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PRESS-NEWS JOURNAL CANTON SCHOOL ONLINE CELEBRATING 150 Years

CANTON FIRE DEPARTMENT EVENT Th e Canton Fire Department will be having a ceremony to honor lives lost in the Sep- tember 11, 2001 attack of the twin towers at the parking lot by County Market/Orschlens . Public is welcome to attend.

Canton R-V School is celebrating their 150 anniversary. The school has always been an important part of the community and has seen many changes over the last century and a half. The celebration started off on September 4 with a variety of activities that included big REGIONAL infl atable rides. (Photo by McKenzie Shrader) EDITION PLANNED Th e Press-News Journal is planning a regional issue for the September 17 edition. Th at Lewistown Appreciation Day is September 12 edition will be mailed to ev- Lewistown will have the annual Appre- the Wheels to Wheels Show, contact Karla from 3 to 5 p.m. Th e Power Wheels Derby ery household and business in ciation Day on Saturday, September 12. Richmond at (573) 497-2478. will be at 3 p.m. A Washer tournament be- Lewis and Knox County. Ad- Events begin at 6 a.m. with Breakfast in the Th e pedal tractor pull will be at 10 a.m gins at 4 p.m. vertisers wanting to be included Shelter House, by the Lewistown Fire Aux- with registration at 9:30 a.m. Th e Little Mr. A free meal will be served at 5 p.m. Th e should contact the Press-News iliary, serving until 8 a.m. Th e BBQ contest and Miss Contest will be at 11 a.m. with meal is provided by the Lewistown Busi- Journal at (573) 288-5668 or begins at 7 a.m. Judging will be based on registration at 10:30. Lunch and food ven- ness Community, the fi sh will be provided email [email protected] fl avor, juiciness and texture, display and dors will be at 11 a.m. and the We Modern’s by Dr. Gene Childress. presentation and crowd favorite. Club will serve tacos at the Shelter House at Music provided by local talent starts at 5 A new attractions, Wheels to Wheels 11:30 a.m.. p.m. A street dance from 7 to 11 p.m. will Show, will be featured and anything with Th e Fire Fighter Challenge will be at 2:30 round out the day’s events. Music will be wheels can be entered including cars, and 3 p.m. Contact Bill Fountain at (573) provided by Murphy’s Bridge.. trucks, tractors, motorcycles, golf carts, 470-6685. Vendors and activities for all ages will be gators, tricycles, etc. Participants can be Th e parade will be at 1 p.m. Participants in the park all day. For more information, judged or just entered for show. Registra- should line up at 12:15 at the old school contact Mayor Steve McKenzie at 573-497- tion is from 8 to 10 a.m. Judging begins at parking lot. 2705. 10 a.m., awards at noon. Prizes and trophies A horse shoe tournament will begin at Everyone is invited and encouraged to awarded. Show will be near McKenzie Au- 1:30 p.m. Music by students of Lyndon Al- spend the day in Lewistown. tomotive. For more information about derton and other local talent will take place

CULVER-STOCKTON ENROLLMENT INCREASE RELAY FOR LIFE EVENT For the third year in a row, Culver- diligently year-round to continue to en- vides a broad spectrum of experiences Th e annual Lewis County Relay Stockton College welcomed an incoming hance the student experience and add to from which our students can learn. It For Life event will be at Martin class of more than 300 students, bringing our beautiful campus,” said Dr. Kelly M. enhances the student experience in so Park in Canton, September 19 total enrollment to a 20-year high. C-SC Th ompson, president of Culver-Stockton many important ways,” said Dr. Th omp- from noon to midnight. Carni- welcomed 336 incoming students for the College. “It is uplift ing and encouraging son. “Not only do we make the world our val and games all day, plus food fall 2015, which includes freshmen, trans- when students from around the world classroom, we are bringing the world to vendors, duck race, survivor fers and international students. Th e Col- take notice. And to see that students are campus.” laps, CHS Marching Tigers and lege is also experiencing high retention not only opting to enroll but to stay the Nearly 94 percent of the incoming Luminaria at dark. Paint the rates, which has led to an increase in the four years and graduate from Culver- class has opted to live on campus. Th is is County Purple begins Sept. 12. overall student population. As of Census Stockton gives us continued conviction in the second year in a row the College has Day count, enrollment at Culver-Stock- our mission. reached residential capacity. Th e college ton College is 1066 total students. Th e last Th e students in this incoming class once again renovated existing residential time enrollment was at this level was in come from a wide geographic range. Ap- spaces to accommodate the increased 1994. Th is is a nearly 9 percent of growth proximately 45 percent of this incoming number of students living on campus. Th e from last year, when enrollment reached class hails from Missouri. In addition, 28 Offi ces of Student Life have moved from 972 students. other states are represented in this class, their previous location in Johnson Hall “Our faculty, staff and administrators as well as 11 countries. Th e College wel- to a newly created space in the Gladys are so excited to welcome a two-decade- comed just over 30 new international stu- Crown Student Center. high number of students choosing to en- dents to campus. roll at Culver-Stockton College. We work “Growth in diversity on ‘the Hill’ pro-

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Sky Frost Lady won reserve junior heifer calf champion at the 2015 Missouri State Fair 4-H Angus Show, Aug. 13 in LaGrange Methodist Sedalia, Mo. Skyler Runnells, La Grange, Mo., owns the winning heifer. Cody Tebbenkamp, Columbia, Mo., evalu- ated the entries before naming champions. Photo by Adam Conover, American Angus Association. Hog Roast Th e LaGrange Unit- roast pork, potato casse- ed Methodist Church role, baked beans, apple- will have their annual sauce, homemade des- Hog Roast on Saturday, serts and drinks. A free Canton School Open House Sept.12, from 4;30-7 p.m. will donation will be ac- at the church at 200 N. cepted. Rev. Steve Martin Fourth Street, LaGrange. is the pastor. Th e public Anniversary Held Th e menu will feature is invited. Beilstein Camper Open House Beilstein Camper Sales view all the camping op- will host an open house, tions available. Beilstein September 17, 18 and Camper Sales is located 19. Th e community is south of LAGrange on invited co attend and Highway 61. United State Bank Appreciation Days The Canton R-V School held a community night in United State Bank will 11; Lewistown, 102 West observance of the 150 year anniversary of the school. host Customer Appre- Main, September 28; This large monster truck infl atable was a big hit with ciation Days from 11 and Edina, 107 N. First the children, along with the other activities. Many Creative Country held an open house on September a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Street, Sept. 25. Everyone vendors were also a part of the event and the evening following locations and is invited to join USB for ended with a free movie. (Photo by McKenzie Shrader) 4 with many customers viewing the wide variety of unique items the business has to off er. Fall is a dates; Ewing, 200 East lunch and a chance to great time for indoor and outdoor decorations and State Hwy 6, September win priz many residents in the community having beautiful displays. Creative Country is located at 108 N. Fourth in Canton, across from Primo’s. (Photo by Press-News McKenzie Shrader) HOG ROAST Journal SSaturday,aturday, SSept.ept. 1122

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7th Grade: 8th Grade: 9th Grade: 10th Grade: 11th Grade: 12th Grade: Audra Dehner Kenzie Rutledge Quintin Lay Mackenzie Becherer Michael Gnuse Madison Eisenberg Hometown: Lewistown Hometown: Monticello Hometown: LaBelle Hometown: Ewing Hometown: Lewistown Hometown: Maywood Parents: Scott and Dean- Parents: Scott and Nancy Parents: Marcie Lay Parents: Brenda Bruno Parents: Chuck and Mi- Parents:Terry and Lisa na Dehner Rutledge GPA: 2.78 GPA: 3.13 chele Gnuse Eisenberg Activities/Hobbies: Soft - Activities/Hobbies: Bas- Activities/Hobbies: Read- Activities/Hobbies: Hang- GPA: 2.96 GPA: 3.63 ball ketball and Swimming ing and playing basketball ing out with friends Activities: Marching Activities: Band (6 yrs), Future Plans: Attend col- Future Plans: Attend col- Future Plans: Undecided Future Plans: Attend col- Highlanders and 4H FFA (3), Track (5), FCA lege to become a nurse lege lege, undecided on major Future Plans: Attend a (4), Football Manger (2) four year college Awards received: All Conf Track and the Cur- rent HHS Record Holder for Discus Future Plans: Attend Highland Students college Majoring in Pre- of the Month Veterinary Medicine AROUND THE COUNTY

creating invoices and managing and paying bills. Saturday’s events include the Jerry Gudehus Memorial Artifact Show Th e classes will be off ered on September 15, 17, 22, run/walk, Car Show, Parade at 10 a.m., poker run, bingo, Th e Shelby County Indian Artifact Show will be held and 24 from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. each evening. Th ere is a quilt show, basketball, infl atables, church services, baby September 19 at the Old Th reshers Festival in Shelbina. fee for the class. show, Mo Identifi cation Program, FFA super Farmer Show time is 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Prizes will be given to the top Space is limited and attendees are required to register Contest, vocal performances, stick horse race, youth two best personal fi nds and an award of excellence will by September 14 by calling the Gamm, Incorporated of- dance and street dance with the band Whiskey Junction. be given for best general display. For more information fi ce at (660) 213-3221. Events planned for Sunday, September 13 include, contact John Chapman at (573) 795-1982. three on three basketball, Church services, quilt show, Holiday Bazaar and Craft power wheels derby, Pine Wood derby, cow chip bingo Canton Class of 65 Planning and grand prize drawings. Show Scheduled Each day off ers vendors, entertainment, fun activities and great food available. Events and times can be Reunion Th e Lewis County Youth Football League is planning Th e Canton Class of 1965 will celebrate their 50 year viewed at the facebook page, www.facebook.com/ the third annual Holiday Bazaar/Craft Show to be held knoxcopromotionalcouncil anniversary with a reunion. Class members will be at at the Highland Elementary School on October 24. Saints Ave. Cafe on Sept. 18 at 6 p.m.; Saturday Sept. 19 Vendors will be allowed to set up at 7 a.m. Show hours at the Lewis Street Playhouse and also at noon on Sun- will be 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Vendors are accepted on a fi rst Hunters Education Class day, Sept. 20 with a picnic hosted by Marsha Allison. come, fi rst serve basis. All proceeds will go to the Lewis Th ere will be a Hunters Education Skills Course at Call Janet Watson at (573) 494-4057 or Sandy Linnen- County Youth Football League. To reserve a booth space the Ewing Fire house on October 3 from 1 -5 p.m. In burger at (573) 288-3880 for directions to the picnic or for the bazaar or for questions, contact Laura Meyer at order to take the class students will need to be 11 years for reservations that are required for the Saturday eve- (217) 242-7308. old and have completed the pre work for the class. Th is ning dinner. Anyone who has been a part of the class is can be done by completing the online course o r getting invited to attend any or all of the events. Knox County Corn Festival a Hunter Education book, studying it, and completing the review questions. Participants need to bring their Th e annual Knox County Corn Festival will celebrate online certifi cate or the completed Hunters Ed. Book QuickBooks Classes Off ered 29 years and will be held Sept. 11, 12 and 13 with many Gamm, Incorporated in cooperation with Univer- to the class to attend. Books can be picked up at the activities scheduled. Events begin Friday evening. Th e Wakonda State Park Offi ce, ordering one off the MDC sity Extension and the Missouri Small Business and Knox County Rescue Squad meal at the 4-H pavilion Technology Development Center will off er 10 hours of web site, or by calling Jason Vaughn at (573) 822- 5178. begins at 5:30 p.m. Other events include a performance Students will need to preregister for the class online at QuickBooks instruction at a 75 percent reduction in from Lewis County’s Cameron Scifres, bingo, a Texas price to Missouri residents. QuickBooks can help busi- mdc.mo.gov and follow the Hunters Ed. link. Space is Hold’em tournament and the band One Horse Town will limited, those not preregistered may not be allowed to nesses, non-profi ts, farming enterprises and retail fi rms be featured from 8:15 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. with budgeting, payroll, tracking income and expenses, attend. LaGrange Man Involved in Clark County Crash Alva E. Farr, 55, of rural of US 136 near Wayland, Clark County Ambulance. LaGrange received minor when the 2010 Ford Rang- He received minor inju- injuries when the vehicle er he was driving travelled ries and was later released. he was driving overturned off the left side of the road- Th e pickup had extensive in Clark County. Accord- way, struck a dirt embank- damage. Also assisting at ing to the Missouri State ment, overturned and the scene were the Clark Highway Patrol, Farr was came to rest in the me- County Rescue Squad and southbound on MO 27, dian. Farr was transported the Wayland Fire Depart- one tenth of mile south to Keokuk Hospital by ment.

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LEWIS COUNTY HISTORY BACKWARD GLANCES 25 Years Ago of Col. Martin Green County Extension Coun- examination in St. Louis Church building on Col- July 30, 1920 Th e Press-News and preserved northeast cil. Th ey own and oper- Aug. 3. Th e board has not lege Street and he will Congressman Romjue Journal Missouri for the Union. ate a 240 acre dairy farm received the exact num- soon begin the erection of made Monticello another Th e battle is noted as the eight miles southwest of ber it is to send in the fi rst a new modern bungalow, fl ying visit one day this July 26, 1990 northernmost Civil War Canton. call or has it had what the using the building in its week. Mr. Romjue is mak- It is oft en said, “It al- battle west of the Missis- Clyde Carter will retire call will be for September. construction. Th ere will ing the race for Congress ways rains during the sippi. July 31 with over 15 years be a basement under part on his record as a legisla- Lewis County Fair”. Well, of service with Gardner- of the building. Th e bun- tor. Mr. Romjue did the that statement once again 85 Years Ago 45 Years Ago Denver Co., Quincy. He Th e Canton Record galow will be of six rooms farmers of the county a held true this year. Rain and his wife live near on the ground fl oor, one favor when he introduced hit the fairgrounds sev- Th e Canton Press- July 31, 1930 News Maywood. Th ey one son, large room on the upper a bill for the repeal of eral times, making some Th omas, living at home. $3,000 subscription fl oor for storage which the Daylight Saving Law of the walkways muddy, July 30, 1970 Th e Carters, attend the campaign to and Satur- may be made into three and succeeded pushing it and temporarily losing Route 16 on White Durham Baptist Church. day night at 8 o’clock; rooms later if they are through Congress. the midway rides. Ed- Street in Canton is open Mrs. Lille Mae Smith, who will win the $1,282 needed. Th e place will be Eugene and Lee Rob- ward Geisendorfer, fair to traffi c aft er two years of 91, of LaBelle died July sedan? Surprises, sensa- entirely modern and will inson, Leno Lafl er, and R. board president, stated detouring and closure for 21 in St. Mary Hospital, tions are due this week. be on one of the hand- N. Lyon of Walnut Grove that in spite of the in- rebuilding of the street Quincy. Services were No one has a walk-away somest homes on College District expected to un- clement weather, the fair which connects Route 16 held in the LaGrange victory – just a few long- Street. Th e Presbyterian load a new grain separa- went well and that many to U.S. Highway 61. Baptist Church. term subscriptions may congregation some time tor and tractor at Taylor of the fair board members Funeral services for Len Leeser, 81, died change defeat into glori- ago decided to sell the Tuesday. Th eir separa- received compliments as Lloyd Meyers were held July 19 in Blessing Hospi- ous victory – sealed bal- property and Mr. Odor tor has a capacity of 900 to how they enjoyed all of July 24 in Arnold’s Funer- tal. He was a member of lot box now in Bank of made them a proposition bushels daily and can be the events that were held al Home, Canton, with the Mt. Olivet Methodist Canton. which was accepted. kept in operation with a this year. Wednesday’s the Rev. Sam Nickols of- Church near Taylor. As it seems there will During the week a small crew. grand stand music show fi ciating. Mr. Meyers was not be a county fair for number of places deemed Abe Guseman, 86, an featuring the band “Air found dead in bed at Ho- 65 Years Ago Lewis County this year worthy of markers at the old and highly respected Wave” was moved to the tel Quincy July 22 by his the Canton Chamber of centennial celebration, citizen of near William- all-purpose building due sister, Mrs. Harry Jacobs. Th e Lewis County Commerce will sponsor Journal have been handed into stown, died at his home to muddy grounds at the He was an employee of a show for the boys and W. F. Hodges, Jr., who is Monday. His wife died arena, causing the event Hotel Quincy before his Aug. 3, 1950 girls who are members chairman of the commit- about 29 years ago. Th ey to be the lowest attended retirement. Mrs. Viola Giles, a of the diff erent clubs in tee. Th e ones suggested took up the body of his of the fair. Th e Th ursday member of the Culver- the county who have live- are as follows: the home wife and it was placed demolition derby had an Th e Lewis County Stockton faculty, was stock to show at the fair. the authoress of “Paddle in a steel vault and both unusual twist. Two cars in Journal initiated into Pi Lambda Th e sudden death of Your Own Canoe”; the bodies were buried in the contention in the second July 30, 1970 Th eta, honorary scho- Sylvester Van Tress, who victory rock of the Sac In- same grave aft er services heat got locked together. lastic fraternity, at the resides near Benjamin, dians; the site of the fi rst at the home. A third car got caught on Th e Lewistown Farm- University of Missouri- was a shock to his friends ers Supply has taken on Methodist Church; the a car already disquieted. Columbia on July 27. Out and relatives all over the site of the fi rst building History will come alive a completely new ap- of 100 applications at the county. Mr. Van Tress 105 Years Ago pearance inside and out in Canton; the “old elm in rural northeastern U. of Mo. Only nine were died of acute indigestion tree”; the fi rst Masonic Th e Lewis County Clark County with the re- as the result of extensive initiated and Mrs. Giles and was sick but 15 min- Journal remodeling and modern- Lodge; the home of judg- enactment of the Battle of had the highest grades of utes. es’ the site of the fi rst post Aug. 5, 1910 Athens, Aug. 4 and 5 at izing and the end product the nine. Editors meeting at is an attractive and effi - offi ce; the home of Sena- Th e worst storm of the Battle of Athens State Canton Friday was a fi ne tor Green; the Northwest the season visited this Historic Site and Park. cient supermarket. success. Said to be the Th e Donald Lay family Trail Stage Route; a com- section Th ursday night, Th e event will commemo- Th e Lewis County best meeting ever held bined marker for Lewis- fences and trees were rate the Aug. 5 1861 battle was selected as the Lewis and 75 editors were pres- County State Fair Fam- Journal Clark for the two coun- blow down, hay stacks when the Union forces of ent. ties; a marker in memory were blown to pieces, and Col. David Moore defeat- ily. Th is announcement Aug. 3, 1950 William Cole, 82, a was made by the Lewis of the three founders of a great damage done to ed the Confederate forces A large crowd attended former resident of Lewis the growing crops and a the horse and pony show Canton; to the oldest County in the vicin- woman and to the oldest heavy rainfall that lasted at Monticello Saturday. ity of Steff enville, died at several hours. Th ere was a large number man; to the founder of the home of his daugh- Christian University, now Th e members of the of entries, as many as 25 ter, Mrs. L. C. Kaylor at German M.E. Church are in some classes. Culver-Stockton College; Portsmouth Calif., July 22 a marker to the memo- repairing their church Th e Sharpe reunion and was brought back to building in the way of was held at the home ry of Dr. Carl Johann; a Newark for burial. marker to the Dr. M. C. new benches, new paint, of Mr. and Mrs. Norval Th e infant son of Mr. paper and carpet. Th ey Sharpe, Ewing, Sunday, Hawkins, founder of the and Mrs. George Moore “Hawks”; and a marker in will change the chancel July 30. Ninety-eight per- of near Emerson passed from the north to the sons were present. Th e memory of Canton may- away Th ursday evening ors. west side of the church. oldest was Harry Wood, at the the age of 1 year, 10 Th ey are holding Sunday 82, from Bethel. months and 6 days. 95 Years Ago School in Zahn’s pasture Th e Lewis County W. R. Odor recently until the church is ready CCountryountry BluegrassBluegrass ShowShow draft board is sending bought the Presbyterian Th e Lewis County for occupancy. HHall’sall’s HHall,all, 220000 S MMain,ain, Palmyra,Palmyra, MoMo fi ve new men for physical Journal LLindsayindsay ParrishParrish SSaturday,aturday, SSept.ept. 1122 aatt 7 ppmm Annual Ellison Reunion th SStantan CCreacyreacy - MManan ooff SSteelteel 30 Annual Sunday, Sept. 13 Lewistown Business at LaGrange Lions Hall Appreciation Day Meal at 12:00 pm (noon) Saturday, September 12th 2015 Chicken provided 6-8 am Breakfast in the Shelter House - Lewis- town Fire Dept. 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C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Y K Thursday, September 10, 2015 5A COMMUNITYPress-News Journal • NEWSlewispnj.com LaGrange News Maywood News By Myrna Hoteling week. She lived most On Th ursday, August By Loretta Bringer diff erent kinds of cob- a retired teacher and of her life in La Grange 27th at Sprout’s for lunch blers. will be remembered as A lady was concerned where she and husband, the following people Some exciting news Funeral services a pretty redhead. Geor- when she saw an un- Perry had a yard of met. Marilyn Cobb, Fall coming up on High- were held on Sun- gia Mae was active with familiar man parked beautiful fl owers. It was Brook, CA; Loyal and way 6 between May- day in Quincy for husband, Bud, in the on the street. She ap- from her I bought my Beverly Gallaher, Syra- wood and Durham. Ronnie”Penrod” Evans. community and church proached him and asked pink iris bulbs and have cuse, NY; Barbara Stotts Th e “Pumpkin Crate” is He was a brother of when they resided in if he needed directions. enjoyed them for years. and Carl Foster, West opening on Th ursday, Roger and Mary Evans Maywood. She has a I live two blocks from Sympathy to the family. Point, IA; Kendall and September 10. Th ey of Maywood and Phyl- lot of extended fam- here he explained I”m My hairdresser is a Bobbie Gallaher Quincy, will be open on Th urs- lis Schafer of Palmyra. ily in the area as she just trying to fi nish my woman of many talents. IL; and Joyce Solter; La day through Sunday. I rode the Maywood was a member of the ice cream cone before She was given a beauti- Grange, MO. Th is was Th ere are some new fun bus in high school with Sharp family from the going home to my four ful Martha Washington the fi rst time in 23 years things for the children “Penrod” and he was Lewistown area. Her kids. doll by a friend and de- all brothers and sisters and there will be plenty a lot of fun. When we daughter, Andrea Nell Sue Powers decided cided Martha needed a were able to be pres- of pumpkins. moved to our present and her family reside in visiting relatives most- George. From this idea ent at one time. Also Sympathy is ex- home he was a neigh- Maywood in her par- ly at funerals should she created a lifelike rep- present were; Marvin tended to Willie and bor and later moved to ents former residence. change so this year she lica. Martha is dressed and Leah Mabel Hull, Deb O’Brien in the Quincy. Her son, John and his and husband Kenny in a beautiful pink and Barry, IL; David and loss of Willie’s father, Charilyn Stalder en- family also live in the hosted a family reunion lace trimmed dress and Peggy Nichell, Stephanie Lawrence O’Brien. joyed lunch with for- area. Sympathy is ex- at the Lions Hall in La sits on a red velvet chair Dobbs, Gweena Nichell, Services were held for mer teachers and offi ce tended to the family. Grange. One of her so she dressed Geore in Quincy, IL; Gene Hull; Mr. O’Brien this week staff from Highland Marvin and Loret- cousins present for the beautiful blue and gold Jim Spencer, Mexico, in Quincy and he had School on Tuesday in ta Bringer were in St. occasion she had not trimmed coat, vest and MO; Jerry Nichell, Bur- lived in the Durham Lewistown at Stanley’s Charles on Wednesday seen for 57 years so they shirt. She turned out a lington, IA; Scarlett area. Restaurant. Attending to celebrate Marvin’s had a lot to catch up on. wonderful replica of the Solter and Ronnie Leck- Kay Wilson, Bonnie were Diane Logsdon, birthday. Th at evening Sues brother and his wife pair. She also did a fi ne bee, Edina, MO; Ca- Bronstine and Charilyn Nancy Ellison, Sarah they enjoyed dinner from Grayslake, IL also job on my hair. rie Romero, La Grange, Stalder attended the Freeman, Jan Sellers, at Fiddlestick’s with spent two weeks with the Sunday Nancy Howe MO; Mike Hull and his “Cobbler Creations” at Diane Teneyck and their daughter, Rachel Powers. Daughter, Becky went to Godfrey, IL with wife, Southern IL; and the Methodist Church Okle Hinkle. Bringer Shepherd and and family from Peoria, Mark and Sheri Foley to Peggy Hull, Quincy, IL. in Monticello on Sun- A former resident her husband, Bobby. AZ were present to share see Cassidy Foley play I thought this side day evening. Th ey re- of Maywood, Geor- Hope everyone en- in the hugh carry in and soccer for Lewis and view of a lady at the buf- ported there was a gia Mae Felter, passed joyed a safe and fun La- enjoy the beautiful fall Clark College. While fett table belonged to good crowd and a lot of away this week. She was bor Day weekend. like weather on August there Shannon Foley of someone I knew. I was 22. Sue was very pleased St. Louis and Elizabeth right. It was a former with the thirty some Kunz of Godfrey (both classmate, Joan Spur- present and glad they granddaughters) joined geon. Our visit was brief enjoyed time with one us at the game. As Lewis but brought back lots of another. and Clark won it was a memories and made my Connie Rhodes full aft ernoon. day brighter. Vaughn passed away last

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C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Y K 6A Thursday, September 10, 2015 COMMUNITYPress-News Journal • lewispnj.com NEWS Highland Band Performs United as One in May Ceremony At Mizzou

The Marching Highlander band performed at the Mizzou halftime show on September 5. The band traveled to Columbia early Saturday morning and rehearsed the halftime show before game time. The Highland band wore a white band t-shirt and shorts because of the excessive heat. The band is scheduled to travel to San Diego in December to take part in the Holiday Bowl. (Photo by Tracy Gonnerman)

Members of the Highland Band color guard stand on the Mizzou football fi eld in before their performance on Saturday. The band will march in the Lewistown Appreciation Day parade on September 12. The band performs a pregame and half time show at each Highland football game. (Photo by Tracy Gonnerman) Cody and Leanne James

Leanne Cary of Canton Mo., and ols, Kirksville Mo., Brent Franke, Weldon Cody James of Hurdland Mo., were mar- Spring Mo., brother-in-law of the groom; ried May 2, 2015 at St. Joseph’s Catholic Josh Niemeyer, St.Louis, and Will Patti- Church in Canton. Fr. Basil Euro offi ciat- son, Columbia Mo., cousin of the groom. ed the ceremony. Th e reception was held Ring bearer was Luke Franke, Weldon at the Caldwell building in Canton. Spring Mo, nephew of the groom. Flower Th e bride is the daughter of Cindy and girl was Lily Franke, Weldon Spring Mo., the late Kevin Cary. Grandparents are niece of the groom Bob and Nancy Cary, Larry and Bettie Ushers were Ryan Strange, cousin of Morriss, all of Canton Missouri. the bride and Jared Niemeyer, Guestbook Th e groom is the son of Randy and attendant was Hannah Strange, cousin of Jeanie James, Brashear Missouri Grand- the bride, all of Edina, Mo. parents are Ray and the late Viola Prebe, Th e bride is a 2008 graduate of Can- UP TO $650 OFF PER DEVICE! Edina Missouri and the late Charles and ton R-V and a 2012 graduate of Culver- Bula James of Hurdland Mo. Stockton College in Canton, Missouri Maid of Honor was Laura Cary of Can- with a bachelor’s of science degree in ac- ton, sister of the bride: Matron of Honor counting. She is currently employed at was Lauren Smith of Kahoka Mo. Brides- Tri-County Electric Cooperative in Lan- maids were Alison Wright, Canton Mo., caster, Missouri. Cindy Gain, St. Charles Mo., and Aman- Th e groom is a 2006 graduate of Knox da Llewellyn, Timewell Ill. County R-1 and is currently engaged in Best Man was Brett Hamlin, Edina farming in rural Knox County. Mo., Groomsman were Quentin Nich-

I would like to thank all my friends, relatives and co-workers who helped to give me a sur- prise retirement party on Sat. August 22nd, at the LaGrange City Park. I would personally like to thank my wife of 47 years, Suellen, she really pulled this one off , and my son Ricky of Ohio. Over 70 people showed up, some drove a great distance, Bob & Karlene Robertson of Middle Amana, Ia., Ricky, Angie, Dessa, Shelby; Noelle If you haven’t had your hearing tested Robertson of Blanchester, Ohio and Al & Wan- da Roggenkamp of Edinboro, Pa. I would also like to thank Wade Poulter and his helpers for a recently, NOW is the time! fi ne job of cooking the meat. Th ank You Free Batteries & Hearing Aid cleaning Richard Robertson for one year with your purchase. Call to make an appointment today 573-288-5360 Are you happy with your current propane program? May not be combined with any other offer. We have the tools available to help you manage your energy costs!

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The Canton Fire Department will be having a ceremony to honor lives lost in the September 11, 2001 attack of the twin towers at the parking lot by County Market/Orschlens . Public is welcome to attend.

The Highland Varsity Cheerleaders led the crowd in many cheers during a home football game on September 4.

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The Pierce sisters have been involved in Relay For Life for many years and encourage everyone to visit Martin Park on September 19 for the many Relay For Life events planned.

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Th e Canton R-V Daycare Gully Transportation ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MARKETING CDL A – 1 Year Experience. YARD SALE Program has openings for AND PUBLIC RELATIONS children ages 0-5 years Relay & Regional Saturday, Sept. 12 from 8 am - 2 pm Positions Available!! Culver-Stockton College is accepting applications for an of age. Please contact INCREASED PAY AND Lewistown, Mo Stephanie Rieff er or BENEFIT PACKAGE!! Assistant Director of Marketing and Public Relations. Th e 1 block west of 4-way stop on Hwy 6 Kristy Durst at 573-288- Call Duane! Assistant Director of Marketing and Public Relations will 855-219-5989 manage the internal operations of the Marketing and Pub- Patio table & chairs, lawn edging, light fi xtures, hand 5216 Extension 210 for lic Relations Offi ce including supervision of other staff more information. weights, holiday decor, ceramic tile, portable picnic members and student workers, budgetary issues, project table, crystal champagne fl utes, wire bath shelving, timelines and third party vendor relations. picture frames, large rolling suitcase, dishes, kitchen Th is position will identify marketing challenges and op- appliances, men’s/women’s clothing, vacuum cleaner, Seasonal Help portunities and recommend strategies for marketing ef- lots of misc. items. forts that serve to enhance and strengthen the reputation Ursa Farmers Cooperative in Wayland and of the College internally and externally. Th is position will 302 N ST. LABELLE Fall Flea Market - Gregory Landing are taking applications for sea- assist the Director of Marketing and Public Relations in all Sept. 11, 2-6 pm, Sept. marketing and advertising initiative for the College and Inside & Outside Sale 12, 8 am-3pm (or until ev- sonal help. Submit your application to P. O. Box erything is gone). Many will coordinate market research activities and monitor Sept. 10, 11, 12, & 13 325, Wayland, MO 63472 or in person at either marketing and branding activities College-wide to ensure new items added, prices Durham Community Center, reduced; small appliances, coordination eff orts. Qualifi ed candidates will have a min- Hwy 6, Durham, MO location. Pre-employment drug screening. tf imum of a bachelor’s degree in communication, journal- cordless phones, small dog Lots of good new and used items, picture frames, bas- ism, English, or related fi eld along with at least two years merchandise. Nice selection of offi ce management experience including supervisory kets, offi ce items, much clothes including fall and win- more. Everything must go, experience. Must be highly organized, creative and have ter priced at $1.00 a bag full. Clerk in Training the ability to work varying hours including weekends and no reasonable offer refused. Lunch stand will be open plus 37 Th e City of LaBelle is accepting resumes and refrences evenings as necessary. bake sale 8 am - ? For vendor info or to donate for a “Clerk in Training” position. Applicants must have a Screening of applicants will begin immediately. Submit items: 573-822-6230 friendly nature, accounting knowledge with a background cover letter, resume, and three references to Amy Baker, FOR SALE in QuickBooks. Would prefer that applicants reside within Director of Human Resources, Culver-Stockton College, HUGE MULTI FAMILY One College Hill, Canton, MO 63435. Electronic submis- City of LaBelle, but is not required. Must be able to pass a clothes toddler- adult, furni- sions to [email protected] are strongly encouraged. 2001 COUGAR 5th wheel, background check. ture, misc; Fri. 9/11 & Sat. EOE/AA 9/12 from 8 am -? Hwy 6, 28 ft. long, 13 ft slide out, Resumes and refrences will be accepted until September Ewing (across from Co-op) $7.500 o.b.o.; 573-231-9232 10, 2015. Resumes and refrences may be dropped off at 37 35-38 City Hall, 309 State Street, LaBelle, Mo. or mailed to City Lewis Co. Ambulance of LaBelle, PO Box 51, LaBelle MO 63447. 36/37 REAL ESTATE Central Boiler E-Classic Emergency: Dial 911 OUTDOOR WOOD FURNACES. Heat your entire home and hot wa- LPN - RN/NA/CNA/CMT FOR RENT LaBelle Manor Care Center has openings in the Nursing Depart- For Sale ter. EPA Qualified. Call ment for a LPN & RN/NA/CNA/CMT, weekends are required. today about limited time, Training is available for the CNA position. For more information STORAGE UNITS - money-saving offers! or application please call (660) 213-3234 or you may stop by the available in LaGrange Campen Heating & A/C business offi ce Mon. - Fri. 8 am - 4 pm. EOE MFHV 52 tf starting at $30.00 per 573-288-8966 month. 573-655-4457. 27tf FOR RENT City Clerk Position 1 BDRM. TRAILER,, for Th e City of LaGrange, Missouri (Population 931), is rent in Lewistown, 573-215- 2549 Apartments in Lewis County seeking a qualifi ed professional to serve as its next 33tf-(ED) City Clerk. To be considered for this position, please NECAC is accepting appli- 516 Clark Street, Canton - $54,900 cations for the Lewis County submit a cover letter, resume, and employment appli- For Rent Aff ordable Apartments cation. 2 Bedroom home, low taxes, utilities; new electric/ in Canton, LaGrange and plumbing, recently remodeled throughout, hard LaBelle Sr. Housing Lewistown. Many amenities Employment application and job description are 1 bedroom, well-kept wood fl oors, french doors, large fenced in yard, available. For information, available at City Hall 118 S. Main LaGrange, MO apartments for rent, call 573-288-5982. NECAC 63448 Monday-Friday 8-5. Application deadline is MOVE IN READY. 217-440-8697 or 217-440-3918 income based rent, in- is an Equal Opportunity September 14, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. cludes utilities, refrig- Employer and Provider and erator and range. Quiet an Equal Housing Oppor- tunity agency that does not atmosphere. On site discriminate on the basis of laundry facilities. Con- race, color, national origin, Bill Fretwell, Broker/Owner: 573.767.5436 tact Amy Parrish, P.O. age, disability, sex, gender Craig Myers, Sales: 660.341.9305 Box 169, LaBelle, MO identity, political beliefs, Jennifer Wood, Broker/Sales: 217.257.8812 63447 marital status, familial or Stanley Prather, Sales: 660.341.5950 parental status, sexual orien- LaBelle Senior tation or if applicant income Housing is derived from any public Offi ce: 573-767-5436 660-213-4012 assistance program. Has positions available at their REAL ESTATE 109 East Lafayette, Monticello, MO Palmyra facility for Diecasters Agricultural - Recreational - Commercial - Residential tf FARM GROUND for cash rent Approx. 52 acres of till- We are a growing company with excellent benefi ts, includ- able ground for 2016 year. ing but not limited too: Medical Insurance, Dental Reim- 1 BDRM UPPER apart- Farm is located 8 miles bursement, Flexible Spending Accounts, Nine paid Holi- ment, water & trash incl. in north of Palmyra, 1 ½ miles days, Paid Vacation, Matching 401K, Short-term Disability, rent. Tennant pays Electric. west of Tri State. Mail Off street parking, washer, Life Insurance. sealed bid to: Jacob Cook, dryer hook-up. $400 month- 6283 County Road 312, Pal- If you have prior experience or are mechanically inclined ly. 117 N Main LaGrange. myra, MO 63461 35-37* and want to further your career, please apply at New Listing - Canton: Very clean New Listing - Canton: Move-in 573-822-4578 35-37* 2-bed, 1-bath with attached garage, ready 1-2 bed home with new win- 7063 County Rd 328, Palmyra, MO 63461. updated heating, air, windows, dows, all appliances, washer & dry- AUCTION fl ooring & fi xtures and all appli- er, great starter or solid investment We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. ances will convey. property Missouri Recreational Substitute Bus Driver Land & CampCam Auction Th e Canton R-V School District is accepting applica- tions for the position of substitute bus driver. Appli- cations may be obtained at the Superintendent's Of- New Listing - LaGrange: 2-bed, New Price - Williamstown: 3224 1-bath, hardwood fl oors, 1-car ga- sq ft metal utility building, up- fi ce, 3rd and Madison, Canton, Missouri or by calling rage, great location on hill, priced dated heating, air & roof. Asking ABSOLUTE 573-288-5216. Th e Canton R-V School District is an to sell! $44,500 which is only $13.80/sq ft ! Equal Opportunity Employer. 37-38

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IN THE CIRCUIT the Court, and that any COURT OF LEWIS objections or exceptions to IN THE 2ND JUDICIAL COUNTY, MISSOURI such Final Settlement or CIRCUIT COURT, LEWIS All creditors of said decedent PROBATE DIVISION Petition or any item thereof COUNTY, MISSOURI are notifi ed to fi le claims in must be in writing and fi led Fred L. Westhoff , Judge court within six months within twenty (20) days In the Estate of) aft er the fi ling of such Final Probate Division from the date of the fi rst Lester C. ) Case No. publication of this notice or PR Settlement. Hoff man, ) 14LE- In the Estate ) if a copy of this notice was deceased. ) 00059 /s/Judith A. Cary of ) Case No. mailed to, or served upon, Judith A. Cary, Leeanett ) 15LE- such creditor by the personal NOTICE OF FILING OF Personal Representative Nichole ) PR00037 representative, then within FINAL SETTLEMENT 12 Oakland Drive, AND PETITION FOR Ottawa, IL 61350 Phillips, ) two months from the date it DISTRIBUTION deceased ) was mailed or served, which- PERSONAL PROPERTY /s/Patricia D. Miller ever is later, or be forever To all persons interested Patricia D. Miller, NOTICE OF LETTERS barred to the fullest extent in the Estate of Lester C. Personal Representative TESTAMENTARY permissible by law. Such six- Hoff man, Deceased: 15953 State Highway F, GRANTED month period and such two- AUCTION SERVICE, LLC Canton, MO 63435 THUR, SEPT 10TH - 10 AM You are hereby notifi ed that (Independent Administration) month period do not extend the undersigned Personal /s/ Carroll D. Hoff m a n the limitation period that Sale conducted at the Clark County Representatives will fi le Carroll D. Hoff man, To all Persons Interested in would bar claims one year Fairgrounds, Kahoka, MO a Final Settlement and the Estate of Leeanett Nich- aft er the decedent’s death, as Petition for determination Personal Representative th ole Phillips, decedent: provided in Section 473.444, of the persons who are the 30851 205 Street, successors in interest to Canton, MO 63435 On 11 Aug. 2015, the last RSMo, or any other appli- the personal/real property will of the decedent having cable limitation periods. of the decedent and of the /s/ Marvin D. Hoff man been admitted to probate, Nothing in Section 473.033, Towable Backhoe extent and character of their Marvin D. Hoff man the following individuals RSMo, shall be construed to interest thereon and for Personal Representative were appointed personal bar any action against a de- distribution of such property, th 15725 288 Avenue representatives of the estate cedent’s liability insurance in the Probate Division of Canton, MO 63435 the Circuit Court of of Leeanett Nichole Phil- carrier through a defendant Lewis County, Missouri, 1st Pub. Aug. 20, 2015 4t lips, decedent by the Probate ad litem pursuant to Section on September 18, 2015, or 9/10 Division of the Circuit Court 537.021, RSMo. Selling a 2012 Kawasaki 610 Mule RTV only 37 hours; North Star as may be continued by of Lewis County, Missouri. Trencherman II towable 8 hp. Backhoe; Tools and Shop Related; Farm related items; bee hives and equipment. Th e personal representative Date of the decedent’s death: Nelma & the late Melvin Goodale, Sellers may administer the estate 12 - July -2015 independently without ad- McAfee/Hayes Auction Service, LLC judication, order, or direc- Date of fi rst publication: 660-727-3796 tion of the Probate Division 20 - August -2015 of the Circuit Court, unless www.mcafeeauctionservice.com a petition for supervised ad- /s/ Jan Geisendorfer STATE OF MISSOURI) for distribution of such ministration is made to and Jan Geisendorfer )SS. property, in the Probate granted by the court. Th e Circuit Clerk COUNTY OF LEWIS ) Division of the Circuit LEWIS COUNTY, MISSOURI Court of Lewis County, name, business address and LEWIS COUNTY, MISSOURI phone number of the per- Receipt of this notice by IN THE 2ND JUDICIAL Missouri, on October 19, 2015 or as may be continued sonal representative is:: mail should not be con- CIRCUIT COURT, LEWIS by the Court, and that any COUNTY, MISSOURI strued by the recipient to objections or exceptions to Laura L. Hall, 12341 190th indicate that the recipient PROBATE DIVISION such Final Settlement or SAT., SEPTEMBER 19 AT 10:00 A.M. Street, LaBelle, MO 63447; necessarily has a benefi cial SALE TO BE HELD AT STONEY CREEK INN, 3809 BROADWAY ST., QUINCY, IL Petition or any item thereof In the Estate of) must be in writing and fi led Ph 660-341-9753 interest in the estate. Th e 300 ACRES± Jeanette Joyce ) Probate No. within twenty (20) days nature and extent of any SUBJECT TO Lillard, ) 15LE-PR aft er the fi ling of such Final 5 TRACTS SURVEY Th e personal representatives’ person’s interest, if any, can ) 00012 Settlement. attorney’s name, business ad- be determined from the fi les Deceased ) /s/ Dennis Rickey Lillard dress and phone number is: and records of this estate in Dennis Rickey Lillard the Probate Division of the NOTICE OF FINAL Personal Representative James Anthony Rapp, 525 above referenced Circuit SETTLEMENT Jersey, PO Box 1069, Quin- Court. AND PETITION FOR /s/ Joseph Randy Lillard cy, IL 62306; Ph 217-223- DISTRIBUTION Joseph Randy Lillard PHYSICAL ADDRESS 3030. 1st Pub. August 20, 2015 4t 13661 190th St., LaBelle, MO 63447 Personal Representative To all persons interested in Land is located in Sections 2 & 3, T61N•R9W, Sections 34 & 35, T62N•R9W, LaBelle Township and Section 34, T63N•R9W, Reddish Township. Land represents well maintained productive the estate of Jeanette Joyce LAW OFFICE OF tillable farmland and offers “outstanding” hunting/recreational acreage. Tract 1 includes a Lillard, deceased: beautifully landscaped “gorgeous” ranch style country home overlooking an 8+ acre stocked J. PATRICK WHEELER lake giving it a truly “picturesque” setting. Other improvements on Tract 1 include a new 42′ x 314 North 11th Street 92′ machine shed and a very nice 26′ x 22′ cement block building with commercial cooler. You are hereby notifi ed that the undersigned Personal PO Box 248  Beautiful Country Home!  8+ Acre Stocked Lake! Representatives will fi le Canton, MO 63435  Well Maintained, Productive Tillable Cropland w/ Excellent Tile Outlet Terraces! a Final Settlement and Phone: 573-288-5271 NOTICE OF Missouri.  Premier Whitetail Deer & Wild Turkey Hunting Acreage! Petition for distribution Bar Number 14859 SUBSTITUTE Tract 2: A tract of land DETAILED TERMS, MAPS & PHOTOS ONLINE @ of the persons who are the ATTORNEY FOR ESTATE TRUSTEE’S SALE in the northeast corner www.sullivanauctioneers.com successors in interest to of the Northeast Fourth OR CALL FOR A DETAILED BROCHURE. the personal/real property 1st Pub. Sept. 10, 2015 4t Default having been made of the Northwest Fourth of the decedent and of the 10/1 in the payment of a Note of the Northwest Quar- extent and character of described in and secured ter of Section Th irty- CHARLIE & SUSAN ADAM their interest therein and by a Deed of Trust dated CLOSING & TITLE WORK BY: OAK HILLS TITLE CO. fi ve (35), in Township 307 LEWIS ST. • CANTON, MO • PH: 573-288-4461 the 20111 day of Decem- Sixty-two (62) North, ber, 2008, and executed by FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: BILL FRETWELL 660-341-7735 Range Six (6) West, be- Ralph E. Gates and Eileen ing 40 feet wide and 160 SULLIVAN AUCTIONEERS, LLC • TOLL FREE (844) 847-2161 D. Gafner, as husband and feet long and described www.sullivanauctioneers.com wife, and recorded in the of- as commencing at the NO fi ce of the Recorder of Deeds northeast corner of the of Lewis County, Missouri Northeast Fourth of the Trespassing on the 29111 day of De- Northeast Fourth of the LEWIIS COUNTY,, MIISSOURII cember, 2008 as Document Northwest Fourth of or Hunting Number 200800001827, the Northwest Quar- Book 510, Pages 1611-1617 ter of Section Th irty- and wherein a Substitute fi ve (35); thence west SALE TO BE HELD AT THE CENTERSTONE INN, 1701 OAK STREET, CANTON, MO Trustee was appointed pur- 40 feet; thence south CANTON WILLIAMSTOWN suant to a document being 160 feet; thence east 40 MON., SEPTEMBER 28 AT 5:00 P.M. G & L Glasgow 1-7-16* Jim Lillard Farms 1-04-16* recorded in the offi ce of the feet; thence north to Kit Taylor Farm 2-13-16* Recorder of Deeds of Lewis (Subject Dorothy M./Howard F. Higbee LEWIS COUNTY the place of beginning, to Survey) Farms 3-17-16* Richard Porter Farms 2-17-16* County as Document Num- in Lewis County, Mis- Lewis & Penny Zahn farm 5-21-16* Gregory Drainage District ber 201500000305, Book souri. Hardin Far m 6-15-17* Levee and Farms 4-12-16* 520, Pages 2687-2689 on the Crawford/Oliver Farms 7-16-16 Donald and Mazie Vogel Farm 23rd day of March, 2015, and Fenway Farm - Barkley, Rogers, 8-23-16* Th e property is commonly St. Clair. 9-4-16* Owned or leased land by Danny L. thereby conveying to the un- known as 1207 White Street, Barkley Farms, James & Brenda Dannenhauer 11-03-15* dersigned Substitute Trustee Canton, Lewis County, Mis- 9-4-16* Ralph Tucker Farms 12-18-15* the following described souri. Beverly and Dennis Welch Farms property in Lewis County, 10-19-15* Canton/Monticello/Lewistown James & Carol Dettlaff Acres Missouri, to wit: At the request of the legal 11-11-15* Linda & Charles Williams 5-29-16* holder of the Note who has Barbara Carskadon Farm 11-12-15* Tract 1 : A tract of land Franks & Gorrell Farm 11-18-15* EWING elected to declare the entire Donna Prisner Farm and Property 52 feet East and West, indebtedness due and pay- Selling approximately 239 acres± (subject to survey) of productive Lewis CD/BL Corrigan Farm 11-29-15* Robert & Jere Taylor Farms (2) 9-13-15* South of the upper able and in accordance with County, MO farmland located in Section 21, T61N•R7W, Dickerson Township. Nolen & Judy Leach farm and Land to be sold in 3 tracts. 12-18-15* Canton to Monticello the provisions of the Deed property 10-18-15* Land represents productive tillable farmland with the balance in timber and public road, and run- of Trust, the undersigned wooded draws which offers "premier" hunting/recreational acreage. CANTON & LAGRANGE Bill Runquist Farm 11-6-15* ning back 150 feet and Substitute Trustee will on Courtney Farms 5-29-16* nd DETAILED TERMS, MAPS & PHOTOS ONLINE @ Gary& Patricia Bunch 8-27-16* described as follows: the 2 day of October, 2015, LAGRANGE Commencing 10 feet between the hours of 9:00 www.sullivanauctioneers.com Jenny D. Murphy Reid Farm South of the Northwest OR CALL FOR A DETAILED BROCHURE. CANTON & MONTICELLO 3-10-16* a.m. and 5:00 p.m., to wit: at Campen Farms 11-03-15* Barb Borgstadt Property 6-7-16* corner of the East half 1:00 p.m. sell the property at LESTER GAUS ESTATE, Ashley Bockhold - Personal Rep. Violators will be prosecuted! 517 N 4th of the Northwest Quar- public venue to the highest Paul Lahr Farms 7-01-16* ter of Section Th irty- WILLIAM GAUS LEWISTOWN Paul Legg Farm 10-6-16* bidder for cash at the north ELDON GAUS 22422 Ponderosa Ave. fi ve (35), in Township door of the Lewis County David Keith Farm 2-2-16* Sixty-two (62) North, BERNIECE NEISEN Warner Farms 2-10-16* Roland & Gregory Farr Farms Courthouse in the City of 10-23-15* Range Six (6) West; Representing Attorneys: Preston Featherlin Farm 5-14-16* Monticello, Lewis County, Lowell Reynolds Farm 12-27-16* Lonnie/Earnest Martin 11-04-15* thence east along the Mark Wasinger, WasingerParham, LC, Hannibal, MO (410 N. Main (old Cath. Church) Missouri, to satisfy the note Brett Bozarth, Bozarth Law LLC, Canton, MO Nimmie Jean Humphrey Farm South side of the Mon- and cost. 11-19-15* Marsha Allison & Bange Farms FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: BILL FRETWELL 660-341-7735 11-15-15* ticello upper road, be- SULLIVAN AUCTIONEERS, LLC • TOLL FREE (844) 847-2161 ing White Street in the /s/ Amy L. Ohnemus DURHAM/MAYWOOD MONTICELLO Town, now City of Can- www.sullivanauctioneers.com C.D. Taylor Farm 6-28-15* Amy L. Ohnemus William C. Sedelmeier Farms, Cot- ton, Missouri, extended Substitute Trustee ton Wood Hollow Farms 1-22-16* Glenn Krueger Farms 10-30-15* West, 52 Feet; thence Ronnie & Judy Pierce Farm & PO Box 962 Property 7-04-16* LEWIS/MARION COUNTY South 150 feet; thence Hannibal, MO 63401 Th e late Chester & Ruth Hicks Farm Eichor Farms 7-30-16* West 52 feet; thence Phone: 573-221-3225 Gunlock, Curry, Dutra owners North to the place of Fax: 573-221-1991 10-2-15* beginning, all in the Town, now City of 1st Pub. 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C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Y K 4B Thursday, September 10, 2015 FORPress-News THE Journal • lewispnj.com RECORD tute pianist and taught Sunday school for over 50 years. Mo. and Mrs. Elizabeth Sharpe of Lewistown, Mo.; and She served on the Lewis County C-1 School Board for 6 several nieces & nephews. Obituary years and was treasurer of the Ewing R-4 School District She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, for over 7 years where she was the fi rst offi ce secretary sister, Mary F. (Porter) Lillard, two brothers, James V. GEORGIA MAE and sometimes substitute teacher. Georgia fi nished her (Rose) Sharpe and John R. Sharpe, two sisters-in-law, FELTER education and received a Master’s Degree in Education Alfreda (Lawrence) Seba and Norma (Bill) Renner and a at Northeast Missouri State University and became a full brother-in-law, Bob Patterson. Mrs. Georgia Mae Fel- time teacher for 35 years retiring from Quincy Public Funeral services were held September 4, 2015 at the ter, 87 of Lewistown, Mis- School District. In her retirement years, she enjoyed First Baptist Church in Lewistown, Missouri with Pastor souri was called home by sewing and quilting. She also enjoyed helping others Ted Middleton offi ciating. Visitation was held Sept. 3, her Lord and Savior on and especially enjoyed her grandsons and her sibling’s 2015 at the First Baptist Church of Lewistown. Pallbear- August 31, 2015. grandchildren. ers: Todd McKenzie, Steve McKenzie, Mike McKenzie, She was born Decem- She is survived by a daughter, Andrea Lea (Mike) Nell Joe McKenzie, Greg Sharpe and Dwayne Sharpe. Hon- ber 11, 1927 near Hun- of Maywood, Mo. and a son, John Mark (Jodie) Felter orary Pallbearers: All generations of nieces and neph- newell, Missouri to Ros- of LaGrange, Mo.; three grandsons, Corey Felter, Allen ews. Music by the McKenzie singers coe A. and Mary (Pier- Nell and Collin Felter; two special nieces Brenda (Ken- Burial was in Grand View Burial Park at Hannibal, ceall) Sharpe. ny) Weber of Liberty, Tx and Pamela Outley of Okla- Missouri. On April 8, 1949 she homa; two special great nephews, Cole and Ross Weber; Memorials may be made to the First Baptist Church was united in marriage to Clyde E. “Bud” Felter. He pre- a sister, Mrs. Nina (John) McKenzie, Jr. of Lewistown, of Lewistown or American Heart Association. ceded her in death on September 29, 2008. Mo.; three brothers, Darrell (Jeanettia) Sharpe of New Arnold’s Funeral Home in Lewistown in charge of ar- Georgia was an active member of the First Baptist Bloomfi eld, Mo., L. Vincil (Kathy) Sharpe of Dentam, rangements. Church of Lewistown and served as secretary at Geth- Al. and Gary (Julie) Sharpe of Chesterfi eld, Mo.; two sis- Online condolences at www.arnoldsfuneralhome.net semane Baptist Church for 15 years. She was a substi- ter-in-laws, Mrs. Betty (Harold) Charlton of Hannibal,

MARION GOEHL Baptist Church where he served as a greeter and was al- He was preceded in death by his parents and one sis- ways willing to help the church whenever needed. He ter Dorthey Savage. Marion Louis Goehl, loved restoring old tractors and was also excited and Funeral services were held September 8, 2015, in 69, of LaBelle, Mo., died proud that he was scheduled to go on the Great River the Coder Funeral Chapel in LaBelle, Mo., with Pas- September 3, 2015, at his Honor Flight in Washington D.C. tor James Salter offi ciating. Music provided by Mt. Olive residence in LaBelle. Surviving are two step children, Kellie (Jeff ) Moyers Baptist Church Choir. Casket bearers: Kyle Clay, Blaine He was born on May of Moberly, Mo., and Tommy (Melissa) Bowen of La- Bowen, Tommy Bowen, Jeremy Rayl, Charles Savage and 26, 1946, in Quincy, IL, Belle, Mo., sister Debbie Buckwalter of Canton, Mo., four Roy Lewis. the son of Marion Walter step grandchildren, Blain Bowen, Kris, Mori Moots, and Burial with full military rites was in the LaBelle and Hazel Louise Miller Kelcey Devalle, two step great granddaughters, Amira Cemetery conducted by Lewistown American Legion Goehl. Moot and Isabella Devalle; mother-in-law Betty Walker Post 578. Marion graduated from of Ewing, Mo., nephews, Carl, Craig and Cyle Buckwal- Memorials may be made to the Mt. Olive Baptist LaBelle High School. Mar- ter, James and Charles Savage, niece Dawn Sweet, and Church and may be left at or mailed to Coder Funeral ion served his country in his fi ancée Jewel Nichols of Memphis, Mo. Chapel, P.O. Box 151, LaBelle, MO, 63447. the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He was employed for MFA Oil Company as a transport driver for sixteen years till his retirement. He was a member In LaGrange of the LaBelle Fire Department, attended the Mt. Olive since 1914

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C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Y K Thursday, September 10, 2015 5B Press-News JournalSPORTS • lewispnj.com Canton Tigers Soccer

LEFT: The Canton Tigers hope to pull together as a team to get a much need win and continue their season. INSET: Logan Brown makes his way down the fi eld with hopes to score a goal.

Th e Canton Tigers Soc- cer team started off the season great with two great wins but have since been struggling to bring home the victories and currently have a record of 2-4. Here are the highlights from last week’s games. On August 31st, the Can- ton Tigers fell to Father Tolton 4-1 for their second Tigers failed to score in a on penalty kicks. Unfortu- loss of the season (2-2). closely contested 1-0 loss nately, the game with a 7-8 Th e Tigers put a number to Quincy Senior High’s loss for the Tigers . freshmen squad. Come out to support of shots on goal, but only th sophomore LaVion Wil- On September 4 , the the Canton Tigers at their Tigers played a great, next game on Saturday, son was able to fi nd the th back of the net. high-scoring game against September 12 in Moberly, On September 1st, the Winfi eld that went into MO where they will play overtime and was decided in the Spartan Invitational! Highland Cougar Football

The Highland Cougars football team faced the Palmyra Panthers at a home game on September 4. A large crowd from both schools attended. The next Highland home football game will be September 18 with kick off at 7 p.m.

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C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Y K 6B Thursday, September 10, 2015 SPORTSPress-News Journal • lewispnj.com COVERING THE BASES WITH KENZIE Highland Soft ball Hello, my name is McKenzie (Platz) Shrader and I am currently working as an intern for the Press- News Journal in LaGrange, MO. I am a senior at Culver-Stockton College and I am majoring in El- ementary Education with a Middle School endorse- ment in Math and Social Studies. My page, “Cov- ering the Bases with Kenzie” will feature the young baseball players in our local area. If you would like to recognize your child and/or grandchild's hard work by putting their photo in the Press-News Jour- nal, please contact McKenzie at 217-440-5506 or by email at [email protected]. Canton Lady Tigers Soft ball

The Highland Lady Cougars took home fi rst place in the Putnam County Tournament. The team is coached by Paul Scifres.

Th e Highland Lady Meyer hit a 3 run home 1 and striking out 5. Cougars Soft ball team run in the bottom of the Game three was pitched (7-4) had two regular 1st scoring Amber Gar- by Jacie Eisenberg who season games this past ner and Autumn Florea. got her fi rst varsity win week along with a very Brooke Miller doubled to (1-0) pitching 5 1/3 in- exciting tournament over lead off the 4th and was nings giving up 5 runs (3 the weekend in Putnam driven in by Garner. Th e earned), walking 3 and County. Here are some Lady Cougars added two striking out 3. Off ensive- highlights from this more with three consecu- ly for Highland, Taylor week’s games. tive hits to lead off the 6th Bringer and Brooke Mill- Tuesday, September inning, a single by Kara er were each 2 for 2 with 2 1st, the Lady Cougars lost Baker followed by anoth- RBI a piece. Carli Scifres their home conference er double by Miller and a had two hits as well in- game against Centralia by RBI single by Becca Scitt. cluding a double. a score of 4-0. Dana Flanagan pitched In the championship Th ursday, September the complete game and game Dana Flanagan got 3rd, an early lead gives got the victory (4-4) giv- the win (5-4) pitching all the Lady Cougars a vic- ing up 4 hits and 2 runs seven innings allowing 5 tory over Brookfi eld with while striking out 7. hits, walking 2 and strik- a fi nal score of 17-3. Kara In the second game, ing out 13. Highland’s Baker led the team in we scored 3 runs in the only runs came with two The Canton Lady Tigers currently have Canton Pitcher, Olivia Jarvis, has helped RBIs with 4 and Dana 2nd, 1 in the 3rd, 4 in outs in the 2nd inning, an undefeated season and are hoping her team to an undefeated season so far. for another State appearance . Flanagan had 9 strikeouts the 4th, and 5 in the 6th. Amber Garner had a two throughout the game. Highland pounded out RBI single that scored Th e Lady Tigers are off four RBIs on three hits for Knox County Tournament Saturday, September 20 hits in the game with Brooke Miller and Au- to a great start this season the Canton Lady Tigers and won their second 5th, the Lady Cougars Amber Garner going 3 tumn Florea. as they continue bringing Varsity. Th e Lady Tigers tournament this season. competed in the Putnam for 5 with a grand slam in Come out and support home the wins. Th e Tigers brought home four runs In the tournament, the County Tournament and the 6th. Suey Wyatt, Tay- the Highland Lady Cou- have not lost a game all in the third inning, and Lady Tigers defeated Knox aft er four games the Lady lor Bringer, and Autumn gars at their next home season and continue their matched that run total County with a walk off Cougars brought home Florea each had 3 hits a game Th ursday, Septem- quest for another state in the fi ft h. In the third, hit by Laken Hugenberg fi rst place in the tourna- piece. Kara Baker got the ber 10th against Clark tournament appearance. the Canton Lady Tigers ended the game with a ment. win (1-0) pitching the County at 6:30pm. Th e Canton Lady Tigers Varsity scored on a single score of 8-7. Th e Tigers In the fi rst game complete game shutout faced Paris on August 31 by Halley Durst. Th is was closed out the tournament against Kirksville, Haley scattering 3 hits, walking and jumped out to an a big win for the Lady with a 7-0 win against early lead on Paris and Tigers. Monroe City. captured an 18-1 victory. Th e Canton Lady Tigers Th e Canton Lady Tigers An error, a fi elder’s choice, took home another win currently have a record of a tw o-run error, a passed against North Shelby on 5-0 in their regular season Soft ball Season ball, and a three-run triple Sept. 3 by a score of 10- and a winning streak of Supporting favorite by Emma McKinstry 0. Aft er their big win 11-0 including all their teams sometimes during the fi rst inning and on Th ursday, the Tigers tournament games. Th e comes with a price. an RBI double by Chloe brought home another win Lady Tigers will face This car window was Wright and in the second Friday night in their game Brashear on September 10 damaged when a ball inning helped the Canton against Marion County at home. Game time is 5 went out of the park, Lady Tigers put some with a fi nal score of 15-5. p.m. although some fans runs on the board early. Over the weekend, the believe it is a small Allison Phillips racked up Canton Tigers played in the price to pay when attending a game where so much young CANTON CITY WIDE PRESS NEWS JOURNAL talent is present. (Photo by Maxine Yard/Garage Sales Hark) LIKE us on facebook SSat.at. - OOct.ct. 33rdrd

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