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Opened Mon & Wed 9am-5pm Closed 12pm-1pm 1350 Spur Dr., Ste 240, Mfld. 417-859-7655 10% off to military and civil servants marshfieldmail.com Vol. 130, No. 24 September 1, 2021 $1.00 612520c Leaf dump closed to public New location under construction By Shelby Atkison [email protected]

The Marshfield Board of Aldermen met Thursday, Aug. 26 with a few new details on what’s going on at the city. Following rampant misuse of the site, the board previously voted to close the leaf dump at Ellis O. Jackson park. New Marshfield signage marking the closure went up the following week. “We’ve had to pull guys from other Remembers jobs to help remove trash that was never meant to be dumped there in the first place,” said City Administrator Sam Rost. By Shelby Atkison “We’ve removed mattresses, televisions, [email protected] car hoods and parts… basically anything Mail photo by Shelby Atkison they can dump, they’ve dumped.” The site previously used as a leaf and debris dump for Marshfield The City of Marshfield will host its citizens is now closed to public use. According to the city, a new first ever “Marshfield Remembers” See DUMP, Page 4A dump site is under construction and will be in use later this fall. 9/11 event at Patriot Park on the 20 year anniversary of the terrorist at- tacks that shook our nation. “Our community is blessed to have so may people willing to support our effort at paying trib- Sweet supply surprise ute to the lives lost that day,” said Marshfield Mayor Natalie McNish. “The recent events in Afghanistan only strengthen my desire to provide this memorial and tribute to our community for reflection and education.” Planners of the event worked with the school district to put a field of flags together, in memory of the 2,977 lives lost on that day in 2001. The field will be open for public viewing from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. that Saturday. “The partnership with schools for this event gives our city a chance to pay tribute to a major event in our lives but to also educate our youth in the community as to why it’s so important.” Contributed photos Marshfield’s first-ever K9 Courage Pictured above are the school supplies which were pro- Dog Swim will take place at the event vided for students at Marshfield Junior High School for from 12-3 p.m. All participating dogs the 2021-2022 academic year. The supplies were provid- have to be up to date on shots with The organizations also expressed their appreciation ed by GraceLife Church, Faith Southern Baptist Church, proof of records. To register, reach for school staff, sending goody baskets stuffed with St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Show-Me Cowboy Church. out to Marc Baker with Marshfield sweet and salty snacks. Knights of Columbus and the Salvation Army. Parks by calling (417) 859-7660. Along with that, there will be additional educational opportunities with local elementary students to color their own rescue dog pictures. These will then be displayed and available for parents and other family members to view at the event. At 8 p.m. Rocket Reed’s Fireworks will set of three rounds of report-only fireworks to display three volleys of fire at 8:00 p.m., 8:01 p.m. and 8:02 p.m. Then at 8:03 the two large pillars of lights will shine for exactly 102 minutes, in tribute to those lives and the lives lost since in America’s War on Terror. The pillars of lights will turn off at 9:45 p.m. followed by the playing of Taps. According to Mayor McNish, the lights should be visible from most areas of Marsh- field, pending tree cover. “This allows the community to come to the event if they’re able and if not, they can step outside and see the tribute from where they are,” she said. “Please join us at the park, from your car, or from your home in remembering the events of 9/11/01. The City of Marshfield gives special thanks to: The planning committee (John Layers of beauty Means, K. Whittaker, Debbie Taylor, Alan Rost, Shelby Atkison, Dr. Mike Henry, Dr. Rocky Valentine, Chel- Contributed photo sie Lawrence, Robert Williams, and Local artist Samantha Cox is back at it, painting a giant mural on the surface of a silo near the 98.8 mile marker Tammie Robison.) off I-44. Pictured above is Cox showing her progress ahead of a Monday, Aug. 30 shower, which left a rainbow behind. The piece was commissioned by CFC Fitness and Young’s Shopping Center to honor the birthplace of See 911, Page 4A Edwin Hubble. Spectators can view the art by driving out OO Highway past Genetti Road.

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2.2.07 2A | The Marshfield Mail | September 1, 2021 NEWS Boots, Bands Chamber of Commerce held a and BBQ! ribbon cutting for 2 Gals Bar & Grill

On Saturday, Aug. 28, the Marsh- field Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for 2 Gals Bar & Grill during their Grand Opening Contributed photos event! The 2 Gals are Cassandra Pictured (left to right): Paul Sheppard, William Bell, Cassandra Hoyt, Hoyt and Jenifer Smith, located Zach VanConnett, Sommer Lowery, Montgomery Goodsell, Jenifer at 50 York Drive, Suite 2 & 3. Smith, Bryce Tabor, Traviss Cummings and Cindy Scheffer

Mail photo by Shelby Atkison Chelsey James performs ahead of country art- Community Days coming to Conway ist Sammy Kershaw earlier in 2021. James will perform live at the Marshfield Area Commu- nity Foundation’s annual fundraising event on By Shelby Atkison Saturday, Sept. 11. [email protected] The 43rd Annual Community By Shelby Atkison Days are coming to Conway on [email protected] Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10 and 11. The two-day event boasts a The Marshfield Area Community Founda- number of activities for the com- tion’s annual fundraising event – Boots, Bands & munity to enjoy while supporting BBQ is coming up on Saturday, Sept. 11. The or- local students and vendors. ganization is known for awarding grant money “Just like every year, we will to area non-profit organizations in an effort to have our Little Mister and Little enhance the quality of life in the community. Miss Community Days,” said “We’ll be giving away $25,000 back in grants Connie Frost, President of Con- to the community and we’re thankful for the way Community Days. “Each opportunity to give back,” said Foundation class at the elementary schools Contributed photo Coordinator Kasey Mathews. “We’re supporting select one boy and one girl to Votes can be cast for Little Mister and Little Miss Community Days some really good projects this year and we’re participate. Then those students by contributing to penny war jars at local businesses. Be on the look excited to see what these organizations do with are responsible for collecting out for homemade penny pails through Friday, Sept. 10. the money.” money via penny wars for vote.” The upcoming event will feature boots, The Community Days Queen best float as well which is new for dors, crafters, produce stands bands, BBQ and more… boasting a live auction, contest is also going on this year, the Community Days.” and food booths,” she said. a raffle, and a performance by local country art- in which Junior High and High Anyone who has a tractor (old “We also have a kids carnival ist, Chelsey James. The event has a slot of time School girls participate via appli- or new), a fancy car (old or new), that costs a quarter per game… allotted to recognize the Marshfield Remembers cation process and and interview. children who want to ride bikes, kids also get prizes for playing event, in which the twin lights can be seen shin- Judges for the Community Days walk their pets, pull brothers and the games.” ing from Patriot Park. The Marshfield Area Com- then selects who wears the crown sisters in a wagon, just walk, a Additional things on the munity Foundation will also be giving its annual and rides in the float. float, a goat, even a boat are invit- agenda for the festival include grant presentations to this years recipients. “We’re going to have a prayer ed to show up at the Community a traditional turtle race, a cake Tables are still available for this event and can walk at 9 a.m. followed by the Center by 9:30 a.m. to join in the walk, pie and quilt auctions and be purchased by contacting marshfieldareacf@ parade, taking place at 10 a.m. on parade line-up. Candy and other more. For more information, cfozarks.org via email or calling Kasey Mathews Saturday, Sept. 11,” she added. hand-outs are allowed on floats! search Conway Community Days at (417) 733-3065. “This year we have prizes for the “There will be plenty of ven- on Facebook.

Local residents chosen as Missouri Farm Family for Webster County

Contributed photo The Stinnett family (pictured above) includes Steve, Patty and daughters Alyssa and Vanessa.

Steve and Patty Stinnett and family, beef cattle at several local, state and of Seymour, were among the families national shows. The annual event honored during the 62nd annual Mis- is sponsored by five partner agen- souri Farm Family Day, Aug. 16 at the cies: the Missouri Farm Bureau; the Missouri State Fair. Missouri Department of Agriculture; Each year, the fair sets aside a the Missouri State Fair Commission- day to recognize farm families from ers; the MU College of Agriculture, across the state that are active in their Food and Natural Resources; and MU communities, involved in agriculture, Extension and Engagement. and/or participate in local outreach The event showcases the impact and extension programs such as Missouri Farm Families have on the 4-H or FFA. economy and heritage of the state, The Stinnett family was selected said Missouri State Fair Director Mark as the Webster County Missouri Farm Wolfe. “These families are involved in Family by University of Missouri Ex- agriculture activities in their com- tension in Webster County and the lo- munities and are active participants cal Farm Bureau. The family includes in local outreach and extension. As daughters Alyssa and Vanessa. the premier showcase for Missouri The family operates a small cow/ agriculture, the Missouri State Fair is calf operation. The family has ex- most certainly the appropriate place

621061z hibited dairy cattle and Braunvieh to celebrate these families.” NEWS September 1, 2021 | The Marshfield Mail | 3A Webster County continues COVID fight Pfizer vaccine is now 100% approved By Shelby Atkison dren regularly to talk to their [email protected] doctor about vaccinating. The CDC fully approved the Pfizer The most recent report “If and when vaccine earlier in August. from the Webster County “This vaccine is now 100% Health Unit claims the local you’re ready to be approved just like any other COVID count continues to vaccinated, we have it, vaccine we take,” he added. trend in the right direction. if you’re not planning “The other thing is, now that There are currently 10 Webster they’ve had a chance to study County residents admitted to to vaccinate, stay more, the CDC is expected to Springfield area hospitals and healthy and continue recommend a third dose for lost one resident to COVID to use precautions those who have been previ- last week. ously vaccinated by the end of “We’re seeing case numbers because COVID is still September.” going down but we’re seeing very present.” Another trend the Webster still more deaths - we had County Health Unit has seen -Health Unit Administrator another 4 last week - and we’re are highly-ill patients who self- seeing more severe symptoms Scott Allen medicated to fight COVID-19. and hospitalizations. We’ve According to health experts, had 95 deaths in Webster ster County. there is not an effective at- County so far and only two of “The delta variant effects home treatment or preventa- those people have been fully more kids, and they’re the tive medicine for COVID. vaccinated,” said Health Unit ones who can’t be vaccinated “There are many people Administrator Scott Allen. yet,” he added. “We don’t nationwide getting very sick X-ray submitted by Marshfield Family Clinic “When you look at the risks, know at this point in time from self-medicating or using Pictured are the “COVID lungs” of a 26-year-old patient ex- certainly you have a better how it’s going to impact the medications intended and periencing ARDS (Acute Respitory Distress Sydrome). Many chance of surviving COVID school year, but we’re certainly designed for animals,” Allen COVID-19 patients are experiencing ARDS as their body re- and staying out of the hospital concerned. There are other explained. “Just because a acts to the delta variant. This occurs when fluid leaks into the and spending next Christmas variants out there looming medication is available at a patients lungs and becomes stiff. with your family if you’re that have not made their way feed store or elsewhere doesn’t vaccinated.” to Missouri yet and that’s con- mean you should take it. If and Marshfield Family Clinic Clinic at (417) 859-7875. According to Allen, the cerning as well.” you’re thinking about that, house freezers that are able to “If and when you’re ready health unit is seeing more While children are not able contact your primary doctor store the Pfizer vaccine and to be vaccinated, we have it,” cases of COVID in kids than to receive the vaccine yet, the first to understand the risks.” are also giving vaccines. For added Allen. “If you’re not any other age group of pa- health unit encourages all par- The Webster County Health more information, contact the planning to vaccinate, stay tients. This is seemingly due ents, aunts, uncles, cousins, Unit offers the Moderna and health unit at (417) 859-2532, healthy and continue to use to the increased activity and grandparents and anyone who Johnson & Johnson vac- the Fordland Clinic at (417) precautions because COVID is gathering of children in Web- comes into contact with chil- cines. The Fordland Clinic 767-2273 or Marshfield Family still very present.” Apple Festival Board talks budget goals

By Shelby Atkison presentation, the board discussed needs to be replaced. back in Seymour [email protected] its 2022 budget goals and set a few Boggs also mentioned that different priorities for the budget. the board needs to come to a A Marshfield Board of Aldermen “We have a fairly large array of resolution on the topic of the City special work session on Aug. 10 goals as we move ahead,” said Mc- Hall location. held a presentation from a financial Nish. “Including employee reten- “We’ve gotten to the point where advisor who works for a firm in tion and attraction.” we’re asking what we need to do to conjunction with the city’s bond- The goal to attract and retain get plans for estimates to determine ing council. The topic regarded city employees was reiterated and what we could do at our current lo- economic development incentives affirmed by board. Stacy Lee sug- cation and have the board compare and related policies. gested to prioritize roads that are in that to what we know about the po- “This helps us understand how need of improvement and asked for tential new location,” McNish said. incentives and policies can be used a physical improvement plan to be Aldermen John Quinn and JC to create a more consistent product put together. Cunningham also added that the for certainty types of development “We’ve always had a running board should recognize infrastruc- in our community,” explained list of things we knew needed to be ture capabilities as a point of focus Mayor McNish. “The policy is the improved when we’re able, but this moving forward. first step, it lays the groundwork would be an overall plan of how “We had a recent sewer ca- for what we’re interested in talk- to improve road infrastructure,” pacity study informative but not ing about and how to go about explained McNish. expected to be complete until end doing it.” Robert Boggs suggested looking of October,” added McNish. “This Contributed photo – The point of the policies are to at city equipment that may be out- will help with the growth plan and The Annual Kids 1-Mile Fun Run will take place on outline what Marshfield is capable dated or difficult to use and make it what it will effect through our entire Saturday, Sept. 11. Kids can be registered from of handling before developers a point to maintain what’s currently system, which will help us and new 7-7:30 a.m. in the Price Cutter parking lot in Sey- present initial plans. Along with the owned as well as replacing what developers as well.” mour. The run starts at 7:35 a.m. and will begin right after the 5K run, starting at 7 a.m. There is no fee for kids 12 years or younger to run and medals will be awarded to the top 3 kids in each age group. Annual picnic honors Century Farms By Shelby Atkison pany, the Isaac Kenneth [email protected] Band, and a street dance in Webster County with performing artist The 49th Annual Chelsey James. At 9 p.m., Seymour Apple Festival the festival will hold the is set to be back at the coronation of the Sey- town square Sept. 9-11 mour Apple Princess. after COVID cancelled Saturday lists a slew last years events. The of events, including a small-town festival 5k Fun Run, decorated boasts 100% free enter- bike contest, Johnny tainment and admission Appleseed contest and to the public. pie, jelly, jams and “We’re so excited," bread judging leading said Terry Penner. up to the Apple Festival Contributed photos Thursday, the fes- Parade at 10 a.m. The The MU Extension Center in Webster County held its Annual Extension Council Picnic on Thursday, tival kicks off with the festival then has time Aug. 26 at the outdoor pavilion at the Marshfield Christian Church. The event included a meal and opening of the infamous blocked off to honor the recognition of the Farm Family of the year (See Stinnett family, page 2A) and two Century Farms, corndog booth opening military veterans and including the Barnett (Left) and Biggers (Right) Farms. at 9 a.m. on the square. first responders before Booths open at 1 p.m. finishing up with true that day and music will races, apple-peeling be played at the Gazebo contest, dance routines, starting at 3:30 p.m. more music and a few Thursday events also opportunities to bid on THE ONLY THING include a pet show, gos- items both silent and pel music by the “Finley live at benefit auctions. River Boys” and the in- The festival will end MISSING IS troduction of the Apple with presentations and Princess Contestants. drawings on the main OUR COMMUNITY On Friday, the festival stage, before a final per- NEWSPAPER GROUP IS will feature music from formance by the Mark Helen Russel & Com- Chapman Band. LOOKING FOR A DESIGNER YOU! TO COMPLETECreative OUR Mind TEAM. FULL TIME . BENEFITS . PAID TIME OFF Patriot Day SEND RESUME TO: INSERT [email protected] MUG SHOT INDESIGN . PHOTOSHOP. ILLUSTRATOR at the Market HERE

The Rogersville Farmers Market will host Pa- triot Day at the Market on Saturday, Sept. 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The market is held at the Rogersville Community Park located at 270 County Line Road and is hosted by Friends of the Park. The agenda is as follows: - 9 a.m. Remembering 9/11 Ceremony - 9:15 a.m. Farmers’ Market begins - 9:30 a.m. Race to the Park Car Show - 10 a.m. Music by Molly Duggins - 12 p.m. Car Show Awards - 1 p.m. Market Ends 4A | The Marshfield Mail | September 1, 2021 COMMUNITY Interstate 44 to have right lane nighttime closures

• 8 p.m. Monday, August (mile marker 107) closed of Lawrence County Route Z • I-44 westbound and east- Lawrence and 30 until 5 a.m. Tues- north of Sampson Road near Halltown August 30-31 bound left lanes open day, August 31 near Conway • Eastbound I-44 right lane • Signs and message boards Webster County • Eastbound I-44 right lane • 8 p.m. Wednesday, (mile marker 107) closed will alert drivers approach- (mile marker 107) closed September 1 until 5 a.m. north of Sampson Road ing the work zone Week of August 30 north of Sampson Road Thursday, September 2 near Conway August • Traffic delays are expected WHERE/WHEN: near Conway DETAILS: MoDOT crews will 31-September 1 • Drivers should look for • Westbound I-44 right lane • 8 p.m. Tuesday, August 31 repair the concrete on I-44 • Westbound I-44 right lane alternate route (mile marker 58) closed east until 5 a.m. Wednesday, TRAFFIC IMPACTS: (mile marker 107) closed (Weather and/or construc- of Lawrence County Route Z September 1 • Westbound I-44 right lane north of Sampson Road near tion delays will alter the near Halltown • Westbound I-44 right lane (mile marker 58) closed east Conway September 1-2 work schedule) Conway Senior Center The Salvation Army prepares for second By Ann Kalkstein Jordan Valley will be coming to the Conway Senior Center on Sept.3rd. 12:00-4:00 pm. To hurricane response in one week Administer either the Moderna or Pfizer Vacci- nation. Please call Annie Barker at (417) 620- Trained disaster staff ready relief efforts along gulf coast ahead of Hurricane Ida 2034 if you are interested or have any questions. Or Come on in & have Lunch. Salvation Army Emergency downing trees, widespread power – Mobile feeding units are be- The 2nd. Vaccination will be on Oct. 1st. Mi- Disaster Services personnel are outages, structural damage, and ing prepared for deployment to chael Miner at the reception desk. preparing resources to meet the a storm surge of 7-11 feet. Heavy serve food, drinks, and emotional Please call 1 day in Advance to Reserve your immediate needs of survivors and rain is also expected to reach 8 to and spiritual care tosurvivors and Meal for Curbside Pickup. Lunch served from first responders in communities 16inches, with isolated 20-inch first responders. 11:30-12:30, across the Gulf Coast. Hurricane totals Sunday into Monday, which – Each mobile feeding unit can Monday-Friday. Closed on Holidays. Sug- Ida, the first major hurricane could trigger flash flooding and serve 500 to 1,500 meals per day. gested price for Seniors 60 years of age & to hit the Gulf Coast in 2021, is river flooding that could linger – Fixed Corps locations are Older $4.00. expected to make landfall along for several days after the storm. being prepared to provide feed- Younger Adults $6.50. Wearing Masks & A the northern U.S. Gulf coast on “The continued generosity of the ing and other needed support to 3 Foot Social Distance will be every persons Sunday, August 29. public is essential in allowing those affected. discretion. “We are no stranger to hur- our organization to serve those In addition, Salvation Army Washing HANDS are Required before receiv- ricanes like Ida,” said Emergency affected for as long as we are disaster personnel are collabo- ing your meal. Disaster Services Director of The needed,” Jellets said. rating with federal, state, and Wed. Sept. 1st. Taco Bar, Burrito, Refried Salvation Army’s Southern Terri- With a presence in nearly local emergency management Beans, Salad Bar & Asst. Desserts. Vaccina- tory, Jeff Jellets. “Preparations for every ZIP code in the country, agencies and other partners to tion Shots. this storm come in the middle of The Salvation Army is uniquely respond to and monitor ongo- Thurs. Sept. 2nd. Pork Ribs, Baked Beans, ongoing long-term relief efforts positioned to respond with ing impacts and evolve response Green Beans, Salad Bar & Asst. Desserts. for the people of Louisiana, Mis- services tailored to local com- efforts as needed. In light of the Friday, Sept. 3rd. Battered Pub, Coleslaw, sissippi, Alabama, and Florida munity needs. In preparation pandemic, The Salvation Army Home Fries, Salad Bar & Asst. Desserts. after recent storms. The immedi- for response efforts, several has evolved service delivery with Free Bingo starts @ 10:30am. Every one is ate impacts could be devastating, steps have been taken to serve extra precautions such as social a winner. but the long-term impacts could those impacted: distancing at food distribution Vaccine Clinic is from 12-4 pm. be tragic.” – Locations for Incident Com- sites, adapted feeding models MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Conway Commu- Ida is forecasted to bring mand centers are being identified and updated personal protective nity days will be on Sept. 10th & 11th. hurricane-force winds capable of across the potential impact zone. equipment requirements. Conway Senior Center will be serving breakfast on Friday, from 8:00am - 9:30am. Life Point Church Members will be here to help. Our Garage Sale will be on Friday From 9:00am-4:00pm. Saturday from 9:00am-1:00 pm. Clothing & Household Goods, Beauti- Oak Hill School reunion held ful Pictures. The Oak HIll School reunion on Oak Hill and Rocky Point rural dale, Larry and Katie Rost, Don Sept. 5th. Life Point Church will be having was held Saturday, Aug. 7, at schools, which were put together and Jeanie Replogle, Lola Belle their meeting from 10:00-11:30 am. Anyone Grillo’s Restaurant with a small by Don Rost. He also invited (Graves) Underwood, Della (Rob- can Attend. but lively crowd. anyone who would be inter- inson) Erickson, Betty (Robinson) Monday, Sept. 6th. CLOSED. For Labor Day. Larry Rost gave a brief program ested to volunteer a few hours at DeFriese, Larry and Dee Herman Hope everyone has a Great Day on some of the things that can the Museum. and Bob Patsy (Graves) Lummis. Tues. Sept. 7th. Baked Ham/Pineapple, Sweet be found at the Webster County Those in attendance were Gene We were saddened to discover Potatoes, Tuscan Blend, Fruit Salad, Salad Bar & Historical Museum and Research and Dorothea (Replogle) Farr, at least 10 students or loved ones Dessert Nutrition Education Handouts. Center. He encouraged everyone William and Glynda Linder, Leo had passed away since our last Thank you for supporting the Conway Senior to stop by the building to see all and Dee Herman, Bonnie Brin- reunion in 2019. Center & a Special Thanks to All our Volunteers. the historical information and kley, Linda (Hamilton) Bearden, The next reunion is planned for especially look up research books Jeannene Hamilton, Phillip Rags- Saturday, Aug. 5, 2023. Marshfield Senior Center By Chris Parker/SeniorAge We now have crafts every Tuesday Afternoon at 12:30. Each week will feature a different craft: Attention all quilters Tuesday the 7th the craft will be “Lavender Card The annual quilt exhibit at the whether old or new, hand or ma- S. Clay Street, one block south of and Candle” and the 14th will be “Decorate a Webster County Historical Museum chine stitched, wall hangings, the Square in Marshfield, in the old Wooden Spoon.” will be held in conjunction with utilitarian, etc. Related items are also Carnegie Library building. Hours are Our Sewing Group will meet on the first and Harvest Days, Sept. 17-18 and will welcome… such as embroidery, cro- 1-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday with ex- third Tuesday morning at 9:00: bring your own continue throughout the month chet, etc. If possible, please provide tended hours planned for Saturday, project and enjoy visiting while you work. of October. Exhibitors are asked to a brief history of the quilt. This is a Sept. 18 10 a.m o 4 p.m. There is no I still have vouchers left for the Farmer’s Mar- bring their quilts to the Museum by non-competitive event and there is admission charge for the public. For ket. This is $50.00 to spend at the Farmer’s Mar- Friday, Sept. 10. no charge to the exhibitors. more information, please call (417) ket on fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs and honey. All quilts can be exhibited The Museum is located at 219 468-7407 or (417)859-2036. Please bring proof of all income, residency (like a bank statement or utility bill) and a photo ID. This is for seniors 60 years of age and older. Our menu is: Sept. 1 – Chicken Parmesan; Sept. 2 – Ham & Beans; Sept. 3 – Meatloaf; Sept. 6 DUMP: New location under construction - Closed for Labor Day; Sept. 7 – Chicken or Egg Salad Sandwiches; Sept. 8 – BBQ Chicken. Originally, the site the firework show set for We will be closed for Labor Day on September was meant to be used the Sept. 11 Marshfield 6. No lunches will be delivered or served. for the community to Remembers event. Thanks to Faith Southern Baptist Church for dump leaves, grass and A liquor license was delivering meals to our homebound seniors this yard waste, which cre- approved for 2 Gals Bar week, to Season’s Hospice for calling Bingo today, ates compost. & Grill’s Grand Opening and to the Webster County Health Unit for the “The site was never event and the Boots, Bands blood pressure checks you provide each week. intended to be a perma- & BBQ event to be held at Join us on Tuesday evenings from 6 – 8 PM nent dump site for leaves the fairgrounds on Sept. 11. for live music and singing by local musicians. and has been used for Additional approval was Come enjoy a nice evening of music with friends: too many other things,” given for funds to purchase all are welcome; no charge but donations are he added. “Trash doesn’t Contributed photo a mini-excavator and two appreciated. decompose and it ulti- The leaf dump has been misused in recent years, trucks for city use. You can reach the Senior Center by calling mately costs the city more having matresses, limbs, televisions, car parts and The board also ap- 417-859-3555 Monday through Friday, 7:30 – 3. If money to properly dispose other debris dumped that won’t decompose. proved verbiage change you call after hours, please leave a message and I of these items.” to landscape screening will return your call. According to Rost, a “The problem with the The city expects to have requirements to self-stor- If you haven’t already, why not like and new site for leaf and yard park is that it’s just open an update on the new leaf age units. The full meeting share our facebook page: www.facebook.com/ waste is currently under and there’s no way to dump site by October. recording can be viewed at MarshfieldSeniorCenterSeniorAgeMo/. construction will have control access and spe- The board also reviewed www.marshfieldmo.gov by controlled access for cific hours of operation,” COVID update from the scrolling to the bottom of public use. Rost said. health unit and approved the page. 911: Marshfield Remembers Continued from Page 1A field, Marc Baker and team with Marshfield R-1 Schools City of Marshfield Parks & Rec- Webster Electric The community advocates reation, members of the City of SignEffx Graphics (Kasey Mathews with Marshfield Marshfield Parks & Recreation American Legion Post 142 Area Chamber of Commerce, Board, members of the Board of Hollywood Lights Duane Lavery with GRO Marsh- Aldermen, and City staff) Rocket Reed’s Fireworks Fish Days For Pond & Lake Stocking Delivery will be: Wed., Sept 15 • Bill’s Feed & Farm Supply...Bolivar...4-5 p.m. Thursday, Sept 16 Hostetler Feed and Farm...Buffalo...8-9 a.m. MFA...Fair Grove...9:30-10:30 a.m. Marshfield MFA Exchange...Marshfield...12:15-1 p.m. Main Street Feed...8270 W. Hwy. 266, Springfield...2:15-3 p.m. Friday, Sept 17 Ozark MFA Exchange...1616 Hwy. 14 East, Ozark...1:15-2 p.m. Quality Feed Grains...311 E. 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quirrel!” Shift- that the government may where not all messages are live. Rightfully, the Supreme ing away from not jail, fine, or impose civil positive like this one, and Court ruled in 2015 that a city the square for liability on people or organi- while we celebrate this mural cannot discriminate based a “Food for zations based on what they at this time, we should be on content when it comes to “SThought” moment. say or write, except in excep- mindful that there may be messaging on signs, which Free speech is a serious tional circumstances. This a day when the city allow- makes enforcement of well- issue for all Americans. It is means a city cannot regulate ing this mural or other signs, considered sign codes an protected, which makes it signs, based on content. They either because they are am- important, though unpopular difficult and unpopular for can; however, regulate based biguous in code, or because duty. Once we open the door local government to navi- on size, location, materials, of a reluctance to enforce to privacy fence signage, the gate, especially in city sign ROBERT WILLIAMS and so forth. a non-content based code, code becomes content based, codes. In a recent conver- CONTRIBUTING COLUMNIST I love the new mural. It is could result in having to allow and there is very little content sation, I was told it seems creative, and a sincere effort a more sinister exercise of that is not allowed. petty for the city to remove to convey a positive message free speech, one that will not I do love the new mural, harmless signs in residential speech and protect the com- to our children and com- be appreciated or popular to but I have concerns about the areas. The statement gave munity? The answer is more munity at a time when it is our community, and may also next one, or the one after that. cause for deeper consid- complex than 500 words will needed, so good job to those target schools and churches. Please send comments re- eration, and while I agree allow, but it became more responsible. By the way, our Imagine looking across garding this article to news@ enforcing sign regulations is evident last week by an article city code is somewhat am- the street from a church or marshfieldmail.com with unpopular, it is an important in this newspaper highlight- biguous on this topic, so I school, or even a home to see “The other Side” in the sub- part of protecting free speech ing a new mural in town in a don’t imagine it to be at risk a sign painted on a privacy ject line, or comment on the and the community. One residential neighborhood by of being removed anytime fence that promotes legal posting of this article on the may ask, how does yanking the school. Keep in mind that soon (could be wrong). Un- evil. It may be done creatively, Marshfield Mail website or harmless signs preserve free “Freedom of Speech” means fortunately, we live in a world but still, it is right where you facebook page.

Ozarks RFD Off to college ahead of classmates

y grandson co, those students have taken — a full year younger than other choice was the mili- Bryson, 18, is a advantage of high school Bryson as he starts college tary, and Dad had nixed that freshman at the classes offering dual credits. now (allowed in 1953 to start plan right after I graduated University of Mis- No matter how many cred- first grade by turning age 6 high school. If I had just Msouri in Columbia. its they earn, nothing says before the end of the year, kept on working, no doubt He should be a senior at those students have to leave my Dec. 30 birthday made Uncle Sam would have Mexico (Mo.) High School, early. Most choose to hang me the youngest in my class). tapped my shoulder within but he’s not — never will be. in school. I can’t imagine starting months. I was 19 and 1-A I’m not sure how he finagled I’ve no doubt Bryson is do- college at age 16. It was scary with war in Vietnam near it, but Bryson garnered the ing what’s right for him. I ap- enough at age 19, and that its peak (I joined the USAF 24 credits required for gradu- JIM HAMILTON preciate the early graduation was at Southwest Missouri after college). ation in just three years. He [email protected] opportunities offered high State College in Springfield I’ve no doubt my grandson even picked up some college school students today. But, — just a few blocks from my will find UMC challenging; credits along the way. senior years. But, they only had I been given the choice mom’s workplace and a town but I’m confident he’s up to Rather than hang around jumped the gun on starting back in 1964-65, it wouldn’t I knew well. the test. He’s already crossed high school to pick up redun- their families. have changed a thing. I’m sure Bryson had a few a few shaky bridges in his dant hours, he reckoned his Early graduation has been If I had elected to just skip butterflies after arriving at young life. He will be OK. time would be better spent around for a while, but not the spring semester, I’d been the University of Missouri in Mom and Bob, I’m not so picking up college credits all districts send students off out of school at age 16 — way Columbia. I would have been sure about. and working toward a degree to college in the fall of what too young. terrified. I’ve been down the road in health and fitness. would be their senior years. If I could have skipped the Rather than get a head they now travel. College for Clearly, high school for Alana Shockley, student whole senior year, I would start on college like Bryson, Bryson is a whole new world today’s students is a whole counselor at Buffalo High have missed the better part I was out of the classroom for them, too — God willing, different ball game than that School, told me the Dallas of my high school educa- for two years — literally a glorious one. at Fair Grove in the 1960s. County R-1 School District tion — running track, serv- down in the ditches with Copyright 2021, James If anyone graduated early, only allows students to ing as an FFA chapter officer a long-handled shovel the E. Hamilton; email jhamil- I didn’t know of it. The only graduate a semester early, (reporter) and going to the previous eight months. [email protected]. Read kids I knew to get out early not a full year. Typically, five National FFA Convention. Make no mistake, college more of his works in Ozarks were girls who got married to 10 will choose that option As it was, I was just 17 when was hard, both academically RFD 2010-2015, available and pregnant during their each spring. Just as at Mexi- I graduated in May 1965 and socially; but my only online or from the author.

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Deaths Memorials The following are paid memorials provided by family and friends. John Carey Young Marshfield John Carey Young Winonia Marie (Graves) Hale Birthdate: 2/25/1942 February 25, 1942 - August 23, 2021 July 13, 1938 - July 10, 2021 Date of Death: 8/23/21 John Carey Young, John Young, stepdaugh- Winonia Marie (Graves) Hale, born ing him on his birthday, they were blessed Graveside services were Elk Creek, MO was born ter, Shatyra Cobbins; July 13, 1938, in Marshfield Missouri to with a daughter, Michele Rae. Marie is held in St. Luke Cemetery February 25, 1942 Siblings: Mary Alfred and Pauline (Lacy) Graves and preceded in death by her husband Hobert, Monday, Aug. 30 under the in Marshfield, MO Martha Shriver, passed away Saturday, July 10, 2021, her parents Alfred and Pauline Graves, direction of Fraker Funeral to John Ivan and Joyce Elaine Lisle, peacefully at her home, in Spring- her parents-in-law Steve and Grace Hale, Home, Inc. Betty (Hailey) and Jane Anne field Missouri. brothers-in-law Donald Hale and Gene Young. He depart- Harpold: Grand- Marie was a member of Mt Sinai Underwood. Those who will cherish her Grace Ruth Petty ed this life peace- children: Cris- Christian Church, Marshfield. She was a memory include: her daughter Michele St. Louis fully with family at tina Young, Rebeca 1956 graduate of Marshfield High School. (Ricky) Tuter, grandchildren Kyle Tuter Birthdate: 12/29/1948 his side on August Young, Kyle Price, During her years of high school, she and Shania Tuter (Stephen James), great- Date of Death: 8/25/2021 23, 2021 in Monte and Craig Price, worked for the A.D. Roper Store on the granddaughter Addison James, sisters, Graveside services will be Vista Hills Healthcare step grandson: Sekou square in Marshfield. After graduation Lola Belle Underwood and Patsy (Bob) at 2:00 p.m., Friday, Sep- Center, Pocatello, ID, at Finley. He was legal she went on to attend Draughon’s Busi- Lummis, along with many nieces, neph- tember 3, 2021 in Marsh- the age of 79. guardian and father to ness College. After business college she ews, cousins, and friends. field Cemetery under the He enjoyed football, Betty Jane Jones. Addi- worked in the office of Bramer Construc- A Memorial Service will be held on direction of Fraker Funeral and loved the Kansas City tionally, he is survived by tion Company in Springfield. She worked Monday, July 26, 2021, at Greenlawn Home, Inc. Chiefs, skiing, and spend- many close friends and for many years for financial companies Funeral Home North Springfield Missouri ing time with family. family, especially impor- in Springfield. Her later years were spent with interment at the Veterans Cem- Agnes Cecilia Over the years, he tant in his life were Angie working for Wal-Mart. Marie was an etery, Ozark. remodeled rental houses, Young and Zelma Finley. excellent seamstress and her hobby was Memorial Contributions may be made Richardson managed apartment Graveside services will collecting fabrics. On October 21, 1961, to the Alzheimer’s Association or a charity Strafford buildings and had his be in St. Luke Cemetery Marie married Hobert Ray Hale, marry- of choice. Birthdate: 12/18/1929 own remodeling business. at 10:00 a.m., Monday, Date of Death: 08/29/2021 He greatly enjoyed work- August 30, 2021 under Services pending, will ing for himself. the direction of Fraker be announced by Fraker John Carey was pre- Funeral Home, Inc. Lee Aaron Harris Funeral Home, Inc. ceded in death by his John Carey had a very March 23, 1974 - August 26, 2021 parents, and his brothers, generous and giving Robert Lee Dudley Joseph Roy Young and heart; in lieu of flowers, Lee Aaron Harris was born March Lee was big-hearted. He loved all his Elkland James Thurman Young. he would be happy with 23, 1974, in Springfield, Missouri, to family the same – blood relative or not Date of Death: 8/26/2021 He is survived by his individuals donating to Jimmy Lee and Connie Laverne – if they were family, they were children, Mary Price and their local food bank. (Cornelison) Harris. At the family, and nothing less. much to young age of 47, while Lee was married to ‘His Bree- Winonia Marie surrounded by family in Mercy Bree’ in 2015, and she survives, (Graves) Hale Hospital, Lee peacefully departed along with their numerous Birthdate: 7/13/1938 this life on August 26, 2021, after children, Kerry, Aaron, Co- Date of Death: 7/10/2021 a courageous year-long battle with rina, Steven, Cheyennea, Taylor, Services were held on Carl Thomas Arnold Jr. lung cancer. Cameron, Colt, and his Precious Monday, July 26 at Green- August 29, 2021 Lee grew up in Seymour and Kara. Also surviving are his sister, lan Funeral Home North attended Seymour schools. Jill Kimball and her husband Gene of Springfield with interment Carl Thomas Arnold host of family and friends. Family man and grandpa – that was Seymour, numerous aunts and uncles, at the Veterans Cemetery, Jr., 74, Marshfield, Mis- Carl was united in Lee. His favorite pastime was going to the nieces, nephews, cousins, dear friends. Ozark. souri was born in marriage to The- creek – no matter how bad he was feeling Funeral services for Mr. Harris were Granby, Missouri resa Harris on – he loved time spent at any creek. Lee held Monday, August 30, 2021, at Hol- to Carl Thomas and June 3, 1966 and Lee Aaron Harris especially enjoyed the times when kids man-Howe Funeral Home in Seymour. Una Mae (Vance) to this union three and grandkids could join him, and they’d Seymour Masonic Cemetery is his final Seymour Arnold Sr. and children were born. play all day. resting place. Birthdate: 3/23/1974 departed this life Carl was a Chrysler Date of Death: 8/26/2021 August 29, 2021 Union Representa- Funeral services for Mr. at his home. tive while working Harris were held Monday, He was preceded at the Chrysler Grace Ruth Petty Aug. 30 at Holman-Howe in death by his parents, plant in Illinois. Carl December 29, 1948 - August 25, 2021 Funeral Home in Seymour. Carl Sr. and Una Mae; a and his son coached a Seymour Masonic Cemetery daughter, Angela Medley; kids baseball team called is his final resting place. and three grandchil- the “Thunder” and they Grace Ruth Petty, St. Louis, wife Carolyn, Midland, TX; dren, Jessie, Buddy and enjoyed working with the was born December 29, 1948 and many other relatives Ronald Glenn Terry Chelsea Coots. kids. Carl also enjoyed in St. Louis, MO. She departed and friends. Phillipsburg Carl is survived by his spending time with his this life on August 25, 2021 in Graveside services will be at Birthdate: 9/14/1956 loving wife, Theresa; two family. His favorite pas- Missouri Baptist Hospital at 2:00 p.m., Friday, September 3, the age of 72. 2021 in Marshfield Cemetery Date of Death: 8/29/2021 children, Adrianne Arnold time was working on cars. Grace is survived by her under the direction of Fraker Graveside Service will be and Michael Arnold; six Cremation was entrust- brother, Joe Alexander and Funeral Home, Inc. held at 10 a.m. Thursday, grandchildren, Christo- ed to Day Funeral Home, Sept. 2 at Goodspring pher Arnold, Brittany Are- Marshfield, Missouri. No Cemetery. Visitation will be hart, Shane Arnold, Kaitlin services are planned at this from 6 to 7p.m., Wednes- Wagner, Izzy Medley, and time. Online condolences day, September 1 at Day Grayson Arnold; eight may be made at www Funeral Home, Marshfield. great grandchildren; and a dayfh com.

Carl Thomas Arnold Jr. Marshfield Date of Death: 8/29/2021 Larry Ray Roetto Cremation was entrusted to Day Funeral Home, Born October 12, 1941 - August 13, 2021 Marshfield. No services Larry Ray Roetto, 79, between his home on are planned at this time. died August 13, 2021 at his Eagle Island, river mile Online condolences may be home in Cape Fair, 15.5, in the Kenai made at www.dayfh.com. MO, in the arms River, Soldotna, AK of his loving wife and Cape Fair, MO. Mary Leah and son. Forever a sports- Powell Hyde Born October man, his favorite 12, 1941 in Los activities were com- Grovespring Angeles, CA. he re- petition shooting, Birthdate: 11/25/1930 turned to Missouri hunting, and fish- Date of Death: 8/25/2021 as an infant with ing. He was wise, No services per Mary’s his parents, Raymond and patient, highly respected, request. Dorothy (Young) Roetto. a mentor and teacher, and His grandparents, Charles had a kind and generous Larry Roetto and Frances Roetto, raised heart. Family, friends Marshfield him on a Dairy farm near and employees sought his Birthdate: 10/12/1941 Niangua, MO where he council and advice. How- Date of Death: 8/13/2021 attended the one room ever, he is most remem- A Celebration High Point Grade School bered for his ability to tell of Life in his with no more than 28 entertaining stories. He honor will students, and graduated kept us all laughing. be held next from Marshfield High His memory will be summer on Eagle Island, School in 1959. He joined cherished and kept alive probably during the Sock- the Air Force the following forever by his wife, JoAnn eye Run. November. His twenty- (Josie Cywinski) Roetto, year career spanned twelve Three Sons, Mark Roetto, locations all over the of Anchorage, AK, Rich- world, including Eielson ard Hahn, of Springfield, OBITUARY and Elmendorf AFB, and MO, Jeff Spencer, of remote sites in Alaska. He Jacksonville, FL, a daugh- often said the highlights ter, December Gaffney, INFORMATION of his military career were of Anchorage, AK, four receiving the most presti- grandsons, four grand- Obituaries and gious “SAC Fuels Super- daughters, and eight great death notices can intendent of the Year” grandchildren, a brother, award, two years in a row, Gary Roetto, of Dunnigan, be sent to obits@ and returning from a year MO and a sister, Wanda in Viet Nam during the Yarbrough of Oark, AR. marshfieldmail.com worst time of the conflict He was predeceased by his or mailed to PO Box without a scratch. parents, and two broth- After the AF retirement, ers, Daniel and Charles A, Marshfield, MO he settled in Anchorage, (Bill) Kraus, of Port 65706. Alaska and on to second Charlotte, FL. career, where he managed The family would like the city’s Weatherization to extend their heartfelt Deadlines for Program. His superior gratitude to the nurs- performance, achieve- ing staff at Cox South obituaries and death ments, and unfailing work Memorial Hospital in notices are noon on ethic were again recog- Springfield, MO for their nized and he was selected devoted care. Monday before the “ Employee of the Year” A Celebration of Life publication it needs for the Municipality of in his honor will be held Anchorage in 1994. next summer on Eagle Is- to run in. After this second retire- land, probably during the

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FILINGS MARSHFIELD P.D. Responded to distur- North Walnut City of Fordland Financial Statement The following filings The following calls bance in the 1700 block Responded to animal January 1, 2021 through June 30, 2021 were reported by the were handled by the of Briarwood complaint in the area of Law Webster County Circuit Marshfield Police Checked suspicious Golf Course & Fox Hill OPERATING INCOME $49,963.44 Clerk’s Office. Department. activity in the 600 block Assisted citizen in the OPERATING EXPENSE $52,774.21 DOMESTIC RELATIONS JULY 2 of North Marshall 300 block of Banning NET PROFIT/LOSS $-2,810.77 CHANGE OF NAME Responded to theft in Checked suspicious Checked suspicious STREET JUNE 24 the 200 block of North activity in the 200 block vehicle in the 1300 block OPERATING INCOME $16,661.02 In Re Ronda L Pettit Locust of East Madison of Spur OPERATING EXPENSE $6,117.28 JUNE 29 Assisted citizen in the Responded to animal Responded to noise NET PROFIT/LOSS $10,543.74 In Re Peighton Todd 100 block of North Pitts complaint in the 14000 complaint in the 400 SEWER/WATER Huffner Assisted citizen in the block of Hwy 38 block of Church OPERATING INCOME $149,252.32 In Re Chase Matthew 600 block of Church Responded to 911 call Assisted citizen in OPERATING EXPENSE $147,445.69 Grimes Responded to alarm in in the 300 block of Lundh the 300 block of South NET PROFIT/LOSS $1,806.63 DISSOLUTION WITH the 300 block of Hwy DD Responded to property Crittenden GENERAL CHILDREN Responded to noise damage in the 700 block Assisted citizen in OPERATING INCOME $98,416.02 JUNE 24 complaint in the 300 of Stanford the 100 block of West OPERATING EXPENSE $90,944.85 Mallary A Johnson v block of Hwy DD Checked suspicious Washington NET PROFIT/LOSS $7,471.17 Kevin D Johnson III Assisted citizen in activity in the 1400 block Responded to theft in A FULLY DETAILED FINANCIAL STATEMENT IS AVAILABLE Dissolution without the 500 block of South of North Elm the 300 block of North AT FORDLAND CITY HALL. Children Walnut JULY 5 Mill JUNE 23 Responded to 911 Assisted citizen in the Responded to alarm in Mona M Hayes v call in the 400 block of 400 block of North Elm the 600 block of North Samuel L Hayes Haymes Checked suspicious Locust Responded to alarm in South White Oak & Maple Donald S Jones v Su- Checked suspicious subject in the 500 block Checked suspicious the 500 block of South Checked suspicious san K Hampton activity in the 1400 block of Church activity in the 300 block Prairie Lane vehicle in the 14000 Legal Sep, Annul, Sep of North Elm Checked suspicious of North Crittenden Responded to distur- block of Hwy 38 Maint Checked suspicious activity in the 1300 block Responded to alarm in bance in the 600 block of Checked well being JUNE 24 activity in the 300 block of Spur the 1100 block of White Woodlawn in the 500 block of East Wade Knisley v Kristina of Banning Checked suspicious Oak Checked suspicious Burford Knisely Checked suspicious vehicle in the 400 block Responded to alarm in activity in the 1400 block Checked suspicious MOTION TO MODIFY activity in the 600 block of Lucas the 1300 block of Spur of North Elm activity in the 300 block JUNE 29 of North Marshall Responded to noise JULY 8 Checked suspicious of Banning Jordan R (Hender- Responded to noise complaint in the 700 Checked suspicious activity in the 700 block Checked suspicious son) Meyer v Mitchell T complaint in the 100 block of West Jackson vehicle in the area of Hwy of South Marshall activity in the 600 block Henderson block of Commercial Motorist assisted in the A & Commerce Checked suspicious of North Marshall PROTECTION ORDERS Assisted citizen in the 1300 block of Spur Checked suspicious activity in the 300 block Checked suspicious ADULT ABUSE 600 block of Church Checked well being in activity in the 700 block of Banning activity in the 1400 block STALKING Responded to theft in the 400 block of South of South Marshall JULY 10 of North Elm JUNE 24 the 14000 block of Hwy White Oak Checked suspicious Checked suspicious Checked well being in XX v Phillip Gresham 38 Checked suspicious activity in the 300 block vehicle in the 700 block the 1500 block of North XX v Phillip Gresham Assisted citizen in the activity in the 700 block of Banning of South Marshall Pine Adult Abuse without 100 block of York of South Marshall Checked suspicious Responded to theft in Checked suspicious Stalking Checked well being in Checked suspicious activity in the 600 block the 1200 block of Spur activity in the 700 block JUNE 24 the 600 block of Church activity in the 300 block of North Marshall Assisted motorist in of South Marshall XX v Marlo A Meeks Checked well being in of Banning Checked suspicious the area of Sunshine & Assisted citizen in the REPORTS the 14000 block of Hwy Checked suspicious activity in the 600 block East Burford 1200 block of Spur ADMINISTRATIVE 38 activity in the 600 block of South Walnut Responded to 911 ORDER Responded to distur- of North Marshall Responded to noise call in the 400 block of FOOD INSPECTIONS JUNE 24 bance in the 1300 block Assisted citizen in the complaint in the 700 Alexander Court The following food in- Webster Co Children’s of Spur 1400 block of North Park block of North Marshall Checked suspicious spections were reported Div v Jonathan D Miller Motorist assisted in Assisted citizen in Responded to property vehicle in the area of I-44 by the Webster County the 700 block of West the 600 block of North damage in in the 1300 Checked well being in Health Unit. DISPOSITIONS Washington Marshall block of Spur the 1300 block of Spur FOOD ESTABLISHMENT: The following dispo- Assisted agency in Checked suspicious Checked suspicious Checked suspicious HUCKLEBUCKS BBQ sitions were reported the 500 block of East activity in the 500 block activity in the 700 block activity in the 1300 block Address: 29 Enter- by the Webster County Madison of Church of South Marshall of Banning prise Drive, Seymour, MO Circuit Clerk’s Office. JULY 3 Checked suspicious Checked suspicious Checked suspicious 6574 6 REPORTS Responded to animal vehicle in the area of East activity in the 1400 block vehicle in the area of Type of Inspection: ADMINISTRATIVE complaint in the 14000 Bedford & North Pine of North Elm East Hubble & West Routine ORDER block of Hwy 38 Assisted citizen in the Assisted agency in the Washington Date of Inspection: JUNE 24 Responded to 911 call 400 block of North Mill 400 block of East Second Responded to 911 7/31/2021 Webster Co Children’s in the 500 block of East Checked suspicious Responded to motor call in the 600 block of Priority Violations: Cold Div v Jonathan D Miller. Third activity in the 200 block vehicle accident in the Woodlawn side items on serving Other final disposition. Checked suspicious of East Madison 14000 block of Hwy 38 Checked suspicious line, above temperature. FELONY activity in the 200 block JULY 6 Checked suspicious activity in the 14000 Corrected at the time of JUNE 28 of East Third Responded to theft in vehicle in the area of block of Hwy 38 inspection. St v Jacob Braden. Checked suspicious the 200 block of North West Washington & West Responded to alarm Core Violations: Seal Guilty plea. activity in the 300 block Mill Jackson in the 200 block of East on walk in door has small St v Jesse K St John. of Banning Checked suspicious Checked suspicious Madison tear. Correct by next rou- Change of venue. Checked suspicious activity in the 1300 block vehicle in the 400 block Checked suspicious tine inspection. Inside top St v Lowell Steven activity in the 600 block of Spur of McNabb activity in the 300 block of ice machine has small Porter. Guilty plea. of North Marshall Responded to alarm in Responded to animal of Banning build up. Correct by next St v Angela Kay As- Checked suspicious the 200 block of North complaint in the 500 Checked suspicious routine inspection. bury. Guilty plea. subject in the 600 block White Oak block of South Walnut activity in the 600 block FOOD ESTABLISHMENT: St v Danny Ray Hand. of North Marshall Responded to alarm in Assisted agency in the of North Marshall ROLLING STEED Guilty plea. Assisted citizen in the the 300 block of Hwy DD 1200 block of Spur Assisted agency in the Address: 507 South St v Martin Shawn 600 block of Church Responded to report Assisted agency in 200 block of North Pine C Street, Seymour, MO Stewart. Guilty plea. Checked suspicious of property damage in the the 300 block of North Checked suspicious 6574 6 DOMESTIC activity in the 700 block 100 block of Hwy W Walnut activity in the 700 block Type of Inspection: RELATIONS of South Marshall Assisted citizen in Checked suspicious of South Marshall Pre-Opening DISSOLUTION WITH Assisted paramedics the 600 block of East vehicle in the 300 block Responded to theft in Date of Inspection: CHILDREN in the 300 block of East Washington of West Jefferson the 3600 block of Hwy 8/1/2021 JUNE 28 Jackson Responded to alarm in Responded to motor 38 Priority Violations: Matthew J Lafferty v Responded to distur- the 1300 block of West vehicle accident in the Responded to alarm No priority violations Erica R Lafferty. Consent bance in the 400 block of Jefferson 14000 block of Hwy 38 in the 500 block of West observed judgment. West Jackson Responded to theft in Responded to 911 call Hubble Core Violations: No MOTION TO MODIFY Checked suspicious the 700 block of West in the 600 block of North Checked suspicious core violations observed JUNE 23 subject in the 100 block Jackson Clay James W Bates v Kris- of North Vine Checked suspicious Checked suspicious activity in the 700 block Approved to operate in tie D Bates. Other final Assisted citizen in the activity in the 200 block vehicle in the 1300 block of South Marshall Webster County disposition. 500 block of Welch of East Madison of West Jefferson Responded to alarm in FOOD ESTABLISHMENT: GREASY Responded to alarm in Assisted citizen in the JULY 9 the 900 block of South JUDGMENTS the 300 block of Hwy DD 800 block of Commercial Responded to 911 Marshall MOTHER CLUCKERS The following judg- Checked well being in Checked suspicious call in the 500 block of JULY 11 Address: P.O. Box 15, ments were reported the 700 block of North activity in the 1000 block Church Checked suspicious Salem, AR 72573 by the Webster County Olive of North Pine Assisted paramedics activity in the 300 block Type of Inspection: Circuit Clerk’s Office. Responded to 911 call Responded to motor in the 800 block of South of Banning Pre-Opening JUNE 23 in the 500 block of North vehicle accident in the White Oak Checked suspicious Date of Inspection: James W Bates v Kris- Elm area of Church & Banning Checked suspicious activity in the 700 block 8/27/21 tie D Bates. Court enters Assisted citizen in the Motorist assisted in the vehicle in the 900 block of South Marshall Priority Violations: judgment terminating area of Crittenden & Price 14000 block of Hwy 38 of West Washington Checked suspicious No priority violations child support. Motorist assisted in Checked suspicious Assisted citizen in the activity in the 1400 block observed JUNE 28 the 500 block of South vehicle in the 1000 block 200 block of Elizabeth of North Elm Core Violations: No St v Angela Kay As- Walnut of West Washington Checked suspicious Checked suspicious core violations observed bury. For Sept. 10, 2020. Assisted citizen in the Responded to 911 vehicle in the 1600 block activity in the 600 block Approved to operate in Possession of Controlled 300 block of North call in the 300 block of of West Washington of North Marshall Webster County Substance Except 35 JULY 4 McNabb Assisted citizen in the Checked suspicious FOOD ESTABLISHMENT: Grams or Less of Mari- Checked suspicious Checked well being 1300 block of Spur vehicle in the 900 block FAT BOYS BBQ juana/Synthetic Cannabi- activity in the 300 block in the 700 block of St. Responded to theft in of George Address: 6125 Long noid. Guilty plea. DWI, two of Banning Charles the 14000 block of Hwy Responded to theft State Hwy P, Seymour, charges. Guilty plea. Checked suspicious Responded to 911 38 in the 500 block of MO 65746 St v Jacob Braden. For activity in the 700 block call in the 900 block of Assisted agency in Commercial Type of Inspection: Dec. 1, 2019. Burglary, of South Marshall Riverview the 300 block of South Responded to theft in Pre-Opening 2nd degree. Guilty plea. Responded to alarm in Checked suspicious Crittenden the 14000 block of Hwy 38 Date of Inspection: Matthew J Lafferty v the 1100 block of Spur vehicle in the 1300 block Responded to 911 Checked suspicious 8.27.21 Erica R Lafferty. Court Responded to motor of Spur call in the 1700 block of vehicle in the 1100 block Priority Violations: dissolves marriage, vehicle accident in the Checked suspicious Woodridge of Spur No priority violations property and deb divided. 300 block of Sunshine activity in the 300 block Checked suspicious Responded to noise observed Judgment entered and Responded to 911 call of Banning activity in the 300 block complaint in the 500 Core Violations: No signed. in the 400 block of Lucas Checked suspicious of North block of South Walnut core violations observed St v Lowell Steven Por- Responded to theft in activity in the 700 block Responded to theft in Responded to animal Approved to operate in ter. For Sept. 12, 2019. the 400 block of South of South Marshall the 1300 block of Spur complaint in the area of Webster County Two charges of Unlawful Walnut Checked suspicious Assisted agency in Possession of a Firearm. 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ot dissimilar from last year’s game at R.A. Barr Sta- dium, Friday’s Nseason opener for Marshfield against Seneca came down to the wire. This time, the Blue Jays en- dured a long ride home after falling short, 31-28, in their trip to Newton County. For several of the game’s final minutes, the Jays looked as though they may never get a last chance to tie or go ahead. The Indians chunked away with multiple runs that went for double-digit yards to drain sands from the hour- glass, then juked a miscue by recovering a fumble. But on a 4th-and-4 at the 5-yard line, a reverse to sophomore Ethan Altec came up less than a foot short and provided one last chance for a comeback with 2:06 left. Bryant Bull managed a 13- yard completion to tight end Tyler Young to help rev up the offense, but three incomple- tions forced a 4th-and-7 do-or-die down, and Bull, trying to escape the collapsing pocket, was tangled up just past the line of scrimmage Mail photos by Bryan Everson with just over a minute to go, Running back Dusty Stevens looks to escape several Seneca players’ tackle attempts in Marshfield’s season opener Friday night. and Seneca scrambled on a fourth down to run the final quickly. Facing 3rd-and-long, reception with 2:17 left in the seconds off for the win. Bull found Young between the second quarter. It capped the end to a seams, and the sophomore Bull finished 16-for-28 with scoreless two quarters of foot- skirted into the end zone for 259 yards on the night. ball for Marshfield, who led a 31-yard score that made it On some of the miscues, 28-25 at halftime. 14-7 with 1:39 remaining in Coach Bull said, “I was wor- Seneca scored its final the opening quarter. ried about it...we had a few go-ahead points on the first The Indians looked to tie it in the jamboree. We’ve got play of the fourth quarter, a again, and nearly did through to take care of that stuff. We 15-yard run by Jackson Marrs, Jaxson Graham’s 36-yard TD lost our footing a few times though the Jays blocked the run down the left side on the with procedure penalties extra point for the second first play of the second quar- that cost us; missed a lot of time of the night to stay ter, but the special teams unit tackles. They’re things we within a field goal. for the Jays supplied a boost can fix because we have guys Joe Harles had one of his with the first extra point block that can make those plays, best punts of the evening on to keep it 14-13. we just have to step up and Marshfield’s corresponding This time, Marshfield make them.” possession to pin Seneca at its countered on the ground as He also anticipates that own 12-yard line and start the sophomore running back some of the weardown effect Indians’ penultimate drive. Dayvion Harris broke past the will become less egregious, There were some sure line and separated away for a adding, “Our guys who were positives for Marshfield in 74-yard score that pushed the first-time two-way players got the third quarter despite no lead back to eight in a matter their first taste of playing an scoreboard movement. Kyle of seconds. entire game. We’re in-shape Jones started off the half with Harris was later lost in the enough to do it, but that first a big return, and Bull looked beginning of the second half time you do anything, it’s a primed to get the Jays into to what looked to be a ster- little shock to the system. BUt the red zone, but a holding num injury that Coach Bull I don’t think that’ll show its call negated his fourth-down called “day-to-day.” head every week. Their bodies pick-up and forced another Marshfield came up with have felt that now, and they’ll punt, albeit one that Harles one of its first big stops on adjust to it.” booted to the 5-yard line. defense on the next drive as Last year, Seneca came to On another later in the Jeremy Graham first limited a Marshfield and grabbed a late quarter, Marshfield head short gain on third down, then 34-30 win despite a last-ditch coach Cody Bull elected to Maguire Wilson signals possession to the Jays’ fans after Kyle Jones halted quarterback chance for the Jays to win go for it on 4th-and-short, forcing a fumble with Mason Mellington, who recovered the Ethan Fritchey on fourth to from within the red zone on and the Blue Jays converted ball, holding it up behind him. force a turnover at the 7-yard the final play of regulation. in their own territory, but line. Seneca’s defense dug in Now, Marshfield will be further in that drive, a screen but the drive stalled.” ton, and the Jays quickly took too, however, and a short punt tasked with getting its first to Harles on fourth down “Really, I didn’t feel like their first lead on a deep shot gave the Indians short field win against Cassville, who with Marshfield already past they necessarily stopped us a by Bull to Kyle Jones from position that allowed Fritchey blanked Mt. Vernon 27-0 midfield was snuffed out whole lot in the second half,” midfield with 7:13 left on to call his own number for a in Week 1. by Seneca. he continued. “We had drops the clock. 6-yard TD on third down that “That program is rolling On the aggressive move to and penalties that put them in “That kid had good cover- made it a two-point contest and a good example of how go for it, Coach Bull said, “I positions that were advanta- age, Kyle had about a half- after the conversion try failed things go when you do things felt like that was a big point geous for them. We did a lot of step and Bryant put it about for the Indians. right over a period of years,” in the game, one where if we really good stuff, but our inex- the only place it could be Another short punt gave Coach Bull said. “We’re look- didn’t step up and assert some perience showed in spots.” caught,” Coach Bull said. the Indians the opportunity to ing forward to getting out sort of aggressiveness they The visitors showed their Though Seneca bounced score again and make it 25-21 there against them...they’ll could have felt like they really teeth on both sides of the ball back from their turnover with after another blocked extra run the option and we’ll see had control of us. I knew if we out of the gates. On Seneca’s big runs, then Marrs’ four- point, but Marshfield proved the power run out of a few scored once or twice, we’d be first drive, Maguire Wilson yard TD that tied it a little some resilience again as Bull formations. I expect a fun in a great position to win, and forced a fumble that was over three minutes later, the fired to Young for another game. We had a great game it swung some momentum, recovered by Mason Milling- Blue Jays also jabbed back TD, this time on a 65-yard with them last year.”

Quarterback Bryant Bull threw three touchdown passes in the defeat to the Blue Jays senior Kyle Jones reels in a catch near his team’s sideline in the first Indians. half at Seneca. 2B | The Marshfield Mail | September 1, 2021 SPORTS Wildcats lose steam in Nevada defeat

By Bryan Everson game. Rogersville could have gone learn and grow from it.” can. And we got four or five stops [email protected] ahead by two scores again, but a Rogersville recovered by getting Friday, we just couldn’t punch it in dropped pass behind the defense a breather at halftime and closed it when we had opportunities...that It’s an unfortunate, familiar tune near the goal line proved costly. to 30-24 on a drive finished off by a kind of shows how close we were to for Logan-Rogersville football after Instead, Cheaney found paydirt short TD run from O’Neal. have one of those ‘first to score 45 its season opener. again as a throw tacked on two Nevada, however, proceeded to or 50 wins’ shootouts.” The Wildcats lost their first game more points to put the Tigers up score 22 points unanswered from Also Friday, two-way lineman for the fourth year in a row, fall- 16-14 just under midway through there. Cheaney broke away on the Keegan Daniels suffered an injury ing Friday 52-31 to Nevada. Like the second. drive following the last L-R score (knee) that accentuates the depth last year’s defeat to the Tigers that Rogersville retook the lead for for a run exceeding half the field, issue. Talbert is unsure of whether began the fall, the team will be the last time on sophomore Thes- and Avioud Steadman finished the he’ll return this season. turning to its players beyond the sen Prenger’s field goal with 4:07 drive with runs for both the TD L-R plays its home opener Fri- starters for help. left in the half, but quarterback and two additional points. Beshore day against Seneca. “We’ve got to find more kids Cade Beshore struck Kartman hooked up with Highley in the Liberty (Mountain View) 24, to play,” Wildcats head coach Highley from 25 yards quickly, and fourth quarter for a 28-yard TD, Strafford 6 Mark Talbert said. “I thought we O’Neal was intercepted on Rog- then Steadman put the game away The Indians limited visiting matched up well with them physi- ersville’s next drive. That allowed with a 94-yard TD. Liberty-MV to just one score early, cally, but as the second quarter Nevada to chew up the clock, Though the outcome was unoffi- but gave up 16 unanswered points wore on we got tired. We’ve got to and a roughing call against the cially decided, Prenger found Cody in the second half to fall in their reach into our sophomore class Wildcats with zeroes on the clock Rasmussen for a TD with 3:28 to season opener. and find some guys that can help proved costly, as the Tigers took close out the scoring. The Eagles scored on a TD pass us on Friday night.” advantage of an untimed play with “Our kids competed really, re- of almost 50 yards in the first quar- Making an impact in the defen- Cade Sanderson’s TD run from 10 ally hard,” Talbert said. “JJ played ter and converted their two-point sive backfield and as a returner as yards out and another two-point extremely well at times, then got try to take an 8-0 lead into the he did as a junior, senior quarter- conversion that put the hosts tired. I thought our kicking game interval, but Avery Voysey, who also back JJ O’Neal predictably im- ahead 30-17. was pretty good, and even though had a first-half end zone intercep- pacted the game with his legs to “That deal at the end of the first we gave up a ton of yards, we had tion, took a bouncing kickoff that get Rogersville out front first. A pair half was on me,” Talbert said. “We a lot of good plays before we got opened the second half 72 yards to of scores that included his 22-yard had a penalty that was...I was fight- worn down.” put Strafford within two points. scamper to the left had the Wild- ing for our kids [to the officials]. Winning high-scoring games Liberty never allowed Strafford’s cats leading 14-0 with 5:25 remain- Instead of focusing on getting that might have to be the ingredient for offense to score conventionally, ing in the opening quarter. stop, I’ve got to do a better job success going forward. though, and capitalized on several Nevada, though, took it to the making sure I’m coaching our kids “We’re going to have to learn miscues while also punching it ‘Cats for the remainder of the up. They got an untimed down how to play that style,” Talbert in from inside five yards to come first half. and scored on it after we had them added. “We’ve got a lot of kids away with the win. Nevada’s Eli Cheaney punched stopped on 4th-and-9 or so, and it’s playing both ways, so we’re going Strafford hits the road for the

Area Football Roundup in a short run and the two-point hard to put kids in a position where to have to get young on one side next three games, beginning with a conversion to make it a six-point they have to play fifth down. We’ll of the ball and get stops where we trip to Ava in Week 2. Blue Jays competes in first swim meet of the season

Marshfield's Preston Dotson starts his 400-meter freestyle race at West Plains.

Photos courtesy of Ann Leonard Pictured here, Blue Jays junior Ethan Rockwood competes in the 100-meter breaststroke at the team’s first meet of the season in West Plains. Monett took the team victory there, while Marshfield came in fourth out of the eight programs taking part. The Jays returned to action Aug. 31 in Carthage, then are back in the water again Thursday in Seymour. 621419ma SPORTS September 1, 2021 | The Marshfield Mail | 3B Marshfield soccer team goes 2-1 to open year By Bryan Everson [email protected]

Following a pleasing start to the weekend in tournament action, Marshfield soccer encountered the wrong kind of striking Monday evening. Lightning in the area per- sisted long enough that the team’s home opener versus Camdenton was called off. Instead, the Blue Jays will play for the first time this fall in front of a home audi- ence Wednesday when they welcome in Camdenton, but they’ll do so with two wins already under their belt. Marshfield knocked off Sullivan and the hosts at the Lebanon Kickoff Tourna- ment, with the only weekend loss coming at the hands of Logan-Rogersville. The Jays opened Friday by posting a shutout in a 2-0 victory over Sullivan. “It took us a little while to get going, but once we did, we controlled the run of play for the first half; most of the opportunities were ours,” Blue Jays head coach Tom Searson said. Photo courtesy of Tom Searson Just before halftime, after The Blue Jays get toghether for a photo at Sullivan, where they scored two wins to open the year. winning an indirect free kick, a ball deflected to Michael ued their streak in the series provided a consolation goal utes remaining off a set piece, finesse, know-how that brings Mann resulted in a dainty fin- between the two Big 8 rivals late in the game for the Jays. but Marshfield’s experience it together. So we’re starting to ish for Marshfield’s first goal with a 3-1 win. Marshfield locked up third came into focus with some all be on the same page and of the campaign and a lead “Like normal, they had the place in the tournament –– smart play to kill the game off. gain chemistry that was lack- going into intermission. It ball way more, outshot us Logan-Rogersville finished Freshman Kevin Jones ing last year.” was a needed one, as Sullivan 2-to-1 on average; we with- atop the group –– by ending manned the sticks all weekend, Searson said the team isn’t responded. stood [their attack] quite a bit,” with a 2-1 victory Lebanon in picking up a clean sheet in the quite as thin, either. “The quar- “They came out really hard Searson said. “It was 1-0 right what Searson called the team’s Sullivan win while also saving a antine for us [last year], we’d and kind of dominated us, kept before the half, but we made a best play of the weekend. penalty in the tourney. lose one kid and it changes us in our half and had us on mistake that cost us the second “The guys were starting to Part of the credit, per Sear- the whole lineup. I don’t have our heels for a while in the sec- goal going into halftime.” figure things out and play to son, goes to Bixler’s leadership a second kid to plug in all the ond half,” Searson said. “The Searson expressed his admi- our identity,” Searson said. “We and communication in the time, where some schools go defense had to hang in there.” ration for the talents of Rog- still don’t outpossess anyone, spine of the midfield to push two or three deep. It’d move A water break provided the ersville seniors Rylen and Sage ever, but we do much better if Marshfield early on, but he everyone around. This year chance for a needed reprieve Ballard, saying, “They were we attack quickly and we have feels returning essentially all of I’ve got enough of a bench that the Jays capitalized on. pretty solid...you’re constantly the weapons that can do that.” his personnel is just as critical. and guys I trust. If a center Junior Connor Bixler, mov- looking for them and they find Adams scored just over “We’re almost the same mid goes down, I think I’ve ing forward on the left flank, ways to get open.” midway into the first half to get team as last year…[the play- got someone off the bench teased a cross into Kelby Hy- He also commended the Marshfield on the board. There ers we’ve lost], neither were to come in.” der, who settled and scored to play of center back Joe Harles, were plenty of chances for the midfielders or forwards, and In addition to that and a give Marshfield some breath- who missed Friday’s game and Jackets to pull even, including they were quarantined most spring of club ball to improve ing room despite not needing played a sizable part for the one that flew inches wide of of the year,” Searson said. “We skills, Searson also credits it in the end. football team in their game the post, but despite getting just needed a year of maturity the addition of new assistant Logan-Rogersville, winners at Seneca. Tucker Dinwiddie pinned back at times, Hyder among this year’s juniors, and coach William Thompson. of a 5-0 contest over Green- filled in for him alongside Isaac assisted a goal by Bixler to go these seniors are kind of a blue “[William’s] been in charge wood Friday, met Marshfield in Moon in the middle defen- up by two. This time, the Jays collar-type group. They go out of conditioning leading up to the first game Saturday morn- sive pairing. needed the insurance, as Leba- and try to get the job done, games, and I felt like that was a ing, and the Wildcats contin- Sophomore Asher Adams non scored with several min- while the juniors have soccer real factor in our wins,” he said.

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By Bryan Everson Class 5 Eureka. The Lady Cats as they’ve been for the Lady [email protected] finished that game with six Cats with nearly everyone hits compared to four, though returning. Logan-Rogersville softball Eureka played clean ball and Included in that group are left Sullivan with four wins to scored its only run on one of both of Rogersville’s top op- start the year, including a close two Rogersville errors. tions on the mound. Miles, victory over the tourney hosts With runners at second and a junior, was last fall’s Big 8 in the third-place game. third and one out, a slap hit to Conference Pitcher and Player The Lady Wildcats defeated third resulted in a throw that of the Year after recording a Sullivan 8-4 at their Invita- got past the catcher and hit off 2.01 ERA with 145 strikeouts, tional last August, but were the backstop screen, causing and she hit .495 at the plate Rogersville’s Meghan Hager prepares to slap the ball in the shutout 4-0 by the Lady Eagles Eureka’s runner tracking back with nine homers and 52 RBIs. jamboree. in sectionals in the postseason to third to turn around and Complimenting her is McKen- as part of their Class 3 state score the winning run. zie, who won 12 games while title run. “We lost to the tourna- striking out 74 batters with a “Sullivan was [feeling] ment champions 1-0, and I’d sub-.300 ERA in 84 innings. sky-high, it’s their tourna- like to think if we had Cassidy She’s also looked improved at ment,” L-R head coach Denny Coambes (quarantine) play- the plate early on. McHenry said. “They got ing, it might have been a little The other returners in- beat 8-4 by Capital City in the different story,” McHenry said. clude senior outfielder Megan semis, but I knew they’d play The Lady Cats came away Hager (.417 BA, 17 SBs), senior good and would score runs. It handily with wins in their catcher Jenna Lane (.387 BA, was just a matter of whether first two games of the tourna- 20 RBIs), and Coambes, who we would or not.” ment Friday. They dispatched hit .420 plenty of extra-base They did –– just enough DeSoto 15-2 in the opener, hits as a sophomore. –– to close out the weekend then took out another Class 5 Add in Kibby, Evans and with a 10-9 triumph over the program in Northwest (Cedar Meadors, as well outfielder reigning champs. Hill), 17-1. McKenzie threw Gloria Alvarado, speedster Ra- After Sullivan took a 4-0 the first game, then Miles chel Bass and Emma Spurlin, first-inning lead, Rogersville pitched the second, where and the star power is com- responded to tie it in the top Rogersville stepped on the gas plimented as well as ever for of the second, then duplicated early with three runs in the the program. that with four more runs in first inning and a 10-spot in “I think [that depth] has the top of the third before the the second. to be [the difference],” said Lady Eagles answered with as McHenry felt that third McHenry when asked if it many to tie it 8-8 after four. game of that evening, a 4-2, could be the factor that finally Playing in the fifth with the lacked sharpness and en- gets his team to the Final Four. international tiebreaker rule ergy as the hitting wasn’t “I’ve been impressed with our and Halle Miles on second, there. Playing with a 4-0 lead, role players taking that next Kendall Meadors recorded a McKenzie, riding a perfect step to become better play- base hit to left, then Gracie game into the last inning, al- ers. That’s why we took our 20 Kibby drove in both runners lowed a one-out single, then dates this summer. It’s made with a one-out double down a fly to right field resulted in our team a much better one. the line in left. some confusion, and that was Start-to-finish in a season, our In the bottom of the inning, compounded as a drop by the good hitters are going to be Miles, on in relief of Jenna cutoff that turned a double good, but in a championship McKenzie, allowed a one-out into a two-run triple. Despite game, if the bottom of our hit up the middle to Sullivan that, McKenzie and Rogersville lineup gets one or two hits, it star shortstop Kayla Ulrich (4- got the last two outs to get out drastically improves our of- 4) that scored a run, but struck of the inning and the game fensive production.” out the No. 2 and 3 hitters in altogether. Rogersville travels to Bran- the order to escape victorious. Coming off a 27-7 season son Thursday, then heads to Rogersville’s only loss came and back-to-back district Columbia for the Rock Bridge Jenna Lane (.387, 20 RBIs in 2020) is one of Rogersville's top earlier Saturday, a 1-0 defeat to titles, expectations are as high Invitational this weekend. returners both at the plate and in the field. VOLLEYBALL: Lady ‘Cats get underway

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CLUES ACROSS 7. Wild goat 1. Secret clique 8. Influential Ameri- 6. Earliest in and out can president 10. Ancient Egyptian 9. Calls for help symbol of life 10. Repents 14. Olfactory property 11. Palm tree with 15. Kidnapping creeping roots 17. Golf prize 12. Black powder Compiled By Bryan Everson 19. Helps little firms used in makeup 20. Cast a spell on 13. Happy New Year 21. Panama is one 16. Stretched out Aug. 28, 1996 22. Dishonorable man one’s neck 23. Sea eagle 18. Whale 24. Part of the heal- ship captain 25 years ago ing process 22. Atomic #20 Despite a typical, rugged Ozark 26. Vin’s last name 23. Border spring and summer weather- 29. Wings 24. River that borders wise, the annual apple harvest is 31. Made older India and Nepal 32. Political device 25. After B poised to begin. 34. Looks like a rabbit 27. Fencing swords The pace at Seymour’s Head Or- 35. Gurus 28. Where re- chards early this week belies the 37. Philippine Island searchers work tremendous work ahead. Co-own- 38. Not or 29. Expression of er Alma Jean Head updates letter- 39. Hindu model satisfaction ing on highway signs and waits on of ideal man 30. Broadway the occasional customer. Inside, 40. Exam actor Nathan along Highway 60 in front of the 41. Making 31. Heavy, heat-re- “apple house,” one worker weighs less difficult taining stove 43. Without 33. A way to eliminate and boxes some of the first fruits. 45. Dravidian 35. Type of tree resin *** ethnic group 36. Russian river A pursuit through the forest of 46. A baglike structure 37. Children’s rural Greene County for Rogers- 47. Buenos Aires TV network ville police officers on Monday capital La __ 39. Troublemaker morning occurred, following a call 49. Dab 42. Averts or delays 50. Singers who per- 43. Self-immolation from Detective Toney Halley in form together by fire ritual Russellville, Ark. Haley had traced 53. Pirates’ saying 44. It cools your home a call coming from the Rogersville 57. OK to allude to 46. Satisfy to area for a man wanted for ques- 58. Somalil- the fullest tioning in conjunction with a dou- and diplomat 47. Stinks! ble homicide in Russellville. 59. Has to pay back 48. Popular 60. Felix is one board game *** 61. Intestinal pouches 49. Attack by hurling Several families who live adja- 50. A vale cent to Massey Park have drafted a CLUES DOWN 51. Type of acid letter asking the Marshfield Board 1. Harsh 52. Tasmania’s high- of Aldermen to close Massey Park cries of a crow est mountain at 10 p.m. Terry Evans presented 2. Type of horse 53. No seats available the proposal to the board Thurs- 3. __ fide: authentic 54. Licensed for day, and said the request was 4. Doctors’ group Wall Street 5. Fugitives are on it 55. Family of genes prompted by the late night noise 6. Forged 56. Constrictor snake that disturbs nearby residents. *** Mail photo by B. Fairchild County Commissioners have The Valenzuela family of Cusco, Peru recently visited with Jim and Puzzle Answers been notified by attorneys rep- resenting Cox Medical Centers Martha Meyers of Marshfield. The two families became acquainted that the system will pay property 10 years ago when Orfilia Valenzuela (second from left) was an ex- taxes on clinics owned in Webster change student in the Myers’ home. County and will withdraw a pending protest. 93, Marshfield; Pearl E. Rust, 94, tending from I-44 on the north Marshfield; Henry Lloyd Ward, 93, to U.S. Route 60 on the south will *** Colony, Kan.; Dwain Steven Smith, be opened to traffic in dedication Marshfield High School’s fledg- 17, Seymour. ceremonies at 2:30 p.m. on Fri- ling softball program will begin its day, Sept. 3. second year much stronger and wiser than they did in their first. Sept. 2, 1971 “We were strong last year late Sept. 5, 1946 in the season,” Coach Gary Mur- 50 years ago phy said. “Last year was a good 75 years ago learning experience for those girls Joyce Dunlap, daughter of Mr. coming back. We grew a lot as a and Mrs. Beryl Dunlap, is the new Seth Stewart and his son, Bruce, team and I can tell we are quite Strafford Centennial Queen after who produced the rodeo last week, a bit ahead of where we started coronation Friday night. Runners- were called to the MFA Stockyards last year.” up were Ruth Barber and Donnia in Springfield one day last week Yarbrough. All of the girls are Straf- *** to capture two Bramah steers that ford residents. Deaths reported in this issue: had broken loose at the yards. William GIles Baker, 90, Marsh- *** Within an hour after their arrival field; Aaron Neal Burney, 23, A new nine-mile segment of they had the steers safely back in Marshfield; Hermon O. Pearce, U.S. Route 65 in Springfield ex- their pens. FAITH September 1, 2021 | The Marshfield Mail | 7B Church News

BLACK OAK sacrifice, and was angry that don’t know Jesus, we invite and glory goes to Him. It is cious. People sure spend a lot By Sammy Massie God didn’t accept it. God you to come learn about awesome to see the churches more time visiting when there “Oh, How I Love Jesus” was said “If you do well, will you His greatness. The decision come together for such an is food involved. the opening song and Rex not be accepted? And if you is yours, no one can force event. A beautiful day in Leona Medlock is frequent- prayed. The lesson was titled do not do well, sin lies at the you to accept Jesus Christ as God’s great outdoors is fun ly giving rides to others in “God’s Message door. (Cain’s choice) And your Savior. Remember what for the whole family. the community but this week Through Malachi” 1:1- its desire is for you, but you Jesus has already done for We baked and gave away her car was in for repairs 4:6. Martha prayed for should rule over it. (again, you. Rise up from evilness lots of cookies. But we could and son Adam Medlock was understanding of the lesson. Cain’s choice)” God told Cain of all your trash, God has a have run out. We didn’t, but seen ferrying Bertha Terry, “Happy Birthday” was sung to make the right choice and big dump truck. You may say, we could have. That is the Margie Welch and Leona for for Wade. “Happy Anniver- to “rule over” sin, and pun- why me Lord, He’ll answer, wonderful thing about God’s their meetings as well as their sary” was sung to Rex for his ished him with a curse when why not you. Are you ready to grace; it is free and there Saturday morning visit to and Sharon’s 65 th Wedding he chose sin. be free? One simple answer, is enough for all who will Morgan Store. Anniversary 16 days Churches need to stop please forgive me of my sins accept it. There were only 5 at quilt- short, but we celebrated teaching that the only way and I need you Jesus in my If you don’t have a church ing on Monday morning as so anyway, it was close enough. people can choose to obey life. The time of Salvation is home, we invite you to come many of the gals had doctor Very special moment for our is if God directly changes now, don’t delay. Eternal life visit us at Mission Home. appointments. It is hard to church. Songs sung their hearts. This is leading with God or burn in hell with Sunday School starts at 10 get those quilts done at that were “Palms of Victory”, people to reject God and hate the evil one. God Bless. a.m. and worship service is at rate. If you are interested in “Battle Hymn of the Repub- church, and it’s unscriptural! 11. We also have a Wednesday quilting, come and visit on lic”, “It is Well with My Soul” Make sure your church is HOLY TRINITY CHURCH night Bible study at 6:30 p.m. Monday or Wednesday morn- and “I Cannot Find the teaching the truth on this and By Sue Epperson We invite you to come wor- ings between 8 and 2. Presi- Way Alone”. Wade and agrees with Hebrews 11:6, “… The Twenty-second Sun- ship with us. dent Connie Kays would love Jeremy sang “Amazing Grace”, He is a rewarder of those who day in OrdinaryTime to meet you! Jerry sang “I Want to Stroll diligently seek Him.” May Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-8, PLEASANT HILL UNITED Some of the folks partici- over Heaven with God bless you as you draw Psalm 15:2-3, 3-4, 4-5, James METHODIST CHURCH pated in the virtual Laclede You”, Jeremy sang “The closer to him! 1:17-18, 21-22, 27, By Jeanie Replogle Electric Annual Meeting, Meeting in the Air” and Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23 Pleasant Hill’s opening though many did not know Herald Lee reading titled “Get CROSSROADS EVANGELI- In the first reading...Moses song was “Amazing Grace”. about it. Maybe sending out Plugged In”. Prayer CAL METHODIST CHURCH commanded the people Bro. Wally’s message was the notices with the July or request were for Morgan By Lacey Cantrell to observe God’s decrees... “Just Going Through the August statement would be a Hayes, Kerri Oberbeck, Kim’s Crossroads EMC wants carefully and not to add or Motions” with scripture better away to get the mes- pastor’s family in OH, Shirley you to come worship with us! subtract from them...Israel’s from Deuteronomy 4:12, 6-9 sage out. The meeting have Sell, Ellen’s niece, “God is faithful, who will not tragic situation during the and Mark 7:1-8, 14-15,21- been a major social event in Adam Barnes, Brian allow you to be tempted be- 40 years was the result of 23. Our responsive reading past years. Letsinger and wife, the Jack yond what you are able.”—1 infidelity and disobedience... was “Psalm 15”. Kevin Stacey Happy Birthday to Rachel Cantrell family, the John Cal- Corinthians 10:13 It seems that listening and led the worship service. We Roddewig, Machelle Reid, laway family, Tina Massie, A temptation always strikes obeying God was too difficult. were Blessed with Marla Cary Missy Medlock, Larry and Ernie Foreman, Andy My- at an area of need we per- Next, in the New Testa- coming & Bringing Connie Gary Langdon, Debbie Gin- ers, Gene Hilemen and all the ceive—it may be a need for ment Letter Of James, we & Marla singing “Somebody nings, Scott Reid, Dale Caffey, ones on past list, Becky lifted higher self-value, attention, find that the Word Of God... Loves Me” and “What A Day Cherri Medlock, Kyle Strick- these up in prayer. appreciation, or approval;… is able to save our souls. We That Will Be?” Bro. Wally’s land, Isiah Sherrer, Jeanette The message was titled or a need rooted in loneliness are told to be doers of the message can be seen on Rust, Ferris Robertson and “Renewed Day by Day” from or pride, among others. Ask Word, taking care of anyone Pleasant Hill’s Facebook page. Brandon Sakach. Happy An- 2 Corinthians 4:6-5:10. Prayer yourself immediately in the around us who needs help... Spend 2 minutes today try- niversary to James and Jade was at the altar by face in temptation, “Is there St. James implies that the ing to grasp how wide, how O’Neal and Scott and Deb- Bro. Bill and welcoming of another way…of getting this evidence of our faith in Christ long, how high & how deep bie Kerber. new member and rededica- need met in my life?” the is seen in how we deal with is Christ’s Love for you & for Pray for those in Afghani- tions. Closing song was “Lord, answer is always “yes.” God others as well as in our obedi- those in Your life who don’t stan and for direction and I’m Coming Home”. always has a godly alternative ence to God. know Him yet. stability in the USA. Announcements are Wed for meeting the deep needs The Pharisees in today’s Bible study will be this Bible study Romans 8:28 and of your life. He wants you to Gospel...were consistent op- Wednesday at 7 PM, We will THE UPPER ROOM Youth 7pm, Sunday school have His wisdom about how ponents of Jesus’...message discuss John 19. By Pastor Bob Holden 10am and Worship to meet your deepest emo- focusing on love of neighbor. Please continue to Pray True believers are seekers 10:50. Please come join tional needs. To grow in holiness we need for: Connie Byrd, Clella Estep, and seers, continually seeking us and have fellowship with to listen, keep God’s com- Janelle Moffett, Rusty Peter- knowledge and understand- other Christians, Worshipping FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH mandments, love one anoth- son, Leon Chandler, The fam- ing of the one true God, the our Lord and Savior OF ROGERSVILLE er, and practice charity. ily of John Callaway, Dennis, Holy Father and His Son, the Jesus Christ. Eternity is By Betty Lou Tutor THE MIRROR, August 20, Destany, Sierra Westpfahl, Lord Jesus Christ. It is by just a rapture, heartbeat or The F.B.C. offers a variety 2021, page 14 The family of John Callaway, faith in Jesus are we saved, a breath away. Heaven is a of Services . We are of differ- Let us pray for one another. Teachers, Children, Bus Driv- and through faith are we prepared place for ent age groups so the impor- ers, Staff, Administration, Af- given understanding and prepared people. tance of sharing knowledge is MISSION HOME ghanistan, The families of the sight into His divine purpose John 3:16-18. vital. Pastor Ron Melton has By Brenda Brinkley Solders killed in Afghanistan, for life, the abundant life He brought out interesting ideas Sunday morning worship ones affected by the hurri- promised. “And he who sees BRENTWOOD CHURCH of how to associate with all. began after Addison and cane, Wild fires, Doren Keeler, Me, sees Him who sent me.” By Matt Hodge As Ron leads us in building Reed rang the bell. Following Fred & Brenda Replogle, Bella John 12:45. “God made me this way, our character for Almighty announcements and prayer Maillet, Madge Kennemer, There’s an old saying, so it’s just the way I am. If God, we shall enhance the requests, Gary led in prayer. Brad Sturdefant, Billy Sta- “seeing is believing”. True he’s going to send me to hell, beauty of rejoicing glory I led the song service accom- cey, Ramona Palmer, Janice enough, but spiritually speak- then I guess that’s his choice, flourishing our relationship panied by John Anderson on Smikle, Pat Smikle, Faith ing, the opposite is true, there’s nothing I can do about with our Heavenly Father. the guitar. Ushers for the of- Gossett, Mark Mason, Lee “believing is seeing”. In John it.” That’s basically what a Attending Church with an fering were Bob Fryman and Murphy, Steven Shelton, chapter 3, Jesus had a con- man I talked to said recently. open heart allows one to Derrick Young. Betty Williams Jason Yarger, Lewis Uchtman, versation with Nicodemus He fully believed what he had receive joy from God’s words. led in prayer. Sheila Hoggatt, The leaders of about this very thing. (See been taught in church grow- Music Director, Tyler Hooker, Pastor Doug Brown de- our nation and the men and John 3:1-21). ing up – that God uncondi- brings out songs of uplift- livered the message using women of the military. I close with Revelation 1:7, tionally (randomly) chooses ing blessings. Bradley Hunt Genesis 25: 19 - 34 as the text. also written by John: “Behold, who will and won’t be saved. assists Tyler by playing the He talked about ‘trading.’ Are RADER REPORT He is coming with clouds, This flies in the face of what piano. Matthew Long take we trading our values? Last It was a busy Sunday in and every eye will see Him, God reveals about himself is pleasures joining in on his Saturday was the 15 th annual Rader as both Immanuel even they who pierced Him. his own Word. Romans 2:5-11 guitar. We are pleased that Outdoor Sportsman Event. Lutheran and Eureka Meth- And all the tribes of the earth shows that God “will render Awanas has began so the little God gave us great weather, odist churches enjoyed pot will mourn because of Him. to each one according to his children of our Community safety, good attendance, and luck lunches after the Sunday Even so, Amen.” May you deeds”. God illustrates this can learn about Jesus. We of- cheerful workers. This is a services. Both were well at- see this week, maybe for the with Cain. fer bus pickup for those who big event that is only pos- tended and the wide array of first time, as you seek the One Cain had offered a wrong need a ride. For those who sible through God. All honor food at each place was deli- who loves you.

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AMITY FREE WILL BAPTIST EUREKA INDEPENDENT METHODIST CHURCH MACEDONIA FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH ROGERSVILLE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Route 1, take Highway F out of Niangua to blacktop Highway 2272 Wildwood Road, Niangua (southeast of Rader) Located 4.7 miles east of Niangua on M Highway north on 101 W. Center (P.O. Box 79) MM, first dirt road 1 1/2 mile to church 589-2746 or 589-2806 Macedonia Road one mile 753-2926 417-473-6339 or 417-473-6443 FAIRVIEW UNITE METHODIST CHURCH MARSHFIELD APOSTOLIC CHURCH ROGERSVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH BASS CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH 8 miles north of Bolivar on Hwy D Marshfield Village (Orscheln) Shopping Center, Suite 100 206 N. Main Streetm P.O. Box 48 Between Fair Grove & Strafford FAIR GROVE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 417-425-0700 753-2819 or 881-2922 on Mo. 125 & Junction A 220 S. Main (1 block South of the Mill) MARSHFIELD ASSEMBLY OF GOD SEYMOUR CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 417-736-2401 417-759-2760 1538 W. Washington St., P.O. Box 92 354 North Main Street, Seymour BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH FAITH SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH MARSHFIELD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 935-4721 600 N. Old Orchard, Strafford • 417-736-3096 1002 S. Marshall (Highway A), Marshfield (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) SHADY GROVE WESLEYAN NAZARENE CHURCH BETHEL FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 417-859-3125 1061 State Highway A. • 417-859-3426 2353 Route EE, Elkland Located on J Highway, former Mt. Pisgah Church FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH MARSHFIELD CHURCH OF CHRIST 417-576-5127 417-859-6695 4855 S. Farm Road 205, Rogersville • 823-8338 Marshall and Third Streets SHOW ME COWBOY CHURCH BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, STRAFFORD MARSHFIELD CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Highway 38 West, Marshfield, MO Located on Highway OO, Marshfield • 417-468-4585 1113 West Historic Route 66 Church and Jefferson streets • 417-241-6868 • 417-818-3597 BETHESDA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 417-736-9580, youth line: 736-3657 MARSHFIELD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SON-RISE CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CONWAY Highway OO (2 miles west of Webco Manor) Located 1001 S. White Oak Street 673 Jump Road 148 South Shiloh • 417-589-3232 417-468-2330 417-859-2139 SPRINGHILL BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF STRAFFORD MARSHFIELD FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH BLACK OAK FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH 8 miles on Highway U, Rogersville 417-736-2148 522 S. Locust 5433 Hwy DD (PO Box 50) Marshfield (6.5 miles out) 753-3400 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 417-468-7969 468-3049 ST, LUKE UNITED OF NORTHVIEW MARSHFIELD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH BORN AGAIN BAPTIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Located 8 miles south of Marshfield at junction of Highway A Located in Northview 220 S. Elm., East Jackson at Elm, just south of DD Hwy FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 417-468-2472 7 miles N on Highway W and 1 mile east on Highway Y and Highway FF ST. MARK’S UNITED METHODIST, NIANGUA BRENTWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST Located 6 miles on Highway KK MENTOR BAPTIST CHURCH FORDLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST 5735 S. Farm Road 193, Rogersville 117 Elm 1010 South Elm St., Marshfield, MO, Hwy. 38 East, then ½ 417-859-0853. mile south on Elm St. • (417) 286-8712 929 Barton Rd., Fordland MIRACLE LIFE BIBLE CHURCH OF ROGERSVILLE FORDLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 71 Endeavor Drive ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH CALVARY CHURCH OF ROGERSVILLE (MISSOURI SYNOD) 301 S. Main (P.O. Box 574) • 753-3738 • Calvary’s PP Highway and Dale Street 753-7096 609 N. Locust, Marshfield (across from the schools) Mission - Strafford 205 W. Highway 66 • 859-5240 FORDLAND UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MISSION CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH 417-468-2577 CENTER POINT CHURCH OF CHRIST 767-4050 Located 3 1/2 miles north of Elkland on Highway 38 STRAFFORD BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH 6851 E. Farm Road 186 • 753-2031 FOUR RIVERS CHURCH MISSION HOME BAPTIST CHURCH 600 N. Old Orchard, Strafford, MO CHRIST CHURCH OF FORDLAND ¼ mile North of Hwy W. on Pleasant Prairie Rd. Located 3 1/2 miles north on Hwy W 417-736-3096 478 W. Main, Fordland 417-859-5433 MT. CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH STRAFFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST FULL GOSPEL FAITH MISSION CHURCH 7503 North State Highway 125, Strafford Located on 111 Redwood Drive Located Highway A, Marshfield 821 A. E. Second Street, Marshfield 417-736-3279 THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST GOD’S FAMILY CHURCH MT. SINAI ASSEMBLY OF GOD 417-736-2277 OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Sevices at Happy Home Church, Route ZZ, 4 miles east of 2277 S. Farm Road 241 STRAFFORD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH State Hwy CC (Across from Golf Course) Conway 753-2902 200 E. Chestnut, Strafford, MO Home, 417-459-4580 GOOD SPRING BAPTIST CHURCH MT. SINAI CHRISTIAN CHURCH 417-736-3148 COMPASS CHURCH Located east end of Highway HH, Niangua 254 Mt. Sinai Road (South of Marshfield) STREAMS OF LIFE MINISTRIES 260 Twin Oaks Lane, Marshfield MO GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH NEW BEGINNING BAPTIST CHURCH 900 W. Washington, Suite 220 (Beside Dollar General) 870-4050489 # 4 Goose Creek Rd. Conway, Missouri, 65632 Corner of A Hwy & Diggins Rd. 417-569-6254 CROSS BRIDGE CHURCH (417) 241-4237 417-859-6518 THE SUMMIT CHURCH HAPPY HOME CUMBERLAND 302 S. Clay, Marshfield, Missouri 65706 NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1605 S. State Hwy. 125 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 417-630-2960 Located at 408 S. Olive St., Marshfield 753-5000 Highway ZZ, Conway, MO CROSSING OVER SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 417-718-0502 TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH HARMONY BAPTIST CHURCH NEW WORKS FELLOWSHIP 102 S. Pine St., Conway Located east Highway 38 and Olive 5105 S. State Highway 125, Rogersville • 753-2731 753-7755 or 753-7062 CROSSROADS EVANGELICAL 417-859-4964 HARVEST COMMUNITY CHURCH OF NIANGUA CHURCH OF GOD (PENTECOSTAL) METHODIST CHURCH TIMBER RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH THE NAZARENE 479 East Madison, Niangua 715 N. Marshall, Marshfield West Highway 38 to power station, turn right on Timber 379 Redbud, Rogersville MO 65742 NIANGUA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 417-859-2488 Ridge Road HARVESTIME TABERNACLE CHURCH Located near junction of Highway M, F in Niangua DIGGINS APOSTOLIC CHURCH TWILIGHT CHURCH 500 E. Commercial on Highway 38, across from Casey’s NIANGUA FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Highway 60, westbound 2 1⁄4 miles northeast of Conway off Hwy. CC 417-859-2572 7627 State Hwy M, Niangua DIGGINS BAPTIST CHURCH 417-589-4201 HAYMES CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTH STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 3700 Normandy Rd., Seymour UNION CHAPEL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Located about 6 miles north of the Marshfield overpass on Strafford Rt. 1, one mile east of 125 on Highway YY 820 Union Chapel Road, Fordland 417-738-4114 Highway W, turn left on Highway Y and go about 2 miles NORTHVIEW TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH VICTORY LIFE CHURCH EBENEZER COMMUNITY CHURCH HEARTS HOPE MINISTRY 112 Arbor Ln, Northview, MO 303 W. Center St., Rogersville Long State Hwy P 538 E. Madison St., Marshfield OAK GROVE HEIGHTS SEVENTH 753-4405 417-859-6232 773-2588 DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH THE WAREHOUSE ELKLAND CHRISTIAN CHURCH HENDERSON BAPTIST CHURCH 2007 S. State Hwy. 125 • 753-2264 33 Stevens Drive, Marshfield (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) Corner of B & D, P.O. Box 55, Rogersville OSAGE BAPTIST CHURCH 3454 State Hwy. 38, Elkland 753-7199 74 Sweet Briar Drive, Marshfield, MO 65706 417-224-0194 417-933-2013 HIGH PRAIRIE BAPTIST CHURCH 417-872-8746 WEST FINLEY BAPTIST CHURCH ELKLAND INDEPENDENT METHODIST CHURCH Located 6 1⁄2 miles east on Highway 38 PEACE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 258 Olga Road, Fordland 121 Elkland Road 417-300-5374 (WISCONSIN SYNOD) 738-2122 or 865-2745 ELM GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH HIGHER VISION WORSHIP CENTER 300 E. Washington St., Marshfield ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD) 111 Elm Grove Road 335 Power Line Road • 753-3049 417-468-6061 Diggins, south on NN on right 818-2534 or 753-2700 HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 620-252-9078 769 Hillside Loop, Marshfield • Church 417-859-6072 Located 8 miles south on Highway KK, come to Pleasant HOLY RESURRECTION ORTHODOX MONASTERY Grove Road 224 Hospitality Rd. • Niangua, MO 65713 PLEASANT HILL UNITED METHODIST 417-943-2070 417-887-5195 HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH PLEASANT VALLEY BAPTIST Marshfield Chevrolet 515 E. Washington, Marshfield 4 miles south of Northview on Highway B Rectory: 859-3489; Parish office: 859-2228 PROMISED LAND COMMUNITY CHAPEL arshfield liniC IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RADER 269 Clearwater Drive, Fordland M C (MISSOURI SYNOD) 417-767-1131 866-218-7896 Located 10 miles east of Conway on Route ZZ PROSPECT BAPTIST CHURCH PharMacy 483 Pomme de Terre dr. I-44 at Marshfield • Exit 100 591549hb KINSER CHAPEL OF HOPE Highway M and AC east of Niangua in marshfield medical comPlex Hours: Monday - Friday 8-6 • Saturday 8-5 3877 S. State Route J, Springfield • 882-3133 • PROSPECT METHODIST CHURCH www.marshfieldchevrolet.com LANDMARK BAPTIST CHURCH New location Highway East 38 and C 468-4442 586441hb P.O. Box 454, Rogersville, MO 65742 417-859-3040 209 S. CLAY MARSHFIELD, Your Hometown 753-4600 RESTORATION COMMUNITY CHURCH MO 65706 Gas Company LANDMARK CHURCH 109 Commercial, Marshfield (417) 859-2549 200 S. Peachtree Lane 417-425-5533 or 468-2549 417-736-2522 or 417-827-5925 RIVER OF LIFE LUTHERAN CHURCH

SEYMOUR 564181s LIFE360 CONWAY 4900 S. Farm Road 189 935-4100 121 S Spruce St., Conway, MO • 417-522-5553 888-2335 [email protected] CONWAY LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST CHURCH ROGERSVILLE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 589-8961 1130 Spur Dr., Suite 110, Marshfield, MO 65706 201 S. Marshall Street St. A 417-288-9291 Church office 753-7177 LITTLE VINE CHURCH (BIBLE BASED) ROGERSVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST 10 miles east of Niangua on Highway M, 2 miles left on West Hwy. 60 and Business 60

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The publisher reserves multi-task PROVISIONS ENTIREecuted EWINGto the fullest. PROPERTIES on skills the right to classify ads Highway K- Cedar County is *Accounting*Detail-oriented experience and can a under1. The theirpublisher appropriate reserves posted.ENTIRE EWINGNo trespassing. PROPERTIES Any on plusmulti-task headingthe right and to classify to revise, ads NEW HOLLAND BOOMER 35 trac- evidenceHighway ofK- violationsCedar County the sheriffis *Insurance*Accounting experience experience a rejectunder ortheir cancel appropriate any adver- tor, loader and brush hog. New andposted. or game No trespassing. warden will Any be preferred.plus tisementheading andat anytime, to revise, if condition,NEW HOLLAND $24,500. BOOMER New Massey 35 trac- contacted.evidence of Also violations it is not the for sheriff sale. *Insurance experience deemedreject or necessary.cancel any adver- Fergusontor, loader 6' and Brush brush hog hog. $2,250. New and or game warden will be Pay basedpreferred. on experience, plus WE ARE SEEKING tisement at anytime, if 417-883-5980.condition, $24,500. New Massey NOcontacted. HUNTING Also & TRESPASSING it is not for sale. on benefits, Monday- Friday, 8 - 5. TALENTED INDIVIDUALS 2.deemed Liability necessary. for Advertise- Ferguson 6' Brush hog $2,250. Tanglewood Estates Phase 2- Pay basedSend on resume experience, to: plus TOWE JOIN ARE OUR SEEKING TEAM! ments -Advertiser as- Hay/Feed/Seed417-883-5980. LotsNO HUNTING 2, 19 and & 20 TRESPASSING in Cedar on benefits,Polk Monday- County Mutual Friday, 8 - 5. LPN AND CAREGIVER TALENTED INDIVIDUALS sumes2. Liability all liability for Advertise- for ad- County.Tanglewood Not responsible Estates Phase for 2- SendAttn: resume Manager to: OPENINGS! TOInventory JOIN OUR Analyst TEAM! vertisementsments -Advertiser printed as- per FORHay/Feed/Seed SALE. 166 4X5 hay bales. $32 accidentsLots 2, 19 andon land. 20 in Cedar PolkP.O. County Box 865Mutual LPN AND CAREGIVER Purchasing Agent his/sumes her all instruction liability for and ad- each. Take all. Please call County. Not responsible for Bolivar,Attn: Manager MO 65613 Full andOPENINGS! Part-Time Available, Inventory Analyst shall hold the publisher NOaccidents HUNTING, on land.TRESPASSING, vertisements printed per 417-998-6340.FOR SALE. 166 4X5 hay bales. $32 dumping, drugs or fishing on P.O. Box 865 Day, Evening and harmlesshis/ her instruction from and and Bolivar, MO 65613 Sr.Purchasing Staff Accountant Agent each. Take all. Please call landNO HUNTING, owned by TRESPASSING, Debra Skinner. FullNight and Shifts Part-Time Available Available, Now!! againstshall hold any the claims publisher and/ 417-998-6340. Education TrainingDay, Evening Provided. and or damages in connection Livestock 1919dumping, State drugsHwy. WW,or fishing Conway. on Sr. StaffVideo Accountant Editor harmless from and Violators will be prosecuted. NightBenefits Shifts Available Available. Now!! herewith.against any claims and/ land owned by Debra Skinner. REGISTEREDLivestock ANGUS BULLS, Calv- 1919 State Hwy. WW, Conway. Education Training Provided. or damages in connection NO HUNTING, FISHING, or THE PLEASANT HOPE R-VI PhotographerVideo Editor ing Ease, 16-18 Months Old. Violators will be prosecuted. BenefitsCALL Available.NOW! 3.herewith. Check your ad the first Trespassing. Surrounding 250 School District is currently ac- PleaseREGISTERED call 417-777-0894 ANGUS BULLS, or Calv- day. The publisher will not PolkNO HUNTING, County Line FISHING and Dixon, or ceptingTHE PLEASANT for full-time HOPE and R-VI substi- TradePhotographer Payable Associate 417-445-2214.ing Ease, 16-18 Months Old. CALL NOW! be3. Check responsible your ad for the error first DriveTrespassing. and Potter Surrounding Road. Buddy 250 tuteSchool cook District positions. is currently Fingerprint ac- BETTER PAY STARTS Please call 417-777-0894 or beyondday. The the publisher first week. will not andPolk Irene County Dixon. Line and Dixon backgroundcepting for full-time check required. and substi- TradeMaintenance Payable Associate Lead ANGUS417-445-2214. BULLS, GENTLE, forage HERE! Claimsbe responsible and adjustments for error raised, ready for fescue pas- Drive and Potter Road. Buddy Pleasetute cook contact positions. Ginger Fingerprint Mincks at BETTER PAY STARTS NO HUNTING OR trespassing on IndustrialMaintenance Floor Cleaning Lead mustbeyond be themade first within week. tures. Please call 417-298-2511. and Irene Dixon. 417-267-2277background checkext. 2246. required. Classified HERE! ANGUS BULLS, GENTLE, forage land in the Bonna D Jarecke CAREGIVER: Machine Operator sevenClaims days and fromadjustments the first raised, ready for fescue pas- staffPlease applications contact Ginger are available Mincks at trust.NO HUNTING 2427 Alicia OR Ln.trespassing Ozark, MO. on Industrial Floor Cleaning publicationmust be made date. within BULLStures. PleaseFOR RENT call Angus, 417-298-2511. Black, online417-267-2277 at www.phr6.org ext. 2246. Classified or at $15 hr seven days from the first Limousin and others. Farm Violatorsland in the will Bonna be prosecuted. D Jarecke thestaff district applications office located are available at 100 CAREGIVER: Machine Operator raised. No Sundays. S. Glenn, trust. 2427 Alicia Ln. Ozark, MO. W. Cowden Street, Pleasant Temporary Opportunities publication date. BULLS FOR RENT Angus, Black, NO HUNTING OR Trespassing on online at www.phr6.org or at $15 hr 417-880-6810/ 417-838-8690. Violators will be prosecuted. Hope, MO. 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SEPTEMBER 11, 2021 AT 10:00 AM POSTPONED RT 3 BOX 217A, AVA, MO 65608 REAL ESTATE SELLS AT 12 SHARP Directions: From Ava, take West 76 for approximately 13 miles, then turn right onto DD, drive 3

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We will be taking bids on this 225 acre m/l farm. There is a newly renovated modular home, shop, tractors, equipment, trailers, cattle, and more as a turn key working farm! Bids will be taken and considered up until September 11, 2021 at auction time. Property will be auctioned again at 12 NOON sharp. Live auction will begin at 10:00 AM

The property is just off the highway approximately 1/4 mile, there is county road access on multiple sides. The home, shop, and working facilities lie in the middle of the property for added privacy. This property is fenced and cross fences with auto waterers in most pastures. There are many year round springs and spring fed ponds. Approximately 70% open pasture and 30% wooded. There is some very mature timber as well! Abundant wildlife with deer, turkey, quail, and more! There are approximately 45 head of cattle on the property now that would go with it if sold as turn key operation. Real Estate terms: 10% down due day of auction w/ bank approval letter. EQUIPMENT & HOUSEHOLD Discover 2018 New Holland T4 110 4x4 cab (under 1000 hrs) & 655 TL loader • 2019 New Holland Workmaster tractor 60 hp (only 200 hrs) • 2016 Polaris four wheeler • 2018 Kawasaki Mule ProFx Cold Weather pkg • 2010 Harley Davidson Electra glide SS • 2016 CanAm Spider • 2012 Kaufmann 34’ tandem axle flatbed • 2007 Loadmax 25’ flatbed trailer • 20’ tri axle gooseneck flatbed • Woods 15’ batwing bush hog • Homemade trailer • 1994 WW Stock trailer • HMO utility trailer • AG Pro 60 gal Slide in sprayer • 250 lb 3 pt seeder • Table saw • Danuser T3 t-post driver (2020) • 60 gal fuel tank • Stihl HT 132 pole saw • Stihl HT 130 pole saw • 28’ & 20’ fiberglass WHAT’S NEXT extension ladders • DR trimmer • Honda push mower • Husqvarna 455 Rancher chainsaw • 4500 kw generator (WEN) • 6 ton & 2 ton feed bins • Calf pullers • Approx 200 NEW t-posts • 3 pt hay spike • 2- 2 ton bulk feeders • 600 lb creep feeder • 6’ rock rake • 250 gal boom sprayer • Danuser 3 pt auger • New Holland 256 hay rake • From real estate to employment, RVs to SUVs, GEHL manure spreader • 3 pt carryall • 3 pt bale unroller • 4- mineral feeders • 3- multi hay mangers • 2- covered mineral feeders • 10’ field roller • Large field roller • Box blade • Chute –working pen • 10- Poly hay rings • 6’ find your next big thing (or little thing) in the MARKETPLACE! feed tank • Field drags • Stock tanks • Mare breeding chute • Round bale feeders • Large metal hay feeders 22 ft long • Round pen panels • Salt block holders • 200+ square bales alfalfa • 30-50 round bales alfalfa mix • Carpentry tools • Body shop tools • Cyclone leaf collector • Rolls barb wire • Small freezer • Furniture • Washer/ > AUCTIONS dryer • Refrigerator Bolivar Herald-Free Press > JOBS & CAREERS (417) 326-7636 > CARS, TRUCKS & SUVs Buffalo Reflex > HOME SALES & RENTALS (417) 345-2224 HORSES > MOTORCYCLES & BOATS Cedar County Republican 7 registered cow horses, 1 unregistered mare, 2 registered studs. All mares have been exposed. All livestock and tractors sell immediately following the real estate at 12:00 > RESALE MERCHANDISE & MORE (417) 276-4211 Christian County Headliner (417 ) 581-3541

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605989b additional cost. place itontheInternetatno ad intheMarketplace we When you placeaclassiﬁed MARKETPLACE Statements madedayofsaletakeprecedenceoverprintedmatter. Allitemssellasis, nowarrantiesgivenorimplied. TERMS: Cashorgoodcheck.Nothingremoveduntilsettledfor. Notresponsible foraccidents.Lunchavailable. SAM CRAWFORD AUCTIONSERVICE ment withauctioneers. Good hunting&StocktonLake closeby. Shown by appoint- &improvementsfarm locationandlotsofpotential. -great Heirs areserioussellerssomake planstobeabuyer. A good obtaining ﬁnancing. or less.Fullpossessionatclosingdate.Notsubjecttobuyer day ofpurchasepriceday ofauction.Balanceduein45days Terms: Front 30’x60’ (Builtin2011) Garage/Shop 24’x27’ Garage30’x32’ MachineShed/Open BARNS: Hay Shed45’x75’ Barn/Machine w/15’x75’ Sideshed Schools of Cabinets-BuiltinBookshelves - Well &SepticStockton -Large StoneFireplace& DualFuelCentralFurnace -Lots & BathPartly Finished -LotsofStorageNewer Central Air Home -Builtin1981Full Walkout Basement With Kitchen HOME: 3Bedroom-Bath4000+Sq.Ft.Native Stone 1120 Is PerimeterThe North Stockton BranchCo.Rd.South1501SplitsFarm &Co.Rd. or Hayland -Perimeter Fenced &Cross-Fenced -5Ponds & FARM: 180 Acre Stock Farm - Approx. 80%OpenPasture 11395 South1501Rd. St.- onNorth Watchthen 2milesnorth for Auction Signsat from Stockton,MOSquare4-Way StopJct.ofHwys.32&39, Due tothepassingofBillHammillwillsellfollowing located Closing. Down At Auction WithBalanceDueIn60DaysOrLess At Schools &LocalBusinesses. Taxes: $807.94 Terms: 10% CornerLotClose To Garage &MoreOnLarge135x140’ Heat & Air, GasWater Heater, Newer Roof, Attached 2Car LargeMaster. Home Also HasNew Bathrooms Including A Breakfast Bar&Dining Area &3Bedrooms2Full Birch Cabinets, DropInGasRange,Wall Oven, Gas Fireplace,FamilyRoomw/Kitchen LargeLivingRoomw/ Original HardwoodFloorsIncluding A SqFtBrickHomeFeaturingSpacious Roomsw/ 2423 M/L Left OnDunnSt &Left OnGrandTo Auction OnCorner. Directions: FromHwy60Take EisenhowerSt NorthThen Household* PlusMore! Furniture & Appliances* Antiques, Collectibles& FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER3RD, 2021-1PM Chase Crawford,ChanceTom Poynter, JackLancaster Open HouseSundaySeptember5,2:00-4:00PM REAL ESTATE AUCTION Auction willbeheldonsiteatthehome.10%down Estate OfMajorJerry&Virginia Peters Saturday September11, 202110:00AM 3 BedroomBrickHomeOnCornerLot BILL HAMMILLESTATE 407 Grand Ave Monett,MO65708 Real Estate Selling At 10:30AM www.glenworth.com prices. Seetheirresults. See ourresults. Checktheir investment. Checkourprices. It’s allaboutreturn on 417-328-9137 CERTIFIED; APPRAISER CAGA 622822JS

622881s ; 620759J ; Statements madedayofsale take precedenceoverprintedmatter. Allitemssellasis,nowarrantiesgivenorimplied. TERMS: Cashorgoodcheck. Nothingremoveduntilsettledfor. Notresponsibleforaccidents.Lunchavailable. SAM CRAWFORD AUCTIONSERVICE Swisher WoodSplitter Shedded &Good;New IdeaSide Rake; Brave Wood Splitter; Selling For Wanda Sherman Stock Trailer, Front DressingRoom Slant Trailer w/FrontRoof, Quarters, A/C Gooseneck24’ Horse let Blazer, 4x4,6Cyl.,166KPonderosa 20’ Gooseneck3Horse Cyl., 4-2Speed, Grain Bed&HoistRunsGood;2001Chevro- Speed, Good Truck; ‘67Chevrolet Single Axle Grain Truck, 6 let Single Axle Grain Truck, 14’ GrainBed&Hoist, V-8, 4-2 Twin Screw Diesel, Auto, w/26’ RollBackBed;‘73Chevro- V-8, Flatbed;‘04Chevrolet Colorado, 4x4,Crew Cab;‘79IH Good, NeedsBrake Work, BedisFair; ‘94Chevrolet 1 Ton 2x4, V-8, Gasw/New LeaderL2010 SpreaderBox, Truck Runs VEHICLES & TRAILERS: ‘79Chevrolet C-60Single Axle (NotRunning) Cooled MotoronCart tor; 150Gal.Propane Tank; Lot Asst. Tools; Old Wisconsin Air- Mowers; Yard MachineRidingMower; CubCadetLawn Trac- er Frame; 5-6 Ally Way SlidingGates;2OlderDixonRiding Scooter -InPieces;Poly CreepFeeder -SingleSide;20’ Trail- MISCELLANEOUS: LotUsedSteelPost; ‘58Cushman 3700 Hrs.,Post Auger 12”,Forks, 6’ RockBucket Motor;S130BobcatSkidSteer,Jon Boatw/25HPMercury Hog Pull;6’ 3Pt.BushHog; 3Pt.Disk6’;Box Blade;14’ ing 15’ Cutter;3Pt.Scoop;BaleSpike For Loader;10’ Bush 5500 RoundBalers;(2)NISideRakes; JohnDeere1518Fold- Bar Mower w/ExtraSections& All Manuals;Hesston5580& 9’ Haybine; NH499Hyd.SwingHaybine; NH4519’ Sickle Hyd. Post Auger forSkidSteer;NH1002Bale Wagon; NH488 3 Pt.Blade,Hyd. Tilt & Angle; Danuser3Pt.HDPost Auger; MACHINERY: Titan SkidSteerHyd. Blade,New; BisonHD Auger 12”,Forks, 6’ RockBucket Loader; Farmall Cub;S130BobcatSkidSteer, 3700Hrs.,Post lis Chalmers170Diesel, With Loader;Oliver 1650Gas, With ing; MF135Gas,NotRunning;Ford 9N, NotRunning; Al- New, 655TLLoaderUnder200Hrs.;IH574Gas,Power Steer- TRACTORS: New Holland T475 Cab4x4,74EngineHP, Like Manuals; Portable Vehicle GunSafe 40-44 Mag-45-357-380etc.;Set AGI Gunsmithing Videos & 60W 22LR;Marlin189545-70;Lots Asst. Ammo 22-9mm- R 20Ga.SingleShot; Winchester 94 AE 30-30NIB;Marlin Remington 78330-06;New Haven H& 12 Ga.Double Barrel; boy Comm.;Ithaca3712Ga.2¾;Remington870Mag; Ruger 10-22Carbine40th Anniv.; Winchester 9430-30Cow- 9mm;Remington7837mmRem.Mag, Weaver;Carry Scope; 9mm;Llama44Mag.;KimberSolo less; BerettaPX4-Storm GUNS -SELL AT 9 AM: Ruger“SecuritySix”357Stain- Gold; 19145DollarIndianGold Morgan &Peace Dollars;1878&Up;18855DollarLiberty 2010-2014; 1878-82-90-91CCSilver Dollars;(15-20)Other tificates; 1955Silver ProofSet,OtherSets;Silver Eagles CC SeatedDime;1891-P(14)1957Silver Cer- COINS -SELL AT 9 AM: MO onHwy. 65- Watch forauctionsigns Will sellthefollowing ofCross located5milesNorth Timbers, Special Cow -LastSaturday Sale ofEachMonth -6:00p.m. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER6TH, 2021-9:00 A.M. Chase Crawford, Chance Crawford,Tom Poynter, JackLancaster 685 SEHighway 13•POBox 660•Osceola, MO 64776 Barn 417-646-8102| Website: WheelerLivestock.com MACHINERY AUCTION Recycle yourstuff Sale each Sale Thursday 11:00a.m. Cell 417-276-7909 (64) IndianHeadPennies; 1876- : Massey Ferguson 135Gas, 417-328-9137 classified ad today! classified adtoday! Calltoplaceyour forCash Field Representative potential buyersright Red Whistance reach thousandsof our here inourarea. items forsalein Marketplace, and Advertise your CERTIFIED; APPRAISER CAGA

; 622883s 622218S 603701b Statements madedayofsale take precedenceoverprintedmatter. Allitemssellasis,nowarrantiesgivenorimplied. TERMS: Cashorgoodcheck. Nothingremoveduntilsettledfor. Notresponsibleforaccidents.Lunchavailable. SAM CRAWFORD AUCTIONSERVICE Stand; Other Tubs; Wringer Washer; Chrome Table &Chairs; Rings IntheMorning -LoaderonSiteSaleDay Good Auction With Lotsof NiceItems. Will BeRunning2 Folding Chairs,Lawn Chairs,; Wrought Iron Table BBQ; LotFruitJars; Asst. Dishes,Pots &Pans, Utensils;Lot Computer FansArmoire; &Heaters;Kerosene Heater;Gas Eliptical, 2Schwinn Airdynes; Weight Bench,KitchenBooth; Lift Chair, Like New LeatherChair, Couch,Recliner, Ottoman; 5 File Cabinets;2Fireproof File Drawers; 2-QueenSizeBeds; Matching Coffee Table, End Table & TV Stand;5-6Bookcases, (1 -6’)-(1-2.2Cu.Ft.); Wicker RattanCouch,Chair, Ottoman; erator; SamsungFront Load Washer &Dryer; 2ChestFreezers Double DoorRefrigerator, Bottom;Freezer; Kenmore Refrig- HOUSEHOLD GEElectericRange,Ceramic Top; Maytag Small Tables; 3-5Gal.MilkCans Cooks Stove (Apt.Size);FloorSafe; Assorted Wood Chairs& Metal Bed;DropFrontPhilcoCabinetRadio; Secretary; Wood ANTIQUES &COLLECTIBLESDouble Rinse Tubs on 2 -3SaddleStands;LotMisc. Tack &Blankets; 2Saddle Trees tralian Saddle; Antique Western Saddle;2SetsSaddleBags; Roping; Saddle; Tucker 16” Trail Saddle;SidHill&Sons Aus- HighBack16” Used MetalRoofing;SomeLumber;Longhorn Posts, Some Wire Panels; Wood MineralFeeder; 25-30 Sheet - 4Poly Water Tanks; HorseHay Ring,HeadGate; SomeSteel Horses, Approx. 10x12’;25-30Portable Panels 10’ &12’;3 SHEDS -FARM MISC. 3Portable OpenFront Shedsfor Planters Bike for2 Pickup Tool Box; ConcreteBlocks-Pavers; Plastic&Concrete Plastic Ramps; 2-100#GasBottles;3PlasticRainBarrels; Pair CarRamps; tic Barrels; Wood Saw Horses; HD Aluminum plies; Oil, Anti-Freeze, Etc.;Galvanized Buckets; Steel&Plas- Charger/Booster; LongHandle Tools; Lot Yard &GardenSup- Some Power Hand Tools; Some Air Tools; Schumaker Battery Lot Sharpener; Asst. Wrenches; SomeSockets; 3/4Socket Set; Jacks (1 Alum); Explitz Tile Saw; BenchGrinder;Chainsaw Cords; 100’ HDCordfor Welder; BBQGasBottles;2Floor 24’ Fiberglass ExtensionLadder;OtherLadders Compressor, 33Gal.;2SheetRockJacks;SectionScaffold; Cabinet Table Saw; DeWalt Air Compressor;Craftsman6.8 Air Shaper; HondaEM7000Portable Generator;DeltaUnisaw 10” man 10”Radial Saw;Arm Sears10” Tablesaw; Grizzly 1½HP Stihl 024&MS192Chainsaws; StihlFS36 Trimmer; Crafts- Cart; Yard Wagon; Not;Running; OlderClubCarGasGolfCart, Electric PushMower; Greenworks Cordless Trimmer; Lawn Pull Type Sprayer w/Boom;BackpackSprayer; Greenworks Rear EngineMower; Ariens Rear Tine Tiller, 8HPKohler; 12V Engine; Scag Tiger ZTR72”Kawasaki Motor;Snapper10HP Splitter, B/SMotor;Scag Wildcat ZTR61”25HPKohler,New UTV 4x4,Honda17HP, 326Hrs.; Yard Machine21 Ton Wood LAWN EQUIPMENT TOOLS &MISC.BushHog TH440 Wide Pony Express14’ BumperHitchStock Trailer bed Trailer; ShopBuilt12’ Single Axle Alum. Utility Trailer, 7’ Older JohnDeere7’ Hay Crimper;ShopBuiltGN18’ Flat- 3 Pt.Post HoleDigger;Older3pt.7’ Sidewinder Cutter; Brush 10’ Pull Type Cutter, Brush GoodShape;3Pt.HDBaleFork; 8 Speed, ROPS/Canopy, 50HP, Hog RunsGood;Brush 3210 opy, RunsGood;Rod4000(Industrial)Gasw/Front Loader, 12:45 Ford 6610Diesel,8Speed, 82HPEngine,ROPS/Can- TRACTORS -EQUIPMENT TRAILERS SELLNEAR Other Asst. ReloadingEquipment Reloading Press-New; Diesfor357Mag.-38Special9mm; 12 Ga.;RemingtonGunSafe120+Gun,Like New; Turret T-7 94 AE 357mag; Winchester 992422Mag; Winchester 1300 P99 9mmGermany; Kimber Tactical ProII9mm; Winchester Wesson 12-338Special, Airweight Walther -Smith& Wesson Mag 4”CustomGrip;Smith& Wesson 3638 Special; Smith& & Wesson 629-344Mag,Stainless;Smith& Wesson 586257 GUNS -SELL@9:30Smith& Wesson 17-422 LR;Smith Here -Shown By Appt. With Auctioneers erty That Was Well Built&Is Well CaredFor -LotsofPotential - 500Gal.Propane Tank Sells After Farm - A Really NiceProp- -Fruit ers &Shrubs Trees -Marionville School- Taxes $1403 (2750+ sq.ft.)-Shop/Garage(1720+ Well -LotFlow- tact -CentralHeat& Shelter-Morton Air -Storm Type Shop Con- Earth - 4Bedroom2Bath2800Sq.Ft.HomePartial Be Tillable -Fenced &Cross-Fenced -CountyRoadon3Sides provements - Approx. 55OpeninHay &Pastures -MostCould REAL ESTATE -SELLS12NOON65 Acre Farm &Im- tion signs. MO onHwy. 2miles. 60toCentralSt.thennorth Watch forauc- Will sellthefollowing locatedatthewest edgeofMarionville, 10:00 AM *Saturday, Sept.11th*10:00 AM *This isNOTa Tax/Trustee way! withtheCommissionorCollectorinany Saleassociated SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER11TH-9:30 A.M. *All parcelswillsellwithaguaranteedfree&clear titlewithnoliensorencumbrances. provideadebitorcreditcard, therewillbeathreepercentfeeaddedtoallpayments Chase Crawford, Chance Crawford,Tom Poynter, JackLancaster 622129c Start To Finish..WeStart DoItAll! *All property sells subject to Probate Courtapproval.*All propertysellssubjecttoProbate **Onsiteand Absentee bidsare ESTATE SALES welcome, least24hoursbeforetheauction& allabsenteebiddersmustregisterat *Terms: paymentduedayofsale, 10%down closing balanceat 45daysorless. 417-986-3102 Foster livepublicauction36parcelsof willsellat Auction Service REAL ESTATE AUCTION *All closings willbehandledby Tri-Lakes Title &Escrow, GalenaMo. AUCTION LOCATION: 108E.4thSt.Galena, MO. Glenda MetcalfStoneCountyPublic Administrator. SEE OURWEBSITEFORMORELAKEAREAPROPERTIES. 3dflo fteSoeCut Courthouse) (3rd flooroftheStoneCounty lake area lots & land that belong to the estate of: belongtotheestate lake arealots&landthat * Please call Larry at 417-839-6860orseeourwebsite at * PleasecallLarry ALAN &JEANSODDY James Crowder, Personal Representative fosterauctionservice.com formoreinformation. fosterauctionservice.com WE DO being madewithadebitorcreditcard. Real Estate etme ,22 Page7 — September 1,2021 417-328-9137 CERTIFIED; APPRAISER CAGA

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Location: Directions: Classiﬁed ads in the Little ad. Big results. Real Estate From Marionville take Hwy 265 Marketplace get results. 45411 State Hwy. east, 3 mi. then south on Hwy 413 Marionville, 413, 1¼ mi. to Sale. From Crane take Hwy. 413 north 5 mi. to Sale. Mo. 65705 *Watch for Signs* 2:00 PM * Saturday, September 11th. * 2:00 PM Real Estate 6SULQJ¿HOG 1500+ Sq. Ft. Home in one of the most desirable area’s Mo around!; Nice 2 Bedroom 1 Bath Fixer Upper, on 9.5 Acres in a Beautiful Country; Setting with several Outbuildings; 50 ft x 36 ft. Garage/Shop with concrete; As I will be moving we will sell the fol- floor; 64 ft. X 30 ft. Machine Shed; 64 ft. X 34 ft. Hay lowing Automobiles, Tractor, Equipment, Barn; Older Dairy Barn & Loft Style Barn; Private Well 4-Wheeler, Tools, Household, Collectibles & Septic, Marionville Schools; Don’t let this one get and Misc. At the Home located 7 ½ miles Property Sells Subject to Probate Court Approval. North of Springfield, Mo. On 13 hwy. To away! There’s not many available like this in the area!; Terms: 10% Down Day of Sale, Balance Due 30 Days Just Minutes from Nixa, Republic & Springfield. F.R 44 (just south of the Landfill Road) go or Less at Closing. West ¾ mile to F.R. 127 go North ½ mile For more pics & info visit fosterauctionservice.com • call for appointment to F.R. 38 go West on 38 to the Auction on Estate of Kimberly Bruce: Personal Representative Wendy Metcalf SAT. SEPT. 4, 2021 AT 9:00 A.M Watch for Auction Company Signs • Lunch Served 622130J

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Due to the death of the late Bobby Simmons we will sell the following Real Estate, Travel Trailer, Tractors, Guns, AUTOMOBILES-ATV-BOAT: • 2002 Buick Century Custom 3100 Tools, Household Collectibles and SFI 4 Door One Owner Car, 3.1 V-6 Motor, Automatic Trans, PW, Misc. At the Home located just North of PL, Good Rubber (air does not work) • 1986 Chevy Scottsdale Pickup Pleasant Hope, Mo. From the intersec- (not running has been sitting in shed) • 2017 Honda 250cc Model TRX tion of H & KK go North ½ mile to F.R. 250tm One Owner Four-Wheeler (Good Condition) • 1973 Richline 16’ 530 go East ½ mile to the Auction on Alum V-Bottom Boat & Trailer W/1982 Johnson 25 HP Motor • 1979 20’ Gooseneck Brand Tandem Axle Flatbed Gooseneck Trailer • 10’ Alum. Flat (LABOR DAY) MONDAY, SEPT. 6, 2021 AT 8:00 AM Bottom Boat (no title) TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT: • Allis Chalmers model 6080 Diesel 85 HP Watch for Auction Company Signs • Lunch Served Tractor W/Westendorf Model TA-26 Front End Loader W/Bucket & Bale Forks • New Holland 479 Haybind • N.H. 847 Chain Round Baler (shedded) • N.H. 273 Selling 5 acres M/L with a 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home, Of Sq. Baler (shedded) • N.H. Model 256 Hay Rake • N.H. Older 5 Bar Dolly Wheel Rake • Sq. Bale Hay approx. 1300 Sq. Ft. Home has Living Room, Kitchen/Dining Elevator • Sq. Bale Loader • 3 Pt. Bale Forks • 10’ & 20’ Plus Tandem Disks • Spring Toothed Harrow Room Combination, Walk-in Closet, Utility Room, Ceiling Fans • 3 Pt. Cultivator • 2-4 Wheel Wagons • Set of Pallet Forks • N.H. 3 Pt. Sickle Mower • Sulkey Rake • Throughout, Covered Back & Front Porches, 1 Car attached Garage, Single Sided Poly Creep Feeder • 2 Older Concrete Feed Bunks • Poly Bottom Trough • Poly Bale Ring Full Metal Roof, Heat & Central Air, Laminate Flooring through- • Roll of 4 Pt. Barb Wire • Several Used Steel Post • Electric Fencing out, Double Pain Windows, Well & Septic System. Real Estate has two storage sheds, 12’X20’ Metal TOOLS-MOWER-LUMBER-MISC.: • Very Lrg. Lots of Rough Sawed Lumber (Oak, Cedar, Pine Carport, Real Estate is approx. 75% open with scattered trees. Real Estate sells at 12: Noon with owner & Walnut) Hundreds & Hundreds of Board Feet (1”- 2” and Larger Thickness) • John Deere Model confirmation, Followed by Carports & Buildings. Terms: 10 % down day of sale, balance upon closing. D110 Riding Mower 16 HP. • Lincoln Wire Welder 110 Weld-Pak 100 • ACS 225 amp AC Arc Welder For more info contact Auction Co (Chemetron) • OX Weld Act. Torch Set W/Med size Bottles • Makita Chop Saw • J.H. Williams ¾” Drive Socket Set • Air Floor Model Tire Changer (Coats ?) • Craftsman 10” Radial Arm Saw 2.5 hp • “ 12” Band Saw • 2 “ Belt/Disc. Sanders • “ 12” x 36” Wood Lathe • “ 10” Table Saw • L.M. Rumsey 48” older Large Drill Press (mfg co. St Louis) • USA Very Large older 48”? Large Metal Lathe • Floor Model Drill Press 12 Speed • Milwaukee Sawzall • Misc. Hand Power Tools • 5” Bench Vise • Air Tools • Double Stone Bench Grinder • 110 V Air Compressor • Lot of Bar & C Clamps • Lathe Knives • 3’ X 8’ Wooden Work Table • Lot of Misc. Hand Tools • T Post Puller • Lawn Mower Jack • Log TRACTORS-TRAILERS • 2017 Starcraft 28’ Solstice Super Lite Fifth Chains • Poulan Pro Gas Trimmer • 3-Older Stihl Chain Saws • 5hp Powermate Wheel Trimmer • One Wheel Travel Trailer W/3 Slideouts, Like New Condition Used 3 Times Row Garden Planter • 2 Front Tine Tillers • 16’ Alum Ext Ladder • Radartron Remote Dog Training (Been kept under cover) • 2012 Load Runner 16’ Tandem Axle Bumper Collar • Blocks & Pulley’s • Bolt Bins • Lot of Pipe & Angle Iron • Lot of Scrap Iron & Copper • Cord Box Trailer, 102” Wide, 7000 lb. Axles • 2008 Kodiak 16’ Tandem Axle of Seasoned Firewood • Approx. 25 Bags of Hardwood Pellets • Wire Fish Trap • One Lot of Misc. Flatbed Bumper Trailer W/Ramps • 9’ X 5 ½’ Single Axle Bumper Trailer W/Drop End Gate • Double HOUSEHOLD & COLLECTIBLES • Whirlpool Refrigerator (like new) • Whirlpool Refrigerator Axle Older Boat Trailer W/title • Kubota L3400 4WD Tractor W/LA 463 Front End Loader one owner (like new) • Whirlpool Refrigerator (like new) • Whirlpool Refrigerator (like new) • Whirlpool 251 hrs. Shedded in like new condition • Ford 2000 Gas Tractor 3 point hitch • 1845C Case Skid Steer Refrigerator (like new) • Whirlpool Upright Freezer • Whirlpool Med. Chest Freezer • Amana Automatic 3900 Hrs. 6’ Bucket, like new Tires • 5’ Kodiak 3pt. Brush Hog • 8’ 3pt. Tandem Disk • 5’ 3pt Box Washer & Electric Dryer • Emerson 18” TV • Brown (microfiber) Lift Chair (like new) • Kitchen Table Blade W/Teeth • 3 pt. Post Hole Digger • Five Star Bolt on Pallet Forks • 2-New 16’-6 Bar Gates • 2-10 W/4 Rollaround Chairs • Lane Padded Top Cedar Chest • Pine Sitting Bench • 2 Sm. Desks • Armour Gates • Several Steel Posts • Misc. Pots, Pans and Dishes • Lincoln Drape Cream Colored Aladin Lamp • Misc. Dishes • 2 Galv. Tubs • Lrg Wooden Floor Model Corn Sheller • Flour Mill • Stielyards • Lot of Lic. Plates • Nail Kegs UTV-MOWERS-CARPORTS • 2008 Kawasaki 610 Mule 4X4, W/Top, one owner 445 Hrs. (good • Lot of Misc. Primitives condition) • Kubota Z421 Kommander Pro 60” Zero Turn FS730V Mower, 130 Hrs • Areins Zoom 54XL 24 hp 54” Cut Zero Turn Mower 544 Hrs. • 2 Older Non-Running Rider Mowers • 12’ X 24’ OWNER: MRS. JACKIE FARRELL Portable Building W/Rollup Door & Walk Door • 18’ Wide, 40’ Long, 12’ Sidewall Metal Carport • 12’ X 20’ Metal Carport • 16’ X 30’ Metal Carport W/Metal Enclosed Sides • 8’ X 20’ Metal Storage Ronnie Bruce, Fair Play, MO • [email protected] Container HOUSEHOLD-COLLECTIBLES • LG Stainless Side by Side Refrigerator/Freezer W/Ice & Water 417-654-2214 • 417-777-1685 in Door (10 months old) • Whirlpool 30” White Electric Range • GE Sm. Chest Freezer • Whirlpool Automatic Washer & Dryer • 55” Vizio Flat Screen TV • Dakota Pine King Size Poster Bed W/Mattress Billy Bruce, Stockton, MO • [email protected] (one year old) • 4 pc. Queen Size Bedroom set (no mattress) • 2 pc. Chest/Dresser set • Kitchen Table 417-399-4800 W/4 Chairs • Brown Oversized Recliner • 2 pc. Pleather Love Seat & Chair • Curved Glass China Cabinet • 2- Grandfather Clocks • Ant. Jydsk Ring IKKE Wall Crank Phone • Ant. Sessions Mantle Brandon Bruce, Fair Play, MO Clock • 6’ Glass Fronted Hutch • Writing Desk • Ant. Counter Top Groc. Scales • Ant. Tonka & Metal Toy Trucks • Earnhardt Collectibles • Milk Cans • New 110 Air Conditioner • 2 Propane Wall Heaters UPCOMING AUCTIONS • Mardan Mandolin 722 W/Case • Yamaha F-G 335 Guitar W/Case • Hondo Guitar W/Case • Learners Guitar W/Case • Coors Light Neon Light • Lot of Pots, Pans and Dishes PUBLIC AUCTION GUNS-SPORTING • Smith & Wesson 357 Mag. Revolver • Taurs 357 Mag. Revolver • PUBLIC AUCTION Taurs PT 911 45acp Semi-Auto Pistol • Ruger 44 mag New Model Super Blk. Hawk Revolver SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2021. 9:00 AM 6 ½” barrel • IJ-70 Makarov 9mm Semi-Auto Pistol • Jimenez Arms J.A.T-380 Semi-Auto HUMANSVILLE, MO Pistol • Lorcin Model L 9mm Semi-Auto Pistol • High Point Fire Arms 45acp Semi-Auto AUTOMOBILE, TRAILER, HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTIBLES, TOOLS & MISC. Pistol • Ruger Single 6 Revolver 22 Cal. • Ruger 22 Cal. Semi-Auto Pistol • Beretta U-22 ESTATE OF RICHARD & TERRY ALLEN 621410s Neos 22 Cal. Semi-Auto Pistol W/Laser Sight • Thunder BERSA 22 cal. Semi-Auto Pistol • Raven Arms MP- 25 Cal Semi-Auto Pistol • Mossberg Model 183-T Bolt Action 410 Shotgun PUBLIC AUCTION • Stevens Model 311 Double Barrel 16 Ga Shotgun • J.C. Higgins Model 583.2 Bolt Action 16 Ga SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2021. 9:00 AM Shotgun • Marlin 12 Ga 3” Mag. Bolt Action Shotgun 35” Barrel • Mossberg 3” 12 Ga Pump Shotgun STOCKTON, MO • Sears Model 200 Pump 12 Ga Shotgun • Itacha Model 37 Pump 12 Ga Shotgun W/Poly Choke • HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTIBLES, ANTIQUES, MOTOR CYCLE, UTV, TRAILER, Winchester Model 1300 Pump 12 Ga 3” Shotgun W/Rib • Henry Repeating Arms Lever Action 22 Cal. CATTLE EQUIPMENT, TOOLS & MISC. Rifle • Marlin Model 783 Bolt Action 22 Cal. Rifle • Mossberg 22 Cal. Semi-Auto Rifle • Ithaca Model TYKE & TAMMY ANTONOPOULOS H-49 Lever Action 22 Cal. SS Rifle • Winchester Model 94 Lever Action 30-30 Rifle S.N.4136144 • Marlin Model 30-AS Lever Action 30-30 Rifle W/Scope • Marlin Model 336-W Lever Action 30-30 Rifle W/Scope • Remington Model 760 Game Master Pump 270 Rifle W/Scope • Ithaca Bolt Action 30-06 Rifle W/Scope • High Point Fire Arms Model 4595 Semi-Auto 45 Cal acp Poly Stock Rifle W/ Laser Sight • Puma Model 92 Lever Action 44-40 win Rifle W/Oct. Barrel • Savage Model 99 Lever Action 300 Cal. Rifle • Springfield Hawkin 50 Cal. Black Powder Rifle • Lrg. Lot of Misc. Ammo • Sentry Combination 14 Gun Safe • Metal Gun Box • 2 Sm. Combination Safes • Several Holsters & Belts • Sev. Commemorative Knives • Misc. Fishing Poles • Tackle Boxes • 4 Ant. Sm. Boat Motors (Evenrude, Neptune) • Dakota 17” Riding Saddle (like new) • Pony Saddle TOOLS & MISC. • Lincoln 225 amp Welder • Matco 110v Wire Arch Welder • Chicago 110v Flux Welder • Dual Mig 110v Welder • Acetylene Torch Outfit like new W/Large Bottles • 7 Drawer Snap- POLK COUNTY REAL ESTATE AUCTION on Roll around Tool Box • 8 Drawer Craftsman Top Box • Vulcan 20 Drawer Tool Box Top & Bottom W/Side Box • Central Pneumatic 212cc Gas Powered Air Compressor • Trades Pro 3hp 30 Gallon Air THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2021 6:00PM Compressor • Performax Upright 2 ½ hp Air Compressor • Predator 8000 Watt Generator W/4 hours like new • 5000 Watt Coleman Generator • 1000 Watt Generator • 36” Floor Shop Fan • Schumacher 1200 E. 310th Rd, Flemington, MO & Other Battery Chargers • Parts Washer • Several Hand Power Tools (several like new) • 3 Bench Randy & Cindy Gilmore, Owners Drill Presses • ¾” Dial Torque Wrench • New 1” Drive Socket Set • ¾” Socket Set (part snap-on) • Bench Vise & Grinder • Several Craftsman, Snap-on and other brands of Wrench’s & Sockets • Stihl MS 180 Chain Saw • Sand Blaster Tank • Chop Saw • Chicago 10” Bench Top Table Saw • Chicago 12” Compound Miter Saw W/Folding Stand • Floor Jacks • 25 Gal. 12V Fimco Sprayer • Power Stroke Pressure Washer • Lot of Ext. Cords • Red Arrow Bearing Press • Delta P/U Tool Box • Cement Mixer • 7” Gas Powered Hand Post Hole Auger • Ex. & Step Ladders • Log Chains • Security Camera’s • 2 Sm. Solar Panels • Fencing Tools • Yard Swing • 6 Pc. Patio Set • Good Pallets & 30 Plus 2x4x12’ • Weed Burner • Gas Cans • Very Lrg. Lot of Misc. Hand Tools (A LOT OF THESE TOOLS ARE IN LIKE NEW CONDITION) • 2 P/U Bed Covers • Large Lot of Misc. 125+/- Acres and Beautiful Shop/House Combination Sold in 6 Tracts ESTATE OF “LONEZ” & THE LATE BOBBY SIMMONS 3 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath Shop/House Combination on Approx. 2300 Sq Ft of beautifully ﬁnished living space on 2 levels. Sold in 6 tracts or tract combinations. Ronnie Bruce, Fair Play, MO • [email protected] 417-654-2214 • 417-777-1685 FARM EQUIPMENT & PROPERTY AUCTION Billy Bruce, Stockton, MO • [email protected] SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2021 10:00AM 417-399-4800 1200 E. 310th Rd, Flemington, MO Brandon Bruce, Fair Play, MO UPCOMING AUCTIONS Randy & Cindy Gilmore, Owners PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2021. 9:09 AM HUMANSVILLE, MO AUTOMOBILE, TRAILER, HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTIBLES, TOOLS & MISC. ESTATE OF RICHARD & TERRY ALLEN Tractor, Skid Steer, Trailers & Equipment, PUBLIC AUCTION

622065s Portable Spa & Building Household Items & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2021. 9:00 AM STOCKTON, MO Appliances, Tools & Shop Items, Lawn & Garden HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTIBLES, ANTIQUES, MOTOR CYCLE, UTV, TRAILER, Items, Bar Items, Farm Supplies, Riﬂe, Camping, CATTLE EQUIPMENT, TOOLS & MISC. Sporting Goods & Patio Items, Taxidermy TYKE & TAMMY ANTONOPOULOS 1-877-907-3000 • www.diamond-s-auction.com