WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 11, 2020
WC J • VOL 97 ISSUE 46
BRIEFS
Parade to honor
veterans Nov. 11
There will be a Veter-
ans Parade around the
square in the City of
Mountain Grove at 1 p.m.
on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
Line-up will be at 12:30
a.m. at the Alumni Park.
Panthers football
playing for a title
The Mountain Grove
Panthers football team
will play for a Class 3,
District 5 title on Friday
Nov. 13 as they travel for
a 7 p.m. game against
Buffalo.
INSIDE
Local tribute paid
to area veterans
Pages A1-A3, A6-A8
Authors honored
with Wilder awards
Page B3
Panthers finally
get past Ava Bears
Page B2
DEATHS
Paul Norman Gasperson
James Lee Snavely
Clovis Raymond Coble
Lonnie Don Cureton
James Terrell Dake
Wilda Lee Ferriel
Clinton Duane Ussery
Virginia Mae “Ginny” Dugger
Fern Louise Campbell
INDEX
Weather/Calendar......Page A2
Obituaries.............Pages A4-A5
Classifieds.......Page A10
Mansfield................Page B3
Hartville...............Page B4
Veterans....Pages A1,-A3, A6-A8
Opinion..............Page B7
Sports........Pages B1-B2
Church..............Pages B7-B8
Legals..............Pages A9-A10
Grocer..............Pages B5-B6
Opinion..............Page B7
Church..............Pages B7-B8
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Master Sergeant Aaron Huffman is greeted by his family after being deployed for 212 days, with 202 days spent in Afghanistan.
u an to en oy first eterans
ay retired a ter
BY RON SCHOTT
EDITOR@OZARKMEDIA.COM
For Master Sergeant Aaron
Huffman, this year’s Veterans
Day is a special one as it will
be his first as a retire eteran
e o fi iall finishe his
years of service with the Unit-
ed States Air Force on Sep. 1,
2020.
“I got my retired ID card the
other day,” Huffman said.
e s ent his final three ears
at Kadena Air Force Base in
Okinawa, Japan. Before that,
he spent three and a half years
in Germany and one year in
South Korea.
His final deployment was
one that he said “completely
changed the rules of engage-
ment.”
Huffman saw a Massive Ordi-
nance Air Blast (MOAB), which
is also called the “Mother Of
All Bombs,” get loaded and he
was seven miles away when it
reached its destination.
During his career, Huffman
was in aircraft maintenance,
with a focus working on F-16s.
or his first ears he orke
on ejection seats and canopies.
epubli ans s eep
BY RON SCHOTT
EDITOR@OZARKMEDIA.COM
It was a great Election Day for
the Republican ticket on Nov.
3 in the statewide races as they
completed a sweep of the key
positions with 57% or more of
the vote in each race.
Gov. Mike Parson (57%), Lt.
Gov. Mike Kehoe (58%), Sec-
retary of State John (Jay) Ash-
croft (60.59%), Treasurer Scott
Fitzpatrick (59%) and Attorney
General Eric Schmitt (59%)
were each reelected.
In the U.S. Representative
race for District 8, incumbent
Jason Smith (R) defeated Kathy
Ellis (D), 253,646-70,504. Tom
Schmitz (L) had 5,846 votes as
all 449 precincts reported their
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years
Master Sergeant Aaron Huffman, right, with his wife, Mindy.
“I had 10 successful ejections
where the pilots might have
been injured, but they came
home alive,” he noted.
issouri on le tion
Gov. Mike Parson
results. The win is by a 76%-
21% margin.
Karla Eslinger (R) won the
State Senate race for District
33 by defeating Tammy Harty
He noted that he had been
deployed with the F-16s.
For Huffman, the enjoyment
of mechanical work began
Sen. Karla Eslinger
(D), 64,874-12,529. This is by
an 83%-16% margin. All 96
precincts reported vote totals.
Missouri Amendment 3
passed after Missouri voters
75¢
submitted photos
when he was a kid. He said his
dad had a race car in Montana.
When he moved back to
Hartville as a sophomore, he
worked at a tire shop and a
detail shop.
“So I went in (to the military)
mechanical, knowing that I
wanted to work on the air-
craft,” he said.
Being in the area as a Class of
2000 graduate of Hartville, it
led him to make the decision
to join the military some 20
years ago.
“I didn’t want to commute
ba k an orth to ringfiel
he noted. “There was not a
whole lot available in the Hart-
ille an ansfiel area elt
(the military) was the best
opportunity to do something
with my life….Then 20 years
later, I couldn’t wait to get back
here. There’s no other place I’d
like to raise my kids, especially
right now.”
Huffman, his wife Mindy and
their children Layla (16), Taylor
(8) and Dakota (2) now have a
farm located halfway between
Hartville and Mansfield. In
See ‘HUFFMAN’/ page A3
ay
took to the polls.
The “Yes” vote won 1,471,892-
1,413,223, a difference of a little
more than 58,000 votes after all
3,692 precincts were reported.
This passage will move the
responsibility from a nonpar-
tisan state demographer for
the redistricting process back
to a Governor-appointed bi-
partisan commission. It also
bans gifts from paid lobbyists
to legislators and employees
along with reducing legislative
campaign contribution limits.
Meanwhile, Missouri Amend-
ment 1 failed as the “No” votes
won 1,486,860-1,373,891, for a
difference of more than 112,000
votes.
See ‘ELECTION’/ page A3
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Taking time to enjoy all
of the sunshine...
THURSDAY
61 High, 39 Low
Mostly Sunny
WC
(Yesteryear- brother Carl Spurlock
Mountain Grove) and his wife and a sister-
85 Years Ago in-law, Mrs. Elmer Acker-
Nov. 7, 1935 man and Mr. Ackerman,
Cherry Point News: R.L. all of Mountain Grove.
Landis’ brother, his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
two of their daughters Brixey spent the week-
and the oldest daughters end in Memphis, Tenn.
husband and four chil- with their children Mr.
dren visited him recently. and Mrs. Bertie L. Brixey,
They returned to their Christie and Holly and
home in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Brixey.
60 Years Ago
Nov. 7, 1960 35 Years Ago
Mrs. Nora Parker, of Nov. 6, 1985
Burbank, Calif., is visit- Skyline News: Joyce,
ing her sister, Mrs. L.S. Jody and Brandi Linder
DeWitt and family, her and Opal Proctor went to
NORWOOD GLEANINGS
By Cindy Sullivan ago to the day on Nov.
Howdy, 1. Thank you to a good
Happy Anniversary to shepherd and his wife for
Ron and Deanna Shav- a great leader.
er on the 11th, Burt and The Light Path was a
Tresia Smith on the 14th, huge success this year and
Chris and Michelle Weh- we thank Mr. Crain, Nor-
rer on the 16th, John and wood’s superintendent,
Dorothy Locke on the for allowing this to con-
19th, Karen and Wes on tinue on his farm, Thirty
the 23rd and Gary and people were saved. Isn’t
Donna Bruffett on the that great?
26th, which is Thanksgiv- The Class of 1982 lost
ing and for that I am very another school mate, Clin-
thankful. ton Ussery this week, due
We had a big celebration to cancer. We buried him
for Zach and Tammy Wil- Thursday at Oak Grove
liams out at Union Grove Cemetery. Our hearts and
Church. Zach started prayers go out to his dad
preaching their 30 years Glen and sister Connie.
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FRIDAY SATURDAY
58 High, 42 Low 60 High, 45 Low
Mostly Sunny AM Showers
YESTERYEAR
Lonoke, Ark. on Saturday
morning. They visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gar-
rison and family and re-
turned home on Sunday
afternoon.
20 Years Ago
Nov. 8, 2000
The Mountain Grove
Dairy Cattle team trav-
eled to Louisville, Ky. For
the National FFA Dairy
Judging Career Develop-
ment event.
They received a silver
rating and a national
plaque for their efforts.
Members were Curtis
Red’s Slice ’n’ Scoop’s
next singing ins Nov. 28.
Sharry Lovan and band
will be here and Junior
Marriott was excellent last
month and will be coming
back in February.
Thursday the 12th at 6
p.m., the Norwood Auc-
tion Barn will be selling
hogs, a few cattle, sheep
and goats. Plan to attend.
Chadwell Auction Ser-
vices has bought some
land and plans on having
a consignment lot and
grow from there. Congrats
to Shawn and Shelly on a
lot of hard work. But you
know Shawn, he doesn’t
Remembering
Sgt. [E5]
Carl Ussery,
U.S, Army
Dates of service:
Sep. 28, 1968
10/03/68: Initial telegram of “Hostile Miss-
ing” since Sep. 28, 1968. Oct. 4, 1968: Status
change from “Missing to Dead.”
Where Served: Ft. Wood, Ft. Sill [attended
OCS], Vietnam I Corps.
Unit: HHB 1/77 Artillery, attached to HHC
and A 1/5 Cav. Forward Observer, Recon
Sergeant. MOS: FA Oper. and Intel Asst.
Among Medals received: Bronze Star with
V and two Oak Leaf clusters, Air Medal,
Purple Heart, Sharp Shooter, Armed Forces
Honor Medal 2nd Class awarded by SVN
General Cao Van Vien.
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Community
Calendar
TODAY
61 High, 35 Low
Sunny Veterans Parade on
Nov. 11
There will be a Vet- p.m.
erans Parade around Games set for Nov. 23
the square in the City Mansfield girls bas-
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY of Mountain Grove at ketball at akersfiel at
59 High, 39 Low 55 High, 40 Low 61 High, 46 Low
Mostly Sunny Sunny Mostly Sunny 1 p.m. on Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 11. Line-up will Norwood girls bas-
be at 12:30 a.m. at the ketball at Chadwick at
Alumni Park. 6 p.m.
Games set for Nov. 24
The Mountain Grove
boys basketball team
hosts ringfiel ath-
olic at 6 p.m.
Virtue, Kane Roth, Matt The Mountain Grove
Gaddis and Doti Smith. girls basketball team
Panthers in district travels to Fair Grove for
10 Years Ago title game on Nov. 14 a 7:30 p.m. match-up.
Nov. 10, 2010 Mountain Grove’s Hartviile’s boys bas-
The Mountain Grove football team will play ketball team opens at
Chamber of Commerce for a district crown on home against Reeds
presented the 2010 Busi- Friday, Nov. 14 at 7 Spring at 7:30 p.m.
ness of the Year Award to p.m. on the road against Norwood boys basket-
Texas County Memorial Buffalo. ball hosts Plato at 7 p.m.
Hospital. Mansfield boys bas-
ketball at Forsyth at
1 Year Ago 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 13, 2019 Games set for Nov. 28
The Mountain Grove Hartville boys basket-
High School theater stu- ball at Ste. Genevieve
dents perform the 2019 at 11 a.m.
production, “All Shook Broyles Cemetery set Hometown
Up.” for Fish Fry benefit Christmas Parade
At 6 p.m. on Friday, slated for Mansfield
Nov. 14, the Broyles The Mansfield Area
Cemetery will be hold- Chamber of Commerce
ing a benefit ish r has announced that
and Auction that will ansfiel s ometo n
let no grass grow under also feature a short Christmas Parade is
his feet. business meeting at the scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
Upcoming sale you Broyles School House. on Saturday, Dec. 5.
might not want to miss If you can’t make
is Dec. 12. Chadwell Auc- it, a donation will be 2nd Annual
tion will sell a lot of farm welcome. Ted Shep- MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO
stuff off of Glen Knepp’s pard-417-926-5887.
farm on E. Highway. He is VFW Post No. 3770
downsizing to retire, mark Saturday, December 5th
and Auxiliary meeting
your calendars. There will be a VFW Event Day Schedule:
Congrats to Nikki Brad- Post No. 3770 and Aux- Winter Fest and
9:00am - 4:00pm: Cynthia Fry Memorial Cookie Walk – Mountain Grove Christian Academy
shaw. She is now working iliary meeting at 10 a.m. Christmas Parade
*Cookies by the pound, Silent Action, Vendor Booths and Tea Room*
11:00am - 7:00pm: Santa’s Village @ The Event Center-Westside of Downtown Square
for the Wright County on Saturday, Nov. 14 at The Second Annual
*Vendor Booths, Hot Chocolate, Hot Apple Cider and Coffee available for purchase*
11:00am - 7:30pm: Food Truck and Food Festival - Downtown Square
heri s fi e the post. Winter Fest
Spiceberry– (Funnel Cakes in frontand Christ-
of store on East side of Square)
Thought: When the POW/MIA mas Parade
LA Café – (Inside Dining restaurant serving fullis onside of theSat-
Huckleberry Treats – (Assorted Food and Treats in store on West side of Square)
menu on South Square)
world gets what it wants, Awareness Day fea- urday.
London Calling Pastry Co.Dec. 5.of fillingsItwrappedstarts
The Event Center (Hot Chocolate, Apple Cider and Coffee in store on West Side of Square)
(British Pastries w/ variety in buttery crust)
it’s not gonna want what tures event on square with
Our the
Place (Burgers/Street MGCA
Tacos/Noodles) Cookie
Mountain Home, AR (Kettle Corn/Pork Rinds) – Hillbilly Shack– (Catfish/Pulled Pork/Fries)
- Tasty Sno Crabz – (Seafood with Corn, Taters and More)
it gets.” Let that sink in! There will be a Color Walk
3:00pm - 7:30pm: Holiday from Music provided 9bya.m.-4
the Master of Ceremonies p.m. Bobby MacLeod
Until next time, God Ceremony at 9 a.m. on
4:00pm: “Nutcracker” Short Performance Dance – Downtown Square
at the *Performed Mountain by Children’s Ballet of the Ozarks*Grove
bless our little town. the Mountain Grove Christian Academy.
5:00pm: Crowning of Miss Merry Christmas - Bandstand Downtown Square
6:00pm: Night Parade “Christmas Nights” - Downtown Square
square for POW/MIA Santa’s Village will be
*Handicap Parking available on West side of the Square and at The Loft on Main Street*
Awareness Day. atParadeThe
6:45pm: Float AwardEvent Ceremony – Judging Trailer Center Downtown Square is
11 Town
7:00pm: a.m.-7 Christmas Tree p.m.. A Food
Lighting- Downtown Square
Truck and Festival are
8:00pm -10:00pm: Holiday Open House @ Basil Springs Wedding and Venue Barn
*Desserts, Hot Chocolate, Performance by The Stars Foundation, Visit and Photos with Santa*
from 11 a.m.-7:30 p.m. is
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p.m. with Master of
Ceremonies Bobby Ma-
Christmas Open cLeod. “Nutcracker” at
House Nov. 20-21 3 p.m. and crowning of
The Mountain Grove
City Wide Christmas
Open House sponsored
Miss Merry Christmas
at 5 p.m. The 6 p.m.
night parade “Christ-
by the Mountain Grove mas Night” will then
Dec. 3, 1966 to Chamber of Commerce flood the square. Pa-
will be held Friday-Sat- rade Float Award Cer-
urday, Nov. 20-21. emony is at 6:45 p.m.
Games set for Nov. 20 then the tree lights at 7
Norwood boys bas- p.m. Basil Springs has
ketball at Sparta at 7:30 8-10 p.m. Open House.
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HUFFMAN from page A1 ELECTION from page A1

The Huffman family as they get ready to go stateside from Japan.
this next chapter of life,
Huffman said he is also
hoping to have cattle in
the future.
Living in a military
home for most of her life,
Huffman’s oldest child,
Layla, is a junior at Hart-
ville High School, which
is the 11th school she’s
attended.
Though the military
lifestyle has its challeng-
es, Huffman encourages
high school students to
consider a military career
for their future.
“The benefits are amaz-
submitted photos
ing,” Huffman said. “In
my time in between
personal travel, deploy-
ments, and duty, I’ve
been to 45 or more differ-
ent countries and places
that I would not have
been able to go to if not
in the military.”
As for the Missouri Su-
preme Court, Patricia
Breckenridge held on to
her spot after winning
with 1,933,300 “Yes”
votes to 683,427 “No”
votes.
Gary Lynch won the
Court of Appeals-South-
ern District spot by a
478,668-124,205 margin
for “Yes” votes.
In other unopposed
races, State Rep. Hannah
Kelly (R) won District
141 with 15,214 votes
and Bennie Cook (R)
won District 142 with
13,280 votes.
Those locally winning
u n o p p o s e d Wr i g h t
County seats are County
Commissioner Eastern
District, Randy Pam-
perien (3,737), there
were 45 write-in votes;
County Commissioner
Western District, Tommy
Kingery (4,041), there
Suckers for Kids event leads to
playground benefit Fish Fry
were 95 write-in votes;
Sheriff, Sonny Byerley
(7,860), there were 153
write-in votes; Assessor,
Rachel Willhite, 7,900,
there were 74 write-in
votes; Public Adminis-
trator, John Miller, 7,878,
there were 68 write-in
votes; and Coroner, Ben
Hurtt, 7,734, there were
61 write-in votes.
In Texas County, the
Associate Commissioner
District I race showed
John Casey (R) 4,591
beating Brenda Jarrett
(D) 1,374 or 76%-23%
In the Association Com-
missioner District II race,
Doyle Heiney (R) 3,908
defeated John Mitchell
(D) 1,106 or 77%-22%.
As for the Presidential
race, Joe Biden (D) has
been named the Presi-
dent-elect by the Asso-
ciated Press and several
television networks.
That being said, Pres-
ident Donald Trump is
filing litigation to look
at mail-in ballots, com-
puter software glitches
and is focusing on trans-
parency of the election
process in several states
he was leading on Elec-
tion Night.
That was before mail-in
ballots began to be pro-
cessed in Pennsylvania
and Georgia as they are
not processed until after
Election Day results are
tabulated.
As of Nov. 9, Presi-
dent-elect Biden won
the Electoral Collage,
290-214. He also won
the popular vote by a
margin of 75,404,182-
70,903,094, though there
are still several precincts
not reported nationwide.
(For more information,
see the opinion article in
the B section.)

Master Sergeant Aaron Huffman, center, after being named Senior NCO of the Month.

photos by Ron Schott

The Whetstone Band performs just outside Spiceberry Flowers during a Fish Fry
held to benefit the All Inclusive Playground. There was a Suckers for Kids Gigging
Tournament on Nov. 6 before the event on the square one day later. That Friends
of the Mountain Grove Square event featured games for kids and a bounce house.

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PAUL NORMAN GASPERSON JAMES TERRELL DAKE
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI

Paul Norman Gasperson, son of the late Elza and
Ann (Strong) Gasperson, was born June 22, 1933, in
Mountain Grove, and departed this life Nov. 4, 2020,
at his home in Mountain Grove. He was 87 years, 4
months and 13 days of age. Paul grew up in the Moun-
tain Grove area and graduated from Mountain Grove
High School in 1951. Shortly after graduation, Paul
and his father moved to California and then Kansas,
working as plumbers for a short time. He also worked
at McDonald Aircraft in St. Louis, for a short time in
the summer of 1952, before he decided to return home
and go into business for himself. They soon moved
back to Mountain Grove and opened Gasperson
Plumbing in the fall of 1952, which he owned and
operated for the next 26 years. While Paul was still in
high school, he was helping his father put in electricity
PAUL NORMAN
GASPERSON
in the Nielsen home in 1949. This is where he caught the
eye of the Nielsen’s daughter, Christine. Paul married
hristine ielsen on t a l an hristine r hase their first a res
just west of Mountain Grove, in 1957, and that was home until he moved on to his
eternal home. In 1975, Paul built Missouri Park Campground on their land west
of Mountain Grove, and he went on to get his real estate license that same year.
Paul sold his plumbing business in 1976, and he and his son, Gary, later opened
Gasperson Realty in 1979. Paul had owned and operated a business in Mountain
Grove for 49 years. Paul loved his work, but he also loved to have a good time. He
en o e h nting fishing an st being o t oors e lo e tra eling aro n the
country with Christine. Throughout their lives together, they have traveled in their
motorhome to all of the 48 contiguous states. Paul was saved and baptized at age 17
and was a member of First Free Will Baptist Church in Mountain Grove, where he
served as Trustee for many years. Besides his parents, Paul was preceded in death
by one son-in-law, Fred Archer; two sisters, Barb Atkisson and Jean Wake; and one
brother, Jerry Gasperson. Survivors include his loving wife of 69 years, Christine
Gasperson; one daughter, Daisy Archer and Ken Loney, of Mountain Grove; one
son, Gary Gasperson and wife, Kaye, of Mountain Grove; three grandchildren,
Chris Archer and wife, Varsin, of San Antonio, Texas; Laura Fry and husband,
Thad, of Mountain Grove; and Danny Gasperson and wife, Rosalie, of Mountain
Grove; nine great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends who
will miss him greatly. Memorial services for Paul Gasperson were held Saturday,
Nov. 7, 2020, at 1 p.m. at First Free Will Baptist Family Life Center, Mountain
ro e ith the e atthe To an the e r e oore o fi iating ong
selections were “Where The Roses Never Fade,” “Amazing Grace” and “I Want To
Stroll Over Heaven With You” sung by David Skyles and Ray Bradley. A private
burial was in Hillcrest Cemetery, Mountain Grove. Memorial contributions may be
made to Gideons or Free Will Baptist Youth Camp, Niangua, in care of the funeral
home. Services and cremation were under the direction
of Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home, Mountain Grove. Online
condolences: www.craighurttfuneralhome.com.
JAMES LEE SNAVELY
HOLLISTER, MISSOURI
James Lee Snavely was born Oct. 17, 1935, and de-
parted this life Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020. Oh what a glori-
ous day for him! He had long dreamed of and spoken
of this day when he would once again see those who
had gone before him. Jim was preceded in death by
his wife, Helen L. (Quessenberry) Snavely; two daugh-
ters, Vicki L. Moore and Lisa M. Snavely; a son, Jeffery
W. Snavely; and many other family and friends…to
whom he is telling stories even as we speak! He is
survived by three children and their spouses, Dennis J.
and Cherie Snavely; Kevin E. and Susan Snavely; and
Traci L. and Don Critser; one brother, Jerry Snavely
and his wife, Judy; four sisters, Delta Forrest; Ilena
Willhite and her husband, Leo; Donna Bennett; and
Brenda McGrotha and her husband, Pat. Of course,
JAMES LEE there are also all of those wonderful grandchildren
SNAVELY
and great-grandchildren whom he loved so much. His
family was and is very dear to him. Jim loved life and
took great pleasure in just having a good time. He was always joyful and quick
to sing a song or fi e e lo e to tell stories o reall lo e to tell stories
Since he always preferred the extended versions, time is now certainly on his side!
Those wonderful stories were many times about family. He often said how he loved
being a dad and just raising his kids. He was very active in the community during
that time. Jim was honest and hard working. He lived his life with integrity and
faithfulness. Whatever the job or cause, he could be counted on to do it all the way.
The most efining thing abo t im as his lo e or the or er one that kne
him knew he was a Christian; not because he said it, but because he lived it. He
knew the goodness of God and wanted everyone to know that goodness. He and
Helen literally spent their lives telling and showing others how good God is. They
both lived with loving and grateful hearts, and because of that, many people were
touched by their lives. They leave a legacy of love, joy, and family. This earthly
life has come to a close for Jim, but the next chapter is bound to be amazing. Stay
tuned for the rest of the story! To quote one of his favorite people, “Happy trails
to you, until we meet again…” Graveside services for Jim Snavely were held
Friday, Nov. 6, 2020, at 10 a.m. at Thomas Cemetery with Dennis Snavely, Kevin
na el an Tra i ritser o fi iating ong sele tions ere “ oo ness o
and “When We All Get To Heaven” sung by Kevin and Susan Snavely with Bob
Ashley accompanying on the guitar. Jason Moore, Adam Moore, Garrett Snavely,
Jared Snavely, Jeromie Snavely, Michael Shook, Jeff Messenger, Donnie Houchens
and Austin Lohkamp served as pallbearers. Burial was in Thomas Cemetery under
the direction of Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home, Mountain
Grove. Memorial contributions may be made to Faith
Life Church-Word Supply in care of the funeral home.
Online condolences: www.craighurttfuneralhome.com.
James Terrell Dake, son of the late Wilbert Ferrell
and Marcella June (McKInnley) Dake, was born
t in ansfiel an asse a a t
31, 2020, in Mountain Grove. He was 69 years and
a s o age im gre in the ansfiel area
an gra ate rom ansfiel igh hool e
worked at Mountain Grove Building Supply for
several years. He then worked as an over the road
truck driver for many years and worked driving a
truck for Peterson’s Gravel and Ready Mix for the
remainder of his career. In his spare time, he enjoyed
bowling, monster truck pulls, watching wrestling
and spending time with his kids and grandkids.
Besides his parents, Jim was preceded in death by
a daughter, Anetta June Dake, and his sister, Wilma
Sue Wright.
JAMES TERRELL
DAKE He is survived by his daughters, Jamie Rose Taylor
and her husband, Raymond, and Jessica Renee Soverns
and her husband, Benjamin, all of Mountain Grove; two step-daughters, Dixie
oll m o ringfiel an amantha l orn o ib rnam his gran hil-
dren, Sierra Kloman and her husband, Kelli, of West Bend, Wisc.; along with
Aaliyah Soverns, Isabella Cazares, Leland Soverns, Alex Cazares and Emmi
Cazares, all of Mountain Grove; and one nephew, Christopher Wright and his
wife, Brandi, of Norwood. Memorial services for Jim Dake will be held Saturday,
o at m at raig rtt neral ome ith ohn illiams o fi-
ciating. Song selections will be sung by Bernetta Wil-
liams. Cremation and services are under the direction
of Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home, Mountain Grove. Online
condolences: www.craighurttfuneralhome.com.
CLOVIS RAYMOND COBLE
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI
Clovis Raymond Coble, son of Ivan Coble and
Grace Nevels Coble, was born Nov. 13, 1925 and
departed this life Oct. 7, 2020 at Willow Springs. He
was 94 years, 11 months and 14 days. Clovis retired
from Stoddard Oil Co. He grew up in Vanzant and
went to school in Mountain Grove. He lived on a
farm in Douglas County for many years and attend-
ed Vanzant Baptist Church, where he was saved. He
enjoyed serving the Lord and served as a deacon for
man ears e as an a i fisherman here he
fishe the lakes o isso ri an ana a lo is as
an Army veteran. He was married to Ruth Nadine
Coble on Dec. 25, 1948. They had three sons, Clovis
Elvin Coble and twins, Dale and David Coble. He
was preceded in death by his parents, Evan and
Grace Coble; one son, David Coble; three sisters;
CLOVIS RAYMOND
and one brother.
COBLE
He is survived by his wife, Ruth Coble, of Mountain
Grove; son, Clovis Elvin Coble and wife, Sheila Coble, of San Antonio, Texas;
Dale Coble and wife, Diann Coble, of Mountain Grove; six grandchildren; nine
grandchildren; and other relatives and friends who will miss him very much.
CLINTON DUANE USSERY
NORWOOD, MISSOURI
Clinton Duane Ussery, son of Glen and Linda (Sal-
a in sser as born an in ringfiel
and departed this life Nov. 2, 2020, at Barnes-Jewish
Hospital in St. Louis, following a courageous battle
with cancer. He was 56 years of age. Clinton was
raised in Norwood, and was a graduate with the
Norwood High School Class of 1982. He worked as
a welder for many years at Paul Mueller Company
in ringfiel an later trans erre to atson s in
ringfiel here he rrentl orke linton
enjoyed riding horses, hunting, watching football
games, every John Wayne movie made and episodes
of M.A.S.H. He also loved spending time with his
family.
Clinton was preceded in death by one sister,
CLINTON DUANE Yvonne Ussery; two brothers, Lindal and Andrew
USSERY Ussery; and his mother, Linda Ussery. He is survived
by two sons, Clinton Ussery, Jr., of Missouri; and Glen-
don Ussery, of Norwood; one daughter, Cheynne Ussery, of Willow Springs; three
grandchildren, Brayden, Alycia and Parker, all of Willow Springs; his father,
Glen Ussery, of Dittmer; one sister, Connie Schumacher and husband, Jason, of
Dittmer; four nieces; four nephews; several cousins; and a host of other relatives
and friends who will miss him dearly. Graveside services for Clinton Ussery
were held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2020, in the Oak Grove Cemetery near
or oo astor ames rt o fi iate the ser i e e ial songs ere “ on t
Back Down,” “Go Rest High On That Mountain” and “Lead Me Home.” Burial
was under the direction of Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home of Mountain Grove. Me-
morial contributions have been requested to be made to
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Online condolences:
www.craighurttfuneralhome.com.
SPROCK FAMILY REUNION

WILDA LEE FERRIEL The Sprock family cous- Roger and Bess Mays, and Sharon Terry, of Blue
LEBANON, MISSOURI ins, nieces and nephews of Seymour; and Steve Mound, Kan.
met at the Rogersville
Wilda Lee Ferriel, 86, of Lebanon, passed away Tues- pavilion for a reunion
day, Oct. 20, 2020 in University of Missouri Medical
Center in Columbia.
on Saturday, Oct. 24.
They braved the cold
and wind, but had a great
DOUGLAS COUNTY LIVESTOCK
She is survived by a sister, Joyce Butts and her hus-
band, John, of Ozark; nieces and nephews, Glen and
Bob Fisher, Rick Young, Lea Ann Young, Diana Wilk-
time getting reacquaint-
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great-nephews; and other relatives and many friends. all over. Those attending all day during sale on Thursday • Sale begins at 11 a.m.
from the family of Sprock
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 WC OBITUARIES
VIRGINIA MAE “GINNY” DUGGER LONNIE DON CURETON
HARTVILLE, MISSOURI HARTVILLE, MISSOURI

Virginia Mae “Ginny” Dugger, daughter of Robert
Edward and Oma Mae (Lovelace) Craver, born on
April 21, 1927 in Clemmons, N.C., reunited with her
sweet Lord, daughter and husband on Oct. 27, 2020
at the age of 93 years, 6 months and 6 days. In 1943, a
beautiful family legacy was born when two strangers’
paths crossed in a small restaurant in Winston Salem,
N.C.. A young, handsome, 21-year-old Eugene smiled
at a bright and beautiful 16-year-old Virginia and the
rest was history. At the time, Gene was stationed in
the Air Force base in Greensboro, N.C. and Ginny
lived nearby in Clemmons, N.C. Shortly after on
Dec. 2, 1944, the two were united in marriage and
their ne t ears together as fille ith lo e o
and happiness on their farm in Hartville. Gene and
Ginny were blessed with three wonderful children,
VIRGINIA MAE
Brenda Jean, Jackie and Eddie. Ginny is survived by her
“GINNY” DUGGER
children, Jackie Dugger and his wife Shelia, and Eddie
Dugger and his wife, Susan, all of Hartville. She was “Granny” to six grandchil-
dren, Randy Dugger and his wife, Carrie, of Hartville; Tracy Hardcastle and her
husband, Rick, of Hartville; Jamie Dugger and his wife, Bonnie, of Ozark; Kelli
arrison an her h sban oe o ansfiel Tasha te enson an her h sban
Tob o ringfiel an ha na tanle an her h sban o o i a is-
souri. Granny was the best great-grandmother to 16 great-grandchildren, Rilee,
Mallory, Aubrey, Kensie, Case, Carter, Aiden, Jace, Katie, Owen, Eric, Ethan and
Halee. Ginny is also survived by her two sisters, Shirley Camby, of Hartville,
and Barbara Mahannah, of Clemmons, N.C. She was also loved by many nieces,
nephews and other relatives and friends. Ginny was preceded in death by her
parents; her husband, Gene; her daughter, Brenda Jean; and her two brothers,
Ralph and Clarence. Granny radiated in her love for the Lord. She was a devout
follower of Christ and was a lifelong member of the Hartville Free Will Baptist
Church. She wore her 17 years of perfect Sunday school attendance pins proudly.
Granny never wavered in her passion for helping others. Over the years, she and
Gene would open their home to help people in need and she was always willing
to lend a hand to those around her. She volunteered her time as the bible school
and Christmas play director at church for many years. She served alongside some
of her dearest friends as a church camp cook at Camp Niangua for 25 years. One
of her best expressions of love was cooking meals for her friends and family – her
famous rolls, chicken and dumplings and fried pies will be terribly missed. Granny
was a wonderful seamstress and sewed many beautiful things. She was especially
talente at ie ing ilts an en o e sharing them ith those she lo e rann
also loved God’s creation and was always outside gardening and tending to her
bea ti l o ers rann as a lo ing mother gran mother great gran mother
sister, aunt, neighbor and friend and will be missed by many. We celebrate that
Granny’s life in heaven is blooming like a rose, where the streets are gold and
there are o ers o e er h e in the alle o ea e
A memorial has been established to Eagle’s Wings Family Church or Hartville Free
Will Baptist Children’s Ministry. Donations can be made through Holman-Howe
neral ome o art ille o er i es ere hel at m on
Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 at Steele Memorial Cemetery with the Rev. Melvin Moon.
Escorts were Randy Dugger, Jamie Dugger, Rick Hardcastle, Carter Garrison, Joe
Garrison, Jody Stanley, Glen Camby and Alan Camby.
Honorary escorts were Toby Stevenson, Aiden Garri-
sion, Case Dugger, Owen Stevenson, Eric Stevenson,
Jace Dugger and Carl Bohannon.
Lonnie Don Cureton, son of Herman and Clara
Rogers Cureton, was born July 24, 1945 in Lebanon,
and passed away peacefully in his home on Nov. 4,
2020 near Hartville, at the age of 75 years, 3 months
and 10 days. Lonnie was united in marriage to
Betty Ward on April 7, 1969, and to this union of
30-plus years, four daughters were born. Lonnie
also has one son from a previous relationship. He
was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Betty;
brother, Dean Ford; and a son-in-law, Rick Amason.
Lonnie is survived by his children, Bruce (Nola)
Jones, of Mountain Grove; Tina (Tony) Hooker,
Misty Amason, Shelly (Rick) Kuhn, and Heather
(Jason) Claborn, all of Hartville; his grandchildren
and great-grandchildren, that he adored and spent
a lot of precious time with; three brothers, Rick
LONNIE DON
Ford, Donnie Ford and Danny Ford; three sisters,
CURETON
Irene Ward, Judy Doeden and Nina Stockam; along
with several other family members, neighbors and friends. Lonnie was always
a hard worker and taught his children to work hard and earn what you get in
life. He was a labor worker all of his life working at the saw mill, farm work,
stave mill and garment factory. But his passion was working on his own farm
ail raising bee attle fi ing en e oing ha or tting oo n his s are
time he lo e to fish so he b ilt a on st or his ki s an gran ki s here
man i ni s an inners ere ha hile fishing an en o ing amil time
together. He was a good neighbor and friend and was always there to lend a
helping hand to anyone in need and of course being there if his kids needed
him.Lonnie was saved and baptized and was recently attending Hartville First
Baptist Church. The day he got saved was one to remember. He had gone to
h r h in ringfiel an elt o alling him b t i n t listen t be ore he
could get home he had to stop on the side of the road and surrender to God
on what our family refers to as (Jumping Jesus Hwy) or JJ and 38 Highway.
onnie lo e his amil an en o e s en ing time ith them es e iall his
grandchildren and great-grandchildren. We will all miss him and cherish our
memories as they will forever be in our hearts, but we have the assurance that
we will see him and mom again someday. A memorial has been established for
the amil onations an be ma e thro gh olman o e neral ome
Box 236, Hartville, Mo. 65667.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020 at Holman-Howe Funer-
al Home with the Rev. Jeff Ward and Tony Hooker.
Escorts were Donnavon Cureton, Dale Ward, Greg
Hoffman, Dwayne Ward, Delaine Cardwell, Jason
Claborn and Bruce Jones.
FERN LOUISE CAMPBELL
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI
One of God’s most precious gifts to this world,
Fern Louise (Goodman) Campbell, was born May
18, 1929, and was greeted by Jesus and her heavenly
family on Nov. 6, 2020, at 91 years, 5 months and
19 days of age. Fern was born in Thomasville, the
daughter of Ross and Chloa (Andrews) Goodman.
Fern was preceded in death by her parents, Ross and
Chloa Goodman; an infant brother, Glenn Good-
man; one sister, Bonnie Bell; one sister-in-law, Alice

Arvest Bank gets recognized
BY BRANDY GARCIA tinction available. Arvest
ARVEST BANK, MARKETING earned that distinction by
RMI Business Finance maintaining 13 SBA 504
(RMI) has recognized Loans, as of Sept. 30.
Arvest Bank for its work “The oan ro-
in partnering on U.S. gram serves numerous
Small Business Adminis- functions, including the
tration (SBA) 504 Loans promotion of business
for the second consec- gro th an ob reation
utive year. A Certified and RMI values all our
Development Company lending partners who
(CDC) based in Jefferson share in our efforts,” RMI
City, Mo., RMI deliv- executive director Zola
ers SBA 504 Loans to Finch said. “We especial-
businesses in Arkansas, ly appreciate those that
Kansas, Missouri and are frequent users who
parts of Illinois. These qualify for Elite Lender
loans ro i e fi e asset status.” SBA 504 Loans
long-term financing at must be used for fixed
attractive interest rates. assets – and certain soft
RMI recently recognized costs – including:
24 banks as “Elite Lend- • The purchase of exist-
ers,” including eight that ing buildings;
re ei e “ latin m lite • The purchase of land
status, the highest dis- and land improvements,
First Christian Church
including grading, street
improvements, utilities,
parking lots and land-
scaping;
• The construction of
new facilities or modern-
izing, renovating or con-
verting existing facilities
• The purchase of long-
term ma hiner s b e t
to conditions);
• The refinancing of
debt both with and with-
out expansion.
“By working with com-
munity partners like RMI,
Arvest is able to help
local businesses grow
into their own facilities
at er a orable finan -
ing terms,” said Eileen
Jennings, a commercial
banker for Arvest in Fay-
etteville and RMI board
member.
Goodman; one son, Harold Campbell; one son-in-
law, Robert Gosnell,; and one daughter-in-law, Jan-
na Campbell. She is survived by four children, Belva
Campbell, of Birch Tree; Cheryl Gosnell, of Eureka;
Dowe Campbell and Jennifer Hurt,, of Mountain
Grove; Tammy Mangum and her husband, Bill, of
Hanies City, Fla.; nine wonderful grandchildren,
FERN LOUISE
Julie and C.J., Tobie and Tessa, Cassie, Emily and Ross,
CAMPBELL
an ot an enee great gran hil ren an fi e
great-great-grandchildren. Fern was raised on a farm near Thomasville where
she walked every day to school. She graduated from Thomasville High School
in 1947. Following graduation at age 16, she attended SMS Teacher’s College in
ringfiel ring her earl tea hing ears ern ro e a horse to ale s hool
in Highland and Royal Oak School.
Fern was married to Curtis Campbell on Dec. 9, 1949, in Salem, Ark. Five chil-
ren ere born to this nion The mo e to eoria ll here ern as a home-
maker for 12 years. Then she and Curtis moved to a small farm near Mountain
View. In 1963, they purchased a second farm in Birch Tree, where they continued
to live for 34 years. It was during this time, Fern worked at Conaway-Winters
Shoe Factory. Later, she worked for Coinco Acceptors Manufacturing Company
in Mountain View for 12 years until her retirement in 1995.
Following retirement, Fern and Curtis moved to Mountain Grove, where they
built a new home and continued raising Hereford cattle. Fern became a Christian
at an earl age an as ba tize in the le en oint i er t the time o her
passing, she was a member of First Christian Church in Mountain Grove. She
ha a assion or ilting rea ing the ible orking in her o ers raising a
beautiful garden and having a cupboard full of snacks. She always had time
to help anyone in need. As she got older, Fern had a passion for reading and
playing Sudoku. Her greatest love in life was her children, grandchildren, and
Jesus Christ, her Lord. She will be missed by those who knew and loved her.
Visitation for Fern Campbell was held Monday, Nov. 9, 2020, from 10-11 a.m.

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Give Away
selections were “I’ll Fly Away/Washed In The Blood,” “It Is Well With My Soul,”
“Give Thanks” and “In The Garden.” Ross Campbell, Scot Mangum, Chris Sater,
a ob eterson am eterson an ill ang m ser e as allbearers lie at-
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pallbearers. Burial was in Union Hill Cemetery, Thomasville, under the direc-
tion of Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home, Mountain Grove. Memorial contributions
may be made to Union Hill Cemetery in care of Alton
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$ 49
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Spread
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Natural Large
Brown Eggs
$ 99
3 Ea.
$ 99
3 Ea.
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Regular or SteamFresh
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$ 99
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128 Oz.
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22.3-24.8 Oz.
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9.5-16 Oz.
13 Lb. Turkey . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.09 final Price

4 2/ 7 2/ 4
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$ 19
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2 2/ 4 3 18 Lb. Turkey . . . . . . . . . . . .$6.54 final Price

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28-32 Oz.
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15-16 Oz.
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2/$4
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iden na ed inner but ele tion is ar ro o er

It appears the main-
stream media has not
learned anything from
the controversial election
of 20 years ago when
many of the television
networks declared Vice
President Al Gore the
winner of the presidential
race. If you remember,
they then withdrew, gave
the election to George W.
Bush before withdrawing
yet again.
In that situation, it came
down to just one state
(Florida) and a bunch of
hanging “chads.” What
many may not remember
is that the race was not
o fi iall o er ntil e
12, more than one month
ast le tion a hen
the Supreme Court of the
United States (SCOTUS)
rendered a decision on
behalf of Bush, which
sealed it for him in Flor-
ida. Fast forward to this
past week, and this time,
the situation is way more
complicated.
There are four states
in which Biden’s lead is
1% or less as of counting
through Monday, Nov. 9.
In Georgia, it is at .2% or
around just 10,000 votes,
which triggers an auto-
matic recount since it is
less than .5%.
Biden has a .7% lead
over President Trump in
Pennsylvania or around
36,000 more votes.
President Trump’s le-
gal team is going after
the handling of ballots,
especially in precincts
throughout the state with
a special emphasis on
Philadelphia. SCOTUS
Judge Samuel Alito, who
represents that region for
the highest court, issued
an order on Friday to
make sure mail-in ballots
delivered after Election
a ere segregate mail-in ballot counting and those votes are well ed with 45,000 of them
from the rest. began early Wednesday documented, something being provisional. And
Then in a lower Phila- morning in both states. as simple as a late post- the counties remaining
delphia court, Trump’s But in Pennsylvania, poll mark could throw out are reportedly Republi-
team won a battle that watchers had to stay 25 many mail-in votes that can counties. I’m telling
should have never re- feet away for two days will likely be examined you, do not be shocked
quired going until a lower in Pennsylvania. Many to hear that President
to court. Pre- PUBLISHER court ruling experts claim mail-in Trump wins Arizona, or
viously, poll allowed them voting favored Biden. he may eventually win it
watchers were to move with- So eliminating many of after a recount. President
told they had in six feet. his votes, will in turn Trump needs Arizona
t o s t a y, y e s This gives the favor President Trump. and then needs to flip
this is right, Trump cam- With many rumors of Pennsylvania back while
20 feet away paign a pretty dead people voting or clinching North Carolina
f ro m w h e re good case to olks filling o t more than and reclaiming Georgia.
ballots were have all of the one ballot, a thorough He still has a shot at Wis-
being count- mail-in bal- look into these mail-in consin, where Biden’s
ed. Pulled lots in Penn- ballots could be signif- lead is under 1% or 20,000
that right off sylvania to be icant. This then moves votes. There will likely be
of a CBS Philly checked thor- our focus to Arizona, the a recount. Computer soft-
report. Here oughly. We’re state Fox News called ware issues in Michigan,
is why this is RON SCHOTT talking near a for President-elect Biden though ruled later to be
crucial. In both million votes on le tion a o o human error, could lead
Pennsylvania there. So why know that votes are still to a closer look at how
and Georgia, no mail- is this signifi ant allots being counted as Biden alleged software glitches
in ballots are counted had to be postmarked by has just a 16,952 vote are flipping totals for
ntil a ter le tion a le tion a or han e- edge. Reportedly, there candidates. It’s clear, this
votes are counted and livered by 8 p.m. Where are still 81,000 ballots election is far from being
processed. This means in-person voting is done remaining to be count- ertifie ta t ne

Worship Directory
APOSTOLIC 417-926-1147 BAPTIST
Mansfield Apostolic Church 2550 Thomas Rd., Norwood NORWOOD METHODIST
LEAD HILL FREEWILL
401 N. Broad Ave., Mansfield 417-746-8100 CHURCH
BAPTIST
417-924-2204 185 Hill Street, Norwood
1505 Lucky Rd., Mansfield WOLF CREEK FREEWILL
ASSEMBLY OF GOD 417-630-2755 BAPTIST NAZARENE
ASSEMBLY OF GOD 3330 North Hwy 5, Mansfield CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
LITTLE CREEK BAPTIST
1459 S. Hwy. E, Norwood 1845 Hwy. B, Mansfield
Hwy F & Alva Rd., Hartville BIBLE
417-746-4784 417-924-8540
417-741-6700 LIBERTY FAITH BIBLE
MANSFIELD ASSEMBLY OF GOD Pastor Kelly Kirkpatrick 147 E. Jackson St., Norwood COUNTRYSIDE CHURCH OF
340 N. Julie Ave., Mansfield 417-746-4765 THE NAZARENE
LITTLE ZION BAPTIST
417-924-8319 150 E. Norwood St., Norwood
RR 2, Box 485, Norwood CATHOLIC
417-746-4058
BAPTIST 417-926-6763 IMMACULATE HEART OF
ASHLEY BAPTIST MARY CATHOLIC PENTECOSTAL
MANSFIELD FREEWILL
Cowboy Meeting Place 354 N. Roote Ave., Mansfield SUNSHINE FREE PENTECOSTAL
BAPTIST
4390 Old Springfield Rd,, 417-924-3779 3504 Sunshine Rd., Hartville
211 Columbus Street
Macomb 417-741-1423
behind Se-Ma-No Electric CHRISTIAN
417-259-1937
FIRST CHRISTIAN PRESBYTERIAN
MT. PISGAH BAPTIST
CORINTH BAPTIST 140 Court St., Hartville CUMBERLAND
2310 Hwy. H, Grovespring
4706 Cottengim Rd., Macomb PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
417-462-3697 MANSFIELD CHRISTIAN
417-746-4185 307 South Phelps Ave., Mansfield
851 W. Commercial St., Mansfield
MT. ZION SOUTHERN BAPTIST
ELK CREEK BAPTIST 417-924-3250 OTHER
5485 Hwy. F, Hartville
8871 Hwy. TT, Hartville HRPC - HARVEST PROJECTS
417-741-6962 CHURCH OF CHRIST
417-462-7900 REVIVAL CENTER
SHADDY CHAPEL
NORWOOD BAPTIST Corner of Phelps & Maple St.,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST
6637 Old Hwy. 60, Norwood Mansfield
215 W. South St., Hartville 8096 Highway 5, Hartville
417-746-4655 417-924-8860
417-741-6517
CHURCH OF GOD
OLD LIBERTY FREEWILL ODIN COMMUNITY
FIRST BAPTIST HARTVILLE CHURCH OF GOD
BAPTIST 1990 Pyatt Rd., Hartville
201 N. Madison Ave., Mansfield 170 Court Sq., Hartville
6602 Cass Rd., Hartville 417-741-7438
417-924-3306 417-741-7437
417-741-6313 RENOVATION CHURCH
JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
PLEASANT GROVE “COPE” 401 Broad St., Mansfield
GREEN VALLEY BAPTIST KINGDOM HALL JW
FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 417-818-7226
6411 N. Hwy. E, Hartville 1402 Hwy. F, Mansfield
417-464-7072 COLD CREEK COWBOY
417-924-8008
HARTVILLE FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
5658 Hwy. Z, Hartville ROCK CHAPEL FREEWILL METHODIST Hwy. 5 (between Ava, Mansfield);
417-741-6157 BAPTIST MANSFIELD UNITED SS 10:30-12; Wed. 6:30
4771 S. Hwy. E, Norwood METHODIST
HOPEWELL FREEWILL BAPTIST 417-250-0918 206 Lincoln Ave., Mansfield
10410 Hwy. 38, Graff
UNION GROVE FREEWILL 417-924-3568

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105 E Rolla St.
Hartville, MO
65667 209 N Lincoln St.
Pride 280 N. Main St.
Mansfield, MO Hartville, MO
Dave Davis 8665 Outer Road, Mtn. Grove, MO 65711 65704 65667
We’re Your Shield. We’re Your Shelter.
Store: 417-926-5454 • Toll Free: 877-926-5458 417-924-3233 417-741-6127
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ansfield Sales 417- 926-5400 | Fax 417-926-5404 04 M - Mansfield, M 6 704

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 Local Area Churches
Support our local houses of worship
APOSTOLIC Sunday A f ternoon W orsh ip SS 9:45am - W 10:15am PENTECOSTAL
Your Life Your Way LIFE CHURCH 2:30pm HOLINESS CHURCH 1601 N. MAIN
8345 Outer Rd, Mtn. G rov e GREEN MOUNTAIN CHURCH OF 121 South 63, C abool , MO
COUNTRY LIVING 417-926-0834 BAPTIST THE BRETHREN 417-926-3561 MTN. GROVE
On Hwy 95 Sunday 2pm • W ed 7pm 15 mil es N. on H wy. 95 GREENWOOD CHURCH SS 10am - W 11am & 7pm 417-926-5322
Assisted Living 2820 North Main L if e L essons Fri 7 pm SS 10am - W 11am OF THE BRETHREN W ed 7 pm
Mtn. Grove, MO Open 6 a.m. - Midnight
Y outh Serv ic e-L if e L iv e GREEN V ALLEY BAPTIST North on H wy. MM, ½ mil e to 7 days a w eek!
417-926-1955 RIV ER OF LIFE CHURCH 6411 N. H wy. E , H artv il l e A ustin L ak e Rd. , turn rig h t, 1 mil e SEV ENTH DAY
298 E . 19th St. , Mtn. G rov e SS 10am - W 11am & 6pm SS 9:30am - W 10:30am ADV ENTIST
P rayer: 10:30am SS: 11am W ed. Meal 5:30pm, W ed 7 pm SEV ENTH DAY
P astors: G l en & K imberl y B ibl e Study 6 pm CHURCH OF CHRIST ADV ENTIST
J ones HOPEWELL FREE WILL BENDAV IS CHURCH 415 W . C l ouse St. ( H wy. 95)
417-259-4177 BAPTIST OF CHRIST Saturday Morning Serv ic es
5 Mil es E ast 95 on 38 967-2760 SS 10am W 11:30am
ASSEMBLY OF GOD SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm H wy. 38 - W 10:30am P h one 417-260-5103
1901 W. 19th Street ( across from McDonald’ s) ASSEMBLY OF GOD W ed. 7 pm CHURCH OF CHRIST Hw y.95 & 60
Mtn. Grove, MO • HOURS: 6am-10pm 1/ 8 mil e N. on H wy. E LYNCHBURG BAPTIST 411 W . First St. 926-4982 OTHER Mtn. Grove
From J c t. H wy. 60 ( Norwood) N. H ig h way 95 & 32 SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm CALV ARY TEMPLE
Sun Morn 9:45am SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm W ed 7 pm 9241 W h eel er A rc h Rd,
Sun Nig h t 6 pm MANES BAPTIST SOUTHSIDE 926-5785

Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home

W ed Nig h t 7 pm 20 mil es N. CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday 10 am & 6pm
BLACK JACK
6 mil es E ast of G entryv il l e
SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm
MOUNTAIN GROV E
H wy. 95 South
W 10am & 6 pm
W ed 6 pm Meal
& 6:30 pm L if eg roups
McKinley’s #1 in Auto
& Collision Repair

“Our Family Serving Your Family Since 1960”

Turn right on AC, take first dirt FAMILY CHURCH CHRISTIAN BRETHREN BODY SHOP Computerized
Estimates
road on l ef t. C h urc h is on l ef t 10410 E ast B us. 60 CHURCH OF GOD FELLOWSHIP
315 N. Main, Mtn. Grove • 417-926-4111 about ¼ mil e. 417-926-6431 SOUTH STREET 801 N. B usc h David McKinley 417.926.5141
Monuments • Pre-Arranged Services • Cremations DAWSON ASSEMBLY Sunday Morning G roups: CHURCH OF GOD W 9:30am - SS 10:30am
w w w .craighurttfuneralhome.com OF GOD 9:45am, W 11am 400 South Street, 926-3076 Sun. E v ening W -7 pm 221 Chapman • Mtn. Grove, MO
10 mil es N. on H wy. 95 MOUNTAIN V ALLEY SS 9:45am - W 10:45am EMBREE COMMUNITY
SS 10am - W 11am & FREE WILL BAPTIST W ed 6:30pm 7 mil es E . of Manes on
6:00pm, W ed 6:30pm 6 Mil es W est on H wy. N GENTRYV ILLE H wy. A H Service | Q uality | Dependability
THE HOUSE SS 10am- W 11am & 6 pm CHURCH OF GOD SS 9:45am
910 E . D orris • 926-4571 417-926-3450 J unc tion H wys. 95 & 14 W 10:45am & 6 pm Mtn. Grove 417-926-5163

8665 Outer Road
Mtn. Grove, MO 65711
417-926-5454 • Toll Free: 877-926-5458 • Fax: 417-926-5456
421 E . State, Suite A
Mountain G rov e, MO 65711
B us. 417-926-3189
Fax 888-241-3461
T F. 800-995-0239
Bill Clifton
MAKING SENSE OF INV ESTING
Financi al A dvi sor
Building Supply
K ev in J oh nson, P astor MT. Z ION NO. 1 SS 10am - W 11am EV ENING SHADE
SS 9:30am - W 10:30am & FREE WILL BAPTIST COMMUNITY
6:30pm, W ed 6:30pm 6 mil es NW of Norwood EPISCOPAL 7298 C risptown Rd.
K id’ s Z one W ed 6 pm SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm THE CHURCH OF THE ( of f of H wy. A F, North of
W ed 7 pm TRANSFIGURATION Manes) 221 W. North, Mtn. Grove, MO 65711
BAPTIST NO. 1 FREE WILL 215 N. W al l , Mtn. G rov e 668-5608
BETHEL CHAPEL BAPTIST C h urc h Serv ic e 11am W 11am - B ibl e Study W ed 7 pm
FREE WILL BAPTIST 4 mil es f rom H ug g ins G ospel Sing ing
11 mil es N. on H wy. E SS10am - W 11am & 7 pm LUTHERAN 2nd T uesday 417.935.4004 Office
f rom Norwood W ed 7 pm HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN of E ac h Month 7 pm 417.839.9098 Cell
SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm NEW ROCK SPRINGS 1419 S. Sam H ouston B l v d, 417.935.4006 Fax
FAITH FAMILY
COLDSPRINGS FREE WILL BAPTIST H ouston MO FELLOWSHIP PO Box 158
FREE WILL BAPT. 10 mil es No. on “ MM” H wy. C h urc h P h one: 417-967-2204 MEETING AT Red Hill Portable Buildings 307 Enterprise Dr.
Rev . C raig B l ank ensh ip SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm P astor P h one: 573-729-6271 Playsets • Outdoor Furniture Seymour, MO 65746
Church
SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm OAK GROV E W orsh ip Serv ic e 8am 127 T obac c o Rd. david@jamcobuilders.com www.jamcobuilders.com
COON CREEK FREE WILL BAPTIST SS / A dul t C l ass 9:15am Mansfield, MO
FREE WILL BAPTIST N. of Norwood on H wy. E ST. PAUL 924-8947 or 924-2020
8 Mil es North east of SS 10am - W 10:50am LUTHERAN CHURCH

Elaine’s Tax Service

W Sunday 10am & 6:30pm
H artv il l e & 6 pm ELCA W ednesday Noon P rayer 1333 S. Sam Houston Blvd. • Houston, Mo.
E H wy. to C oon C reek Road W ed B ibl e Study 6:30pm 2nd & G rand, GOD’ S KINGDOM 866-967-3311 • w w w .tcmh.org
SS10am-W 11am & 6 pm OAK GROV E W il l ow Spring s MINISTRIES Total Commitment to Maximum Health Care
For All Your Tax and Accounting Needs W ed 7 pm FREE WILL BAPTIST 469-3709 214 South W al l St. ,
CORNERSTONE B etween H ouston & C abool W 9am - SS 10:15am Mtn. G rov e
2680 Main Lane Ph. 417-926-4565 FREEWILL BAPTIST 4 mil es f rom Simmons
Mtn. Grove, MO Fax 417-926-6068 SS 10am - W 11am
1/ 4 mi. N. of W . B us 60 E x it On H wy. Z METHODIST W ednesday B ibl e Study
H ome: 926-6332 B il l V andiv ort, Minister NORWOOD UNITED 6:30pm
SS 9:45am - W 10:45am & SS 10am - W 11am METHODIST LIV ING WATERS
6 pm W ed 7 pm PLEASANT HILL C H ig h way WORSHIP CENTER
PRIDEMORE
Need A Ride? C al l 926-6332 MISSIONARY BAPT. SS 10am - W 11am Meet A t Y MC A , Mtn. G rov e
CORINTH BAPTIST 5 Mil es South east on TRINITY UNITED Sunday Morning Onl y
910 N. Main
EXCAVATING
MACOMB A M H wy METHODIST
10:15 a. m.
Mtn. Grove H wy. K South of Mac omb SS 10am - W 11am 4th & Mapl e, 926-3176
MTN. GROV E
to H art and C otteng im Rds. 926-4766 OR 926-5756 SS 9:30am - W 10:45am Backhoe • Crawler Loader/Dozer • Dumptrucking
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
926-3700 SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm PLEASANT HOME W ed 6 pm
804 S. W al l Street All Type Excavation • Certified • Insured • Free Estimates
W ed 7 pm FREEWILL BAPTIST
DENLOW 1 Mil e North Of H wy. 76 MORMON 417-926-2216 Dan Pridemore: Owner Operator 417-926-4211
GENERAL BAPTIST On E E CHURCH OF JESUS SS 10am - W 11am
From Mtn. Grove: H wy 95 J osh ua H aney, P astor CHRIST OF C h il drens C h urc h 11:30am
A Locally Owned & Family Operated
Sunday Nig h t 6 pm -

QUALITY GLASS
Business since 1967! South to H wy. 76, turn west SS 10am-W 11am LATTER DAY SAINTS Satisfac
C P R ( K ids) 6pm
1714 N. Main - 4½ mil es on rig h t. From Sunday Nig h t 7pm H OU ST ON
W ed B ibl e Study & Guarantetion
Mtn. Grove Norw ood: C H wy. South to W ed 7 pm 3 mil es North of H ouston ed
(Just South of McDonald’s) H wy. 76, turn east - 4½ mil es PRIOR On H ig h way 63 K ids C l ass 6 pm 220 East 2nd St. (1½ blocks east of Square)
on l ef t. FREEWILL BAPTIST 417-260-3040 PEACE V ALLEY “For All of Your Auto & Truck Glass Needs”
417-926-5923 10 Mil es South on H wy. 95 Sunday Meeting s 10am CHURCH
SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00
417-926-5253
W ed 7 pm
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
261-2435
SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm
MT N. G ROV E
3145 N. H wy. 95
H wy. E to T h arp Sc h ool Rd. or
H wy. Y to T h arp Sc h ool Rd. (417) 926-0075
800-200-4793
417-926-0075
Saturday by appointment
Randy Norris - Owner
210 E ast 13th ROCK CHAPEL 417-926-3397 - Mac omb
Rev . W ayne C annon FREE WILL BAPTIST SS 10am - W 11am
No Sunday E v ening or
417-926-1009
SS 10am - W 11am &
6:00pm, W ed 6:00pm
9 mil es N of Norwood
On H wy. E
B ibl e Study 10am, W 11am
NAZ ARENE
FAITH COMMUNITY
CHURCH OF THE
W ednesday Serv ic es
B ibl e Study E v ery
Richards
Brothers SUPERMARKET
8920 W. Business
FAITH CHAPEL & 6 pm, W ed 6 pm NAZ ARENE T h ursday 7 pm As Always, Low Prices & Great Service!
Mountain Grove,
700 N Main St | Mountain Grove, MO 65711 FREEWILL BAPTIST SIMMONS BAPTIST 1301 N. H ov is St. , 926-5731 PLEASANT HILL
Sales 417- 926-5400 | Fax 417-926-5404
H wy. W , V anz ant B etween C abool & H ouston SS 9:45am - W 10:45am COMMUNITY CHURCH On the Sq uare in Mtn. Grove
65711
SS 10-10:45am - On H wy 63 & 6 pm, W ed 6 pm Spotted H og Road Of f C h er-
W 11am & 6 pm SS 9:30am - W 10:30am & COUNTRYSIDE CHURCH ok ee, Norwood, Mo 417-926-5800 Phone:417-926-77
FIRST BAPTIST 7 pm, W ed 7 pm OF THE NAZ ARENE SS 10am - W 11am 926-7732
807 E . 17th St. , Mtn. G rov e SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST 150 E . Norwood St. , B ibl e Study W ed 6 pm &
Sunday Sc h ool 9:00am 806 S. L ak e Street, Norwood Sun 6 pm C u s to m B u ilt T r a ile r s , P a r ts & R e p a ir
W orsh ip Serv ic e: 10:15am 926-5712 SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm UNION CHAPEL Steve & Mona
Sun. E v ening : 6:00pm
W ed. P rayer / B ibl e Study /
SS 9:45am-W 11am & 7 pm
D isc ipl esh ip T raining 6 pm
W ed 7 pm U nion C h apel Rd.
Of f H wy. 38
WESTGATE 8920 W. Bus. 60
Mtn. Grove, MO
T R A IL E R S& E Q U IP .
417-926-4045
Y outh / K ids 6 pm W ed 6:30pm PENTECOSTAL SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm N e w T ir e s
926-3483 V ANZ ANT BAPTIST THE CHURCH OF UNION CHAPEL #2 T r ai le r s
FIRST BAPTIST South 95 H wy. at 76 H wy. GOD OF PROPHECY 3 mil es S. of Mtn. G rov e
NORWOOD SS 10am - W 11 am 503 L ong St. on L ittl e C reek Road P h : 417-926-7733 • Fax : 417-926-7732 • Res: 417-741-7215
Ol d H wy. 60 E ast, Norwood, MO Rev . / P astor C arl Ray SS 2:30pm - W 3:30pm Sun. 10:45am • W ed 6 pm

SMITH & EDWARDS CONSTRUCTION, INC.

417-746-4741 WHETSTONE BAPTIST T uesday 7 pm V ICTORY
SS 10am - W 10:50am 8595 Ol d H wy. 60, CROSSROADS OF FAITH South 95 to V anz ant,

Shetlers
FRE E C ontinental B reak f ast Mtn. G rov e COMMUNITY CHURCH T ak e W to C ountry Road 262, 3 LOCATIONS
Fel l owsh ip 9:30am 417-926-6258 J unc tion H wy. 38 & H wy. 95 To Serve You!
Mountain Grove, Mo. 65711 W ed A dul t/ Y outh / C h il dren SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm SS 10am-W 11am & 7 pm
T ak e 262 1¼ mil es
SS 10am - W 11am
Disco unt Grocery
6:30pm W ed 7 pm W ed 7 pm V ICTORY TABERNACLE
P resident T i m H ancock 4 17 - 9 26 - 3 8 9 4 FIRST FREE WILL WILLOW SPRINGS FAIRV IEW PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

BAPTIST
401 S. Main St. , Mtn. G rov e
SS 9:30am
T raditional Serv ic e: 10:30am
Sun. E v ening : 6:30pm
W ednesday B ibl e Study
6:30pm
W ed C h il dren Y outh ( Sc h ool
Y ear) 6:15pm
926-5396
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
10 mil es N. on 95 H wy.
A l l en P ritc h ard, Minister •
417-259-0547
SS 10am - W 11 am &
6:30pm, W ed 6:30pm
GLENDALE FREEWILL
BAPTIST
South on 95 to A E ,
tak e A E to end of bl ac k top.
Save $$$
FREE WILL BAPTIST HOLINESS 1136 P ark Street
5 mil es N on H wy. 95 2mil es E of B endav is Mtn. G rov e
SS 10am - W 11am & J c t. H wy38 & M Sun. W orsh ip 10am & 7 pm
6. 30pm, W ed 7 pm SS 10am-W 11am & 6 pm W ed 7 pm
CATHOLIC
W ed 7 pm
LIFE POINT WORSHIP
THE NORWOOD CHURCH
320 N. E ag l e A v e. , Norwood ON PRODUCE & BULK FOODS!
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CENTRE SS 10am - W 11am
302 E . State Street 1104 N. Main St. , Cabool • Store & Cafe - Ext. 181 • 962-2255
Sun E v e 7 pm
Mtn. G rov e Mass Mtn. G rov e Norw ood • 1 Mile East on Outer Rd. • 746-4233
W ed 7 pm
Sun 10:30am 417-926-5483 Seymour • Hw y. C, Next To Dollar General • 935-9100
THE WAY
C abool Mass Saturday 4pm Sunday 10:30am & 6:30pm 8631 Mtn. V al l ey Rd.
W ed 6:30pm Mtn. G rov e
CHRISTIAN MTN. GROV E P astor E v an H arrison
FIRST CHRISTIAN PENTECOSTAL 417-929-2346
5th & Oak l and, 926-3428 LIGHTHOUSE WORDS OF FAITH LIFE
SS 9:45am W 10:45am 9th & H ubbard Streets CHURCH
W ed 6pm ( J H / H S students) SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm 113 W est Side of Sq uare,
T h ur 7 pm Mtn. G rov e
NORWOOD V ICTORY WORSHIP
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTER

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 WC VETERANS

Crum enjoying the healing power of

nature in Cedar Gap
BY RON SCHOTT
EDITOR@OZARKMEDIA.COM time in Iraq, she was also
deployed during Hur-
When Retired Staff Ser- ricane Katrina to New
geant Laura Crum looked Orleans, La. as part of a
at the military when in transportation mission to
high school, she was rescue stranded residents
mainl looking to benefit o the oo e it
from the college tuition “That was actually, see-
assistance program. ing it after the hurricane,
An active job with the probably harder for me
Army National Guard than coming home from
and Army Reserves in Iraq because it was my
Illinois turned into a 21- own soil, my own coun-
year career that eventu- try that was hurting at
ally ended with her re- that time, harder for us
tirement in August 2014. to grasp,” she said.
Crum said she really When Crum retired
enjoyed working with a six years ago, she was
unit when serving. like many when her
“Mainly the camarade- service time was done.
rie within the unit and She wasn’t sure what
just the fact that I knew was next and started to
Laura Crum when on deployment.
I was doing something process life with severe
that was going to help PTSD.
my country in one way or “ hen first retire
another,” she noted. didn’t know what to do
Her career began as a with myself,” Crum said.
personnel support as- “I had no purpose it felt
sistant from 1994-2000 like.”
before going into active Fortunately, Crum met
duty for the guard from her husband, Josh, which
2000-2005 in Paris, Ill. gave her a needed partner
Her job included pro- as she searched for her
ducing payroll, awards next purpose in life.
and anything adminis- Being from Illinois,
trative for a unit of 171 she had visited her aunt
people. and uncle at the Lake of submitted photos
Then in 2004, she began Ozarks and spent a week Retired Staff Sergeant Laura Crum with a marker for the
working as a truck driv- with them. United States Army outside her homesteader home in
er or 88 Mike. She did With the goal of living Laura Crum spending a moment inside a tank. Cedar Gap.
deploy to Iraq to help a homestead life off the
haul equipment out of grid, the couple began couple has plans to even- had to do everything for er people in the commu- more fresh veggies and
the country to the ports searching for land and tually have livestock and ourselves all of a sudden. nity living a homesteader watching kind of what
in 2004-2005 with 1544tg found it in Cedar Gap in to be more sel s fi ient No lights, no switch, It’s a life the couple has chosen. we eat.”
Trans Co, an Illinois March of this year. by growing their own little different, but at the “I’ve grown so much Her husband Josh works
Guard Unit. Crum said her view is food and growing their same time, it was a little more on watching what as a structural engineer
During that deployment, on top of 1,700 feet as the own meat. healing as well. All I had is going on the inside of for a salvage company.
the nit lost fi e sol iers land they purchased is on “The last fi e ears na- to focus on was myself me,” Crum said. She said she also has three
to IEDs and mortars as the side of a hill. ture has been my thera- and my husband. It really “It has opened my eyes adult children, which in-
the unit’s mission was to With the goal of settling pist and still doing amaz- opened my mind to a lot to a lot of different heal- cludes two boys, 23 and
provide combat security her mind, the couple de- ing things for me,” Crum more than I was expect- ing factors because I use 19, along with an 18-year-
for mail delivery trucks. cided to live in a 12x24 said. “It was a shock to ing it to.” everything I grow to feed old daughter. They all
Along with spending homesteader home. The begin with because we Crum said there are oth- my family. We’re getting live back in Illinois.

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Billy J. Austin Mike Austin 1979-2005, SMSgt E8 Brian Connell
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 WC LEGALS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI
PROBATE DIV ISION
In the Matter of ANGELA
CHRISTINE MILLER-MATLOCK
Save up to 40-70%
Deceased
BRYAN D. MATLOCK, WANDA
SUE MILLER and BRENDA
MILLER
Petitioners.
Case No: 20WR-PR00047
NOTICE OF HEARING
T o any and al l unk nown h eirs of
A ng el a C h ristine Mil l er-Matl oc k ,
dec eased, d/ o/ d 9/ 7/ 2019 and to
al l persons or entities wh o c l aim
any interest in th e property of
said D ec edent ( desc ribed bel ow)
as an h eir or th roug h any h eir of
said D ec edent.
Y ou are h ereby notif ied th at
a etition has een filed in the
abov e C ourt f or th e determina-
tion of th e h eirs of A ng el a C h ris-
tine Mil l er-Matl oc k , dec eased
and of th eir respec tiv e interests
as suc h h eirs in and with respec t
FRIEZE CARPET
to th e f ol l owing desc ribed real
property and personal property
owned by said D ec edent at th e
time of death , l oc ated in W rig h t
C ounty, Missouri, to-wit:
• L OT 3 OF B L OC K 2 A ND T H E
E A ST ONE -H A L F OF L OT 2,
B L OC K 2 OF MI L L E R A D D I T I ON
$ 14 9
T O T H E C I T Y OF MA NSFI E L D ,
W I RG H T C OU NT Y , MI SSOU RI
Installed
• H ome P ride B ank ac c ount
# x x x 501149 - $ 4, 644. 00 pl us
with pad
interest
• P romissory Note sig ned and
owed by B rad B radsh aw dtd.
As low as... sq. ft. 12/ 12/ 2007 with bal anc e due of
approx imatel y $ 59, 000. 00.
322 W. Third St.
P etitioners’ attorney is Sc ott B .
Stinson wh ose business address
Mountain Grove, MO
417-926-4489
Hours: Mon-Fri 8-7 • Sat. 9-7 • Sun. 11-5
1854 N. Glenstone
Springfield, MO
862-DAVE (3283)
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B U S I N E S S D I R EC TO RY
4 17- 74 1- 62 66
Office: 417-741-6444
WRIGHT COUNTY JOURNAL | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020
is 317 W . T h ird Street, Mtn.
G rov e, MO 65711
Y ou are h ereby notif ied th at
on D ec ember 10, 2020 at 9:00
o’ c l oc k a. m. th e W rig h t C ounty
ro ate Court ill take u or final
h earing th e P etition to D etermine
H eirsh ip in th is c ase, and at said
time and date wil l determine th e
h eirs of A ng el a C h ristine Mil l -
er-Matl oc k and th e ownersh ip
of th e property desc ribed abov e
and any oth er property as may
h av e been owned by A ng el ina
C h ristine Mil l er-Matl oc k at th e
time of h er death . Sh oul d you f ail
to appear and def end th e same,
j udg ment may be entered in due
c ourse upon said P etition
L ori J ones, C irc uit C l erk
B y: / s/ G ina J ones
G ina J ones, P robate C l erk
( 10) -28-( 11) -4-11-18
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI
DIV ISION I
J E FFRE Y T . SC H NU RR,
P l aintif f ,
v .
G E RRY L . E L L I S, f ormerl y
k nown as, G E RRY L . SC H NU RR.
D ef endant.
C ase Number: 20W R-C C 00055
NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR
SERV ICE BY PUBLICATION
T h e State of Missouri to D e-
f endant G erry L . E l l is, f ormal l y
k nown as G erry L . Sc h nurr:
ou are here notified that an
ac tion h as been c ommenc ed
ag ainst you in th e C irc uit C ourt of
W rig h t C ounty, Missouri, th e ob-
j ec t and g eneral nature of wh ic h
is a suit to q uiet titl e req uesting
th e C ourt to determine owner-
sh ip, rig h t, titl e and interest to th e
l and situated in W rig h t C ounty,
Missouri, and more partic ul arl y
desc ribed as f ol l ows:
T h e South east Q uarter of th e
South east Q uarter of Sec tion 12,
T ownsh ip 29, Rang e 14.
T h e names of al l parties to said
ac tion are stated abov e in th e
c aption th ereof and th e name
and address of th e attorney f or
P l aintif f is: J osh ua D . B rown,
P ointer B l ac k burn & B rown, 109
E . Sec ond St. , P . O. B ox 110,
Mountain G rov e, MO 65711.
Y ou are f urth er notif ied th at,
unl ess you f il e an answer or
oth er pl eading or sh al l oth erwise
appear and def end ag ainst th e
af oresaid petition with in 45 days
af ter th e 4th day of Nov ember
2020, j udg ment by def aul t wil l be
rendered ag ainst you.
W itness my h and and th e seal
of th e C irc uit C ourt th is 29 day of
Oc tober, 2020.
L ori J ones
B y: Marg e L oper
C irc uit C l erk
( 11) -4-11-18-25
IN THE 44TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT COURT, WRIGHT
COUNTY, MISSOURI
J udg e or D iv ision:
P ROB A T E
I n th e E state of E V E L Y N P A U -
L E T T E C H A ND L E R, a. k . a E v e-
l yn A dams, D ec eased.
C ase Number 20W R-P R00049
Notice to Creditors
( Smal l E state)
To All Persons Interested in
the Estate of EV ELYN PAU-
LETTE CHANDLER a.k.a Eve-
lyn Adams, Decedent.
On Oc tober 22, 2020 a smal l
estate a fida it as filed
distributees f or th e dec edent
the
under Sec tion 473. 097, RSMo,
with th e P robate D iv ision of th e
C irc uit C ourt of W rig h t C ounty,
Missouri.
A l l c reditors of th e dec edent,
wh o died on 09-J U N-2020, are
notif ied th at Sec tion 473. 444,
Visit our new website:
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RSMo, sets a l imitation period
th at woul d bar c l aims one year
af ter th e death of th e dec edent.
A c reditor may req uest th at th is
estate be opened f or adminis-
tration.
Rec eipt of th is notic e sh oul d not
be c onstrued by th e rec ipient to
indic ate th at th e rec ipient may
ossi l ha e a enefi ial inter-
est in th e estate. T h e nature and
ex tent of any person’ s interest, if
any, may possibl y be determined
ro the a fida it on this estate
filed in the ro ate i ision o the
C irc uit C ourt of W rig h t C ounty,
Missouri.
ate o first u li ation is o-
v ember 4, 2020.
L ori J ones, C irc uit C l erk by: / s/
G ina J ones C ourt C l erk
( 11) -04-11
“TRUSTEE’S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS”
T o al l persons interested in th e
E state of P amel a Sue D ic k inson,
dec edent.
T h e undersig ned, A l l en D ic k -
inson, is ac ting as Suc c essor
T rustee under a trust, th e terms
of wh ic h prov ide th at th e debts of
th e dec edent may be paid by th e
T rustee upon rec eipt of proper
proof th ereof .
T h e address of th e A ttorney f or
th e Suc c essor T rustee is: H os-
mer K ing and Royc e, L L C , 313
South G l enstone, Spring f iel d,
MO 65802.
A l l c reditors of th e dec edent are
notified to resent their lai s
to th e undersig ned with in six
( 6) month s f rom th e date of th e
first u li ation o this noti e or
be f orev er barred pursuant to
Sec tion 456. 5-505 RSMo.
D ate of First P ubl ic ation:
Nov ember 4, 2020.
A ttorney f or Suc c essor T rustee
J ef f rey C . G oodnig h t
H OSME R K I NG & ROY C E ,
L L C
313 South G l enstone,
Springfield, MO 65802
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ansfield art ille run at state

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In the Class 2 state
championships held Fri-
day, Nov. 6 on the Gans
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the ll tate team a ter Taylor from Hartville. with her All-State medal.
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Mountain Grove gets past rival Ava in districts
Panthers to play Buffalo for district title on Friday night
BY RON SCHOTT
EDITOR@OZARKMEDIA.COM
For the past four sea-
sons, the Ava Bears en-
joyed a lot of success
against rival Mountain
Grove. They won six
straight games, outscor-
ing the Panthers 176-63
during that margin.
So when Mountain
Grove drew Ava for the
Class 3, District 5 semi-
finals last ri a night
a much improved Pan-
thers team was ready
to turn the tables on the
Bears.
This time a hungry
Mountain Grove squad
dominated Ava on the
ears home fiel an
cruised to a 28-14 victory.
Mountain Grove led the
battle of offenses with
191 yards passing and 94
on the ground for 285 to-
tal yards. The Bears had
just 12 yards passing and
185 yards on the ground
for 197 total yards of of-
fense.
Ava’s failed onside kick
attempt to start the game
gave the Panthers the
ball on their own 46.
The offense put togeth-
er an 11-play drive that
featured quarterback
Tyson Elliott hitting Hol-
len Glenn for an 18-yard
pass. Glenn did not play
when the Panthers lost
14-0 earlier in the season
to Ava and his athletic
Keith gets 8-point buck
Isaiah Keith, of Mansfield, killed an -point buck on the
opening morning of youth deer season. e was hunting
in ouglas County.
ansfield boys
wins conference title
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@OZARKMEDIA.COM
The ansfiel i le
School boys and girls
cross country teams had
a lot of success in the re-
cent Summit Conference
meet held in Conway.
The Lions won the con-
ference title after having
o r r nners finish in
the Top-4. Braxton Bolf-
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Mountain Grove’s Drew Vaughan after his catch as he is
on his way fo a 61-yard touchdown.
presence showed just
how much it was missed
on the first ri e
After Brendan Rogers
converted a fourth-and-
one with a three-yard
run, he then caught an
Elliott pass for a 10-
yard touchdown. Hoyt
Mathews’ extra point
kick gave the Panthers
an early 7-0 lead.
After Ava’s punter
pinned Mountain Grove
inside their own 10 on
56-yard punt, the bad
fiel osition i nt
bother the Panthers.
Trenton Bevan had a big
15-yard run before Elliott
hit Drew Vaughan, who
made a juggling catch,
and ended up with a 59-
yard passing play.
It appeared the drive
might stall on a fourth
and long, but after a play
submitted photo
ro n ith a first la e
finish oming in behin
him was Zane Ussery in
second, Malachi Ussery
in third and Aaron Veen-
stra in fourth. All four
runners earned All-Con-
ference honors.
In the girls race, Te-
aghan McDermitt earned
All-Conference honors
ith her eighth la e fin-
ish.
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was set up during a tim-
eout, Elliott found Glenn
for a nine-yard passing
la or a first o n
The two connected
again, this time as Glenn
caught a pass, made a
spin move and found the
end zone for an eight-
yard touchdown passing
play.
Mathews’ kick pushed
the lead to 14-0.
After another strong
defensive series for the
Panthers’ defense, the
offense continued their
scoring ways starting a
drive on their own 45.
With the help of a pass-
ing interference call on
third-and-12, they later
converted a fourth down
as they needed six yards.
Elliott hit Rogers for a
seven-yard pass.
Three running plays
able ont re e ts on pea e ro
BY LARRY DABLEMONT
I left the border of Ne-
braska and South Dakota
at midday on Wednes-
day, crossing the wide,
sandy banks of the swift
but shallow Niobrara
River. Beyond it, I gazed
across desolate, gen-
tle hills of prairie grass,
rolling away as far as
the eye can see. It is the
land where Chief Spotted
Tail led a band of Sioux
Indians northward, to
fin a la e here there
were no intruding white
people that were coming
destroy to his homeland
in a search for gold and
all it would buy. At six
o’clock that evening, I got
lost tr ing to fin m a the hundreds. I became
into Iowa, and I stopped
on a high point to look
across miles of the city
and suburbs, of Omaha.
There were lights to ev-
ery direction, and from
that high hill I could see
giant ribbons of car lights
backed up to a distant
horizon, creeping slowly
along. To all directions
there were nothing but
lights…herds of human-
ity in masses too great
to imagine. I thought to
myself that out below me
was a misery of wasted
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Mountain Grove’s Trenton Bevan has his eyes on the end zone against the Bears.
later, Bevan scored from
nine yards out. Mathews’
kick gave Mountain
Grove a 21-0 lead.
a s o ense finall t Wes Drew had a big
a nice drive together just
before halftime on the
following possession.
They had three carries
for at least 13 yards on
a drive that took them
to the 2. After Moun-
tain Grove’s defense
st e them on the first
two plays, the Bears did
score from one yard out.
A two-point conversion
cut the lead to 21-8.
Early in the third quar-
ter, the Bears’ defense
forced a three-and-out.
On Rogers’ punt, it ap-
peared a fumble was
recovered as the Ava re-
turner touched a loose
ball.
time and wasted lives,
where people worked
their days and lives away
to make enough money
to s r i e an ee on o -
casion to enjoy what their
wages would buy, as far
as they could get from a
life that imprisons them
without their knowledge
of it. Eighteen hours lat-
er, I sat on an Ozark river
near my home, watching
the late-day sun cast the
world in a yellow and
orange landscape, where
a quiet music played in
o ing ater an in the
whisper of crisp falling
leaves hitting an adja-
cent gravel bar. There
ere small fish there b
tired of catching them
from the dark, shadowed
waters of a clear, cool cur-
rent. Below me there was
a river bluff with shades
of subtle colors, bathed in
the glow of a setting sun’s
last rays. There was not
a soul there but me, and
a peace and contentment
I cannot describe, settling
over me in the late eve-
ning. It was a peace that
made me want to stay
forever, where I felt the
Great Creator’s presence
and a blessing far be-
Unfortunately, the of-
fi ials laime he as
to he first b a o n-
tain Grove player.
sack for the Panthers to
help force another Ava
punt.
While Mountain
Grove’s offense strug-
gled, the Bears climbed
back into the game on
a 42-yard touchdown
run by their quarterback
with 2:18 left in the third
quarter.
A failed two-point con-
version kept the score at
21-14.
Feeling the pressure
of a Bears’ charge, the
Panthers got the big
play they needed as El-
liott found a sprinting
Vaughan across the mid-
le o the fiel or a
yond what I deserve. It
comes in a way I have felt
a million times before,
since boyhood, in those
places where there is no
man-made sounds, and
His presence sends a chill
throughout my being.
There is the distant howl
of a far-away coyote, the
screech of a wood-duck
hen and the splash of an
o asional fish belo the
shoal. I am a writer. I feel
as if God is conveying to
me a message to write
for others, from Him. In
a matter of hours, He
showed me the beauty of
the sand hills prairie, the
confusion and waste in a
great city during the late
hours of the evening, and
the wonder of an Ozarks
river that seemed to have
been, in those few hours,
as it could have been a
thousand years ago.
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yard touchdown pass.
Mathews’ kick gave the
Panthers a 28-14 lead.
Neither team’s offense
could do much in the
fourth quarter.
There were two late
turnovers. With under
one minute to play, El-
liott found Jase Dowden
or a ass to get a first
down, but Dowden fum-
bled the ball over to the
Bears with the game out
of reason.
Two plays later, Todd
Edwards got the ball
back on another inter-
ception this season. This
sealed the two touch-
down win for the Pan-
thers.
Mountain Grove will
travel to Buffalo to play
for a district title on Fri-
day, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m.
being still
Often, I feel the urgen-
cy to convey a message
from God after seeing
what He has shown me…
but I have no idea how to
do it. And I have no idea
what it is! God doesn’t
need me. He has told our
nation what will save us
and what will destroy
us. In the wake of our
complicated technology,
which is so loud amongst
the great, crowded herds
of men, God’s voice has
been drowned out, I
think.
But you can hear it in the
winds blowing through
the grasses of Spotted
Tails lands, and in the
so n o o ing shoals
and falling leaves from
mine, hundreds of miles
away. God is still alive
think i o an fin a
place where you can hear
Him.
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Laura Ingalls Wilder awards presented

BY RON SCHOTT
EDITOR@OZARKMEDIA.COM
While the COVID-19
pandemic forced the pre-
viously planned Laura
Ingalls Wilder Children’s
Literature Festival to be
done virtually this year,
the planning committee
was able to still hold its
LIWLF Award Ceremo-
ny on Thursday, Nov. 5
to pay special tribute to
the 2020 winners. David Harrison
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Home and Museum Di-
rector, the Rev. Nicholas
Inman, presented author
David Harrison the Ex-
cellence in Children’s
Literature Award during
the event.
arrison s first book
“The Boy With A Drum,”
sold more than two mil-
lion copies.
He has published 100 photos by Ron Schott photo o i ins ond by the Re icho s nm n
books that in l es oet- Members of the Laura Ingalls Wilder Children’s Festival Commitee with award-winning author David Harrison. Shown,
r fi tion nonfi tion or from left: Julie Thomas, Vicki Johnston, Annie Busch, David L. Harrison, Michelle Underwood, the Rev. Nicholas
young readers and edu- Inman and Marie Bristol. Not pictured were Teri Myers, Kim Ward and Gayla Hancock.
ational books or tea h- Higgins Bond
ers. Harrison is the poet
laureate of Drury Uni- up by a publisher.
versity and he has an el- During his speech,
ementary school named Harrison gave some
after him in his honor. highlights of his writing
During his time at the areer talke abo t his
podium, Harrison said time orking ith r -
this was the 51st anni- ry University and he also
versary of him publish- read a couple of poems.
ing his first book The recipient for the
e talke abo t ho his Excellence in Illustra-
interest started in writ- tion Award was Higgins
ing as a senior at Drury Bond, who was unable
taking a riting o rse to attend the event. She
though he was a science did receive her award Museum Curator Tana Redman, right, receives an award
major. He needed the when Rev. Inman visit- given posthumously to the late Laura Ingalls Wilder by
course as a requirement. ed her recently in Nash- Museum Supervisor Vicki Johnston.
His writing professor ville, Tenn. Bond is an
aske him an all o the award-winning illus- Brett Dudenhoeffer plays a selection on Pa s fiddle.
st ents to make a trator whose drawings
story and he said no one
ha e er aske him to o
that before.
brought to life the story
of “Lorraine: the Girl
Who Sang The Storm
Wilder would be very
honored to see that her
name was attached to an
tival Committee includes
Marie Bristol, Annie Bus-
h a le an o k Teri
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That same professor Away.” award that was present- Myers, Julie Thomas,
told Harrison that he had “I just want you to ex- ed to her colleagues,” Michelle Underwood, Looking Back- Jerry Branstetter, Jim
the makings o a riter press on my behalf on Rev. Inman said. Kim Ward, Rev. Inman Mansfield ans a k orneli s
e e ent all i ork what a great honor this ohnston also s oke and Johnston. 80 Years Ago in 1940 im ann m an a k
as an e itor at allmark is and the pinnacle of my about the artist Ron Rev. Inman said the With the country gear- Freeman.
career…,” Rev. Inman Sanders, who fashioned committee was excited ing up for war, all men
But in the meantime,
told the crowd on her the design based on to host the literature fes- 21-36 were supposed to 30 Years Ago in 1990
Harrison had made 152
a 1906 photo of Wild- ti al in ansfiel this register for the draft. Steven Welch, Eric
book s bmissions o er behalf.
A free carnival was Grubbs and Christa
an eight year period in e these are the first er when creating the year, but the pandemic
sponsored by the PTA at Choate were chosen as
and nothing was pub- awards given at the fes- award. forced a move to a virtu-
it ark in ansfiel sixth grade band stu-
lished until “The Boy tival with Wilder’s name Musician Brett Duden- al format. dents of the month.
ith r m o fi iall on them, the committee hoeffer concluded the The a ebook age i 60 Years Ago in 1960
launched his career. decided to give the late evening by playing a few receive more than 10,000 Mr. and Mrs. G.W. 20 Years Ago in 2000
“ t s har to kee get- a thor the first a ar sele tions on a s fi le views as the virtual fes- Reed were honored on ren h tea her i ki
ting turned downed,” he osth mo sl i ki Joe Coday, President of ti al ro i e links to a their 50th wedding an- lankenshi an ban
noted. Johnston, Museum Su- the Board of Directors for variety of authors. ni ersar ith a basket teacher Shannon Wal-
Harrison shared a pervisor, presented the the Laura Ingalls Wilder To see the many vid- dinner in the home of do organized a trip to
poem on the experience award to Museum Cura- Home Association, wel- eos an links rom this their son, John Reed. London and Paris next
of awaiting word on tor Tana Redman. comed the guests who year’s festival held Nov. summer for approxi-
whether a story of his “ think to be ite attended the event. 5-6, visit the Laura In- 40 Years Ago in 1980 mately 40 students and
as going to be i ke honest think rs The LIW Literature Fes- galls Wilder Children’s A group of citizens parents.
esti al a ebook age met with the school
or visit the festival’s board to discuss the 1 Year Ago in 2019
website at www.liwclf. possibility of starting Author Michelle Un-
com. a football program. er oo rites her first
Members of a commit- hil ren s book
tee formed to study the
issue were Kay Dennis,

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 WC EDUCATION WC HARTVILLE

Town and Country Bank donates Hartville accepts

to MGSD Imagination Library
BY SARAH SARTOR
MOUNTAIN GROVE SCHOOLS
Town and Country
Bank recently made a
donation to the Moun-
tain Grove Imagination
Library. “Town and
Country Bank and oth-
er community sponsors
make it possible to keep
the Imagination Library
in the Mountain Grove
community,” said Sar-
ah Sartor, Curriculum
Director of Mountain
Grove School District.
In about eight weeks,
children who have reg-
istered for the program
will begin receiving a
brand new book in the
mail each month. Since
children love to get mail,
the package will be ad-
resse s e ifi all to
each child.
Hopefully, that after-
noon a parent, grandpar-
Grovespring Elementary releases Honor Roll
BY GROVESPRING
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
The faculty and staff
of the Grovespring Ele-
mentary School recog-
nized several students
for their academic excel-
lence in making either
the “A” Honor Roll or
bids at meeting
Shown, from left: Mountain Grove Curriculum Director Sarah Sartor and Town and
Country Bank Representative Amy Emery.
ent or friend will read
the book aloud.
We believe these books
will be treasured and
read over and over.
or the first arter o the
school year.
“A” Honor Roll
Second grade: Mason
Fowler
Third grade: Alana
Luke and Jessica Smith
Fifth grade: Autumn
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@OZARKMEDIA.COM
The City of Hartville
accepted bids at a re-
cent meeting.
According to Septem-
ber meeting minutes,
the City accepted a
bid from Brooks Gas
Company for $1.09
per gallon for Sep. 25,
2020-April 30, 2021.
City Clerk Carla
Spooner informed the
Council that the City
received the MOPerm
Insurance claim for the
City buildings from the
hail storms. There was
a mistake on two of the
submitted photo buildings down at the
Water/Sewer Depart-
ment on S. Industri-
al Ave. MOPerm was
Reading aloud to chil- helping to sponsor the aware of the mistake
dren is one of the most Mountain Grove Imag- and would be correct-
important things fam- ination Library, contact ing the claim.
ilies can do together. Sarah Sartor at 926-3177, Spooner also informed
If you are interested in ext. 1016. the Council that the
new Purple Heart signs
for the City had arrived
and that the City would
be able to install them
when they received the
permit from MODOT.
In the October meet-
ing, Carla Spooner re-
“A & B” Honor Roll lock andWesley William-
ported to the Council
Second grade: Braylee son
the paperwork for the
Nelson, Aubree New- Fifth grade: Camryn
Cares Act had been sub-
man and Blair Roden Coltrane, Jayde Ghorm-
mitted to Wright Coun-
Third grade: Lillian ley, Nathan Jones, Hal-
Barnes, Isaiah Fowler, lie Miller, Broc Roden,
Douglas Lee and Halo Kyzler Shaw, Juleanah
Webster Smith and Wayne Smith
Fourth grade: Elizabeth
ty and the City received
the available funding
amount of $42,200 to
reimburse the City for
a roll an benefit e -
penses for the law en-
forcement employees.
Brett Long moved to
accept the $42,200. from
Wright County for the
Cares Act and depos-
iting into the General
Fund. She also report-
ed to the Council that
the revised insurance
claim for the roof dam-
ages from MOPerm
had been received.
Board member Nathan
Helsley moved to ac-
cept the $182,145.76
from MOPerm with
$82,258.00 deposited
into the General Fund,
$69,215.00 into the In-
dustrial Fund, $3,654.21
into the Tourism Fund
and $27,018.55 into the
Water and Sewer Reve-
nue Fund. The measure
was approved. Police
Chief Adam Stigall gave
the Council a verbal ac-
tivity report. He also re-
ported to the Council that
all emergency calls will be
handled by 911 beginning
Nov. 1. There will be no
more dispatch calls from
Wright County Sheriff
Department.

the “A & B” Honor Roll
Mountain Grove Elementary Class of the Week
WC
Fowler Gazelle, Landan Med-
LOOKING BACK
Looking Back-
Mansfield
60 Yearas Ago in
1960
Kay Calhoun accepted
the position of clerk
for the Wright County
Selective Service Board.
50 Years Ago in 1970
Lynn and Carolyn Per-
kins, Carol Moore, Joe
Hunter, Terry Hicks, Jo-
etta Mills, Bonnie Dug-
ger and Vince Halloway
attended the UMYF of
the Methodist Church
in Hartville.
40 Years Ago in 1980
Frank Wexler, attor-
ney-at-law, opened a
la o fi e in art ille
T o fi ers ere at
Byrd, Deva Senter, Raw-
na Benson, Joye Lyles
1. and Pat Clifton.
30 Years Ago in 1990
Aaron Sampson and
Shannon Grove were
selected as king and
queen for Hartville’s
Fall Festival.
Joe Hunter was pro-
moted to Deputy Assis-
tant Secretary for Water
and Science in Washing-
ton, D.C.
20 Years Ago in 2000
The Lady Eagles soft-
ball team lost to Ash
Grove in the state soft-
ball tournament. Angie
Dolan was the pitcher.
A Friendship Quilt
Show was held at the
United Methodist
Church Women and
held at Hartville Meth-
odist Church.
10 Years Ago in 2010
World War II veteran
Darrell Oliphant was set

Continuing the Legacy

submitted photo
The Shannon Heating & Cooling Class of the Week at Mountain Grove Elementary School is Shelley Pamperien’s class
of second graders. Pictured with Mrs. Pamperien are her students, front row, from left: Haydence Robertson,
Conner Smith, Lance Keehner, Arthur Akkerhuis, Braylee Fletcher, Kimber Myers, Lucas Broome, Khylie Smith,
Stella Sparks and Raylan Campbell. Back row: Ella Grover, Peyton Bradshaw, LeeAllie Irby, Andrew King, Kaeston
Loughridge, Maverick Davis, Noah Wheatley, Jay Raney, Isaiah Parris, Kennedy Emery and Kyndal Gruben.

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Wright County Recorder
o ee s o fi e
Kirk Kilfoy and Michele
Kilfoy to Edgar Loban;
Tract 1 is a part of Lot 2 of
the NE quarter of Section
5, Towneship 30 north,
ange est o the fi th
P.M…
Wayne Johnson and Mi-
chelle Johnson, a Warran-
ty Deed, to Christina M.
Keutgen; Lot 10, Briar-
oo states the first a -
dition to Mountain Grove,
the same being a part
of the SW quarter of the
NE quarter of Section 4,
Township 28 north, Range
12 west.
Michael Sapp, succes-
sor trustee of the Don. D.
Harris trust and Marilyn
S. Harris trust, a Trustees’
Warranty Deed, to Zach
Kelly and Jamie Kelly;
All of Lot 11, Block 7 of
University Heights Sub-
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