(Cremation) Memorial Services for Mary Frost will be 11:00 AM Thursday, November 15, 2012 at Evangel, 1414 E. 103rd St., Kansas City, MO 64131. There is no visitation. Cremation under the direction of the Mullinax Funeral Home, Butler, Missouri (660) 679-0009. Messages of condolence may be left for the family at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com.
Mary Frances Frost, 59 of Butler, Missouri passed away October 28, 2012 at her home in Butler. Mary was born June 19, 1953 in Kansas City, Missouri, daughter of Melvin and Alberta (Kuhn) Hilliard.
Mary was preceded in death by her parents, and her mother- and father-in-law. She is survived by her husband, Gary Frost of Butler; as well as her children Keely, Melanie, Matthew, and Jennifer. She also leaves behind five grandchildren.
A more complete obituary will be provided at the time of the memorial service.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Sandra Cameron named November Employee of the Month
SANDRA CAMERON has been selected November Employee of the Month at Bates County Memorial Hospital. Sandra is a registration clerk in the Outpatient Clinic. She began her employment in July, 2009. Sandra always has a smile and kind word for our patients. She is conscientious in her work, presenting a polite and professional demeanor. Sandra is a valued member our team.
-our thanks to Bates County Memorial Hospital
Weekly report from the Butler Police Department
Oct. 23
Trespassing 300 block of N Water
Accident at the Family Center
Disturbance 300 block of W Harrison
Disturbance Country Mart
Keep the Peace 800 block of Birch St
Possible break in 100 block of E Ft Scott
Prowler 300 block of W Pine
Open door on the Square
Trespassing 300 block of N Water
Accident at the Family Center
Disturbance 300 block of W Harrison
Disturbance Country Mart
Keep the Peace 800 block of Birch St
Possible break in 100 block of E Ft Scott
Prowler 300 block of W Pine
Open door on the Square
Obituary - Jim Peters
James Eldon Peters passed away Monday, October 29, 2012 at Medicalodge, Butler, Mo. Jim was born April 4, 1933 in Parsons, Kansas to Jim and Ellen Long Peters. As a young boy he joined his father in the grocery business, graduating high school in 1951 in Pittsburg, Ks. Jim attended college at Tulsa University and served his country in the U.S. Army.
Jim married Carol Ann Tanner on June 8, 1954 and to this union two sons were born. In 1963 Jim and Carol moved to Butler where Jim served as manager of the Butler Foodtown store. Jim immediately became active in the community. As their boys grew, he worked with Cub Scouts, coached little league baseball and was instrumental in the organization of the first youth football. The Peters are members of the Ohio Street Methodist Church where Jim taught a young peoples Sunday school class.
In the mid 70’s Jim left Foodtown to go in partnership with the Shopper/Headliner, covering sporting events and writing sports articles on some of his favorite topics, number one being fishing. Weekends were spent with his Bass Buddies, and following his boys in their sports activities.
In 1978 Jim and Carol published the first issue of the Xchanger and in 1980 they branched out, opening an office in Lamar, Mo. for the Xchanger 2. 1984 brought on the purchase of the Rockville Leader and the Headliner making way for the birth of the News Xpress, in October, 1984.
Jim served on many committees around the area including president of the Butler Country Club, the committee to establish the Island Mound statue and dedication ceremony, and was a loyal supporter of the Lions Club.
Jim was preceded in death by his parents. Survivors include wife Carol of the home, sons Dr. Jim Peters (Ellen) of Dublin, Ga. and Jon Peters (Audra), owner/operator of the Xchanger/News Xpress, of Butler; five grand children: Chase Peters, Trenton Peters and Austin Peters, of Butler, Kelly Peters of Lamar, Mo., and Tanner and Carter Peters of Dublin Ga.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Bears celebrate first round District win over Warsaw
3rd Grade Bears District champs after weekend win
-our thanks to Rob Fritts
Island Mound now officially Missouri's newest state park
Slightly blustery conditions didn't hamper the enthusiasm Saturday morning as a somewhat unknown piece of property in Bates County become the State of Missouri's 87th state park historical site. The ceremony began with the raising of the flag by Adrian Boy Scout Troop 238, guest speakers and a day filled with tram rides on the property, an Island Mound archeological display and much more "of the era" displays and demonstrations.
Details about the history and importance of Island Mound my be seen in one of our previous articles by clicking here.
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| Russ Thompson leads the community band in some patriotic fanfare. The band consisted of members from throughout the area who served up a "5 Star" performance during the ceremonies. |
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| Paul Popplewell, former owner of the property, looks on. |
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| Bill Bryan, Director of Missouri State Parks offered a warm welcome |
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| Presiding Commissioner Donna Gregory spoke with pride about the state's newest historical site |
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| Opening remarks from Sara Pauley, Director of Missouri Department of Natural Resources |
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| Descendants of some who fought the Battle of Island Mound were recognized during the ceremony. Approximately 300 people were on hand for the dedication ceremony Saturday morning. |
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| Randy Pike, Missouri State Representative elect, shared his thoughts with those present |
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| Rep. Barney Fisher took the stage briefly to reflect on the day's importance to our local history |
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| Civil War historian Chris Tabor had some interesting facts about the Battle of Island Mound |
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| Remarks were offered by Brig. Gen. (Retired) Donald L. Scott |
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| Some inspirational music from D. Renee Burton and Nichole Shoals |
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| An honorary snip brings the ceremony to a close with the remainder of the day filled with tram rides, artillery demonstrations, log splitting, wool spinning, blacksmithing and performance by the Buffalo Soldiers of Greater Kansas City. |
Butler Lodge #254 again hosting annual turkey dinner
Butler Lodge #254 will be hosting it's 17th annual turkey dinner Sunday Nov. 4th from 11:00 am till 2:00 pm. at their hall located at 1203 N. Orange St. (Old Business 71 Hwy.) Butler Mo. The prices will remain the same as last year. This dinner funds ous scholarship each year. Ann Taylor will be heading it up again this year.
Butler Lodge # 254 would like to say THANK YOU In advance for the communities support.
-our thanks to Rick Hurshman Sec. http://www.butlermasons.org/
Butler Lodge # 254 would like to say THANK YOU In advance for the communities support.
-our thanks to Rick Hurshman Sec. http://www.butlermasons.org/
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