WRIGHT COUNTY

WC JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 17, 2022

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BRIEFS
Burn Ban lifted in
Wright County
Heritage Festival fun
in Mountain Grove
The Wright County
Commission had recent-
ly issued a Burn Ban due
to the extreme drought
conditions that existed.
With the recent rains
Wright County has expe-
rienced, the Wright Coun-
ty Commission officially
“Liverpool Legends” provided entertainment on day one of now annual
lifted the ban effective
Aug. 11.
event that paid tribute to trains, planes and antique motorcycles

Deadlines changed
for Sep. 7 issue
Due to the Labor Day
holiday falling on our
normal press day of Mon-
day, Sep. 5, all deadlines
have been moved for the
Sep. 7 issue.
News and advertising
submissions must be
provided to the Wright
County Journal for that
issue by no later than 5
p.m. Thursday, Sep. 1.
News submissions can
be sent to editor@wright-
countyjournal.com. Ad-
vertising inquiries can be
made by emailing ads2@
wrightcountyjournal.
com.
photos by Ron Schott (several albums of photos on the Wright County Journal Facebook page; more photos also on pages A10-A12 of this issue)
The Liverpool Legends play some of The Beatles’ hits in front of a large crowd in Mountain Grove at the 2022 Heritage Festival.
INSIDE

Mountain Grove
holds annual BBQ,
midnight practice The Liverpool Legends during their Mountain Grove concert. The group
Page B1 currently performs at the Moon River Theater in Branson.

Schedule coming together for Wilder Day 2022

MGCA gets set for
upcoming year
Page A6
DEATHS
Michael Cooper
Leola Marie Bell
INDEX
Calendar..............Page A2
Weather..............Page A2
Obituaries..............Page A3
County...................Pages A4-A5
Sports................Page B1
Education..............Pages A6-A7
Church.................Pages A8-A9
Classifieds.................Page B4
Legals...............Pages B2-B3
Grocer..................Pages B5-B6
Heritage............Pages A10-B12
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WILDER DAY COMMITTEE
The Wilder Day committee is
continuing with preparations
for Wilder Days scheduled to
begin at noon Friday, Sep. 23
and 9 a.m. on Saturday, Sep.
24. Wilder Day will be held
on the grounds of the Laura
Ingalls Wilder Home and the
town square in Mansfield, with
the theme “Land of the Big Red
Apple.”
Shuttles will be available to
transport visitors from the
square to the Laura Ingalls
Wilder Home and Museum.
Several events on the agenda
include Friday night features
a Street Dance from 7-9 p.m.
Drink fluids, watch for red flags when working in the heat
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
With temperatures staying
about the 90 degrees mark for
most of the summer, many
young Wright County athletes
along with those who have
outside jobs have been battling
a brutal heat that can affect
their health.
Kody Johnson, Family Nurse
Prac t it ioner for Missou r i
Ozarks Community Health
(MOCH) in Mountain Grove,
said there are a lot of red flags
that both athletes and laborers
should pay close attention to
prevent severe illness and heat
with live band and food, craft
and period vendors on the
Mansfield Square.
On Saturday, the Fiddle Off
Contest will take place on the
grounds of the historic farm-
house starting a 9 a.m. with
the Morgan horses, games and
other activities.
Downtown on the Mansfield
Square will be food, craft and
period vendors, and enter-
tainment with various groups
performing each hour.
The Little Laura and Farmer
Boy contest also to be held on
the square at 11 a.m.
Application forms can be
picked up at Weaver Inn, even-
tually will be published in the
stroke.
Some signs include getting
sweaty, shortness of breath,
muscle pains and spasms, skin
getting too pale and clammy,
as well as a feeling of being
extra tired and weak. Severe
headaches can also be experi-
enced before someone passes
out from heat exhaustion.
“It they are starting to have
muscle cramps, muscle spasms
Wright County Journal and at them and return the next year
the Wilder Days email address for the new winner.
of Wilderdays01@gmail.com Band Off prizes are $100 for
The Parade Marshall for 2022 first place, $75 for second place
will be Charlotte Stewart, who and $50 for third place.
portrayed “Miss Beadle” in “Land of the Big Red Apple”
the series “Little House on the T-shirts will be available for
Prairie.” sale at various locations in
The parade time is 1 p.m. All Mansfield and at the Laura
organizations and churches Ingalls Wilder Museum.
are encouraged to participate. Exact dates for sales of the
Parade float prizes includes
$100 for first place, $75 for sec-
T-shirts to be announced in
next update.
ond place, $50 for third place Food and craft vendors are
and $25 for fourth place. still needed are for the event.
There will be a High School To request a vendor form
Band Off again this year and please email Wilderdays01@
there will be a “High School gmail.com or call 417-924-3626.
Band Off Traveling Trophy” The date of Sep. 1 is the cut off
that the winner will take with time to turn in vendor forms.
or pains, it is a big red flag sign possible, for folks to wear light
that you need to take a break colored and loose fitting cloth-
and get somewhere cooler and ing, though he admits that may
get some water or Gatorade,” be difficult for the athletes.
Johnson said. “(Athletes) need He also encourages folks to
to make sure they are talking try and avoid doing a lot of
to their coach about it.” their work in the hottest part
He noted that football players of the day.
wearing pads have even higher Sunscreen is also recom-
temperatures to compete in. mended.
“They should start hydrating Johnson then reminded those
days before and need to be who take medications that
hydrating all day long to help some medications can make
them to get through that stuff some people hotter than oth-
so they don’t have symptoms, ers.
and ultimately, prevent heat
strokes,” Johnson said.
He added that people with
heart problems need to watch
He also encouraged, when themselves more closely too.

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Community
Calendar
WC WEATHER Car Show on Aug. 19
The “Back to School
Car Bash” is scheduled
Sunday kicks off eight TODAY for 6-8 p.m. on Friday,
Aug. 19 on the square
75 High, 59 Low
days of rain on radar... AM Showers
in Mountain Grove.
George D. Hay Soci-
ety annual event
The George D. Hay So- chased by calling 417-
ciety presents the 16th 554-0027. Cost is $35 for
Annual Honors and premium, $25 reserved
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY and $20 general admis-
82 High, 60 Low 83 High, 62 Low 83 High, 63 Low 80 High, 64 Low 79 High, 64 Low 80 High, 63 Low Awards Ceremony at 5
Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Scattered Scattered Scattered p.m. on Aug. 20 at the sion.
Norwood set for
Thunderstorms Thunderstorms Thunderstorms
Star Theater in Willow
Springs. Cruise-in Aug. 27
The 2022 Hall of Honor The First Annual Nor-

WC
110 Years Ago
Aug. 15, 1912
The Five Hundred Club
and special guests en-
joyed the hospitality of
Doctor and Mrs. E.J. Butz-
ke on Tuesday in their
Oakland Ave. residence.
The affair was enjoyed
by Messers and Mes-
dames E.G. Neighbors,
J.W. Batcheller, J.H. Liv-
ingston, J.W. Key, C.W.
Week of 8/22/22 - 8/28/22
Banks, C.E. Baker, R.C.
Hardin, C.T. Wells, Mis
Roxy Wells and Mr. Ray
Treon.
85 Years Ago
Aug. 19, 1937
YESTERYEAR
wood Cruise-In will
inductees include Dave
and Darlene Gourley
along with George Ma-
be held at the Ronnie
Atchison Memorial
son and Gordon Mc- Pavilion on Saturday,
Cann. Aug. 27. A donation
Fowler News: Betty Connie Harris, Sandra Bishop, son of Earl and to enter. Prizes will be
Admission is free to
Kuhney got her thumb Worrel, Mrs. Mary Wor- Mary Bishop, of Moun- awarded.
the event.
broken while playing ball rel (club sponsor), Pat- tain Grove, was promot- A 10-pack Bingo will
For more information,
at school last Friday. sy Worrel, Robert Tate ed to his present rank be played. Concessions
call 573-776-5253 or
Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Beck- and Janice Worrel. They and has reported for duty available.
417-293-3367.
ham, of Shoshone, Idaho, brought home 35 ribbons. with 3rd Marine Aircraft Ozark Family Rodeo
Collingsworth
were here with relatives 35 Years Ago Wing, Marine Corps Air returns to Mountain
Family on Aug. 26
the last of the week. Aug. 19, 1987 Station, El Toro, Calif. Grove
The Cold Creek Cow-
60 Years Ago Elaina Bennett, of Nor- 20 Years Ago Ozark Family Ro-
boy Church is welcom-
Aug. 16, 1962 wood, recently complet- Aug. 14, 2002 deo will be coming to
ing the Collingsworth
Members of the three ed the dental assisting On May 12, 2002, Tanna Mountain Grove on
Family in concert on
J.F.A. Clubs in this area program at East Central Marie Allen graduated Saturday, Aug. 27 for an
Friday, Aug. 26. Church
won almost half of the College. Upon comple- Cum Laude from Dru-
total number of ribbons tion of the American Den- ry University. She’s the
is located at 257 Rt. 5,
Bryant, Mo. 65704.
event that will begin at
7 p.m. at the Tri-County
given at the State J.F.A. tal Association (ADA) daughter of Delbert and Fairgrounds.
Tickets can be pur-
Fair held at Marshfield examination, Bennett will Donna Gilley. She is the
last week. Members from become a certified dental wife of Ryan Allen, the
the local clubs winning assistant. mother of Ryanna and
ribbons were Keith Tate, Marine Pfc. James L. Cory Allen.

LOOKING BACK - MANSFIELD

20 Years Ago in 2002 of Dr. Andy Adams’ con- son. Movies featured at the
Dr. Robert Perry was tract on July 30. Katelynn Smith was Ava Family Theatre in- Currently Playing:
kly Crossword
named temporary ad- New teachers joining theby crowned
MargietheE.2012
Burke
Nation- cluded “Total Recall.”
Bullet Train
ministrator for Mansfield Mansfield School staff in- al American Miss Mis- Coming soon were “Diary
1 2 3 4 5
R-IV Schools during the
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
cluded William Schoelles, souri pageant. She is the of a Wimpy Kid” and Fall
Aug. 7 meeting. This came Karalin Sanders, Shelly daughter of Michael and “Bourne Legacy.” Thor, Minions
14 15 16
e following the termination Barnett and Sara Thomp- Sarena Smith. Coming Soon: Beast, Nope
e 17 18 19 Showtimes: Monday
ildup LOOKING BACK - HARTVILLE Friday-6:30 DISCOUNT DAY-
20 21 22
on Saturday-12:30 3:30 6:30 6:30 (Open Labor Day)
20 Years Ago in 2002 aide; Chelsea Jones, band; the Missouri Department tomer Appreciation Day Sunday-12:30 3:30 Tue-Thur -CLOSED
e A local ski clinic
23 for the Sara Coleman, 24 music;
25 of Conservation. on Aug. 21.
disabled was held at Lake Gabrielle Nelson, spe- The Hartville Saddle Matthew Brent Keith
ng do Freddie,
26 27 north
28 of Hart- 29cial needs
30 elementary; Club is set
31to host
32 a Rodeo
33 participated in the 73rd
ville, on Saturday. and Kristi Ballard, fourth on Sunday. Missouri Boys State event
34New faculty that came35 grade. 36 37
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our long-time employees,
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 WC OBITUARIES
Hearing Problems ...
or maybe just earwax? MICHAEL DALE COOPER
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI
Michael Dale Cooper was born in Houston, Aug.
30, 1976, to Donna Cooper and Delbert Bannister.

FIND OUT! Michael departed this world on Aug. 6, 2022, at the

age of 45 years, 11 months and 6 days. Mike served
in the United States Air Force in many different roles
for our nation. He was in the 131st Security Forces
We’ll look into your ear canal with our Video Otoscope. Squadron to the 7th Weapons of Mass Destruction/
Civil Support Team, and finally retired from Can-
As you are watching the TV screen we’ll do a complete non Range at Fort Leonard Wood. He also served
inspection of your ear canal and eardrum. If there is on the Mountain Grove Fire Department as well as
Fire Chief for Northern Wright County. Mike was
any amount of wax blockage, you’ll know immediately. currently working as an EMT for Texas County
Memorial Hospital and also serving as an American
Heart Association Instructor, and EMS Instructor for
certification for Texas County Memorial Hospital.
Mike’s greatest joy was spending time with his fam-
SPECIAL GUEST! MICHAEL DALE
COOPER
ily, especially his grandchildren, along with hunting
and bowling. Mike had a huge smile and could make
people laugh. All who knew him will cherish the memories of yesterday, as he
Nationally Known Hearing Aid Expert, will be missed and loved in every tomorrow. Michael was preceded in death
by his father, Delbert Bannister; grandparents, John and Margaret Cooper, and
Chris Healey, will be available for our Bill and Jean Bannister; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Nova and Janet Baney;
and uncle, Dan Cooper. He is survived by his wife, Candy Cooper; son, Michael
special event — AT NO CHARGE! Cooper; daughter, Rebecca Cooper and fiancé, Benjamen Barr; grandchildren,
Anthony and Elizabeth; his mother, Donna Cooper; brothers, John Cooper,
Paul Bannister and Ernie Bannister; as well a host of nieces, nephews, other
relatives and friends. May you rest in peace, our friend, and watch over us as
5 DAYS ONLY!! we continue the mission.
Visitation for Michael Cooper was held Friday, Aug.12, 2022, from 6-8 p.m.
at Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home, Mountain Grove. Funeral services were held
MONDAY, AUGUST 22ND • OZARK Saturday, Aug. 13, 2022, at 10 a.m. at Pleasant Grove (Cope) Church, Hartville,
with the Rev. Jerry Ward officiating. Song selections were “Go Rest High On
That Mountain,” “I’ll Fly Away,” “See You Again” and “Dancing In the Sky.”
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23RD • MOUNTAIN GROVE Michael Cooper, Benjamen Barr, Nathan Looper, Frank Steelman, Chris Weaver
and Bill Heikkila served as pallbearers. Mark Robertson and Jeremy Looper
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24TH • MARSHFIELD served as honorary pallbearers. Burial with full mil-
itary honors by the United States Air Force was held
in Cope Cemetery under the direction of Craig-Hurtt
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25TH • MARSHFIELD Funeral Home, Mountain Grove. Online condolences:
www.craighurttfuneralhome.com.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 26TH • OZARK
CALL TO RSVP: (417) 815-7794 LEOLA MARIE BELL
LEBANON, MISSOURI

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be, Starkey invites you to our Factory Leola Marie Bell, daughter of Roy "Buddy" Pe-
terson and Mary Eula Dye Peterson, was born on
Special Sale and you’ll receive: June 7, 1930, in Sweden, Mo. and departed this life
on Aug. 6, 2022, in Lebanon, at the age of 92 years.
Leola received Christ as her savior, at a young age,
FREE Video otoscope examination. It may just be wax blockage. at one of her Grandpa Dye’s revivals. She had been
a member of Mr. Pleasant Methodist Church for
FREE Computer hearing consultation to see what you hear and many years, until her health prevented her attend-
ing. On Dec. 18, 1948, she was united in marriage
what you don’t. with Mearle Bell and to this union was born four
children. She was preceded in death by her hus-
band; one son, Michael; and by her parents. Leola
FREE Hearing aid inspection. All makes and models. was a lifelong educator teaching for many years and
after retirement she continued substitute teaching
FREE Trade-in appraisal of your old hearing aids. for many more years until her health declined and
she was unable to do the things she loved most. She
LEOLA MARIE
FREE Package of hearing aid batteries. One free pack per family. BELL
enjoyed all types of needle work including quilting,
crocheting and sewing. She especially liked to make
FINANCING AVAILABLE* Call for details! things for her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, as well as
friends. She loved to play cards at the Stoutland Senior Center after retirement
with her many friends.
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husband,
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herichusband Lyle; Mari-Anne Biggers and her husband, Ricky; Michaele Bell;
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for Leola
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Card table & Chairs • Roaster • Pressure Cooker • Vac Cleaner sitting• Wooden
on 20 Desks
acres m/l. Home features an
• Glider Rocker • Lift Chair • Rocker Recliner • Office Chairopen
• Endfloor
Tablesplan offering a large living area
• Plant
Stands • Sofa Tables • Howard Miller Mantle Clock • Printers & Computer Monitors
and Board
• Panasonic 42” Flat Screen TV • Twin Bed • Desk • Iron & Ironing kitchen/dining
• Wooden combo with a mini bar.
Rocker w/Brass Inlay • 3Pc King Bedroom Suite • Wall Mirror Central Heat32”and
• Toshiba TV •Air. The property offers a
Jewelry Box • Stand Light • Other

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Utility Shed, a 1240 sq ft Shop Building, and
outDoor ~ Miscan 8 x12 Greenhouse. The acreage is 85%
3 Bedroom 2 Bath 1350 sq ft Modular Home sitting on 20 acres m/l. Home features an open floor
Craftsman LT1000 42” 18hp Riding Mower • Leaf Blower • Picnic Table • Patio
wooden and has a large amount of wildlife.
~ ANtiQues ~ The
plan offering a large living area and kitchen/dining combo with a mini bar. Central
Furniture • Lawn & Garden Tools • Garden Tools • Charbroil Gas Grill • 8’Fiberglass
Heat and Air.
2213 Petrus Circle • Ozark, MO ThisCans
Ladder • Lawn & Garden Decor • 6’ Fiberglass Step ladder • Fuel is a •very
Polenice
Sawsproperty. Terms: 10% down
~ coLLectibLes
property offers a Utility Shed, a 1240 sq ft Shop Building, and an 8 x12 Greenhouse.
• Cobra Root Rooter • Cow Horns • Window Air Conditioner • Copper • 2 Wheel
day of auction,
Dolly • Hand Sprayer • Trash Can • Post Driver • Smooth Wire • Snow Shovel •
The acreage is~85%
taxes prorated, closing costs
wooden and has a large amount of wildlife. This is a very nice property. (Subject to court approval.
Pet Taxi • Canning Supplies • Dehydrator • Coolers • Water split,
Pumpbalance
• NationaldueMeatat closing. For Showing call #5 Red Wing Crock w/Bales * Old Kodak Camera •

205 W. Third St., Unit 6 • Mountain Grove, MO

Old Baby Shoes • Green Depression • Hull • Crocks
Sold as is where is.) Terms: 10% down day of auction, taxes prorated, closing costs split, balance due at
Stuffer • Wheel Barrow • Shepherd Hooks • Yard Cart • Craftsman Yard Sweeper •
Homemade Smoker • MTD Fronttine Tiller • Craftsman 14” Shawn
Rear Tine 417-830-0209
Tiller • Saw • Puss n Boots USA Cooke Jar • Blue Jars • Carnival
closing. For Showing call Shawn 417-830-0209
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Horses • Poulan Wild Thing Saw • Misc Lumber • 12’ Ext Ladder • Patio Chairs • Glass • Organ Claw Foot Stool • Buttons • Books •
20x20 cArport
Wooden Doors • Compost Shredder • Electric Motors • Military Saddle • Craftsman
Terms of Real Estate: 10% Down Day of Auction, Taxes Prorated, Costume Jewelry • Pocket Knives • Pocket Watches
Closing Costs Split,
222 S Crittenden St, Ste C • Marshfield, MO Push Mower • Weed Burner • Horse Shoe Supplies • Live Trap • Log Chains • Meat
Saws • FenceBalance
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• Brinkman (More
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• Other
• Belt Buckles • Bow Saw • Metal Crates • Advertising
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GE Washer & Dryer • Chest Freezer (like new) • Oak Dining Table • Bar Stools •
Computer Desk • Couch • 4 Drawer Dresser • Pots & Pans • Glassware • Assorted
Dishes • Small Kitchen Appliances • Vacuum Sealer • GE Refrigerator • Flat Top
LG Stove • Honeywell Safe • Bookcase • Electric Heater • TV Trays • Magic Chef
RV Refrigerator • 32” Television • 3 Drawer Dresser • Twin Bed • Stand Light • Wall
2001 toyota tundra trD ext cab Clock • 9” 18gallon Kitchen Sink (NIB) • Box Fan • Master Chopper • Single Burner
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Mountain Grove man injured in
accident where three others died
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
One Mountain Grove
18-ye ar-old suffered
moderate injuries in a
one vehicle accident last
week that resulted in the
tragic loss of three lives.
According to the Mis-
souri State Highway Pa-
trol Crash Report, Taylor
Ranney was a passenger
in a 2006 Toyota Scion
driven by Clay Palmer,
19, of Cleveland, west-
bound on Highway B,
three miles east of Jerico
Teenager hurt in motorcycle wreck
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
A Hartville 18-year-old
suffered serious injuries
in a motorcycle accident
that took place around
4:40 p.m. on Missouri 38,
one mile east of Hartville,
Drug arrest made near Cedar Gap
BY THE WRIGHT COUNTY
SHERIFF’S OFFICE
The Wright County
Sheriff’s Office reported
a drug arrest that took
place on Aug. 6.
According to a report,
Corporal Jimmy Camp-
bell stopped to check on a
vehicle sitting on the side
of the road on Highway
60 near Cedar Gap. Cor-
poral Campbell reported-
ly made contact with an
occupant of the vehicle,
identified as Phillip Cat-
Traffic stop leads to a drug arrest
BY THE WRIGHT COUNTY
SHERIFF’S OFFICE
On Aug. 7, the Wright
County Sheriff’s Office
made a traffic stop that
ended up in an arrest for
a controlled substance.
According to a report,
Corporal Jimmy Camp-
bell conducted a traffic
stop at approximately
9:33 p.m. on Highway 38.
During the stop, Cor-
poral Campbell asked
for consent to search and
Local 12-year-old reported missing
BY THE WRIGHT COUNTY
SHERIFF’S OFFICE
The Wright County
Sheriff’s Office reported
last week they are seeking
any information regard-
ing the whereabouts of
a 12-year-old from the
Grovespring area.
According to a report,
Maxwell Robbins, 12, is 5’
tall and weighs approxi-
mately 120 pounds.
He was last seen wear-
ing black sweat pants
with Adidas on the left
leg.
He had no shoes, no
shirt and has what is de-
scribed as long, shaggy
hair.
Robbins was last seen
the night of Aug. 10 at his
residence on Parks Creek
Rd. in Grovespring.
Those having any in-
formation or know the
whereabouts of Maxwell,
are encouraged to con-
tact the Wright County
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Springs in Cedar County. and Chick were report-
At around 4:30 p.m. on edly not wearing a safety
Aug. 4, Palmer’s vehicle device.
topped a hill and became Ranney was also report-
airborne before traveling edly not wearing a safety
off the right side of the device and was taken to
roadway and overturn- Cox South Hospital in
ing. Springfield.
Palmer was eject ed A fourth passenger,
from the vehicle and Bradley Kidwell, 18, of
pronounced dead at the Cabool, suffered serious
scene. Also ejected and injuries and was flown
pronounced dead at the to Cox South Hospital in
scene were Logan Meer- Springfield.
katz, 18, of Cleveland, as He reportedly was wear-
well as Ryan Chick, 18, of ing a safety device.
Cabool. Palmer, Meerkatz
According to the Mis- and overturned.
souri State Highway Pa- He was transported by
trol Crash Report, Adam Mercy ambulance to Cox
Coffman was driving his South Medical Center in
2002 Harley Davidson Springfield.
westbound when he re- He was reportedly wear-
portedly traveled off the ing a safety device.
left side of the roadway
Campbell deployed K9
Ace. K9 Ace alerted to the
odor of narcotics coming
from the vehicle. Sus-
pected marijuana and
methamphetamine was
located. Catlett is current-
ly on federal probation.
Catlett was transported
to the Wright County Jail
and later charged with
possession of a controlled
Phillip Catlett substance. All suspects
lett. Catlett appeared to should be considered
be under the influence innocent until proven
of a narcotic. Corporal guilty in a court of law.
pected marijuana and
methamphetamine as
well as drug parapher-
nalia.
Tanya Reser, 58, of Hart-
ville, was arrested and
transported to the Wright
County Jail. Reser was
later charged with pos-
session of a controlled
substance.
All suspects should be
Tanya Reser considered innocent until
consent was granted. He
reportedly located sus-
prover guilty in a court
of law.
Maxwell Robbins
Sheriff’s Office at 417- was available as of the
547-7182. Wright County Journal’s
No updated information press time on Monday.
THE CHAMPION NEWS
By Wilda Moses
Does Mountain Grove
years.”  There is another
old song suitable for the
do cowgirls go when
they die?” Kaitlyn was
know how to throw a occasion. prompted to ask her new
wingding?  Yea, buddy!  An auspicious occasion friend. Her response to
Thanks to the Wright had Kaitlyn McConnell his somewhat musical
County Journal for all of “Ozarks Alive!” visit- soliloquy on Reincar-
the coverage of the Her- ing the Vanzant Jam on nation proved her to be
itage Festival on the in- Thursday.  She was in the a convivial good sport
ternet and in these pages. company of Mike O’Bri- as well as a wonderful
The festival season has an, an avid appreciator writer. She is currently
begun with the homage of The Champion News, compiling her second
to Route 66 and the up- and frequent travel com- volume of “Passport to
coming Pioneer Heritage panion with Kaitlyn.  the Ozarks,” where she
Festival.    The General suggested shines a light on our
We live in a beautiful, that her journalism is many hidden corners. 
diverse part of the world routinely based on fact, Champion will be fea-
with lovely landscapes, unlike this one in which tured in the next edi-
and good hearted, hon- he is often the subject of tion—Looking on the
est, hardworking citi- mild mockery. “Where Bright Side!
zens. 
Lucky us.  Miss B. Den-
low’s great grandmother,
lovely Ilene Woods,
won first place in the
hand-quilted division
of the quilt show during
the Heritage Festival. 
They are a talented fam-
Save up to 40-70%
ily,  including a cele-
brated stilt walker, who
celebrated his birthday
Sunday. 
Larry Warren wan-
dered over to Champi-
on from Wasola again
Wednesday to hob-nob
with friends and to pat
his foot to some of the
old tunes plucked and
strummed out on the
porch. 
He brought Doyle Utch-
man with him.  They are
both great storytellers. 
Waterproof plank
They join the ranks of
the local rank racon-
teurs, which include
Vinyl flooring
The General, the Ferri-
er, and the Prominent
Champion. Jim Brown
$199
is a likely candidate for
that August body. Ask
him about his chickens
if you have 20 minutes Starting
to spare. He and Kathy
at...
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from among the north-
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REPLACEMENT COW & BRED HEIFER SALE
Saturday, August 20 @ 4:00 PM
Expecting 600 Head
 145 BLACK, RED, & CHAR COWS, 3 to 7 Yrs, Bred Angus, Calving Now, for 90 days
 80 BLACK EARED COWS, 4 to SS Yrs, 50 with Calves, bal. Bred to Hereford Bulls
 72 BLACK COWS, 3 to 6 Yrs, Bred to Angus and Hereford Bulls for Fall calves
 20 RED ANGUS COWS, 3 to 6 Yrs, Bred to Hereford and Angus Bulls, Fall Calvers
 40 BLACK & BWF COWS, 3 to SS Yrs, Calving now to Angus & Hereford Bulls
 40 BLACK COWS, 5 to SS Yrs, Bred to Angus Bulls to calve in November
 25 MIXED COWS, 4 to SS Yrs, Some with Calves, Balance in 2nd & 3rd Stage
 24 CROSSBRED COWS, 4 to 7 Yrs, Bred in 2nd & 3rd Period
 20 LONGHORN COWS, 5 to SS Yrs, Bred to Char Bulls, Several Big Calves at side
 19 BLACK & RED COWS, 6 to SS Yrs, Bred to Black Bulls, Start Sep 1
 18 RED & BLACK COWS, 4 to 6 Yrs, with 400 lb Calves, Bred to Hereford Bulls
 17 BLACK COWS, 6 to SS Yrs, Bred to Calve in Sep and Oct, to Angus Bulls
 15 BLACK FANCY BRED HEIFERS, Bred to LBW Angus Bulls, Start Sep 1
 9 BLACK FANCY FALL CALVING HEIFERS, bred to Angus Bulls
 7 BLACK COWS, 3 to 4 Yrs, with babies at side
 7 CORRIENTE COWS, 3-4 Yrs, Bred to Char Bull, Some with Char Calves at side
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KELLY CRAIN @ 417-839-0613, OR TYE STOKES @ 417-316-3435
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PTSC scholarships leaving a legacy beyond the college years for students
BY SHELBY BATES Investment is a con- lives for the better,” says vocacy for the advance- Compliance at a 3408 be for two years, and it’s
MARKETING/WORKSTEPS scious word in this case, Mary Schrag, founder ment of rural areas. In consulting company, also now been 14,” she says.
Over the last quar- because the concept of and owner of PTSC. “I addition to serving on in Thayer. “Newport will do that
ter-century, Physical giving scholarships is am also aware that it can the Missouri State Board But before her successful to you. You know, when
Therapy Specialists Clinic done to help create a be extremely expensive. of Education, she grew legal career, Crask was an the Missouri winters are
has contributed around better future: Both for While our scholarships up in Thayer, and went English teacher. cold, and the Missouri
$1 million to the local the students who receive will not cover all that to Springfield and Co- The history behind that summers are hot and hu-
community through var- Week of 8/15/22
them, - 8/21/22
but also the com- someone needs to con- lumbia to continue her work dates back to 2002 mid - and it’s 70 degrees
ious charitable initiatives. munity as those individ- tinue their education, we education before return- when she was gradu- in Newport today.”
A key area of this effort uals use their training want to help as much as ing to West Plains. In ated from Thayer High Her experience as an
has been through scholar- and expertise to make the we can to ease the burden 1991, she founded PTSC, School. She went on to Emergency physician has
ships, for which approxi- world a better place. of this process and help which today is one of Missouri State Univer- allowed her to meet peo-
mately $250,000 has been “I am a firm believer in local students.” only 75 physical therapy sity to become an En- ple at critical moments,
invested in the lives of the power of education, Schrag is a firm support- clinics in the world to be glish teacher, and was and facing critical needs,
local young people. and how it can change er of education, and ad- certified by the McKenzie awarded a scholarship in their lives. “I like help-
International Institute. from PTSC to help with ing people,” she says.
The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke That background led those expenses. Over the “The nice thing about the
Schrag to put a premium course of her four years ER is my days are differ-
ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
on the investment in the of college, she received ent every day.”
1 Join hands?
5 Belittle
14 15 16 next generation. scholarships four years in This was especially true
10 Run-down car 17 18 19
“Scholarships offer the a row - which ultimately over the last two years as
14 Word after ability to affect a spe- led to personal connec- the COVID-19 pandemic
happy or rush 20 21 22 cific person’s life,” says tions beyond the financial unfolded and Emergency
15 Major and Schrag. “Just like the support. Departments were often
23 24 25
private, e.g. physical therapy we give One of the scholar- a front line for patients
16 Word in a threat 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 our patients, this direct ships she received was with severe symptoms.
17 Dictatorial opportunity to make a in memory of Marisa Douglass’ ability to
33 34 35 36
19 Check difference is something Hathcock-Spalding, serve went back to her
20 Throat soother 37 38 39 we feel strongly about.” whose husband was growing-up in Mountain
21 Buzz Lightyear, The format of the schol- a high school English Grove and education,
for one 40 41 42
a r s h i p p ro g r a m h a s teacher at a school district which was supported in
23 Alleviate 43 44 45 46 evolved with changing near Springfield. Jenni- part by two scholarships
25 Sudden gush needs. Today, the funds fer Crask is one of those from PTSC. For Douglass,
26 Woven wall art 47 48 49
are administered by beneficiaries. An attorney, it was in memory of her
30 Keyless, in the Community Foun- Crask’s professional ca- cousin, Julie Douglass,
50 51 52 53 54 55 56
music dation of the Ozarks, reer includes serving as who died in a skydiving
33 Skip a syllable 57 58 59 and distributed annual- prosecuting attorney for accident.
34 Map lines ly through two, $3,000 Oregon County and the “Even though I gradu-
60 61 62
36 Kind of party
scholarships: One for City of Thayer, and hav- ated top of my class, sur-
37 Quite a while 63 64 65 a third- or fourth-year ing her own private prac- prisingly, I did not have
38 66, famously
college student studying tice. Currently, she works many scholarships,” says
39 Bony fish Copyright 2022 by The Puzzle Syndicate
40 Fit to be tied 3 Pilot starter 35 Small matter? 48 Diving bird education, and the oth- as director of Compliance Douglass. “I could have
41 Pack carrier 4 Sale earnings 38 Second-place 50 Bugle call er for a future physical at a 3408 consulting com- gotten a free ride to other
42 Pratt or Pine 5 Make a collar finisher 51 Burglar's booty therapist in their second pany, also in Thayer. schools, but I wanted to
43 Ticket type 6 Barnyard bleat 39 Kitchen activity 52 Kilt wearer or third year of graduate But before her successful go to med school. It was
45 One on the 7 Aardvark fare 41 Trunk, to a Brit 54 Bouquet study. legal career, Crask was an nice to have at least a little
payroll 8 Passes over 42 Chowder 55 Gambling town Both students must have English teacher. bit to help out with some
47 Skimpy swim- 9 Mischievous morsels 56 Pony's gait graduated from high The history behind that expenses, like books or
wear adventure 44 Like topiary 59 Granola morsel school in Missouri and work dates back to 2002 even food in college. It
49 Shower item 10 Regarding this 46 Sharp be attending Missouri when she was graduated was definitely nice to
50 Apollo and point State University. from Thayer High School. have a little help.”
others 11 Word to Watson Answers to Previous Crossword: In the years since the She went on to Missouri While Douglass and
53 Tariff target 12 "Heat of the M A S
S S H O T S R E A L scholarship program’s State University to be- Crask’s stories show that
57 Seniors' org. Moment" band A L T
O H O O H A E N V Y inception, many of its come an English teacher, PTSC scholarships have
58 Think twice 13 Teller's partner N ANSWERS TO THIS
A R
C R O P E L A D D E R recipients have gone on and was awarded a schol- been part of students’
about 18 Action film staple T R E
A T I E S E N D U R E to have extremely suc- arship from PTSC to help journeys who have gone
60 Untainted 22 Lions and tigers A MWEEK’S
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L I F Y A S N E R cessful careers. with those expenses. into various professions
61 WWII predator 24 Mistake CROSSWORD
L D E E T L E M O N A Jennifer Crask is one of Over the course of her and locations, others have
62 Forbidden thing 26 Marlins and L F
O S E E O R O R A Y N those beneficiaries. An four years of college, remained local.
63 Winter toy Mariners O P E D G R O I N S C A N
attorney, Crask’s profes- she received scholar- One example is Violet
64 "American Girl" 27 Pool problem N A P B R O K E B E E R S
rocker 28 Secondary G L A D APPEARS ON
R A G S P U N
sional career includes ships four years in a row Nissen, who received a
serving as prosecuting at- - which ultimately led scholarship in memory
65 Poetic cave residence R E PAGE A2 DI
I N S H U R T N G
torney for Oregon Coun- to personal connections of Tyler Simer, who was
29 "Welcome" pre- P L A C E D C O R R I O R
ty and the City of Thayer, beyond the financial sup- only 14 when he died in
DOWN lude O U T O F D O O R S E L B A
and having her own pri- port. 2002.
1 Talk online 31 Lookout point S L E D A N O D E N E L S
2 Sullen look 32 Pass by, as time E L S E D E T E R T R E S vate practice. Currently, One of the scholarships Nissen grew up locally,
she works as director of she received was in and decided she wanted

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memory of Marisa Ha-
thcock-Spalding, whose
(FOOD STAND BY MARJ) husband was a high
school English teacher
Thursday, August 18 at 5:00 PM at a school district near
Springfield.
“When it was time to
do my student teaching
in college, I asked him
if I could student teach
in his classroom and he
graciously accepted,”
You all asked for it ! Here it is! Another fantastic Shetler Auction! This one’s loaded with outdoor patio says Crask.
furniture and swing sets!! Every size and shape you can imagine including wicker couches, porch swings “So we worked together
that fold down into beds, lots of 2 piece sets, hard top gazebos, gorgeous pergola, gas fire pit, propane for about eight weeks my
porch heater, if you are looking to deck your porch or backyard out now is the time!! We also have some senior year of college. I
gorgeous couch sets, including a beautiful 3 piece black leather reclining set electric leather couch and learned a lot about teach-
ing from him!”
many more, we also have a few bikes and ride-ons, 2 electric scooters, luggage sets, bathroom vanities,
Another example of the
Coleman 20x12 swimming pool, 16ft elite frame swimming pool, best way 31x16ft pool, 120v sand support a scholarship
filter pump, metal rack shelving, Huggies pull-ups and diapers, lifetime tables, Sterlite rolling storage can provide is through
containers, and lots of other storage items, lifetime ice chest, igloo rolling ice chest, we also have some Rachelle Douglass of
toys, including Legos, nerf guns, monster treads and much more, hyper tough interlocking organizers, 4 Mountain Grove, who
a intelligent battery charger, portable buddy heater, also some camping gear including sleeping bag, all today is a physician in the
sorts and sizes of tents and much more, Bissell vacuum cleaner, pulsar 3500w generator, also a few TV’s, Emergency Department
konka 50 inch smart tv, lg uhd 50 inch TV, jump king trampoline, 14 ft round trampoline, Spalding 54 in California.
inch basketball goal, kid Kraft skyway resort play set, let’s not forget the large appliances, LG STAINLESS After graduating from
high school in 1999, Dou-
FRENCH DOOR REFRIGERATORS, gas LG stackable washer and dryer, LG gas stove, Samsung top load glass decided that becom-
washer and electric dryer set, brand new Samsung front load washer and dryer set, Kenmore top load ing a physician was her
washer with gas dryer, and let’s not forget about the GRILLS LOTS OF GRILLS INCLUDING BLACKSTONE future. She applied and
GRIDDLES, gas grills and many many more, there will be some small appliances as well including keurigs was accepted into the
and toaster ovens and such way to much to list so come check it out, this auction will be online as well as University of Missouri
live in house so take your pick! Lots of awesome items so don’t miss out on it!! - Kansas City’s six-year
medical school program.
After completing her
residency, also in Kan-
sas City, she decided to
explore.
“It was one of those
moments when I was
like, ‘I’m young, I’m sin-
gle.’ I’ve always said I’ll
probably end up some-
where in the Midwest,
but I never want to say,
‘What if?,”’ she recalls, a
sentiment that led her to
the West Coast.
“It was supposed to just
to pursue physical ther-
apy in high school after
witnessing friends who
needed that care after
sustaining sports-related
injuries. Later, she shad-
owed at PTSC during her
junior and senior years of
school, she knew it was
the field for her to invest
her life.
“I just fell in love with
the clinic,” says Nissen.
“I knew that’s what I
wanted to do.” She re-
ceived her training at
Ozarks Technical Com-
munity College for her
education, and today is a
certified physical therapy
assistant.
She also works as vice
president of Quality Care
and Services at PTSC.
The role is typically held
by a physical therapist,
but her skill led her to be
chosen for the role.
“I have a great passion
for helping others,” says
Nissen. “Part of that is
helping educate family
members on how to care
for their injured loved
one and how to support
them so they can continue
to be successful.”
Physical Therapy Spe-
cialists Clinic feels hon-
ored to have a strong
community sponsorship
and will continue to serve
its communities, have
additional scholarship
funding and financial
support will be distribut-
ed to students in the area.
For more information,
visit //ptscon!ine.corn
/about­us/community/.

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Mountain Grove Christian Academy set for upcoming school year

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Mountain Grove Christian Academy (MGCA) has several new staff members as MGCA’s entire staff is excited about their upcoming school year. Parent Orientation will be
held at 6 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 22. Parents are welcome to bring school supplies. The first day of class is Wednesday, Aug. 24. Enrollments are still being accepted.
Shown, from left: Dr. Henry Mohn, Senior Administrator; Bridgette Clark, K-3 and K-4 Aide; Rachel McCullough, K-3 and K-4 teacher; Ashtin Masters, Kindergarten
teacher; Annie Gasway, grades 1-2 teacher; Evelyn Lange, grades 3-4 teacher; Asael Cortez, grades 5-6 teacher; Hannah Unger, Junior High teacher; Kristy Schott,
High School teacher; Julie Ladendorf, Math teacher; and Christy Crewse, Assistant Administrator.

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Bookmark Design Contest

Due Date August 19th

MG Middle School set Winning bookmarks will help promote the

for Aug. 18 Open House
BY MOUNTAIN GROVE
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Mountain Grove Middle
School’s Open House
will be held on Thursday,
Aug. 18 from 5-6:30 p.m.  School Resource Officer,
Fifth and sixth grade
students may bring their
school supplies to place
in their homeroom classes
and meet their upcoming
teachers.  present to speak about
Seventh and eighth
grade students will re-
ceive their schedules and
locker assignments that
evening as well.
Additionally, students
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the event to answer ques-  Do not include your name or any other
tions. personal information in the design.
Local Lions Club rep-  Do not use any copyrighted material.
resentatives will also be
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community. Students
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enger hunt during the 5-7 years old, 8-11 years old, 12-18 years old.
Open House to enter a 1st Prize: $15, 2nd prize: $10, 3rd prize: $5
chance to win a $25 gift
certificate to Fun City. Upon submission, all entries become the
property of Wright County Library and may be
reproduced for public distribution, displayed

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BETHEL CHAPEL FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
By Patsy May
Prayer request for
Buck and Sharon, Dan-
ny and Joyce, Rondell
Emmerson, Ben and
Janey Vandervoit, Hu-
bert, Aunt Roseann, Patty
Shafer, our country and
lost souls. Bro. Jimmy
brought his message to-
day from Isaiah 6. King
Uzziah has died without
an heir and the territo-
ry is fighting over who
should rule. Isaiah has a
vision from God and he
sees God sitting upon his
throne. The seraphims
are above God with six
wings and wrapped in
twain on their face, wings
and feet. When Isaiah
sees all of this, he thinks
how unclean he is and
how undeserving. One of
the seraphims takes some
tongs and lifts a burning
coal from the altar and
places it on Isaiah’s lips.
The seraphim tell him
APOSTOLIC
Worship Directory
Mansfield Apostolic Church
401 N. Broad Ave., Mansfield
417-924-2204
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
1459 S. Hwy. E, Norwood
417-746-4784
MANSFIELD ASSEMBLY OF
GOD
340 N. Julie Ave., Mansfield
417-924-8319
BAPTIST
ASHLEY BAPTIST
Cowboy Meeting Place
4390 Old Springfield Rd,,
Macomb
417-259-1937
CORINTH BAPTIST
4706 Cottengim Rd., Macomb
417-746-4185
ELK CREEK BAPTIST
8871 Hwy. TT, Hartville
417-462-7900
FIRST BAPTIST
215 W. South St., Hartville
FIRST BAPTIST
201 N. Madison Ave., Mansfield
417-924-3306
GREEN VALLEY BAPTIST
6411 N. Hwy. E, Hartville
HARTVILLE FREEWILL BAPTIST
5658 Hwy. Z, Hartville
417-741-6157
HOPEWELL FREEWILL BAPTIST
This Directory is made possible by these business who encourage all of us to attend worship-services.
W R I G H T CO U N T Y
WC JOURNAL
Ron Schott
Publisher/Owner
150 E. 1st Street
P.O. Box 530
Office: 417-926-5148/Cell: 573-253-8518
Mountain Grove, MO 65711
105 E Rolla St.
Hartville, MO
65667
We’re Your Shield. We’re Your Shelter.
AUTO - HOME - LIFE • ShelterInsurance.com
(417) 924-3211
110 E. Commercial St.
Mansfield, MO 65704
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CHURCH
you are cleansed and circumstance today. We
thy sin has been purged. have turned from God
Then God asks “Who and God is calling us
shall I send and who will to repent and convert
go for us?” Isaiah replies back to him. God knows
“I will go.” Isaiah asks our sins, we cannot hide
God For how long? God them from him. We can
replies “Until the cities lie to ourselves that we
are wasted without in- are right but unless we
habitation and the houses are right with God we
are without man and the are still sinners. All has
land is desolate. Yet in it sinned and came short of
shall be a tenth that will the glory God. We need
stay and return.” to take a long look at our
Isaiah went and lives and then see if we
preached until his death are right in God’s eyes.
for the Israelites to re- We will not be judge by a Friday, August 26 at 7:00pm
pent and convert back to human we will be judged
God. We are in the same by God.
(Doors open at 6:00 pm)
Cold Creek Cowboy Church
Wright Spray Foam Mansfield, MO — GPS: 257 Rt. 5, Bryant, MO 65704
Insulators, LLC Tickets: $35-Premium; $25-Center; $20-General
Commercial & Residential
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Ervin Gingerich
(417) 926-2052 www.itickets.com/events/460987 or
B. Eli Yoder
(417) 746-4932 Call 417.554.0027
Norwood, Missouri
10410 Hwy. 38, Graff UNION GROVE FREEWILL CHURCH
417-926-1147 BAPTIST 185 Hill Street, Norwood
2550 Thomas Rd., Norwood
LEAD HILL FREEWILL NAZARENE
417-746-8100
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
1505 Lucky Rd., Mansfield WOLF CREEK FREEWILL 1845 Hwy. B, Mansfield
417-630-2755 BAPTIST 417-924-8540
3330 North Hwy 5, Mansfield
LITTLE CREEK BAPTIST COUNTRYSIDE CHURCH OF
Hwy F & Alva Rd., Hartville BIBLE THE NAZARENE
417-741-6700 LIBERTY FAITH BIBLE 150 E. Norwood St., Norwood
147 E. Jackson St., Norwood 417-746-4058
LITTLE ZION BAPTIST
417-746-4765
RR 2, Box 485, Norwood PENTECOSTAL
417-926-6763 CATHOLIC SUNSHINE FREE PENTECOSTAL
IMMACULATE HEART OF 3504 Sunshine Rd., Hartville
MANSFIELD FREEWILL
MARY CATHOLIC 417-741-1423
BAPTIST
354 N. Roote Ave., Mansfield
211 Columbus Street PRESBYTERIAN
417-924-3779
behind old Se-Ma-No Electric CUMBERLAND
CHRISTIAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
MT. PISGAH BAPTIST
FIRST CHRISTIAN 307 South Phelps Ave., Mansfield
2310 Hwy. H, Grovespring
140 Court St., Hartville
417-462-3697 OTHER
MANSFIELD CHRISTIAN HRPC - HARVEST PROJECTS
MT. ZION SOUTHERN BAPTIST
851 W. Commercial St., Mansfield REVIVAL CENTER
5485 Hwy. F, Hartville
417-924-3250 Corner of Phelps & Maple St.,
417-741-6962
Mansfield
CHURCH OF CHRIST
NORWOOD BAPTIST 417-924-8860
SHADDY CHAPEL
6637 Old Hwy. 60, Norwood
CHURCH OF CHRIST ODIN COMMUNITY
417-746-4655
8096 Highway 5, Hartville 1990 Pyatt Rd., Hartville
OLD LIBERTY FREEWILL 417-741-7438
BAPTIST JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
6602 Cass Rd., Hartville KINGDOM HALL JW RENOVATION CHURCH
417-741-6313 1402 Hwy. F, Mansfield 211 E. Miller, Mansfield
417-924-8008 417-818-7226
PLEASANT GROVE “COPE”
FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH METHODIST
417-464-7072 MANSFIELD UNITED COLD CREEK COWBOY
CHURCH
ROCK CHAPEL FREEWILL METHODIST
Hwy. 5 (between Ava, Mansfield);
BAPTIST 206 Lincoln Ave., Mansfield
SS 10:30-12; Wed. 6:30
4771 S. Hwy. E, Norwood 417-924-3568
417-250-0918 NORWOOD METHODIST
GREG’S 9599 HWY 5 MANSFIELD
BODYWORKS
COLLISION CENTER
Grovespring MO
65662
HOME
Ask about our FREE 417-462-7887/417-588-
pickup & delivery service 0674/1-855-417-7887
CENTER
Email: ron@wrightcountyjournal.com/ WHEN THE HIGHEST QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
Mansfield Bldg. LLC Gainesville Bldg. LLC Ava Bldg. LLC Seymour Bldg. LLC
editor@wrightcountyjournal.com
AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU 417-924-3205 417-679-4622 417-683-3901 417-935-4500
Dave Davis 8665 Outer Road, Mtn. Grove, MO 65711 Mountain Grove Hartville Mansfield Seymour
417-926-4111 417-741-6127 417-924-3233 417-935-2244
Store: 417-926-5454 • Toll Free: 877-926-5458
417-924-8809
700 N Main St | Mountain Grove, MO 65711
Sales 417- 926-5400 | Fax 417-926-5404 804 MO-5 | Mansfield, MO 65704
 Local Area Churches
Support our local houses of worship
Your Life Your Way
COUNTRY LIVING
Assisted Living
417-926-1955
1901 W. 19th Street (across from McDonald’s)
Mtn. Grove, MO • HOURS: 6am-10pm
Mountain Grove Hartville
417-926-4111 417-741-6127
8665 Outer Road
Mtn. Grove, MO 65711
417-926-5454 • Toll Free: 877-926-5458 • Fax: 417-926-5456
SMITH & EDWARDS CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Mountain Grove, Mo. 65711
President Tim Hancock
A Locally Owned & Family Operated
700 N Main St | Mountain Grove, MO 65711
Sales 417- 926-5400 | Fax 417-926-5404
417-926-4045
APOSTOLIC
LIFE CHURCH
8345 Outer Rd, Mtn. Grove
417-926-0834
On Hwy 95 Sunday 2pm • Wed 7pm
2820 North Main Life Lessons Fri 7 pm
Mtn. Grove, MO
Youth Service-Life Live
RIVER OF LIFE CHURCH
298 E. 19th St., Mtn. Grove
Prayer: 10:30am SS: 11am
Pastors: Glen & Kimberly
Jones
417-259-4177
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
1/8 mile N. on Hwy. E
From Jct. Hwy. 60 (Norwood)
Sun Morn 9:45am
Sun Night 6 pm
Wed Night 7 pm
BLACK JACK
6 miles East of Gentryville
Turn right on AC, take first dirt
road on left. Church is on left
about ¼ mile.
Mansfield Seymour DAWSON ASSEMBLY
417-924-3233 417-935-2244
OF GOD
10 miles N. on Hwy. 95
SS 10am - W 11am &
6:00pm, Wed 6:30pm
THE HOUSE
910 E. Dorris • 926-4571
Darrin Widner, Pastor
SS 9:30am - W 10:30am &
6:30pm, Wed 6:30pm
Kid’s Zone Wed 6 pm
BAPTIST
BETHEL CHAPEL
FREE WILL BAPTIST
11 miles N. on Hwy. E
from Norwood
SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm
COLDSPRINGS
FREE WILL BAPT.
417-926-3894 Rev. Craig Blankenship
SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm
COON CREEK
FREE WILL BAPTIST
8 Miles Northeast of
Hartville
E Hwy. to Coon Creek Road
SS10am-W11am & 6 pm
910 N. Main Wed 7 pm
Mtn. Grove
CORNERSTONE
FREEWILL BAPTIST
926-3700 1/4 mi. N. of W. Bus 60 Exit
Home: 926-6332
SS 9:45am - W 10:45am &
6 pm Wed 7 pm
Need A Ride? Call 926-6332
Business since 1967!
CORINTH BAPTIST
1714 N. Main MACOMB
Mtn. Grove
Hwy. K South of Macomb
(Just South of McDonald’s)
to Hart and Cottengim Rds.
417-926-5923 SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm
417-926-5253 Wed 7 pm
DENLOW
GENERAL BAPTIST
From Mtn. Grove: Hwy 95
South to Hwy. 76, turn west
- 4½ miles on right. From
Norwood: C Hwy. South to
Hwy. 76, turn east - 4½ miles
on left.
SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm
Wed 7 pm
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
210 East 13th
Rev. Wayne Cannon
417-926-1009
SS 10am - W 11am &
6:00pm, Wed 6:00pm
FAITH CHAPEL
FREEWILL BAPTIST
Hwy. W, Vanzant
SS 10-10:45am -
W 11am & 6 pm
FIRST BAPTIST
807 E. 17th St., Mtn. Grove
Sunday School 9:00am
Worship Service: 10:15am
Sun. Evening: 6:00pm
Wed. Prayer / Bible Study /
Youth / Kids 6 pm
926-3483
FIRST BAPTIST
NORWOOD
Old Hwy. 60 East, Norwood, MO
417-746-4741
SS 10am - W 10:50am
FREE Continental Breakfast
Fellowship 9:30am
Wed Adult/Youth/Children
6:30pm
FIRST FREE WILL
BAPTIST
401 S. Main St., Mtn. Grove
SS 9:30am
Traditional Service: 10:30am
Sun. Evening: 6:30pm
Wednesday Bible Study
6:30pm
Wed Children Youth (School
Year) 6:15pm
926-5396
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
10 miles N. on 95 Hwy.
Allen Pritchard, Minister •
417-259-0547
SS 10am - W 11 am &
6:30pm, Wed 6:30pm
GLENDALE FREEWILL
BAPTIST
South on 95 to AE,
take AE to end of blacktop.
Sunday Afternoon Worship
2:30pm
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GREEN MOUNTAIN SS 9:30am W 10:15am SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm
BAPTIST Wed 6pm (JH/HS students) Thur 7 pm 1601 N. MAIN
15 miles N. on Hwy. 95 VICTORY WORSHIP
SS 10am - W 11am NORWOOD CENTER MTN. GROVE
GREEN VALLEY BAPTIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH PENTECOSTAL 417-926-5322
6411 N. Hwy. E, Hartville SS 9:45am - W 10:15am HOLINESS CHURCH
Open 6 a.m. - Midnight
SS 10am - W 11am & 6pm 121 South 63, Cabool, MO 7 days a week!
Wed. Meal 5:30pm, CHURCH OF 417-926-3561
Bible Study 6 pm THE BRETHREN SS 10am - W 11am & 7pm
HAMILTON CREEK GREENWOOD CHURCH Wed 7 pm
MISSIONARY BAPTIST OF THE BRETHREN
4240 Bado Rd., Cabool
417-719-2225
North on Hwy. MM, ½ mile to
Austin Lake Rd., turn right, 1 mile
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST
McKinley’s #1 in Auto
& Collision Repair
(63N out of Cabool, 1 mile SS 9:30am - W 10:30am SEVENTH DAY BODY SHOP Computerized
Estimates
to PP (L) then 4.5 miles Wed 7 pm ADVENTIST
to 1 lane bridge (L) @ the CHURCH OF CHRIST 415 W. Clouse St. (Hwy. 95) David McKinley 417.926.5141
bridge, 1.2 miles to church BENDAVIS CHURCH Saturday Morning Services
on left. Follow signs.) OF CHRIST SS 10am W 11:30am 221 Chapman • Mtn. Grove, MO
HOPEWELL FREE WILL 967-2760 Phone 417-260-5103
BAPTIST Hwy. 38 - W 10:30am
5 Miles East 95 on 38 CHURCH OF CHRIST OTHER Service | Quality | Dependability
SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm 411 W. First St. PO Box 321 CALVARY TEMPLE
Wed. 7 pm 926-4982 9241 Wheeler Arch Rd, Mtn. Grove 417-926-5163
Building Supply
LYNCHBURG BAPTIST SS 9am; 10am-11am first 926-5785
N. Highway 95 & 32 service; 11:15am-noon Sunday 10 am & 6pm
SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm second service Wed 6 pm Meal
MANES BAPTIST SOUTHSIDE & 6:30 pm Lifegroups
20 miles N. CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN BRETHREN 221 W. North, Mtn. Grove, MO 65711
SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm Hwy. 95 South FELLOWSHIP
MOUNTAIN GROVE W 10am & 6 pm 801 N. Busch
FAMILY CHURCH W 9:30am - SS 10:30am
10410 East Bus. 60 CHURCH OF GOD Sun. Evening W -7 pm 417.935.4004 Office
417-926-6431 SOUTH STREET EMBREE COMMUNITY 417.839.9098 Cell
Sunday Morning Groups: CHURCH OF GOD 7 miles E. of Manes on 417.935.4006 Fax
9:45am, W 11am 400 South Street, 926-3067 Hwy. AH PO Box 158
MOUNTAIN VALLEY SS 9:45am - W 10:45am SS 9:45am Portable Buildings 307 Enterprise Dr.
Seymour, MO 65746
FREE WILL BAPTIST Wed 6:30pm W 10:45am & 6 pm Playsets • Outdoor Furniture
6 Miles West on Hwy. N GENTRYVILLE EVENING SHADE david@jamcobuilders.com www.jamcobuilders.com
SS 10am- W 11am & 6 pm CHURCH OF GOD COMMUNITY
417-926-3450 Junction Hwys. 95 & 14 7298 Crisptown Rd.
MT. ZION NO. 1 SS 10am - W 11am (off of Hwy. AF, North of
FREE WILL BAPTIST
6 miles NW of Norwood EPISCOPAL
Manes)
668-5608
SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm THE CHURCH OF THE W 11am - Bible Study Wed 7 pm
Wed 7 pm TRANSFIGURATION Gospel Singing
NO. 1 FREE WILL 215 N. Wall, Mtn. Grove 2nd Tuesday
BAPTIST
4 miles from Huggins
Church Service 11am of Each Month 7 pm
FAITH FAMILY
1333 S. Sam Houston Blvd. • Houston, Mo. 866-967-3311 • www.tcmh.org
Total Commitment to Maximum Health Care
SS10am - W 11am & 7 pm LUTHERAN FELLOWSHIP
Wed 7 pm HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN MEETING AT Red Hill
NEW ROCK SPRINGS 1419 S. Sam Houston Blvd, Church
PRIDEMORE
FREE WILL BAPTIST Houston MO 127 Tobacco Rd.
10 miles No. on “MM” Hwy. Church Phone: 417-967-2204 Mansfield, MO
EXCAVATING
SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm Pastor Phone: 573-729-6271 924-8947 or 924-2020
OAK GROVE Worship Service 8am
W Sunday 10am & 6:30pm
FREE WILL BAPTIST SS / Adult Class 9:15am Wednesday Noon Prayer Backhoe • Crawler Loader/Dozer • Dumptrucking
N. of Norwood on Hwy. E ST. PAUL
SS 10am - W 10:50am LUTHERAN CHURCH
GOD’S KINGDOM All Type Excavation • Certified • Insured • Free Estimates
MINISTRIES Dan Pridemore: Owner Operator 417-926-4211
& 6 pm ELCA 214 South Wall St.,
Wed Bible Study 6:30pm 2nd & Grand, Mtn. Grove
OAK GROVE Willow Springs SS 10am - W 11am
QUALITY GLASS
FREE WILL BAPTIST 469-3709 Wednesday Bible Study Satisfac
Guarantetion
Between Houston & Cabool W 9am - SS 10:15am 6:30pm
4 miles from Simmons ed
LIVING WATERS 220 East 2nd St. (1½ blocks east of Square)
On Hwy. Z METHODIST WORSHIP CENTER
“For All of Your Auto & Truck Glass Needs”
Bill Vandivort, Minister NORWOOD UNITED Meet At YMCA, Mtn. Grove
SS 10am - W 11am METHODIST Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00
PLEASANT HILL
MISSIONARY BAPT.
C Highway
SS 10am - W 11am
Sunday Morning Only
10:15 a.m. (417) 926-0075
800-200-4793
417-926-0075
Saturday by appointment
Randy Norris - Owner
MTN. GROVE
5 Miles Southeast on TRINITY UNITED
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
AM Hwy METHODIST
SS 10am - W 11am 804 S. Wall Street
4th & Maple, 573-578-6216
926-4766 OR 926-5756 pastormikecpc@gmail.com 417-926-2216
PLEASANT HOME SS 9:30am - W 11am SS 10am - W 11am
FREEWILL BAPTIST Childrens Church 11:30am
1 Mile North Of Hwy. 76 MORMON Sunday Night 6 pm -
On EE CHURCH OF JESUS CPR (Kids) 6pm
Wed Bible Study &
Joshua Haney, Pastor CHRIST OF
SS 10am-W 11am LATTER DAY SAINTS Kids Class 6 pm
Sunday Night 7pm HOUSTON PEACE VALLEY
Wed 7 pm 3 miles North of Houston CHURCH
PRIOR On Highway 63 Hwy. E to Tharp School Rd. or
FREEWILL BAPTIST 417-260-3040 Hwy. Y to Tharp School Rd.
Shetlers
10 Miles South on Hwy. 95 Sunday Meetings 10am - Macomb
SS 10am - W 11am 3 LOCATIONS
261-2435 MTN. GROVE To Serve You!
SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm 3145 N. Hwy. 95 No Sunday Evening or
Disco unt Grocery
ROCK CHAPEL 417-926-3397 Wednesday Services
FREE WILL BAPTIST
9 miles N of Norwood NAZARENE
Bible Study Every
Thursday 7 pm
Save $$$
On Hwy. E FAITH COMMUNITY PLEASANT HILL
Bible Study 10am, W 11am CHURCH OF THE COMMUNITY CHURCH
& 6 pm, Wed 6 pm NAZARENE Spotted Hog Road Off Cher-
okee, Norwood, Mo
ON PRODUCE & BULK FOODS!
SIMMONS BAPTIST 1301 N. Hovis St., 926-5731
Between Cabool & Houston SS 9:45am - W 10:45am SS 10am - W 11am
On Hwy 63 & 6 pm, Wed 6 pm Bible Study Wed 6 pm &
SS 9:30am - W 10:30am & COUNTRYSIDE CHURCH Sun 6 pm Cabool • Store & Cafe - Ext. 181 • 962-2255
7 pm, Wed 7 pm OF THE NAZARENE UNION CHAPEL Norwood • 1 Mile East on Outer Rd. • 746-4233
SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST 150 E. Norwood St., Union Chapel Rd. Seymour • Hwy. C, Next To Dollar General • 935-9100
806 S. Lake Street, Norwood Off Hwy. 38
926-5712 SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm SS 10am - W 11am & 7 pm
SS 9:45am-W 11am & 7 pm Wed 7 pm UNION CHAPEL #2
Discipleship Training 6 pm PENTECOSTAL 3 miles S. of Mtn. Grove
Wed 6:30pm THE CHURCH OF on Little Creek Road
VANZANT BAPTIST GOD OF PROPHECY Sun. 10:45am • Wed 6 pm
South 95 Hwy. at 76 Hwy. 503 Long St. VICTORY
SS 10am - W 11 am SS 2:30pm - W 3:30pm South 95 to Vanzant,
Rev./Pastor Carl Ray Tuesday 7 pm Take W to Country Road 262,
WHETSTONE BAPTIST CROSSROADS OF FAITH Take 262 1¼ miles
8595 Old Hwy. 60, COMMUNITY CHURCH SS 10am - W 11am
Mtn. Grove Junction Hwy. 38 & Hwy. 95 VICTORY TABERNACLE
417-926-6258 SS 10am-W 11am & 7 pm CHURCH
SS 10am - W 11am & 6 pm Wed 7 pm 1136 Park Street
Wed 7 pm FAIRVIEW PENTECOSTAL Mtn. Grove
WILLOW SPRINGS HOLINESS Sun. Worship 10am & 7 pm
FREE WILL BAPTIST 2miles E of Bendavis Wed 7 pm
5 miles N on Hwy. 95 Jct. Hwy38 & M THE NORWOOD CHURCH
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Planes tribute and more at Mountain Grove Airport

photos by Ron Schott

A pilot gets ready to take his plane to the runway to Several airplanes are lined up next to the Mountain Grove Airport runway on day two of the Heritage Festival in
get ready for a fly over. Mountain Grove. A fly over was also provided at the airport and the square for opening ceremonies with the
assistance of the Willow Springs Experimental Aircraft Association.

A plane gets ready to land at the Mountain Grove Airport.

Several veterans salute the flag during opening ceremonies at the Mountain Grove
Sasha Mincer sings the A 1957 H35 V Tail Bonanza on display during the Heritage Airport. The V.F.W. led in the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer for the day was
National Anthem. Festival. given by Dr. David Barbe.

Opening, closing ceremonies on Mountain Grove square

photos by Kristy Schott photo by Ron Schott

The Mountain Grove firemen and policemen Honor Guard during the opening ceremonies A 21-gun salute was followed by the playing of “Taps” during the closing ceremony
held at the square in Mountain Grove on day two of this year’s Heritage Festival. held on the square.

Mountain Grove High School band members during the National Anthem. A mixed ensemble sings “God Bless America.”

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Local scouts lead those attending in the “Pledge of Allegiance.” for the day.

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Quilt Show featured many winners at The Loft

photos by Ron Schott

submitted photo
A quilt made by Della Stolba won the Mixed category in the 2022 Quilt Show Second place was Debbie Friga
Mary Peterson was the winner of the People’s Choice
and third place went to Joy Messer.
Award 2022 at this year’s Letha Havens Memorial Quilt
Show held at The Loft. Her quilt is a calendar quilt,
hand quilted, titled “Times and Seasons.”
Lydia Schott enjoys her time looking at the quilts as she
tries to find who she wants to vote for when it comes
to the People’s Choice Award.
Quilt Show Winners
Hand Quilted: 1) Hazel Altis/Ilene Woods;
2) Carol Boykin; 3) Tracy Sandmann
Machine Quilted: 1) Dannell Lee; 2) Ta-
mara Griswold; 3) Alynne Wiley
Mixed: 1) Della Stolba; 2) Debbie Friga;
3) Joy Messer
Youth (18 and under): 1) Amanda Brooks;
2) Amanda Brooks; 3) Hope McClellan
Wall Hanging: 1) Scott Luat; 2) Toni
Myrick; 3) Jacqueline Devenport
People’s Choice 1) Mary Peterson
There were two full rooms of quilts on display.

Several youngsters take Several music acts perform for

part in Coloring Contest crowd on stage and bandstand

photos by Ron Schott

Stringed Union entertains the crowd through lunch time.

photos by Ron Schott

Several winners in this year’s Coloring Contest at the Heritage Festival.

Coloring Contest Winners

Age 3-6 years: 1) Rainey Kutz; 2) Roxie Lynch; 3) Augustus Bradshaw
Age 7-9 years: 1) Georgia Davis; 2) Harper McConlendale; 3) Saphira Paul
Age 10-12 years: 1) Brooklyn Finley; 2) Haven (no last name provided); 3)
Brayden Smith

The Baker Family Bluegrass at the start of their performance.

Pick Too Trio performs on the bandstand. They also played at the airport.

photo by Kristy Schott

The Whetstone Band performed from 9:30-11 a.m. on Saturday from the stage.

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Fun had by all during this year’s Heritage Festival

photos by Ron Schott

Erin Rodgers, left, of Action Farms LLC, holds one of her kangaroos so Marcy and
Remington and Reed Mabe have fun in the boats. There were also multiple inflatables Keylena Crawford can enjoy time at the petting zoo. Rodgers also has a lemur
provided by Mid Mo Fun. on her shoulder.

The West Plains Model Railroad Club had a display to pay tribute to trains. They were photo by Kristy Schott
next to a booth for BNSF Railway. Several antique motorcycles were on display at the square.

The Fairy Floss gets something yummy ready for a customer.

Folks from Emmanuel Baptist Church and Misfits for Jesus gave out free refreshments.
Kettle Corn was also for sale.

Folks from Mountain Grove Family Church show off their display at the festival.

The Mid Mo Magic Show featured magic, danger and juggling for kids of all ages.
Several food trucks, like The Stable, were open for the Heritage Festival.

Jessica and Jazlyn Burton enjoy the pony ride. Kariana Dickerson gets some face paint. Clayton Stillman carving another masterpiece.

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Mountain Grove Booster Club holds annual BBQ event

photos by Kristy Schott\

The Mountain Grove volleyball team lines up at midfield during introductions at this year’s Mountain Grove Booster Club BBQ event held on Friday, Aug. 12. Both Mid-
dle School and High School fall sports athletes were introduced to those in attendance. Fans also had a chance to purchase their 2022 Panther shirts. Food and
refreshments were also available. The Panthers’ football team finished up practice and the cheerleaders performed during the event.

Fans look forward to getting their food, refreshments.

Food being prepared during the BBQ event. Mountain Grove Middle School and High School cheerleaders during a special combined routine.

Panthers football practices at BBQ event then later at midnight

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The Mountain Grove Panthers’ football team come together at the end of the midnight
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI
PROBATE DIVISION
In the Estate of
Jerald Ray Hilt
Deceased,
Estate No. 22WR-PR00004
NOTICE OF FILING OF
FINAL SETTLEMENT
TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST-
ED IN THE ABOVE ESTATE:
You are hereby notified that
the Personal Representative
DeAnna Colette Davis will file a
Final Settlement and Petition for
determination of the persons who
are the successors in interest to
the personal/real property of the
decedent and of the extent and
character of their interest therein
and for distribution of such prop-
erty, in the Probate Division of the
Circuit Court of Wright County,
Missouri on August 24, 2022,
or as may be continued by the
Court, and that any objections
or exceptions to such Final Set-
tlement or Petition or any item
thereof must be in writing and
filed with the Court within twenty
days after the filing of such Final
Settlement.
Scott B. Stinson, Attorney
#26354
P.O. Box 554 cause; Petitioner presents evi-
Mtn. Grove, MO 65711 dence under oath and the Court
Phone: 417/926-4151
Fax: 417/926-4152
stinsonlaw@centurytel.net
(07)-27-(08)-3-10-17
TRUSTEE’S SALE
IN RE: Betty Ann Hill Lawson,
and Earl Lawson, Wife and
Husband Trustee’s Sale:
For default in payment of debt
and performance of obligation
secured by Deed of Trust exe-
cuted by Betty Ann Hill Lawson,
and Earl Lawson, Wife and
Husband dated January 4, 2005
and recorded in the Office of the
Recorder of Deeds of Wright
County, Missouri in Book 232,
Page 760 the undersigned Suc-
cessor Trustee, at the request of
the legal holder of said Note will
on Tuesday, August 23, 2022 be-
tween the hours of 9:00 a.m. and
5:00 p.m., (at the specific time
of 4:45 PM), at the North Front
Door of the Court House, City of
Hartville, County of Wright, State
of Missouri, sell at public vendue
to the highest bidder for cash the
following described real estate,
described in said Deed of Trust,
and situated in Wright County,
State of Missouri, to wit:
A PART OF BLOCK SIX (6)
OF THE WEST ONE HALF (W
1/2) OF LOT ONE (1) OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER (NW
1/4) OF SECTION FOUR (4),
TOWNSHIP TWENTY-EIGHT
(28), RANGE TWELVE (12)
DESCRIBED AS BEGINNING
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF SAID BLOCK, RUN THENCE
EAST 100 FEET; THENCE
NORTH 208 1/2 FEET; THENCE
WEST 100 FEET; THENCE
SOUTH 208 1/2 FEET TO
THE PLACE OF BEGINNING,
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI.
to satisfy said debt and cost.
MILLSAP & SINGER, P.C.,
Successor Trustee
612 Spirit Drive
St. Louis, MO 63005
(636) 537-0110
File No:
208167.082322.419454 FC
NOTICE
Pursuant to the Fair Debt Col-
lection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C.
§1692c(b), no information con-
cerning the collection of this debt
may be given without the prior
consent of the consumer given
directly to the debt collector or
the express permission of a
court of competent jurisdiction.
The debt collector is attempting
to collect a debt and any infor-
mation obtained will be used for
that purpose.
PUBLISH ON: July 27, 2022
08/03/2022, 08/10/2022,
08/17/2022
(07)-27-(08)-3-10-17
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI
DIVISION ONE
CAROLYN GROVES.
Plaintiff,
vs.
BENJAMIN MANSKER
Defendant.
Case No: 17WR-CC00025-01
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S
SALE
By the authority of a certain Writ
of Execution issued by the Wright
County Circuit Clerk of Hartville,
Missouri in the case of Carolyn
Groves, Plaintiff vs. Benjamin
Mansker; 17WR-CC00025-01,
the Wright County Sheriff’s De-
partment has levied upon and
seized all of the right, title and
interest of the aforesaid Defen-
dants in the following described
real estate:
The Northwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section 25,
Township 32 North, Range 13
West, except the East 15 acres,
Wright County, Missouri.
TAKE NOTICE that on Wednes-
day, August 24, 2022 at the
Wright County Courthouse, in
Hartville, Missouri southeast
front door, at 11:00 o’clock AM.
or as near thereto as possible,
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the Wright County Sheriff will
put up for public auction the
above-described real estate at
the Southeast front door of the
Wright County Courthouse and
at said time and place and shall
sell at public venue, for cash, to
the highest bidder all of the right,
title and interest of the aforesaid
Defendant in and to said real
estate, to satisfy said execution
and the costs of this action.
Sonny Byerley, Wright County
Sheriff
Dated: July 14, 2022
(07)-27-(08)-03-10-17
NOTICE OF
TRUSTEEʼS SALE
WHEREAS, Jacqueline Brum-
ley, also known as Jacqueline
Leigh Brumley, a single person,
grantor, by her deed of trust
dated November 8, 2019, and
recorded on November 13, 2019,
in Book 325, at Page 642, Instru-
ment Number 201902647 in the
office of the Recorder of Deeds
for Wright County, Missouri, con-
veyed the following-described
property located in Wright Coun-
ty, Missouri, to-wit:
A PART OF LOT 5 OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER OF
SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 29
NORTH, RANGE 14 WEST OF
THE 5TH P.M., DESCRIBED
AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF LOT 6 IN BLOCK 9 OF THE
ORIGINAL TOWN OF HART-
VILLE, WRIGHT COUNTY,
MISSOURI; THENCE SOUTH
685.77 FEET; THENCE EAST
958.52 FEET TO A POINT ON
THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF
WAY LINE OF SOUTH STREET,
AS LOCATED DECEMBER,
2009 FOR THE TRUE PLACE
OF BEGINNING; THENCE
NORTH 12 DEGREES 21 MIN-
UTES 42 SECONDS WEST
128.30 FEET TO THE SOUTH
LINE OF THE STEELE ME-
MORIAL CEMETERY ASSO-
CIATION; THENCE NORTH
89 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 20
SECONDS EAST 75.00 FEET
ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE
TO THE WESTERLY RIGHT
OF WAY LINE OF MISSOURI
HIGHWAY NO. 5, AS LOCATED
DECEMBER, 2009; THENCE
SOUTH 30 DEGREES 12 MIN-
UTES 56 SECONDS EAST
116.16 FEET ALONG SAID
WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY
LINE TO THE NORTHERLY
RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SAID
SOUTH STREET; THENCE
SOUTH 76 DEGREES 19 MIN-
UTES 31 SECONDS WEST
109.08 FEET ALONG SAID
NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY
LINE TO THE PLACE OF BE-
GINNING. DESCRIPTION PER
SURVEY C-7032 MADE BY
CARMACK SURVEYING, INC.
To a Trustee named in said deed
of trust, in trust, to secure the
payment of one note in said deed
of trust described; and
WHEREAS, default was made
and still continues in the payment
of said note; NOW THEREFORE,
at the request of the legal holder
of said note, who has elected
to declare the entire debt due
and payable, the undersigned
Trustee, in accordance with the
provisions of said deed of trust,
will sell the property above de-
scribed at public vendue to the
highest bidder for cash, at the
North (northernmost) Front Door
of the Wright County Courthouse,
125 Courthouse Square, in the
City of Hartville, State of Missou-
ri, on Tuesday, August 30, 2022,
between the hours of 9:00 a.m.
in the forenoon and 5:00 p.m. in
the afternoon and as near to 1:00
p.m. in the afternoon as is prac-
tical for the purpose of satisfying
said indebtedness and the cost
of executing this trust.
Notice
Pursuant to the Fair Debt Col-
lection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C.
§1692c(b), no information con-
cerning the collection of this debt
may be given without the prior
consent of the consumer given
directly to the debt collector or
the express permission of a
court of competent jurisdiction.
The debt collector is attempting
to collect a debt and any infor-
mation obtained will be used for
that purpose
Conway L. Hawn Trustee (417)
967-1036 P.O. Box 499 Houston,
Missouri 65483
Published: August 3, 10, 17,
24 of 2022
(08)-3-10-17-24
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI
DIVISION ONE
IN THE MATTER OF ______
GEBO
Petitioner,
CASE NO. 22WR-DR00056
JUDGMENT AND ORDER
FOR NAME CHANGE
NOW ON This 5th day of Au-
gust, 2022 appears Petitioner,
______Gebo. WHEREUPON,
the Court calls on for hearing the
Petition for Change of Name filed
in this cause; Petitioner presents
evidence under oath and the
Court proceeds to decide the is-
sues on the basis of the evidence
adduced and pleadings filed of
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record. THEREUPON, the Court least once each week for three later, or be forever barred to the which is filed by Petitioner Me-
finds that the requested change (3) consecutive weeks in a news- fullest extent permissible by law. dea Mason for Guardianship, in
of name is proper in all respects paper published weekly in Wright Such six-month period and such regard to the guardianship of the
and would not be detrimental to County, Missouri. Cost assessed two-month period do not extend following minor child: J.J.U.W.,
the interest of any other person to Petitioner. the limitation period that would date of birth 04/14/2010.
or entity. IT IS HEREBY OR- R Craig Carter, Presiding Judge bar claims one year after the The names of all parties to said
DERED AND ADJUDGED AND (08)-10-17-24 decedent’s death, as provided in action are stated above in the
DECREED that the Petitioner’s Section 473.444, RSMo, or any caption thereof and the name
name is hereby changed to IN THE 44TH JUDICIAL other applicable limitation peri- and address of the attorney for
Richard Paul Boisvert. Publi- CIRCUIT COURT, WRIGHT ods. Nothing in Section 473.033, Petitioners is:
cation of this name change shall COUNTY, MISSOURI RSMo, shall be construed to bar Joshua D. Brown
occur at least once each week Judge or Division: any action against a decedent’s Pointer Blackburn & Brown
for three (3) consecutive weeks PROBATE liability insurance carrier through P.O. Box 110
in a newspaper published weekly In the Estate of R.J. FLYNN JR, a defendant ad litem pursuant to 109 E. Second St.
in Wright County, Missouri. Cost Deceased. Section 537.021, RSMo. Mountain Grove, MO 65711
assessed to Petitioner. Case Number: 22WR-PR00049 Date of the decedent’s death:07- You are further notified that,
R Craig Carter, Presiding Judge Notice of Letters of JUN-2022 unless you file an answer or
(08)-10-17-24 Administration Granted Date of first publication: August other pleading or shall otherwise
(Supervised Administration) 10, 2022 appear and defend against the
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF To All Persons Interested in Lori Jones, Circuit Clerk by: /s/ aforesaid petition within 45 days
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI the Estate of R.J. FLYNN JR, Gina Jones Court Clerk after the 10th day of August,
DIVISION ONE Decedent: Receipt of this notice by mail 2022, judgment by default will be
IN THE MATTER OF KRIS- On August 4, 2022, the following should not be construed by rendered against you.
TOPHER STEPHEN STEPRO individual was appointed the per- the recipient to indicate that Witness my hand and the seal
Petitioner, sonal representative of the estate the recipient necessarily has a of the Circuit Court this 1 day of
CASE NO. 22WR-DR00057 of R.J. FLYNN JR, decedent, by beneficial interest in the estate. August, 2022.
JUDGMENT AND ORDER the Probate Division of the Circuit The nature and extent of any Lori Jones, Circuit Clerk
FOR NAME CHANGE Court of Wright County, Missouri. person’s interest, if any, can be By: /s/ Gina Jones
NOW ON This 5th day of Au- The personal representative’s determined from the files and re- Clerk
gust, 2022 appears Petition- business address and phone cords of this estate in the Probate the files and records of this es-
er, Kristopher Stephen Stepro. number is: Division of the above referenced tate in the Probate Division of the
WHEREUPON, the Court calls JEREMY A. FLYNN, 2020 E. Circuit Court. above referenced Circuit Court.
on for hearing the Petition for KERR ST, #A305, SPRING- (08)-10-17-24-31
(08)-10-17-24-31
Change of Name filed in this FIELD, MO 65803.
The personal representative’s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
SPRINKLER BIDS
attorney’s name, business ad- WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI
Mansfield R-IV School District is
proceeds to decide the issue dress and phone number is: PROBATE DIVISION
seeking a contractor to evaluate
on the basis of the evidence DANIEL P WADE, P O BOX In the Matter of the Estate of
and repair an existing sprinkler
adduced and pleadings filed of 698, AVA, MO 65608-0698, 417- J.J.U.W.,
system located on the baseball
record. THEREUPON, the Court 683-4117 a Minor.
field. Those interested or have
finds that the requested change All creditors of said decedent Estate No. 22WR-PR00046
questions should contact Dr.
of name is proper in all respects are notified to file claims in court NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR
Richard Wylie at 417-924-8458
and would not be detrimental to within six months from the date SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
x.4417. Submissions for proposal
the interest of any other person or of the first publication of this The State of Missouri to Re-
of work, with itemized and total
entity. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED notice or if a copy of this notice spondent Michael Williams:
cost information, should be sent
ADJUDGED AND DECREED was mailed to, or served upon, You are hereby notified that an
to Attn. Dr. Richard Wylie 316 W.
that the Petitioner’s name is such creditor by the personal action has been commenced
Ohio, Mansfield, MO 65704
hereby changed to Robin Ally representative, then within two against you in the Circuit Court
(08)-17-24
Joy Jackson. Publication of months from the date it was of Wright County, Missouri, the
this name change shall occur at mailed or served, whichever is object and general nature of
Attachment F
PUBLIC RELEASE
July 1, 2022
Hartville R-II Schools announced its revised free and reduced price policy for school children unable to pay the full price
of meals served in schools under the National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program.
Local education officials have adopted the following family-size income criteria for determining eligibility:
Household Maximum Household Income Maximum Household Income
Size Eligible for Free Meals Eligible for Reduced Price Meals
Annually Monthly Weekly Annually Monthly Weekly
1 $17667 $1,473 $340 $25,142 $2,096 $484
2 23,803 1,984 458 33,874 2,823 652
3 29,939 2,495 576 42,606 3,551 820
4 36,075 3,007 694 51,338 4,279 988
5 42,211 3,518 812 60,070 5,006 1,156
6 48,347 4,029 930 68,802 5,734 1,324
7 54,483 4,541 1,048 77,534 6,462 1,492
8 60,619 5,052 1,166 86,266 7,189 1,659
Each add’l
member + 6,139 + 512 + 118 + 8,732 + 728 + 168
Children from families whose current income is at or below those shown are eligible for free or reduced price meals.
Applications are available at the school office. To apply, fill out a Free and Reduced Price School Meals Family
Application and return it to the school. The information provided on the application is confidential and will be used only
for the purpose of determining eligibility. Applications may be submitted any time during the school year. A complete
application is required as a condition of eligibility. A complete application includes: (1) household income from all
sources or Food Stamp/TANF case number, (2) names of all household members, and (3) the signature and last four
digits of social security number or indication of no social security number of adult household member signing the
application. School officials may verify current income or other information provided on the application at any time
during the school year.
Foster children may be eligible regardless of the income of the household with whom they reside. Households with
children who are eligible under the foster, Head Start, homeless, migrant, or runaway programs should contact the
school for assistance in receiving meal benefits. Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and
Children (WIC) participants may be eligible for free or reduced price meals.
Children who are members of households currently certified as receiveing Food Stamps, TANF or FDPIR are eligible for
free meals. To complete an application, the household must provide the names of the children, a statement that the
household receives the qualifying benefits, the Food Stamps/TANF/FDPIR case number, and the signature of the adult
household member making application. When known by the school that members of a household are receiving
assistance from Food Stamps, TANF or FDPIR, households will be notified of their children’s eligibility for free school
meals. If any children in the household were not listed on the eligibility notice or not listed on the application, the
household should contact the school to have benefits extended to all children in the household.
If a family member becomes unemployed or if family size changes, the family should contact the school to file a new
application. Such changes may make the children of the family eligible for these benefits.
Under the provisions of the policy, the Junior High Principal will review the applications and determine eligibility. If a
parent is dissatisfied with the ruling of the determining official, they may wish to discuss the decision with the hearing
official on an informal basis or he/she may make a request either orally or in writing to the Attachment F (Continued)
Superintendent. Hearing
procedures are outlined in the policy. A complete copy of the policy is on file in each school and in the central office
where any interested party may review it.
(Information follows on the reverse side.)
USDA Non-discrimination Statement:
In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and
policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA
programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or
retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA.
Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille,
large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied
for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the
Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages
other than English.
To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-
3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a
letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of
the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by:
(1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
1400 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, D.C. 20250-9410;
(2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or
(3) email: program.intake@usda.gov.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Quintanilla and Frances Quintan- or shall otherwise appear and In the Matter of E.D.Q., stated above in the caption here- of the estate of CLYDE STOOPS
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI illa: You are hereby notified that defend against the aforesaid Minor, of and the name and address a person found by the court to
PROBATE DIVISION an action has been commenced petition within 45 days after the GLADYS O. KARMO, of the attorney for Petitioner is be disabled under the laws of
In the Matter of B.B.Q., Minor, against you in the Probate Divi- 17th day of August, 2022, judg- Petitioner, Daniel P. Wade, Wade Law Firm, Missouri, by the Probate Division
GLADYS O. KARMO, sion of the Circuit Court for the ment by default will be rendered vs. LLC, P.O. Box 698, Ava, MO of the Circuit Court of Wright
Petitioner, County of Wright, Missouri, the against you. V I N C E N T Q U I N TA N I L L A , 65608.You are further notified County, Missouri. The address
vs. object and general nature of Witness my hand and the seal F R A N C E S Q U I N TA N I L L A , that, unless you file an answer or of the conservator is: 942 ISAAC
V I N C E N T Q U I N TA N I L L A , which is a guardianship over your of the Circuit Court this 5th day and other pleading or shall otherwise AVE NE, BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
F R A N C E S Q U I N TA N I L L A , minor child, B.B.Q.The names of of August, 2022. MISSOURI DEPARTMENT appear and defend against the WA 98110. All creditors of said
and MISSOURI DEPARTMENT all parties to said action are stat- Lori Jones, Circuit Clerk by: /S/ OF SOCIAL SERVICES, CHIL- aforesaid petition within 45 days disabled person are notified to
OF SOCIAL SERVICES, CHIL- ed above in the caption hereof Gina Jones DREN’S DIVISION, after the 17th day of August, file their claims in the Probate
DREN’S DIVISION, and the name and address of the (08)-17-24-31-(09)-7 Respondents. 2022, judgment by default will be Division of the Circuit Court or
Respondents. attorney for Petitioner is Daniel P. Case No. 22WR-PR00056 rendered against you. be forever barred.
Case No. 22WR-PR00055 Wade, Wade Law Firm, LLC, P.O. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR Witness my hand and the seal Date: August 9, 2022
NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR Box 698, Ava, MO 65608.You are WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI SERVICE BY PUBLICATION of the Circuit Court this 5th day Lori A Jones, Circuit Clerk
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION further notified that, unless you DIVISION I The State of Missouri to Vincent of August, 2022. By: /s/ Gina Jones
The State of Missouri to Vincent file an answer or other pleading In re the Matter of: Quintanilla and Frances Quintan- Lori Jones, Circuit Clerk by: /S/ Court Clerk
BENJI ELIJAH WARREN VOL- illa: You are hereby notified that Gina Jones Publication dates: AUGUST 17,
NER, an action has been commenced (08)-17-24-31-(09)-7 24, 31, 2022 AND SEPTEMBER
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Minor, against you in the Probate Divi- 7, 2022
and, sion of the Circuit Court for the In Re: Bruce B Patton, a sin- (08)-17-24-31(09)-7
Sealed bids for the Kansas City, Ozark & Southeast AMY JACKS, and, JUSTIN County of Wright, Missouri, the gle man TRUSTEE’S SALE
Regions Chemical Storage Buildings & Fuel Cabinets THOMPSON, object and general nature of Under the terms of the Deed NOTICE OF PUBLIC
will be received online at Virtubid with QuestCDN, UNTIL Petitioners, which is a guardianship over your of Trust executed by Bruce B HEARING
2:00 PM, September 15, 2022, then publicly opened. The vs. minor child, E.D.Q.The names of Patton, a single man dated The Wright County Board for
project consists of ten (10) Chemical Storage Buildings DALLAS VOLNER, DAN- all parties to said action are stat- 05/25/2013, and recorded on the Developmentally Disabled
IELLE WARREN, and, WRIGHT ed above in the caption hereof 06/12/2013 Book 316 Page 388 will hold a public hearing to adopt
and/or Fuel Cabinets located in Vernon, Cedar, Wright, COUNTY CHILDREN’S DIVI- Document 1294 in the office their 2022 tax rate. The meet-
and the name and address of the
Ozark, Carter, St. Francois, Stoddard, Shelby, and Warren SION, of the Recorder of Deeds for ing will be held at Unique Ser-
attorney for Petitioner is Daniel P.
Counties of Missouri. A Non-Mandatory Pre-Bid meeting Respondents. Wade, Wade Law Firm, LLC, P.O. Wright County, MISSOURI, the vices, Inc. Sheltered Workshop,
will be held for this project on August 31 at 10:00 AM at Case No. 22WR-JU00045 Box 698, Ava, MO 65608.You are undersigned Successor Trustee, 301 East 17th Street, Mountain
the Conservation Commission Headquarters, Conference NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR further notified that, unless you will on 09/09/2022 at 3:00 PM at Grove, Missouri, at 6:00 p.m.,
Room Auditorium, 2901 West Truman Blvd, Jefferson City, SERVICE BY PUBLICATION file an answer or other pleading the East Front door of the Wright on Wednesday, August 24, 2022.
MO. Project bid documents must be downloaded at https:// The State of Missouri to Re- or shall otherwise appear and County Courthouse, 125 Court The 2021 Assessed Valuations
spondents Dallas Volner and defend against the aforesaid St. Hartville, MO 65667, sell were: $159,312,506 Real Estate;
mdc.mo.gov/bidding project number 8265108, for a non-
Danielle Warren: You are hereby petition within 45 days after the at public venue to the highest $55,537,040 Personal Property;
refundable cost of $30.00, which will add your company notified that an action has been bidder for cash subject to the $214,849,546 Total Valuation.
17th day of August, 2022, judg-
to the Planholder List and allow access to VirtuBid for commenced against you in the ment by default will be rendered terms announced at the sale, the The 2022 Assessed Valuations
online submittal of your bid. For project questions contact Circuit Court of Texas County, against you. realty described in said deed of are: $152,269,360 Real Estate;
Construction Project Manager Steve Dutrow, (573) 522- Missouri, the object and general Witness my hand and the seal trust, to wit: $61,763,792 Personal Property;
4115 ext. 3741, bidding questions contact Laura Buchanan, nature of which is a suit filed by of the Circuit Court this 5th day ALL THAT PART OF THE $214,033,152 Total Valuation.
(573) 522-4115, ext. 3727. QuestCDN Customer Support Petitioners Amy Jacks and Justin of August, 2022. SW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF The 2021 Tax Rate Ceiling was
Thompson for Adoption, in regard Lori Jones, Circuit Clerk SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 29, 0.078. The Tax Rate Ceiling for
is available at 952-233-1632 or info@questcdn.com.
to the adoption of the following by: /S/ Gina Jones RANGE 14 LYING NORTH AND 2022 is 0.0821.

Kabul
Kabul Nursing
Nursing Homes,
Homes, Inc.
Inc.
minor child: B.E.W.V, date of birth
Missouri Press Service
(08)-17-24-31-(09)-7 EAST OF THE COUNTY ROAD; /s/ Missy Glenn

Kabul Nursing Homes, Inc.

12/17/2020. The names of all ALL THAT PART OF THE NW 1/4 Chairwoman
IN THE 802 Locust
Presents...
parties to said action are stated CIRCUIT COURT OF OF THE SW 1/4 OF SECTION The Wright County Board for the

Presents... above in the caption thereof and WRIGHT Columbia,

COUNTY, MISSOURI
MO 65201 21, TOWNSHIP 29, RANGE 14, Developmentally Disabled

Presents...
the name and address of the PROBATE DIVISION LYING NORTH AND EAST OF (08)-17

“Behind the Scenes”

PHONE - 573-449-4167

“Behind the the Scenes”

Scenes”
attorney for Petitioners is: In the Matter of L.L.L.Q., WRIGHT COUNTY FARM ROAD
FAX - 573-874-5894

“Behind
Joshua D. Brown Pointer Black- Minor, NO. 593 (EXCEPT 5 ACRES NOTICE OF PUBLIC
burn & Brown P.O. Box 110 109 GLADYS O. KARMO, OFF THE EAST ALL IN WRIGHT HEARING
by Debra
byDebra
by Dotson,
DebraDotson, Administrator,
Dotson,Administrator,
Administrator,
E. Second St. Mountain Grove,
MO 65711 vs.
Petitioner, COUNTY, MISSOURI.
Eastplains Corporation SUC-
Wright County Health De-

by Kabul
Debra
Kabul Dotson,
Nursing
KabulNursing Administrator,
Homes,
NursingHomes, Inc.
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Inc. You are further notified that, V I N C E N T Q U I N TA N I L L A , CESSOR TRUSTEE
Wright Co Journal
partment of Wright County will
hold a public hearing to adopt
unless you file an answer or FRANCES QUINTANILLA, Published in the The Wright
Kabul Nursing Homes, Inc.
It takes a special person to be a caregiver. other pleading or shall otherwise and Ad Code: Storage County Journal File #: PAT-
their 2022 tax rate. The meet-
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after the 17day of July, 2022, DREN’S DIVISION, (08)-17-24-31-(09)-7
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WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI
were: $159,312,506 Real Estate;
Witness my hand and the seal NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR $55,537,040 Personal Property;
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what we do!
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2022. The 2021 Assessed Valu-
ations were: $159,312,506 Real
Estate; $55,537,040 Personal WRIGHT COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Property; $214,849,546 Total
Valuation. The 2022 Assessed
Valuations are: $152,269,360 The following are guilty 41, of Mountain Grove, in the DOC for possession
Real Estate; $61,763,792 Per- pleas among the 93 cases received five years su- of a controlled substance
sonal Property; $214,033,152
on the docket for Judge pervised probation and except 35 grams or less
Total Valuation. The 2021 Tax
Kabul
Kabul Nursing
Nursing Homes, Homes, Inc. Inc. Rate Ceilng was 0.3041. The Craig Carter on July 19
at the Wright County
suspended sentence
for possession of a con-
of marijuana/synthetic
cannabinoid.
Kabul Nursing Homes, Inc.
2022 Tax Rate Ceiling is 0.3183.
“Celebrating
A “Four-Star”
“Celebrating
“CelebratingOver
Facility 50
Overfor
Over 50 Years
our ofofService”
Care
50Years
Yearsof Service”
and Services
Service” Nelda Masner, County Clerk Courthouse. trolled substance except Vivian Shewmake, 51,
1000 Main Street,
“Celebrating Cabool,
Over 50 Mo.
Years ofMo. 65689
Service”
(08)-17 Stacey Evans, 35, of 35 grams or less of mar- of Cassville, received five
1000
1000 Main
MainStreet,
Street,Cabool,
Cabool, Mo.65689
65689 Gamaliel, Ark., received ijuana/synthetic canna- years supervised pro-
417-962-3713
1000 Main
417-962-3713 •
Street,www.kabulnh.com
Cabool, Mo.
417-962-3713 ••www.kabulnh.com
www.kabulnh.com65689 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI five years supervised binoid. bation and suspended
417-962-3713 • www.kabulnh.com PROBATE DIVISION probation and suspended Jamie Carter, 33, of sentence for possession
sentence for two charges Mountain Grove, re- of a controlled substance
of third degree assault ceived five years in the except 35 grams or less
and one charge of second DOC for possession of of marijuana/synthetic
degree arson. a controlled substance cannabinoid.
Jamie Carter, 33, of except 35 grams or less There were also six pro-
Mountain Grove, re- of marijuana/synthetic bation cases that ended
ceived five years in the cannabinoid. with a DOC sentence.
Department of Correc- Kayla Williams, 30, of Cordell Edmunds, 31,
tions (DOC) for posses- Hartville, received five of Clinton, received five
sion of a controlled sub- years in the DOC for years in the DOC for orig-
stance except 35 grams possession of a con- inal charge of possession
or less of marijuana/ trolled substance except of a controlled substance
synthetic cannabinoid. 35 grams or less of mar- except 35 grams or less
There were three charges ijuana/synthetic canna- of marijuana/synthetic
over two different cases. binoid. cannabinoid.
Justin Emery, 39, of Hannah Hoots, 20, of Veta Sears, 38, of Hart-
Mountain Grove, received Mountain Grove, received ville, received five years
five years of supervised five years of supervised in the DOC for an original
probation for possession probation and suspended charge of possession of
of a controlled substance sentence for possession a controlled substance
except 35 grams or less of a controlled substance except 35 grams or less
of marijuana/synthetic except 35 grams or less of marijuana/synthetic
cannabinoid. of marijuana/synthetic cannabinoid.
Crystal Daily, 37, of cannabinoid. Keith Geringer, 29, of
Mountain Grove, re- Brandon Olive, 39, of Thayer, received four
ceived five years in the Mansfield, received five years in the DOC for
DOC for possession of years supervised pro- original charge of forgery.
a controlled substance bation and suspended Kayla Williams, 30, of
except 35 grams or less sentence for possession Hartville, received five
of marijuana/synthetic of a controlled substance years in the DOC for orig-
cannabinoid. except 35 grams or less inal charge of possession
Tanya Williamson, 42, of marijuana/synthetic of a controlled substance
of Hartville, received five cannabinoid. except 35 grams or less
years supervised pro- Mack Moore, 64, of of marijuana/synthetic
bation and suspended Mansfield, received five cannabinoid.
sentence for possession years supervised pro- Robert Tooley, 44, of
of a controlled substance bation and suspended Cabool, received seven
except 35 grams or less sentence for possession years in the DOC for orig-
of marijuana/synthetic of a controlled substance inal charge of possession
cannabinoid. The same except 35 grams or less of a controlled substance
consequence was also for of marijuana/synthetic except 35 grams or less
possession of a forging cannabinoid. of marijuana/synthetic
instrument. Robert Tooley, 44, of, Ca- cannabinoid.
Bradley Campbell, bool, received three years

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Selected Varieties
2/$
14.87-23.45 Oz. 16-28 Oz. 18 Oz. 8.5 Oz. 1 Ct. or 6.5 Oz. 14.87-23.45 Oz. 16-28 Oz. 18 Oz. 8.5 Oz. 1 Ct. or 6.5 Oz.

Southeastern
Large Peaches
Bakery &Avocados
Deli - LetRedus
Creamy do the cooking
California
or Black Plums
Olathe Bi-Color
Sweet Corn
not available in allMichigan
locations
Green Cabbage
Quilted Northern Bakery & DeliGatorade
- Let us do General
the cooking
Mills Cereal not available in allLay’s
locations

1 3 2 3 79¢
Bath Tissue 6 Mega Rolls or Sports Drinks Potato Chips
$ 88 4/$ $ 88 4/$ Brawny Paper Towels 4 Double Rolls Selected Varieties 8 Pk. / 20 Oz. Bottles
Multigrain Cheerios 8 Oz., Cookie Crisp 10.6 Oz.,
Honey Nut Cheerios 10.8 Oz. or Lucky Charms 10.5 Oz. Selected Varieties 4.75-7.75 Oz.

7 11 6 7
Lb. Lb. Lb.

Everyday Favorites- Spend Less, Save MORE $ 49 2/$ 2/$ 2/$

7-Up, A&W,

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58 54 53
Big Red,

2/$ $ 49 $ $4969
5 5 5 5
RC Cola,
CokePancho’s
or Sprite
Products
Cheese Dip
6 Pk. 16.9 Oz. Bottles 3/$
10
Pepsi or Mtn Dew
Products
Selected Varieties $ 99
Cheddar
Red Apple
Sunkist,
Sun Drop or
2 Year Aged
Hawaiian Punch 3/$
Dr. Pepper
Products
Selected Varieties
Kretschmar
Off The2/$
Ham
Bone
3
Dr. Pepper
Products
Selected Varieties Lb.
Pancho’s
Cheese Dip
Original or White
2/$ Red Apple
2 Year Aged
Cheddar
$ 49 Kretschmar
Off The Bone
Ham
$ 49 Lb.
Kretschmar
Colby Jack or
$ 49
Original or White
or 6 Pk. Mini Cans 24 PK. 12 Oz. Cans 2 Liter Bottles 2 Liter Bottles 8 PK. 12 Oz. Bottles Each 7 Oz. Regular or Honey Pepper Jack Cheese Lb.
Each 7 Oz. Some Varieties Not Available At All Locations Regular or Honey

Best Choice Hiland Sherbet Nabisco Peter Pan

Pickles or Ice Cream Oreo Cookies Peanut Butter
Selected Varieties, 24 Oz. Selected Varieties 56-64 Oz. Selected Varieties 7.9-15.35 Oz. Selected Varieties 16.3 Oz.

2/$
4 $ 79
3 $ 39
3 2/$
3
Bubly Sparkling
Pepsi or Mtn Water or Pepsi or Body Armour Gold Peak Monster Java
3/$
4 3/$
10 $ 99
5 2/$
3 2/$
4
Dew Products Mtn Dew Products Sports Drinks Tea Energy Drinks
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties
2 Liter Bottles 8 Pk. 12 Oz. 8 Pk. 12 Oz. Bottles 18.5 Oz. Bottles 15 Oz. Cans
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Reser’s Father’s Table

BA5CK 5 3 4
Reser’s Father’s Table

SALE! 5 3 4 4
$ 49 $ 99 $ 59 $ 99
Kretschmar Gourmet
$ 99 $ 59 $ 49 $ 99
Charter Reserve Deviled Egg Strawberry Charter Reserve Deviled Egg Strawberry
Colby Jack or Sliced Provolone Macaroni Salad Cheesecake Turnovers
Pepper Jack Cheese Sliced Provolone Macaroni Salad Apple, Cherry or Blueberry Cheesecake
Lb. 7 Oz. 16 Oz. 4 Slices

SCHOOL
7 Oz. 16 Oz. 4 Ct. 4 Slices
TO

E! FIESTA TIME!

Nabisco Give & Go 2-Bite

999 $ $2
5 3 5
CafeSunbelt
Valley Bakery Bakery Fresh Chocolate

4
Gourmet Oatmeal
$3/$49 4929
Give & Go 2-Bite

3 5 4 5
Bakery Fresh Cafe Valley Double Chocolate
$ 99 $ 49
3
Crispers or

2/$ $ 99 $ 49 $ 49 $ 49
Toasted
Double Chips
Chocolate Cinnamon
Granola Bars Sourdough Thumbprint Walnut Sourdough Cinnamon Chocolate Thumbprint
Selected Varieties
Brownies
7-8.1 Oz.
Coffee Bites
Selected Varieties
8.27-11 Oz.
Sliced Bread Cookies Chocolate Sliced Bread Coffee Bites Brownies Cookies
10 Oz. 18 Oz. 10.5 Oz.
Square Tub Chunk Cookies 18 Oz. 10 Oz. Square Tub 10.5 Oz.

4
Ortega

2/$
Tortillas or

a Diced
Health and Home - Everything you need when you need it! Taco Sauce
Selected Varieties
10 Ct. or 8 Oz.
Health and Home - Everything you need when you need it!
n Chilies
Oz. Pantene Pro-V Pantene Pro-V
$
5 Shampoo & Libby’s
Conditioner Fruit
Con Ken’s
air Degree
Kraft Blue Box Ranch Style Band-Aid Kid’s
Ortega Diced
Green Chilies
4 Oz.
Shampoo &
Conditioner
Con air Degree Band-Aid Kid’s
5
Dressing Macaroni & Cheese Beans
SelectedSelected Varieties 14.5-20 Oz. Wet Dry Brush
Selected Varieties 16 Oz. 5 Pk. Deodorant Selected Varieties 15 Oz. Bandages 3/$ Wet Dry Brush Deodorant Bandages

3 3
Varieties, 10.4-12 Oz. Selected Varieties, 10.4-12 Oz.

$ 69
5 25 4 2 5 $279 $ 69
2
Selected Varieties, 15-20 Ct. Selected Varieties, 15-20 Ct.

2 2
Each Selected Varieties, 2.6-3 Oz. Each Selected Varieties, 2.6-3 Oz.

3/$ 2/$
$ 99 $ 99
$ 99 5/$ $ 99 $ 99 $ 79
99 ¢
Ortega
o Bell Guacamole or
auce
2 Oz.
Bird & Butterfly Bird & Butterfly Assorted Colors Coleman Cooler
Taco Seasoning Bird & Butterfly Bird & Butterfly Assorted Colors Coleman Cooler
1
1-1.25 Oz.
79 Lighted Picture Lighted Luminary Box Fan With Handle Lighted Picture Lighted Luminary Box Fan With Handle
Ocean or Fog, 16 Quart Capacity Ocean or Fog, 16 Quart Capacity

9 9
21.65-Inch 20-Inch 21.65-Inch 20-Inch

21 21
10-Inch

16 2499
10-Inch

o Bell
ning Mix
$ 99
WhereSelected
Velveeta
Skillets
Available! Varieties 11.5-13.1 Oz.
$ 99
Classico
Pasta Sauce
Selected Varieties 8.1-24 Oz.
Where Available!
Musselman’s
Applesauce
$ V8 Juice or
Campbell’s Tomato Juice
Where Available! Selected Varieties 46-64 Oz. Where Available!
Selected Varieties 4-6 Pk. or 24 Oz.
$ 99 $ 99
Where Available!
$ 99
16
Where Available!
$
2499
Where Available!
$ 99
Where Available!

$ 99
2 2/$
5 $ 29
2 $ 49
3
.4 Oz. Page 3 - T&S Mansfield, Sparta, Bourbon, Iberia, Crocker, Richland, Winona, Cabool, Ellington, Salem AR, Mt. View, Marionville

9¢
2
Page 3 - fresh, Salem, Dixon, St. James, Steelville, Hartville, Ava, Mtn. Grove, Licking, Gainesville, Willow Springs, Piedmont, Mt. Home, Clever, Willard

$ 99
2 Sisters
Salsa
Selected Varieties
16 Oz.

Taco Bell
Sauce
12 Oz.

$ 79
1
Margaret Holmes,

3 99¢ 8 1
Allens, Popeye,
Trappey’s or
Veg-All Vegetables 2/$ Starkist
Chunk Light Tuna
Cheetos
Snacks 2/$ Taco Bell Hot
or Taco Sauce $ 59
Selected Varieties 13.5-15 Oz. In Water or Oil 5 Oz. Selected Varieties 6.5-12 Oz. Selected Varieties
7.5-8 Oz.

Taco Bell
Seasoning Mix
1-1.4 Oz.

o Bell
Con Queso
79 ¢
6 7 12
5 Oz.

269 2/$ 2/$ 3/$

1
Guy’s Propel Ozarka

$ 89
Kettle Chips Water Spring Water
Selected Varieties 8 Oz. Selected Varieties 6 Pk. 12 Pk., 23.7 Oz. Sports Bottles Taco Bell
Taco Shells
12 Ct.

Nabisco Nilla Wafers or

Best Choice Nabisco

4 7 9 3
Honey Maid
Cookies
2/$ Stuffed Puffs
2/$ Fig Newtons
3/$ 99 Grahams $ 99

3
Selected Varieties Marshmallows Selected Varieties

2/$
Selected Varieties
9.4-13 Oz. 8.6 Oz. 10 Oz. or 12 Ct. 11-14.4 Oz. Taco Bell
Refried Beans

949 CLOROX BACK TO SCHOOL ESSENTIALS! Original or Fat Free

16 Oz.

Hidden Valley
Oven Roasted Ranch Corn On The Cob

B6
Ranch Dip or
Hidden Valley Dressing Mix
Ingredients:

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.4-1.1 Oz.

3
Ranch
Dressing
2/$ • 1 stick butter melted
•1 Pack Hidden Valley® Original Ranch®
Selected Varieties Seasoning, Salad Dressing & Recipe Mix
10-16 Oz. • 6 Ears Fresh corn On The Cob In Husks

7
2
2/$
Directions: Preheat oven to 425ºF. Place corn directly on the oven rack and roast for 20

599 $ 49
minutes or until corn is soft. Peel down husks and use as a handle. Remove corn silks. In a
small bowl, combine melted butter and Hidden Valley® Original Ranch® Seasoning, Salad
Taco Bell
Dressing & Recipe Mix Packet. Generously brush Ranch butter over corn. Dinner Kit
Selected Varieties
Clorox 8.85-14.6 Oz.