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| Grab a friend or two and enjoy a casual, relaxing night of coloring! |
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
Butler Public Library Adult Coloring Night
Butler Chamber Business of the Year
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| Bates County Veterinary Clinic was rated Best Business for Butler after a public voting period of several weeks. Pictured from left are: Dr. Trent Callahan, Missy Callahan (owners), Jo Pippin, Karol Van Horn, Vali Hanson, Dr. Amanda Yoder, Sage Hutton and Nancy Hedrick. The Chamber would like to thank all who voted. |
Obituary - Fay Atta (Allinson) Clark
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| Fay Atta (Allinson) Clark |
The family suggests any memorial donations be give to Trinity United Methodist Church (Appleton City) or Heartland Hospice (Butler) and may be left at the funeral home.
Fay Atta (Allinson) Clark, the daughter of Roy F. and Luva M. (Stone) Allinson, passed away peacefully at Appleton City Manor on January 30, 2017. She was born in rural St. Clair County on November 22, 1923. Fay attended Pleasant Grove School until the eighth grade, and then graduated from Appleton City High School in 1942.
After graduation, she moved to Burlington, Iowa where Bell Telephone Company employed her until she married the love of her life, Charles B. Clark on May 27 1944. Together they owned and operated the feed store called Clark Produce from 1946 to 1953. Later they owned Clark Medical Supplies from 1958 to 1962 in Appleton City, Missouri.
For the remainder of her life Fay was a homemaker who enjoyed gardening, sewing and playing Bridge with friends. She took great pride in making some of her clothes and was a very good cook. Fay’s faith was very important to her. She attended and remained an active member of Trinity United Methodist Church in Appleton City, until she moved to the Springfield area. There she participated in worship at Schweitzer United Methodist Church as long as she was able.
Preceding Fay in death were her parents; her husband C.B.; one sister Doris Eye (Paul); one brother Bobby Allinson; two half-sisters, Mary Kopp (John) and Bernice Albert; a sister-in-law Evelyn Allinson; two brothers-in-law, Keith Dixon and Don Tindall; and a very special friend Betty Pasley.
Survivors include two sisters, Betty Tindall and Royline Dixon; one brother Gerald Allinson; two sisters-in-law, Louise Allinson Bailey and Rosalie Padgham; a host of nieces and nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews; and very close family friends, Dixie Zink, Susan Zink Cooper and David Zink. She will be deeply missed.
Time runs out for convicted murderer on Missouri death row
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| Mark Christeson (DOC photo) |
In 1998, Christeson, then 18, and his 17 year old cousin Jesse Carter went to a residence near Vichy, Mo with intentions to steal a Ford Bronco from Susan Brouk when things went bad quickly.
Both Christeson and Carter fled to California where they were apprehended 8 days later. In June, 1998, the venue was changed from Maries County to Vernon County due to a conflict of interest and vigilante threats from a motorcycle gang.
In exchange for his testimony, Carter was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Christeson had been incarcerated for the last 18 years, and had already received one postponement of execution.
Obituary - Irma Marie Hearting ( Stephan)
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| Irma Marie Hearting |
She is survived by her children, one grandson Derek; her sisters: Florene French, Helen Livingston and Mabel Siegismund; a sister-in-law Wilma Stephan; a daughter-in-law Karol Stephan; many nieces, nephews and a best friend Phyllis Snodgrass.for Irma will be held beginning at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, February 2, 2017 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Appleton City, Missouri.
Irma did not wish to have visitation. Anyone unable to attend the funeral may call at Hill & Son Funeral Home. The minister will be Pastor David Herald. Interment will be in Appleton City Cemetery, Appleton City, Missouri.
Irma's wishes were that any memorial donations be given to Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid or to the Appleton City Cemetery.
Irma Marie Hearting was born in Rockville, Missouri to Fred and Emma Hearting on July 3, 1929. She departed this life at her home of 38 years in Appleton City, Missouri on January 30, 2017 at the age of 87.
Irma was baptized and confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church in Appleton City with her special Godparents being Minnie and John Epple. As a young girl, she did home cleaning and cared for people. Irma attended Blue Mound Elementary School, Lutheran Parochial school and graduated from Appleton City High School in 1948. She attended Warrensburg Teacher’s College and taught at one room country schools.
Irma met Leo in November 1948 and they married on November 17, 1950. Her most treasured life occupation was being a dedicated mother to Robert, Nancy, William and Dianna. She cherished her grandsons Justin and Derek. Throughout her life Irma was a substitute teacher, librarian, school cook and she cared for the elderly at Appleton City Manor Nursing Home and Countryside Estates Retirement Home. Her hobbies were tong to sales and flea markets. She loved to collect dolls and dress them.
Bates County Route FF CLOSED West of Adrian for Pipe Work Feb. 2
- What: Bates County Route FF CLOSED at NW 6001 Road west of Adrian
- When: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2
- Where: Route FF CLOSED to allow MoDOT crews to replace a deteriorating drain pipe underneath the road
- Traffic Impacts: Drivers will have to find an alternate route around the closing. Drivers will be able to get to driveways and other entrances on either side of the closing. However, they will NOT be able to travel through the work zone.
Miami Senior Night has come and gone
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| And so another Sr Night has come and gone. Getting wins on Sr Night always makes them more special and memorable! Thank you Cauy Urton, Madison Talley Brooklyn Popplewell, Sydney Gray, and Forrest Routen for always being great Eagles and making all of EagleLand proud! |
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