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VOLUME 141 d ISSUE 37 | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 d $1.00 DIGEST Bridge troubles return Reduced weight limit troubling for farms, businesses By Robert Cox motor traffic bridge between our busiest time of the year [email protected] St. Louis and Cape Girardeau historically, and on top of to most tractor-trailer traffic that, we’ve got tremendous The aging Chester Bridge — as they begin repairs on demand for our products be- Gubernatorial forum is once again causing prob- the nearly 80-year-old span. cause of all the COVID-relat- The Republic-Monitor, KOMU- lems for local businesses, but It’s unclear at this point ed issues with grocery stores TV in Columbia, and the Missou- this time, it’s not because of how long the repairs will selling so much product.” ri Press Association will partner Trucks from Gilster-Mary to livestream a gubernatorial flooding. take, but it could potentially forum beginning at 2 p.m. on Fri- The Missouri Department be measured in months. Lee, a food-packaging cor- day, Sept. 25, from the Missouri of Transportation announced “We were very surprised poration which maintains Theater in Columbia. The MPA/ last week that it would be re- and concerned to receive a number of plants on both sides of the Mississippi River, KOMU-8 Gubernatorial Forum ducing the weight allowance that call,” said Tom Welge, REPUBLIC-MONITOR/ROBERT COX is being produced in coopera- on the bridge to 25 tons — CEO of Gilster-Mary Lee in including two in Perryville, The weight limit on the Chester Bridge has been temporar- tion with the Missouri School of EE BRIDGE AGE 3 ily reduced from 40 to 25 tons while repairs are underway. Journalism. It will be held in the effectively closing the only Chester. “This is going into S /P University of Missouri’s historic Missouri Theatre. This forum will be the fi rst time all four Pin Ups on parade candidates, including Gov. Mike MNVM Parson, R; State Auditor Nicole Galloway, D; Libertarian nomi- nee Rik Combs; and Green Party to host nominee Jerome Bauer share a common stage to discuss their positions on issues affecting the 9/11 state. David Lieb, the Associat- ed Press’ chief correspondent in Jefferson City, will moderate. Candidates will be questioned tribute by media members representing KOMU, the Missouri School of By Robert Cox Journalism, and the Missouri [email protected] Press Association. It’s been nearly two de- cades since a group of ter- rorists hijacked four planes, crashing two into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York, the third into the Pentagon in Wash- ington, D.C., and the fourth crashed in a field in Pennsyl- vania after passengers took down the hijackers. All told, the coordinat- ed attack against the United States by al-Qaeda on Sept. 11, 2001, claimed 2,977 lives and injured more than 25,000 people, making it the single deadliest terrorist attack in Pirates get 1st win human history. Perryville earned a 38-18 victo- SEE TRIBUTE/PAGE 3 ry over Windsor on Friday night. Perryville fl exed its muscles on the offensive end with 430 REPUBLIC-MONITOR/ROBERT COX total yards, including 323 yards Police: rushing as a team. Perryville got The Perry County Courthouse in Perryville is refl ected in a pair of sunglasses worn by Joi Smith (above) of St. contributions from everyone as Louis on Saturday as she strikes a pose on stage during the annual Pin Up Contest on the downtown square in fi ve different players reached the Perryville. Smith, who competes as “Cindy Mundayne,” was named the crowd favorite and the fi rst-place winner Protest endzone. 6 during the event. Second place went to Johanna Morris (Lulu Lemondrop) of Towanda, Ill., and third went to Re- bekah Roth (Miss Bekah Boo) of Perryville. The annual contest takes place each year during the September Cruise In, which welcomes car enthusiasts from across the region for the one-day car show sponsored by the Downtown peaceful Revitalization Committee. The Cruise Ins typically happen on the fi rst Saturday each month from May through October. This year, Saturday’s event served as the fi nal Cruise In of the season. By Robert Cox [email protected] Labor Day fireworks PCSD32 offers free While hundreds of peo- ple and dozens of classic cars, hot rods and rat rods Grab and Go Meals filled two sides of the down- town square in Perryville on By Justin Hotop demic, USDA has provided [email protected] Saturday for the September an unprecedented amount of Cruise In and Pin Up con- flexibilities to help schools test, another group was All children in the com- feed kids through the school munity can eat free at the setting up on the opposite Scattered hits meal programs, and today, corner. main cafeteria at Perry Coun- we are also extending sum- The Perryville softball team ty School District 32 this fall, Shouting slogans and did not have the most pleasant mer meal program flexibil- carrying signs, a small thanks to the Grab and Go ities for as long as we can, senior day as the Lady Pirates Meal program. group of Black Lives Mat- fell 3-0 to Jackson on Thursday. legally and financially U.S. This program is an exten- ter protesters took up tempo- as Perryville could not string to- Secretary of Agriculture Son- rary residence on the Perry gether enough offense as they sion of the district’s summer ny Perdue said in a release. food service program, which County Courthouse lawn. are now 3-2 on the year. 6 Perry County School Initially organized by a was extended Friday by the District is taking advantage USDA through fall 2020 or group known as Missouri of the program. Dec. 31, 2020. Social Activism, or MOSA, INDEX “This is a program not the protest was the third lo- “As our nation reopens only for our on-campus stu- cal protest in recent months, and people return to work, it Public Safety ...... 2 dents, but also our students part of a nationwide move- remains critical our children News ...... 3 that go to school virtually, so continue to receive safe, SEE PROTEST/PAGE 4 Obituaries ...... 4 they have breakfast and lunch New Arrivals ...... 5 healthy, and nutritious food. During the COVID-19 pan- SEE MEALS/PAGE 5 Sports ...... 6 Puzzle ...... 7 Faith ...... 8 Classifi eds ...... 9-12 Bikers on the Square scheduled for Sept. 19 FOLLOW US ON... By Justin Hotop annual Bikers on the Square [email protected] rally in downtown Perryville. “We’ve had a lot of peo-
Perry County residents ple reach out about infor- REPUBLIC-MONITOR/JUSTIN HOTOP are no strangers to the roar @PERRYVILLENEWS mation for the Bikers on the The Rotary Club of Perryville hosted a special Labor and rumble of motorcycles. Square event,” committee Day fi reworks show Sunday at City Park in Perryville. According to Perry County member Robynne Duvall The show was originally scheduled for July 3, but had records, there are approxi- said. “Whether that be for been postponed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. mately 1,200 registered mo- hotel information or what While face coverings were few and far between for the torcycles in the county. music will be played. If the outdoor event, most attendees followed public health That number will most truck show is any indication, guidelines in light of the recent increases in local cases, SUBSCRIBER ADDRESS HERE likely rise much higher on then I feel like we will have sitting in family groups spaced several feet apart. Sept. 19, when the Perryville a good crowd.” Overall, attendance at the show was defi nitely smaller © 2017, Perryville The Laid Back on I-55 Newspapers, Inc. Downtown Revitalization than the usual Independence Day show, but organizers Committee hosts the eighth SEE BIKERS/PAGE 5 said they were pleased nonethless. 2 • Th u r sd a y , Se p t e m b e r 10 , 20 20 PUBLIC SAF ETY Th e Re p u b l i c- M o n i t o r • w w w .p e r r yvi l l e n e w s. co m Police Reports Perry County Weather Cast Perryville Police Department: (573) 547-4546. Perry County Sheriff’s Offi ce: (573) 547-4576.
TODAY FRIDAY POLICE REPORTS N. Main St. on Aug. 29 in ref- ■ Holly L. Medlin, 58, Per- erence to two 911 calls where ryville by officers on Aug. 85High, 64Low 83High, 64Low an assault was reported by an 20 on charges of possession Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy 7 day forecast! individual at the 505 Lounge. of a controlled substance and ■ Officers responded to 309 unlawful possession of drug Perry Plaza onPerryville Aug. 30 in ref- Weatherparaphernalia after Forecast officers erence to a report of trafficking arrived at 1000 Lottes Blvd. for the purposes of sexual ex- to serve a search warrant for ploitation. illegal contraband. SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ■ Officers responded to 1303 ■ Mathew C. Martin, 34, S. Perryville Blvd. on Aug. 30 Perryville by officers on Aug. 86High, 65Low 84High, 59Low 80High, 57Low 79High, 58Low 80High, 62Low in reference to property dam- 20 on charges of possession Partly Cloudy Most Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy age sustained to the building in of a controlled substance and the Taco Bell drive-thru. unlawful possession of drug ■ Officers responded to 18 paraphernalia after officers SMALL AS A DIME. Holly St. on Aug. 30 in refer- arrived at 1000 Lottes Blvd. ence to a reported assault. to serve a search warrant for WORTH EVERY PENNY. The Perryville Police De- ■ Officers responded to the illegal contraband. partment has released its latest Perryville Police Department ■ Katie L. Bromley, 29, Per- Testing event set for Sept. 19 report of incidents and arrests. on Aug. 31 in reference to a ryville by officers on Aug. Incidents include: reported stealing incident on 20 on charges of possession By Robert Cox to all residentsSMALL of Missouri, AS tytest A DIME.or by calling the state [email protected] ■ Officers responded to 214 W. St. Joseph Street. of a controlled substance and whether they are experienc- hotline at 877-435-8411. ■ Officers responded to 1236 unlawful possession of drug ingWORTH symptoms or not, andEVERY no Registrants PENNY. will be given a N. Main St. on Aug. 9 in ref- After weeks of elevated erence to a reported leaving W. St. Joseph St. on Aug. 31 in paraphernalia after officers doctor’s order is required. 15-minute appointment block. cases — and a jump in the As with previous testing, At the drive-through testing the scene of a motor vehicle reference to a report of proper- arrived at 1000 Lottes Blvd. county’s risk assessment level online registration is available site, they will be asked ques- accident at the 505 Lounge. ty damage. to serve a search warrant for — things seem to have calmed ■ Officers responded to the ■ Officers responded to the illegal contraband. through the state Department tions regarding symptoms. Pa- ■ down a bit in recent days re- Perryville Police Department Perryville Police Department Ryan M. Shrout, 19, Per- garding COVID-19 in Perry of Health and Senior Services tients will later be notified of on Aug. 12 in reference to on Sept. 4 in reference to a re- ryville by officers on Aug. 26 County. at health.mo.gov/communi- their results by DHSS. property found on W. St. Jo- ported stealing incident. on a charge of assault fourth On Tuesday, the Perry seph Street. Among those arrested degree. County Health Deaprtment re- ■ Officers responded to the were: ■ Payton M. Mauldin, 19, St. ■ ported 15 new conformed cas- Perryville Police Department Donald R. Smith, 29, Per- Charles by officers on Aug. 28 es and an additional probable SMALL AS A DIME. on Aug. 20 in reference to a ryville by officers on Aug. on charges of possession of a case from Saturday through Today, staying connected with friends and family is more important reported case of identity theft. 20 on charges of possession controlled substance, posses- Monday, along with 36 re- than ever and hearing health is essential. Miracle-Ear® wants to make ■ WORTH EVERY PENNY. 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“We understand the 25- know, for personnel using the Gateway FS in Evansville, ing to probably be about 100 carrying small amounts of ton load posting will have an bridge, but it it’s going to be Ill. We’re going to have a miles out of the way to get emergency things, but cer- Bridge impact on area businesses as a major disruption, not just wheelbarrow-load of grain there. I don’t know how you tainly nothing like we need well as agricultural traffic,” for us, but for the trucking going across instead of a put a value on [that additional to be doing,” said Welge, FROM PAGE 1A said MoDOT Southeast Dis- companies and other indus- semi-load.” distance].” who hesitated to estimate along with trucks from sev- trict engineer Mark Croarkin tries on both sides of the riv- According to Gremaud, a In the meantime, busi- how many Gilster-Mary eral Perry County-based on Tuesday. “In hopes of miti- er. The farmers that are, you typical load is approximately nesses and farmers alike will Lee trucks use the bridge businesses like TG Missouri, gating this inconvenience, our know, that work both sides 930 bushels, weighing in at have to make some tough each day, calling the number Rollet Brothers Trucking and team worked on plans over of the river or market their around 55,000 pounds. Add decisions. “pretty significant and it’s many others, make up a sig- the holiday weekend and product on the other side of that to a tractor-trailer — Romann, who stores the 24 hours a day, seven days a nificant portion of the more crews are beginning repairs the river. Just very, very un- which typically weighs in at majority of his grain himself, week, pretty much.” than 6,400 vehicles that cross today.” fortunate.” about 35,000 pounds empty said he plans — for now at “It’s going to increase the Chester Bridge each day. According to a MoDOT One of those farmers, — and a loaded truck checks least — to use some of his our costs,” he said. “And we press release issued Friday, Mark Gremaud of Perryville, in well above the 25-ton limit. smaller trucks to move the have concerns about our ser- recent inspections showed said the weight restriction In the U.S., trucks are typical- remainder across the river. vice levels, getting customers “I’ve 70-80,000 bushels deterioration on the 2,826- would cost him tens of thou- ly limited to 80,000 pounds, what they want when they Senior Center here at harvest that’s got to foot span, which connects sands of dollars in extra ship- but loads of grain or grain want it.” leave,” Romann said. “Just Missouri 51 in Perry Coun- ping costs. co-products can legally run Romann said he and sev- here in the next month, I need eral others have reached out MENU ty to Illinois 150 in Chester, The closest alternate up to 10-percent heavier than to haul about 80 truckloads to legislators hoping that requiring MoDOT to restrict routes — the Jefferson Bar- “normal” load weights. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 off. We can either run half a some other measures — even Chicken Breast, heavy loads while repairs are racks bridge to the north Craig Romann, whose load across the bridge or go if it’s just one truck allowed *Lg/Wild Rice, made. and the Bill Emerson Bridge farm is about a half-mile from all the way down and around across at a time — could be Lima Beans, Work was scheduled to the south — can add, on the bridge in northern Perry with a full load. When you arranged for the duration of Zuchhini Mix, Mixed Fruit to begin on Tuesday, after average, approximately two County, the weight restriction weigh the difference out, I the repairs. MoDOT crews reduced the hours to a trip that usually is particularly frustrating. don’t know what we’re go- “There were a lot of phone TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 bridge to one lane, installing takes considerably less, even “We’re right here at the ing to do.” calls made Friday,” Romann Country Steak, a temporary signal to guide on a round trip. Chester Bridge,” said Ro- Gilster-Mary Lee has said. “Maybe they can come Mashed Potatoes, traffic through the work “It certainly affects us,” mann, who maintains a small similar plans, but Welge said up with some kind of alter- Green Beans, *Dinner Roll, zone. Gremaud said. “It’s down fleet of his own to transport he doesn’t think that will be native, a way to haul a load Cinnamon Applesauce “It is a big concern to us,” to 25 tons and affects our his grain. “I can almost see enough. across that bridge, maybe or Dessert Welge said. “Thankfully, it’s freight going to Gavilon the grain elevator from here, “We can still operate a space the trucks out some not a complete closure, you Grain in Rockwood, Ill., to just down the river. It’s go- little bit with smaller trucks way.” WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 When he heard word earlier 8-11 p.m. Friday — won’t be Chicken & Dumplings, this year that the annual “Tribute quite that large and will feature Spinach Salad, Corn, Tribute in Light” at the National Sep- a pair of large spotlights that will *WG Bread Spiced Pears In Loving Memory of tember 11 Memorial & Mu- reach up to 5,000 feet in the air. FROM PAGE 1A seum might be canceled this “I’m really excited to be able THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 RICHARD LEE BOLAND JR. As first responders scram- year because of the COVID-19 to do this,” said Morgan, who Meatloaf Sandwich, AUGUST 21, 1992 - SEPTEMBER 13, 2019 bled to save those they could pandemic — an event that was added that some of the flags on Scalloped Potatoes, as the New York towers fell, it later reinstated — it gave him site will be replaced with other Glazed Carrots, also became the single deadliest an idea. flags honoring police, firefight- *WG Bun Peaches ~ Son ~ incident for firefighters and law The Tribute in Light features ers and other emergency person- To lose someone so special is really hard to bear, enforcement officers in the his- twin beams of light that reach nel. “It’s honoring all the police FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 tory of the United States, with up to 4 miles into the sky, com- officers, firefighters and the Pork Tenderloin Sandwich it hardly seems believable that you’re no longer there. 343 and 72 killed, respectively. prised of 88 7,000-watt xenon thousands of people that were or Catfish, Tomato Salad, You left us far to early before your time, it seems and now Friday marks the 19th anni- bulbs positioned into two 48- murdered and injured that day.” Baked Beans, *WG Bun versary of that terrible day, and foot squares, echoing the shape MNVM event specialist or Bread, Pineapple or you’ll never have the chance to fulfill all those dreams. one Perryville resident wants to and orientation of the Twin Tracy Moore said the memo- Towers. 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Mahken Lynn W. Buerck CHESTER FARRAR PERRYVILLE Merlin “Merle” E. LaRose, 87, of Mildred “Mickey” B. Mahnken, 91, Lynn W. Buerck, 66, of Perryville died Chester, passed away at 2:52 pm, Mon- of Farrar died Monday, Sept. 7, 2020, Saturday, Sept. 5, 2020 at Mercy Hospital day, Sept. 7, 2020, at Southeast Hospital at Independence Care Center. in St. Louis. in Cape Girardeau. She was born April 14, 1929 in Far- He was born Dec. 2, 1953, in Perryville He was born to the late Jesse R. and rar to Otto Koenig and Esther (Bock) to Kenrick Buerck and Elaine (Huber) Rose Mary (nee Blechle) LaRose on Koenig. Buerck. He and Beverly Jean (Steffens) December 12, 1932, in Biehle. She and Armin Mahnken were mar- Buerck were married May 15, 1982. Merle married Wilma Kuehne on Au- ried Sept. 30, 1950. He preceded her She survives in Perryville.He was a Ag- gust 27, 1955, in Chester, she survives. in death Oct. 26, 1997. riculture & Livestock Farmer. He was a Lynn Merlin He worked many years in Pipeline Mildred She was a member of Salem Lu- member of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic LaRose Construction Management across the theran Church, LWML, Farrar Exten- Buerck Church in Perryville. Lynn loved going for United States, Canada and Alaska. He Mahnken sion Club, She was a docent at Alten- walks with his family at the state parks. He helped build the Alaskan Pipeline. He burg Museum and Saxon Memorial. enjoyed when his family and friends got also worked and retired from Chester She was a housekeeper supervisor at together at his family farm. Mental Health Center. Perry Oaks for 24 years. She worked at Perry County Nurs- Survivors include one daughter, Gina (David) McKelly of Lake Merle was a member of Mary Help ing Home in dietary for 8 years. She enjoyed gardening, St. Louis; two sons, Mark K. Buerck of Ballwin and Joseph W. of Christians Catholic Church in Ches- raising flowers and quilting. Buerck of Lake St. Louis; three brothers and two sisters, David ter. He was also a member of the Ea- Survivors include three daughters, Yvonne M. (Kenneth) (Helen) Buerck of Perryville, Irene (John) Sheerin of Lenexa, gles Club Aerie #3252 for over 48 years, Miesner of Perryville, Kay E. (Ray) Gerler of Frohna, Di- Kan., Melvin (Sharon) Buerck of Perryville, Doreen (Bill) Davis serving as secretary and treasurer for 26 ane B (Earl) Petzoldt of Frohna; two sons, Mark A (Con- of Maryland Heights, Paul (Susie) Buerck of Perryville; three years and Perryville American Legion Post #133 for over 54 nie) Mahnken of Perryville, Joel L. (Brooke) Mahnken of grandchildren, Ava, Emma and Jack McKelly; and his father-in- years. He enjoyed socializing and taking care of his yard. Leavenworth, Kan.; two sisters, Geraldine (Rev Donald) law and mother-in-law, Arlan and Ruby Steffens of Farrar. He was a Korean War Army Veteran. Kirst of Glen Carbon, Ill., Jeanette (Marvin) Poenitske of He was preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by his wife Wilma LaRose of Chester; one Brentwood, Tenn.; brother, Richard (Dorothy) Koenig of Visitation was Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2020, and 9-11:40 a.m. on son Mark (Lisa) LaRose of Chester; two daughters Tina (Mark) Jackson, 15 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren, 6 great- Thursday at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Perryville. Wolff of Gatlinburg, Tenn. and Kim (Ed) Holsapple of Chester; great grandchildren. Mass will be at noon Thursday, Sept. 10, 2020 at St. Vincent one brother John (Regina) LaRose of Perryville; one sister She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, and de Paul Catholic Church in Perryville with the Rev. Joe Geders Mary Ann Wucker of Perryville; eight grandchildren Danielle two sisters, Fern Kassel, infant sister, Gladys Koenig; infant C.M. officiating. Burial will be at Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery in (Jason) Holland, Jason Wolff, Dawn LaRose, Ronda LaRose, brother, Merlin Koenig; . Perryville. Memorial contributions may be given to St. Vincent de Kelsee (Lucas) Gibbs, Mandy (Tim) Jones, Heather Holsapple Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2020, Paul Church, Immanuel Lutheran School and St. Jude Children’s and Tasha (Mike) Fitch; nine great grandchildren and four and 6:30-8 am Friday, Sept. 11, 2020 at Ford Young Chapel Research Hospital. Online condolences may be made at www. great-great grandchildren. in Perryville. fordandyoungfuneralhome.com. He was preceded in death by his parents; one daughter Funeral Service will be at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11, 2020, Ronda LaRose and two brothers Robert and Donald LaRose. at Salem Lutheran Church in Farrar with the Rev. Roger Visitation will be Friday from 9-11 a..m. at Pechacek Fu- Abernathy officiating. Burial will be at Salem Lutheran Mary V. Parnell neral Homes in Chester. Cemetery in Farrar. PERRYVILLE A memorial service will be 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11, 2020, Memorial contributions may be given to Salem Lutheran at Pechacek Funeral Homes in Chester with Father Iuvenis Church Capital Improvement Fund, Lutheran Ministries. Mary Vivian Parnell, age 85, of Perryville died Saturday, Iheme officiating. A private inurnment will be held at St. Online condolences may be made at www.fordan- Aug. 29, 2020 at Perry County Memorial Hospital in Per- Mary’s Catholic Cemetery. dyoungfuneralhome.com. ryville. Services were private for the family. Ford & Young Memorial contributions may be given to St. Mary’s Cath- Ford & Young Funeral Home is in charge of arrange- Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. olic School. ments. “I think everything went well.” state, places where racial di- versity isn’t as prevalent and — Perryville Police Chief Direk Hunt Protest residents may not be fully WE PUT aware of the problems many FROM PAGE 1 even after they left the gazebo that we stand in solidarity with minorities face. ment sparked the killing of area and moved to the Jack- people of color and that we see “We had to hit those, be- Accident George Floyd in May 25 by son Street side, where they sat the injustices and that we will cause they’re rural areas and then-Minneapolis police offi- in the grass with their signs, not be silent about it.” they only learn one way and cer Derek Chauvin — who has watching people attending the MOSA member Montell we want to educate them on Damage in been fired and charged with Seaward of Farmington led some of the history behind unintentional second-degree Cruise In. Perryville Police Chief Di- many of the chants Saturday, things,” Seward said. “How murder, along with third-de- interspersed with historical are you going to be racist and gree murder and second-de- rek Hunt, described the protest as “mostly peaceful.” messages highlighting the then use things that Black peo- gree manslaughter — and contributions of Black people ple invented? We invented a REVERSE! further fueled by a police-in- “You never know what to expect,” Hunt said. “I think to modern life. lot of things that are making volved shooting in Wisconsin “We’re just trying to stop the world go around today.” last month that left a Black everything went well.” free auto repair estimates While MOSA was initial- the police brutality, the rac- Hunt said there were no man paralyzed after being shot ism and stuff,” Seaward said real incidents resulting from collision repair seven times in the back by a ly in charge of organizing the protest, much of the burden Saturday. “We’re not out here Saturday’s protest aside from white police officer. to fight anyone or start argu- what he described as an argu- frame alignment Saturday’s group of pro- fell on Perryville resident Tanya Bachmann, who is not ments. We’re just trying to get ment later in the evening be- testers, which varied in size a point across.” tween a protester and others auto painting from 20-30 and in age from a member of the organization. She said protests against social Seaward said MOSA on Jackson Street. bumpers about 20 to 80, was primari- formed earlier this year with “They talked for a while ly made up of local residents injustice are important. “Social injustices can range the mission of bringing aware- and worked things out,” Hunt wheel alignment with a few visitors from else- ness of social injustice to the said. “Everybody left peace- where in the region. anywhere from a corrupt sys- smaller communities in the fully.” Officers from the Perryville tem as a whole, police brutal- Police Department, unfamiliar ity, straight-up racism and all with the group or its motives, the way down to the subtle kept a close eye on Saturday’s racism, prejudices and bias- OPEN NOW THROUGH proceedings, but reported no es,” Bachmann said. “We just NOVEMBER 1, 2020 major incidents during the want to do our part to help us hours the group protested, improve as a society and show Perryville Pumpkin Farm Pumpkin Stacks in all Colors Fun Farm Activities with Safety Plans in Place NEW...Pig Pen, Soybean Maze, & Drive-Up Patch Get a head start on fall! 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remembrance at the Memori- Ne w Ar r i v a l s al’s full-sized, exact replica of Bikers the Vietnam Veterans Memori- al in Washington, D.C., which FROM PAGE 1 Beau Jameson Harrington Jayce Matthew French includes a POW/MIA candle- Rick and Chelsea Harrington of Cape Girardeau announce Brock French and Candace Beinlein of truck show held on Aug. 22 light vigil. the birth of their son Beau Jameson Harrington. He was born at Perryville announce the birth of their son featured approximately 90 To coincide with the vigil, 5:21 p.m. on Thursday, August 13, 2020, at Southeast Missouri Jayce Matthew French. He was born 4:56 trucks, an increase of more than the Bikers on the Square event Hospital in Cape Girardeau. p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 15, 2020 at Perry 30 vehicles from the previous will host a similar Sky Lantern He weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces and was 21 inches long. County Memorial Hospital. year. ceremony on Saturday. Beau was welcomed home by sister, Cora. He weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounces and was Duvall hopes for a similar Despite the large crowd Maternal grandparents are Kevin and Sue Robinson of Per- 20 inches long. Jayce was welcomed home increase or at least a stable expected, Duvall said that ryville. Paternal grandparents are Rick and Tracy Harrington of by sisters Sophie, 6 and Anna, 4. number of attendees from past there will be at least 16 signs Ellis Grove, Ill. and Rick and Sally Palen of Cape Girardeau. Jayce Maternal grandparents are Stephanie and years. posted around the downtown “We have a group riding in French Justin Beinlein. square that she had made up from Springfield for an event at to remind participants and at- Maternal great-grandparents were Shir- the Missouri National Veterans tendees to follow the CDC and ley Lowery and Stephen Bingham. Paternal grandparents are Oliver Russell Leimbach Memorial on Saturday night,” Perry County Health Depart- Leslie French and Michael French Cody Leimbach and Bailey McKinney announce the birth Duvall said. ment guidelines about social of their son Oliver Russell Leimbach. He was born at 12:47 “We thought we would distancing. p.m. on Friday, August 21, 2020 at Southeast Missouri Hospital have less numbers for the “It is an outside event and in Cape Girardeau. Reyna Mae-Ann Martin truck show, but we actually knock on wood, but we didn’t He weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 20 inches long. Zachary and Makinzie (Griffith) had more. I don’t know if we see on the health department’s Maternal grandparents are Sherry McKinney of Perryville Martin of Ellis Grove, Ill. announce the should expect to have more or Facebook page about any ex- and Jesse McKinney of St. Louis. Paternal grandparents are birth of their daughter Reyna Mae-Ann less people, but we will see.” posures to the virus from the Jeff and Penny Richleman of Perryville and Jeff Leimbach of Martin. That event, billed as the truck show and we are hoping Altenburg She was born 10:34 a.m. on Wednes- Missouri Vietnam Wall Run, for the same results this time as day, Aug. 19, 2020, at Perry County Me- is expected to bring hundreds well,” Duvall said. morial Hospital. of motorcycle enthusiasts from Duvall said to expect live Sophia Amelia Ferguson She weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces and across the state — and some music as well as plenty of mo- Benjamin and Brandi (Hoch) Ferguson Reyna was 20 inches long. from across the country — to torcycles. This year, the event of Perryville announce the birth of their Martin Reyna was welcome home by brother Missouri’s National Veterans will be highlighted by Kid daughter Sophia Amelia Ferguson. She Sebastian, 1. Memorial in Perryville that Fri- Kentucky, a Kid Rock Tribute was born at 11:34 p.m. on Sunday, Au- Maternal grandparents are Greg Griffith and Natasha day for a day of ceremony and Band that will begin at 7 p.m. gust 9, 2020 at Perry County Memorial Kincaid of Chester. Hospital. Maternal great-grandparents are Bruce McDonough of 9:30-10:30 am Monday-Friday. She weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces and Chester and Diane Chidister of Arkansas. They may enter the bus park- was 21 inches long. Paternal grandparents are Jason Martin, Danyel Martin, Meals ing lot and stay to the right. The Sophia pick-up location will be at the Maternal grandparents are Wayne and Christine Martin of Chester. FROM PAGE 1 Ferguson Lissa Hoch of Perryville. Paternal great-grandparents are Peggy King of Chicago high school cafeteria. Paternal grandparents are Trish Fergu- and Connie Martin of South Bend, Ind. every day,” Perry County All children up to age 18 son of Perryville and Troy Brown of Flower Mound, Texas School District Food Service can receive a free breakfast Director Debbie Baer said. and lunch each day (these Matthew Brian Holt The service began Tuesday, are school meals, so they are when the cafeteria served 400 suitable for children age 3+). Joshua Holt and Annamarie Persons of meals, a number Baer said was Breakfast includes an entrée, Perryville announce the birth of their son great for the first day. juice, and milk, while lunch in- Matthew Brian Holt. He was born 9:21 “It went as smoothly as we cludes an entrée or sandwich, p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2020, at Perry could have hoped for,” Baer fruit, vegetable, and milk. County Memorial Hospital. said. There is no income eligibil- He weighed 7 pounds, 5.5 ounces and The district went 100 per- ity requirement. This is free to was 19.5 inches long. Maternal grandpar- cent virtual to combat the everyone. ent is Wendy Persons of House Springs. spread of COVID-19, but Baer For more information, con- Matthew Maternal great-grandparent is Willard hopes to come back to school tact Baer at dbaer@pcsd32. Holt Pogue of Dittmer. Paternal grandparent soon, and the virtual students is Donald Holt of Perryville. Paternal com or 573-547-7500 Ext. 220. will continue to have the op- “We are thrilled that the great-grandparent is Kathy Holt of Perryville. portunity to receive lunch and USDA has extended this pro- breakfast. gram to allow us to provide “Everyone is virtual right two daily meals to the children now because we are shut down, but when the kids do in our community,” Baer said. come back on campus, we still “This is open to all children, plan on having a grab and go whether you’re enrolled in option for the virtual students,” Pirates At Home, Pirates On Baer said. 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She was helped with a nice play there,” Boss said. “As we PERRYVILLE 0 PERRYVILLE 38 on a sharp groundball to start saw tonight all it takes is one WINDSOR 18 the fifth inning by Brittanie play and Williams can just By Justin Hotop [email protected] Stewart to stymie a possible By Justin Hotop take off and score like he did Perryville rally. [email protected] a couple of times tonight.” Perryville softball coach Ann-Marie Simpson took Perryville started the scor- Dustin Wengert boiled the the loss for Perryville as she Perryville football coach ing on the night after they game down quite simply. His went all seven innings, gave Blane Boss could take a sigh stopped the Owl offense on up three runs on six hits, with of relief on Friday night as team could not string together their first drive. six strikeouts. his team showed what they hits. The Lady Pirates scat- Sam Barber broke up Jackson struck early in were capable of as the Pirates tered three hits as they fell 3-0 a long pass on the second the first when Kylie Darrow captured their first win of the to Jackson on Thursday on fourth down during the drive reached first on a one-bunt season with a 38-18 victory what was ultimately deemed and Perryville took the ball bunt. Simpson was able to over Windsor. senior night. and got on the board first strike out the next batter, but “I’m happy for the kids “Jackson had three innings Jackson’s Ainsley Watson hit and for them to get in the with, a four yard scamper where they put back-to-back a soft line-drive to center that win column and experience by Jay Jannin to go up 6-0 hits together and that was gave Jackson a 1-0 advantage. that,” Boss said. “We still near the end of the opening the difference in the game,” That was all the Indians could have some things to work quarter. Wengert said. “We gave up muster until the final two in- on and a long way to go. We Perryville will have to probably two hard hit balls all nings when they scored a run have some young guys up wait a little bit longer to ex- night and it seemed like at the in each of the sixth and sev- front and it was our goal to perience the joy of scoring a plate we were a fraction off enth innings. get the win this week and we touchdown and the thrill of on our swings, which caused Perryville looked to have did that.” victory as they will miss out a lot of our contact to be fly The win was predicated on week 3 as the school goes balls and pop-ups.” momentum in the fifth inning when Jackson threatened in on a complete 180-degree 100 percent virtual. The hits were few and far between for the Lady Pi- the top half with a runner on turn from the previous week, The Pirates will forgo a rates (3-2) as Brooke Huber third and no outs. Jackson’s a 41-0 loss to St. Clair. After home contest with Park Hills smashed a double to the wall Brooke Gerau singled to earning just 98 total yards REPUBLIC-MONITOR/JUSTIN HOTOP Central with the hopes of start the inning and then stole against the Bulldogs, the Pi- Perryville seniors Fernando Bojorquez (23) and Sam with two outs in the bottom returning on Sept. 18 when of the first, but Anna Koran- both second and third before rates offense churned out 430 Barber (84) come together to take down a Windsor ball they travel to Fredericktown. total yards, including 323 on carrier and force a fumble early in the fi rst half of Per- do flew out to center to end Simpson struck out the next Boss said it will be in- the inning. That was the only two batters and then got Alli the ground. ryville’s victory over Windsor. teresting on how he and his Quarterback Evan Daugh- time that Perryville had a run- Gartman to pop out to Kyla the first 100 yard receiver in Boss was impressed by team navigate the open week. ner reach second base. Laurentius on the infield with erty led the way in the rush- “We are just going to have ing attack, earning 116 yards Boss’ now four year tenure. the Owls’ fight late in the Otherwise, Jackson pitcher a nice over the shoulder catch to see what the limitations on 17 carries and one score Boss thought that was the Karli Johnson held Perryville fading into centerfield. contest. are,” Boss said. “We will and Fernando Bojorquez fol- perfect time to push the ball at bay. Johnson led Jackson Perryville is now off until “They haven’t quit the have to see how it goes and lowed with 93 yards on 10 down the field. (4-0) from the circle, pitch- at least Sept. 15, as the district carries. “We saw what coverage past couple years and they play it by ear.” ing a complete game, giving has went 100 percent virtual. But it was the air attack they were in and liked the that changed the complexion matchup with Dawson and of the game late in the first there was about one minute half. left and if we connected, who After Windsor quarter- knows what could have hap- back Derek Williams scram- pened.” Boss said. “Thank- bled for a 13 yard touchdown fully it worked out for us.” run to the game at 6-6 with Boss also praised his 1:06 left before halftime, senior signal-caller on his there were probably many night. fans in the stands and even “Evan did well with the coaches on the sideline deep ball and “Dawson that thought that Perryville didn’t even have to move should run the clock out af- his hands, the pass was right ter seeing a long field for the on the money,” Boss said. Pirate offense. “Dawson did a great job to- However, Boss was not night and it’s what I expect one of them. from those guys.” Perryville senior Dawson Perryville added to its Camden caught three passes lead in the third quarter as on the drive, including a 52- Bojorquez scored from six yard pass down the sideline yards out with 2:57 left on and into the redzone, before the third quarter. capping the drive with a two- Windsor responded with a yard touchdown off of a slant 48-yard run by Williams sec- route, giving Perryville the onds into their ensuing drive. 12-6 lead heading into the Perryville iced the game break. Daugherty went 5-7 with touchdown runs by on the night for 107 yards Daugherty, and Holt, and a and two touchdowns and 33-yard catch by Dawson. one interception. Camden Windsor pulled within scores caught each of his quarter- on a catch off a tipped pass backs passes and compiled to make it 30-18.
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Vigil Mass: 4:30 p.m., Embrace Grace: Practical & spiritual support for young church a lot as a child because shame.” (re- Another verse says, “Ain’t it statement, “…why worry about Sun.: 7 a.m. & 9 a.m. unwed mothers • In Session Now my dad was a pastor. peat) “Ain’t it a a shame to lie on Sunday, ain’t a speck in your friend’s eye Daily Mass: Mon. Tue. & Sat.: 8 a.m. Our congregation like most, shame to work it a shame. Ain’t it a shame to when you have a log in your Wed. - Fri.: 6 a.m. & 8 a.m. PENTECOSTAL did not sing every song in the on Sunday lie on Sunday when you got own?” (Matthew 7:3, NLT) St. V incent’s - in - the - Vineyard Timber Ridge Church of Jesus Christ hymnal. when you got Monday, Tuesday Wednesday As amazing as it is that T. All Faiths Chapel • 573-747-1000 10375 Highway J, Perryville, MO 63775 Occasionally we would Monday, Tues- TIM and you got Thursday, Friday H. Wiseman wrote the song, it 24345 St. Rt. WW, Ste. 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Kyle Yamnitz Tumble Rock Lane • 19041067 • $35,000 309 N Main St, Perryville 573-270-7872 19013134 • 5,000 sq ft+ building • Offi ce area, restrooms • Storage building • $180,000 Jason • GreatHome investment sites located opportunity! right off Blechle Hwy V at Ball Mill Estates. 573-513-0170 • 32+Beautiful Self-storage home units sites to build on COMMERCIAL just minutes from town. Devin • 3 Bedroom 2 full baths Rental • Water and electricity available Blandford 573-517-8686 • 2.60on some acres sites.m/l • 5.05 ac. • 65850 • $29,900 Andrew • Room5.04 ac.to GROW! • 56260 • $35,000 Graham 573-768-9053 315 N Main St, Perryville BALL MILL 19039511 – 2 BR main level laundry & Apt. upstairs for added income • 40x90 warehouse • $115,000 • 1.530.9 Story acres brick +/- home in city with limits 4 BR, 2 BA • Refinished flooring on the main 573-547-1214 • • Ready to develop www.ahreal.com www.perryvillerealtyexperts.comlevel 1303 W. Saint Joseph Street, Perryville, MO 63775 • UpdatedBarn, public kitchen water, with &stainless cistern steel appliances • 1Spring Car detached plus 1 pond garage & fenced • inZoned yard R-3
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DIRECTV - Switch and SAID DESCRIBED TRACT. [MORE AC- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Beverly Rachel DeCastro: Rick’s Painting Save! $49.99/month. Se- CURATELY DESCRIBED AS: PART OF PERRY COUNTY, MISSOURI 2X2s for September 6, 2020 (all statewides unless ¬ed) Metal Repair THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE PROBATE DIVISION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That an ac- lect All-Included Pack- Barn & roof painting, TRUSTEE’S SALE age. 155 Channels. 1000s NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION tion has been commenced against you in house painting, & 20, TOWNSHIP 34 NORTH, RANGE 13 Case No.: 20PR-PR00058 the Circuit Court for the County of Perry, of Shows/Movies On trailer roof coating, IN RE: Jason M. Wheeler AKA Demand. FREE Genie Jason Matthew Wheeler, a single EAST, PERRY COUNTY, MISSOURI, State of Missouri, the object and general metal repair,fix leaks, & DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN- In the Matter of: ) nature of which is a Petition for Change of HD DVR Upgrade. Pre- screw down loose metal. person Trustee’s Sale: mium movie channels, NING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER MICHAEL KEASLING, ) Name. No Job Too Big Or FREE for 3 mos! Call For default in payment of debt and per- OF 2 ACRES IN SAID QUARTER OF A ) The names of all parties to said suit are Small 1-844-547-3631 formance of obligation secured by Deed QUARTER SECTION, BELONGING TO a Minor Child. ) stated above in the caption hereof and the We Can Paint Any Color of Trust executed by Jason M. Wheeler MRS. ANNA SPITZ AT A POST IN THE ) name and address of the Attorney for Pe- You Want! PERRYVILLE AND WITTENBERG ROAD; MICHAEL RAY MUNGLE and MERRI ) titioner is: James R. Joyce, PO Box 405, Residential & Business AKA Jason Matthew Wheeler, a single person dated September 7, 2016 and THENCE SOUTH 85 DEGREES WEST 1 KRIS MUNGLE, ) Park Hills, Missouri 63601. 573-547-5854 CHAIN AND 61 LINKS IN SAID ROAD; ) YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED That, un- 573-517-8489 recorded in the Offi ce of the Recorder of Deeds of Perry County, Missouri as THENCE NORTH 6 CHAINS AND 57 Petitioners. ) less you fi le an answer or other pleading or Document No.: 2016R02657 modifi ed by LINKS; THENCE SOUTH 85 DEGREES shall otherwise appear and defend against Commercial & Scrivener’s Error Affi davit recorded April EAST 1 CHAIN AND 61 LINKS; THENCE NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR the aforesaid Petition within 45 days after Residential 3, 2017 as Document No.: 2017R00836 SOUTH 6 CHAINS AND 31 LINKS TO SERVICE BY PUBLICATION the 20th day of August, 2020, Judgment in • Lawn Care the undersigned Successor Trustee, at THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, ALSO, ON favor of Petitioners will be rendered against • Mulching the request of the legal holder of said THE WEST SIDE OF THIS TRACT 30 TO: Weylan Keasling you. • Landscaping Petzoldt Tree Service Tree Removal, Note will on Monday, October 5, 2020 FEET ALONG THE SAID ROAD; THENCE IT IS ORDERED That a copy hereof be No job to big Trimming, Stump between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 NORTH TO THE NORTHWEST COR- FROM: State of Missouri published according to law in Republic No job to small Grinding, Insured p.m., (at the specifi c time of 4:30 PM), at NER OF THE AFORESAID DESCRIBED Monitor, newspaper of general circulation Starting at $30 TRACT.] You are hereby notifi ed that an action has published in the County of Perry, State of 573-547-6056 or the East Front Door of the Court House, Insured been commenced against you in the Circuit Missouri. 573-517-2373 City of Perryville, County of Perry, State Call for free estimate of Missouri, sell at public vendue to to satisfy said debt and cost. Court for the County of Perry, Missouri, the 573-846-6344 the highest bidder for cash the follow- object and general nature of which is a Pe- Jennifer Hotop, Circuit Clerk ing described real estate, described in MILLSAP & SINGER, P.C., tition for Appointment of Co-Guardianship By: Donn Schremp, Deputy Clerk Insured Tree Trimming Successor Trustee and Co-Conservatorship. and Removal said Deed of Trust, and situated in Perry Reasonably priced! County, State of Missouri, to wit: 612 Spirit Drive St. Louis, MO 63005 The names of all parties to said suit are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Gary Moll (636) 537-0110 stated above in the caption hereof and the Wibbenmeyer 573-517-2593 PART OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER PERRY COUNTY, MISSOURI Concreters OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF File No: File No: name and address of the attorney for Peti- PROBATE DIVISION VI Decorating Concrete SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 34 NORTH, 191528.100520.406947 FC tioners is Kristi N. Hoff of the fi rm of Brad- shaw, Steele, Cochrane, Berens & Bill- ESTATE NO. #19PR-PR00074 & Basements Tree trimming and RANGE 13 EAST: BEGINNING AT THE Decorative & Stamped SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 2 ACRES IN NOTICE meyer, L.C. located at 3113 Independence tree removal Street, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63703. Concrete Landscaping bucket SAID QUARTER OF A QUARTER SEC- STATE OF MISSOURI ) Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Foundation & Flatwork truck service. TION, BELONGING TO MRS. ANNA ) SS. Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), no You are further notifi ed that, unless you COUNTY OF PERRY ) For free estimate call Terry Brewer SPITZ AT A POST IN THE PERRYVILLE or email us AND WITTENBERG ROAD; THENCE information concerning the collection of fi le an answer or other pleading or shall 573-768-9836 this debt may be given without the prior otherwise appear and defend against the [email protected] SOUTH 85A DEGREES WEST 1 CHAIN In the Estate of Paul Phillips consent of the consumer given directly aforesaid Petition within 45 days after the KENNETH A. WETTER, Deceased. 573-517-0759 573-768-5582 AND 61 LINKS IN SAID ROAD; THENCE NORTH 6 CHAINS AND 57 LINKS; to the debt collector or the express per- 3rd day of September 2020, Judgment by THENCE SOUTH 85A DEGREES EAST 1 mission of a court of competent jurisdic- Default will be rendered against you. NOTICE OF CHAIN AND 61 LINKS; THENCE SOUTH tion. The debt collector is attempting FILING STATEMENT 6 CHAINS AND 31 LINKS TO THE to collect a debt and any information IT IS ORDERED that a copy hereof be pub- OF ACCOUNT AND SCHEDULE PLACE OF BEGINNING CONTAINING obtained will be used for that purpose. lished according to law in the Republic OF PROPOSED DISTRIBUTION ONE ACRE, ALSO ON THE WEST SIDE Monitor, a newspaper of general circula- OF THIS TRACT 30 FEET ALONG THE PUBLISH ON: September 10, 2020 tion published in the County of Perry, State To all persons interested in the Estate of SAID ROAD; THENCE NORTH TO THE 09/17/2020, 09/24/2020, 10/01/2020 of Missouri. Kenneth A. Wetter, deceased: NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE AFORE- WITNESS my hand and seal of the Circuit 1. Notice is hereby given that the Court, this 1st day of July, 2020. undersigned independent personal representative of said estate will fi le PERRY COUNTY, CIRCUIT CLERK a Statement of Account in the Pro- By: /s/Julie L’Hote, Deputy Clerk bate Division of the Circuit Court of Perry County, Missouri on October 14, 2020 or as may be continued by the court. 2. If no objection to the Statement of COMPLIANCE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Account or the Proposed Schedule Association of the Miraculous Medal PERRY COUNTY, MISSOURI, of Distribution is fi led in the court 1811 West Saint Joseph Street • Perryville, Missouri 63775-1598 AT PERRYVILLE, MISSOURI, within twenty (20) days after the fi l- 1-800-264-MARY (6279) • 1-573-547-2508 ASSISTANT DIVISION VI ing of the Statement of Account, the www.amm.org • [email protected] FULL TIME - DAYS independent personal representative Case Number: 19PR-DR00089 will distribute in accordance with the schedule of proposed distribu- tion contained in the Statement of SYSTEMS ANALYST In the Matter of ) Responsibilities include: Account. The Association of the Miraculous Medal · Assist with Payroll. KIRSTEN MARIE ) 3. If no proceeding is commenced in DECASTRO-TRAMONTANA, ) the court within six months after the (www.amm.org), a nonprofi t religious and · Complete license, registration, a minor, b/n/f ) fi ling of the Statement of Account, the devotional organization supporting the Vincentians, and permits for equipment. CHRISTOPHER TRAMONTANA, ) undersigned independent personal is currently seeking a Systems Analyst. · Review and educate drivers on proper use and CHRISTOPHER TRAMONTANA, ) representative is discharged from individually, ) further claim or demand by an inter- of electronic logs to ensure compliance. ) ested party. The Systems Analyst designs, codes, Petitioners, ) tests, documents, and implements FRANK J. WETTER, Skills & Qualifications: ORDER OF PUBLICATION INDEPENDENT PERSONAL applications to satisfy user requests. OF NOTICE REPRESENTATIVE · High School Diploma/GED 3604 BARTER STREET, Qualifi cations: · Familiar with Microsoft Offi ce Suite The State of Missouri to the ST. CHARLES, MO 63301 A Degree in Information Systems or related fi eld is and basic computer skills Natural Mother, required (Associates acceptable depending upon · Strong organizational and time experience). Experience with relational databases management skills. and familiarity of RPG, VB.Net, SQL and networking Positions Available at skills are a plus. Benefits Include: THE SPILLWAY · Health, Dental, & Vision Insurance FOR ALL AREAS IN For consideration, please mail or email a letter of · Supplemental Insurance THE COUNTRY STORE, KITCHEN & BAR application, resume, and salary requirements to: Hours Vary. Must be able to work weekends. · 401k with company match Apply in Person at The Spillway Bar & Grill and ask for Jim. Located on Hwy T across from Lake Perry entrance. The Association of the Miraculous Medal · Paid Holidays and Vacation ATTN: Human Resources Manager 1811 West St Joseph Street, Perryville, MO 63775 For more information visit our [email protected] website at www.rolletbros.com WE’VE GOT MORE or call 1-800-942-5590. EOE THAN , FRIENDS! (They’re called readers) PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2020, Starting at 9 am Will sell the personal property of the Late Ronald Turlin at 781 PCR 800, Perryville, MO 63775. Located behind the Seminary grounds. Take St. Joseph to Sycamore, then 3/10 mile to Sandstone on left, then 7/10 mile to auction on left. Watch for auction signs. TRACTORS—TRUCKS—FARM IMPLEMENTS FOLLOW US! —TOOLS—HOUSEHOLD—GUNS @perryvillenews (Farm Items and Guns to Sell at 12:00 Noon) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2020, Starting at 1:00 pm PUBLIC NOTICE OF SURFACE MINING APPLICATION Will sell the personal property of the Late Leroy Turlin at 7008 Hwy. T, Perryville, MO 63775. Watch for auction signs PERMIT RENEWAL TRACTORS—FARM IMPLEMENTS—TRAILERS—TOOLS Auctioneer Note: Lots of interesting items at these auctions. Some very nice old tractors and equipment. Edward J Robinson DBA Big Cedar Stone, 50 Robinson Industrial Drive, Perryville, MO 63775, has applied to renew their Announcements made auction day take precedence over all printed material. May sell in 2 rings on Saturday. permit from the Department of Natural Resources, Land Reclamation Program, to continue to mine Limestone on 80 acres of Visit us online at seyerauction.com. land located in Perry County, Section 2-T35N-R9E and Section 11-T35N-R9E.
Terms: Cash or Approved Check. Lunch on Grounds on Saturday. Not responsible for accidents or theft. This operation will be conducted during the approximate dates of 10/1/2020 to 12/1/2070.
OWNER: The Late Ronald and Leroy Turlin Written comments or a request for an informal public meeting may be made by any person with a direct, personal interest in Auction Conducted By: one or more of the factors that the Staff Director may consider in issuing a permit, as required by The Land Reclamation Act, sections 444.760 to 444.790 RSMo. SEYER AUCTION SERVICE Oak Ridge, MO Mail written comments, or a request for an informal public meeting to: Director, Land Reclamation Program, Department of Natural Resources, PO Box 176, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0176. All comments and requests for a public meeting must be Col. Chester Seyer Charles Mangel L.R. Brandes submitted in writing to the director’s office no later than fifteen days following the final public notice publication date. For 573-788-2405 573-266-3379 573-243-2650 more information about this process, please contact the Land Reclamation Program by telephone at 573-751-4041. 2X2s for September 6, 2020 (all statewides unless noted)
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4-FAMILY GARAGE SALE The best Yard Sales 2220 Hwy. B Mile From Town Friday, Sept. 11 • 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. are in the Saturday, Sept. 12 • 7 a.m. – 11 a.m. YARD Office Supplies, Book Bags, Books (Kid – Adult), SALE Puzzles, Craft Supplies, Home Décor, Original Prints, Curio Cabinet, Standing Mirror, Jar Center- pieces, Ceiling Light Fixtures, Small Bike, Vendetta Demarini Bat, Strollers, Toys, Crib Bumper Pads, Shoes (Women, Toddler, Boys, Girls 3-4), Baby Items, Clothes-Girls 10-12, DEADLINE: Tuesday at Noon Women’s M-L-24W, Formals, Men’s L-XL-34, Costumes. Rain or Shine. 2 x 1.5...$20.00 Print & Digital (40 words or less) 2 x 3...$32.00 Print & Digital (40-80 words) Saturday Make Offer. BASEMENT SALE GARAGE SALE ESTATE SALE of FUNDRAISER YARD SALE 53 S. French Lane ROBERT & KATHLEEN BRADLEY 103 Blake Street 15 S. Jackson St. 186 Oak (Hwy T to Hwy. N, Left on Pine, Friday, Sept. 11 • 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Back of Building at H Squared Monograms & More Thursday, Sept. 10 • 3 p.m. – 7 p.m. Right on Oak, 2nd House on Right) Friday, Sept. 11 • 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12 • 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12 • 7 a.m. – 2 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11 • 7 a.m. – 1 p.m. New: Tape Measures, Magnetic Bowls, Antique Stove, Antique Furniture, Home Saturday, Sept. 12 • 7 a.m. – 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 12 • 7 a.m. – 11 a.m. Swivel Casters, Car Products, Dock Cleats, Décor, Shoes, Men’s, Women’s, Juniors & Holiday Décor, Children’s Books, Games, Bedroom Set, Couch, Desks, Curios, Antique Tools, Lights, Easyliners, Baskets, Pet Supplies, Teen Boy Clothes, Lots of Miscellaneous! Puzzles, Pampered Chef, Crafts, Toys, Household Sewing Machine, Household Tools, Snow Microfiber Cloths, Etc. - Couch, Adult Clothes, Melissa, Tracy, Dewanna Items, Clothing, Shoes, Home Décor, Etc. Blower, Tiller, Etc. Desk, Lamps, Wagon Seat, Miscellaneous. APARTMENT SALE GARAGE SALE MOVING-FINAL SALE MOVING SALE 1908 E. Harvest Circle Hwy. 51 South EVERYTHING MUST GO EVERYTHING NEEDS TO GO Friday, Sept. 11 • 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. 8 Miles Past Walmart ½ Mile Past KK 410 Bruce Street 2783 Hwy. B Saturday, Sept. 12 • 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11 • Noon - ? Saturday, Sept. 12 • 7 a.m. – Noon Saturday, Sept. 12 • 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Baby Girl (12M – 4T), Boys (NB – 5T), Saturday, Sept. 12 • 8 a.m. - ? New Items Added-Girl Clothes, Jeans (8-13), More Furniture, Children’s Toys, Women’s (S – XL), Shoes, Toys, Vanity/Desk, Household Items, Clothes, Books, Jewelry, Tops (S-XL), Shorts/Capris (8-13), Xmas Décor, Clothes, Blankets, Movies, Kitchen, Corner Shelf Stand, Décor, Miscellaneous Sheets, Baby Items, Tapes, & Large Tubs. Treadmill, Jewelry. Prices Marked To Sell. Household, Christmas, New Quilt Tops. Household Items, & Lots More. Still Adding Stuff! Much More. All Clothing ½ Price After 11 a.m. Lots of Miscellaneous.
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