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DIGEST MISSOURI COMMUNITY BETTERMENT Changes ahead ‘Amazing and historic’ for PCSD plan Virtual presentations highlight local projects By Robert Cox brief shift in By Robert Cox In fact, the MCB web- ents each of its projects in [email protected] learning was [email protected] site lists Albany, Caledonia, person to judges, often tour- part of the Two weeks after making and Perryville as the three ing facilities related to each. district’s ini- Since 1963, Perryville communities that have been This year, the COVID-19 the decision to temporarily tial reopening has participated in the an- participating throughout the pandemic prevented in-per- Gubernatorial forum transition to 100-percent on- plan, but after nual Missouri Community existence of the yearly rec- son presentations, moving the The Republic-Monitor, KOMU- line learning and a week after seeing it in ac- ceasing in-person classes, stu- Betterment Program, which ognition. judging process online. TV in Columbia, and the Missou- tion and based ndy This year’s projects — ri Press Association will partner dents at Perry County School on consulta- omstoc highlights the hard work and That participation conin- District had their second first dedication that individuals ued this year, despite a few the downtown mural, the to livestream a gubernatorial tion with the Perry County Hometown Heroes banner forum beginning at 2 p.m. on Fri- day of school on Monday. Health Department, that plan have poured into their com- changes. day, Sept. 25, from the Missouri PCSD superintendent munities across the state, Under normal circum- project, the Lucas & Friends Theater in Columbia. The MPA/ Andy Comstock said the SEE CHANGES/PAGE 9 winning multiple awards. stances, the committee pres- SEE PROJECTS/PAGE 9 KOMU-8 Gubernatorial Forum is being produced in coopera- tion with the Missouri School of Paying tribute Journalism. It will be held in the Early University of Missouri’s historic Missouri Theatre. This forum will be the fi rst time all four candidates, including Gov. Mike voting Parson, R; State Auditor Nicole Galloway, D; Libertarian nomi- nee Rik Combs; and Green Party begins nominee Jerome Bauer share a common stage to discuss their positions on issues affecting the Tuesday state. David Lieb, the Associat- ed Press’ chief correspondent in Jefferson City, will moderate. By Robert Cox [email protected] Candidates will be questioned by media members representing KOMU, the Missouri School of If there’s one thing Per- Journalism, and the Missouri ry County Clerk Jared Kutz Press Association. wants county residents to know regarding to the Nov. 3 general election, it’s that vot- ing in person is safe — or at least, as safe as his office and election officials can make it. “Voting in person is safe,” Kutz said. “That’s the mes- sage I want to get out. It’s safe and it is also the surest way to ensure your ballot counts.” In Missou- ared ri, voters who ut are concerned about voting in person or who won’t be able to make it to the polls on election day will be able to request absentee or mail- Changes to Week 4 in ballots beginning Tuesday, Instead of playing Hercula- Sept. 22. neum in Week 4 as scheduled Concerns over in-person the St. Vincent football team SUBMITTED PHOTO voting began cropping up in will have to adapt on the fl y. erry ounty heriff s e uty Lonnie ohnson ta es a moment to re ect during a s ecial - tri ute held riday the spring, as preparations The Indians will now play at e t. at Missouri s ational eterans Memorial in erryville. he s ecial tri ute mar ed the th anniversary of for the scheduled municipal Kelly High School on Saturday the day a coordinated attac against the nited tates y al- aeda on e t. claimed lives and in ured election in April were under- at 6:30 p.m. as both squads more than eo le ma ing it the single deadliest terrorist attac in human history. he attac also claimed the way, just as the COVID-19 had opponents dealing with pandemic began spreading COVID-19 issues. 6 lives of fi refi ghters and olice offi cers who were illed in the colla se of the orld rade enter in ew or . he two s otlights that served as the heart of the local tri ute a re ection of the much larger tri ute in ew or across the country. lit the s y from - .m. reaching thousands of feet into the air. he event was organi ed y erryville resident That election, which Glen Morgan who said he was e cited to e a le to ma e the tri ute a reality. t s honoring all the olice offi cers would have fallen during the fi refi ghters and the thousands of eo le that were murdered and in ured that day Morgan said. SEE VOTING/PAGE 4A Wall Run hits town Friday CHESTER BRIDGE By Justin Hotop the eighth annual Bikers on tember 18, with a contingent MoDOT: Repairs [email protected] the Square event on Saturday of motorcycles starting early in downtown Perryville. in the morning and riding to Indians fall There will be plenty of “It will be a little easier Perryville and arriving at 3 Valle Catholic put a sour tone motorcycles around town on people who want to par- p.m. They will attend the can- complete for now on St. Vincent’s fi rst football this weekend. That’s because ticipate in both events,” Wall dlelight vigil later that night By Robert Cox on the Friday before Labor game of the season as they the second annual Missouri Run event organizer Terry at the Missouri’s National [email protected] Day weekend.” scored in bunches, handing the Vietnam Wall Run, sponsored Willey said. Veterans Memorial. That con- MoDOT’s decision to re- Indians a big loss in Week 3. 6 by the Veterans in Defense of This year’s edition of the tingent will then ride to Fred- Repair work on the Ches- duce the weight allowance on Liberty and Liberty Riders of Wall Run has been changed ericktown on Saturday and ter Bridge took much less the 78-year-old bridge came America, will be timed to co- to a two-day event that will meet up with another group time than engineers original- after a detailed inspection by INDEX incide with National POW/ begin in Willey’s hometown from St. Louis and around the ly estimated. HDR, an engineering con- MIA Recognition Day and of Springfield on Friday, Sep- SEE WALL/PAGE 10 When the project — along sulting firm contracted by with a significant reduction MoDOT. Ring Day at St. Vincent in the bridge’s weight allow- “They had a whole list of Public Safety ...... 2 City board ance from 40 tons to 25 tons problems with [the bridge] and News ...... 3 that could have caused signif- came back with load-rating rec- Obituaries ...... 4 discusses icant issues for local industry ommendations and we weren’t News ...... 5 — was first announced Sept. SEE REPAIRS/PAGE 3 4 by the Missouri Depart- Sports ...... 6 subdivsion ment of Transportation, ini- News ...... 7 tial estimates put the length Faith ...... 8-9 By Robert Cox [email protected] of the project at potentially Puzzle ...... 10 two months. Classifi eds ...... 9-12 Tuesday’s meeting of the In the end it was more like Perryville Board of Alder- a short week. men wasn’t exactly typical. Last Wednesday, MoDOT The meeting featured announced that the work had FOLLOW US ON... a relatively small agenda, been completed and the 40- along with a missing may- ton weight allowance would or, an alderman, and a city be restored the next day. administrator that attended MoDOT’s Southeast Dis- @PERRYVILLENEWS virtually as he completes an trict engineer Mark Croarkin isolation period related to told the Republic-Monitor the COVID-19. rapid completion came down That didn’t mean there to fortunate circumstances. wasn’t plenty of discussion. “It couldn’t have gone After approving the con- REPUBLIC-MONITOR/JUSTIN HOTOP better,” Croarkin said. “We SUBSCRIBER ADDRESS HERE t. incent seniors Genevieve Li e and esse o inson sent agenda — which fea- had good weather, we had show off their rings during the ing ay ceremony ri- tured items ranging from the good details, we didn’t have day at t. incent de aul hurch in erryville. uring monthly financial report to to contract it out — just ev- © 2017, Pe r r yvi l l e project payments ($252,687 Ne w sp a p e r s, In c. the ceremony an annual tradition that dates ac to erything fell in place. That ather ich ehrmeyer lessed the rings of seniors. SEE BOARD/PAGE 5 really wasn’t where we were 2 • Th u r sd a y , Se p t e m b e r 17, 2020 PUB LIC SAF ETY Th e Re p u b l i c- Mo 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.
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nounced on Sept. 4 it would be the community.” year historically.” determination to get the work tion is going to be replacing lowering the weight allowance MoDOT’s initial an- A story published in the completed as quickly as pos- the bridge, a project currently Repairs on the Chester Bridge to 25 nouncement of the project Sept. 10 issue of the Repub- sible, with MoDOT calling projected for 2028 for an esti- tons — effectively closing the caused much concern among lic-Monitor — which went to in crews and equipment from mated cost of approximately FROM PAGE 1 only river crossing between St. local farmers and businesses, press before MoDOT made its Jefferson City, St. Louis and $140 million. sure exactly how we were go- Louis and Cape Girardeau to many of whom rely on the announcement on Sept. 9 — all over the Southeast District. “If you found a way to help ing to repair it,” Croarkin said. most tractor-trailer traffic — in bridge as an integral part of detailed the struggles many “There may be some oth- me get $140 million, I’d be all “If I get kind of specific, there order to make the necessary their daily operations, making local businesses and farmers er things we have to fix, but over replacing this bridge,” were some weld details that repairs. up a large portion of the more would face if the weight re- we knew we had to take care Croarkin said. “We’re doing needed work. Welds on old Croarkin said the repair than 6,400 vehicles that use striction remained in place. of this quick,” Croarkin said. everything we can to make structures are pretty sensitive plans produced following the bridge across the Missis- The closest alternate routes “We jumped on it right away. sure it stays open and that and we had to work around HDR’s inspection made it sippi River each day. — the Jefferson Barracks On a 78-year-old bridge, the community has use of the that. We really didn’t know clear that MoDOT crews could “We were very surprised bridge to the north and the there’s a lot of rust underneath bridge until we can replace that we were going to be able complete the work themselves. and concerned to receive that Bill Emerson Bridge to the — there’s just a ton to look at. it. Right now, we’re working to do it with our own crews. It “They’re a great firm to call (notifying us of the weight south — can add, on average, There were a few places where on, ‘What does it take to push was one of those things that we work with,” Croarkin said. reduction],” said Tom Welge, approximately two hours to a the top flange was really pretty it down the road a little bit thought we might have to con- “They produced plans that CEO of Gilster-Mary Lee in trip that usually takes consid- well gone. We had to take the more?’” tract out. We knew it was bad were very easy for us to do Chester, a food packaging cor- erably less, even on a round deck off and put some new MoDOT does have a enough that we had to drop the with our own crews over the poration that operates several trip, potentially adding tens of plates on it and work around bridge rehabilitation project load posting. So we told ev- holiday weekend. We called plants on both sides of the riv- thousands of dollars in extra some welds, but we got that programmed for 2021, which erybody where we were. ‘This in equipment and crews from er and relies on the bridge not shipping costs for farmers and taken care of pretty quick.” should allow the bridge to re- may take a while, but we have all over and we just hit it as only for its workers but also other industries. Croarkin, who was named main operational until the pro- to do what’s safe.’” hard as we could because we its shipping fleet. “This is go- Those difficulties, Croar- the Southeast District engineer jected date for the replacement As a result, MoDOT an- know this is a huge impact to ing into our busiest time of the kin said, formed much of his on Sept. 1, said the best solu- project. they walked out, and it was less belief or practice; employment systems; have diabetes; have than 10 minutes.” as an election authority, as a chronic kidney disease and are Voting Many of the voters, he said, member of an election author- undergoing dialysis; or have also wore face coverings, even ity, or by an election authority liver disease. ROM PAGE 1 HERE TO F sometimes poking their head at a location other than such Mail-in ballots are a different statewide stay-at-home order, in, seeing election workers in voter’s polling place; incar- story. According to the Secretary was ultimately postponed until masks and then returning to ceration, provided all qualifi- of State’s office, any Missouri June, giving the Missouri Sec- their vehicles to get their own cations for voting are retained; voter is eligible to vote by mail- retary of State’s office time to before coming in. and certified participation in the in ballot this year only. The pro- develop new procedures and For those who are at high state’s address confidentiality cess is very specific. SERVE safety protocols and share them risk for contracting the virus or program. Voters must complete an with election authorities across are still concerned about voting Some of those reasons — application to request a mail- the state. in person, there are other op- such as religious beliefs, work- in ballot in person or by mail Those protocols — which tions available, including curb- ing as an election worker, or and deliver to their election au- include face coverings for side voting for those who can’t being absent from the voting thority by 5 p.m. on Oct. 21 for election workers, increased physically make it inside the jurisdiction — require a notary the November 3 election. After sanitization and increased al- polling place on election day, public, while others do not. receiving a ballot and filling it lowances for absentee and absentee ballots and, at least for “The best way is to go out, voters must have the enve- YOU! mail-in ballots — have served this year, mail-in ballots. ahead and just come in and lope notarized and returned by EFFECTIVE: local voters well. Absentee voting and voting vote in our office,” Kutz said. mail by 7 p.m. on Election Day. “In both previous elec- by mail have special rules at- “We’ll have a precinct set up “ The number one reason SEPTEMBER 24TH tions, we had zero contact tached. in my office for the six weeks that we reject a ballot — either tracing events occur with our As usual, absentee ballots leading up to the election. [Vot- absentee or a vote by mail — is REPUBLIC-MONITORS precincts,” Kutz said. “We had are available for those who ers can] walk in, sign a poll because there isn’t a signature zero judges that were impacted will not be able to make it to pad, get the ballot, vote they on the envelope,” said Kutz, NEW OFFICE HOURS: by this and we had zero voters the polls or those who fall into put it in the machine.” who stressed that mail-in bal- impacted.” higher-risk categories for con- Kutz said curbside service lots must be returned in the 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. A big part of that, Kutz said, tracting COVID-19. would also be available for mail and not dropped off by the has to do with efficiency. According to state law, reg- those who want to vote ab- voter. “That mail-in ballot has As of the Aug. 4 primary istered voters who expect to be sentee at his office but cannot to be notarized, which means election, Perry County had prevented from going to their make it inside. they have to get out and visit a 12,705 registered voters The polling place on election day As in June’s delayed mu- notary. If they’re going to have busiest polling place, the Perry may vote by absentee ballot be- nicipal election and the Au- to do that, we would encourage Park Center, serves two of the ginning six weeks prior to an gust primary, voters may also them to come into the office.” county’s 18 precincts — 2,480 election, which for November’s request an absentee ballot if As always, Kutz encour- voters, 814 of which voted in election would be Sept. 22. they have contracted or are in aged anyone with questions the primary election. Among the approved rea- an at-risk category for contract- regarding voting in the No- “I sat there [at the Park Cen- sons for voting absentee are ing or transmitting COVID-19. vember 3 election to contact ter] during one of the busiest being absent from the jurisdic- According to the Missouri his office at 573-547-4242. The times of the day,” Kutz said, tion of the election authority Secretary of State’s office, vot- Perry County Clerk’s office is “and I timed [voters] from in which such voter is regis- ers who are considered at-risk located in the Perry County 10 W. STE. MARIE ST., PERRYVILLE, MO 63775 • 573.547.4567 when they walked in to when tered to vote on election day; for contracting or transmitting administration building locat- incapacity or confinement due COVID-19 are those who are ed at 321 N. 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1007 W Saint Joseph St, Perryville, MO 63775 • (573) 547-4300 4 • Th u r sd a y , Se p t e m b e r 17, 2020 OB ITUARIES Th e Re p u b l i c- Mo n i t o r • w w w .p e r r yvi l l e n e w s. co m Sandra S. Bratcher Randy G. Fronabarger Roy G. Lancaster CHESTERFIELD JACKSON PERRYVILLE Sandra S. Bratcher (Zahner), 69, Randy G. Fronabarger, 77, of Jackson, Roy Glen Lancaster, 62, of Per- peacefully passed away surrounded passed away Monday, Sept. 14, 2020, at ryville, passed away Sunday, Sept. 13, by her family Friday, Sept.11, 2020, at Saint Francis Medical Center in Cape Gi- 2020, at Mercy Hospital South, in South home in Chesterfield. rardeau. St. Louis County. She was born Jan. 28, 1951, in Ches- He was born Feb. 11, 1943, in St. He was born Dec. 24, 1957 in St. ter, Ill. to Clarence and Beatrice (Hud- Louis, to Paul W. and Della M. Hahs Louis, the son of the late Shirley Marie son) Zahner. She was raised in Silver Fronabarger. He married Sharon Smith. (nee Drinen) and Roy Vernon Lancaster. Lake, along with her eight siblings. She They had three children: Lane, Julie, and In addition to his parents he is pre- attended St. Vincent High School in Per- Garrett. ceded in death by his sisters Sherry Ma- Sandy ryville, where she was crowned Home- Randy Randy was raised in Oak Ridge and Roy rie (the late Alfred) Labbee, and Mary Bratcher coming Queen and graduated in 1969. was a 1961 graduate of Oak Ridge High Lancaster Jo (Henry survives of Pacific, Missouri) After earning her Cosmetology de- Fronabarger School. He served honorably in the Mis- Hahn. gree, Sandy traveled the world, and land- souri-Army National Guard and was a life- Other family members are aunts and ed in Jackson Hole, Wy. where she spent time member of the American Legion. He uncles, Wilma Head of Perryville, Alice her most treasured years. was also a member of Excelsior Masonic Buren of St. Louis County, Charles (Tiny) Drinen of St. Louis While there, she was blessed with her greatest joys, her two Lodge 441 AF & AM in Jackson, Scottish County, the late Lawrence (Barbara survives of Oklahoma) children, Jessica and Zack. She had a special gift of making Rite Valley of St. Louis, and the Elks in Drinen, the late Ruthie (Roy survives of DeSoto, Missouri) friends everywhere she journeyed and created so many beloved Cape Girardeau. Shifflett, Dave (the late Betty) Drinen, and the late Betty (Alvin memories. No matter where life took her, she remained close His industrious career included Jim survives of Hillsboro, Missouri) Keffe; and cousins Randall and devoted to her family, and eventually returned to St. Louis Wilson Co. in Cape Girardeau; owner-op- (Dottie) Head of Bonne Terre, Missouri, Sandy (Ted) Ober- to raise her children. While she made her living as a hairstylist, erator of Shine-Brite Car Washes and Porta-Washing and A & ndorfer of Frohna, Missouri, Denise Seabaugh of Perryville, she was so much more. R Storage Sheds in Jackson and selling real-estate with the late Kenneth (Loretta) Head of Perryville, Donna Chappius of She was amazingly creative, a lover of the arts, an accom- Truman Sawyer. He then worked many years as a vocational Perryville, Phyllis Leaders of Perryville, and Kenneth (Sandy) plished seamstress and a superb cook. Above all, she adored shop teacher at Perryville High School, retiring in the early 2000’s. Buren of St. Louis County. spending time with her grandchildren, who were the sunshine Loving survivors include his fiance’, Ruth Moneyhun of Jack- Roy Glen was his sisters’ Christmas presents in 1957. He of her life. Sandy had a way of making those around her feel son; three children: Lane Fronabarger (Kris Sneed) of Jackson; grew up in Herculaneum and after high school he worked for cherished and loved. Julie (Brian) Hahs and children Megan (Tyler) Arpin and Max many years for National Grocers. He had a wholesale route She always managed to transform the mundane into some- Gray of Jackson; Garrett (Erika) Fronabarger and children Loreli, with Lance Foods, delivering snacks and crackers in South St. thing spectacular. No matter what challenges life handed her, Ike, and Vivian of St. Louis; Ruth’s son, Alan (Becky) Moneyhun Louis and Jefferson County. she found a way to turn everything into beauty. She had an of Jackson and children Kara (Taylor) Barrett; Kale Moneyhun; With Roy Glen and his sister Mary Jo it was Christmas unshakeable inner strength, and was a perfect mix of grit and Kody Moneyhun; Jessica (Dave) Harrison and children Abby all year long and you knew it was officially Christmas when grace topped off by a gorgeous smile. and Amelia; and Jared (Barb) Moneyhun and daughter Aurora. the Christmas tree forest sprang up in the living room, they Sandy’s relationship with Jesus Christ was paramount in her He was preceded in death by a brother, Robert P. “Bob” (San- always tried to out-do each other in decorations. He loved flea life, and she aspired to live in a way that honored God. Her dra) Fronabarger, and his parents. markets and yard sales. heart was as an encourager, and she spread the love of Christ Arrangements are Saturday, Sept. 19, 2020, at McCombs He sold regularly at the old Pevely Flea Market, where to everyone that knew her. She was a dedicated member of Funeral Home and Cremation Center in Jackson as follows: he fell in love with collecting antique china and glass ware, Life Church in St. Louis. visitation at 10 a.m with an American Legion Service at 11:45 especially Currier and Ives Dinnerware of A & P Market Fame. She leaves behind her Daughter, Jessica (Brent) Barks; a.m.; and funeral service at noon, with the Rev. Bryan Wendling He was a 25 year member of the Currier and Ives Dinnerware Son, Zachariah (Megan) Koehler; Siblings, Cassie (Charlie) officiating. Burial and military honors will follow at Goshen Collectors Club of nationwide membership of 1200. Courtois, Joe (Joyce) Zahner, Wayne (Dennis) Zahner, Bob Cemetery in Oak Ridge. This love of collecting led to his final job of 20 years work- (Grace) Zahner, Mike (Brenda) Zahner; Patty (Joe) Anderson Memorials may take the form of contributions to the Humane ing and selling at St. Mary Antique Mall making many friends and Diane (Keith) Geile; Grandchildren, Nolan and Adeline Society of Southeast Missouri, 2536 Boutin Drive, Cape Gi- along the way. Barks; Step-daughters, Lauren (Steve) Sizemore and Esther rardeau, MO 63701, or Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary, 359 Cree His favorite thing to do was volunteer at Treasures of Perry (Chris) Rosso; Step-grandchildren, Isabella, Isaac and Ian Lane, Jackson, MO 63755. County Resale Shop to aid their charity funding. He was loved Sizemore, Adam, Bradly and Hunter Rosso. She was preceded Online condolences may be sent to the family by clicking and will be missed by many. in death by her parents, Speedy and Bea Zahner and Brother, on the tribute wall of Randy’s personal obituary page at www. Visitation from 1 p.m. until the time of funeral services at Kenny Zahner. mccombsfuneralhome.com. 2 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2020 at Vinyard Funeral Home in On Thursday September 17, the visitation will be held at Festus, officiated by Pastor Terry Crank. Interment in Rose 9:30am, followed by a Funeral Mass at 1 p.m. at St. Rose of Lawn Memorial Gardens in Crystal City. Memorials in his Lima Catholic Church in Silver Lake; officiated by Rev. Joe Carolyn F. Green memory are preferred to Perry County Treasures Thrift Store Geders. Burial will be directly following the Mass at St. Rose for Charity. of Lima Catholic Cemetery in Silver Lake. PERRYVILLE Contributions may be given in Memory of Sandra Bratcher Carolyn Faye Green, 55, of Perryville, to the American Cancer Society
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PERRYVILLEMISSOURI Plant your family here. Th u r s d a y , Th e Re p u b l i c- Mo n i t o r | p e r r yvi l l e n e w s. co m 6 Se p t e m b e r 17, 2020 CONTACT US Justin Hotop Sports Writer 573-547-4567 [email protected] SPORTS St. Vincent football makes SV volleyball WE changes to Week 4 schedule takes 2nd place ARE By Justin Hotop p.m. in Benton. switch should not change of [email protected] “With the change com- the regular practice sched- ing so late Kelly asked if ule as the team prepares for By Justin Hotop called the most exciting The year is 2020, which the game could be moved the game. [email protected] match for her team in the OPEN! means that any sports pro- to Saturday, to allow for an “That extra day on Fri- tournament. gram might have to do “I feel that we were extra day of practice,” St. day should keep things as St. Vincent volleyball something on the fly when pretty equal to Meadow Pitch - Vincent athletic director normal as possible as we coach Amy Umfleet wasn’t it comes to scheduling. Heights,” Umfleet said. “It Tim Schumer said. install the gameplan and too sure what to expect St. Vincent football is was neck and neck, then Kelly is a familiar oppo- do our last walk-through.” from her team, but she will Perfect experiencing that right now. we would be up a couple of nent for St. Vincent as they Kelly defeated Chaf- gladly take the result. The points and then they would The Indians lost out on have played each of the fee last week 48-6, while Lady Indians secured sec- come back, and vice versa. their week 4 matchup with last six seasons. St. Vincent the Indians fell to Valle ond place in the Black Di- FUN! “Those kind of stress you Herculaneum as the Black- won last season 42-28. Catholic, in what was St. vision at the Dig for Life out as a coach, but it’s good cats deal with COVID-19 The game was not orig- Vincent’s first game of the Tournament at the Cape to see us win a close game issues. inally scheduled for this season.” Girardeau Sportsplex on Batting Cages like that.” They instead have year, because of a sched- “The coaches and play- Saturday. The championship game • Arm Style picked up Kelly, who was uling conflict with Kelly’s ers know that we got off on St. Vincent entered the did not go the Indians’ way in the same situation as St. schedule. The Hawks are the wrong foot last week,” tournament having played • Slow to as they fell 12-25, 12-25 Vincent having lost their 3-0 to begin this season, Schumer said. “That is not just one game, a loss to to an undefeated Gideon Fast Pitch contest with Charleston. the best start in program the team we have contin- North County, and Umfleet squad. The game will be played history. ually practiced or want to said the goal was to play as • 35 to 60 mph “We had already play on Saturday night at 6:30 Schumer said the late be.” many games as possible to six games in two days and gain game experience. I thought that we ran out of “I wasn’t expecting that 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. energy as that game wore at all,” Umfleet said. “We Warriors overwhelms Indians on.” Umfleet said. “We were just going in to get Mon. - Fri. made some mistakes early playing time on the court HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL in that game that put us in and practice what we need- 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. VALLE CATHOLIC 63 the hole. Against a team as ST. VINCENT 7 ed to work on. We went Sat & Sun. into each game looking to good team like Gideon you get better and I felt we did can’t do that.” By Justin Hotop Umfleet said that St. [email protected] that.” The Lady Indians missed Vincent (5-2-1) will use • DATE NIGHT the beginning of the sea- the tournament as a learn- Coming into the game, St. ing experience, especially • GUY’S NIGHT Vincent head football coach son as the team dealt with COVID issues. Even as St. the game with Gideon. Tim Schumer was concerned “We have to get better • FAMILY NIGHT with the speed of the Valle Vincent has started up prac- and go in with 100 percent Catholic Warriors defense and tice once again after Sept. 5, energy from the first serve,” COME OUT! their ability to create havoc. they are still working back Umfleet said. “We have to Couple the Warriors’ stifling into game shape. defense with the fact that the “We have been going build on each game and ev- game with the defending Class through some virtual prac- erything is building towards 1 champions was the Indians tices while we were out and that district tournament.” first of the season and St. Vin- there’s only so much you St. Vincent will contin- cent had a tough hill to climb. can do that way,” Umfleet ue their season today with Valle Catholic (3-0) looked said. “We are still working a home game against Jef- potent in all three phases of the on finding our roles for ferson. game as they scored in bunch- each girl and seeing where SAXONY REACHES SILVER 2874 W. ST. JOSEPH ST., HWY T es in the first half on their way everybody fits best.” Saxony Lutheran didn’t (ACROSS OVERPASS) PERRYVILLE 314-378-8550 • 573-768-9773 to handing St. Vincent a 63-7 REPUBLIC-MONITOR/JUSTIN HOTOP The Lady Indians look quite have the same success loss on Friday at Father John St. Vincent senior quarterback John Wibbenmeyer (5) well on that to figuring that as St. Vincent as the Lady Dempsey field. is tackled by Valle Catholic defensive back Harry Oli- out. Crusaders reached the semi- The Indians missed the ver. Valle Catholic held St. Vincent to under 100 yards St. Vincent went 5-1-1 finals of the Silver Bracket first two weeks of the season in the game. during the two-day tourna- in the Red Division. because of COVID-19 issues ment splitting a pair of sets Saxony went 1-3-2 in six and Schumer said that his team an interception defensively. Schumer was encouraged with Twin Rivers 24-25, games in the Dig for Life went up against a great team, Gegg totaled 99 yards and by what he saw on the scoring 25-22. That was the only Tournament. but also looked rusty and had two touchdowns. Running drive. setback the Lady Indians Saxony was beaten by conditioning issues that led to back Cory Stoll contributed 87 “There is one thing that had until the championship Eminence and Lesterville, the defeat. yards rushing and one touch- we can control and that’s our game. while splitting sets with “They are a very good and down run. On the flip side, the effort,” Schumer said. “Our “We have been looking Farmington and Cabool. WE’VE GOT talented team and we all saw Indians had 85 yards total for backs were against the wall to build that chemistry In Silver Bracket play Sax- that tonight,” Schumer said. the game. at that point and we came out The Indians went on to ony defeated South Iron in MORE THAN “They are moving up to Class Amid the lopsided score, and played hard. We will take three sets 25-20, 20-25, 25- 3 this year, but they will be very sweep Kennett, 25-14, 25- Schumer was able to find that as a step forward. 21, before falling to Cape , competitive there. They were 18, and Oran 25-9, 25-11 some bright spots for the In- St. Vincent (0-1) will look on Friday. Then came back Central 25-16, 25-19 in the the better team tonight. For us dians in the second half. St. to get into the win column FRIENDS! we have to work on our con- Saturday to finish out pool semifinal round. Vincent opened the second next week as they will take (They’re called readers) ditioning, but that’s on us as play with a sweep of Puxico Lesterville won the Sil- half with an 8-minute drive on Herculaneum (0-3). The coaches to get the team ready 25-13, 25-14 to advance to ver Bracket with a three-set to play.” that chewed up most of the Blackcats fell to Jefferson 54-0 the Gold Bracket. victory over Cape Central The Warriors started fast third quarter with good runs on Friday. The momentum contin- in the ensuing champion- scoring just a couple of plays from Jett Reitzel, Mason Light “This year being as crazy ued as St. Vincent swept ship game. into their opening drive after a and Carson Leible. The drive as it is, it’s another opportunity Grandview 25-20, 25-13 Notre Dame defeated kickoff return to midfield set was capped with an 11-yard to play and we will try to take and then beat Meadow Dexter in straight sets to them up with good field posi- touchdown catch by Blake full advantage of every game,” Heights in the semifinal 26- win the Red Division Gold tion. Schnurbusch. Schumer said. 24, 25-21 in what Umfleet Bracket. Valle quarterback Chase Fallert connected with wide receiver Aiden Heberlie for a 36-yard touchdown. Heberlie struck again about one minute of game time later as the Indi- ans went three-and-out on their opening drive. Heberlie converted a punt into points as he went 66 yards for the score and the Warriors took a 14-0 lead with 9:43 left in the opening quarter. Valle Catholic wide receiver Jayden Gegg secured a pair of touchdowns, a 40-yard recep- tion and 43-yard run. Fallert added another score as the clock expired on the opening quarter, a 2-yard TD draw that gave Valle a 35-0 lead. “We got pushed back against the wall in a hurry and as a young team we have to learn to fight back against ad- versity,” Schumer said. “We will take this as a learning block and take steps forward in the weeks to come.” The Warriors scored every one of their points in the first half as Chase Fallert led them on the offensive side. The soph- omore quarterback went 9-12 for 173 yards and three touch- downs passes and added that fourth score on the ground. Heberlie secured four catches for 101 yards and two touchdown catches, and added Th e Re p u b l i c- Mo n i t o r • w w w .p e r r yvi l l e n e w s. co m NEWS Th u r sd a y , Se p t e m b e r 17, 2020 • 7 Co n t i n u e d f r o m Pa g e 5 Oscar Oakes Nelson F. Sewing PERRYVILLE FRIEDHEIM Oscar ‘Alan’ Oakes, Survivors include two sons, David A. Nelson Fred “Shorty” rare and difficult bowling accomplishment. He 91, of Perryville passed (Beverly) Oakes of Perryville, and Kurt Sewing, 91, of Fried- also enjoyed attending auctions and collecting away Monday, Sept. B. (Laura) Oakes of Sunset Hills; sister, heim, passed away at antiques. 14, 2020,surrounded Marjorie Loynes of Brookport, Ill.; brother- home Saturday, Sept. 12, Nelson’s family is grateful to Saint Francis by his loving family in-law, Ted Parker of Woodland Hills, Ca- 2020, the same home in Hospice, the Veterans Administration, and in- at Independence Care lif.; six grandchildren, Benjamin (Linnea) which he was born and dependent caregivers for helping with Nelson Center in Perryville. Oakes, Christopher (Chelsea) Oakes, Kath- baptized. the last two months of his earthly life. Among He was born Jan. erine Oakes, Eric (Kristen) Labbe, Melo- Born Sept. 8, 1929, the compassionate caregivers were Angie, Bern, 19, 1929, in Metropo- dy (Christopher) Plaisance, Grace House; Nelson was the fourth Carole, Chris, Dale, Deanna, Gail, Heather, Jeff, Oscar lis, Ill. to Oscar Oakes great-grandchild, Tekla Oakes and five other Nelson child of Robert Herman Jennifer, Jill, Julie, Kayla, Kim, Marge, Raunda, and Norma May great-grandchildren. and Lydia Clara Gross- Sharon, Sonya, and Tammy. Oakes (Wantland) Oakes. He was preceded in death by his parents, Sewing heider Sewing, and Loving survivors include Nelson’s nieces He and Sarah Lee Sister, Rosalee Parker; and Brother-in-Law, called the family farm and nephew, Paula Sewing (David) Altschul, (Watts) were married Ed Loynes. his home from his birth Kay Sewing Bolin, Robert Sewing, Sue Sew- Oct. 24, 1954. She sur- Visitation will be on Monday, Sept. 21, to his death. ing (Diana Wolfram), and Margie Sewing; vives in Perryville. 2020, from 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. at Perryville He was baptized into great-nieces and great-nephew, Jen Altschul He served in the US United Methodist Church at 314 W. North the Lutheran faith at the (Conor Byrne), Carole Bolin Moore (Mike) Army. Street in Perryville. family home on Sept. Harvell, and Dale (Denise Cutsinger) Bolin; Alan was retired Funeral Service will be on Monday, Sept. 22, 1929, by the Rev. great-great-nieces and great-great nephews, after 39 years as a 21, 2020,at 10:30 am at Perryville United John H Deye, pastor of Cameron Moore (Caleb) Johnston, Dylan Lineman with Ameren Methodist Church with Rev. Kevin Barron Trinity Lutheran Church in Friedheim. He was Moore, Nathan Bolin, Taylor Bolin, Kaylie - Union Electric Co. officiating. confirmed April 18, 1943, by the same pastor Bolin and Mason Bolin; and step-great-great- He was a member of United Methodist Committal Service will take place Mon- and was a lifelong member of the Friedheim nephews, Thomas Harvell. Jacob Harvell; and Church in Perryville, American Legion Post day, Sept. 21, at 3:00 pm at Metropolis Me- congregation. Nelson was active in many as- a great-great-great nephew, David Johnston. 133 and IBEW Local 1439. Alan was very morial Gardens in Metropolis, Ill.: 2736 pects of congregation life: he served in a variety Nelson was preceded in death by his parents, active as past Scout Master of Boy Scout North Ave., Metropolis, Ill. of church offices; served on the annual picnic Robert Herman and Lydia Clara Grossheider Troop #619. He loved woodworking and out- Memorial contributions may be given to committee; sang in the adult choir; helped with Sewing; four siblings, Floyd Sewing, Doro- door activities; especially camping, canoeing Community Outreach Program at Perryville Sunday School; and played on the church’s thy Sewing (infant), Wib Sewing (Hunter Jean and sporting firearms. United Methodist Church in Perryville. dartball and softball teams. Call), and Wanda Sewing. Alan really enjoyed helping people es- Online condolences may be made at www. Nelson attended Apple Creek Valley and Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. pecially around their homes and with his fordandyoungfuneralhome.com. Trinity Lutheran (Friedheim) Schools, and Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2020, at McCombs church. He loved meeting people and thrived Ford & Young Funeral Home is in charge graduated from Perryville High School in 1948. Funeral Home in Jackson, and from 8:30 on sharing life experiences. of arrangements. He served honorably in the U.S. Marines a.m. to service time, Thursday, Sept. 17, from December 21, 1951 to December 4, 1953, 2020, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Fried- during the Korean War, and thereafter served heim. six years in the reserves. He was a 68-year The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, member of the American Legion in Perryville. Sept. 17, 2020, at the church, with the Rev. Nelson was a lifelong farmer, and served on Roger Steinbrueck officiating. Burial and Beware of the Cape Girardeau County ASCS committee. military honors will follow in the church He also served as an election clerk in Cape Gi- cemetery. Serving as pallbearers and hon- rardeau. Together with his late sister, Wanda orary pallbearers will be Dale Bolin, Scott Sewing, Nelson owned and operated Sewing’s Howe, Mike Harvell, Wayne Hoffman, Travel Center/Sewing’s Restaurant from 1977 David Lang, Ken Schmidt, Brad Schwab, BAD Drivers! to 2007, retiring from that business after 30 Robert Sewing, and Randy Zoellner.Memo- years. During that time, Nelson was also a rials may take the form of contributions to seed corn dealer and operated a small engine Trinity Lutheran Church, 3700 County Road repair shop. He and Wanda also received the 415, Friedheim, MO 63747, or the Missou- Missouri Century Farm designation in 2017 for ri’s National Veterans Wall, 1172 Veterans their ownership of three of the “Sewing Settle- Memorial Parkway, Perryville, MO 63775. ment” farms. Online condolences may be sent to the Nelson bowled in leagues in Jackson and family by clicking on the tribute wall tab Perryville, as well as local and state tourna- of Nelson’s personal obituary page at mc- ments. Nelson once picked up the 7-10 split, a combsfuneralhome.com. Ronald J. Richardet Fall festival PERRYVILLE canceled Ronald Joseph Richardet, 74, of Perryville died Thursday, They’re everywhere. Bad drivers. Over anxious, distracted and reckless. R-M staff Should you have a run-in with this particular breed, remember Werner Auto Body. Sept. 10, 2020, at his residence in Perryville. Visitation will be from 10 a.m.-noon on Monday, Sept. We’ll put your car back to its original condition and get you back on the road, The 2020,Fall Festival at 21, 2020, at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Perryville. NO BONES ABOUT IT! the Saxon Lutheran Memorial Memorial Mass will be at noon, Monday, Sept. 21, 2020, AUTO BODY & COLLISION REPAIR • FRAME & UNIBODY REPAIR • AUTO PAINTING • COLOR MATCHING in Frohna has been cancelled. at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Perryville with Rev. According to spokesman 704 N. Kingshighway, Perryville, MO 63775 Patrick Christopher officiating. (573) 547-2568 Faron Bartens, the decision Ford & Young Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. was not made lightly. “In light of the recent rise in cases in COVID-19 in the region, we believed it to be in the best interests of the general public and for everyone’s safe- ty,” Bartens said. 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For every adult and every child that is not counted, Missouri stands to lose $1,300 in federal dollars every year until the next census. 8 • Th u r sd a y , Se p t e m b e r 17, 2020 F AITH Th e Re p u b l i c- Mo n i t o r • w w w .p e r r yvi l l e n e w s. co m ASSEMBLY OF GOD LUTHERAN One Hope Assembly of God Church Concordia Lutheran Church We are forgiven, we should forgive 1324 Grand Ave, Perryville, MO 63775 10200 Hwy C, Frohna , MO 63748 573-547-5431 • Cell: 573-462-9304 573-824-5435 • Rev. Paul Hoemann - Pastor Rev. David Hewkin, Pastor Immanuel Lutheran of Perryville Church Do you remember the years’ worth you?’ And in anger his mas- debt we owe. Rather, the Sun. School: 9:30 a.m. • Sun. Worship: 10:30 a.m. 453 N West, Perryville, MO 63775 story of Peter asking Jesus of labor). He ter delivered him to the jail- very Son of God paid the Wed. Praise Team: 5:45 p.m. 573-547-8317 • Rev. Matthew Marks, Pastor how many times he should begs the mas- ers, until he should pay all debt for us. Wed. Bible Study: 6:30 p.m. Wed. Kids & Youth Night: 6:30 p.m. Rev. Joseph Schlie, Pastor forgive someone who sins ter for lenien- his debt.” It cost Jesus leaving the against him? Peter, thinking cy and says This man had this incred- Glory of Heaven, walking Family Worship Center Assembly of God Zion Lutheran Church of Longtown he is being very generous, that he will ibly huge debt completely in dirty, dusty Israel, being 1004 Opdyke St., Chester, IL 62233 6483 S Highway 61, Longtown, MO 63775 Rev. Dr. John I Chamness 573-547-2797 • Rev. Paul Winningham, Pastor says to Jesus, “…as many pay him back. forgiven and yet he didn’t whipped, beaten, and spit Service: Sun. School 9:30 a.m./ Services: Longtown: Sun.: 10:00 a.m. as seven times?” Jesus re- The master ROD have the compassion to for- upon. Jesus paid the debt by Sun. Praise Service 10:30 a.m.; Wed. 5:30-7:00 p.m. Uniontown: Sun.: 8:30 a.m. sponds, “I do not say to has pity and B ENK ENDORF give the small debt of his allowing spikes to be driven Grace Ministries, LLC (Evangelistic Assn) Zion Lutheran Church of Crosstown you seven times, but seven- compassion LUTHERAN fellow man. into His Body. 603 S Parkview Dr., Perryville, MO 63775 21202 Hwy C,Perryville, MO 63775 ty times seven” (Matthew and complete- HERITAGE Unfortunately, the huge He bore the weight of Phone: 573-547-7634 • Cellular: 573-846-9064 573-824-5728 • Pastor Roger Abernathy 18:21-22). ly forgives the FOUNDATION forgiveness he was given did all sin while hanging on Worship Service: 7:30 a.m. This idea and action of debt! not translate into forgiving that Cross. Jesus complete- Sun. School following service Sept. through May BAPTIST forgiveness in the Christian The man whose huge his fellow man. ly pays off the debt of your Heartland Baptist Church Grace Lutheran Church life is important. Jesus says debt was completely for- When Jesus tells a story sin and mine. completely 829 W. St Joseph St., Perryville, MO 63775 53 Grace Ln., Uniontown, MO 63783 in the Sermon on the Mount, given finds a fellow man to illustrate how often to for- forgiven. 573-547-8960 • Pastor Jim Kiefer, Jr. 573-788-2342 • Rev. Paul Winningham, Pastor Wed. 7:00 p.m. • Sun. School for All Ages:10 a.m. “For if you forgive others who owes him 100 denarii give, He begins by talking When we find ourselves Sun. Worship: 11 a.m. • Sun. Evening Worship: 6 p.m. Salem Lutheran Church their trespasses, your heav- (one denarius was one day’s about how greatly a man in a position of forgiving 299 PCR 328, Farrar, MO 63746 enly Father will also forgive worth of labor) and unfortu- was forgiven by the master. First Baptist Church someone else, it would do 573-824-5728 • Pastor Roger Abernathy you, but if you do not for- nately demands he immedi- The man’s insurmountably us well to stop and first con- 416 N Main St, Perryville, MO 63775 Sun. School and Bible Study Class: 8:15 a.m 573-547-4644 • Benjamin Chapman, Pastor Worship Service: 9 a.m. give others their trespasses, ately pay him. huge debt was completely sider the forgiveness of our Service: 8 a.m. • Sun. School: 9:30 a.m. neither will your Father for- The fellow man begs for forgiven by the master. own amazingly huge debt. Contemporary Worship Service: 10:45 a.m.; Trinity Lutheran Church Life Groups: 6 p.m. give your trespasses” (Mat- mercy and says he will pay And there is it! How Maybe another person Wed. Bible Study-Prayer Meeting: 6 p.m.; 3700 CR. 415, Friedheim, MO 63747 573-788-2536 • Rev. Roger Steinbrueck, Pastor thew 6:14-15). him back. in the world is it that I am has sinned against you sev- Celebrate Recovery Tuesday 5:30 p.m. While the idea and action The man whose huge able to forgive someone who en times... or more. Stop Lithium Baptist Church Trinity Lutheran Church of forgiveness in the Chris- debt was completely for- sins against me? Simply put, counting his/her sin and start 140 Blue Springs Ln., Perryville, MO 63775 55 Church St., Altenburg, MO tian life is extremely import- given does not forgive the by first remembering how counting your own. 573-547-8954 • Rev. Gerold McBride, Pastor Pastor Steven Dressler Sun. School & Bible Classes: 8 a.m. ant, it can be very difficult relatively miniscule debt of much I am forgiven. Day in A friend once said to me, Bethlehem Baptist Church Sun. Service: 9 a.m. for a lot of Christians to do. his fellow man; rather, he and day out, I have piled up “Rod, I’m the worst sinner 160 PCR 350, Perryville, MO 63775 There are times in which has him thrown into prison. “debt” in God’s eyes. in the world.” 573-547-6796 Immanuel Lutheran of Altenburg others have truly hurt us Sunday School-9 a.m. • Worship Service-10 a.m. 8201 Main St., Altenburg, MO When the master catches Every single time we sin I responded with, “Bri- 573-824-5636 • Pastor Frank Lucas deeply in a very painful and word of the behavior of the the debt gets greater and an, you’re bragging!” He Calvary Baptist Church Sun. Service: 9 a.m. personal way. Forgiveness, man whose huge debt he greater. got very serious and said, “I 326 N. Walnut, Perryville, MO 63775 quite often, is one of the 573-517-0940 • Rev. Mike Friesz, Pastor had forgiven was unwilling There is no way a single know all of my sins, I don’t Service: Sun. School: 9 a.m. NON-DENOMINATIONAL hardest acts of the Christian to forgive a fellow man a one of us could ever “pay know all of yours.” Sun. Worship: 10 a.m. Cape County Cowboy Church life. relatively small debt, he is God back.” As we reflect on the huge Wed. Family Bible Study: 6 p.m. 220 Orchard Lane, Oak Ridge, MO 63769 Jesus, is well aware of livid! Jesus puts it this way, And, yet, God looks at debt of our own that God 573-266-3570 • Pastor Jim Matthews Mission for Christ how we struggle with the “Then his master sum- each and every one of us and has forgiven, forgiveness Services: Sun. 9:30 a.m. & Thur. 6 p.m. 21 S. Jackson St., Perryville, MO 63775 act of forgiveness. moned him and said to him, says, “Debt forgiven.” Well, gets a whole lot easier. 573-579-7352 Services: Sun. 8:30 a.m. Remnant Church So, right after He informs ‘You wicked servant! I for- more to the fact, God says, Rev. Rod A. Benkendorf Worship Bible Class 9:30 a.m. 25 N Main St., Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670 Peter that we should always gave you all that debt be- “Debt forgiven because works for the mission orga- Thur. Bible Study 6:00 p.m. 573-883-5202 • Pastor Dean Bader forgive, Jesus tells a parable cause you pleaded with me. Sun. Morning Pre-Service Prayer: 9-9:30 a.m. someone else paid it.” nization Lutheran Heritage Trinity Baptist Church Sun. Church: 10 a.m. (Matthew 18:23-32). A man And should not you have God doesn’t just say “no Foundation. He can be con- 500 Mulberry (Hwy. 61), St. Mary, MO 63673 owes his master 10,000 tal- had mercy on your fellow big deal” or “don’t worry tacted at revbenkendorf@ 573-543-2414 • Rev. Irvin Brooks OVERCOMERS Church International ents (one talent was 15-20 servant, as I had mercy on about it” with regard to the gmail.com. Sun. School- 9:30 am • Sun. Worship- 10:30 am 125 Perry Plaza, Perryville, MO 63775 Wed. Prayer meeting & classes all ages- 6:30 pm 573-547-2202 • Pastor Kent Ward Facebook- Facebook.com/trinitybaptiststmary Sunday: Service: 10:00 am Mountain Climbers Children’s Church: Ages 3-12 years Self-control is critical over long term Youth Group on Sun. at 4:30 pm CATHOLIC Wednesday: Wed. Night 6:30 pm St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church Grace Groups Homes-First & Third Wed. 6:30 pm Several years ago, my Self-control is important. Sol- 1010 Rosati Court, Perryville, MO 63775 Grace Groups Church-Second & Fourth Wed. 6:30 pm brother Jerry sent me an ex- omon makes this very point 573-547-4300 • Rev. Joe Geders, Pastor MOPs - Mothers of Preschoolers www.svdepaul.org Second Thur. of every month 6:00-8:00pm begins Sept. cerpt from Thomas Costain’s when he writes, “An evil Services: Sat. Vigil Mass: 4:30 p.m., Embrace Grace: Practical & spiritual support for young non-fiction book, The Three man is held captive by his Sun.: 7 a.m. & 9 a.m. unwed mothers • In Session Now Edwards. Published in 1958, own sins; they are ropes that Daily Mass: Mon. Tue. & Sat.: 8 a.m. Wed. - Fri.: 6 a.m. & 8 a.m. it was part of Costain’s House catch and hold him. He will PENTECOSTAL of Plantagenet series which die for lack of self-control; St. V incent’s - in - the - Vineyard Timber Ridge Church of Jesus Christ traced the story of the fami- he will be lost because of his All Faiths Chapel • 573-747-1000 10375 Highway J, Perryville, MO 63775 great foolishness.” (Proverbs 24345 St. Rt. WW, Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670 573-820-0574 • Pastor Maxwell Lewis ly that produced 14 English Outdoor Services: Sun. 11:15 a.m. Service: Sun.: 10 a.m. kings. 5:22-23, NLT) Raynald lll was a 14th Most of us struggle with St. James Catholic Church Perry County United Pentecostal Church century duke from what is self-control. 21694 Highway C,Crosstown, MO 63775 10 Henrietta Lane, Perryville, MO 63775 573-547-4300 • Rev. Joe Geders, Pastor 573-576-6725 • Dennis Breland, Pastor now Belgium. For some it is eating, for [email protected] • www.perrycoupc.com He was ex- others too much television, Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church facebook @ PCupsApostolics tremely undis- too much time on Facebook, 172 PCR 920, Sereno, MO 63775 Services: Wed., Bible Study @ 7:00 p.m. ciplined when a lack of discipline with mon- 573-547-4300 • Rev. Joe Geders, Pastor Sun., Worship Service & Sun. School @ 10:00 a.m. Service: Sun.: 10 a.m. it came to ey or being unfaithful to our food. He was spouse. Whatever it is, the St. Maurus Catholic Church PRESBYTERIAN 10198 Hwy B, Biehle, MO 63775 Brazeau Presbyterian Church so obese that consequences of being undis- 573-547-5246 • Rev. Jim French 106 Church Lane, Brazeau, MO TIM he was com- ciplined can be devastating. Second & Fourth Sat.: 5 p.m. • Sun,: 9:30 a.m. cell: 573-539-9675 • Rev. Chris Seah monly called FILE PHOTO A lack of self-control Sun. Worship: 8:15 a.m. RICHARDS Raynald III, a 14th century duke, was thrown in jail by St. Joseph Catholic Church by his Latin rarely destroys anyone in the 138 St. Joseph Ln., Apple Creek, MO 63775 CONCORD his younger brother after a revolt. Raynald had to lose short term, but the long-term First Presbyterian Church CHURCH nickname, 573-788-2330 • Rev. Jim French 6 E St. Maries St., Perryville, MO 63775 Crassus… or weight in an attempt to escape prison, but his brother results are often devastat- First & Third Sat.: 5 p.m.; Sun.: 7:30 a.m. 573-547-6181 • Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. “fat.” sent him food and Raynald continued to eat. ing. As Raynald’s example St. Mary of the Barrens Catholic Church This fascinating story demonstrates; not controlling Faith Presbyterian Church easy for most people because accused of cruelty, he replied: 1805 W. St. Joseph St., Perryville, MO 63775 began after a violent quarrel yourself over the long haul 573-547-6533 100 West North Street, Perryville, MO 63775 the room had a door that was “My brother is not a prison- 573-768-4018 • Rev. Chris Seah with his younger brother Ed- can do more than hurt you… Service: Sun. 11 a.m. • Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. nearly the normal size and it er. He may leave when he so MM Novena every Mon. following 8 a.m. Mass Sun. Worship: 11 a.m. ward. left unchecked a lack of dis- The hostility between the also had multiple windows. wills.” cipline can kill you. However, Christ the Savior Catholic Church Whitewater Presbyterian Church However, there was a catch. But that was the catch; 57 Shady Ln., Brewer, MO 63775 51 South to KK to Road 256, Sedgewickville, MO 63781 two became so heated that with God’s help we can con- 573-547-4300 • Rev. Joe Geders, Pastor 573-517-3764 • Rotating Pastors Edward successfully revolted To escape his open prison, either Raynald could not or trol ourselves, the question is Service: Sun. 8 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Service against his sibling. However, Raynald had to lose enough would not control his appetite not really whether we can, but Bible Study every third Wed. at 6 p.m weight to fit through the door and remained in that room for St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church Edward could not bring him- whether we will. 10138 Highway T, Silver Lake, MO 63775 UNITED METHODIST self to kill his older brother. or a window. 10 years. He was not released During four decades as 573-547-4300 • Rev. Joe Geders, Pastor Instead of putting him to Edward knew his broth- until after Edward was killed a pastor, Tim Richards has United Methodist Church er’s fondness for food and in battle. By then he had de- St. Joseph Catholic Church 314 W North Street, Perryville, MO 63775 death he built a room around served five churches, three 2640 Highway K, Highland, MO 63775 573-547-5200 • Pastor Kevin Barron Raynald in the Nieuwkerk each day sent him a variety stroyed his health and he died in rural Missouri and 573-547-4300 • Rev. Joe Geders, Pastor Sun. Worship: 10:30 a.m. castle and promised to restore of delicious foods. Instead of less than a year later. two in St. Louis. He may Sept.- May Activities: Bible Study Wed.: 6 p.m. • Choir Practice Wed.: 7 p.m. his title and property when he restraining his appetite, Ray- Raynald was ultimate- be reached by email at CHRISTIAN was able to leave the room. nald grew fatter and fatter. ly not killed by his brother, iamtimrichards@yahoo. Whitewater Christian Church Crossroads Methodist Church This would have been When Edward was eventually but by his lack of discipline. com. 3687 Highway BB, Perryville, MO 63775 Highway 51 South to KK to PCR 200 Ray White, Pastor Sedgewickville, MO 63781 Service: Bible Study: 10 a.m. • Worship: 11 a.m. 573-547-5200 • Kevin Barron, Pastor Cape County Sunday Service: 9 a.m. Let HIS JEHOVAHʼS WITNESS light shine through Cowboy Church Reagan’s Chapel United Methodist Church the simpler life. 573-266-3570 Jehovah’s Witnesses Hwy NN - County Road 908 Service: Sunday 9:30 a.m. ; Thursday 6 p.m. 2715 S Highway 51, Perryville, MO 63775 573-318-0820 • Pastor Michael Davis 220 Orchard Lane • Oak Ridge, MO 63769 573-547-4155 Worship Sun. 10:30 a.m. • Bible Study Wed. 6 p.m. www.capecountycowboychurch.com New Salem United Methodist Church 650 State Hwy AA, Daisy, MO 63743 WORSHIP 573-266-3399, Kathleen Moran, Pastor Buyers of 704 N. Kingshighway, Perryville Worship: 8:45 a.m. • Sun. 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different parts of the county,” known as the Wall Dogs, years ago when local youth the planting of a Liberty Tree said Comstock, adding that, completed work on the mural Lucas Fritsche noticed that on the campus of Missouri‘s Changes based on what the district ob- Projects — located on the South Main not all of his friends were National Veterans Memorial. served in the days following Street side of the Southeast able to play on the same play- The project was spear- FROM PAGE 1 FROM PAGE 1 the decision, that wasn’t the Missouri Regional Planning ground. headed by Teen Council, will see some changes moving case. “It became apparent that building on East St. Joseph Since that time, Lucas which is co-sponsored by forward. obviously our assumptions in all-inclusive playground, the Street — in June. — with the aid of his moth- Perryville Chamber of Com- “Everything’s going well,” July were incorrect. We also Catalyst Center for Busi- The Catalyst Center for er, Jennifer Fritsche — has merce Community Better- ness and two youth projects Comstock said Tuesday. “I’m got further guidance from Business, which served as the been able to raise more than ment Committee and Perry involving the planting of a glad to be back, glad to have DSE and DHS that you should host for the virtual presenta- $400,000 through various County 4-H. Liberty Tree and the produc- tion, was also on the project grants and donations for the “This youth service learn- our kids back. We’re working not have a global shutdown or tion of cloth face-coverings to on new plans for reassessing, a district-wide shutdown; that list. playground, which will be ing project was planned to help slow the spread of the vi- Spearheaded by Perry located at Robert Miget Me- bring a piece of living history reevaluating. As I stated in my you should look at classrooms, rus — were presented to judg- County Economic Develop- morial Park on French Lane. to the landscape at the memo- release to parents last week, buildings and whatever. And es under the title “Amazing ment director Scott Sattler, Construction on the park be- rial,” Koenig said. “It helps new information results in that’s basically what our plan and Historic” during a virtual having to reevaluate where is.” the Catalyst Center, located at gan this spring. everyone visiting the memo- meeting Tuesday at the Cata- 510 N. Main St. in Perryville, we’re at.” According to Comstock, lyst Center for Business. “Lucas & Friends will be rial remember our founding Comstock announced health department director Syl- the Catalyst Center is intend- Perryville’s first all-inclusive fathers and the sacrifices they According to its website, ed to serve as a hub for small plans to resume in-person via Forester confirmed that the the MCB “is designed to fa- playground,” said Jennifer made.” businesses and entrepreneurs classes under the school’s yel- mitigating procedures in place cilitate, promote and showcase Fritsche. “This playground The Liberty Tree is a Tulip who need resources, educa- low level in a letter emailed to at PCSD are rigorous enough meaningful community efforts will be a place to interact Poplar that was bud-grafted tion and training to succeed. parents Friday. to keep children and staff safe and serve as a conduit to tech- and play, giving children and from the last standing Rev- “Perry County is a coun- “I would be a fool if, in the current conditions, and nical assistance.” As a part of individuals with disabilities olutionary era Liberty Tree, ty with historically low un- when presented with new that a more targeted approach this mission, each communi- an opportunity to enjoy them under which the Declara- employment, which makes information from [the state in the case of outbreaks among ty that participates is asked selves without barriers or ob- tion of Independence was it hard to attract new indus- Department of Health and students and staff would be to submit a series of projects stacles. read and America was born. try,” Sattler said. “The Perry Senior Services, the state De- more appropriate. that could be categorized as The Perryville Area These trees served as gath- County Economic Develop- partment of Elementary and In other words, Comstock community betterment. Chamber of Commerce’s con- ering places for American ment Authority has shifted said, the district could in the The mural project was pre- tribution to this year’s list of colonists fighting for their Secondary Education] and its focus to concentrate on sented by Perry County Her- projects was the Hometown independence. our local health department, I case of a possible outbreak our current industry and en- itage Tourism director Trish Heroes banners displayed on According to Koenig, the did not reevaluate our current — potentially move a partic- trepreneurship. The Catalyst Erzfeld, who told judges the the downtown square in Per- Perry County 4-H Council plan to address COVID-19,” ular classroom, grade level Center for Business helped idea for the project stemmed ryville. wrote and received a grant for Comstock said in the letter. or building to online learning meet that need by creating a from the city’s lack of public Originally intended to the tree, a plaque and a certif- “Guidance presented by those rather than applying the same co-working space and a busi- art. be part of the theme for the icate of authenticity from the organizations on Sept. 9 has restrictions to the entire district. ness incubator.” “Other than a mural paint- city’s annual Mayfest celebra- Missouri 4-H Foundation, in indicated that a single measure “The impact of the com- In addition to housing the ed in 2002 by a local busi- tion — which was postponed partnership with Crader Dis- of risk is not the most prudent munity spread is different at Perry County EDA and Perry ness, the city had no public and ultimately canceled as tributing and local STIHL path. Therefore, after consulta- each level,” Comstock said. County Heritage Tourism of- art,” Erzfeld said. “None. In the county dealt with the pan- dealers. tion with local health officials, “Depending on the situation, fices, the Catalyst Center also 2015, when the tourism office demic — the 46 banners pay The second project in- we are utilizing this guidance the high school could contin- offers meeting rooms, space was created, it was something tribute to active duty military, volved making cloth face to more clearly illustrate our ue having classes while the for seminars and training, and that was on our long-term in addition to saluting the var- coverings to help slow the decisions moving forward.” middle school is closed, or four additional office spaces strategic planning radar. ious branches of service, first spread of COVID-19, partic- The initial decision to vice-versa.” available for rent to small This year, Erzfeld said, she responders and local veterans ularly in the early day of the suspend in-person learning, The revised plan, once businesses which might need pandemic when PPE gear was felt it was time. service organizations. Comstock said, was tied to complete, will also include a professional space to oper- “Our military is a huge limited. the health department’s deci- provisions related to staffing Working with a budget of $6,000 and the cooperation of ate or meet clients. part of Perryville pride,” “When the local Perry sion to increase the county’s issues — for example, sus- The building, which was said Chamber director Jackie County Memorial Hospital risk assessment level from pending a bus route when the City of Perryville, Erzfeld began searching for an artist purchased and completely Wengert. “This project can put out a Facebook message “moderate” to “moderately there aren’t enough drivers renovated by Buchheit, Inc., be considered an extension in March saying they need- high” and a reported increase — extracurricular activities and a building to serve as the site for the intended artwork. also houses the newly opened of the many ways we recog- ed face masks, the local 4-H in community spread. and so forth “It was a project that the America’s Tractor Museum nize those who serve. This Youth program and ‘Super Following the district’s Comstock, who outlined City of Perryville and the Per- and a gift shop run by the joins our Missouri’s National Sewer’ volunteers swung initial plan, that also increased some of his new strategies in ry County Heritage Tourism Heritage Tourism department Veterans Memorial, our mil- into action,” Koenig said. the district’s risk level, leading Friday’s letter, said the new wanted to partner together featuring items crafted by lo- itary museum and our Wall “Through the spring and to the suspension of classes. plan will require a greater level on,” Erzfeld said. “By collab- cal artisans. of Honor.” summer months, thousands “When we put our plan of adaptability for students and orating we knew the time was The biggest — or at least For the youth program of masks were made.” together back in July, the con- parents. right to begin bringing more mostIs the expensive melody project ofpre- birdsongportion of the presentation, The group will find out ventional wisdom was that if “I know it hasn’t been easy art to Perryville.” sented Tuesday was the Perry County 4-H youth de- how the judges rated their we had community spread of for anyone, but I’m incredibly The artist, Christine Lucasone &of Friends the Backyardwonders velopment of sound? program associate presentations next month that much, then having kids proud of our students, teach- Brunk-Deshazo, the owner Adventures all-inclusive play- Dianna Koenig presented a during the 57th Annual MCB coming to our schools would ers and staff for making our of Spectrum Graphic Studios Isground. the melody of birdsongpair of projects led by local Conference and Recognition just basically be an incubator schools so safe,” Comstock in Murphysboro, Ill., and a Plans for the playground 4-H groups. 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SUBMITTED PHOTO Ron Wills (second from left) was presented with the Gilster-Mary Lee Driver Excellence Award for 2019 during a ceremony on Aug. 31 by Gilster-Mary Lee’s director of trucking safety, Michael Heffernan (left), and executive vice president Mike Welge. The annual award is presented to over-the-road drivers who have had no accidents, no driving vio- lations and exceptional on-time delivery for the entire year. Wills, who was joined at the presentation by his wife, Jill Wills (right) has been with Gilster-Mary Lee since 1991 and has accumulated more than five million miles of safe driving with Gilster-Mary Lee. on Jan. 6, 1968, as a helicop- “It was a rough war for ACROSS DOWN ter pilot and was awarded the those who made it back from Wall Medal of Honor on Oct. 9, Vietnam,” Willey said. “There 1. Road bend 1. Copyread 1969. were a lot of mistakes made FROM PAGE 1 4. Attempt 2. Highway vehicle Ballard threw himself on a with those guys. It’s important 8. Pulpit utterance 3. Do the butter y state, and ride in a procession grenade to save the wounded to us to try to correct that in back to Perryville for a special 12. Lawn condensation 4. Card suit men he was treating in Quang some way and make sure they ceremony at 1 p.m. Tri Province, South Vietnam, in know that we appreciate what 13. Colorless 5. Beret or cap The ceremony will have May 1968. Thankfully, the gre- they did for us.” 14. Romance 6. Spanish shout two Medal of Honor recipi- nade had a defective fuse and Willey expects there to be 15. Copies 7. Big quiz ents as special guest speakers. only detonated after he threw it many motorcycles involved, They are retired Army Maj. in the air. Ballard received the many more than the 500 bikes 17. Change for a ve 8. Honolulu hello Gen. Patrick Brady and Doc Medal of Honor on May 14, that attended last year’s event. 18. Fearful 9. Watches carefully Ballard, a retired colonel with 1970. “According to our Face- 19. Casual garment 10. Always the Kansas National Guard and The ceremony will also book page, we have about 492 former member of the United honor servicemen that are still 21. Nuisance 11. Cozy abode signed up to ride with us from States Navy. unaccounted for as well as rec- our Springfield route.” Willey 24. Stable morsel 16. Lean Brady made multiple evac- ognizing former POWs and all said. “That’s the same amount 25. Miniature 20. “____ Like It Hot” uations of wounded soldiers in Vietnam veterans. Willey said that we had all of last year, that is the whole reason behind 28. “Cheers” regular 22. Barbershop noise bad weather and intense fire riding in one direction. I’m ex- near Chu Lai, South Vietnam, the event. pecting the number to be much 30. Song of praise 23. Poison bigger.” 33. “____ at Jazz” 25. Had being MISSOURI GUN & KNIFE SHOW But with any event in 2020, 34. e South 26. Broad-antlered beast Willey said that COVID-19 did Cape Girardeau, MO • Show Me Center 35. Bu 27. Kind of bachelor have an effect on his ability to fundraise for the event. For 36. Pole or lodge 29. Asian staple BUY • SELL • TRADE those who attend the event, 37. Long poem 31. Pair Antique & Modern Willey is asking people to use 9.17.20 - CROSSWORD PUZZLE 38. Cry 32. Kind of tide Over 450 Tables common sense. “I’m asking people to social 39. Home utility 34. Roll-top, e.g. September 25, 26 & 27 distance and to wear a mask if 41. City light 40. Valued thing Friday 4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. • Saturday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. they feel uncomfortable,” Wil- 44. Kitchen tools 42. Monsters Sunday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. ley said. “If you have any prob- 47. Okra dish 43. Cashew, e.g. Admission $7.00 • Children under 10 FREE lems or illnesses, I would not recommend that they come.” 51. Centers 44. “For ____ the Bell Tolls” Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult at all times ALL FIREARM REGULATIONS ENFORCED • NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Whatever the turnout, Wil- 52. Upset 45. Mammoth For Information Call - J.D. King @ 573-243-0499 ley is excited for the event. 55. Eye rudely 46. Mediocre Jody Geiser @ 573-204-8888 and 573-335-2132 “I think this event will bring a sense of unity that we need Next Show: March 5, 6, & 7, 2021 56. Flounder’s relative 48. Co ee cups right now,” Willey said. “It 57. “My ____ Sal” 49. Imp Visit us @ www.mogunshow.com should be a great time.” 58. Come together 50. Nothing more than 59. Birds that hoot 53. Promise solemnly 60. Farm enclosure 54. Pipe type 9.10.20 - PUZZLE SOLUTION - 9.10.20
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Will sell the personal collection of Don and Betty Henry at 146 Green Street, Oak Ridge, MO 63769. BUSINESS! Just off of Hwy. E in Oak Ridge. Watch for auction signs. CALL 547-4567 FURNITURE—COLLECTIBLES—TOYS—ADVERTISEMENTS— BEER SIGNS—THERMOMETERS—PEDAL CARS—SIGNS Auctioneer Note: Lots of well cared for and interesting items at this auction. The Henry’s have been avid collectors for many years. They have put together an amazing collection. Will sell in two rings so bring extra buyers. Announcements made auction day take precedence over all printed material. Visit us Online at seyerauction.com. Terms: Cash or Approved Check. Lunch on Grounds. Not responsible for accidents or theft. ONLINE AUCTION OWNER: Don and Betty Henry Auction Conducted By: SEYER AUCTION SERVICE Oak Ridge, MO
Col. Chester Seyer Charles Mangel L.R. Brandes 573-788-2405 573-266-3379 573-243-2650 PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 STARTING AT 10:00 A.M. RAIN OR SHINE SALE LOCATION: 3115 Highway E (Allen’s Landing Road), Perryville, MO. From highway 61 near the Perryville City Park take highway E about 3 miles to sale site. Watch for sale markers!!! TRACTOR – TRUCK – 4-WHEELER – BOAT – TOOLS Ford model 2000 tractor with 4 cylinder gas motor; 1993 F-150 automatic pickup truck; AlumaCraft 14’ V-bottom boat, trailer & trolling motor (with title); 300 gallon fuel tank; 5 section adjustable peg harrow; 3 point hitch 3 bottom plow; 3 point hitch dirt scoop; 3 point hitch 5’ rear finish mow- er; Ford model 51A 3 point hitch 5’ brush hog; 1 bottom plow for garden tractor; 2’ cultivator for garden tractor; 16’ canoe; Artic Cat 500 4x4 4-wheeler; lawn trailer; transmission jacks; floor jacks; band saw; DuraCraft 10” table saw; metal saw horses; aluminum extension ladder; fiberglass exten- sion ladder; log chains; deer stands; animal traps; high lift jack; Stihl gas weed eater; chain hoist; lots of hand tools; tool boxes; Dremel tools; large set of reamers; DeWalt electric hand grinder; several small hand grinders; roll around toolbox; Dayton 6” bench grinder; hydraulic jacks; shop creeper; large chain hoist; cutting gauges & hoses; cutting torch dolly; squirrel cage fan; several chainsaws; valve grinder; cylinder honer; jack stands; house jacks; PortaCable; lots of hammers; lots of ratchets; a lot of vise grips & welding vise grips; many pliers; several sockets; large electric drill; lots of boxed end wrenches; Blue Point bushing driver set; C- clamps; valve compressor; battery charger; wheel pullers; gear pullers; florescent lights; electric drills; some air tools; cross bow; small drill press; lots & lots of other various hand tools too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES Upright freezer; 2- apartment size refrigerators; child’s sled; corn sheller with wooden box; round saw blade; wooden ammo boxes; PETTER’S BLUE BOOK CLOCK; cant hook; wooden carpenter’s box; sausage stuffer; Dutch ovens (several with lids); metal toy dump truck; toy 4000 Ford tractor; several 2 gallon glass jars w/ lids; 2 gallon glass Mason jar; metal school desk; glass 5 gallon wine bottles; wooden nail keg; Roland metal advertisement thermometer; old rocking horse; draw knife and other items too numerous to mention.
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Petzoldt Tree Service 85 DEGREES WEST 1 CHAIN AND 61 in accordance with the schedule of Missouri, the object and general nature been commenced against you in the fault will be rendered against you. Tree Removal, LINKS IN SAID ROAD; THENCE NORTH proposed distribution contained in of which is a Petition for Appointment Circuit Court of Perry County, Mis- Trimming, Stump 6 CHAINS AND 57 LINKS; THENCE the Statement of Account. of Co-Guardianship and Co-Conserva- souri, the object and general nature IT IS ORDERED that a copy hereof SOUTH 85 DEGREES EAST 1 CHAIN torship. of which to modify the Judgment be published according to law in Grinding, Insured 3. If no proceeding is com- AND 61 LINKS; THENCE SOUTH 6 Dissolving Marriage dated January the Republic Monitor newspaper of 573-547-6056 or menced in the court within six CHAINS AND 31 LINKS TO THE PLACE The names of all parties to said suit are 19, 2018. The names of the par- general circulation published in the months after the fi ling of the State- 573-517-2373 OF BEGINNING, ALSO, ON THE WEST stated above in the caption hereof and ties to said action are above in the County of Perry, State of Missouri. ment of Account, the undersigned SIDE OF THIS TRACT 30 FEET ALONG the name and address of the attorney for caption hereof. The attorney for independent personal representa- THE SAID ROAD; THENCE NORTH TO Petitioners is Kristi N. Hoff of the fi rm of the Respondent is Shanna K. Sur- WITNESS my hand and seal of the tive is discharged from further THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE Bradshaw, Steele, Cochrane, Berens & ratt, Layton & Southard, LLC, 1650 Circuit Court of Perry County, Mis- claim or demand by an interested AFORESAID DESCRIBED TRACT.] Billmeyer, L.C. located at 3113 Indepen- North Kingshighway, Suite 302, souri, this 14th of Sept., 2020. party. dence Street, Cape Girardeau, Missouri Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. to satisfy said debt and cost. 63703. /s/ Donna Schremp, FRANK J. WETTER, TRUSTEE’S SALE You are further notifi ed that unless deputy circuit clerk INDEPENDENT PERSONAL MILLSAP & SINGER, P.C., You are further notifi ed that, unless you you fi le an answer or other plead- REPRESENTATIVE IN RE: Jason M. Wheeler AKA Successor Trustee fi le an answer or other pleading or shall ing or shall otherwise appear and Publication Dates: September 17, 3604 BARTER STREET, Jason Matthew Wheeler, a single 612 Spirit Drive otherwise appear and defend against the defend the aforesaid modifi cation September 24, October 1, October 8 person Trustee’s Sale: St. Louis, MO 63005 ST. CHARLES, MO 63301 aforesaid Petition within 45 days after within 45 days after the 17th day of (636) 537-0110 the 3rd day of September 2020, Judg- September , 2020, judgment of de- For default in payment of debt and per- File No: File No: ment by Default will be rendered against formance of obligation secured by Deed 191528.100520.406947 FC NOTICE TO CREDITORS you. of Trust executed by Jason M. Wheeler BY TRUSTEE: AKA Jason Matthew Wheeler, a single NOTICE IT IS ORDERED that a copy hereof be person dated September 7, 2016 and Estate of Norma Schumer published according to law in the Re- recorded in the Offi ce of the Recorder Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection public Monitor, a newspaper of general of Deeds of Perry County, Missouri Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), no To all persons interested in the estate circulation published in the County of as Document No.: 2016R02657 modi- information concerning the collection of of Norma Schumer, decedent, whose Perry, State of Missouri. fi ed by Scrivener’s Error Affi davit re- this debt may be given without the prior last known address was 1500 W. Har- corded April 3, 2017 as Document No.: consent of the consumer given directly vest Circle, Perryville, MO 63775. WITNESS my hand and seal of the Cir- 2017R00836 the undersigned Succes- to the debt collector or the express per- cuit Court, this 1st day of July, 2020. sor Trustee, at the request of the legal mission of a court of competent juris- The undersigned, Gary Schumer, holder of said Note will on Monday, diction. The debt collector is attempt- is acting as Trustee under a trust, the PERRY COUNTY, CIRCUIT CLERK October 5, 2020 between the hours of ing to collect a debt and any information terms of which provide that the debts of By: /s/Julie L’Hote, Deputy Clerk 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., (at the specifi c obtained will be used for that purpose. the decedent may be paid by the Trustee time of 4:30 PM), at the East Front Door upon receipt of proper proof thereof. of the Court House, City of Perryville, PUBLISH ON: September 10, 2020 The address of the Trustee is 1500 W. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF County of Perry, State of Missouri, sell 09/17/2020, 09/24/2020, 10/01/2020 Harvest Circle, Perryville, MO 63775. PERRY COUNTY, MISSOURI at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash the following described real All creditors of the decedent are noti- Case No: 17PR-DR00109-01 estate, described in said Deed of Trust, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF fi ed to present their claims to the un- and situated in Perry County, State of PERRY COUNTY, MISSOURI dersigned within six (6) months from IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: ) Missouri, to wit: PROBATE DIVISION VI the date of the fi rst publication of this KRYSALYN RENE BROWN and ) notice or be forever barred. MARTIN JOSEPH BROWN ) PART OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER ESTATE NO. #19PR-PR00074 ) OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF Date of fi rst publication is KRYSALYN RENE BROWN ) SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 34 NORTH, STATE OF MISSOURI ) September 17, 2020. XXX-XX-8960 ) RANGE 13 EAST: BEGINNING AT THE ) SS. ) SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 2 ACRES IN COUNTY OF PERRY ) Gary Schumer, Trustee Petitioner, ) SAID QUARTER OF A QUARTER SEC- ) TION, BELONGING TO MRS. ANNA In the Estate of vs. ) SPITZ AT A POST IN THE PERRYVILLE KENNETH A. WETTER, Deceased. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ) AND WITTENBERG ROAD; THENCE PERRY COUNTY, MISSOURI MARTIN JOSEPH BROWN, ) SOUTH 85A DEGREES WEST 1 CHAIN NOTICE OF PROBATE DIVISION XXX-XX-5643 ) AND 61 LINKS IN SAID ROAD; THENCE FILING STATEMENT ) NORTH 6 CHAINS AND 57 LINKS; OF ACCOUNT AND SCHEDULE Case No.: 20PR-PR00058 Respondent. ) THENCE SOUTH 85A DEGREES EAST OF PROPOSED DISTRIBUTION 1 CHAIN AND 61 LINKS; THENCE In the Matter of: ) NOTICE UPON ORDER SOUTH 6 CHAINS AND 31 LINKS TO To all persons interested in the Estate MICHAEL KEASLING, ) FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION THE PLACE OF BEGINNING CONTAIN- of Kenneth A. Wetter, deceased: ) ING ONE ACRE, ALSO ON THE WEST a Minor Child. ) TO: KRYSALYN RENE BROWN SIDE OF THIS TRACT 30 FEET ALONG 1. Notice is hereby given that ) FROM: STATE OF MISSOURI THE SAID ROAD; THENCE NORTH the undersigned independent per- MICHAEL RAY MUNGLE and MERRI ) TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF sonal representative of said estate KRIS MUNGLE, ) You are notifi ed that an action has THE AFORESAID DESCRIBED TRACT. will fi le a Statement of Account in ) [MORE ACCURATELY DESCRIBED AS: the Probate Division of the Circuit Petitioners. ) PART OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER Court of Perry County, Missouri PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF on October 14, 2020 or as may be NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR REQUEST FOR BID PROPOSALS SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 34 NORTH, continued by the court. SERVICE BY PUBLICATION The Perry County Commission is requesting qualifications from interested vendors for a Design & Build bridge project on RANGE 13 EAST, PERRY COUNTY, Perry County Road 334, over Omete Creek and approximately one mile off of State Highway C. Sealed proposals only will MISSOURI, DESCRIBED AS FOL- 2. If no objection to the TO: Weylan Keasling be accepted until Thursday, October 8, 2020 at 10 a.m. in the office of the Perry County Clerk at 321 N. Main Street, Ste. LOWS: BEGINNING AT THE SOUTH- Statement of Account or the Pro- #2, Perryville, MO 63775. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at the project site Thursday, September WEST CORNER OF 2 ACRES IN SAID posed Schedule of Distribution is FROM: State of Missouri 24, 2020 at 1 p.m. Questions concerning this project and specifications should be directed to Perry County Road & QUARTER OF A QUARTER SECTION, fi led in the court within twenty (20) Bridge Dept.Supervisor Mark Hoehn at 573-513-0796. For a copy of the bid packet please contact County Clerk Jared W. BELONGING TO MRS. ANNA SPITZ days after the fi ling of the Statement You are hereby notifi ed that an action Kutz at 573-547-4242 or by e-mail at [email protected]. The Perry County Commission reserves the right to AT A POST IN THE PERRYVILLE AND of Account, the independent per- has been commenced against you in accept or reject any or all bids and the successful bidder shall furnish a certificate of liability insurance to Perry County WITTENBERG ROAD; THENCE SOUTH sonal representative will distribute the Circuit Court for the County of Perry, prior to the start of the project. Perry County Commission The best Yard Sales are in the ESTATE SALE of PUBLIC NOTICE OF SURFACE MINING APPLICATION DR. PAULYARD & SHEA BEY SALE PERMIT RENEWAL 329 S. Moulton Edward J Robinson DBA Big Cedar Stone, 50 Robinson Industrial Drive, Perryville, MO 63775, has applied to renew their permit from the Department of Natural Resources, Land Reclamation Program, to continue to mine Limestone on 80 acres of Friday, Sept. 18 • 7 a.m. – 1 p.m. land located in Perry County, Section 2-T35N-R9E and Section 11-T35N-R9E. The best Yard Sales Saturday, Sept. 19 • 8 a.m. – Noon This operation will be conducted during the approximate dates of 10/1/2020 to 12/1/2070. are in the Ping-Pong Table, Bedroom Sets, Antique YARD Written comments or a request for an informal public meeting may be made by any person with a direct, personal interest in SALE Dining Set w/Buffet, Antique Dressers, Trunks, 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. TV, Baldwin Piano, Retro Chrome Kitchen Set, Antique Sessions Mantle Clock, Singer Sew- Mail written comments, or a request for an informal public meeting to: Director, Land Reclamation Program, Department of ing Machine & Sewing Supplies, Griesedieck Natural Resources, PO Box 176, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0176. All comments and requests for a public meeting must be DEADLINE: Tuesday at Noon submitted in writing to the director’s office no later than fifteen days following the final public notice publication date. For Cooler, Pool Table, Retro Picnic Table Set, more information about this process, please contact the Land Reclamation Program by telephone at 573-751-4041. 2 x 1.5...$20.00 Print & Digital (40 words or less) Marble Collection, Collectibles, Household. Print & Digital (40-80 words) YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS ONE! 2 x 3...$32.00 INVITATION TO BID GARAGE SALE PPC LOCKER ROOM IMPROVEMENTS YARD SALE 2631 Hwy. B Perryville, MO The City of Perryville, MO will be accepting bid proposals for Locker Room Improvements located Friday, Sept. 18 • 3 p.m. - ? in the Perry Park Center, Perryville, MO until September 30, 2020, 10:00am CST. Sealed bid pro- 304 Bredall Street Saturday, Sept. 19 • 7:30 a.m. - ? posals shall be delivered to the offices of the Perryville City Hall, 215 North West Street, Perryville, Saturday, Sept. 19 Couponing Items, Men’s Clothing, Women’s Clothing MO 63775. Proposals shall be labeled as follows: (Including Plus Sizes), CD’s, DVD’s, Books, Wedding 7 a.m. – Noon Décor and Backdrop, Jewelry, Kitchen Items, Etc. BID PROPOSAL: LOCKER ROOM IMPROVEMENTS, PERRY PARK CENTER Miscellaneous Household Items. Rain or Shine A public bid opening will be held promptly at 10:00 am, CST, September 30, 2020, at the Per- MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE ryville City Hall, 215 North West Street, Perryville, MO 63775. A Pre-Bid Conference will be held YARD SALE at 10:00am, CST, September 22, 2020 at the Perry Park Center, 800 City Park Lane, Perryville, 310 Thorngate Dr. MO. Bidding General Contractors are encouraged to attend. Interested sub-contractors are also Friday, Sept. 18 • 1 p.m. – 7 p.m. 10027 Hwy. B encouraged to attend. Saturday, Sept. 19 • 7 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. (2nd House Past Bill’s Place) Clothes: Boys (NB – 12), Girls (NB – 8), Friday, Sept. 18 • 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Bid Documents (Plans and Project Manual) will be available on September 16, 2020, through the Women’s, Men’s, Kids Shoes, Toys, Changing Saturday, Sept. 19 • 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. office of the architect, Dille and Traxel, LLC, 266 S. Mt. Auburn Rd, Cape Girardeau, MO, 63703 for Table, Stroller, Jewelry, Cozy Coupe, Pans, Metal Pub Table, Metal Wagon, Big Women’s Clothes, a fee of $50.00. Access to electronic copies of the Bid Documents will be available for no charge Halloween Costumes. DVD’s, RC Car, Toys. Items $1 Unless Marked. by calling the architect’s office at 573-778- 0033 and making arrangements. All addenda will be issued to all plan holders that have obtained their documents through the office of the architect. YARD SALE YARD SALE It is the bidder’s responsibility to verify if any addendum has been issued. Bid Documents may be 108 Briar Drive Hwy. 51 N. Towards Chester viewed at no charge at the office of the Architect and Perryville City Hall. Saturday, Sept. 19 • 7 a.m. – 1 p.m. (Approx. 7 Miles From Town) The Owner maintains the right to approve any and all sub-contractors and reserves the right to Lego Table, Legos, 10” Radial Arm Saw, 12” Band Turn Left at Yellow “Fresh Produce” Sign. waive irregularities and to reject any and all bids. Attention is called to the provision for equal Saw-Sander, 6” Joiner Planer, Power Washer, Power Friday, Sept. 18 • 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. employment opportunity and payment of not less than the minimum wages as set forth in the Bid & Garden Tools, Camping/Kitchen/Household, Solid Saturday, Sept. 19 • 6 a.m. – 11 a.m. Package. Missouri State Wage Rates shall apply. Oak Table/Chairs/Hutch, Antiques, Craft Supplies, Baby/Toddler Clothing, Kids Toys, Nursery Furniture, Stampin’-Up!, Commercial Mixer. Women’s Clothing/Shoes, and Household Items. The City of Perryville, MO is an Equal Opportunity Employer.