Updated Obituary - Loucinda Maria Grant

Loucinda Maria Grant

Loucinda Maria Grant, age 33 of Nevada, passed away on Saturday, March 4, 2017 in Nevada.

She was born on October 26, 1983 in Nevada. Loucinda was raised in Nevada and graduated from Nevada High School with the Class of 2000. She lived her whole life in Nevada and worked as a cashier for Ramey’s Grocery Store for several years and later for the Nevada Truck Stop. 

Loucinda’s greatest love was spending time with her mother and children. She also loved fishing and camping and helping out at the Nevada Eagles Lodge.

Survivors include her children, Kristofer Grant, Clearwater, KS, Kassandra Grant, and Kendall Grant of the home, her parents, Cynthia Caviness and Dennis of Nevada, and Douglas Starbuck, Sr., Nevada, three brothers, Douglas Starbuck, Jr, Nevada, Dewayne Davis, Farmington, IA, and Dennis Caviness, Jr., of Arizona, three sisters, Jessica Fredrickson, Oklahoma, Samantha Stringfellow, Cameron, MO, and Rebecca Davis, Keokuk, IA, her special friend, Roy Collins of Nevada, and numerous nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins.

The family will receive friends from 2-4 p.m. on Friday afternoon at Ferry Funeral Home in Nevada and a Celebration of Life will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday March 11, 2017 at the Nevada Eagles Lodge in Nevada.

In lieu of flowers memorials are suggested to the family c/o Ferry Funeral Home, Nevada.

Obituary - Ken E. Kmak

Memorial services for Ken E. Kmak will be 11 a.m. Saturday, March 11, 2017 at the Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel (660-679-6555) in Butler, Missouri. 

Visitation will be 10-11 a.m. Saturday at the Schowengerdt Chapel prior to services. Online condolences, www.schowengerdtchapel.com.

Ken E. Kmak, age 59 of Butler, Missouri died February 15, 2017 in Butler. He was born November 9, 1957 to Adam and Lorraine Kuznicki Kmak in Chicago, Illinois.

Ken is survived by his brother, Tom Kmak of Scottsdale, Arizona and a special friend, Tom Jobe of Butler, Missouri. More obituary information pending.

Safe Sitter classes offered in Cass County

The Cass County Health Department will be hosting a Safe Sitter class on March 18th and feel free to share this information with teenagers interested in babysitting.

Safe Sitter® is a one-day class that prepares students in grades 6-8 to be safe when they’re home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. Students learn life-saving skills such as how to rescue someone who’s choking, and helpful information like what to do if there’s severe weather. The lessons are filled with fun activities and role-playing exercises. Students even get to use CPR manikins to practice CPR and choking rescue.

Feel free to contact me for further information. Our web site is http://www.casscounty.com/2158/Health-Department

Sarah Czech, MA
Health Educator
Cass County Health Department
816-380-8429

Red Flag Warnings: This Afternoon

Although it's much quieter than yesterday, extreme fire danger is still a risk! Avoid outdoor burning and use caution with any open flames.

Obituary - Michael A. Engeman

Michael A. Engeman

June 27, 1955 - March 2, 2017

Age: 61 Years, 8 Months, 4 Days

FUNERAL MASS

Immaculate Conception Catholic Church

Montrose, Missouri

Friday, March 10, 2017

10:00 a.m.

OFFICIANT

Father Tom Hermes

VISITATION/ROSARY

Immaculate Conception Catholic Church

Montrose, Missouri

Thursday, March 9, 2017

Visitation: 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Rosary: 7:30 p.m.

INTERMENT

St. Mary’s Cemetery

Montrose, Missouri

MEMORIALS

St. Mary’s School or

St. Ludger’s Fund for Historical Preservation 

Michael A. Engeman, son of Alfred and Joan (Tenholder) Engeman, was born June 27, 1955. Mike passed away March 2, 2017 in Tucson, Arizona. He was raised on the family farm near Montrose, Missouri, and was an active member of St. Ludger’s Catholic Church in Germantown, Missouri. He participated in 4-H and baseball as a youth. Shortly after graduating from high school, Mike enlisted in the United States Marine Corps as an Infantry Assault Marine, Headquarters Battalion 1st Marine Division. Mike later worked as a laborer in several industries, including construction of buildings in downtown Dallas.

He enjoyed hiking and reading, especially about history, and fishing. Some of the happiest memories of his youth were days fishing with “Grandpa T”.

Mike moved to Tucson, AZ in 1999, seeking a climate that helped him manage a chronic illness that truly united him with the suffering Christ.

As faith-filled Catholic, Mike is preceded in death by his father, Alfred. Survivors include his mother Joan of Clarksville, Tennessee; his siblings: Ted (Sharon) of Clarksville, Tennessee, Sister Doris of Lawrence, Kansas, Bob (Donna R) of Appleton City, Missouri and Cathy of St. Louis. He also leaves behind many nephews, nieces, aunts, uncles and cousins.

Help Wanted

West Central In-Home Services is seeking a part-time In-Home Field Nurse for the Butler, and Adrian Mo areas. Valid Missouri RN or LPN License is required. 

Pay is per visit. Contact Judy Monard @ 660-476-2185 for more information.

West Central In-Home Services has immediate openings in the Archie, Harrisonville, Pleasant Hill, Belton and Raymore MO areas. Paid training, paid supplies, flexible schedules, and pay increase after 90 days. Contact Kelly @ 888-569-9936 for more information.

Don & Trudy Proffitt Auction in rural Pleasanton Kansas

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DON & TRUDY PROFFITT AUCTION 6721 Read Rd. , Pleasanton, Kansas 

As we have sold our farm and are moving, the following will be offered at Public Auction located at the farm 1 mile south of Pleasanton, KS on Hwy 69 to Hiway 52 then west 2 ½ miles to Read Rd. then south 2 miles. 

Follow signs SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 2017
SALE TIME 10:00 AM

TRACTOR
1965 Massey Ferguson 165 diesel Multi Power with wide front 3 pt. hitch, 3 speed with High’s Low speed (6 speed total) with 5 front suitcase weights.

ROTARY MOWER
10’ 3 pt. Howse Rotary Mower.

FARM EQUIPMENT
JD 10 ft. pull type wheel disc with cylinder; 3 pt. 3 bottom plow; 3 pt. bale stinger; Loading chute (needs floor); Bale ring; Wind Vane mineral feeder; Galvanized oval water tank; A few cattle panels (approx. 10); 3 pt. slip; Pickup pipe stock racks; 3 pt. hitch tree saw (homemade); 3 pt. hitch post hole digger; 2 hole pig feeder.

ANTLERS
Several racks and sheds.

RIFLES
Savage Model 110E 30-06 Bolt action with Simmons scope; Ithica Model 49, 22 cal. single shot rifle lever action; Ruger 10-22, 22LR auto w/Bushnell scope; Two Marlin Glenfield Model 60’s, 22 cal. LR auto; Springfield Model 85, 22 auto with clip.

HANDGUNS
357 Llama Comanche III Revolver with holster; Jim Inez Model JA 380, 380 auto pistol; Buffalo Scout SA revolver Model E15 with extra Mag cylinder; Jennings Mod. J-22, 22 LR auto pistol; Iver Johnson 32 cal. revolver (Antique).

410 SHOTGUNS
H and R Topper Model 88, 410 ga 3” full choke; Win Model 37A youth 410 ga. full choke single shot.

SHOTGUNS
Rem Model 1100 12 ga auto; Win Ranger 12 ga auto Mod. Ck & vent rib; H&R 1871 LLC Pardner pump 12 ga; Stevens Mod. 58, 20 ga bolt act.; Mossberg 185DA bolt action 20 ga. w/ adj ck; Mossberg Model 1850-C 20 ga bolt act; Stevens Model 940 E 20 ga single shot; Sears Ted Williams 20 ga. single shot; New England Pardner Mod. SB1, 20 ga single shot; 12 ga single shot Revelation; Excel 20 ga single shot; Mass Arms 16 ga single shot; Western Field Mod. 19, 16 ga single shot; Excel 16 ga single shot.

BLACK POWDER RIFLES
50 cal Cabela’s; BPI, CVA Staghorn Mag 50 cal in line w/synthetic stock.

BLACK POWDER HANDGUNS
50 cal. Black Powder single shot pistol kit; 36 cal Navy model 36 cal Black Powder revolver; CVA 45 cal and CVA 50 cal., cap and ball pistols.

AMMO
22, 410, 12 ga, 30-06, 357, 380, also leather scabbard.

KNIVES
Approx. 40 knives with lots of American Mint Collector knives including Bowie, Hunting knives, Pocket folding knives; Also swords & other pocket knives.

SHOP & TOOLS
Electric drills, sanders, skilsaw, sockets, ratchets, wrenches, hammers; 1/3 hp bench grinder; Soldering torch (brass); Pipe & crescent wrenches; Tool box; Punches and chisels; Handy Man jack; Log chains and more.

LAWN & GARDEN
Husky 23 Compact & Tanaka chainsaws; Backpack pump up sprayer; Hand sprayers (one new in box); Portable basket ball goal; Cord of split oak and locust firewood; Turkey fryer; Electric hedge trimmers; Propane grill; Hand post digger; Step ladders; Yard machine front tiller; Post driver; Fence stretchers.

ANTIQUES
Rexall display shelving; Lard press; Aluminum milk can; 3 crank churns; Nut cracker; Hames & single tree; 2 reel type push mowers; Tube type Philco radio; Minnesota treadle sewing machine; Lot of Coal Oil Lamps (huge offering 80 plus); Hand carved (Harold Mooney) Construction Equipment; Vintage toy car; Aunt Jamima Repo bank; Victrola records and more; Oil bottle with spout; Wire egg basket; Seabreeze fan on stand and more; Vintage scooter & Red wagon; Cast iron cookware incldg. Corn breads; Enamel baby tub; Duck decoys.

GLASS & POTTERY
Two Hull pieces 105-7 pitcher and 108-81/2 vase; Utility refrigerator pitchers; Large offering of Hen on Nests; Green depression; Tea set; Salts & Peppers; Carnival; Huge offering of Jewel T; Manhattan depression.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Beautiful walnut buffet and maple cabinet; Bakers rack; Wooden shelving (nice); Oak dressing mirror; Alblum cabinets; China hutch; Curved glass curio cabinet; Grandmother clock; Small round kitchen table; Computer desk; Drop leaf maple kitchen table and 3 chairs; Card table and chairs.

KITCHEN
Deep fryer, Toaster oven; Pressure cooker; Electric skillet; High chair.

MISCELLANEOUS
Propane Buddy heater (new); Cast iron cookware including Wagner; Trolling motor; 110V window AC; Several Coleman lanterns; Live trap; Deer tree stand; Full roll barb wire; Used corrugated tin and more unlisted items.

AUCTIONEER NOTE: This is a very clean auction with a nice offering of well cared for Equipment, Household, Antiques and Firearms. Firearms must be transferred to out of State buyers except for Black Powder.

Job Opportunity

Quality Home Care is hiring PCA for surrounding areas of Grandview, Belton/Raymore,Peculiar,Warrensburg,(Bates city every other weekend) 

Call asap and we can get an over the phone interview and get you trained to start Immediately!! 

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