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It’s a summer sale just in time for Fathers Day. Derailed Commodity honors all fathers with this in store special….. get up to $500 dollars off in stock sectionals, sofas, love seats, recliners and dining sets on the showroom floor . This tremendous sale hits Derailed Commodity Furniture and Flooring on Monday June 10th and runs through Friday June 21st. Various styles and colors on the showroom floor. Happy Father’s Day from Derailed Commodity Furniture and Flooring, Butler location, outer road of I-49 and west 52. Offers good July 10th through July 21st. Happy Father’s Day. See Derailed Commodity Furniture and Flooring on Facebook. |
Wednesday, May 29, 2024
Derailed Commodity Fathers Day Summer Sale
Best of luck at Nationals Cash
Cash is the son of Pam and Luke Johnston and he attended JR High at Miami School.
Help us congratulate Cash on his qualification and wish him well in Des Moines during his competition.
Obituary - Greta "Darlene" Cummings
Darlene was raised in Independence, KS and attended school there. She was a homemaker most of her life. She lived in Nevada, MO from 2005-2013 before moving to Northwest Arkansas to be near her family.
Survivors include her three sons, Richard Murphy, Warsaw, MO; Steve Cummings (Kim), Goshen, AR; and Damon Cummings (Linda), Gravitt, AR; four grandchildren, Rachael Linville, Joe Hatfield, Bo Hatfield, and Ethan Cummings; numerous great-grandchildren; and a brother, Houston Graves (Wanda), Sheldon, MO. She was preceded in death by her parents; one daughter, Jacqueline Hatfield; a grandson, Calvin Cummings; and three sisters Joann Lindsey, Margie Yarborough, her twin Marlene Murphy, and a brother, Jimmy Graves.
A visitation and viewing will be held from 5:00-7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 28, 2024 at Ferry Funeral Home, Nevada, MO. Inurnment will be in Kings Cemetery, Washburn, MO at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 1, 2024.
Obituary - Jo Beers
Alice Joanne Beers, age 90, of Joplin, Missouri, passed away peacefully at home Saturday, May 25, 2024. Known all her life as “Jo”, she was born February 10, 1934 in Miller, Cleburne County, Arkansas, the daughter of Roy Elmer and Gladys Ferol (Dugger) Burns.
As a child of the 1930s and 40s in the South, she grew up with no electricity and no running water. Their bathroom was an outhouse, which she said was cold in the winter and hot in the summer. The family grew a huge garden and canned all the vegetables which were then stored in the cellar. They always had chickens, a milk cow and also raised a cow and pig to butcher for meat. They had a few apple trees and picked blackberries and huckleberries to make jams and pies. Jo aways said she guessed they were poor growing up but she never went hungry and had everything she needed to thrive with lots of love in the home.
Jo went to a two-room school with separate outhouses for girls and boys. The number one game they played outside was baseball. She was only able to complete 8th grade and left school to work in the fields to help support the family. This was not an uncommon practice for the time. Though she had very little schooling, she was highly educated about life in general and full of good ole common sense.
She married Harold Dee Wood on September 17, 1949 in Heber Springs, Arkansas. They had three children, then moved to California and had another child. They later divorced. Jo met Donald Eugene Beers in 1962 and after ten years together, they married December 1, 1972 in McAlester, Oklahoma. This union produced one daughter.
Jo and Don moved to Adrian, Missouri in 1968 and lived there until they retired in 1999 when they moved to Joplin, Missouri and lived next door to their daughter, Carolyn Hartsell and husband Eddie. While living in Adrian, Jo started a day-care which she ran for a little over 20 years. She loved the children she took care of and said they helped keep her young. In her lifetime she enjoyed embroidering, music and was an avid reader. She also loved to dance, doing the jitter bug with Don in their younger years.
She was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Billy and Max Burns; two sons, Bill and Steve Wood; two sisters-in law, Frankie and Loania Burns; and one son-in-law, Eddie “Tobe” Hartsell.
Survivors include her husband Don Beers of the home; one son, Jerry Wood and wife Kathy of Butler, Missouri; two daughters, Carolyn Hartsell of Joplin Missouri and Kathy Beers and partner Stephanie Mills of Belleville, Illinois; one daughter-in-law, Nancy Young of Hidden Valley Lake, California; one brother, Jim Burns and partner Shari Reed of Bella Vista, Arkansas; and two nephews, Jimmy Burns of Palm Springs, California and Rockey Burns and partner Robbin Gorman of Siloam Springs, Arkansas.
Jo was blessed with six grandchildren, Trent Wood of Middletown, California, Tara Mendez (deceased) of Santa Rosa, California, Sara Wood (Scott) of Hidden Valley Lake, California, Bethany Wood of Concord, California, Andrea Wood Baxter of Butler, Missouri and Michael Wood (Jennifer) of Holt’s Summit, Missouri. She also had ten great grandchildren.
The family would like to express their gratitude to Phoenix Home Care and Hospice for the care Jo received in the months before her death. A very special thank you to Brian Denmark and Brittany McHaffie for the loving care they gave to Jo whom they treated like family.
Tuesday, May 28, 2024
Second annual car show for Carla Dunn July 27th
Second annual car show for Carla Dunn July 27 at the Bates county Fairgrounds in Butler, Missouri from 10 AM to 5 PM free will donation awards for the top three best of show.
We have a food truck and some vendors set up as well if you are a vendor wanting to set up, you can contact me at 660-464-3263 or if you would like to donate or sponsor anything for the car show.!
We have a food truck and some vendors set up as well if you are a vendor wanting to set up, you can contact me at 660-464-3263 or if you would like to donate or sponsor anything for the car show.!
Obituary - Dorothy Louise Kenimer
Dorothy attended high school in Jerico Springs and graduated as Valedictorian in 1940. She worked in Nevada, Missouri until 1941 when she married Billie Mitchell and moved back to Jerico Springs. They had their first child, Larry, in 1942. In 1944 while Billie was serving in the Army during WWII, Dorothy worked at Pratt & Whitney in Kansas City making airplane parts for the military. Daughter Pamela was born in Jerico Springs in 1947. Later that year the family moved back to Kansas City and in 1949 Bradley was born.
After the couple’s divorce, Dorothy moved back to Nevada where she worked at Montgomery Ward for several years before taking at job at the Nevada State Hospital as a psychiatric aide. She worked at the State Hospital for ten years and in 1967 married Charles (Chuck) Kenimer. The couple lived in Nevada until 1970 when Chuck went to work for Burns and McDonnell Engineering. His job as a mechanical engineer took them all around the country for the next 27 years. When Chuck retired in 1997, they moved to El Dorado Springs. After Chuck’s death in 2006, Dorothy remained in their home until 2023.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents, her 3 brothers, Gaylord, Richard and Kenneth, one sister, Glora Faye, and her daughter Pam. She is survived by her sons Larry (Dorothy) and Brad (Jonna), her sisters Betty and Glenda, and many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great grandchildren, as well as many nieces & nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 1, 2024 at the Baptist Church in Jerico Springs, MO with Pastor Robert Thomas officiating. Interment will follow in St. James Cemetery in Milford, MO.
Memorials are suggested in her memory to Wounded Warriors Project c/o Ferry Funeral Home.
MSHP: Memorial Day Weekend Statistics
Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers investigated the following over the 2024 Memorial Day holiday weekend:
Traffic Statistics
Crashes -- 275
Injuries -- 161
Fatalities -- 7
DWI -- 128
Boating Statistics
Crashes -- 7
Injuries -- 7
Fatalities -- 0
Drowning -- 0
BWI -- 6
(Note: During the 2023 counting period, the Patrol investigated 287 traffic crashes, which included 117 injuries and 12 of the 13 fatalities. Also, over the 2023 Memorial Day holiday: Marine operations troopers investigated 10 boating crashes, which included no fatalities and two injuries. Troopers made 137 driving while intoxicated arrests and eight boating while intoxicated arrests. No one drowned over the 2023 Memorial Day holiday. Statewide over the 2023 Memorial Day holiday weekend, 13 people died and 403 were injured in 990 traffic crashes. During the 2023 Memorial Day weekend, there were 10 boating crashes which included no fatalities and two injuries. No one drowned over last year’s Memorial Day weekend.)
Troopers investigated all seven of the traffic crash fatalities. Three fatalities occurred in the Troop C, Weldon Spring, MO, area. One fatality occurred in each of the following areas: Troop A, Lee’s Summit, MO, Troop B, Macon, MO, Troop E, Poplar Bluff, MO, and Troop I, Rolla, MO, areas.
One person died within the counting period on Friday, May 24, 2024. Rosa L. Rodriguez, 55, of Amarillo, Texas, died when the driver of another vehicle lost control of his vehicle, left the roadway, struck the concrete median barrier, returned to the roadway, crossed the lane, and struck Rodriguez’s commercial vehicle. Both vehicles left the roadway and struck the concrete wall causing Rodriguez’s vehicle to jackknife. Both vehicles then continued down the wall until it became a guardrail. Rodriguez’s vehicle continued down the guardrail and overturned, while the other vehicle maintained contact with the cargo body of Rodriguez’s vehicle until they came to rest. Rodriguez’s vehicle then caught fire. The crash occurred in St. Louis County on Interstate 270 westbound, west of New Florissant Road. Rodriguez was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the vehicle. EMS personnel pronounced Rodriguez deceased at the scene. A passenger in Rodriguez’s vehicle was not wearing a seat belt and sustained serious injuries. The driver of the vehicle that struck Rodriguez’s vehicle was not wearing a seat belt and sustained serious injuries.
There were no fatalities on Saturday, May 25, 2024.
Two fatalities occurred on Sunday, May 26, 2024. Crystal P. Hooper, 37, of Monroe City, MO, died when the vehicle she was driving traveled off the roadway, struck an embankment, and overturned. The crash occurred in Marion County on U.S. Highway 61 two miles north of Palmyra, MO. Hooper was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the vehicle. Marion County paramedic B. Schrage pronounced Hooper deceased at the scene. A passenger in Hooper’s vehicle was wearing a seat belt and sustained serious injuries. The Marion County Sheriff's Office, Palmyra Fire Department, and Monroe City (MO) Police Department responded to the scene.
Patrick L. Shelton, 37, of Benton, MO, died when he was ejected from the golf cart in which he was a passenger then struck by another golf cart. The crash occurred in Bollinger County on U.S. Highway 34 west of Missouri Route Y 12 miles west of Marble Hill, MO. Dr. Anna Delanis pronounced Shelton deceased at the scene. Neither driver of the golf carts was injured.
Four people died in traffic crashes on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27, 2024. Dwayne C. Washington, 44, of St. Louis, MO, died when the vehicle he was driving exited the roadway, and struck a metal guardrail. The crash occurred in St. Louis County on Interstate 270 eastbound, west of Lilac, MO. It is unknown whether Washington was wearing a seat belt. A paramedic pronounced Washington deceased at the scene.
Danny Luebbers, 18, of Salem, MO, died when the vehicle in which he was a passenger experienced a mechanical failure, traveled off the roadway into a wooded area and struck a tree. The crash occurred in Dent County on U.S. Highway 119 at Missouri Route E. Luebbers was wearing a seat belt. Dent County Coroner Gina White pronounced Luebbers deceased at the scene. The driver of the vehicle and another passenger sustained moderate injuries; both were wearing their seat belt at the time of the crash. The Dent County Sheriff’s Office and Salem (MO) Police Department responded to the scene.
William F. Gorman, 89, of Independence, MO, died when the motortricycle he was operating was struck as he attempted to cross U.S. Highway 65. The crash occurred in Benton County on U.S. Highway 65 at Balke Road. Gorman was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. Dr. Joshua Stilley pronounced Gorman deceased at the scene. The driver of the other vehicle was wearing a seat belt; she was not injured in the crash.
Ronald W. Moore III, 38, of Catawissa, MO, died when the motorcycle he was operating traveled off the roadway and struck the guardrail. Moore was ejected from the motorcycle. The crash occurred in St. Louis County on Interstate 55 north of S. Lindbergh Blvd. He was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. Dr. Testrake pronounced Moore deceased at Mercy Hospital South.
NOTE: The statistics provided could change if late deaths occur, other departments report crashes or incidents, a fatality is determined to be a drowning, or if a fatality is determined to be caused by a medical condition after this news release was posted.
Obituary - Donis Gayle (Cubbage) Dasent
A graduate of the Walker School Class of 1988, Donis embraced various roles throughout her life, culminating in her tenure at Vision Solutions in Nevada. She found profound joy as the devoted mother of Jacob Duncan and the late Tanner Duncan. In August 2017 she joined hands in marriage with Andre Dasent sharing a bond of love and devotion.
Donis delighted in baking pies for family celebrations and nurturing memories with her grandchildren. Together with Andre, she savored trips to Trinidad, finding solace and adventure in each journey. In her final months, she cherished precious moments with her family on the farm, savoring every shared laugh and embrace.
Left to honor her memory and mourn her loss are her devoted husband, Andre Dasent; son, Jacob & Ashlee Duncan of Nevada, MO; grandchildren, Leroy Fast, Barrett Duncan, and Millie Duncan; father, Donald Cubbage of Nevada, MO; sisters, Sheila & Eric Bryson of Ft. Worth, TX, and Davola & Tony Garrett of Nevada, MO; nephew, Nathan Bryson of Ft. Worth, TX; aunts, Bobbie & Eddie Hamersley of Walker, MO, Annette Balk of Loveland, CO, and Roenna Balk of Gainesville, TX; numerous cousins, and a host of friends.
She now joins her beloved son, Tanner Duncan; mother, Vernille Cubbage; sister, Sherri Cubbage Prewitt; grandparents, Ermon & Margaret Cubbage and Walter & Evelyn Balk; and her mother-in-law, Mena Dasent in eternal peace.
Donis Gayle (Cubbage) Dasent leaves behind a legacy of love, resilience, and cherished memories that will forever be treasured by those whose lives she touched.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 30, 2024 at Ferry Funeral Home in Nevada with Pastor Alan Black officiating. Interment will follow in Berea Cemetery in Ketterman, MO. The family will receive friends from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday evening at the funeral home.
Memorials are suggested in her name to Vernon County Cancer Relief c/o Ferry Funeral Home.
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