Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Obituary - Stanley Eugene Ford

Stanley Eugene Ford, 72, Moundville, MO passed away on Monday, December 07, 2020 at St. Luke’s Hospital in Kansas City, MO following a lengthy illness. Stan was born July 5, 1948 in Ft. Scott, KS to Frances W. and Bertha M. (Riley) Ford. On December 22, 1968 he was united in marriage to Norma L. Salters in Hume, MO and she survives of the home.

Stan grew up in the Bronaugh area and graduated from Bronaugh High School Class of 1966. He attended Pittsburg State University where he received his bachelor’s degree. Following college Stan worked for a number of years as a mechanic in Ft. Scott and also farmed. He has worked as a Substance Abuse Counselor for the past 23 years and has been employed by Compass Health in Nevada for the past 20 years.

Stan was an avid outdoorsman where enjoyed hunting and fishing, was always in attendance in his children’s and grandchildren’s sporting events, and most of all loved being with his family. He was a member of the Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Garland, KS.

Survivors include his wife, Norma of the home, three children, Antonette Sweeden (Kevin) of Springdale, AR, Amy Dew (Rob), Leach, OK, and Amanda Pollock (Jeff), Duncan, OK, seven grandchildren, Courtney Bunch, Caitlyn, Bunch, C. Ryleigh Bunch, Tristyn Searles, Avry Searles, Ayden Pollock, and Jordan Pollock. He was preceded in death by his parents, and one brother, James Ford.

Funeral services will be held at 10:00 am on Friday, December 11, 2020 at Ferry Funeral Home in Nevada with Bro Rick Womack officiating. Interment will follow in the Worsley Cemetery, Bronaugh. Those who wish may contribute to the American Heart Association or the American Lung Association c/o Ferry Funeral Home.

 

 ***At this time there is no longer a statewide limitation on the number of people attending funerals or visitations, however those in attendance will be asked to maintain social distancing, and that people are asked to wear face mask to protect themselves and others.

 



Public Service Announcement from the Bates County Health Center

December 8, 2020
BATES COUNTY HEALTH CENTER
Press Release

On December 2, 2020, the CDC released some newly-modified guidance options regarding quarantine periods for individuals identified as close contacts to a COVID-19 positive individual.

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services states that “the newly-modified guidance from CDC continues to recommend the existing 14-day quarantine period. Additionally, guidance regarding Isolation for confirmed or probable cases remains unchanged, as does the existing Isolation guidance for SYMPTOMATIC close contacts. This newly-modified CDC guidance is not authorized for reduced timeframes for quarantine in nursing facilities or long-term care facilities.”

As these are only options, Bates County Health Center will continue to follow the existing 14-day quarantine period until our case numbers decrease.


Santa Claus is coming to town tonight and tomorrow!

SANTA IS COMING TO AUTUMN ACRES!! He is visiting our farm in an outdoor setting on the following dates! Bring the kids and your camera for a great photo opportunity! We will have hot chocolate and Christmas goodies available too!

Tues., Dec. 8th 6-8pm
Wed, Dec. 9th 6-8pm
Sat, Dec 12th 10am-1230pm
Sun, Dec 20th Noon – 3pm, and 5 – 8pm

Autumn Acres Family Farm is located at 1300 South Main Street in Butler!

Henry County Health Center confirms another COVID-19 related death

The Henry County Health Center has received notification from the Department of Health and Senior Services of one more death due to complications related to Covid-19. 

This 95-year-old hospitalized female resided in the town of Calhoun. This marks the 16th death in Henry County due to complications related to Covid-19.

“It is with a truly heavy heart that I have to announce yet another COVID-19 related death. The family and friends of the deceased are mourning the loss of their family member and our hearts go out to them during this difficult time,” said the HCHC Administrator, Peggy Bowles. “This is a time when families and fiends usually gather together, but this year I am pleading with each of you to stay home if possible. But if you must get out please wear a face covering, remain six feet apart, and wash your hands. It is the simple things that will help reduce the spread of this disease, and save the lives of your family members.”

Pick up your copy of the Shopper!


Available now at:

Archie - Quick Break
Appleton City - Food Fair
Adrian - Yoss Thriftway & Casey’s 
Amsterdam - McBee’s & Leona’s
Butler - both Casey’s, Bear Stop, El Charro, Shopper office
Drexel - Food Fair & Casey’s 
Montrose - Casey’s 
Passaic - McBee’s
Rockville - Seider One Top

Koehn's Bakery is now taking orders for Christmas

Koehn's Bakery is now taking orders for Christmas now! 660.679.6221!
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Fall Temperatures Visit Briefly Before Winter Returns

Dense fog sticks around for most of the morning. Skies clear out during the afternoon signaling the beginning of a warm midweek. 

Showers come through Thursday night into Friday ushering in cooler temperatures.




Butler Boys Basketball program is proud to recognize Zach Burch

Butler Boys Basketball program is proud to recognize Zach Burch, a 2016 Butler Grad who is a valued member of the Pitt State basketball program. Zach is the Butler school record holder in several statistical categories:

Career leader in points 1867
Career leader in rebounds 872
Career leader in field goals made 732
Career free throws made 319

Zach has taken an untraditional route to receive the opportunity that he’s been given. He’s summed it up in a few words just to say he’s been blessed. He is a true testament of what hard work, dedication, and perseverance will get you in route to achieve your goals. 

Also as an Alumni to be an example to current and future Bears to never give up on your vision or mission. We believe dreams can come true! Bet on yourself!

Zach we as a community are cheering for you and as a program proud of the example you’ve laid. We wish you continued success and health. Go Gorillas and Go Bears!



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