Monday, April 19, 2021
News from the Bates County Health Center
We will be giving vaccines on Wednesday & Thursday this week (April 21 & 22) and need to fill all our appointment slots.
If ANYONE 18 or over is seeking the vaccine please call us to schedule--1st to call 1st to schedule!! - Courtesy of the Bates County Health Center
Obituary - Kim D. Osborn
Funeral services will be on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at 11:00 am at the Atkinson Funeral Home in Adrian, Missouri.
The family will receive friends from 10:00 - 11:00 am. Burial in Crescent Hill Cemetery, Adrian, MO.
A full obituary will be posted when it is available.
A full obituary will be posted when it is available.
Update: Missing boy from Barton County found safe
Previous Story:
The Barton County Sheriffs Office is attempting to locate Dalton Freeze and his 3-year old son. Dalton left his home in Liberal, MO with his son yesterday at around 1600 hours.
It was later discovered that he left his phone, money, and did not take a diaper bag or anything for his son...he told a family member he was taking his son out for ice-cream but never returned.
Dalton was last seen driving a silver 2007 Dodge Caliber Hatchback, MO license NB7A7L. If you see the Dalton and/or the vehicle, please contact Barton County Sheriff's Office.
Butler Spring City Wide Garage Sale set for Saturday May 8th
All Registered Garage Sales will be listed on the Garage Sale Map that will be printed in the Mid America Shopper!
If you have any questions you can contact the Butler Chamber on Facebook or Text/Call us at (660) 464-1339
Butler Chamber Cruise Night Rescheduled for April 30th
The April Cruise Night 2021 has been rescheduled for Friday April 30th!
Come on out to Sonic Drive-In (1014 W. Fort Scott Street, Butler, MO) from 6-9PM and bring the whole family!
Enjoy an evening of all sorts of vehicles and don't forget to purchase your ticket(s) for a chance to win the 50/50 Raffle!
The more 50/50 Raffle tickets bought the larger the cash amount won by one lucky winner!
Cruise Night participants get a chance to win 1st, 2nd or 3rd Place People's Choice Awards!
We also have a Mystery Entry Prize for one random Cruise Night participant!
***Must Register a vehicle in the Cruise Night to be entered to winner the Mystery Entry Prize***
Come on out to Sonic Drive-In (1014 W. Fort Scott Street, Butler, MO) from 6-9PM and bring the whole family!
Enjoy an evening of all sorts of vehicles and don't forget to purchase your ticket(s) for a chance to win the 50/50 Raffle!
The more 50/50 Raffle tickets bought the larger the cash amount won by one lucky winner!
Cruise Night participants get a chance to win 1st, 2nd or 3rd Place People's Choice Awards!
We also have a Mystery Entry Prize for one random Cruise Night participant!
***Must Register a vehicle in the Cruise Night to be entered to winner the Mystery Entry Prize***
Obituary - Margie Bush Rhoades Hobbs
Visitation will precede the service from 11:00 a.m. to Noon. Officiating at the service will be Pastor David Hill. Burial will be in Woodfin Cemetery, Foster, Missouri.
The family suggest memorial donations be made to Trinity United Methodist Church, Appleton City, Missouri.
Margie Bush Rhoades Hobbs, age 90 departed this life on Friday, April 16, 2021 at the Appleton City Manor, with loving family present.
She was born on June 10, 1930 just outside of Worland, Missouri to Pearl (Oldham) and Willard D. Bush. Margie was the middle child of seven. Her siblings were Monty, Ardall, Vina May, Willard, Mattie and James.
In 1948, Margie was united in marriage to Everett Rhoades. This union was blessed with four sons, Donald, Harley, Tim and Perry.
In 1987 Margie was united in marriage to Jarrel Hobbs. Jarrel had two sones Kurt and Jason. Marge love Jay’s son’s very much.
Margie was a person of many talents. She was an incredibly talented writer, having written many songs, poems and prayers. At age 74, she wrote her first book titled “Mark of the Rose”. Her book is a story written from memories of Sunday Afternoon stories told by family and friends who lived during the 1890s. It is somewhat biographical in that the characters are based on real people and relatives. This book has been enjoyed by all who have read it. She paid to have the book printed herself. In 2002, she was chosen one of the best 100 poets in the United States, out of 8,000.
Another of Margie’s talents was painting. She had several hanging in her room in the nursing home. She gave many away to her most beloved friends. She taught many art classes in several places including the Golden Apple’s Senior Club in Appleton City.
Due to a fall and breaking her ankle, she moved into Countryside Estates and was never able to live on her own. When moving, she had to find a home for her beloved poodle, Honey-Bee. Honey-Bee went to live with Margie’s good friends, Don and Helen. They would take Honey-Bee for regular visits with Margie.
Margie’s best talent was sharing her love of the Lord with everyone around her. Most all her songs and poems are based on her faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. When she moved into the Countryside Estates, she would conduct weekly Bible Studies both in the RFC and the Manor. She loved preparing for these studies. She always enjoyed going to the weekly church services that were brought into to the facility by various churches.
One of her favorite weekly activities was playing Bingo. She like making sure everyone got a prize. She especially enjoyed it when her Birthday Buddy would be the caller. She enjoyed plants and flowers. When she was able, she would help tend the flowers in the RCF garden.
Margie is survived by her four sons: Donald, Harley, Tim and Perry; her grandchildren: Timmy, Lissa, Amber, Kelly, Donna, Shane & Shanna Sowger, Justin and their children; her five great-grandchildren: Haley, Jesse, James, Hannah and Jackson; her brother James Bush; and her special friends: Pat & Yolanda Sowger, Norman & Judy Sapp, Don & Helen Paur and Pat Tippie.
Margie never met a stranger. She made friends wherever she went. She left her footprints in the hearts of many. “Well done, thou good and faithful servant.”
Newly elected Adrian R-III Board Members sworn-in
Newly elected Adrian R-III Board Members were sworn-in on April 15, 2021 by Board Treasurer Kris Saathoff.
Congratulations to George Bruto, Chris Sams and Gerold Stephens! - Courtesy of the Adrian News Leader
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