitman - $35 United Country Realty - Randy Patterson - $100 raised in Holt County. the date is in the middle of the week. This year offered addi- Randy & Cindy Patterson - $100 Businesses and individu- tional challenges with the need and availability of licensed Kooper Young - $25 Chamberlain als are invited to support people to take care of the community fireworks’ display. I Paul & Lois Deatz - $25 this worthwhile event by want to take this opportunity to thank the people who gave Cedar Ridge Honey Bees - $20 Funeral Home & sending a donation to Com- up their time to plan and organize all of the activities. It Bruce & Leisa Biermann and Grandsons - $100 munity Hospital-Fairfax, takes many people to make the day a success. Kennish Family - $25 Monuments Holt County Back to School I also want to commend the people who participated in Irvin Heck - $50 Fair, PO Box 107, Fairfax, the parade. It is always easiest to sit along the parade route Vona Moorman - $25 1705 Ridge Drive MO 64446. For more ques- and watch, but if everyone in the community had the mind- Maurice & Linda Fothergill - $25 Elaine’s Hair Care - $25 Mound City, MO tions about the Back to set of “I just want to watch the parade”, there would be no Northwest Fertilizer - $100 School Fair or a donation, parade. Thanks to those who took their time to be parade Robert & Donna Kunkel - $25 442-5300 please call Ann Schlueter at participants. This is one of the activities that brings the Yocum Service - $100 (660) 686-2317. people in the community together and all look forward to it. Brett, Chasyn, Taylor, Kyler, Parker & Trevor - $100 The Lions Club did its usual great job with the dinner The Quilty Family - $40 after the parade. It always amazes me that this quite small Empire District Gas Co. - Doug Kline - $100 service organization pulls this off year after year. The Daren & Lori Meyer - $25 American Legion’s cake and ice cream made a great finish Lane & Keaton Zembles - $25 to the meal. Ron & Martha Ideker - $50 Published and Printed in Virgil & Trisha Miles - $50 Music is always a part of this celebration and the com- Mound City, Missouri Mound City License Bureau - $100 munity band was its usual great addition to the day. This Duane Luna - $25 Established 1879 group of people also give several hours of time to ready for The Tally Family - $200 (USPS 364-920) this performance. It was very special that the band honored Brad Pankau’s Home & Farm Repair - $50 Published weekly on Thursdays and entered as periodical John Beal, a longtime trombone player and band member, Anonymous - $8.75 publication at the Post Office in Mound City, Missouri 64470. with the playing of “Seventy-Six Trombones”. Steve & Debbie Loucks - $30 The activities for the children also took lots of coordina- Jeanne Moore - $6.25 POSTMASTER - Send changes of address to: tion from several organizations and were enjoyed by kids Chauncey Brown - $30 Mound City News, PO Box 175 • Mound City, MO 64470 and adults. Rick & Susan Lentz - $25 Double D Towing - $200 If a list was comprised of volunteer hours needed to make The Hux Family - $25 511 State Street, PO Box 175 • Mound City, MO 64470 the day a success, the number would be large. (660) 442-5423 • Fax (660) 442-5423 Chris & Linda Boultinghouse - $25 Thank you to those who work to keep the tradition of the Vicki Book & Family - $50 E-mail: [email protected] www.moundcitynews.com July 4th celebration alive, and I hope that in the future all Kelly & Dave Holland - $25 Adam Johnson will find a spot to be involved. I pray we never take this Nodaway Valley Bank - $300 Owner/Publisher communityBookkeeper/Benefits activity for granted. Coordinator Mark & Kay Sitherwood - $50 Anonymous - $100 Jessica Lindsay, Office Manager Sincerely, Cindy Reule Full-Time Position With Benefits Corbin Farms - $100 Dana Zembles, News & Sports Ken & Mary Lee Privett - $50 Paige Bierman, News Lisa Yocum, Features Computer Experience Required Pat & Brenda Ryan - $25 Pam Kent, Advertising Joy Johnson, Proofreading Applications Available Now Lee & Debbie Hinkle - $25 Benjamin Flint, Jennifer Pardue, Cotton Body Shop & Tow Service - $30 McIntire Building Center In Memory of Gene E. Moore - $100 Todd Puckett, Will Johnson, Print Shop McIntire Do It Best RentalBuilding Center Center Corbin and Juli Miles - $100 108 W. 7th St. • Mound City, MO • 660-442-5416 Jean Maneke - $50 Member Hours:Mound Monday-Friday City, MO - •7:30 660-442-5416 a.m. - 5 p.m. In Memory of Patty Young from the Grandchildren - $200 Missouri Press Saturday - 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Association Bill, Kitty, Sophie & Liv Richards - $50 Farmers State Bank - $200 Subscription Information Citizens Bank & Trust - $100 $30 PER YEAR Effective immediately, McIntire Building Center - $100 Holt, Nodaway, Andrew, and Atchison Counties. B.P. & Carol Sharp - $25 $30 $35 PER YEAR McIntire Building Center will only Jim & Ruthie Steele - Ernest & Linda Hester - $50 Elsewhere In Missouri and All Other States. Eugene Poynter - $30 All Subscriptions Are Due In January accept credit cards, debit cards, Mound City Kiwanis - $250 Don & Joann Holstine - $25 Copies available each week at our office and at: checks and cash for purchases Mound City Development Corporation - $250 Craig Country Store, Craig; Lakeshore Grill, Kathi Clement Realty - $25 Prop-In, Big Lake; Forest City Diner, Forest City; Greg Clement Auctions - $25 Country Corner and Price’s Grocery, Oregon; of goods and services! MC Auto & Truck Repair - $150 The Smokehouse, Graham; Skidmore Service, Skidmore; Tom Howard - Howard’s Gun Repair - $25 Poor Boys Kwik Stop, Maitland; Charging will no longer be an option. Anonymous - $2.91 Mound City Thriftway, Kwik Zone, George’s C-Store, New Julie Wallace Moschenross - $50 Squaw Creek Travel Plaza & I-29 Travel Plaza in Mound City. Northwest Health Services losing Mound City doctors, recruitment is underway Thursday, July 11, 2013 • Page 3 Eduardo Fernandez, MD, vices will continue to pro- just have not confirmed that are probably about two and Maria Espejo, MD, who vide medical care through doctor yet.” years away from going into Road closure planned are doctors at Northwest a nurse practitioner. Sher- According to Ernst, re- practice,” he said. “This fall Health Services in Mound lyn Sipes of Forest City, cruitment for a full-time will be a good time for us City, MO, are leaving. As of MO, has joined the staff physician for Mound City is to recruit because many for Nodaway County this Friday, July 12, they in Mound City to continue underway. Drs. Fernandez residents begin planning Route 113 in Nodaway County will close Thursday, July 11, will no longer be provid- the excellent care that this and Espejo have not only en- for their futures in the fall, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation (Mo- ing care to residents of this community expects. She re- joyed admitting privileges in but the fall of 2014 may be DOT). Contractors will close Route 113 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 northwest Missouri area. ceived her medical training St. Joseph hospitals, but also a more reasonable time line p.m. for waterproofing repairs to the bridge over the Nodaway Their decision to leave the in St. Joseph, MO, and is at Community Hospital- to get someone for Mound River Overflow south of Skidmore, MO. Motorists will need to area has hinged on the fact collaborating with a doctor Fairfax (CH-F), MO, during City,” commented Ernst. “We use an alternate route. that they recently welcomed at Northwest Health Ser- their tenure here, therefore also are being realistic in All work is weather permitting. MoDOT apologizes for any twins. With these additions vices’ locations in St. Joseph. both CH-F and Northwest the fact that the population inconvenience this necessary closure may cause. to their immediate family, Sipes, along with a doctor of Health Services have re- in Holt County can probably For more information about this and other MoDOT projects, they have decided to seek a gerontology from St. Joseph, cruiters searching for a new only support one physician call 1-888-ASK-MODOT (888-275-6636) or visit www.modot. medical practice in Minne- are already supporting care doctor for Mound City. “Our rather than two; and the org/northwest and view the online Traveler Information Map. sota near their families. Drs. in the area nursing homes as number one goal in finding new doctor may not be an Fernandez and Espejo have Drs. Fernandez and Espejo a new physician for Mound OB since CH-F has two phy- enjoyed the relationships depart. “There will also be a City is finding one who will sicians now who are OB’s. they have formed with this physician coming to Mound reside in Mound City and be- The numbers are just not LIVE MUSIC AT QUACKERS community on both profes- City to work part-time in come active and involved in here anymore.” in Mound City sional and personal levels the near future,” commented the community. The ideal fit While a new physician over the past several years. Ben Ernst, CEO for North- would be a new doctor who is is being sought for Mound Northwest Health Ser- west Health Services. “We from this region,” said Ernst. City, Northwest Health Ser- Ray Neiderhouse Northwest Health Services vices also has nurse practi- and CH-F are in discussions tioner, Katie Lane, available & Curtis Stroud about part-time/temporary to see patients in Oregon, physician help in the Mound MO; and Dr. Jayne Opena, Friday, July 12 • 9 p.m.-1 a.m. City office as well. Dr. John Villahermosa and Vehicle and four-wheeler collide “We have found that there nurse practitioner, Sarah A vehicle and four-wheeler roadway. are no doctors currently in Knorr, available in Savan- collided on Saturday, July 6, Aldana received minor practice that are possible nah, MO. Northwest Health HAPPY HOUR 2013, at approximately 8:45 injuries while Cowles re- fits for Mound City,” said also has care providers in p.m. on Banbury Road in Big ceived moderate injuries. Ernst. “There are, however, St. Joseph, MO, at the North 3-6 p.m. Daily End, South End and Family Lake, MO. A 2000 Hyundai, Both were transported by students from this area in Kitchen Hours - 10:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. driven by Megan L. Wright, Atchison-Holt Ambulance to residency at this time who Medicine Associates clinics. Welcome Full Menu and Carry-Out Available age 22, of Springfield, MO, Community Medical Center Hunters! Open Every Day But Sunday was southbound on Banbury in Falls City, NE. Wright re- Home Cooked Lunch Specials Daily Road while a 2008 Polaris ported no injuries. All were All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV), wearing safety devices. ~ Golfer’s Special ~ driven by Jayden P. Aldana, Both vehicles received Wednesday & Thursday Nights age 12, of Nebraska City, NE, moderate damage. The News from Tiffany Heights was northbound. Wright met Hyundai was driven from Residents of Tiffany morning, July 5. Residents Aldana in a curve where the the scene and the Polar- Heights in Mound City are enjoying the new nail Friday, July 12 front of the Hyundai struck is was removed by a pri- started out the month with polish donated by Bar- the left front corner of the vate party. Missouri State a patriotic craft. They made bara Nauman. Residents Smoked Baby Back Ribs Polaris. Both vehicles came Highway Patrol Nicholas pins to wear with pride. The watched the fireworks from & All the Trimmings to rest on the roadway. The J. Greiner investigated the pins were red, white and the front patio during the passenger on the Polaris, accident. He was assisted blue and had a dangling evening. Nichloas C. Cowles, age 10, by the Holt County Sher- star of either red or blue at- Games of choice were en- Evening Specials of Overland Park, KS, was iff’s Department, Mound tached to a gold bead. Shir- couraged on Saturday after- Monday - Pizza & Wings (Happy Hour Prices All Evening) ejected and landed directly City Police Department and ley Jackson and Joan Smith noon, July 6. Larry Brickey Tuesday - Tacos south of the Polaris in the Atchison-Holt Ambulance. assisted with the craft. Ev- and the Baptist Church Wednesday - Chicken Fried Chicken family provided Sunday eryone enjoyed homemade Thursday - 10 oz. Top Sirloin breads provided by Shirley morning services. after the craft on Monday, The Tiffany Heights li- Friday - Catfish or Shrimp July 1. brary has received a copy Saturday - Rib Eye All-terrain vehicle accident of the book “Unpacking Pastor Paul Grant and WiFi Available! ~ Touch Tunes Barbara Hanlon provided Memories” from Deborah Closed Sunday ~ NON SMOKING!!! occurs southeast of Mound City Bible study on Tuesday Sweaney. The residents are 660-442-5502 • 1012 State St. • Mound City, MO Bryan K. Gillenwater, 45, of Mound City, MO, was driv- morning, July 2. The month- anxious to read it. ing a 2007 Polaris Sportsman-800 all-terrain vehicle (ATV) ly resident council meeting on Wednesday evening, July 3, going westbound on Holt was held during the after- 190 eight miles southeast of Mound City, when he lost con- noon. The residents chose trol of the ATV and it overturned onto its right side, coming Kelsey Davis as Employee to rest on the roadway. Gillenwater’s injuries were minor of the Month. Kelsey works and it is unknown if he sought medical attention. The ATV in the nursing department sustained moderate damage and was removed from the and has worked at Tif- roadway by family members. fany Heights for almost Trooper J. R. Zach investigated the accident. Sgt. T.B. two years. Kelsey attends Ziegler, Trooper H.G. Vernon, the Nodaway County Sher- Northwest Missouri State iff’s Department and Maryville Department of Public Safe- University (NWMSU) and ty assisted at the accident site. will graduate in December with a major in Family and Child Studies and a minor in Psychology. In her spare time, Kelsey enjoys camp- ing, traveling, physical ac- Toddler injured in car accident tivities and visiting with A two-vehicle accident that occurred about 1:23 p.m. family and friends. Thursday afternoon, July 4, on US Highway 159 eight Residents played bingo miles south of Mound City, left a three year-old toddler on Wednesday afternoon, with minor injuries. Kayla M. Fritz, 22, of Falls City, NE, July 3. Volunteers for bingo was traveling southbound on Highway 159 in a 2010 Nis- were Lucille Stull, Barbara san when Nancy R. Calltharp, 62, of Overland Park, KS, in Hanlon and Denise Acklin. a 2007 Nissan, was westbound coming from a private drive. Winner of the games were Calltharp failed to yield to Fritz. Calltharp was struck in Jeane Crouse, Lucille Nor- the left rear and went off the roadway and came to rest man, Lois Wickens and Joe down an embankment. Fritz came to rest in the roadway. Loucks. Kayla Fritz’s passenger, three year-old Audray L. Mar- Residents enjoyed watch- tinez of Joplin, MO, was taken by private vehicle to Falls ing the parade on Indepen- City Hospital with minor injuries. All occupants of both dence Day, July 4. Brett vehicles were wearing safety devices. The 2010 Nissan re- Tubbs provided a canopy. It ceived moderate damage and the 2007 Nissan received mi- helped a lot. nor damage. Barbara Hanlon provided Trooper C. J. Sullivan of the Missouri State Highway Pa- glamour nails on Friday trol investigated the accident.

Tiffany Heights Nursing Home and TCC Rehab Services 1531 Nebraska St., Mound City, MO 64470 Resident of the month Joyce gorman Joyce Gorman became a resident of Tiffany Heights in April, 2013. She was born September 26, 1933, and is originally from Maitland, MO. Joyce is the mother of four children: Debbie Kieffer, Dan, Doug and Dennis. She also has three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Joyce enjoys doing puzzles, exercising and visiting with family. The staff at Tiffany Heights says Joyce is so sweet, a joy to talk to and always in a good mood. Call: 660-442-3146 for info on care and rehab services offered to you from Tiffany Heights Nursing Home. Thursday, July 11, 2013 • Page 4

Area Church Information

CRAIG Craig Presbyterian Church No Worship Service Cliff McNair, Minister Sharp’s Grove United Methodist Church 4.5 mi. north of Craig on Hwy. 59 • Rev. Jeremy Blevins Worship Service, 8:45 a.m. Craig Community Church of the Nazarene 105 S. Ensworth Street • Keith Knaak, Pastor Sunday School, 10 a.m., Worship Service, 11 a.m. Wed. Night Bible Study, 5:30 p.m., Wed. Kingdom Kids, 3:30-5:00 p.m., Wed. Night Youth Group, 6:30-8:00 p.m. Church of God Hazel Rother to turn 103 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., Worship, 11:00 a.m. Hazel Rother of Mound City, MO, will celebrate her FILLMORE Wright wins law 103rd birthday on Saturday, July 13, 2013. She was born on July 13 in 1910, south of Craig, MO. The Lighthouse officers’ memorial raffle Hazel was one of seven girls raised on a farm and Exit 65 on I-29 • Pastors Tim and Faith Uzzle was enlisted to help her father on the farm and in the Sunday Worship: 10 a.m., Thurs. Bible Study: 7 p.m. Caleb Wright of Craig, MO- Won a Benelli Nova fields. She attended Kelso Country School and Craig www.fillmorelighthousechurch.org shotgun on Monday, July 1, that was raffled off by the High School. Fred Guthrie, Jr., Monument Fund. The shotgun was GRAHAM Hazel married Ed Rother on November 25, 1929, raffled off to help with the law officers’ memorial that and the union was blessed with five children, in- will be erected at the intersection of highways 111 Graham Union Church cluding Paul of Craig, Betty JoAnn (deceased 1936), and 118 near Big Lake, MO. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m. Glenn (deceased 2006), Robert of Mound City, and Evening Service, 6:30 p.m., Wednesday night, 7 p.m. Linda (deceased 2007). Hazel also has nine grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. United Methodist Church No public celebration has been planned. Cards may Connie Ury, Pastor be sent to the honoree at Tiffany Heights, 1531 Ne- Sunday School, 9 a.m., Worship, 10:15 a.m. Craig Cronies’ get-together braska St., Rm 18, Mound City, MO, 64470. MAITLAND The "Craig Cronies" plan to meet again for lunch at Ryan's in St. Joseph, MO, Thursday, July 18, at 1 p.m. First Christian Church to renew friendships and visit. Anyone who ever lived in 4th and Ash • Bill Gazaway, Pastor Craig, attended school there, or has memories of visiting Sunday School, 9:15 a.m., Worship Service, 10 a.m. there are invited to come join in. A room is reserved at Fly-In in Tarkio Sunday Night Worship, 7 p.m., Wed., Youth Rallies, 7 p.m. the restaurant. Reservations can be made to slmrouse@ United Methodist Church yahoo.com or [email protected] but are not neces- 217 S. Maple Avenue • Connie Ury, Pastor sary. this Saturday Worship Service, 9 a.m. The Wing Nuts Flying Kennedy, Beechcraft Texan MOUND CITY Circus Experimental Air- II demonstration, and many craft Association (EAA) more. Static aircraft on dis- Community of Christ Holt County arrest Chapter 1405 is sponsor- play will be: OV-1, B-25, 1410 Nebraska Street • Theresa Mackey, Pastor 660-446-2048 ing a Fly-In at the Gould P-51's, Ford Tri-Motor, T-6's, Eric A. Jamros, age 38, of Joplin, MO, was arrested by Sunday School, 10 a.m., Worship Service, 11 a.m. Peterson Memorial Airport PT-26, PT-19, BT-13, Corsair, the Missouri State Highway Patrol at 4:42 p.m. on Sun- Christian Fellowship in Tarkio, MO, this coming P-40, Japanese Zero, PT-22, day, July 7, 2013, in Holt County for a Newton County Saturday, July 13. A $10 C-47, Grumman Avenger, 18080 Hwy. 59 • Jim Brown, Minister Warrant for FTA-DwI, Speed 11-15 over, No Valid Op- Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. admission price per person Super Stearman, PT-17, erator’s License, No Seat Belt. He was taken to the Holt Skyraider, PV-2, Warbirds Senior High Youth, 7:00 p.m. • www.christian-fellowship.net allows for an all-day pass County Jail in Oregon, MO. to the event. Children ages and vintage aircraft. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church five and under, as well as Everyone in the area is in- those flying in, will be ad- vited to attend this Fly-In. It 1413 Nebraska St. • Rev. Brian Lemcke mitted for free. A Fly-In is one of the most celebrated Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. Breakfast will be available air shows in the area with Bible Class or Sunday School, 9:15 a.m. Graham news items from 6:30 a.m. until the end thousands of people in at- of the show. tendance. During the event, First Christian Church A meeting of the Graham, Submitted by An aviation town hall a silent auction for avionics’ 402 E. 5th Street • Paul Grant, Pastor MO, Community Betterment Michelle Brown meeting will get underway packages from Garmin, As- Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. was held on Tuesday, June 25. at 10 a.m. in the EAA Han- pen Avionics, Jeppesen and Wednesdays- Bible Study, 12 p.m. Richard Vogel presided with nicking and fireworks. gar at the airport. Featured BendixKing by Honeywell www.firstchristianmoundcity.org five others present. Anna Lea Over 100 people attended. speakers will include Steve will be conducted. Proceeds Lance read the minutes, and Duane Clark is the minis- Brown, Commemorative from food and admissions Mound City Baptist Church Terri Vogel gave the treasur- ter. Those invited were the Air Force (CAF); Ed Bolin, will help pay for the show 1308 Savannah Street • Pastor Nathan Lowe er’s report. The building sign Graham Methodist Church National Business Aviation with EAA Chapter 1405 be- Sunday School, 10:15 a.m., Worship Service, 11:15 a.m. was taken down the day after and Union Church mem- Association (NBAA); Pete ing a 501c3 federal tax ex- Tuesday Bible Study, Larry Brickey, 6:30 p.m.; the June meeting to be paint- bers, Countryside Christian Bunce, General Aviation empt organization. For more Acteens (K-12 Grades), 4:00 p.m. - 660-853-2089 ed. The building was used for Church of Maryville, MO, Manufacturers’ Association information, visit the chap- Youth Group, 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. a June wedding. members and other neigh- (GAMA); and Craig Fuller, ter's website at www.wing- Mound City United Methodist Church Park issues were discussed. bors and family members. Aircraft Owners’ and Pilots’ nutsflyingcircus.com. 312 E. 7th St. • Pastor Jeremy Blevins Plans are to put in place a Steve and Rita Miller rent- Association (AOPA). Dis- Sunday School, 9 a.m., Sunday Service, 10 a.m. tile line for drainage. A new ed a bounce house. Steve cussions will be held with block outhouse is being built. and son, Russell, shot off government officials, mem- New Liberty and Big Lake Baptist Block layers are Mike and the fireworks. Tyler Pretty- bers of the U.S. Congress, Churches Cody Ridler, Brett Culp and man, Don and Connie Cal- aviation experts and pilots. Best Ever County Road 140 • Richard Lionberger, Pastor Clyde Standiford. Some oth- low cooked the meat and Aircraft displays and new Sunday School, 9:45 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. er helpers are Richard, Terri the rest of the meal was technologies will be on-site. Churches have now combined. and Rich Vogel; Tony Hurst; potluck. The actual air show will Coleslaw Jacob and Caleb Rauch; Paul On Sunday, June 30, the New Life Apostolic Assembly begin at 12 noon. Acts in- By Julia Gilland Swartz; and Corey Anderson. Graham Union Church clude some of the top stunt U.P.C.I. - 307 E. 6th, Mound City • Pastor Scott Jordan 1/2 cup evaporated milk This is a Lions Club project. It had its worship service at pilots in the United States, Worship Service, 11 a.m. 1/4 teaspoon salt needs a roof and doors. Calvary Bible College in Life Night Bible Study & Revolution Youth Group John Klatt, John Mohr and 1/4 cup cider vinegar There will not be a July Belton, MO. Pastor Randy Gary Rower. Other features Thursdays, 6:30 p.m. Few slices onions (separated meeting. The next meeting is Grimm and wife, Ruth, are are: Red Bull helicopter www.newlifeupci.org - 660-442-3441 into rings) Tuesday, August 27, at 7 p.m. employed there and were demonstration, AeroShell 1/4 cup sugar Benton Church The Graham Street Fair is the hosts. Their parents T-6 aerobatic team, WWII 1/8 teaspoon pepper An 1880s Church in the 21st Century • Pastor Jim Broker Thursday, August 22, through and other family members training demonstration, 4 cups finely shredded cab- 1/2 mile south of Squaw Creek Truck Plaza on Hwy. BB Saturday, August 24. were also present. At noon, Texas Flying Legends Cor- bage Worship Service, 10:00 a.m. on 1st Sunday of each month On Sunday, June 30, the a lunch was enjoyed by all. sair and Japanese Zero For information, call 660-928-3665 1/4 cup chopped green pepper Bethany Rural Christian A tour of the college was demonstration, Warbird Mix sugar, salt and pepper Church of Barnard, MO, also given. demonstrations, Michael OREGON into evaporated milk. Let hosted an evening of pic- stand five minutes. Stir St. Patrick’s Catholic Church now and then to dissolve 303 Grand, Forest City • Father Peter Ullrich, OSB the sugar. Add vinegar Pastor and Parish Administrator slowing, stirring to keep Oregon Church of the Nazarene smooth. Pour over cabbage, 207 W. George • Keith Knaak, Pastor Enjoy a meal catered by The onions and green peppers. Sunday School, 8 a.m., Worship Service, 9 a.m. 275 Grill and hear important Mix well until coated with dressing. Chill until ready New Point Christian Church information for investors . to serve. Makes 6 servings. 24135 Stone Hill Rd. • Brian Buck, Minister Submitted by Julia Gilland Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. Fellowship Dinner, 4th Sunday of month following church Dave Hinde, Scott Hinde ,Dave Richmond Tuesday , August 6th , at REGIONAL Lakeshore Grill 6:00 123 Lakeshore Dr., Big Lake, MO River of Hope Fellowship Economic Update TJ Hall Building Presently meeting at: 304 East 4th St., Mound City 442-0197 or 442-6305 • Pastor David Showalter Presented by: Oregon , MO HOURS ARE: Sunday School, 9:15 a.m., Worship, 10:30 a.m. Scott Hinde /Dave Hinde Seating is limited so TUESDAY-SUNDAY - SKIDMORE Heritage Investments please RSVP at 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. 2407 N. Woodbine St. Oswald’s-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church 1- 800- 246-7699 NOT 30996 X Avenue, Skidmore, MO St. Joseph, MO 64506 7 a.m.-7 p.m. on Friday & 2nd Sundays - 11 a.m., Morning Prayer service by Lay Reader Securities, insurance, and advisory services offered through SagePoint Financial, Inc., member Saturday 4th Sundays - 11 a.m., Eucharist Service FINRA/SIPC. Heritage Investments is not affiliated with SagePoint Financial, Inc., or registered as a broker-dealer or investment advisor. 660-442-3145 75th Annual Membership Meeting of the Atchison-Holt Thursday, July 11, 2013 • Page 5 Electric Cooperative The 75th Annual Member- Barbershop Harmony Soci- ship Meeting of the Atchison- ety since 1983. Reports from Holt Electric Cooperative will the manager, board president This Week’s be held at the Rock Port, MO, and board treasurer will be City Park Thursday, July 25, given, followed by the elec- 2013, at 7:00 p.m. Registration tion of three directors. Direc- will be held from 5-6:30 p.m. tors Nancy Daugherty and History with a meal served from 5:30 William Samuel Creed, from to 6:30 p.m. Swimming will be District 2, and Director Hugh available at the Rock Port pool Wallace from District 3 will be From the Mound City News archives with complimentary tickets at seeking re-election. the registration desk. Atchi- Upon completion of the son-Holt Electric Cooperative business meeting, the drawing 50 Years Ago - 1963 is owned by the community, for great prizes will be held. • The Mound City Garden Club announced plans the members that it serves. Some of the great prizes in- for its annual flower show to be held in the bottling As a member/owner, the voice clude credit toward the Atchi- counts, so mark the calendars son-Holt bill, and two lucky works’ building in Mound City. and be sure to attend the coop- members will win the grand erative’s annual meeting. prize of a $500 credit on the • Byron H. Hinkle, Bigelow, was selected to partici- Beginning at 6:30 p.m., one electric bill. For children 12 pate in a “People to People” exchange tour, and was will be treated to the enter- and younger, a special draw- to visit the countries of Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, tainment of the Nebraska City ing will be held for an iPod Hungary, and the Soviet Union. Apple Corps, a chapter of the Touch. • Services for three Craig residents were held at the Craig Christian Church. Mr. and Mrs. F.L. Worl and their 7 year-old son, Steven Lee, were the victims of a Jacob (right) and Cole (left) Andes- Play “Guitar Hero” tragic accident near St. Joseph. Motherly Touch Laundry Services at the Mound City Nutrition Site. Barbara Raether of Mound City, MO, is wanting to help out • Construction of a new county road to serve the the community by starting a laundry service business. She is Mound City Recreational Area was approved by the offering complimentary pick-up and delivery as part of the Notes from the Mound Holt County Court. The road would greatly benefit laundry service. Barbara will also offer a rush service, if any- those who lived north of town, providing closer ac- one needs something in a hurry. A senior citizen discount is City Nutrition Site cess to the facilities. Mrs. Lester Mitchel donated the offered to those who qualify. land for the road to the Mound City Development Barbara is a lifelong regional resident and retired profes- Volunteers at the Nutrition July 15 - Exercises, 8:30 Corporation. sional health care provider. If anyone is interested in the new Site in Mound City during a.m. service, contact Barbara at 660-442-6272 for information or the week of July 1 were: Walt July 16 - Share embroi- free estimates. • The four churches of the Bellevue school district and Pat Groves, Gene and dery, knitting, quilting, etc., held a cooperative Bible school at the school. The Bev Miller, Herb and Mary sit a spell, visit, share, 12:45 four churches were: Minnesota Valley Methodist Ann Beggs, Bill Golden, Ad- until 3:30 p.m. Church, Pleasant View Presbyterian Church, New die Trimmer, Yogi Swymeler, July 17 - Exercises, 8:30 Pearl Bartle, Phyllis Hess, a.m.; Deb Ramey-Second Liberty Baptist Church, and North Bethel Church of Kimberly Ann Meng Ardis Davis, Carolyn Roberts, Harvest, 10 a.m. to 12:30 the Brethren. Betty Russell, Dee Ann Heck p.m.; Birthday party, 11:30 graduates from Missouri S&T and Sophia and Campbell a.m. • A new type of recreation was available on Friday Gregory, Kathy Kreek, Juan- July 18 - Popcorn, lemon- nights in Mound City. Wrestling matches were sched- Kimberly Ann Meng of Ore- Missouri S&T has tradi- ita Brickey, Jerry Jones, Bev ade, and music starting at uled, with the event to be held in the large room gon, MO, graduated from Mis- tionally recognized graduates Kreek, Anne Dudeck, Cindi 10:30 a.m.; Nadia Comaneci- above the Hy-Klas food store. Marvin Knapp and Jim souri University of Science earning a bachelor's degree Heck, Bob and Liz Nichols, First gymnast to receive a Knapp would be featured in a tag team match. and Technology in Rolla, MO, with honors by placing the Betty Bendure, Keith Knaak, perfect score in the Olympic during commencement cere- designation "summa cum Fred Kling, Ed Jones, Paul games in 1976. monies held in the Gale Bull- laude", "magna cum laude" Grant, Wayne and Diane July 19 - Cinnamon rolls man Multi-Purpose Building or "cum laude" on their diplo- White and Phil Haines. and donuts, 8:30 a.m. on campus. Meng earned a mas. The highest honor, sum- Delivering meals the week If anyone can volunteer 25 Years Ago - 1988 bachelor of science degree in ma cum laude, is awarded to of July 15, 2013, will be: with preparing or serving geological engineering . students who have earned a Craig - Monday - Walt and cinnamon rolls and/or donuts, • Mound City 4th of July contest winners included: More than 1,000 candidates cumulative grade point (GPA) Pat Groves and Gene and Bev please call Addie Trimmer at Grand prize babies Ashton Gillis, daughter of Mike received degrees during cer- of 3.8 or above on a 4.0 scale Miller. 660-442-5889. and Marci Gillis, Mound City, and Skyler Anderson, emonies held Friday, May 17, for all courses counting to- Mound City - Monday and The upcoming menu at the son of Terry and Lyn Anderson, Forest City; Little 2013, and Saturday, May 18, ward the degree. Magna cum Tuesday - Tiffany Heights; site is: Mr. Firecracker, Jacob Schoonover, son of Jon and 2013. The university awards laude is the designation for a Wednesday - Open; Thursday Monday, July 15 - Chick- Kayla Schoonover, Mound City, and Little Miss Fire- bachelor of science, bachelor GPA of 3.5 to 3.79, and cum and Friday - Christian Fel- en strips, broccoli, mandarin of arts, master of science and laude indicates a GPA of 3.2 cracker, KaLea Kunkel, daughter of Gary and Ann lowship Church. oranges, rice and bread pud- Kunkel, Oregon; Miss Fourth of July, Brittany Davis, doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) to 3.49. Oregon and Forest City - ding. daughter of Terri White and Glen Davis; and senior degrees. Monday and Friday - Richard Tuesday, July 16 - Lasa- and Alita Meyer. gna, lettuce salad, peaches king and queen, Tracy and Dollie Burge. The Mound City Nutri- and garlic bread. tion Site recycles cell phones, Wednesday, July 17- • Harry Bagby was named the honored veteran at the ink cartridges, and alumi- Happy Birthday Party - 4th of July Patriotic opening ceremonies. Harry was num cans for cancer (Help- Roast beef, mashed potatoes, a graduate of Mound City High School and served in ing Hand) in two purple cans California blend, oatmeal both World War II and the Korean Conflict. by the front and back doors. cake with coconut icing, ice There are also drop boxes for cream, and hot rolls. • The 27th annual Missouri Freedom Forum, co- box tops for the school and do- Thursday, July 18 - Ribs sponsored by Missouuri Farm Bureau, the Missouri nations to the food pantry. on bun, lettuce salad, cheesy Chamber of Commerce and the Missouri Military The July products of the potatoes, baked apples and Academy, was held at the academy’s campus in month are coffee and sugar. pumpkin bars. The drawing will be Wednes- Friday, July 19 - Sausage Mexico, MO. Holt County high school students that dat, July 31. and gravy, biscuits, oven pota- attended were: Jamy Miles, Skidmore; Kathy Holstine Old Bud’s Cartoons Upcoming activities at the toes, green beans and tropical and Steffanie Collins, Mound City; Jenny Meng, Da- Mound City Nutrition Site fruit. vid Miles, Jim Morris, and Heidi Hall, Oregon; and are: Derek Guthals, Forest City.

The Holt County Historical Society is • The Presbyterian Men’s Prayer Group read and discussed Old Testament scriptures concerning looking for answers to these questions drought. Rev. Alex Horvath then led the group in What do you remember? that have been submitted by researchers. prayer for relief of the drought situation.

Thanks to R.O. Gibson for historical information regarding the photo submitted by Jeanne Moore in the June 27 Mound City News: 10 Years Ago - 2003 Mona Bickel was a twin sister to Midget Bickel and they • Graham, Maitland, and Skidmore folks started a were the daughters of Bill and Nora Bickel. Mona married new tradition with a parade celebrating the 4th of Eddie Hickey. She and Midget were beauty operators in the July. The parade had 59 entries and went on a nine Carders store building with the entrance from 5th Street. The mile route through all three towns. family lived on the corner of Mound Street and the highway going to Oregon. Both Mona and Midget moved to Califor- • Retired Air Force Col. Bob Smith was named the nia with their families and continued to be beauty operators. honored veteran at the 4th of July Patriotic Opening There were several other Bickel children: ceremonies. • Fred Bickel, who worked for the Skelly Oil Station and then as the state game commissioner in Columbia, MO. He • Mound City 4th of July Contest winners included: was in WWI. He and his family lived across the street from the Cameron Laukemper, daughter of Scott and Lori Gibson family. Laukemper, Craig, Grand Prize Baby; Dalton Rauch, • Ida married Jim Rostock, who worked as a janitor at son of Chiffany and Shannon Rauch, Oregon, Grand Mound City High School under Bill Bammer. CAN ANYONE IDENTIFY THIS Prize Toddler; Hanna Beth Lane, daughter of Leland CHURCH PHOTO? • Ira was a mechanic for Bony Orley. • Henry married Loraine Elton. After her death, he mar- and Georgi Lane, Maitland, and Riley Holstine, son This photo copy was recently given to the society by ried Ruth Travis. He owned the Bridge Restaurant first, then of Jeff and Melinda Holstine, Mound City, were Little Lora Pierson. It was first thought to be the society's Meth- later a restaurant next to Carders Store. He then became an Miss and Mr. Firecracker; Mallory Ferguson, daughter odist Church building in Fortescue, MO, but a closer electrician in business for himself. of Hershel and Mari Ferguson, Craig, was crowned look at the windows shows it to be very similar, but appar- • Vera married Leonard Meyers and they were farmers be- Miss 4th of July; and Senior Queen was Ellouise Rob- ently is not the same. Early photos of the society's build- tween Mound City and Oregon near the location of the Shi- inson, Mound City. ing show a bell tower when it first served the Craig South loh Schoolhouse. Methodist congregation. • Kay Sitherwood was the Grand Prize Winner in the 1st annual Esther Field Pet Show with her talented If anyone has any information about any of these items please call 660-442-5949. dog, Ruby Sue.

• Posting the fastest times in the Red Rock Fun Run “Heritage of the past to the present The Holt County Historical Society were Mitchell Scarbrough, Mound City, and Heidi generation and to preserve for the future” 612 State Street • PO Box 55 • Mound City, MO 64470 McIntire Shaver, Hurst, Texas, formerly of Mound We are open 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on Also, answers may be e-mailed to the society at [email protected] City. WednesdaysMound at 612 City State Street in Thursday, July 11, 2013 • Page 6 Fourth of July in Mound City Jacksons named Senior King and Queen From the City. Rose Petals of Mound Front Page City donated the flowers. Riley Olauson, daughter of Dave and Shirley, residents Rich and Corey Olauson, say that they are always and Noah Oswald, son of friendly, accommodating, Ryan and Letitia Oswald, always smiling, waving and all of Mound City, served as they have never known a flower girl and crown bearer, stranger. They are hard- respectively, for the evening. working and giving people, Fred and Kim Kling drove who are great examples the couple in the parade. of the wonderful people in Dave and Shirley said they Mound City. are very grateful and thank- The Senior King and ful for this honor. Queen was sponsored by Elaine’s Hair Care of Mound

The 2013 Miss Fourth of July Queen contestants - Adorned the stage with all their beauty on Wednesday evening, July 3, at the State Theater in Mound City. Contestants pictured, left to right, are: Back row - Kaitie Smith of Mound City, Cheyenne Proctor of Rock Port, MO, and attendant Eryn Acton, Miss 4th of July Tess Phillips, attendant Grace Newcomb and Hailey Garman, all of Mound City; and front row - Malori Davis, Maggie Jo Caton, Felicia Lawson, Hillary Russell, and Mae Sanders, all of Mound City. Not pictured is Shaylynn Miller, also of Mound City. Tess Phillips crowned Miss Fourth of July The annual Miss Fourth of Mound City. Eryn will be of July Pageant was held on a senior this fall at Mound Wednesday evening, July City R-2 and Grace will be 3, at the State Theater in a junior. Other queen con- Mound City. A good crowd testants included: Shaylynn was on hand to watch twelve Miller, Malori Davis, Kaitie young ladies as they graced Smith, Mae Sanders, Chey- the theater’s stage in their enne Proctor, Hailey Gar- evening gowns. Earlier in man, Hillary Russell, Felicia the day, the ladies were in- Lawson and Maggie Jo Ca- terviewed by a panel of judg- ton. es. Tess has been active in The 2012 Miss Fourth of volleyball, track and bas- July, Alex Phillips, crowned ketball for two years and her sister, Tess Phillips, as cheerleading for one year. the 2013 Miss Fourth of She enjoys PAWS (helping Ben Brook and his German Shepherd, Duke Er- July. Alex and Tess are the in classrooms at school) to nie- Took Best in Show at the 2013 4th of July Pet daughters of Matt and Brit- give her good experience for Show that was held on stage at Griffith Park in Mound tany Phillips of Mound City. a future career in teaching. The 2013 Miss Fourth of July court in Mound City City, MO, on Thursday, July 4th. Duke’s middle name, Tess will be a freshman at During the summer, Tess - Shows off its lovely smiles as the girls take the stage at Ernie, is in memory of Richard Ward’s dog, Ernie. Mound City R-2 this fall. enjoys baby-sitting, playing the State Theater in Mound City after being announced on Tess’s attendants were volleyball and basketball. Wednesday evening, July 3. Tess Phillips was crowned Miss Eryn Acton, daughter of She also enjoys heading to Fourth of July. The attendants and Miss Fourth of July are 2013 July 4th Pet Show results Jason and Kerri Acton of Table Rock Lake to go boat- pictured, left to right: Attendant Eryn Acton; Miss Fourth Mound City, and Grace ing and she loves hanging The annual Pet Show for Large Dogs of July Tess Phillips; and attendant, Grace Newcomb. All Newcomb, daughter of Kent out with her family and the 4th of July activities took 1st place: Ben Brook, Ger- three girls are from Mound City. place on the stage at Griffith man Shepherd named Duke and Denise Newcomb, also friends. Park in Mound City on Thurs- Ernie day, July 4. The event drew 23 2nd place: Daryl Walker, pets in three categories: Small English Bulldog named Bama Dogs, Large Dogs and Other 3rd place: Ty Hughes, Alas- Pets. The event was directed kan Malamute named Teyah Results from the Mound City Rural Firemen’s by Terry Martin and Misty Other Animals Stadalman. Results are as fol- 1st place: Emily Martin, a low: duck named MC 3rd Annual Truck & Tractor Pull Small Dogs 2nd place: Maggie Jo Caton, 1st place: Kendall Hux, a cat named Chloe Jo Class: 9200 Super Farm Tea Cup Yorkie named Reese The “Best in Show” trophy Place Puller Vehicle Distance Class: 9500 Limited Pro 2nd place: Alisha Lomax/ was awarded to Ben Brook for 1 Bryan Deck One Bad Apple 328.04 Place Puller Vehicle Distance Keisha Panning, Toy Terrier his German Shepherd, Duke 2 Markie Roberts Spankys Toy 326.07 1 Dustin Hart Beyond Limits 295.10 named Monster Ernie. The name Ernie is in 3 Clayton Schmitt Cornhusker Cadillac 323.01 2 Gerald Gerlach G Force 295.04 3rd place a tie: Kaitie Smith, memory of Richard Ward’s 4 Arlyn Jensen Springdale Deere 318.06 3 Daren Sutton Green Impact 293.06 Golden Retriever puppy, dog, Ernie. Ernie was always 5 Rod Deck Dream On 317.11 4 Tony Mcdonald Well Spent 290.00 named Marley and KyRyein at the Brooks’ house being 6 Dave Jedlicka Feedlot Special 311.03 5 Brandon Trinklein 1206 International 288.11 Panning, Miniature Pinscher loved and played with. 7 Darin Eckels All In 306.10 6 Rod Schottel Ole Black Magic 285.02 named Daisy 8 Brandon Clark Rack Em 304.10 7 Rodney Knott Knotty Boyz 283.07 9 Randy Gyhra Not Done 304.04 8 Alex Kier Midnight Screamer 283.06 10 Kenton Kabes Commandeere 298.06 9 Craig Schmit High Velocity 280.09 11 Brad Campbell White Snake 293.07 10 Richard Warren Cotton Mouth 280.04 12 Trever Hartmann Burnin Bucks DQ 11 Pat Mosley Black Mamba 276.08 12 Doug Ruth Ruthless Binder 276.03 Class: 6500 Light Super 13 Connie Mullinex Gopher 272.10 Place Puller Vehicle Distance 14 Austin Ritter Rough and Ready 271.00 1 Josh Harrington Wicked Attraction 307.00 15 Scott Mumm Smoke on Approach 264.05 2 Gary Remmers Hustler 290.05 16 Mike Barton Risky Business 253.05 3 Brad Bruhn Crazytrain 274.11 17 Chris Waegele Jolly Green Giant 170.07 4 Ervin Hake Wildfire 273.00 18 Cole Stanbery Hallin Allis 92.07 5 Mike Langan Jr Thundeere 271.10 19 Shaun Wiederholt Smokin Wied Broke 6 Greg Bennett Red Rocket 242.03 7 Scott Witworth 2180 White 113.07 Class: 8500 Limited Pro 8 Scott Witworth Lewis Hybrids 5.03 Place Puller Vehicle Distance 9 Junior Witworth Bpi Spreaders Broke 1 Rich Johnson Shagnasty 306.070 2 Adrian Cox Hickory Hooker 302.080 Class: 6000 Modified 3 Brandon Trinklein 466 Xtreme 296.070 Place Puller Vehicle Distance 4 Adrian Cox Chiefs Hooker 293.060 1 Blake Otte Frequent Flyer 328.08 5 Bill Hoover Crazy Horse 292.080 2 Steve Nickel Captain Hook 318.11 6 Brandon Coates Just Another Buck 292.070 3 Randy Urban Meet Keith Black 317.10 7 Brandon Clark Rack Em 290.080 4 Bowdie Otte War Hawk 305.01 8 Ron Guinn Red Alert 288.060 5 Blake Otte Hammer Time 68.00 9 Unknown Case 288.050 10 Spike Rowe Up In Smoke 276.090 11 Anthony Gyhra Bare Bone Binder 190.060 Class: 6200 Unlimited 12 Bryan Gerling Family Tradition 184.110 Place Puller Vehicle Distance 13 Randy Gyhra Not Done 163.090 1 Mike Novinger Novinger Massey 313.02 2 Mike Novinger Dominator Deere 296.08 3 Elmer Haug Little Temptation 295.04 4 Bryan Haug Big Temptation 294.03 Class: Gordon Lemar Memorial Shoot-Out 5 Arlo Pomajzl Basket Case 225.08 Place Puller Vehicle Distance 6 Keith Backer Henry 221.10 1 Dustin Hart Beyond Limits 329.090 7 Jeff Robinson Cornhusker Deere 2 45.05 2 Tony McDonald Well Spent 326.110 Class: 8000 Diesel Truck 3 Brandon Trinklein 1206 International 316.030 Place Puller Vehicle Distance 4 Mike Gerlach G Force 269.000 1 Rob Hall Caged Hooker 323.09 *Distances are in feet 2 Jaston Tunks Relentless Intention 323.03 * Results not official 3 Ryan Bauer Pull N Wool 319.06 4 Nathan Palmer Makin Bacon 306.07 Results from 5 Craig McElfresh White Chevy 306.05 http://www.nebraskabushpullers.com/events/2013/mound-city-mo 6 Nate Bridginon Dirt Slinger 302.00 and 7 Brent Jarecke Off Again 285.10 www.powerandnoisephoto.com 8 AJ Eilert Angry Farmer 274.08 9 Alan Kriefels On Credit 256.09 10 Brandon Dougherty 04 Dodge 223.11 Fourth of July in Mound City Thursday, July 11, 2013 • Page 7

(Right) In the miscellaneous tractor division- This 1971 1755 Oliver, driven by Conner Derr of Mound City, MO, right, received 2nd place during the 2013 Fourth of July parade on Thurs- day, July 4, in Mound City. Randy Derr of Mound City, left, is the owner of the Oliver.

(Left) Dale Holstine of Mound City, MO- Won first place in the antique car category during the 2013 4th of July parade on Thursday, July 4, in Mound City, MO. Dale’s 1955 Ford pickup was driven The Paul P. Shutts Post 121 American Legion Color Guard- Leads off the 4th of July by Dale’s grandson, Dylan parade on Thursday, July 4, traveling down State Street in Mound City, MO. Representing Rosier, and the passenger the Legion are, left to right, Airman First Class Ethan Miller, Lance Corporal Zach Gil- was Dale’s son, Jeff Hols- land, Chief Master Sergeant Randy Miller and Technical Sergeant Justin Clark. tine, both of Mound City. Fourth of July Parade results The Mound City 4th of July cer Fund 3rd place- Blake McCall, 2012 celebration started activities 3rd place- Hillbilly Camper Harley Street Glide on Tuesday, July 2, with the Business Floats Horses baby show. On Wednesday 1st place- Open Season Gun 1st place- Greg Kunkel, Daisy night, July 3, the crowning of Shop 2nd place- Krista Morris, the Senior King and Queen, 2nd place- Cider Ridge Honey Dusty, a Tennessee Walker recognition of the honored war Bee’s 3rd place- Rex Blazer, Mister, veteran and also the crowning 3rd place- Tubbs Sales and a quarter horse of Miss Fourth of July took Service/Tubbs Farms Tractors place in the State Theater in Children’s Division John Deere Mound City, MO. 1st place- Jazmine Talbot and 1st place- Mitchell Corbin, Thursday morning, July 4, Darby Morris 1969 140 John Deere the day started with the an- 2nd place- McKenzie Andler 2nd place- Dave Cotton, 1936 nual Red Rock Fun Run. Soon 3rd place- Angie, Justyn, JD Model B after the Fun Run was over, Rhett and Rylan Hall and 3rd place- Bill Ungels, 1958 the parade started with the Layla 620 Legion color guard leading Antique Cars Farmall The Open Season Gun Shop float- Was awarded first place in the business category at the way. Russ Northup served 1st place- Dale Holstine, 1955 1st place- Richard Binder, 200 the 4th of July parade on Thursday morning, July 4, on State Street in Mound City. The as emcee during the parade. Ford Pickup Farmall 1954 owners of the gun shop are Justin Courtney and Russ Shifflett. John Schoonover sang the 2nd place- Alan Yocum, 1951 2nd place- Kent Lawrence, H National Anthem. The grand Chevy Pickup Farmall marshals for the parade this Classic Cars 3rd place- Dustin Binder, 350 year were Edwin and Lavina 1st place- Ashlynn Jackson, Farmall Jones. The results of the pa- 1971 black Chevelle Misc. rade are as follow: 2nd place- Harold Bruntmey- 1st place- Mark Lehmar, 1951 Ram Rodeo Sale Church Floats er, 1969 Mustang SC Case 1st place- First Christian 3rd place- Larry Stone, 1965 2nd place- Conner Derr, 1971 Church and the Best Overall Ford Galaxie 500 1755 Oliver Days for Sidney, IA Float Motorcycles 3rd place- Glen Wheeler, 1957 Community Floats 1st place- Leland Martin, Allis Chalmers 1st place- Mound City 1995 Dynawide Glyde Terry Martin, parade coor- Free ticket with Library Summer Reading 2nd place- Steve Portman, dinator, said, “I thought the 90th PRCA Rodeo - July 30 through August 3 Program 202 Harley Davidson Heri- parade was great. We had a test drive. 2nd place- Holt County Can- tage Softail Classic lot more entries this year.” Great selection of Silverados with Summer Closeout Deals! Employee Discounts ~ Pkg. Discounts ~ Rebates ~ Trade-In Bonus ~ Bonus Bucks ~ Supplier Incentives

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Brayden Schremser of Mound City, MO- Places 3rd in his age division at the Kids’ Pedal Tractor Pull on Thursday, July 4, at the swimming pool parking lot in Mound City. Brayden’s time was 48.50 seconds. The 23rd Annual Red Rock Fun Run- Kicked off July 4th’s events in Mound City. The 81 runners/walkers took off as the air horn blew on Thursday morning, July 4, on State Street. 23rd Annual Red Rock Fun Run results The 23rd annual Red Rock 42:11.9 3rd- Linda Gallagher, Male 18 -25 Fun Run, sponsored by North- 12th- Lily-Kate Noel, 42:12.3 33:57.0 1st- Spencer Staples, 23:11.6 west Health Services, was held Female 18-25 4th- Lynn Pankau, 34:36.7 Male 26-39 Thursday, July 4. Beginning 1st- Courtney Corbet, 5th- Sherri Howard, 35:49.6 1st- Mitchell Scarbrough, on Fifth and State streets in 25:49.2 6th- Nicole Brown, 40:10.5 19:34.4 Mound City at 8 a.m. There 2nd- Alex Steinkamp, 7th- Sherlyn Sipes, 41:00.8 2nd- Jake Mollus, 20:30.2 were 81 runners/walkers in 27:18.5 8th- Joan Nold, 41:01.1 3rd- Brett Spitzer, 20:30.8 this year’s event. 3rd- Kimberly Schoonover, Female 56 and Older 4th- Mike Quilty, 20:39.9 The top three winners in 36:26.9 1st- Karen Muse, 30:27.0 5th- Anthony Maupin, each of the 5 categories for 4th- Josie Bomar, 37:23.0 2nd- Marsha Straub, 31:34.2 23:08.3 males and females received 5th- Carina Metzgar, 38:09.2 3rd- Jayne Martin, 34:24.6 6th- Cody Hoegl, 27:10.7 ribbons for 2nd and 3rd place Female 26-39 4th- Karen Binder, 42:50.6 7th- Michael Sipes, 41:02.4 and a medal for 1st place. The 1st- Becky Houtchens, Male Overall Winner Male 40 to 55 break-up for the age divisions 22:00.9 John Lang- 18:40.5 1st- Chad Derr, 20:14.1 and the results are as follow: 2nd- Andrea George, 25:59.8 Male Age Unknown 2nd- Larry Vessar, 25:34.1 Female Overall Winner 3rd- Melissa Schmitz, 1st- James Steinkamp, 3rd- Michael Carpenter, Abby Derr- 20:26.6 26:11.8 23:32.1 25:40.7 Female Age Unknown 4th- Jessie Williams, 29:46.7 2nd- James Wheeler, 27:00.7 4th- Martin Pfleiderer, Sienna Meadows of Mound City, MO- Makes a 1st- Melinda Holstine, 5th- Amanda Griffin, 29:49.3 Male 17 and Under 26:36.4 full pull during the annual 4th of July Kids’ Pedal 34:36.0 6th- Dana Zembles, 31:43.2 1st- Zach Staples, 21:07.8 5th- Dustin Binder, 32:26.2 Tractor Pull on Thursday, July 4, at the swimming 2nd- Karen Book, 35:08.3 7th- Maranda Acton, 31:54.5 2nd- Trent Young, 22:00.3 Male 56 and Over 8th- Lori Tally, 31:56.2 3rd- Willis Wilson, 23:56.5 pool parking lot in Mound City. Sienna placed 2nd in 3rd- Cathy Bullock, 35:49.4 1st- Mike Maupin, 21:20.0 Female 17 and Under 9th- Amy Morris, 33:02.6 4th- Mason Straub, 23:56.7 2nd- David Frede, 27:01.5 her age division with a time of 30.75 seconds. 1st- Kendey Eaton- 20:57.2 10th- Jenny Bucy, 34:16.6 5th- Tage Young, 25:25.5 3rd- Steve Haer, 29:52.1 2nd- Lane Zembles, 22:54.8 11th- Heidi Sharer, 34:57.7 6th- Riley Holstine, 28:51.5 4th- Richard Binder, 33:22.8 4th of July Kids’ 3rd- Kelly Dougherty, 12th- Ann Dudeck, 34:57.9 7th- Parker Staples, 31:02.0 5th- Chris Beal, 35:48.6 27:37.9 13th- Catherine Metzgar, 8th- Justin Staples, 31:04.9 (A couple of the names in the 4th- Joeigh Eaton, 28:50.8 38:09.4 9th- Keaton Zembles, 31:43.1 results are listed as girls and Pedal Tractor Pull 5th- Molly Renshaw, 29:44.6 14th- Lashawn Noel, 42:47.8 10th- Clayton Binder, not boys. The results were put The Mound City Firemen held a Kids’ Pedal Tractor 6th- Bayleigh Portman, 15th- Kali Schaeffer, 42:58.9 32:25.1 in the paper as they were sub- Pull at the Mound City, MO, swimming pool parking 29:49.7 Female 40 to 55 11th- Logan Sharer, 34:39.4 mitted by Northwest Health lot on Thursday, July 4. The event drew 51 children and 7th- Bentley Wright, 36:41.4 1st- Tammy Steinkamp, 12th- Dayton Tally, 37:14.3 Services.) eight moms for the pedal tractor competition. Children 8th- Melissa Lang, 39:18.0 29:59.4 13th- Wyatt Noel, 38:51.7 ages three to twelve competed for cash prizes. A mom 9th- Kallista Noel, 41:40.2 2nd- Becky Wilson, 31:18.7 and grandmother category again was a big hit this year. 10th- Juliana Binder, 41:40.8 The top three winners in each category included: 11th- Brooklyn Binder, 3-4 year-olds 1st place: Lauren Shaver, 10.43 seconds 2nd place: Jaylinn Wilmes, 29.07 seconds 3rd place: Emma Russell, 32.37 seconds 5-6 year-olds 1st place: Landen Shaver, 41.81 seconds 2nd place: Bryan Ohlensehlen, 44.78 seconds 3rd place: Brayden Schremser, 48.50 seconds 7-8 year-olds 1st place: Trevor Tubbs, 49.65 seconds 2nd place: Elizabeth Laukemper, 52.87 seconds 3rd place: Logan Shaver, 58.56 seconds 9-10 year-olds 1st place: Brendan Tubbs, 29.53 seconds 2nd place: Sienna Meadows, 30.75 seconds 3rd place: William Rother, 31.10 seconds 11-12 year-olds 1st place: Sophie Richards, 26.84 seconds 2nd place: Danielle Brandon, 36.72 seconds 3rd place: Olivia Richards, 45.25 seconds Moms and Grandmas 1st place: Danielle Gordan, 25.43 seconds 2nd place: Jamie Nauman, 30.9 seconds 3rd place: Wendy Tubbs, 31.22 seconds Lions Club dinner feeds over 350 people Pocket A ham and barbecue chicken dinner- Was well attended by over 350 community and area members. 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Little Mr. and Miss Firecracker Grand Prize Toddler Grand Prize Baby Selah Meadows Caleb Russell Brayden Nastasio & Memphis Jones 2013 4th of July Baby Show results The 2013 4th of July Baby son of Nicholas and Patricia 2nd place- Bryson Car- 2013 Grand Prize 2 year-old girls ows, daughter of Scott and Show kicked off the Mound White, Maryville, MO son, son of Andrew and Baby 1st place- Addison Nau- Sheri Meadows, Mound City City 4th of July activities. Tie for 3rd place- Cor- Brooke Carson, Mound City man, daughter of Jared and 2nd place- Lilli Barnes, Brayden Nastasio The baby show was held at mac Miller, son of Isaiah 6 - 11 month girls Kailea Nauman daughter of Jaime and Alys- 18 to 23 month boys the State Theater on Tues- and Kylie Miller, Mound 1st place- Jovell Lawson, 2nd place- Kinsley Co- sa Barnes, Mound City 1st place- Merrik Curtis, day evening, July 2. Forty- City, and Hunter Hale, son daughter of Dustin Lawson chran, daughter of Mike and 3rd place- Alayna Stock- son of Micheal and Jenna four entrants arrived at the of Steve and Jaclyn Hale, and Jessica Dean, Mound Kristen Cochran, Indepen- man, daughter of David and Curtis, Forest City State Theater to impress the Mound City City dence, MO Nicole Stockman, St. Joseph 2nd place- Ryker Gastin- judges this year. Bev Shif- 0 to 5 month girls 2nd place- Tryston Brady, 3rd place- Payten Huf- 4 year-old girls eau, son of Richard and Tara flett and her crew of volun- 1st place- Olivia Hoepker, daughter of Lance Pollard ford, daughter of Molly and 1st place- Rayla Hufford, Gastineau, Agency, MO teers ran the show. Michelle daughter of Allie Nauman and Kaylee Brady, Oregon, Howard Hufford, Jr., Fortes- daughter of Dustin and Re- 18 to 23 month girls Clark, of Savannah, MO, and Shyler Hoepker, Mound MO cue, MO nee Hufford, Mound City 1st place- Autumn Ep- was the emcee for the eve- City 12 to 17 month boys 2nd place- Emily Tubbs, pens, daughter of Amber Ep- 2013 Grand Prize ning. Jonathan Miller and 2nd place- Aria Jo Marie 1st place- Brayden Nas- daughter of Kyle and Wendy pens, Rock Port, MO Toddler Shelter Insurance sponsored Phelan, daughter of Shanea tasio, son of Jake and Katie Tubbs, Mound City 2 year-old boys Caleb Russell the event and Rose Petals Hall, Mound City Nastasio, Maitland, MO 3rd place- Denna Olau- 1st place- Caleb Russell, 3 and 4 year-old boys donated the sashes and flow- 3rd place- Kendall Stock- 2nd place- Casen Knapp, son, daughter of Richard and son of Chris and Jenny Rus- 1st place- Memphis ers. man, daughter of David and son of Tad and Bethany Corey Olauson of Mound sell, Mound City Jones, son of Jennifer Hood, The following are the re- Nicole Stockman, St. Joseph, Knapp, St. Joseph City 2nd place- Hayden Lane, Forest City sults of the show: MO 12 to 17 month girls son of Becca Lane, Graham, 2nd place- Will Jackson, 2013 Little Mr. and 0 to 5 month boys 6 - 11 month boys 1st place- Lela Michelle MO son of Samuel and Natalie Miss Firecracker 1st place- Fischer Court- 1st place- Dylan Russell, Wright, daughter of Kevin 3rd place- Kameron No- Jackson, Oregon, MO Memphis Jones and ney, son of Justin and Hilari son of John and Sarah Rus- and Laura Wright, Fairfax, land, son of Jared and Kar- 3 year-old girls Selah Meadows Courtney, Mound City, MO sell, Forest City, MO MO rie Noland, Oregon 1st place- Selah Mead- 2nd place- Vincent White,

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Tarkio; and Kevin Stoll of will be hosting its fifth an- the coaches; thereby pitting List of participating play- Worth County. nual Missouri 8-Man Foot- previous teammates against ers are: Blue All-Star Team ball Senior All-Star Game one another in certain in- Red All-Star Team Players are Cody Collier on Saturday, July 13, 2013, stances. Players are Colter Arm- of Cornerstone Joplin; Seth at 7:00 p.m. at Patterson “This game is fun for ev- strong and Josiah Carr, both Gore of DeKalb; Hank Bow- Field on William Jewell’s eryone involved. There is of Chilhowee; Isaiah King of ers of Hardin-Central; Jacob campus in Liberty, Missouri. a lot of great talent on the Cornerstone Joplin; Hunter Uribe of Norborne; Colby At- Forty-one of Missouri’s top field, and that makes it a Crockett of DeKalb; Colton kins, Jeremiah Libich, Trent 8-Man senior football play- pleasure to coach,” said Dan Layman of Hardin-Central; Coleman and Dustin Ste- ers have been invited to par- Collins, head coach of the Cole Leakey of Hardin- vens, all of North Nodaway; ticipate in this event. They Blue All-Stars. “We have a Central; Hayston Wilson, Clay Oswald and Mitchell will report Thursday, July lot of activities planned for James Walker, Brett John- Minter, both of Rock Port; 11, to William Jewell College the kids besides just foot- son and Kase Newcomb, Trevor Johnson, Jake Hed- and practice for three days ball practice, and many all of Mound City; Zach- dinger, Corey Comer and as a member of either the new friendships are forged ary Officer of North Andrew; Reid Osborn, all of Stanber- Blue or Red team in prepa- during the short time we Tucker Null of North Nod- ry; David Beard and Jake ration for the event. are together. The games away; Derek Montgomery, Fjeldman, both of St. Joseph The teams will be coached are usually highly competi- Mason Mehrhoff and John Christian; Jake Mitchell of by 8-Man football coaches tive, but the atmosphere on Anderson, all of Southwest; Union Star; Tyler Schmitz, from the eight teams that the field is generally good- Spencer Osborn and Jesse Ethan Schmitz, Aaron Pat- made the state playoffs natured among the players Oldham, both of Stanberry; ton and Dallas Greenland, in 2012. Coach Jonathan and coaches. The sportsman- Justin Mays of St. Joseph all of Worth County. Schoonover (Mound City ship is truly outstanding. Emily Thomas graduate) of North Andrew An offensive and defensive is the head coach of the Red MVP is selected by certain Emily Thomas attends summer Team. He is assisted by Tyler members of the media. Ad- Anderson of Southwest Lud- ditionally, two players will low, Kirk Thacker of Hardin- receive a scholarship from academic program at Mizzou Central, and Ross Hastert of the 8-Man Football Coachs’ Rock Port. The Blue Team Association. Everyone has a Emily Thomas, Mound City, speakers. Students learned is led by Coach Dan Collins great time, and we encour- MO, is among Missouri’s most from experts in the field of of Stanberry, and his assis- age anyone who is a fan of talented students who re- mathematics, physics and as- tants are Chuck Borey of football to attend.” cently attended the Missouri tronomy. In addition, the stu- Worth County, Brian Messer Gates open up at 5:00 p.m. Scholars’ Academy (MSA) at dents had an opportunity to of Mound City, and Mark For more information please the University of Missouri in hear from John Dau, one of the Columbia (Mizzou). “Lost Boys of Sudan”, a group MSA began in 1985 and of child refugees from the Su- provides students unique op- dan who were orphaned after Members of the Rock Port Blue Jay 12 & Under Soft- portunities to expand their the second Sudan Civil War; ball Team (pictured above, left to right) are: Front row educational and social skills. and mathematician, Curtis - Darius Skillen, Rock Port; Josie Watkins, Rock Port; Jesse This year, students spent their Cooper, who discovered the Graves, Fairfax; Paige Quilty, Mound City; Novalee Yeary, time at Mizzou in an inten- largest prime number. In hon- Rock Port; Britney Wright, Mound City; C.J. Meinders, sive classroom setting, study- or of the 100th anniversary of Rock Port; and Kelcie Davis, Rock Port; and back row - Pepe ing one of four individually the crossword puzzle, Missouri Wright, coach, Mound City; Beth Graves, coach, Fairfax; selected subjects, including Crossword Puzzle Champion, Megan Lee, Tarkio; Jaycee Graves, Fairfax; Victoria Nau- mathematics, science, social Patrick Blindauer, made an man, Mound City; Marisa Carder, Rock Port; Hannah Wed- studies and humanities. Each MSA-themed crossword puz- lock, Mound City; Kelcie Gaines, Rock Port; Sophia Parrish, Missouri high school nomi- zle which will be published by Rock Port; and Jason Watkins, coach, Rock Port. nated one junior-to-be for the the New York Post. academy; larger schools could “I loved my experience at nominate more. Nearly every MSA,” Thomas said. “I met so Rock Port Blue Jay 12 & Under county in the state was repre- many amazing students and sented. teachers.” Softball comes to an end “Our goal is to bring some Thomas, who will be a junior of the brightest young minds at Mound City High School, is There was a shortage of “They all get along, play as in Missouri together and give the daughter of Larry Thomas softball players for the 12 a team, and have a great them an educational experi- and Vicky Thomas, both of and under division this year time laughing together and ence that they will never for- Mound City. She is a member Craig/Fairfax T-Ball II Team in northwest Missouri, but a playing a sport they all love! get both inside and outside of of student council, the scholar group of young ladies were Love these girls!” the classroom,” said Ted Tar- bowl team, the cross coun- Craig/Fairfax T-Ball II players are pictured above- determined to play another By combining all of the kow, associate dean of the Col- try team, and Family, Career Back row, left to right, Coach Marisa Hedlund, Collin Hed- summer of softball. Not hav- surrounding towns, that lege of Arts and Science and and Community Leaders of lund, Braden Graves, Cameron Oswald, Natalie Hedlund, ing enough to play in Rock meant the team’s competi- director of MSA. America at Mound City High and Coach Ben Simmons. Front row, left to right, Blake Port, Tarkio, Fairfax, or tors were a little farther Outside the classroom, stu- School. Mizzou is the larg- Simmons, Skylar Baumer, Austin Wallace and Jasey Smith. Mound City, girls from all of than the 15 miles in Atchison dents were introduced to a est and oldest university of Not pictured are Coach Samantha Grist, Hallie Grist, Des- these towns came together or Holt counties. This group series of activities, workshops the state's major public, land- tiny Smith and Cowen O’Riley. and created an amazing joined the Nebraska League and discussions by guest grant research institutions. team. There are many specu- and competed against teams lations as to why there aren’t such as Falls City, Nebraska enough girls to play softball: City, Johnson-Brock, Au- No interest, other sports cut- burn, and Tecumseh. ting into the softball season, On Saturday, July 6, and playing on traveling teams, Sunday, July 7, the girls Daniell, or just plain busy. Nonethe- played in the 12 & Under Congrats on less, this group of 15 made Softball Tournament held the effort to play on the lo- in Nebraska City. The first State Champs. Good cal Rock Port Blue Jay 12 & day of the tournament, the Under Team. team beat Auburn and lost luck at the World Series. “I just have to say how to Falls City. On the second very proud I am of the Lady day, the Rock Port team beat We are so Jays’ 12 & Under Softball Johnson-Brock and fell short Team. The team is a mixture to the Nebraska City Reb- proud of you! of girls from Mound City, els, and placed fourth out of Love, Fairfax, Tarkio and Rock eight teams at the tourna- Mom, Dad, Quinton, Graclyn, Port, yet you would never ment. Overall, it was a great know it!” said Sophia Par- weekend to end the season. Patsy, Grandma Carol, Grandpa rish’s mother, Terri Jackson. Bob, Grandpa Larry and Tom The NW Pride 10 and Under girls’ fast-pitch team went undefeated to capture the state title- Front row, left to right: Ella Bruner, Daniell Brandon of Mound City, Jaytin Sybert, Morgan Wray, and Gabby Newman; middle row, left to right: Jessica Miller, Allie Wolf, Jessica Finch, Autumn Murry, Ashlyn Alexander, and Taylor Williams; Albertson attends Missouri CRAIG and back row, left to right: Coaches Cody Newman, Jamin Sybert, Tim Alexander, and Phil Bruner. Not pictured is Boys’ State June 15-22 Coach Mike Quilty, Mound City. Community (Right) Devin Albertson of Gra- Calendar NW Pride 10 and ham, MO, who will be a (Items Must Be At the Mound City News by Noon Monday) senior at Nodaway-Holt High School in Graham July 11 - Craig City Council meeting at Craig City Hall - 5:30 p.m. Under girls’ fast-pitch this fall- Attended Missouri Boys’ State on the campus July 16 - Craig Community Committee meeting at team captures state title of Central Missouri State American Legion Building - 6:30 p.m. University in Warrensburg, The NW Pride 10 and Un- the Pride was right on track MO, the week of June 15-22. August 10-11 - 33rd Annual Gene Kent and Melvin Livengood der girls' fast-pitch team as well. Jaytin Sybert fin- This was the 74th session of went undefeated to capture ished with two RBIs and the American Legion Boys’ Fishing Derby at Thurnau Wildlife Area West of Craig the state title. The Pride three singles, Jenny Finch State of Missouri. Devin traveled to Independence, had one RBI, Daniell Bran- stated, “It was really a week MO, to play in the state tour- don of Mound City had two to shape a lifetime.” See Us For All Your Banking Needs nament July 5-7. Coming off RBIs and two singles, Ella a 2nd place victory in the St. Bruner had two RBIs and • FREE Checking • FREE Internet Banking Joe Classic, the Pride hoped two singles, Taylor Williams to polish any of the rough had three singles and two • NOW Accounts • Savings Accounts • CD’S edges by this tournament. RBIs, Autumn Murry had • LOANS At Competitive Rates for Homes, Cars, Etc. The team members did just two singles, Gabby Newman that, shutting out the one had three RBIs and four sin- team who beat them during gles, and Ashlyn Alexander Sports Physicals Available Citizens Bank & Trust the St. Joe Classic, 4-0. had four RBIs, four singles, at Primary Care Clinic-Fairfax PO Box 70 PO Box 38 Ashlyn Alexander threw and two doubles. 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Offensively, 2013-2014 Mound City R-2 Elementary School supply list Preschool punched 2 glue sticks Thursday, July 11, 2013 • Page 11 1 change of clothes in a bag 3 pkgs. 3x5 lined index 1 colored pencils with child’s name cards (100 count) 1 box of crayons 1 small travel pillow w/pil- 1 empty/clean Pringle’s can 2 packages of lined index lowcase with lid cards, 3x5 1 small crib-sized blanket 1 three-ring binder, 1-1/2 1 supply box 1 backpack with child’s inches, with see-through 2 pkgs. of Clorox wipes name cover and pockets on the 2 red pens 2 pkg. wet wipes (refills) inside front and back cov- 1 paint shirt 2 two-pocket folders (plastic ers 2 pkgs. of wide ruled, loose preferred) 1 three-hole punched zip- paper 1 pair gym shoes pered pencil pouch 2 (1 subject) spiral note 1 box tissues (4 yr.-olds 1 roll of paper towels books-different colors only) 1 pair ear buds 1- three-ring binder, 1-1/2 1 box Clorox wipes (3 yr.- 1 composition note book- inches, with see-through olds only) (black & white cover) cover and pockets on the **See art supplies needed inside front and back cov- Kindergarten Please put child’s name on ers 3 two-pocket folders (paper) all supplies. 1 3-hole punched zippered 1 two-pocket folder (plas- pencil pouch tic) Second Grade 1 pkg. of Post It notes 4 boxes of primary crayons 1 box of 24 crayons 1 pair ear buds (8 only) 3 boxes of facial tissue **See art supplies needed 1 Prang or Crayola water- 4 double pocket folders Please put child’s name on Paige Kunkel, left, Eryn Acton, middle, and Lily Grant, right, all of colors 3 glue sticks all supplies. Mound City, MO-Attended the 72nd session of Missouri Girls’ State, held on 4 small erasers 1 12 inch ruler the campus of Central Missouri University in Warrensburg, MO, June 23-29. 8 pencils 2 pkgs. note book paper Fourth Grade 1 pair blundt ended Fiskar 1 spiral note book 1 box of 24 crayons scissors (labeled with 24 pack No. 2 pencils, name 1 colored pencils Grant, Acton, and Kunkel attend Missouri Girls’ State name) on pack 1 package of 24 No. 2 pen- By Paige Kunkel 1 bottle Elmer’s glue 2 red ink pens cils by the Jefferson City American elected Speaker of the House, Legion Auxiliary. Eryn says of 4 glue sticks 2 big pink erasers 4 dry erase markers and Lily Grant, Eryn Acton, and and helping throughout the Missouri Girls’ State, “It was a 1 pkg. Black Expo dry erase 1 Fiskars scissors eraser Paige Kunkel, all of Mound week with various activities. wonderful opportunity to meet markers 1 clipboard 1 scissors City, attended the 72nd ses- Some of Paige’s many high- ridiculous amounts of people 1 paint shirt (labeled with 1 pkg. Black Expo dry erase 2 glue sticks sion of Missouri Girls’ State. lights of the week include see- and learn about law and legis- name) markers 1 ruler with (cm. and in.) Grant and Acton, both incom- ing her friends from last year, lative procedure.” 1 clean old sock (to use as a 1 box quart Ziploc bags 1 watercolor paints – Prang ing seniors at Mound City High the Governor Anjali Fernandez Lily Grant was a member of and her Highway Patrol Su- marker board eraser) (boys only) or Crayola School, attended as delegates, Hobart City, and had the honor while Kunkel attended as an perintendent Bai Jones, and 1 pair gym shoes (any clean 1 box gallon Ziploc bags 1 supply box (one that will to interview for the Missouri Assistant Legislative Coun- former Stephens City-mate Sa- pair is fine) (girls only) fit inside desk) Girls’ State Supreme Court. selor. The 72nd Session of mantha Parman; and helping 1 backpack 1 white board eraser or an 3 spiral note books (1 sub- Grant made it to be 14th out Missouri Girls’ State was held one of the Chinese delegates 1 pkg. 3 x 5 inch note cards old sock ject) of 67 applicants, securing an from Sunday, June 23, to Sat- get her bill passed through the 1 can play dough 1 backpack 2 folders with pockets interview, but going no fur- urday, June 29, on the campus House and Senate. 1 box Clorox wipes 1 pkg. colored pencils 2 boxes of Kleenex ther in the process. Lily says, of Central Missouri University Throughout the week, the 1 school box 1 watercolor paints – Prang 1 paint shirt “Missouri Girls’ State was a in Warrensburg. This session Missouri Girls’ State delegates **See art supplies needed or Crayola 1 pair of gym shoes positive, memorable experience of Missouri Girls’ State was heard from many guest speak- Please label all supplies. 1 pair gym shoes (non- 1 box of tissues (for art) for me because of the incred- record breaking with a total ers including: Senator Roy marking soles) 1 package Clorox or wet ible friendships I made. I also of 820 delegates, including 21 Blunt, American Legion De- First Grade 1 paint shirt (an old shirt wipes learned from Senator Claire Chinese delegates from the partment Commander Arthur 12 No. 2 pencils that covers clothes) 2 pkgs. wide ruled loose pa- McCaskill that success isn’t People’s Republic of China. L. Wilson, American Legion 2 erasers 1 zipper pouch for supplies per what you own, it’s doing what Eryn Acton was a citizen of Auxiliary President Laura 24 crayons in desk 1 3-ring binder, 1-1/2” with you love, and what you’re good Adreon City while attending Mosby, National American Le- 1 pkg. Black Expo dry erase 1 pair ear buds see through cover and at.” Missouri Girls’ State. Acton had gion Auxiliary President Peggy Pagie Kunkel says, “I spent markers (No colored Bring Panther book from pockets on the inside the honor of being elected to Thomas, Past National Ameri- the week typing until 2 a.m. markers-dry erase only) 1st Grade front and back covers the Missouri Girls’ State Gen- can Legion Auxiliary President every night, and watching life- 1 dry erase eraser or an old **See art supplies needed Pencil pouch (that fit in eral Assembly as a member of JoAnn Cronin, Western Dis- long friendships being made, sock Please put child’s name on binder) (3 hole punch) the House of Representatives. trict Court of Appeals Repre- as well as my own being re- 3 writing tablets for K or all supplies. 1 pkg. index cards As a member of the House of sentative John Wright, Sena- kindled.” Kunkel attended Mis- 1st grade (oblong) Markers Representatives, Eryn trav- tor Claire McCaskill, Chuck souri Girls’ State in 2012, and 1 school box Third Grade 2 red pens eled to the Missouri Capitol Gatschenberger, Judge Cynthia served as the Missouri Girls’ 1 Fiskars scissors 1 pair of gym shoes 1 pair ear buds in Jefferson City to experience Martin, University of Central State House of Representatives 2 Elmer’s white glue 1 watercolor paints (Prang **See art supplies needed session in the actual Missouri Missouri President Charles Speaker of the House. 1 pair of gym shoes (non- or Crayola) Please put child’s name on Chambers. This is an honor al- Ambrose, Women of State Audi- This year, as an Assistant marking soles) 2 boxes Kleenex all supplies. lowed to Missouri Girls’ State tor Tom Sweich’s office, Former Legislative Counselor, Kunkel 1 paint shirt 3 folders with both pockets by special permission from the Governor Bob Holden, Judge helped with the Girls’ State 1 watercolor paints 1 pack No. 2 pencils (no me- **Art Supplies (K-4 only) Missouri House and Senate. Mary Russell, Judge Patricia House of Representatives, typ- 1 box colored pencils chanical) 1 roll paper towels Following session in the Capi- Breckenridge, Leslie Bradshaw, ing bills, helping the newly- 3 boxes quart Ziploc bags 4 dry erase markers 1 hand held pencil sharp- tol, members were served lunch Missouri Governor Jay Nixon, 3 boxes of Kleenex 1 dry erase eraser ener and Colonel Michele Hovland. 2 containers Clorox wipes 1 clipboard 1 watercolor paint set 4 two-pocket folders, 3-hole 1 pair of scissors (Crayola or Prang)

2013-2014 Mound City R-2 Middle School supply list

Fifth Grade Sixth Grade 7-8 Grades 1 trapper keeper only 1 3 inch binder or trapper 1 3-inch binder or trapper 1 5-subject (3-hole punched) keeper keeper notebook 1 5-subject (3-hole punched) 1 5-subject (3-hole punched) 2 12+ count pkgs. pencils (1 note book note book August, 1 January) 2 12+ count pkgs. pencils (1 2 12+ count pkgs. pencils (1 2 black pens August, 1 January) August, 1 January) 2 red pens 2 black pens 2 black pens 614 State Street • Mound City, MO • 660-442-3131 1 box colored pencils 2 red pens 2 red pens 1 pkg. lined note cards 1 box colored pencils 1 box colored pencils July 11 - “Frogs and Other Marsh Animals” Junior Naturalist Program at 3 boxes of Kleenex for 1 pkg. lined note cards 1 pkg. lined note cards homeroom teacher 3 boxes of Kleenex for 3 boxes of Kleenex for Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge - 6:30 p.m. 1 pkg. highlighters homeroom teacher homeroom teacher July 12 - Book Club at Mound City Library - 11 a.m. 6 po.cket folders (3-hole 1 pkg. highlighters 1 pkg. highlighters punched, w/out metal 6 pocket folders (3-hole 6 pocket folders (3-hole July 14 - Northwest Opry Dance at the Graham, MO, Community Social Center - 2-4:30 p.m. brads) punched, w/out metal brads) punched w/out metal brads) 1 jump drive 1 jump drive 1 jump drive July 16 - Summer Reading Story Times at the Mound City Library - 9 a.m. & 10 a.m. 1 glue stick 1 glue stick 1 glue stick 1 pair of ear buds 1 pair of ear buds 1 pair of ear buds July 17 - Men’s and Women’s Drug and Alcohol Program at 304 E. 5th St., in Mound City - 7-8 p.m. 1 pair of gym shoes 1 pair of gym shoes 1 pair of gym shoes July 18 - “Take Flight - Moths and Butterflies of Squaw Creek” Junior Naturalist Program at 1 pencil pouch 1 TI-30XIIS calculator Gym clothes 1 one-subject note book for 1 pencil pouch 1 TI-30XIIS calculator Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge - 6:30 p.m. reading 1 one-subject note book for 5 plastic containers w/ writing snap- on lids (Cool Whip) July 19 - Book Club at Mound City Library - 11 a.m. 1 pencil pouch July 23 - Summer Reading Story Times at the Mound City Library - 9 a.m. & 10 a.m. July 25 - “Insect Adventure” Junior Naturalist Program at Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge - 6:30 p.m. July 30 - Summer Reading Story Times at the Mound City Library - 9 a.m. & 10 a.m. State releases fiscal year Every Friday at the Mound City Nutrition Site 2013 general revenue report Doughnuts, Doughnut Holes, Cinnamon Rolls 8:30 a.m. until Sold Out State Budget Director, • Increased 9.0 percent million last year to $525.7 Linda Luebbering, an- for the year, from $5.84 bil- million this year. nounced recently that lion last year to $6.37 bil- • Increased 11.1 percent Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS), non-profit, 2013 Fiscal Year net gen- lion this year. for the month. eral revenue collections • Increased 5.6 percent All other collections non-religious weight-loss support group, Mondays, 4:30 p.m. increased by 10.1 percent for the month. • Increased 18.2 percent Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Mound City compared to 2012, from Sales and use tax col- for the year, from $398.4 $7.34 billion last year to lections million last year to $470.9 $8.08 billion this year. • Increased 1.3 percent million this year. Lobby Hours: Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Net general revenue col- for the year from $1.87 bil- • Decreased 34.1 percent Drive-In Window: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.-12 noon lections for June, 2013, lion last year to $1.90 bil- for the month. increased by 7.2 percent lion this year. Refunds compared to those for • Decreased 1.1 percent • Decreased 7.8 percent MARYVILLE SAVANNAH ST. JOSEPH June, 2012, from $729.2 for the month. for the year, from $1.28 bil- 660.562.3232 816.324.3158 816.364.5678 million to $781.5 million. Corporate income and lion last year to $1.18 bil- Third & Main Street* 301 S US Hwy. 71* 4001 N Belt Hwy. & Cook Road* Gross collections by tax corporate franchise tax lion this year. 1303 S Main* 402 N Belt Hwy. & Faraon Street* type follow: collections • Decreased 38.0 percent 1302 S Riverside & Mitchell Ave.* Individual income tax • Increased 4.5 percent for the month. 6304 King Hill Avenue* collections for the year, from $502.9 Motherly Touch Laundry Services

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Thank You/Remembering

The Claude Diggs Family- Would like to thank the staff at Tiffany Heights for the outstanding care for Claude and also the Mound City Nutrition Site for all the great meals that were delivered to him. We would also like to thank the Buy • Sell • Trade • Rent American Legion for its outstanding military rites’ presen- tation. Also, thank you to Scott Jordan for the service and Hire • Thank You/Remembering • Legal Services the Chamberlain Funeral Home for the wonderful service. Call The Mound City News To Place Your Ad • 660-442-5423 Thank you to everyone for all the calls, flowers, food, hugs, visits and cards. 1/1tp

Miscellaneous Real Estate THANK YOU It is with sincere appreciation the family of James Callow would WANTED TO BUY - Re- GREG’S JEWELRY - like to thank all those who came to the visitation and funeral, sent cycling aluminum cans. M-W- Located at 307 E. 5th St., Randy Patterson cards, flowers and plants, and gave words of support in our loss. Sat., 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Old in Mound City, MO, offers We also extend our thanks to Chaplain Joshua Allee for his com- N. Hwy. 73, south of swim- pocket knives - Swiss Army, BROKER • REALTOR passion for James and the family at the hospital and his heartfelt service, the caring staff at St. Francis Hospital, Parkdale Manor and ming pool, Falls City, NE. Case and more. Call 660- 816-803-3951 • E-mail: [email protected] Bristol Manor, and the kindness of Price Funeral Home. 12/2pm 442-3739 for all your jewelry needs. 52/1tc McChristy Realty Thank you all, HOWARD’S GUN RE- EMU OIL- Arthritis and Elsie Callow, Don and Connie, Jerry and Kay, PAIR- 12315 Hwy. 59, Craig, joint pain, burns and sun- Alan and Lori and George and Evelyn MO, 64437. 660-683-9401. burns, aging skin, cuts and www.ucstjoe.com & Auction LLC 17/tfc abrasions. Hand lotion. G & Call Us for Details - 660-935-2260 DR. ERICA GILLETTE- L Enterprises. Call 816-387- We recall with joy and apprecia- Is offering sports’ physicals 7332 or 660-442-5688. tion all the “Golden Memories” for $25 during the month 40/tfc created in celebration of our June of July at the Primary Care RAFTER CROSS VET- 29 anniversary. We are grateful Clinic at Community Hospi- ERINARY SERVICES- In for every card and verbal expres- tal-Fairfax, MO. Please call Mound City, Dr. Roy Wilson. sion that added to a week of 660-686-2276 for appointme 660-442-3101. 44/tfc activities planned by our children nts. 1/1tc and their families. It was, indeed, 514 B State St. • Mound City, MO 64470 a special time - a perfect “Roundup” celebration. God has blessed us in the kindest way with loving family and eal state 660-442-6500 • Cell: 816-387-3018 R E [email protected] friends and has given us 50 years to share. Kathi Clement, Broker With deep gratitude - Denny & Lil

LARGE ESTATE AUCTION ENTERPRISE Melvin & Marguerite (Margie) Schenk Trust REALTY Though your smile is gone forever and Jim Loucks, Sales Agent your hand we cannot touch, we still have Saturday, July 20, 2013 816-390-2749 Office 877-669-7653 many memories of the one we loved so 10:00 a.m. www.entrealty.com much. Your memory is our keepsake, with 404 Grand Ave., Forest City, MO LAND which we’ll never part. God has you in Melvin and Margie were lifelong residents of FOR SALE his keeping - we have you in our hearts. Forest City, MO, and well respected members of the Sadly missed, but never forgotten. community. Both were meticulous when caring for UPCOMING AUCTIONS their possessions. Shop and household items, as well as collectibles, are in excellent condition. FOR SALE Clara, Richard and Misty, Jeff and Diana, Sale includes a one-owner RV, an entire household, Trish and Larry, Snickums, Kcey and Megan normal shop/garden hand and power tools, with vintage and collectible items. Check our website for pictures and more details. McChristy Realty & Auction, LLC thank you Dennis Prussman $185,000 We would like to thank EVERYONE who helped in any way AUCTIONEER 2,600 sq ft Ranch Style Home with 2-car attached garage, large with the 2013 Miss 4th of July Pageant. For information & pictures: www.AuctionsByDennis.com www.ucstjoe.com deck, and a finished walkout basement. 3 bedrooms and 2 full Thank you to all the businesses and organizations who spon- 816-262-6178 bathrooms. Central heat and air. Entire home remodeled with-in last 4 years. 13.4 acres included with the home. 8 miles south of Rock sored a candidate or gave a donation; to White Rose for hosting Port, 2 miles from I-29 on Hwy W. the tea and feeding us a delicious meal; to Nodaway Valley Bank For more information call: (660) 373-2194. For more pictures go to www.zillow.com-search, Fairfax, MO. for the $100 gift card; to Farmers State Bank and Citizens Bank and Trust for each giving $50 gift cards; to Tracy at Rose Petals for the beautiful flowers and sashes; to the three judges who donated their time; to Jennifer Thomas for providing us with wonderful entertainment; to Elijah Poe for running the sound system; to Two-Bedroom Debi Clifton and Kasey Miles for being the greatest Emcees; and Apartment to Kim Rosier and Paula Miller for the cars for the parade. We especially want to thank the 12 wonderful young ladies who SPECIALISTS For Rent participated. You are a great group, and without you, there would Available August 1 have not been a pageant. ENTERPRISE Thank you again, to ALL who contributed to making another Miller REALTY Contact year of sponsoring the contest a success. 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BIRTHDAY PARTY for Chad and Danielle Keiffer & Brian Tubbs Saturday, July 27 Band at Band at 9 p.m. 9 p.m.Tequila Mockingbird at The K ub Restaurant Tuesday Nights ~ Volleyball Tubbs’ raise Big Lake House Wednesday Nights ~ Steak Night Kyle and Wendy Tubbs of Mound City, MO- Had their house raised 12 feet at Big Evening Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, 4-9:30 p.m. Lake, MO, on Tuesday, July 2. They currently live in Mound City, but are moving back Friday & Saturday, 4-11 p.m. to their house at the lake in August. Ensor Moving, out of Johnson, NE, has done all the North End Of Nebraska St., Mound City, MO • 660-442-KLUB raising and setting of the house for the Tubbs family. During the floods of 2010 and 2011, a total of 53 inches of water was in the house, 18 inches in 2010 and 35 inches in 2011.

Holt County Court news The following cases were State vs. Eleisha L. Leach and Unlawful Use Of Drug Par- heard in Holt County Court aka Eleisha L. Anderson- aphernalia. Case filed on June before Judge Roger M. Prokes Return Scheduled on Posses- 14, 2011. Case disposed on Au- at the Holt County Courthouse sion Of Controlled Substance gust 3, 2011. July 12th - 14th in Oregon, MO, on Wednesday, Except 35 Grams Or Less Of State vs. Salisha E. Ad- July 3, 2013: Marijuana and Unlawful Use ams- Criminal Motion Hearing State vs. Kenneth C. Of Drug Paraphernalia. Case on Tampering With Motor Ve- Chaney- Disposition Hearing filed on May 17, 2011. Case dis- hicle - 1st Degree. Case filed on Mall-wide savings on hot on Dist/Del/Manf/Produce Or posed on September 7, 2011. October 11, 2011. Case disposed Sale Attempt To Or Possess W/In- State vs. Carl O. Mackey- on October 3, 2012. Criminal summer fashions! tent To Dist/Del/Manf/Produce Criminal Motion Hearing on Motion Hearing scheduled for A Controlled Substance. Case DwI - Alcohol - Persistent Of- Wednesday, August 7, 2013. filed on May 5, 2009. Disposi- fender. Case filed on January State vs. Roy C. Anderson- Special in-store sales and events! tion Hearing is scheduled for 25, 2011. Case disposed on April Disposition Hearing on Posses- Wednesday, August 7, 2013. 6, 2011. Criminal Motion Hear- sion Of Controlled Substance State vs. Richard A. Mal- ing is scheduled for Wednesday, Except 35 Grams Or Less Of Amazing deals in hallways and ey- Returned Scheduled on August 7, 2013. Marijuana and Burglary - 2nd DwI - Alcohol - Persistent Of- State vs. Jared S. Phelan- Degree. Case filed on March 6, fender. Case filed on October 20, Criminal Motion Hearing on 2012. Case disposed on May 9, inside your favorite stores! 2010. Case disposed on Decem- Possession Of Controlled Sub- 2012. ber 1, 2011. Return Scheduled stance Except 35 Grams Or State vs. Bradley D. Brit- is scheduled for Wednesday, Au- Less Of Marijuana, Possession ton- Sentencing Hearing on gust 7, 2013. Of Up To 35 Grams Marijuana Leaving Scene Of Motor Ve- hicle Accident--Injury, Property Damage Or 2nd Offense. Case East Hills Shopping Center filed on February 20, 2013. Case 3702 Frederick Ave. • St. Joseph, MO • 816-279-5667 disposed on June 5, 2013. Sen- tencing Hearing is scheduled Located at the corner of Belt Highway & Frederick Avenue for Wednesday, August 7, 2013. For more information, visit the NEW www.shopeasthills.com More next week 150th Platte County Fair sports E Motor vents Thursday, July 25 MUD Friday & 4th Blast Fireworks Saturday, enjoyed by many Wednesday, -A- July 24 July 26 & 27 The night sky in Mound City - On Friday, July 5, THON was lit up for around 15 minutes for the Mound City LUCUS OIL 4th Blast Fireworks’ show. The fireworks’ display Stock Class started around 9:45 p.m. and lasted roughly 15 min- DEMOLITION TRUCK & utes. The 4th Blast final fundraising information can Super Stock Class be found on page 2 of this issue. Modified Class TRACTOR PULL DERBY Admission: $10 Premier Crop Insurance Pro Stock Tractors 80’s & Newer Class Races Begin at 6 p.m. Speedco Pro Modified Pure Stock Class 4WD Trucks 6 Cylinder Class Come join Air Dog Super Stock 4 Cylinder Class Diesel Trucks Tubbs Sales & Service Rookie/Youth Heat us for a Air Dog 3.0 Diesel Trucks • LegBuildings, Work Bin Sales,Bins still available for Air Dog 2.6 Diesel Trucks • Bin Sales 2011 harvest! Admission: $10 fun-filled • RepairRepair Work Work, Dryers 7 p.m. Grandstand Track General Admission: $10 Pit Gate: $25 • Dryers Winter event! Discounts 7 p.m. Grandstand Track Available! Kyle Tubbs Tubbs Keith Miller Platte County Fair Grounds 660-442-6323 www.tlirr.com 660-572-0016 Sales & Service Platte City, MO www.plattecountyfair.com Kyle & Wendy Tubbs 660-442-6323 • [email protected]