WRIGHT COUNTY

WC JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 15, 2021

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INSIDE Local tournaments, local success

Six Wright County teams compete in events hosted by Mansfield
and Norwood; Pirates and Lady Eagles win titles

Three parades
held in county
Pages A6-A7

BRIEFS
Deadline changes
for Dec. 29 issue
All news, sports, legal
and advertising deadlines
have been changed for
the Wednesday, Dec. 29
issue.
In order to get some-
thing scheduled for that
paper, please have ev-
erything submitted to us
no later than 3 p.m. on
Wednesday, Dec. 22.
News and sports infor-
mation can be emailed
to editor@wrightcounty- photos by Ron Schott
journal.com. The Norwood boys basketball team, left, and the Hartville Lady Eagles basketball team, right, both won tournament championships last week
Advertising items can be as a total of six Wright County teams competed in two local tournaments. The Pirates won the Mansfield Tournament while the Lady
emailed to ads2@wright- Eagles won the Norwood Lady Pirate Invitational title. Two Mansfield teams finished in third place. (See full coverage on pages B1-B4.)
countyjournal.com.
Finally, legals and classi-
fied items can be emailed
to office@wrightcounty-
journal.com.
Those interested can
also message the Wright
Santa visits Christmas at Laura’s event
County Journal on Face-
book.

Christmas Dinner
on Christmas Day
The Community Wide
Christmas Dinner will be
held from 11:30 a.m.-1:30
p.m. on Christmas Day
on Saturday, Dec. 25 at
the Mountain Grove High
School.
The dinner is provided
with the cooperation of
churches, businesses and
individuals within the
Mountain Grove com-
munity.
For those needing a ride
or wanting to have a meal
delivered, contact Tami
Kuster at 417-259-2064
or Shirley Sartor at 417-
217-3657.

DEATHS
Zena Atchison
Justin Keith Brill
Virginia “Jenny” Fischer
James Joseph Gray, Jr.
Earl Leroy Beeler
Norman Hardin
James “Jim” William Fox
Wilda H. (Hunter) Cogdill
Wayman Lee Thompson

photo by Isaiah Schott

INDEX Santa Claus took some time to visit with the Clark family during the Christmas At Laura’s event held on Saturday, Dec. 11 inside the
Rocky Ridge Farmhouse in Mansfield. The event was hosted by the Laura Ingalls Wilder and Museum. Shown are Eva, one proud
Calendar..............Page A2 grandmother, with Brylee, Bella, Tucker and Clay. The event also gave attendees a chance to tour the Gallery in the Museum building.
Weather..............Page A2
From One.................Page A3
Obituaries............Pages A4-A6
County................Pages A6-A7
Education..................Page A8
Church.................Page A9-A10
Legals..................Page A9
Candidate deadline nears for election
Classifieds................Page A10
Sports...........Pages B1-B4 BY THE WCJ STAFF day, Dec. 28. Those who have filed as of and Jay Loveland. Ryan Mor-
Business......................Page B5 EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM The long list of offices up for Dec. 9 include Carolyn Mitch- ris’ one-year seat is also up
Church..................Pages B5-B6 The deadline to declare candi- election includes, by town: ell in Ward I; both Mark Boyd for election. As of press time,
Grocer...................Pages B7-B8 dacy for City and School Board Mountain Grove and Eugene Sines in Ward II; both Hawkins and Loveland
election races and other races The City of Mountain Grove and Brenda Clark in Ward III. have filed. Both Morris and
is coming soon for the April 5, has two year terms for Ward I, Ward IV has no filings as of Cheyanne Smith have filed for
2022 election. Ward II, Ward III and Ward IV. Dec. 9. the one year seat.
Those wishing to get their Those with terms expiring in- As for the Mountain Grove Norwood
name on an election ballot, clude Carolyn Mitchell (Ward R-III School Board, positions The Norwood R-I School Dis-
were able to do so as early as I), Mark Boyd (Ward II), Bren- up for reelection are the three- trict has two, three-year term
75¢
$32 year subscription
Dec. 7. da Clark (Ward III) and Jeff year term seats are currently seats up for election currently
The deadline to file is Tues- Holman (Ward IV). filled by Howard Hawkins See ‘ELECTION’/page A3
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Christmas Play at 11
Christmas Play slated a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 19.
for New Rock Everyone is welcome.
Springs Church
There is a scheduled
Christmas Play at New
Rock Springs Church
at 1 p.m. on Sunday,
Dec. 12. Everyone is
welcome.
Candlelight Service
slated for Cabool
The Trinity UMC/First
UMC of Cabool invit-
ed the community to a
Christmas Eve Candle-
Santa at the Lake light Service at 5 p.m. on
event in Hartville Friday, Dec. 24.
The Hartville Lions It will be held at the
Club presents “Santa at First UMC of Cabool,
the Lake’ at 4:30 p.m. located at 501 Paul St.
on Saturday, Dec. 18 at in Cabool.
Hartville’s City Park.
Come make smores,
drink hot chocolate,
make Christmas crafts
and get your child’s
photo take with San-
ta. There will also be a
Hartville High School Christmas Dinner
FBLA Coat Drive. Coats in Mountain Grove
can be dropped off or on Christmas Day
picked up at the event. The Community Wide
Christmas Dinner will
Green Mountain be held from 11:30 a.m.-
Baptist set for 1:30 p.m. on Christmas
Christmas Play Day on Saturday, Dec. 25
The Green Mountain at the Mountain Grove
Baptist Church have a High School.
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WC YESTERYEAR
110 Years Ago their hunting trip Friday
Dec. 14, 1911 by R.C. Wall and Sam
Messrs. A.T. Fengler and Wilson.
P.F. Green have embarked
in business in Mountain 60 Years Ago
Grove, having purchased Dec. 14, 1961
the Home Bakery from Former Mountain Grove
Byer & Reed. The new residents, Mr. and Mrs.
firm is engler Son Lilburn Tooley of West
Plains, have won an eight
85 Years Ago day all expense paid trip
Dec. 10, 1936 to Portugal and Spain.
The teacher, Mrs. Nelle The Tooleys operate the
Beckham, and pupils are Tooley Tractor and Imple-
making plans for their ment Company in West
Christmas program and Plains and the contest
tree. was for dealers who sold
Randle Hutsell, of Graff, the most tractors during
sawed wood Monday for October and November.
Avery Gaddis. The trip will be made
Some of W.C. Moseley’s sometime in January and
friends from the Army the Tooleys will make
were visiting him last the trip by jet. Among
week and also hunted the events to be attended
some while here. They while there will be bull
were accompanied on fights
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35 Years Ago Grove High School fresh-
Keep in Touch
Dec. 17, 1986 man Emily Todd. She was With Your Community
A bright sunny day escorted by Jared Emery.
greeted the 1986 Christ- Attendants were Senior
mas parade activities on Laurel Kilgore escorted
Saturday. Missy Coffman by Brent Hayman; Junior
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Miss Merry Christmas Ric Redding; and soph- Periodicals Paid at Mountain Grove, Missouri
by last year’s title holder omore Kayla Fletcher CONSOLIDATION OF THE
Karrie Penner prior to the escorted by Elmer Jones. MOUNTAIN GROVE NEWS JOURNAL
annual parade. The First Named the 2001 Little Mr. THE MANSFIELD MIRROR on June 3,2020
& THE TRI-COUNTY NEWS, THE NORWOOD INDEX & THE
Christian Church had and Miss Merry Christ-
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the grand prize award mas were Tanner Riley,
in the parade with Kap- 5, son of Mike and Ressa Published on Wednesday
pa Theta being awarded Lakey and Victor Allen; P.O. Box 530, Mountain Grove, Mo 65711
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of God taking top spot in
the religious category. 10 Years Ago Postmaster
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The Wright County Journal
20 Years Ago Shaun Anderson was
P.O. Box 530 Mtn. Grove, MO 65711
Dec. 12, 2001 presented the Army Iron
Selected as 2001 Miss Man Award for his foot-
Merry Christmas on ball performance in week
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WC OBITUARIES

ELECTION from page A1

held by Debbie Shelton are two Board members
and R.A. Bradshaw. As of with three-year terms
press time, Curtis Smith expiring. Those seats are
is the lone candidate to currently held by Kris
file Gray and Zach Miller.
As for the City of Nor- ust iller has filed as of
wood race, it has two press time.
alderman positions with In the City of ansfield
two-year terms. there are two, two-year
Those seats are currently terms as Ward I and Ward
filled by Travis Coatney II seats are up for elec-
and Mike Fitzpatrick and tion. Both Mike Roberts
they are the lone candi- (Ward I) and Derrick Neal
dates to file thus far (Ward II) currently serve
Mansfield in those positions. No one
In the Mansfield R-IV has filed as of press time
School Board race, there Hartville
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Thanks given for donations
The Hartville R-III
in time for Christmas
School Board has two,
three-year term positions
up for election. Those are
currently held by Allen
Dickinson and Dustin
Arnall. As of press time,
ustin rnall has filed
In the one-year term
position race for the seat
held by Jeffrey Palmer,
ust almer has filed for
that election as of press
time.
As for the City of Hart-
ville, alderman positions
up for election are seats
with two-year terms cur-
rently held by Jessica
Vandergrift, Karen Brown
*subject to credit approval
and Loni Pedersen. No
filings were reported as
of press time.
Miscellaneous
The Mountain Grove
Special Road District has
a Board member position
election that features a
three-year term. The seat
is held by Rick Shelton
and he has re filed

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Dablemont to
distribute books
Outdoors author Larry
Dablemont says he
will have his new book
and all the others there
of the Youth Tour & Cy-
cle Programs for 2022.
All high school juniors
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high and high school away and inscribed to school as well as home-
REAL ESTATE ~ Sells @ Noon kids on Saturday, Dec. all youngsters under 15 schooled students are
REAL ESTATE ~ Sells @ NOON 18 at the Texas County years of age. eligible to participate.
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Two Story Farmhouse featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 Bath Kitchen/Dining Combo
Equipped. Central Heatofand
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the A 1440 is
sq ftHandicap
Shop w/ partial concrete floor,
Accessible
water & electric sits on the property. Land is 9 0% open, has good fencing,
& attend the Youth Tour in
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porchFarmhouse featuring
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bedrooms, 2 Bath Kitchen/ Equipped. Central Heat and Air. A 1440 sq ft Shop
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5 outbuildings,
porch &three
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cellar.
on 80 acres
(one is heats
spring with 1 pond, cattle waterer & is hayable ground. For viewing call Shawn 417-
fed), gas w/ partial concrete floor, water & electric sits on the
Washington D.C. June 13
pipe corral system & an automatic cattle water. Land is 9 0% open. 830-0209.
and is sitting on 80 acres m/l, this property boasts of 5 out- property. Land is 90% open, has good fencing, 1 pond, thru June 19, 2022. Three
for your kindness
Terms of Real Estate: 10% Down Day of Auction, Taxes Prorated, Closing Costs Split, Balance Due on Closing Day.
buildings, three ponds (one is spring fed), pipe corral system & cattle waterer & is hayable ground. For viewing call delegates will attend the
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH - 9:00 A.M.
an automatic cattleHOUSEHOLD
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Terms
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of
• Small be offered
Real Estate:
water. Land is 90% open.
3 •ways.
Appliances 10%•First
Dresser Chest offering
Down Day(20
of Drawers of acres m/l and
Auction,
• Games & Puzzles home)
Leather Rocker Recliner • JD Lamp • Recliners • End Tables • Bakers Rack • Cooke Jar • Chicken
Taxes
• Wooden
Shawn 417-830-0209.
Tract
GunProrated,#2 Closing Costs
TRACTORS
JD 6105 D w/H310 Self Leveling Loader
Four Bedroom, Four BathBalance
Split, Two Story
DueBrickonhome sittingDay.
Closing on 26
CYCLE program in Jef-
ferson City July 13 thru
and caring
Rack • Assorted Pictures • Plant Stands • Kitchen Table w/6 Chairs • Kenmore Chest Deep Freeze 4x4 Dual Hydraulic 105hp 24spd
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600hr
kitchens, a large Gary
living area,
Arlonice back patio, July 15, 2022. For any
Loc ation:
• Pyrex Dishes 4 • 87Pampered
CountyChefLine Road,
Christmas Decor MO• Crock
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New Rubber Loader Checks
& Front Weights questions on programs,
1978
Kitchen 18’ •Skeeter
Appliances Dresser • Chest Fishing
of DrawersBoat • Games 4x4 Equipped.QTCentral
BushhogDual Heat
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Hydraulic TransAir. A 1440 sq ft Shop w/ partial concrete floor, call 417-924-3291. Es-
Two
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Story
& Puzzles w/ Farmhouse
back•porch
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Wooden
Kitchen
featuring
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heats
2 Bath Kitchen/Dining
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with gas
Chairs
Pictures •Combo
Motor
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and is sitting
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Plant 105hp
on 80Deep water &
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Loader
24spd
Lo Range Dual Remotes
electric sits Trans-
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property. Land is 9 0% open, has good fencing, The family of Pansy Crisp says are due Wednesday
ANTIQUES ~ COLLECTIBLES 1 pond, 2013
cattle POLARIS
waterer & is hayable ground. For viewing call Shawn 417- March 2, 2022, at the Se-
m/l,
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Dairy •Advertisingboasts
Pyrex Dishes of 5 outbuildings,
Sign • Hoosier •Cabinet w/Flour three
Pampered Bin • Oilponds
Chef Lamps (one
• Christmas
• Goldenis Wheat
springDishes
fed),•
De- Reverse 600hr (load-
cor •• Cutlery
pipe
Castorscorral system
SS Military
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Can & an Pots •cattle
automatic
• Dresser w/Swing Back
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Land
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Tree• Wooden
Books • SentryHolland 14Shoe Gun
• PotteryFire
• Wash Proof Safe
Stand • Butter • •Kenmore
Churn Silver Tune Record Wash-
Player • 23501761
8spd Transmiles w/Hi 275hrs
Lo range 540 PTO Single Remotes
Terms of • Real Estate: 10%
Crock Down Day of •Auction, Taxes • Prorated, Closing Costs Split, Balance Due(diesel)
on Closing Day.
Coffee Grinder • Large Lot of Old Tins • Sunshine Coffee Jar • Sad Irons • Hornet Nest • JD Scale Model
er &• Cast
Tractor Dryer
Iron 6• Whirlpool
Gallon Crock • 5 GallonDryer • Amana
w/Wooden Flat
Cork Spout TopWheel
Spinning Stove
• Granite 3700hrs New Rubber
Excellent &
Condition Front Weights • Interna-
Pot • Scaber • High Back Askew Saddle • Wooden Wall Table • Wooden Rocking Chairs • Wash Board •

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Microwave
Globes • Side Board • • Elk
Lard Tins •Wall Pictures
Granite ware • 5pc
• Oatmeal Dishes Wooden
• Kraut Bedroom
Cutters • Tobacco Tin Collector tional 584 w/2400 Bushhog QT Loader 4spd Trans w/Hi
SuiteScale
Cotton • Kenmore Electric
• Dolls • Biscuit Cutters
HOUSEHOLD
Guide Book • USA Dishes • Salt & Pepper Shakers • Meat Cutter • Wooden Ironing Board • Bed Pan •
Range
• Shoe Last • JD Ash•Bucket
Whirlpool
• Marbles • Push Side
Plow •by
Single Tree • Feed Scales • Wood Cook Stove • Large Cast Iron Pot • Gas Cook Stove • Large Wicker
Refrigerator Chair• ••Leather Couch
Wash Side
Tub • RARE
Lo Range DualANTIQUE Remotes (diesel) RELIABLE SEED BIN TRACTORS
Leather
Cabinet Rocker
• KitchenRecliner JD LampAdvertising
Wooden • Recliners • Endw/Recliner
Boxes •Tables
Dutch •Oven
Bakers • Other
Rack
• Metal • Cooke• Well
Cooler Jar •Bucket
Chicken& FROM SIOUX CITY IOWA
JD 61052013 D w/H310 SelfPOLARIS
Leveling Loader
Pulley • Cream Cans • Corn Planter • Fur Stretcher • Dominos • Wool Spinning Wheel • Deer Engraved
Figurines • Small Kitchen Appliances • Dresser • Chest of Drawers • Games & Puzzles • Wooden Gun

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Rocks • Clipper No. 2 Fescue Seed Cleaner • Oil Cans • Cow Bell • Large Lot of Crocks • 2 Man Cross
Rack • 1978
Assorted Pictures18’ Skeeter
• Kitchen Table w/6Fishing Boat
Cut Saw • Coke Cooler • Old Incubator • Cream Separator • Fruit Jars • Ruckels Crock • Turn About
• Plant Stands Chairs • Kenmore Chest
FARM
Deep Freeze JD 6620 Turbo Combine 3800105hp
4x4
RAZORDual Hydraulic 800 EQUIPMENTEFI 24spd4X4 ~ TRUCKS
Cookie Jar • Pyrex • Waterfall Wardrobe • Wooden Baby Cradle • Santa Collection • Stephanie Doll In hrs (field ready)• 16’ RIgid Header • 3pt 5409 New Idea 9’ Disc Mower •
• Pyrex Dishes • Pampered Chef • Christmas Decor • Cutlery • Crock Pots • 12 Piece Salad Set • Transmission 16’ Header TrailerLeft
1761 • 3ptHand
miles Reverse
Digger600hr
275hrs
w/ Evinrude 115hp Motor
Box • Yellow Bonnet Coffee Jar • USA Coffee Cups • Grain Cradle • Apple Picker • Spurs • Jim Beam Post Hole • 3 pt 6’ Cultivator • Dehorners • Chicken Feeders • Herds 3pt
Decanter#1
Tract willBoxes
• Lunch be offered 3 ways.
• Platte Valley Whiskey First offering
Jug • Pie (20 Albert
Safe • Prince acresCans
m/l• Other
and home)
Christmas Tree • Sentry 14 Gun Fire Proof Safe • Kenmore Washer & Dryer • Whirlpool Dryer • Amana (loaded,
Seeder • 1985
Tract #2163Four
work) • NHlike
Chevy c-60 Dump
Bedroom, Truck
Fourw/16’ Bed • 1969 Chevy C-60 Dump Truck w/16’Bed (needs
Bath Two Story Brick home sitting on 26
new) • JD 2350 •8spd
R-23 Trans
Excellent Condition
4 Basket Tedder Vermeer Bar Hyd Rake • 6750 NH Disc Mower • BR 7070 NH
Second
Flat offering
Top Stove (60OUTDOOR
• Microwave •acres
Elk Wallm/l)
PicturesBid
• 5pcwill be
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 WC OBITUARIES
JUSTIN KEITH BRILL JAMES JOSEPH GRAY, JR.
VANZANT, MISSOURI MERRIAM WOODS, MISSOURI

Justin Keith Brill, 37 of Vanzant, went to be with his Ascending to Heaven in the early morning hours
Grandpa Nuel in heaven on Sunday, Dec. 5, 2021 at his of Dec. 7, 2021, James Joseph Gray, Jr. lived a well-
home e was born on uly in Springfield the loved life surrounded by a large family and many
son of Michael Brill and B.J. Rader. Justin worked for friends. James was known by many names by those
the Local 663 Labor’s Union out of Clever and worked who loved him: Jimbo, Brother Gray, Daddio, and
along side his brother, Dustin, for many years. He was the most recent esteemed title, Papa Gray. Though,
a true family man who loved being outdoors with his he was known by most as Jimmy. Jimmy was born
family more than anything. He cherished spending July 10, 1961, to Margery JoAnn Gray (Gallup) and
time with his family, especially his daughter, Adilyn; James Joseph Gray Sr. He passed away at 60 years
she was the light of his life and she was his world. He of age.
was also expecting to be father for the second time Growing up in Macomb and Mountain Grove, the
to an unborn child with his spouse, Vanna Archer, of family didn’t have a lot of money, but his siblings
ountain rove ustin loved hunting and fishing and fondly remember their mom, JoAnn, being able to
spending time with his friends at the river or in the buy an eight pack of bottled soda every once in a
woods with nature. He especially loved helping teach while. She would diligently pour only half of the
his nephews Brady and Heston the ways of the land bottles so that there was enough for everyone. Jimmy
JUSTIN KEITH JAMES JOSEPH
and to respect nature. Justin enjoyed going to sporting would always save his soda for later and then come
BRILL GRAY, JR.
activities for his nieces and nephews and playing in the tease his siblings after theirs was gone. Snacks were
backyard with them or creating anything they could the same in that he would bring them out of hiding days or weeks later. In the
come up with. Justin’s love for being outdoors was contagious and he would have summer of 1990, Jimmy and his brother Dennis moved to Branson, by bus. They
you covered in seed ticks wondering what in the world you are doing so deep in the started out camping at the state park, and Jimmy later getting an apartment.
woods looking for mushrooms, that you aren’t even for sure if they are okay to eat, Shortly after arriving, he got a job at the Wildwood Flower. He shined as a re-
but he would fry them up and they would be delicious. He had a vast knowledge sponsible, loyal and trustworthy employee, where he was quickly promoted to
of nature and wildlife and could always be found outdoors somewhere with his manager. Jimmy started as a dishwasher and promptly showed his worth as he
daughter shooting guns or just going on a nature walk. Justin was an “old soul” moved up the chain. He did everything from show lighting to chef and even the
and could talk to anyone that he came across. He had a bright smile and a kind owner’s right-hand man. He even designed the hay bale mannequin that was
heart. I think that is what we will most remember about Justin; how kind he was. always found fi in up the ol red classic pic up truc out front In immy
His kind heart, his ability to interact with his family and daughter and his soul then worked for Pump Boys and Dinettes, under ownership of Linda, where he
can never be duplicated. He had a passion for football and could often be found had the most fun. He thoroughly enjoyed his time at the theater.
in a heated debate with his brothers about who is better, the Dallas Cowboys
or the Kansas City Chiefs, and honestly, it depended on the day which team he Throughout the various ownership changes, Jimmy served 11 years on the
would side with owever his first and greatest passion was his daughter and his crew. Though he didn’t actually play in any of the shows, Jimmy did dabble in
brothers. There are no words that can adequately describe his love for them. Justin playing the mandolin and the harmonica. Hard work continued as he took a
was preceded in death by his grandfather, Nuel Brill; brother, John Jennings and second job as the manager of the apartment complex in which he and his boys
great uncle, Herbert Brill. He is survived by his daughter, Adilyn Elliot-Brill; his resided. Work was a pride of Jimmy’s. He was a work enthusiast and always
father, Michael Brill (Troki), of Marionville; mother, B.J. Rader (Robert Meyer), of found a way to put his customers first fter leaving the show business he went
Elizabethtown, Ind.; grandmother, “Doshie” Brill; brothers, Dustin Brill (Britta- into maintenance at Surrey Grand Crowne Resorts, where he loyally served just
ny), Jeffrey Grey (LaCrisha) and Ron “Goober” Jennings (Heather); step brother, shy of 20 years at his time of passing. Jimmy held many awards for his work
Kevin Thompson; uncles, Robert Brill (Libby), Tim Brill and John Brill (Julie); his performance and customer service at Grand Crown. He loved his job and did it
“brothers from other mothers” as he lovingly called his best friends, Zach Owens with pride, bringing a smile to many faces from across the country. He enjoyed
e ah of ansfield acus owles of Independence and eremy rotherton of traveling and though he didn’t chart a lot of miles, he was well-traveled with
Nixa; his nieces and nephews, Brady and Heston Harris, Presley Brill, Cameron adventure from his interactions with resort guests. Not only did he provide
Brill, Morgan Brill, Charleigh Grey, Dallas Grey, Lilly Bonnette, Colton Jennings stellar customer service, he built a rapport on a personal level, often getting to
and Bella Owens. His love for family will always be remembered as one of his know repeat guests by name. Beyond a vacation, this left guests with the de-
strongest passions in life. Justin will be lovingly remembered by his family and sire to return in hopes of seeing a friendly face. He did the same with his work
friends and we will always have a grin when we think about him. Graveside ser- colleagues as he built personal, long-lasting friendships. We fondly remember
vices were held at 2 p.m., Friday, Dec. 10, 2021 at the Cabool Cemetery with Duane Jimmy’s jokes at family gatherings that he merely rode around in a golf cart
Crewse officiating allbearers were ustin rill ach wens eremy rotherton changing light bulbs, but his work was much more than that. It is clear that
Dacus Bowles, Mike Brill and Tim Brill. Interment was in he also brought joy to the families in which he served. Alongside his pride in
the Cabool Cemetery under the direction of Elliott-Gen- his wor his pride was in his two boys Shane and Shawn which he sel essly
try-Carder Funeral Home of Cabool. Online condolences raised on his own and later became a proud grandfather. Jimmy was known to
may be made at www.egcfuneralhome.com. his family and friends as a funny, caring, and gentle person. He was courageous,
sel ess and od fearing e would do anything for his family including giving
the very shirt off his back, especially for his mom. Everything Jimbo partook
in, he did it with enthusiasm and a smile on his face. His capacity for love was
VIRIGINIA "JENNY" FISCHER limitless and he never turned down an opportunity to help others. Jimmy was
known for jumping right in to help or at least offering his assistance, and he
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI preferred not to take compensation for said help. He liked to do things out of
the kindness of his heart. Family gatherings were a joy with Jimbo! He was
Virginia “Jenny” Fischer, 75, of Mountain Grove,
known as the family cut-up, prankster and tease. His outrageous and hysterical
passed away on Sunday, Dec. 5, 2021, at the Ozarks
stories often brought infectious laughter wherever he went, which made him
Medical Center in West Plains. She was born on Feb.
even more lovable. There were several years where we would call the family
17, 1946, the daughter of Roy and Rethel Clark. Jenny
and tell them we weren’t going to make it for a holiday gathering, but then we
raised three children, and when the need arose, she
would show up to surprise them. Jimbo always made for fun events and the
raised her granddaughter, Tammy, from a toddler to
Fourth of July family camping trip, his mom’s birthday, was looked forward to
the age of and then again sacrificed to finish raising
every year. Camping at Table Rock Lake was something the whole family rarely
her grandson, Isaac, from middle school through high
missed out on. As the family continued growing, we turned to cabins and RVs to
school. She had an infectious smile and a compliment
better host everyone We en oyed many years of camping boating and fishing
for everyone she saw while out and about. Above all,
as a family In fact immy named his pri ed fishing pole agle ye nnie she
enny loved her family fiercely and nothing made her
rarely missed a catch. We happily reminisce about never having more fun in our
happier than the arrival of a new baby into the family.
lives than the summers spent at Table Rock with the whole family.
Jenny lived in Mountain Grove the majority of her
life on South St then oris and finally the ountain Jimmy was a storyteller. At any given time, he had an amazing story to tell
Grove Apartments. She was a longtime and faithful and it usually linked up with whatever activity was going on. We remember
member of the First Church of God in Mountain several times he reminisced with stories about riding in grandpa’s airplane.
VIRGINIA "JENNY"
Grove. After suffering a series of strokes, she spent the These moments often showcased just how versatile he was. Jimmy had a knack
FISCHER
last year at Kabul Nursing Home where the staff loved for making people laugh and frequently left you in stitches from laughing so
and cared for her. Jenny was preceded in death by her much. Just like the person he was, when part of the family was in Branson for a
parents; a brother, Roy William “Billy” Clark; a sister, Dottie Reel; and her daughter, softball tournament and their car broke down, he dropped what he was doing
Kimberly Ivie Blanchette. She is survived by her sons, Billy Joe Clark and Robert to go help e fi ed them up and then set his attention to the girls e made a
Hutsell and wife, Vickie; grandchildren, Tammy Clark; Adam Richardson and big deal of being a future softball star and brought a bat to be “autographed.”
wife rin Isaac Collins and fianc riel c innis llison Crewse and husband He even asked for a picture with her so he would have it when she was famous.
Riley; Tanner Hutsell and wife, Ashlie; Jordan Hutsell; and Samantha Hutsell; Anyone who loved him knew he made anyone he encountered feel incredibly
great grandchildren, Gracie, Hallie, MacKenzie, Luke and Cody Richardson, Aden important. No matter the situation, he had a fun story to brighten the day and
and Matthew Rutz, Brady and Baiya Crewse, baby Calvin Crewse, who is on the light up the room with laughter immy was an avid football aficionado and a
way, and Eli McGinnis; as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends who loyal fan of the ansas City Chiefs and the issouri Tigers ou could often find
will miss her very much. Memorial visitation was held on Thursday, Dec. 9, 2021 the family outside throwing the football around at home and holiday gatherings.
from 4-6 p.m. at the funeral chapel. Interment will be in He had a love of music, often found listening to classic rock and classic country.
Green Mountain Cemetery at a late date. Arrangements His well-lit spirit will be missed.
were under the direction of Elliott-Gentry-Carder Funeral Jimmy was preceded in death by his parents, James Gray Sr. and JoAnn Gal-
Home of Cabool. Online condolences may be made at lup; one brother, Michael James Gray; and one grandchild, Aubrey Gray. He is
www.egcfuneralhome.com. survived by two sons, Shane James Gray and his wife, Kylie, of Lacey, Wash.;
Shawn Gray, of Branson; one brother, Dennis Edward Gray, of Mountain Grove;
THE CHAMPION NEWS five sisters onna riscoll of Springfield amela ray of ountain rove
ebra Williams and her husband Tommy of l Cree isa ray of ansfield
By Wilda Moses her list. Christmas Spirit turn to the classroom in the and Karen Hill and her husband, Mark, of Norwood; 10 nieces and nephews,
The list is being Week at our Skyline R-II New Year, they will have Jennifer, Andrew, Wheat, Wind, Sky, Tanner, B.J., Adam, London and Candice;
checked for the second School will be a lot of fun endured the frenzy and granddaughter, Emma; and many other relatives and friends who will greatly
time. Naughty or nice is for the students as they excitement of the holiday miss him. Visitation for James Joseph Gray, Jr. was held Saturday, Dec. 11, 2021,
the question. It is not sub- dress the part through the and will be ready to knuck- from 1-2 p.m. at Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home. Funeral services followed the visita-
jective. The season is upon week. le down and buckle down tion at p m also at the funeral home with the ev ran cCune officiating
us. Wes and Suzie Freeman The Christmas Good- for their studies. Skyline
Song selections were “Long Black Train” and “If You Want To Sing Out.” Shawn
Gray, Shane Gray, Sky Williams, Wind Williams, Andrew Driscoll and Dennis
write that they are still hill- ie Box sponsored by the Tigers become solid cit-
Gray served as pallbearers. Burial was in Pleasant Hill
billies, even though they Skyline R-II PTO will be izens as they grow up.
Cemetery under the direction of Craig-Hurtt Funeral
have lived in North Texas given to the winning tick- Champions! Phone calls Home, Mountain Grove. Online condolences: www.
for a while now. They have et holder at the Christ- and emails have come to craighurttfuneralhome.com.
been married 56 years and mas music program on Champion from many
are balancing health issues Thursday evening. It is full places inquiring about
with doing things they of cookies, cocoa, candy damage and about our
enjoy. For Suzie that is canes, chocolate and other safety during Friday’s
quilting. She is currently seasonal taste treats. The wave of terrible weather.
working on the last five real treat will be the music As we count our own
blocks of the Fool’s Puzzle, program. Children singing many blessings, our heart-
which has 32 pieces per Christmas music can melt felt sympathies go out to
block, all hand pieced. the humbug out of any the many who have suf-
Wes builds wooden truck grouchy Grinch, warm- fered loss and who will be
models that are amazingly ing hearts with nostalgia, in the recovery process for
accurate depictions of rigs love, and hopes for world years to come. Our hopes
you see on the road. Suzie peace and good will to are that they will find com-
hand-makes her Christmas everyone. Friday will be fort and solace and relief.
cards bringing the spirit of the last day of school for a Champion—Looking on
the holiday to everyone on while. When students re- the Bright Side!

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 WC OBITUARIES
EARL LEROY BEELER
T I V ISS I T I
Earl Leroy Beeler, son of the late Charles and Eleanor
Warman Beeler, was born on Aug. 24, 1942, at Clinton,
and passed from this life on Dec. 7, 2021, at the Mercy
ospital in Springfield at years months and
days of age. Earl grew up in the Clinton area and later
served in the U.S. Army. He was a true patriot. He be-
lieved in American made products and liked anything
connected with patriotism and the American way.
Earl later moved to Lake Truman and had lived in
Mountain Grove for the past 10 years. He greatly en-
joyed being outdoors. He also like to tinker with and
repair old clocks. Earl was a loving father and grand-
father, and he spent as much time as he could with
his grandchildren. He accepted Christ as his Savior
many years ago and he loved the Lord. He attended
EARL LEROY and was a board member at Victory Worship Center
BEELER for several years. He was a big fan of John Wayne and
enjoyed watching western movies. Earl really enjoyed
visiting and having coffee with his friends at McDonald’s. Besides his parents, he
was preceded in death by two brothers, Everett Beeler and Charles Beeler; and
by a sister, Shirley Beeler.
Earl is survived by one son, Joshua Beeler and wife, Joy, of Mountain Grove; one
daughter, Jennifer Honeycutt and husband, Mike, of Sparta; one brother, Edwin
eeler one sister orothy orton five grandchildren ryce eeler rody eeler
Brenly Beeler, Rebecca Mackey and Faith Honeycutt; other relatives and friends
who will miss him very much.
Visitation for Earl Beeler was held Friday, Dec. 10, 2021, from 1-2 p.m. at Craig-
Hurtt Funeral Home. Funeral services followed the visitation at 2 p.m., also at the
funeral home with the ev ill elly officiating Song selections were ancing
In The S y I Can nly Imagine and ma ing race
Joshua Beeler, Bryce Beeler, Brody Beeler, Steve Robberson, Daniel Gasperson and
Mike Fonsea served as pallbearers. Burial with full military honors by the United
States rmy and merican egion ost o was in illcrest Cemetery under
the direction of Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home, Mountain
Grove. Memorial contributions may be made to American
Legion or Victory Worship Center in care of the funeral
home nline condolences www craighurttfuneralhome
com.
NORMAN HARDIN
C I ISS I
Norman Hardin, 95, of Cape Girardeau, formerly of
Bonne Terre, passed away Nov. 24, 2021, at Ratliff Care
Center orman was born Sep in ountain
Grove, to the late Grover Cleveland and Iva Ann
(Weber) Hardin.
He lived in Mountain Grove through his high school
years. He attended Flat River Church of God and
retired from issouri acific ailroad after years
Norman proudly served his country in the United
States Army during World War II, loved hunting
mushrooms, blackberries, watching football and in
his younger years, playing football.
Norman was preceded in death by his parents; wife,
Mary Rose (Bone) Hardin; two sons, Gale Ray Har-
NORMAN din and Michael Terrance Hardin; and seven siblings.
HARDIN Norman is survived by eight children, Debra (Victor)
Jinkerson, John (Leah) Hardin, Ken (Kim) Hardin, Janet
(Rick) Skinner, Terry Hardin, Ura Morgan Hardin, Melissa (Tim) Wiles and Randy
Hardin; 20 grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren; and one brother, Ura
(Patsy) Hardin, of Mountain Grove.
Visitation was held at C.Z. Boyer and Son Funeral Home in Desloge, Monday,
Nov. 29, 2021, from 5-8 p.m. The service was held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov.
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JAMES "JIM" WILLIAM FOX
V ISS I
ames im William o son of ohn and allie
Williams o was born pril in Wess-
ington Springs, S.D. He departed this life Tuesday,
ov at the age of years months and
days n an im was united in marriage
to Julie Ann Nygaard, and to this union a son and
a daughter were born. Jim was a hardworker and
took pride in everything he did. In 1945, at age 17,
he joined the United States Marine Corps; he left the
Marines at age 19 and went to work on a ranch for
two years in Wyoming. While he was in Wyoming,
he worked on a fencing crew and drove a truck
delivering fencing supplies. He also worked on a
pipeline in Douglas, Wyo. At age 22, he went home
for Christmas to Colman, S.D., where his parents
had moved to. A friend, Bud Heinricy, and Jim went
JAMES "JIM"
to a dance in Siou alls S and this is where im
WILLIAM FOX
met Julie. After Jim and Julie were married, they moved
to Corte Colo for two years and then moved bac to their farm in Colman
S.D.. In 1977, they moved to Mountain Grove, and in 1980, to Seymour to a
farm, where they raised and sold buffalo. Jim had made his profession of faith
in God. He was a member and attended services, while his health permitted,
at Immaculate eart of ary Catholic Church in ansfield im was a uiet
man, but his wit and dry sense of humor would shine through. He had useful
knowledge, great wisdom and patience.
Jim was preceded in death by his parents; his wife ,Julie; his four sisters; and one
brother im is survived by his son eonard o and his wife Caroline of Santa
Fe, N.M.; daughter, Anita Bohnenkamp and her husband, Wayne, of Mountain
Grove; two grandsons, Daniel Bohnenkamp and his wife, Nancy, of Mountain
Grove, and Lee Bohnenkamp and his wife, Camilla, of Ava; four great-grand-
daughters, Maci Bray and her husband, Nate, Belle Bohnenkamp, Myley Jones
and Mollee Bohnenkamp; two great-grandsons, Spencer Bohnenkamp and
Rhett Bohnenkamp; one great-great grandson, Creed Bray; and one great-great
granddaughter Wrenlee ray uneral Service for ames im o were held
onday ec at a m at the Immaculate eart of ary Catholic
Church ansfield with ather Tom harelli officiating Song Selections were
ma ing race bba ather and n agle s Wings sung by oe olden
im einricy ob einricy ic o avid alligan aniel ohnen amp and
Lee Bohnenkamp served as pallbearers. Burial was at
the Seymour Masonic Cemetery under the direction of
Craig urtt uneral ome Seymour nline condo-
lences www craighurttfuneralhome com
WILDA H. (HUNTER) COGDILL
TT I ISS I
Wilda H. (Hunter) Cogdill, daughter of James
im and da raven unter was born ay
on the family farm in storia the last of seven
children. She departed this life on Sunday, Dec. 5,
at Township Senior iving in attlefield at the
age of years months and days n ay
1951, in Branson, Wilda married Joe Allen Cogdill
and he preceded her in death on April 7, 1999. Also
preceding her in death were her parents; three sis-
ters, Bernice Coday, June Speight and Joyce Coday;
three brothers, Darrell, Don and Lavern Hunter;
niece, Bonnie Jones; and two nephews, Jim Hunter
and James Coday. Wilda graduated from Hartville
High School in 1944; she then went on to attend
raughon s usiness College in Springfield where
she earned her degree. Wilda returned to Hartville
WILDA H. (HUNTER)
and accepted a ob in ebruary in the Wright
COGDILL
County ecorder s ffice
n an she was hired by the late udge Colton as cler of the probate
court. She worked for Judge Colton for 21 years. Wilda continued to work for
different judges until she retired in September 1988. Having worked in the court
system for 41 years, at the time of her retirement she was the longest full-time
employee in the judicial system in the state of Missouri. Upon her retirement she
was given the honor and distinction of being made an Honorary State Trooper.
She is survived by her nephews; Sherman Cogdill, of Branson; John Hunter, of
urora oe unter of ar City tah ohn unter of Scottsdale ri yron
Hunter, of Neosho; Roger Coday, of Columbia; Tom Coday, of Seattle, Wash.;
Larry Speight, of Florida; Brent Speight, of Montgomery City; Mark Speight, of
Springfield and onald ordon of nchorage las a nieces udy ollinger
of ouisiana Sarah Whitt of efferson City enna runner of Stigler
Tiffany uiring of ranson Su anne ippard of Columbia Carla aggard of
Columbia and ayle all of ar many great nieces and nephews cousins
la
other relatives and friends.
She was a sports lover, especially, Duke Basketball, Missouri State Lady Bears
and the St. Louis Cardinals. She loved spending time watching and cheering
for her favorite sports teams. Wilda found joy in spending time with her fam-
ily listening to gospel music and fishing for catfish at the family farm the real
oy came from eating the catfish she caught She also loved watching wildlife
especially, deer, turkey, birds and hummingbirds. She was a loving aunt, caring
neighbor and faithful friend.
When I die I shall then have my greatest grief and
my greatest joy- my greatest grief that I have done so
little for Jesus, and my greatest joy that Jesus has done
so much for me s the father has loved me so have
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Christmas Parade goes WAYMAN LEE THOMPSON
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI

through City of Mansfield
photos by Isaiah Schott o photos a ai ab on th
A large crowd was on hand for this year’s Christmas Parade in Mansfield.
The Mansfield Assembly of God Church float was the first place winner in the float
contest, as announced by the Mansfield Area Chamber of Commerce. Second
place went to Renovation Church and third place went to Verne Detheridge.
Wayman Lee Thompson, a.k.a. “Uncle Bud,” loved
to sing “What a day that will be when my Jesus I
shall see, when I look upon his face, the one who
saved me by His grace, when he took me by the
hand and leads me to the promised land, what a day
a glorious day that will be.” Wayman’s “glorious
day” came on Dec. 8, 2021. He was 81 years of age.
Wayman was born on Nov. 23, 1940, in Bertrand, to
John and Nellie (Fergurson) Thompson. He attend-
ed schools in Bertrand and Charleston. He spent two
years in the Army. He met and married the “love
of his life,” Beverly Trout, on July 27, 1966, at Faith
Assembly of God Church in Peru, Ill. One daughter
was born of this love, Barbara “Barbie” Lynn, and
they lived most of their married life in Mendota, Ill.
Wayman had many jobs before he found the one
WAYMAN LEE
that fit him wor ing as heavy e uipment operator and
THOMPSON
foreman for Burlington-Northern Railroad. He loved
i ht o nty o na ac boo pa working outside (even in blizzards) and doing something different every day
from 1973 to his retirement in 2003. They moved to their present home outside
Mountain Grove in 2005. They attended First Baptist Church and First Freewill
Baptist Church until his illness kept him home. He also spent many hours play-
ing cards and shoot pool (and the breeze) with his buddies at the Senior Center.
Wayman was preceded in death by his parents, John and Nellie (Story) Thomp-
son; parents-in-law, John H. and Mamie Trout, of Mendota, Ill.; two brothers,
Lindell Thompson and Luther M. Thompson; two sisters, June Bowman and
Faye Barker; and his infant grandson, Gustavo Aleman. He is survived by his
loving wife of 55 years, Beverly,;his daughter, Barbara Lynn Aleman; two grand-
sons, Duane Jordan and Gabriel Aleman; his only granddaughter, Valerie Lynn
Aleman; two godsons, Chet Ortega, of Spring Valley, Ill., and Jared Ortega, of
Mendota, Ill,; and only surviving brother, Clifford Thompson, of Pueblo, Colo.;
many nieces and nephews on both sides of the family; and special brothers-
in-law and sisters-in-law that he loved as family. Wayman wanted his family
and friends to know that each one was loved and to not grieve for him because
he is finally free from his earthly bodily pain and is now singing and re oicing
with his ord and Savior Wayman re uested that all final arrangements will
be private. Remember the song “Heaven’s Sounding Sweeter All The Time.” So
true! Final arrangements for Wayman Thompson will
be private under the direction of Craig-Hurtt Funeral
Home – Mountain Grove. Online condolences: www.
craighurttfuneralhome.com.

ZENA VEE ATCHISON

MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI
Zena Vee Atchison, daughter of the late Thom-
as and Beatrice (Gary) Ham, was born April 6,
1948, in Fort Worth, Texas, and passed from this
life Dec. 9, 2021, in Mountain Grove. She was 73
years, 8 months and 3 days of age. Zena grew up
and attended school in the Fort Worth and Cisco,
Texas areas. She was united in marriage to Harvey
Atchison in Reno, Nev. Two sons were born to this
union, Dale and Dean. They raised their family pri-
marily on a farm in the Dawson community. Zena
enjoyed gardening and canning vegetables. She also
enjoyed helping with daily farm chores of feeding
A dinosaur hitches a nice the animals and helping in the dairy barn. She was
Santa Claus waves to the crowd from the Mansfield Fire
ride for the parade. a wonderful cook and baker and loved preparing
Department’s truck during the parade.
Thanksgiving and Christmas meals each year. She
enjoyed being the neighborhood mom and hosting
ZENA VEE
and planning all birthday parties and BBQ’s. Later in
ATCHISON
life, she enjoyed playing BINGO at the senior citizen
Grovespring holds Christmas Parade center each week and riding the OATS bus. Besides her parents, Zena was
preceded in death by three sisters rances Whitt ynette rassfield and ary
Eastep; and one brother, Paul Ham. Zena is survived by her husband, Harvey
Atchison, of Mountain Grove; two sons, Dale Atchison, of Mountain Grove, and
Dean Atchison and wife, Linda, of Graff; two brothers, Virgel Keene and Tom
Jr. Ham; four sisters, Jean Ford, Joyce Barrington, Tina Moore and Nancy Whitt;
four grandchildren, Brandon Atchison, Luke Atchison, Chris Atchison and Kyla
tchison Shannon five great grandchildren Wyatt annah and rody tchi-
son, and Ollie and Ella Shannon; numerous nieces and nephews, and a host of
other relatives and friends who will miss her dearly. Funeral services for Zena
Atchison were held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 11, 2021, at Craig-Hurtt Funer-
al ome ountain rove Serving as officiant was the ev ewey tchison
Pallbearers were Brandon Atchison, Luke Atchison, Chris Atchison and Chris
Shannon. Special songs were “In The Garden,” “Amazing Grace” and “The Blind
Man In The Bleachers.” Burial was in the Hopewell Cemetery under the direction
of Craig-Hurtt Funeral Home of Mountain Grove. The
family has re uested memorial contributions be made
to Missouri Council of the Blind. Online condolences:
www.craighurttfuneralhome.com.
The Little Miss Merry Christ-
mas second grade winner at
Grovespring Elementary
School was Kyley Burns.
photos by Ron Schott o photos a ai ab on th i ht o nty o na ac boo pa
Several Grovespring Christmas Parade participants during
the parade held on Saturday, Dec. 11.

The Little Miss Merry Christ-

mas fifth grade winner at
Grovespring Elementary
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Vestal.

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Hartville hosts annual Christmas Parade

The right County ealth epartment represented by

Administrator Tracy ardcastle left was selected as the
Christmas 2021 Parade Marshall by the Hartville Area photos by Ron Schott o photos a ai ab on th i ht o nty o na ac boo pa
Chamber of Commerce. She is joined by Chamber The artville Christmas Parade float winners were the Mt. Zion Cuba Church from Grovespring. Second place
President Syrena VanEaton. went to the VFW Auxiliary and third place went to the Senior Center.

Miss Merry Christmas ueen Macie evan during this

year’s parade. ther Miss Merry Christmas winners
Are those Santa s reindeer his uni ue float, with a sign on it from ohnny alker ntegrity Construction, did announced were Carleigh urley, for pper lementa-
not win an award, but likely drew the most interest during this year’s Christmas Parade as deer mounts were ry mmie Mercer, Miss Merry Christmas ueen from
displayed as if they were reindeer leading a sleigh. artville and r. igh ueen aney Dugger.

The artville igh School Marching and performs for the crowd during the 2021 Santa Claus and Mrs Claus make their appearance during the Christmas Parade
Christmas Parade. held in Hartville.

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MGES names Class of the Week Keith receives Wilder Book Set

s b itt photo
The Shannon Heating & Cooling Class of the Week at Mountain Grove Elementary
School is aime Allen’s class of first grade students. Pictured with Mrs. Allen are
front row, from left eke Blackwell, a el Mumaw, Ashton Cotner, llaina Martin,
lektra Russell and ander ilkerson. Middle row ebraska Sparks, mrehn
Satterfield Short, Broo elly, Bryer Curtis, Miitnee llis and mberlyn Stump .
Back row Seth Pericolosi, Dimitri lsen, aylee Meeks, Gauge Romine, Cinch
Stofer and e ie insley.

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courtesy of the Mansfield ions Club. Brooks read and took an Accelerated
Reader test on each of the nine books in the collection. hat helped him in
being awarded this set. Pictured are, from left ions Club representative Carol
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WRIGHT COUNTY LEGALS

• Septic Tanks • Pipe • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

general nature of which is a suit
filed by Petitioners Sean Mace
ltness my hand and the seal
of the Circuit Court this 1st day
and would not be detrimental to
the interest of any other person
WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI
• Fittings • Cattleguards • Feed Bunks • DIVISION I
and Danya Roberg for Adoption,
in regard to the adoption of the
of December, 1.
By Circuit Clerk
or entity.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, AD-
• Freeze-Proof Water Tanks • Spring Tanks • Misc. Items In re the Matter of: following minor child .M.M., (12)-8-15-22-29 JUDGED AND DECREED that
WAYLON MICHAEL MACE, date of birth: 01/16/2020. The the Petitioner’s name is here-
11443 Dunn Dr., Mtn. Grove, Missouri • 417-962-3126 Minor, names of all parties to said NOMINEES SELECTED FOR by changed to ricka Danielle
And, action are stated above in the UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Schmeeckle. Publication of
SEAN MICHAEL MACE, and caption thereof and the name EXTENSION COUNCIL this name change shall occur
DANYA AMANDA ROBERG, and address of the attorney for MEMBERS at least once each week for
Petitioners, Petitioners is: Wright County three consecutive weeks in a
Citi ens of voting age in right

DOUGLAS COUNTY LIVESTOCK

vs. eath ardman newspaper published weekly in
“JOHN DOE”, Pointer Blackbum Brown County, pursuant to the provi- right County, Missouri.
Respondent. P.O. Box 110 sions of Sec. , Costs assessed to Petitioner.
R.S. M , will have an oppor-

AUCTION of Ava,8 Miles South Case No. 21WR-JU000B6 1 . Second St. R.Craig Carter, Presiding udge
Respondent. Mountain Grove. MO 65711 tunity to vote and elect members
MO on Hwy. 5 NOTICE UPON ORDER FOR You are further notified that, to the University of Missouri Ex- State of Missouri
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION unless you file an answer or tension Council in anuary. he County of Missouri (SS)
Accepting cattle from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday and The State of Missouri to Re- other pleading or shall otherwise elected and appointed mem- , ori A. ones, Circuit Clerk
all day during sale on Thursday • Sale begins at 11 a.m. spondent John Doe: You are appear and defend against the bers of the tension Council within and for said County and
hereby notified that an action aforesaid petition within days will guide and direct e tension State, hereby certify that the
First Thursday of every month SALE BARN: has been commenced against after the th day of December, work within right County. he above and foregoing is a true
election is based on the county
will be a Pre-Vkac Sale 417-683-3991 you in the Circuit Court of ight
County, Missouri, the ob ect and
1, udgment by default will
be rendered against you. at large as one district, with a
copy of the udgment and rder
for Change of ame as the same
We Truly Appreciate Your Business! goal of e uitable distribution
of representation. he ballot
appears of record in my o ce.
SS R F, have
Dave McGill 417-860-0178 lists the following three names here unto set my hand and af-

Salem Livestock Auction

Joe Shannon 417-926-2581 as nominees for three council
positions:
Derek McGill 417-543-3789 Council candidate names
Danny Shannon 417-926-2033 Hwy. 32 Salem, MO • 573-729-8880 Lynn Turner
Mary older
Over 40 Years in the Livestock Business Gail ewton
fi ed the seal of said Court at my
o ce in artville, Missouri this
the 1 day of December, 1.
ori ones, Circuit Clerk
By Marge oper
(12)-15-22-29

BUY
Jennifer Johnson
Special Additional nominations can
be made by petition of or
IN T H E CI RCU I T CO U RT O F
W RI GH T CO U NT Y, MI S S O U RI
Cow Sale more ualified voters residing
within the district, filed with
P RO BA T E D I V I S I O N
I n th e Estate of
Saturday, Dec 18th @ 1pm the council within days after D O NA L D FRED K U S T ER
the publication of this notice of D eceased,
election. Forms for nominations Estate No. 2 1 W R- P R0 0 0 1 4
17 Black & Red 1st Calf Heifers, bred to Black Angus Bull, start
Salem Livestock Auction and ballots are available at the NO T I CE O F FI L I NG O F

ONE
calving in March right County tension o ce, FI NA L S ET T L EMENT
Hwy. 32 Salem, MO • 573-729-8880 608 East State Street, Mountain TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST-
48 Black Cows,Over running ages,in1/3thewith
40 Years calves bal,
Livestock 3rd stage,
Business Grove, M 11. Phone 1 ED IN THE ABOVE ESTATE:
bred to Horned Hereford Bulls 1 .
Stock Cow Sale Sincerely,
You are hereby notified that the
Personal Representative Tamra
120 Black Cows, Saturday,
6-10yrs old, 2nd & 3rd17th
April stage,@bred to Horned
1P.M.
Denis Turner, Chair Kuster will file a Final Settlement
Hereford Bull anice eddle, right County and Petition for determination of
22 Black Cows running ages 18 with 250lb black calves bred to
38 Mix Cows,Black5-6Bull.
yrs old, 5 with calves bal, bred to Black tension Council County n- the persons who are the succes-
Angus231BullBlack
- Bulls.
SELL OUT ages 23 with calves balance 3rd stage bred gagement Specialist sors in interest to the personal/

GIFT
Mix Cows running
to Black bull. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/ real property of the decedent
34 Black1Cows, running
Black Bull.
ages, 2nd & 3rd stage, bred to Angus ADA INSTITUTION and of the extent and character
Bull 30 Red & Black 1st Calf Heifers 25 with 250lb calves bal 3rd stage (12)-15 of their interest therein and for
bred to Hereford Bull. distribution of such property, in
2 Black12AngusBlackBulls, 19yrs
Cows 3-6 months
2nd stage bred to Black or Hereford Bull. C RC C R F
25 Black & Red 1st Calf Heifers all with calves majority bred back the Probate Division of the Circuit
10 Black Angus Cows,
to Black Angusyoung,
Bull. 2nd & 3rd stage, bred to WRIGHT COUNTY, MISSOURI Court of Wright County, Missouri
15 2nd Calf Cows all with calves bred back to Black Angus Bulls. DIVISION ONE on January 12, 2022, or as may
Registered Black Angus Bull
1 Black Angus low birth weight Bull 18 months will be semen MA R F be continued by the Court, and
35 Cows1, 3-5checked.
yrs old, mostly black. 2nd & 3rd stage, bred to ERICA DANIELLE CONNER

ONE
Black Angus Bull 24 months Will be tested. that any objections or exceptions
black1bullsRed Angus Bull 24 months will be tested. Petitioner to such Final Settlement or Peti-
1 Hereford Bull 24 months will be tested. Case No. 21WR-DR00126 tion or any item thereof must be
2 Black47AngusBlackBulls, 2 yrs 2nd
Cows 3-5yrs old& 3rd stage bred to Black Bulls
Home raised - SELL OUT.
in writing and filed with the Court
2 Black17Baldy Bulls, 2 yrs old JUDGMENT AND ORDER within twenty days after the filing
Char & Black Cows 4-7yrs 2nd & 3rd stage bred to Char or Black
Bulls. FOR CHANGE OF NAME of such Final Settlement.
1 Braford Bull, 2 yrs old
22 Mix Cows 3-7yrs few with calves bal bred to Black or Char Bull. NOW ON THIS 10th day of Scott B. Stinson, Attorney
NO SALE19
MONDAY
Red & BlackDEC. 20TH2ndOR
Cows 4-7yrs MONDAY
& 3rd stage bred toDEC. 27TH
Black Bull. December, 1, appears Pe- #26354
1st Sale10ofRed
theCows
Angus
4-6 yrs
oryear
few with
will
Branford be calves
Bulls.
bal 2nd &January
Monday, 3rd stage bred to
3rd titioner, rica Danielle Conner. P.O. Box 554 Mtn. Grove, MO
Feeder R P , the Court calls
Cattle Calves
Sale Every to sell at 12 at 12
Monday on for hearing the Petitioner for
65711 Phone: 417/926-4151
Butcher & Stock
Feeder calves toCows following
sell at 12, butcher cows Fax: 417/926-4152 stinsonlaw@
& stock cows following Change of ame filed in this centurytel.net
cause Petitioner presents evi- (1 2 )-1 5 -2 2 -2 9 (0 1 )-0 5
All Consignments Welcome Up Until Sale dence under oath and the Court
OFFER AVAILABLE
All Consignments
Allen Thompson Welcome Up Until Sale
Renee Lauderdale
Allen Thompson Renee Lauderdale proceeds to decide the issues Invitation to Bid
417-932-4097
417-932-4097 417-926-2682
417-926-2682 on the basis of the evidence Mountain Grove R Schools
THROUGH DEC. 23, 2021 Chuck Thompson
Chuck Thompson
417-257-5610
Brandon Barton
Brandon Barton
417-259-1597
417-257-5610 417-259-1597
adduced and pleading filed of
record.
Agreement umber 11 11
is accepting bids for fi ed price
Terms Bryce
of Sale: Cash or Approved Check!
Terms of Sale: R P , the Court finds food service management com-
Lauderdale Cash or Approved
that the re uested change of panies for the school

Your Subscription
H ave a M erry Chri stmas and H appy
417-255-5124 N ew Y ear
Check!
name is proper in all respects year. Bids are due by February

32
th, at 1 PM. here will

$ 00
be a mandatory walkthrough for
BUY ONE

all bidders on anuary 1 th at

1 PM. For uestions and bid
specifications please contact
Denver Mitchell at 1 1
e t. 1 or email at dmitchell
mg.k1 .mo.us. Mountain Grove
R Schools reserves the right
to re ect any or all bids. Mountain
Name: Grove R Schools is an e ual
employment and educational
opportunity institution.”
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Address: (12)-15

SPECIAL COW & BULL SALE LAND TRANSFERS

Phone: “ ” Clark Smith and Javana

Please mail these forms with payment to: Wright County Journal, Smith to Anna Olson

1200 HEAD
150 E. First Street. Mountain Grove, MO 65711 and Nathan Olson, Lot
or come by the office Monday - Friday 8am-5pm.
Expecting 80, Northern Hills Addi-
tion to ansfield Wright
Gift Subscription POWERFUL SET OF BRED HEIFERS………………. County…
Steve ry to Willis er-

• FREE
130 Yellow, Red & BWF Heifers, Bred to LBW Angus Bulls in 2nd & 3rd Stage
 54 Black & BWF Heifers, 1000 lbs., Bred LBW Angus Bulls from Meade ry ll of ot in loc
GIFT ONE

(WRIGHT &  50 Red Angus Heifers, A.I. Bred for Feb. 14th, Bieber Genetics of rcher s ddition to
ADJOINING  26 Angus Heifers, Bred to LBW Angus Bulls, start Feb. 25th, Bulls from McCabe
yan ow called oun-
COUNTIES)  26 Angus Heifers, A.I. Bred to Connealy Comrade to Start March 6th, 1100 lbs.
tain rove Wright Coun-

• $40.00
 25 BWF & Hereford Heifers, Bred to LBW Polled Hereford Bull
ty…
(REST OF MISSOURI)  16 Red & RWF Heifers, 1050 lbs., Bred LBW Red Angus
Rusty Chadwell to Aar-
 3 Brangus Heifers, Bred to Angus Bulls
on Hawkins and Devin
Name: COWS & BULLS………………. aw ins ll in Section
 80 Black Cows, 3 to 5 Yrs, Bred in 2nd/3rd Stage to Black & Charolais Bulls 29, Township 29 North,
Address:  69 Black & Red Cows, 3 to 7 Yrs, 39 w/calves, Balance 2nd & 3rd ange West Wright
 68 Black & BWF Cows, 3 to 7 Yrs, Bred Angus & Hereford for Feb 1 Calving County…
 60 Black Cows, 4 to 7 Yrs, Bred in 2nd & 3rd Period 7 D Properties L.L.C.
 45 Angus Cows, 3-6 Yrs, Bred to McCabe Bulls for March 5th Calving to Stephen Sanders and
45 Black & Red Cows, 4 to 6 Yrs, 15 Babies, Balance 2nd & 3rd Stage isa Sanders ot loc
Phone:

 45 Red Angus/Gelbvieh Cross Cows, 3 to 7 Yrs, A.I. Bred to Red Wagyu Bull of niversity eights
Please mail these forms with payment to: Wright County Journal,
150 E. First Street. Mountain Grove, MO 65711
 30 Red Cows, 4 to 7 Yrs, Bred in 2nd & 3rd Stage Subdivision hase lat
or come by the office Monday - Friday 8am-5pm.  30 Black & Red Cows, 4 to 7 Yrs, 2nd & 3rd Stage
oo age Wright
30 Black & BWF Cows, 3 to 5 Yrs, Bred Black in 2nd & 3rd Period

County…
WE WILL SEND YOUR GIFT SUBSCRIPTION  28 Mixed Cows, 3 to 6 Yrs, Spring Calvers to Sampson Bulls
Danny Johnstone Aman-
RECIPIENT A CHRISTMAS CARD  25 BWF & Hereford Cows, 3 to 5 Yrs, Bred to Hereford Bulls
da Johnstone to Jeremy
ANNOUNCING YOUR GIFT. 

24 Black Cows, 5 to SS Yrs, Bred in 3rd Stage to Black Bull
6 BWF & Black Cows, 5 Years Old, 4 with Calves, Balance in 3rd to Black Bull
arrison and achelle
*NEW SUBSCRIBERS ONLY  2 Angus Bulls, 18 Months, from Bruce Bradley
arrison part of Sec-
 2 Charolais Bulls, 18 Months, from Bruce Bradley tion 20, Township 28
WRIGHT COUNTY  2 Charolais Bulls, 4 Years Old orth ange West
Wright County

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 1 Polled Hereford Bull, 20 Months, from Biglieni Polled Hereford Farms
Rose Cruz and Donald
Several More Consignments By Sale ell to onald ell and
For More Information Call: ose ell ll in Section
417-926-5148 JOSH FORD @ 417-839-3610, STEVE HAWK @ 417-224-5047, Township orth
150 E. First Street, Mountain Grove, MO KELLY CRAIN @417-839-0613 OR TYE STOKES @ 417-316-3435 ange West Wright
County…

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McKinley Sanders wins it in OT with half-court buzzer beater

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Hartville’s McKinley Sanders, No. 35, launches a shot from ust past half court as time runs o the clock in overtime against Salem in the orwood ady Pirate nvitational
finals. er shot fell in at the bu er, giving the ady agles a 1 and first place in the tournament.

Hartville beats Salem to win Norwood title

BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM

At the end of regulation

during the Hartville Lady
Eagles’ championship
game with Salem in the
Norwood Lady Pirate
Invitational, McKinley
Sanders was unable to hit
on two of her contested
shots before time expired,
which could have ended
the contest.
Fortunately, she would
get another opportunity
at the end of the overtime
session. First, Salem drew
a foul with 3.3 seconds
left. The Lady Tigers took
a lead on the first
made free throw before
missing a second attempt.
Hartville’s Kaylee Fer-
guson pulled down the
rebound and Coach Steve
Sanders called a quick
timeout with 3.1 seconds The Hartville Lady Eagles after winning the orwood ady Pirate nvitational with a victory over Salem in the finals.
left.
Starting on the baseline, bined to make just 3-of-16 3-pointers in the fourth
Molly Brown passed the shots from the field in a quarter.
ball up to McKinley Sand- 5-3 contest. In overtime, Jenna Kel-
ers, who took a step just Though Hartville had ley scored four big points,
past half-court when she started with a 5-0 run, Sa- helping the Lady Eagles
launched a long 3-point lem responded with a 7-0 to take a four-point edge
shot that went in at the run to take the lead before at one point. This before
buzzer, sending Sanders’ the game was tied at 7-7. Salem took the lead late,
teammates into a frenzy In the second quarter, setting up Sanders’ end of
as Hartville won the Nor- Brown hit a 3-pointer to the game heroics.
wood title, 53-51. start an 11-2 run helping McKinley Sanders went
“After we had two good the Lady Eagles take an on to be named the tour-
shots rattle off to end 18-9 lead. nament V as she fin-
regulation, I started to Sanders scored eight ished the championship
hope for something crazy points in the frame as game with 26 points,
to happen,” said Coach Hartville led 27-19 at half- eight rebounds five as-
Sanders. time. sists, two steals and one
“Her teammates, Molly The Lady Tigers climbed block.
set the break and it was back in the game in the Brown was also named McKinley Sanders and her teammates are pumped after the winning shot.
fortunate for all of us for third as Hartville missed to the All-Tournament
(McKinley) to make that their first four shots from team as she had 11 points, rebound. Hartville made take a seven point edge Lady Eagles struggled
shot.” the field six rebounds and three 23-of-39 shots from the into halftime ansfield to find their groove
It was a big win for a The Lady Tigers had a assists. Kelley added 12 field in the win responded in the third to throughout the match-
Lady Eagles squad that 9-2 run, closing the gap points, four rebounds, In the semifinals it was close the gap to 29-25 be- up with Norwood.
lost to Willow Springs in to one late in the frame. one steal and one assist; rivalry match-up with fore Hartville’s 16-4 run Their lead was just 13-11
the finals one year earlier Sanders responded with Ferguson had two points, Mansfield for the Lady in the final frame behind at halftime before out-
Against the Lady Ti- a big 3-point play as Hart- five rebounds and one Eagles. Hartville held two Brown 3-pointers scoring the Lady Pirates
gers, neither team did ville led by three entering assist; and Kylie Harris a slim 10-6 first quar- and Sanders five points 24-16 in the second half to
much scoring early in the the fourth quarter. had two points, three as- ter edge before Sanders’ in a 45-29 win. pick up a 37-27 win.
first uarter They com- Salem had three, sists, two steals and one eight points helped them Sanders finished the Sanders finished with
game with 20 points. 16 points for the Hartville
Brown had 12 points, Lady Eagles. Ferguson,

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The Norwood Pirates boys basketball team after winning the Mansfield ournament championship for reportedly the first time ever. hey avenged a
Springs by beating the Bears in this year’s finals,
or ood Pirates
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
Last season, one of the
Norwood Pirates’ few
disappointments from a
Final Four season came
when they entered the
Mansfield Tournament,
but were unable to se-
cure the program s first
event title when they
lost to Willow Springs in
the finals ast forward
nearly one year to the
day and Norwood found
themselves once again
in a match-up with the
Bears in the champion-
ship game
Fortunately, there sim-
ply was no stopping the
Pirates this time in reach-
ing their goal as they
crushed Willow Springs,
56-42, to win the Mans-
field Tournament cham-
pionship reportedly for
the first time in program
history Willow Springs
had just been named the
o seed in the upcom-
ing Blue & Gold Tourna-
ment
“They’re a really good
club,” said Norwood
head coach Shane Chad-
well about the ears
“Last year’s game helped
us win this year s game
Chadwell noted that
his squad was aware of
agles hold off late Panthers rally
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
Just a few days after
having their 45 consecu-
tive game winning streak
come to an end, the Hart-
ville Eagles were ready to
get a new streak started
when they hosted Moun-
tain Grove last Tuesday
night
Though the Eagles won
the game on their home
court, a die-hard Panthers
team made a late rally
before falling short in a
loss
Hartville opened the
game with a 9-0 run be-
hind two 3-pointers and
one 3-point play convert-
ed by rant Culver
Mountain Grove re-
sponded with a 7-0 run
as Kaden Bruce score four
points
The Eagles led 17-12
at the end of the first
uarter
Hartville’s defense
forced the Panthers to
make just 1-of-10 shots
from the field in the sec-
ond quarter as the Eagles
outscored them, 11-4, to
open up a halftime
edge
acob allard hit his first
of two buzzer-beaters in
the game with a basket
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the Bears’ ability to make
runs While they did have
a few, Norwood was able
to hold their composure
together and eventually
run away from Willow
Springs by the end of the
finals
The game opened with
Norwood’s 6-0 run fol-
lowed by a ears run
Justin Chadwell scored
six points in the opening
frame to give the Pirates
a lead
Willow Springs then
had an 11-4 run to tie the
game at 19-19 before Nor-
wood’s Garrett Davault
s c o re d f i v e s t r a i g h t
points
The momentum went
completely in the Pirates’
favor just before the half
as Peyton McDaris hit a
3-pointer at the buzzer to
put orwood up
In the first half the i-
rates made of shots
from the field
Willow Springs did
have an run to start
the third quarter to cut
the lead back to 33-29,
but that would be about
as close as they would get
for the rest of the game
Davault had 10 points
in the fourth quarter and
the Pirates celebrated
with the program s first
photos by Ron Schott s
Hartville’s Logan Siimpson ust gets past Mountain
Grove’s ace Dowden for a layup.
before the half
Hartville was pouring it
on the Panthers as Ballard
scored seven points in the
third finishing with a big
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in Mansfield ournament title
Norwood’s Garrett Davault goes up for one of his five
first half dunks against rival Mansfield in the tourna
ment semifinals.
Mansfield Tournament
title
The Pirates’ offense
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3-pointer at the buzzer for
a edge
In the fourth quarter,
three early turnovers for
the Eagles helped Moun-
SPORTS
made 21-of-33 shots from
the field in the win
Davault, who was the
tain Grove go on a 6-0
run
Mountain Grove actu-
ally outscored the Eagles,
in the final frame
Bryce Stenzel made two
3-pointers and scored
points is second
3-pointer cut the lead to
four with seconds
left in the game
The Eagles though
would go on to win
the game as they made
16-of-31 shots from the
field but ust of free
throws ountain rove
made 16-of-45 shots from
the field and of free
throws
For Hartville, Ballard
led the Eagles with 14
points, eight rebounds,
two assists and one steal
while McNiel had nine
points, four rebounds and
one assist ric Wilson
had 10 points, four assists
and four rebounds; Cul-
ver added nine points,
five rebounds two steals
and one assist; Logan
Simpson had two points,
three rebounds, one assist
and one steal; Haylen Bol
had two points and two
rebounds; and Jackson
Ward had two points and
two rebounds
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Tournament MVP, led
the Pirates with 24 points,
seven rebounds, four as-
sists, two steals and one
bloc
Justin Chadwell also
made the All-Tournament
team as he scored eight
points and four rebounds
Gavin McGraw added
points five rebounds
and two assists; Max Mc-
Gowan had six points;
Jacob Sinning had six
points and four rebounds;
and McDaris scored three
points, one steal and one
assist
In the semifinals, the
Pirates pulled away from
local rival ansfield with
a victory
After the opening tip-
off avault had his first
of five first half dun s as
he scored 22 of his team’s
points in the first two
uarters
Davault had two dunks
in the first quarter and
three in the second quar-
ter ansfield had a
run in the third quar-
ter behind Chase Cart-
wright’s four points, but
the Lions would not get
much closer
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rebounds and one assist;
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three rebounds, one block
and one steal; McGraw
added four points, three
rebounds and two steals;
McGowan had two
points, five rebounds,
four assists and two
steals; and Dylan Cal-
houn had fie late points
In the first round of the
tournament, the Pirates
beat Plato for the second
time in one wee This
time they knocked off the
agles
They led by 11 at the
half before cruising late
to the win avault paced
the irates with points
Justin Chadwell had nine
points, Sinning scored
eight, McGraw had sev-
en, McGowan added six,
c aris had five points
Noah Drake scored four
points and Brayden Weh-
rer scored two points
In a game played at Pla-
to a week earlier, Davault
scored his 2,000th career
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The Mansfield Lady Lions bas etball team after knocking o Mountain Grove to claim
third place in the orwood ady Pirate nvitational.
Lady Lions take third with Lions battle adversity then
win over Mountain Grove crush Houston to take third
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
When the brackets were
released for last week’s
Norwood Lady Pirates
Invitational, the Mans-
field Lady Lions knew
a potential semifinals
match-up with Hartville
could determine whether
they would be playing
for a title or battling for a
third place plaque.
The scenario did give
them a semifinals battle
with the Lady Eagles and
they unfortunately lost a
tough game.
In the third place game
against another Wright
County foe in Mountain
Grove, the Lady Lions
were then focused on
leaving Norwood with
some hardware.
They did just that after
beating the Lady Pan-
thers, 46-37.
Mountain Grove led
17-12 early in the second
quarter when the Lady
Lions went on a 5-0 run
to tie the game.
They went on to put
together a 15-2 run to take
a 25-19 lead. Logan Jones
had nine points in the
first half while arleigh
Hodges had eight points.
After the Lady Panthers
opened the third with
a 7-0 run, Logan Jones
scored on two straight
trips up the oor to put
the Lady Lions back in
front.
Ella Williams converted
a 3-point play early in the
fourth quarter. A 5-0 run
pushed the lead to 10 and
ansfield went on to win
the game by nine.
Logan Jones, who end-
ed up earning a spot on
the All-Tournament team,
led the Lady Lions with
15 points. Hodges had
14 points, Lauren Jones
scored eight, Williams
had five points and aley
Tripp added four points.
In the semifinals, the
Lady Lions had a rivalry
photos by Ron Schott s
Mansfield s arleigh odges goes up for a shot in the
semifinals against artville.
match-up with Hartville,
who went on to win the
title on a buzzer beater
shot in overtime against
Salem.
Against the Lady Ea-
gles ansfield s defense
held a solid Lady Eagles’
offense to just 21 points in
the first half
Logan Jones was a key
scorer for Mansfield as
she had six points in the
half. Both Hodges and
Lauren Jones added four
points.
In the third quarter, Ha-
ley Tripp’s big 3-pointer
was key to Mansfield
winning the frame, 11-8.
Hartville took over the
game from there though
as they outscored the
Lady Lions, 16-4, in the
fourth quarter.
Logan Jones led Man-
sfield with 13 points.
Hodges had six points;
Lauren Jones scored four
points; Haley Tripp had
three points; Haven Tripp
scored two points; and
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Ivy had one point.
In the opening round,
Mansfield overcame a
slow start against Gaines-
ville and cruised to a 51-
20 win.
Surprisingly, Gaines-
ville led 7-6 at the end of
the first uarter in spite
of Haley Tripp’s two
3-pointers.
She added two more
in the second quarter to
help Mansfield rally to
go up by seven points at
the break.
Logan Jones scored
nine points in the third
quarter. The Lady Lions
would end up making
five pointers in the sec-
ond half in the 31-point
win s a team ansfield
made nine 3-pointers
in the win. Haley Tripp
led Mansfield with 19
points, Logan Jones had
17 points,Williams scored
six points, Lauren Jones
had five points Ivy had
three points and Hodges
scored one point.
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The Mansfield Lions bas etball team after crushing ouston in the third place game
in the Mansfield ournament held last week.
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
When the Mansfield
Lions entered their own
tournament last week,
they faced major adversi-
ty missing three players
from their line-up.
This caused head coach
Cody Shelton to remind
the remaining players
the need for them to step
up and make the most
of their opportunities if
the team was going to
end the week with some
hardware.
His players respond-
ed to the challenge by
winning two of the three
games to earn the third
place trophy.
In the third place game
against Houston, the Li-
ons took it to the Tigers
from the early going
and never looked back
in a dominating 57-35
victory.. Mansfield s Chase elley goes up for a lay up against
“I thought we distrib- ouston in the third place game.
uted well and did great
running the offense,” wright had 11 points, three steals and one
said Mansfield head nine rebounds, three block.
coach Cody Shelton. assists and one steal; Dennis had eight
Houston led 10-7 early Chase Kelley added nine points, six rebounds
in the first uarter before points, seven rebounds, and one assist; Camp-
the Lions completely three assists and two bell had six points, one
took over the game with steals; Stone Sawyers rebound and one steal;
a 22-0 run. added 10 points, seven Cable had three points,
That run was helped rebounds, three assists one rebound and one
by three London Dennis and two steals; Kaden steal; Kelley scored two
3-pointers in the first Coble had one point and points, four rebounds,
half They ended up fin- two rebounds; and Car- one block and one steal;
ishing the half with a ter Garrison added two and Ashton Pierson had
32-7 run to open up a assists. one point.
20-point lead on the Ti- In the semifinals, the Sawyers added two re-
gers. Lions lost to rival Nor- bounds, two assists and
As Houston had two wood, 55-30. one steal.
players go off the court Mansfield kept the In the first round, a
with injuries in the game close early as both new Lions’ line-up with-
second half, the Lions Dennis and Cartwright out some of their players
cruised their way to a scored four points in the pulled out a 52-40 win
27-point win. opening frame. over Plato.
Campbell, who earned Norwood was up 12-8 Dennis hit four 3-point-
a spot on the All-Tour- behind Garrett Davault’s ers in the first uarter to
nament team this week, two first uarter dun s set the tone as the Lions
scored 17 points, three He added three more in led 20-12.
rebounds, two assists, the second to pace the ansfield would go on
one steal and one block. Pirates to a 29-13 half- to outscore Plato, 32-28,
Dennis finished with time edge. the rest of the way in a
n i n e p o i n t s , s i x re - Cartwright sparked a 12-point win.
bounds, two assists and 6-0 run in the third quar- Dennis finished with
one steal; Chase Cart- ter with two buckets, 13 points, but Camp-
but that was as close as bell led the way with 20
ansfield would get in points.
the 25-point loss. Both Cartwright and
Cartwright finished Kelley added seven
with points five re- points while Sawyers
bounds, three assists, had five points
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drop two in Norwood tourney
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
After picking up an
opening round victory
over a quality Spokane
squad, the Mountain
Grove Lady Panthers
were hoping their week
in the Norwood Lady Pi-
rates Invitational would
end after winning some
hardware.
Unfortunately, the Lady
Panthers would go on
to drop their final two
games to place fourth,
which was their seed in
the annual tournament.
In the third place game
against the Mansfield
Lady Lions, the Lady
Panthers jumped out to
a 17-12 lead early in the
second quarter.
aylee Sten el had five
points and Reagan Ho-
erning had four during
the opening frame.
Unfortunately, Mans-
field went on a run
and eventually took a
lead into halftime
Early in the third quar-
ter, Mountain Grove had
a 7-0 run as Hoerning tied
the game at 31-31.
Mansfield responded
on two straight Logan
Jones baskets and Moun-
tain Grove could not rally
as they lost, 46-37.
Both Jozey MacPherson
and Stenzel led Mountain
Grove with 10 points. Ho-
erning had nine points,
Campbell Welch scored
four points and Kaily
Wake had two points.
In the semifinals, the
L a d y P a n t h e r s w e re
matched up with a South
Central Association
(SCA) Conference foe in
Salem, who was the No.
1 seed in the tournament.
Mountain Grove stayed
close to the Lady Tigers
early, but would go on to
fall, 61-49.
Stenzel, who was
named to the All-Tour-
nament team, led the
Lady Panthers with six
points in the first half
while Addy Welch scored
five points
Trailing by 11 at half-
time, the Lady Panthers
slipped behind faster af-
ter being outscored, 18-8,
in the third quarter.
MacPherson had two
EAGLES
For the Panthers, Sten-
zel finished with 13
points, one rebound and
one steal while Bruce
had nine points, seven
assists, three rebounds
and three steals. Dowden
had eight points and sev-
en rebounds; Tyson El-
liott scored five points
and two rebounds; Drew
Vaughan scored five
points, two rebounds,
one steal and one assist.
Hartville ended the
week with a Summit
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photo by Ron Schott s
Mountain Grove’s Addy Welch takes her dribble around
a Spokane defender.
3-pointers and Stenzel
added six of her own
points during a 20-point
fourth quarter, but it
wasn’t enough in the loss.
Stenzel paced Mountain
rove with points
A d d y We l c h h a d 11
points, MacPherson had
nine points, Campbell
Welch scored six points,
Hoerning gadded five
points while Wake scored
four points.
Their lone victory in
the tournament came in
a shootout with Spokane
as the Lady Panthers beat
the ady wls
Both teams did not
mind shooting the ball in
this contest.
They combined to
ma e of point
attempts. Meanwhile, the
teams put up a total of
99 combined shots from
the field
Campbell Welch made
two 3-pointers and Ho-
erning had five points
to pace Mountain Grove
early to an 18-16 lead.
In the second quarter,
Mountain Grove’s of-
fense made just 6-of-19
shots from the field Sa-
lem made ust of free
throws though and the
game was tied at 30-30
entering halftime.
Spokane had a 6-0 run
Conference victory over
Fordland, 64-34.
They got off to a slow
start as they led by one
after the first quarter
in spite of eight points
scored by both Wilson
and Culver.
Culver continued his
break-out game in the
second quarter as he had
14 points, finishing the
half with 22. Hartville
now led by points
Hartville would go on
to outscore Fordland in
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o photos on th i ht o nty o na ac boo pa
in the third quarter to
take a lead.
In the fourth quarter,
Hoerning’s big 3-point
play put the Lady Pan-
thers up six and Moun-
tain Grove would go on
to make big free throws
down the stretch to seal
the six point win.
Campbell Welch led
the Lady Panthers with
12 points, four rebounds,
three steals and two
assists; Stenzel had 11
points, eight rebounds,
two assists and one steal;
Hoerning had 10 points,
six rebounds, two steals
and one assist; Addy
Welch had six points, four
rebounds and two assists;
Wake had four points and
seven rebounds; while
Destiny Chadwell added
two points and one re-
bound. MacPherson had
nine points, three assists,
two rebounds and two
steals. Mountain Grove
made of shots from
the field but ust of
3-point attempts.
(Editor ’s Correction:
In the Dec. 8 issue, Jozey
MacPherson’s name and
her 22 points as the lead-
ing scorer was mistakenly
omitted from the article on
Mountain Grove’s 83-31
loss. We apologize for the
error.)
from page B1
the final two uarters by
points
Culver led Hartville
with 23 points; Wilson
had 18; McNiel scored
Simpson scored five
points; Ward scored four
points; while Payton Cog-
dill and Ballard each had
one point.
(Note: Mountain Grove
also lost a high scoring
affair with Greenwood on
Thursday, 87-77. No sta-
tistics were made avail-
able as of press time.)
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SPORTS
ady Pirates get first areer
in for Coa h dam ill
BY THE WCJ STAFF
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
The Norwood Lady
Pirates basketball team
p ro v i d e d n e w h e a d
coach Adam Hill his
first career coaching vic-
tory last week when they
defeated Summit Con-
ference foe Gainesville
in the Norwood Lady
Pirate Invitational.
During the Consola-
tion semifinals match-
up, Norwood outscored
ainesville in the
second half to pick up
the big victory. The win
already matches their
win total from a season
ago.
In the first half neither
team’s offense were able
to get things going as the
game was tied at 18-18 at
halftime. photo by Ron Schott s o photos on th i ht o nty o na ac boo pa
In the third quarter, Norwood’s Loran Mooney tries to dribble the ball
Norwood was able to through a Hartville defender in the Lady Pirate In-
get to the free throw line. vitational.
They scored seven of
their 13 points from the fell to Spokane in the Hartville a hard time in
charity stripe. Consolation finals their first round match
Up by just two points Norwood actually led up before falling to the
going into the fourth 12-9 in the first quar- Lady Eagles, 37-27.
quarter, the Lady Pirates ter as Gunter, Wright Norwood’s defense
took over the game be- and Chadwell each hit limited the Lady Eagles
hind Loran Mooney’s 3-pointers. to ust first half points
10 points and Cassie Unfortunately, the as they trailed by only
Chadwell’s seven points. Lady Owls responded two points at the break.
The Lady Pirates with four 3-pointers in Unfortunately, turn-
scored 22 points in the the second quarter to overs played a factor as
final frame to pull away take a 27-18 halftime the Lady Pirates ended
for the win. lead. up losing the game late
ooney finished with Mooney had a solid by 10 points.
20 points, Chadwell had second half, scoring 10 of In the loss, Mooney
16, Autumn Gunter had her team-high 13 points, paced the Lady Pirates
10 points, Chloe Tinsley but it wasn’t enough with 14 points. Chadwell
added five points and in the loss. Chadwell had four points; Wright
Cassie Wright had two scored 12 points, Gunt- scored three points; both
points. er had six points and Gunter and Tinsley had
After picking up the Wright had three points. two points; and Jarrett
big win, the Lady Pirates The Lady Pirates gave had one point.
Panthers players honored
Means gets ll tate nod
BY THE WCJ STAFF first-team selection. Brendan Rogers re-
EDITOR@WRIGHTCOUNTYJOURNAL.COM
Hunter Means (OL, DL), ceived second-team hon-
More honors continued was a first team selection ors as a punter.
to pour in last week for as both an offensive and As for honorable men-
players from the Moun- defensive lineman. tion, Gaven Moore (DE),
tain Grove Panthers foot- Second-team offensive Rogers (LB) and Glenn
ball team. honors went to Dallas (DB) were each honored.
Class 3, District 6 Lee (OL), Dowden (TE) All-State Recognition
The Class 3, District and Vaughan (WR). Finally, Hunter Means
6 team was announced As for second-team received second-team
and several Panthers defense, Allen (LB) and All-State honors as a de-
earned honors. Stenzel (DB) were hon- fensive lineman for the
Those players named ored. Panthers in Class 3.
All-District include Jase
Dowden (TE), Gaven
Moore (DE), Hunter
Means (DL), Tyson El-
liott (QB), Hollen Glenn
(WR), Drew Vaughan
(WR), Colton Allen (LB)
and Bryce Stenzel (DB). BULLS
(Age 18-24 Months)
SWMFCA honors
The Southwest Mis-
souri Football Coaches
Association (SWMFCA)
also gave out honors to
some Panthers’ players
HEIFERS
in Class 3.
Quarterback Tyson El- Carl E. Huff - Ava, Missouri
liott was named the Of-
fensive Player of the Year
and received first team
honors. Hunter Glenn
816-896-4600
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(WR) was a unanimous
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Worship Directory
APOSTOLIC 417-926-1147 BAP S
Mansfield Apostolic Church homas Rd., orwood R DM DS
AD FR
1 . Broad Ave., Mansfield 417-746-8100 C RC
BAP S
417-924-2204 1 ill Street, orwood
1 ucky Rd., Mansfield F CR FR
ASSEMBLY OF GOD 417-630-2755 BAP S NAZARENE
ASS MB FG D orth wy , Mansfield C RC F A AR
CR BAP S
1 S. wy. , orwood 1 wy. B, Mansfield
wy F Alva Rd., artville BIBLE
417-746-4784 417-924-8540
417-741-6700 B R FA BB
MA SF D ASS MB FG D 1 . ackson St., orwood C R S D C RC F
BAP S
. ulie Ave., Mansfield 417-746-4765 A AR
RR , Bo , orwood
417-924-8319 1 . orwood St., orwood
417-926-6763 CATHOLIC
417-746-4058
BAPTIST MMAC A AR F
MA SF D FR
AS BAP S MAR CA C PENTECOSTAL
BAP S
Cowboy Meeting Place . Roote Ave., Mansfield S S FR P C S A
11 Columbus Street
ld Springfield Rd,, 417-924-3779 Sunshine Rd., artville
behind Se Ma o lectric
Macomb 417-741-1423
CHRISTIAN
417-259-1937 M . P SGA BAP S
F RS C R S A PRESBYTERIAN
1 wy. , Grovespring
C R BAP S 1 Court St., artville C MB R A D
417-462-3697
Cottengim Rd., Macomb PR SB R A C RC
MA SF D C R S A
417-746-4185 M . S R BAP S South Phelps Ave., Mansfield
1 . Commercial St., Mansfield
wy. F, artville
CR BAP S 417-924-3250 OTHER
417-741-6962
1 wy. , artville RPC ARV S PR C S
CHURCH OF CHRIST
417-462-7900 R D BAP S R V VA C R
S ADD C AP
ld wy. , orwood Corner of Phelps Maple St.,
F RS BAP S C RC FC RS
417-746-4655 Mansfield
1 . South St., artville ighway , artville
D B R FR 417-924-8860
417-741-6517
CHURCH OF GOD
BAP S DC MM
F RS BAP S AR V C RC FG D
Cass Rd., artville 1 Pyatt Rd., artville
1 . Madison Ave., Mansfield 1 Court S ., artville
417-741-6313 417-741-7438
417-924-3306 417-741-7437
P ASA GR V C P R VA C RC
JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
FR BAP S C RC 11 . Miller, Mansfield
GR VA BAP S GD M A
417-464-7072 417-818-7226
11 . wy. , artville 1 wy. F, Mansfield
C D CR C B
R C C AP FR 417-924-8008
AR V FR BAP S C RC
wy. , artville BAP S METHODIST wy. between Ava, Mansfield
417-741-6157 1 S. wy. , orwood MA SF D D SS 1 1 ed.
417-250-0918 M DS
P FR BAP S
GR V FR incoln Ave., Mansfield
1 1 wy. , Gra
417-924-3568

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Your Life Your Way L I FE CH U RCH BA P T I S T W ed 6p m (J H / H S stu dents) V I CT O RY W O RS H I P 1601 N. MAIN
8 345 O u ter Rd, M tn. G rov e 15 miles N . on H w y . 95 CENT ER
COUNTRY LIVING 417-926-0 8 34 S S 10 am - W 11am NO RW O O D P ENT ECO S T A L MTN. GROVE
On Hwy 95 S u nday 2p m • W ed 7p m GREEN V A L L EY BA P T I S T CH RI S T I A N CH U RCH H O L I NES S CH U RCH 4 1 7 -9 2 6 -5 3 2 2
Assisted Living 2820 North Main L if e L essons F ri 7 p m 6411 N . H w y . E , H artv ille S S 9: 45 am - W 10 : 15 am 121 S ou th 63, Cab ool, M O
Mtn. Grove, MO O p en 6 a.m. - Midnigh t
Y ou th S erv ice-L if e L iv e S S 10 am - W 11am & 6p m 417-926-35 61 7 day s a week !
417-926-1955 RI V ER O F L I FE CH U RCH W ed. M eal 5 : 30 p m, CH U RCH O F S S 10 am - W 11am & 7p m
298 E . 19th S t. , M tn. G rov e B ib le S tu dy 6 p m T H E BRET H REN W ed 7 p m
P ray er: 10 : 30 am S S : 11am H A MI L T O N CREEK GREENW O O D CH U RCH
P astors: G len & K imb erly MI S S I O NA RY BA P T I S T O F T H E BRET H REN S EV ENT H D A Y
J ones
417-25 9-4177
4240 B ado Rd. , Cab ool
417-719-2225
N orth on H w y . M M , ½ mile to
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A S S EMBL Y O F GO D to P P (L ) th en 4. 5 miles W ed 7 p m 415 W . Clou se S t. (H w y . 95 )
1 9 0 1 W . 1 9 th S treet ( across from McD onald’ s) A S S EMBL Y O F GO D to 1 lane b ridg e (L ) @ th e CH U RCH O F CH RI S T S atu rday M orning S erv ices David McKinley 417.926.5141
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F rom J ct. H w y . 60 (N orw ood) on lef t. F ollow sig ns. ) O F CH RI S T P h one 417-260 -5 10 3 221 Chapman • Mtn. Grove, MO
S u n M orn 9: 45 am H O P EW EL L FREE W I L L 967-2760
S u n N ig h t 6 p m BA P T I S T H w y . 38 - W 10 : 30 am O T H ER
W ed N ig h t 7 p m 5 M iles E ast 95 on 38 CH U RCH O F CH RI S T CA L V A RY T EMP L E S erv ice | Q uality | D ep endab ility
BL A CK J A CK S S 10 am - W 11am & 6 p m 411 W . F irst S t. 926-498 2 9241 W h eeler A rch Rd,
6 miles E ast of G entry v ille W ed. 7 p m S S 10 am - W 11am & 6 p m 926-5 78 5 Mtn. Grove 417-926-5163

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road on lef t. Ch u rch is on lef t N . H ig h w ay 95 & 32 S O U T H S ID E W ed 6 p m M eal
ab ou t ¼ mile. S S 10 am - W 11am & 7 p m CH U RCH O F CH RI S T & 6: 30 p m L if eg rou p s
Mountain Grove Hartville Mansfield Seymour D A W S O N A S S EMBL Y MA NES BA P T I S T H w y . 95 S ou th CH RI S T I A N BRET H REN
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10 miles N . on H w y . 95 S S 10 am - W 11am & 7 p m 8 0 1 N . B u sch
S S 10 am - W 11am & MO U NT A I N GRO V E CH U RCH O F GO D W 9: 30 am - S S 10 : 30 am
6: 0 0 p m, W ed 6: 30 p m FA MI L Y CH U RCH S O U T H S T REET S u n. E v ening W -7 p m
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 Mountain Grove, MO - 1901 W. 19th St.
Phone: 417-926-5144
Fuel Station 24 Hour Pay At the Pump

305 E. Commercial St.

Mansfield M
PRSRT-STD
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PAID
Phone: 417-924-3410 Permit No. 2155
St. Louis, MO
ECRWSS
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245 East Rolla

Hartville, MO
www.tcmarkets.comPhone:JOIN
417-741-7317
OUR E-CLUB
1901 W. 19th St.,
www.tcmarkets.com 47 E. Hwy
(Join our8,E-CLUB)
Steelville, MO 245 East Rolla, 405 Springfield Rd,
Mountain Grove, MO Phone: (573) 775-2424
Phone: (417) 926-5144 Pharmacy Phone: (573) 775-4666
Hartville, MO Ava, MO
Fuel Station 24 Hour Pay At the Pump Fuel Station 24 Hour Pay At the Pump Phone: (417) 741-3717 Phone: (417) 683-4411
PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, THRU TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2021

PRSRT-STD
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Merry
Permit No. 2155
St. Louis, MO
ECRWSS
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C hristmas
JOIN OUR E-CLUB
1901 W. 19th St., 47 E. Hwy 8, Steelville, MO 245 East Rolla, 405 Springfield Rd,
Mountain Grove, MO Phone: (573) 775-2424
Hartville, MO Ava, MO
Phone: (417) 926-5144
Fuel Station 24 Hour Pay At the Pump
Pharmacy Phone: (573) 775-4666
Fuel Station 24 Hour Pay At the Pump Phone: (417) 741-3717 From
Phone: Our
(417) 683-4411
PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, THRU TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2021
Family To Yours

We will close at 6 PM Christmas Eve

Merry
and be CLOSED Christmas Day

C hristmas
Fresh Meat
From Our
Family To Yours
s Ham

We will close at 6 PM Christmas Eve

and be CLOSED Christmas Day

$
3.69Lb.
Fresh Ground Chuck
$
2.49Lb.
Boneless Pork Loin Chops
$
2.19Lb.
Whole Boneless Pork Loin
“Our” Top Choice USDA Certified Family Pack “Our” Top Choice, Premium All Natural, Fresh Cut Family Pack “Our” Top Choice, Premium All Natural Cry-O-Vac

7 2
Family Pack

$ 99 $ 49
Boneless
New York

7 2
Family Pack

$ 99 $ 49
Boneless Boneless Skinless
Strip
New York Steaks
7.39Lb. Breast
$
99 Lb. ¢ $
2.99Lb.
Per Lb.
Chicken
Per Lb.
Boneless Skinless
Strip Steaks
“Our” Top Choice
Per Lb.
Chicken Breast
Per Lb.
USDA Choice Premium Beef FreshBoneless
Jumbo Pack
New York Strip Loin Family Pack Fryer Drumsticks

5
“Our” Top Choice Kretschmar Bavarian Half Boneless Ham
“Our” Top Choice, USDA Choice, Premium Beef Cry-O-Vac Freshly Frozen 5-6 Lb. Average
60 USDA Choice Premium Beef Fresh Jumbo Pack

Missouri
Pick AVAILABLE EVERY DAY!

$
2500


733 Fax:417- 


Assorted Sizes & Prices

6 6 6.99 9.99 6.99

Fresh Made In Store
$ $ $
$ 88 $ Assorted
88 Fruit Baskets
Assorted Fruit Baskets Assorted Sizes & Prices

6
8 Pound Bag!

6
14
STARTING AT
Fresh Made In Store
99 $
California Navel Oranges, $ 88
5 POUND BAG!

$ 88
California Navel Oranges,
&8Michigan Large Bag! Value Size Cooked Perfect Sea Best Best Choice 31/40 Ct.
Pound Meatballs Jumbo Cooked or

14
Red Delicious Apples Each
Peelz Mandarins STARTING AT

$ 99
Breaded 21/30 Ct.
Selected Varieties
20-32 Oz. 5 POUND BAG! Shrimp Raw Shrimp
& Michigan Large ValueSelected
Size
1.5 Lb.
Varieties 16 Oz.

Fami
Red Delicious Apples Each
Peelz Mandarins Bone
$
2.99 2/$4 4/$5 $
5.49 New
2/$7 2/$4 $
1.79 Str
Carolina Pride Louis Kemp John Morrell Swaggerty’s
Cocktail Imitation Lobster Hot Dogs Sausage
Smokies or Crab Meat Selected Varieties Biscuits “Our” T
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 12 Oz. Selected Varieties USDA C
Blue Bunny Premium Ice Cream Hiland Butter Daisy Sour Cream 13-14 Oz. 8 Oz. 19.2 Oz.
Selected Varieties 46-48 Oz. Selected Varieties 1 Lb. Selected Varieties 16 Oz.

3.39 4.79 $ 2/$3 3.29

2/ 7 2/ 4 1.79
$ $ $
Betty Crocker

$ $
Frosting
Selected Varieties

2/ 3
12-16 Oz.

$ Bob Evan’s Johnsonville John Morrell Williams

Side Dishes Sausage Smoked Breakfast
Strips Sausage Sausage
Blue Bunny Premium Ice Cream Hiland Butter Daisy SourSelected
Cream
Selected Varieties
12-24 Oz. Selected Varieties Varieties Selected Varieties
12 Oz. 7 Oz. 16 Oz. Rolls or
Selected Varieties 46-48 Oz. Selected Varieties 1 Lb. Selected Varieties 16 Oz.

89¢ 2/$5 4/$3

12 Oz. Links or Patties 8P
Cal
Betty Crocker
Frosting
Premium Produce &M
Red
Betty Crocker Cake Mix Nabisco Ritz or Snack Crackers Libby’s Vegetables
Selected Varieties

2/$3
Selected Varieties 15.25-16.25 Oz. Selected Varieties 3.5-13.7 Oz. Selected Varieties 14.5-15 Oz.
12-16 Oz.

Kraft Slices,
Cube or Cracker
Cut Cheese

2/$5
Selected Varieties 6.4-8 Oz.

3.98 59¢Lb. 69¢ 3/$2

Oz. Bottles

$
$
89
5.99 ¢ 2/$4 3/ 2/
5 $ $
5 Best Choice Russet Potatoes
10 Lb. Bag
Sweet
Potatoes
4/ 3 $Fresh
Green Onions
Ripened
Avocados
Blu

1.49 2.99 59 1.69Lb.

Kraft Shredded, Crumbles or Chunk Selec
Folgers
Betty Classic or 1850 CoffeeCake
Crocker Mix
Cheese or Taco Bell Shredded Cheese Philadelphia
Nabisco Cream Cheese
Ritz or Snack$ Crackers $ ¢
Libby’s Vegetables $
3.5-13.7 Oz. Lb.
Selected Varieties 24.2-30.5 Oz. or 10-12 Ct. Selected Varieties 5-8 Oz. Selected Varieties 8 Oz.
16.9 Oz. Bottle Selected Varieties 15.25-16.25 Oz. Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 14.5-15 Oz.
On The Vine Large Cucumbers Washington
pg1_Mtn. Grove, Steelville, Hartville, Ava

Tomatoes Pineapples or Green Bartlett or

Bell Peppers Anjou Pears
Fresh Meat
Kraft Slices,
PRSRT-STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Cube or Cracker Permit No. 2155
St. Louis, MO
Cut Cheese ECRWSS

2/ $
5
Residential Customer
Selected Varieties 6.4-8 Oz.

Beverages www.tcmarkets.com JOIN OUR E-CLUB

1901 W. 19th St., 47 E. Hwy 8, Steelville, MO 245 East Rolla, 405 Springfield Rd,
Mountain Grove, MO Phone: (573) 775-2424 Bet

2/ 4
Hartville, MO Ava, MO

3.69 2.49Lb. 2.19Lb. $

5.99
Pharmacy Phone: (573) 775-4666

3/ 5
Phone: (417) 926-5144
$ $ $ Phone: (417) 741-3717 Phone: (417) 683-4411 Selec

$ Lb. 4/ 12$ 3/ 10
Fuel Station 24 Hour Pay At the Pump Fuel Station 24 Hour Pay At the Pump

$
Fresh Ground Chuck
“Our” Top Choice USDA Certified Family Pack
Boneless Pork Loin Chops
“Our” Top Choice, Premium All Natural, Fresh Cut Family Pack
Whole Boneless Pork Loin
“Our” Top Choice, Premium All Natural Cry-O-Vac
Coke or Sprite
3/$3.33 PRICES EFFECTIVE
3/ 12
$ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, THRU TUESDAY,
Pepsi or Mtn Dew
$ DECEMBER $21, 2021
7-UP, A&W, Hawaiian Punch, Big
Dr. Pepper
3/ 9.99
Coke or Sprite
Red, RC Cola Sun Drop, or Sunkist
Kraft Shredded, Crumbles or Chunk
Products Products Products Products
Folgers Classic or 1850 Coffee CheeseSelected Varieties 12 Pk. 12Philadelphia Cream Cheese
12 Pk. Cans or 8 Pk. 12 Oz. Bottles
Cheese or Taco Bell Shredded
Selected Varieties 2 Liter Bottles Oz. Cans Not All Flavors Available At All Locations 6 Pk. 1/2 Liter Bottles or Minis Selected Varieties 8 Pk. 12 Oz. Bottles

Merry
Selected Varieties 24.2-30.5 Oz. or 10-12 Ct. Selected Varieties 5-8 Oz. Selected Varieties 8 Oz.
pg1_Mtn. Grove, Steelville, Hartville, Ava

C hristmas
$
$
7.39Lb.
Boneless New York Strip Loin
99 Lb. ¢
Family Pack Fryer Drumsticks
$
2.99Lb. $
3.99
Pepsi or Mtn Dew
Products
3/ 4 $
Pepsi or Mtn Dew
Products
89 ¢From Our $
Family To Yours
Powerade
Sports Drinks
2.29
Gold Peak
Tea
$
1.79
$
Monster
Energy Drinks
4.99
Lipton Tea
Products
Folg

5
Kretschmar Bavarian Half Boneless Ham Selec
“Our” Top Choice, USDA Choice, Premium Beef Cry-O-Vac Freshly Frozen 5-6 Lb. Average Selected Varieties 10 Pk. Mini Cans Selected Varieties 2 Liter Bottles Selected Varieties 28 Oz. Selected Varieties 59 Oz. Selected Varieties 16 Oz. Selected Varieties 12 Pk. 16.9 Oz. Bottle

Pick
pg4_Mtn. Grove, Steelville, Hartville, Ava pg1_Mtn. Grove
We will close at 6 PM Christmas Eve
AVAILABLE EVERY DAY! and be CLOSED Christmas Day



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$
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9.99 $
6.99
 Leopard Brown Fleece Fleece Lined Leopard Brown Fleece Fleece Lined
Board Games Winter Hat, Lined Top Leggings Board Games Winter Hat, Lined Top Leggings
Selected Varieties Mittens or Gloves Leopard, Camo, Assorted Colors Selected Varieties Mittens or Gloves Leopard, Camo, Assorted Colors
Each Each Black or Grey & Sizes Each Each Black or Grey & Sizes
While Supplies Last! Assorted Sizes While Supplies Last! Assorted Sizes

Grocery
Bakery & Deli Bakery & Deli
not available in all locations not available in all locations

Reser’s Gravy or
Cranberry Relish
Selected Varieties

3.99
4.99
12-24 Oz.

$
$
Reser’s
Holiday
Side Dishes
$
3.99
Schellen Bell Wedge
$
4.99
Mrs. Gerry’s
$
3.99 $
4.99 $
5.49Lb. $
5.49Lb.
Schellen Bell Wedge Mrs. Gerry’s Kretschmar Kretschmar American Cheese
Selected Varieties 22-24 Oz. 6 Oz. Mashed Potatoes 2 Lb. Bag 6 Oz. Mashed Potatoes 2 Lb. Bag Virginia Ham White or Yellow

Reser’s Gravy or
Gold Medal Duncan Hines Cranberry Relish
Flour C&H Classic General Mills Selected Varieties

5 5 5 5 3.99
Granulated Cake Mix Chex Cereal 12-24 Oz.

$
2/$ 2/$ 4/$ 2/$
Selected Varieties
5 Lb. or Sugar Selected Varieties Selected Varieties
16 Oz. Oat Flour 4 Lb. 15.25 Oz. 12-14 Oz.

$
5.49Lb. $
5.49Lb. $
5.99Lb. $
9.99 $
5.99Lb. $
4.99 $
9.99 $
7.99
2/$3 $
1.99 $
3.49 $
5.49
Kretschmar Kretschmar American Cheese Honeysuckle White Cyrus O Leary’s Pumpkin Honeysuckle White Reser’s Holiday Side Dishes Cyrus O Leary’s Pumpkin Bakery Fresh
Virginia Ham White or Yellow Smoked Turkey Breast or Mince Pies 9- Inch, 34-40 Oz. Smoked Turkey Breast Selected Varieties 22-24 Oz. or Mince Pies 9- Inch, 34-40 Oz. Cherry or Peach Pie 26 Oz.

Crystal Crystal Diamond Diamond

Powdered or Granulated Chopped Shelled Walnuts
Brown Sugar Sugar Walnuts or Chopped
2 Lb. 4 Lb. 8 Oz. Pecans
Selected Varieties
8-16 Oz.

$
7.99 $
4.29 $
3.79 $
3.99 2/$4 $
3.79 $
6.99 $
3.99
4/$5
Bakery Fresh
Cherry or Peach Pie 26 Oz.
2/$10
Large Croissant
6 Ct.
2/$5
King’s Hawaiian
Original Rolls 12 Ct.
2/$5
Snickerdoodle
Cookies 12 Ct.
Bakery Fresh
Golden Dinner Rolls 12 Ct.
King’s Hawaiian
Original Rolls 12 Ct.
Cookies for Santa
6 Ct.
Bakery Fresh Rich’s 5 Oz.
Cinnsational Cinnamon Rolls 4 Ct.
Dole Community
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Ocean Spray Post Cereal Page 3 - fresh, Salem, Dixon, St. James, Steelville, Hartville, Ava, Mtn. Grove, Licking, Gainesville, Willow Springs, Ironton, Piedmont, Mt. Home, Clever, Willard

Pineapple Coffee Juice Cocoa Pebbles 11 Oz.,

Prices Effective Wednesday, December 15 thru Tuesday, December 21, 2021
Holiday Deli Favorites
Merry
Honeycomb 12.5 Oz.,
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Fruity Pebbles with
Marshmallows 11 Oz., We will close at

C hristmas
20 Oz. 12 Oz. or 12 Ct. 64 Oz. Fruity Pebbles 11 Oz. or 6 PM Christmas Eve and be
Golden Crisp 14.75 Oz. CLOSED Christmas Day

$
3.99 5/$5 10/$10 2/$4
Quaker Campbell’s Betty Crocker Betty Crocker Exclusively for you

Oats Cream of Chicken Delights Cookie

it’s

Brownie Mix Betty’s Best

Selected Varieties or Mushroom Fudge or or Brownie Mix
42 Oz. Soup Milk Chocolate Selected Varieties Bakery Fresh King’s Hawaiian
10.5 Oz. 18.3-18.4 Oz. 16-19.1 Oz. Breakfast Pastry Tray Sider Tray

17 1599
2
Large Size 16 Ct.

2/ 4 $
10/ 10 $
4/ 6 $ $
2.99
$ 99 $
$ 79
Lb.
Prego Betty Crocker Progresso Pam Kretschmar Bavarian
Pasta Sauce Potatoes Soup Cooking Spray Limit 1 with $25
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Whole Boneless Ham additional purchase.
14.5-24 Oz. 4.2-5 Oz. 18-19 Oz. 5-6 Oz. 9-12 Lb. Avg. While Supplies Last!
Selected Signed Varieties
BelGioioso Red Apple
Cheese Wedges Gruyere Cheese

1.99 2/$6 499

5 Oz. 7 Oz.

2/$6 2/$5 $
2/$7 $
Campbell’s
Tomato Juice
or V-8 Juice
Selected Varieties
46-64 Oz.
Keebler
Town House or
Club Crackers
Selected Varieties
7.1-13.8 Oz.
Swanson
Broth or
Stock
Selected Varieties
32 Oz.
Nabisco
Family Size
Oreo Cookies
Selected Varieties
13.1-20 Oz.
Holiday Essentials
Cook’s Shank Portion Bone-In Ham
$ 49
1
5-7 Lb. Avg.
Lb.

$
2.99 $
1.99 2/$7 2/$6 $
4.99

1
Edwards

$ 79
Keebler Pringles Tostitos Doritos Frozen Pie
Selected Varieties
Graham Mega Stack Tortilla Chips Tortilla Chips 23.5-36 Oz.

Crackers Crisps or Salsa Selected Varieties

Original or Scooby Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 6-10.75 Oz. Lb.
$
3.99
11-15 Oz. 6.84-7.16 Oz. 10-24 Oz.
Best Choice Bone-In Spiral Sliced Half Ham
With Glaze Packet 7-9 Lb. Avg.
Chinet Mrs. Smith’s

4/$5 2.79 3/$9 4.99

Value Pack Cups
$ $
Frozen Pie

3.99
18 Ct. Selected Varieties
$ 35-37 Oz.

5
Ozark Hearth Pearl Milling Best Choice Chinet
or Bunny
Brown N Serve
Rolls
Company
Pancake Mix
Selected Varieties
Soda Products
Selected Varieties
12 Pk. / 12 Oz. Cans
Value Pack
Plates
Selected Varieties
2/$5
Pillsbury
2/$
32 Oz. 24-70 Ct. Ready Roll
12 Oz. Limit 6 Total Pie Crusts
14.1 Oz.
Raspberries, Blackberries or Blueberries

3.99 2/ 3 10.99 2/ 5
6 Oz. Pkg.
$ $ $ $
2/$6
Reynolds Kleenex Charmin Dawn Dish Land O Lakes
Essentials Butter

599
Aluminum Foil Facial Tissue Detergent

$
Selected Varieties
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Bath Tissue Selected Varieties 15-16 Oz.

50-75 Square Feet 60-144 Ct. 18 Rolls or 19.4 Oz.

Bounty Paper
2/$7
Ea.

NESTLE
Towels 6-8 Rolls

Tropicana Apio Eat Smart Fresh Vegetable Tray 37 Oz. Tray

EASY Orange Juice
Selected Varieties
52 Oz.
MICROWAVE FUDGE
• 18 oz chocolate chips

2/$5
Libby’s • 2 tbsp butter
Pumpkin Pie Mix
• 1 (14 oz can) sweetened condensed milk
2.99
29-30 Oz.
$

1
Pillsbury Ready to Bake

$ 98
Microwave chocolate chips, butter, and sweetened con- Cookies or Brownies, Chub
Selected Varieties densed milk for 2 minutes. Stir everything together as Cookies or Pull Apart Bread
Nestle Libby’s

4/ 5 2/ 5 1.99
Selected Varieties
much as you can. Microwave for additional 30 second
Carnation
$ $ Pure
$ Bolthouse Farms
14.7-16.8 Oz.
Toll House increments until you can stir it completely together. Ea.
Evaporated Morsels Pumpkin (Maybe 1 more minute). Pour chocolate into a lined Peeled Baby Carrots
9x9 glass pan or into cookie cutters and spread evenly.
Milk 12 Oz. 10-12 Oz. 15 Oz.
Decorate with colorful candies or sprinkles if desired.
2 Lb. Bag
Base Front Wrap

Kraft Holiday Favorites Hiland

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Dairy & Frozen

Holiday Essentials
From Your Local Dairy

Kraft Kraft Kraft

Dressing Real Mayo Miracle Whip
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties
14-16 Oz. 22-30 Oz. 19-30 Oz.

3/$
5 $
2 99 $
349 Hiland
Whipping
Cream 2/$5
We will close at 6 PM Christmas Eve and be CLOSED Christmas Day 1/2 Pint

Sopapilla
Pillsbury Cheesecake Bars
Pillsbury Cinnamon or Heat oven to 350°F. Unroll 1 can dough. Stretch to cover
Red Grands! Crescent bottom of 13x9 pan, firmly pressing perforations to seal.

Diamond Blue Bonnet Crescent Rolls or

Beat cream cheese and 1 cup of sugar with electric mixer

4 5 4
on medium speed until smooth. Beat in vanilla. Spread over

4 6
Tea Spread Rolls Pizza Crust dough in baking dish. Unroll second can of dough. Firmly

2/$ 2/$ 2/$ 2/$

press perforations to seal. Carefully place on top of cream
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties cheese layer. Pinch seams together. Pour melted butter

2/$4
Gallon 45 Oz. 12 Oz. 8-16.3 Oz. • 2 cans (8 oz each) crescent rolls
• 2 pkgs. cream cheese, softened
evenly over top. Mix remaining 1/2 cup sugar with the
cinnamon, and sprinkle evenly over butter. Bake 30-35
Hiland Dip or
• 1 1/2 cups sugar minutes or until bars appear set when gently shaken. Cool Sour Cream
Selected Varieties
• 1 teaspoon vanilla slightly, about 30 minutes. Refrigerate for easy cutting. Cut
16 Oz.
• 1/2 cup butter, melted into 4 rows by 3 rows. Cover and refrigerate any remaining
• 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon bars.

2/ 5 $
2/ 6 $ $
3.49 $
3.49
Chobani Heinz
Coffee Creamer Gravy
Selected Varieties
Selected Varieties

2/$4
3.99 Simply
12 Oz.
32 Oz.

$
I Can’t Believe Coffeemate Chobani Yogurt,
It’s Not Butter Liquid Coffee Coffee Creamer Almond Milk 2/$4 $
7.49 2/$5
2/$3
or Brummel & Creamer or Oat Milk or Juice Stove Top Velveeta Ore-Ida
Stuffing Loaf Frozen Potatoes
Brown Spread Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 6 Oz. Selected Varieties 32 Oz. Selected Varieties 16-32 Oz. Hiland
Selected Varieties 32 Oz. 21.2-52 Oz. 46-52 Oz. Cream Cheese
8 Oz.
8-15 Oz.

89¢ 2/$5 2/$5 $

2.99 4/$5 99¢ 5/$5
Birds Eye Mr. Dell’s New York Sister Cool Whip
Whipped Topping
Kraft
Marshmallows
Jell-O Pudding or
Gelatin Mix
Vegetables Hashbrowns Texas Toast Schubert’s Selected Varieties 8 Oz. Selected Varieties 8-10 Oz. Selected Varieties .3-3.9 Oz.

Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Rolls Planters

Hiland

2/$3
Cashew Halves
or Mixed Nuts
10-10.8 Oz. 24-32 Oz. 7.8 Oz. or 6-8 Ct. Selected Varieties Selected Varieties Cream Cheese
4
8-10.3 Oz.
11 Oz. or 8-10 Ct. $ 99 Spread
Selected Varieties
3.5 Oz.

2/$4 $
2.99 2/$5
2/$5 1.99 3.79 4.99
Rhodes

$ $ $
Rolls
Selected Varieties Baker’s Kraft Deluxe Macaroni & Cheese Planters Dry Roasted

3.99
6-36 Ct. Chocolate Bars or Velveeta Shells & Cheese or Cocktail Peanuts
$ Selected Varieties 4 Oz. Selected Varieties 9.4-14 Oz. Selected Varieties 16 Oz.

Rhodes Turkey Hill Hiland Blue Ribbon C;lorox Family

Rolls Sundae Cups Premium Classics
Ice Cream Ice Cream Hiland
2.99 2/$5 2/$3
Hidden Valley Glad Flex n

2.19
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties
$
Dressing or Dip Mix Seal Bags
Cottage
$
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties
6 Ct. 1 Ct.
2/ 3 2/ 5
Selected Varieties Selected Varieties .4-1.1 Oz. 35-100 Ct.

48 Oz. 128 Oz.

$ $ Cheese
Selected Varieties
Hidden Valley KC Masterpiece Glad Zip 16 Oz.
Ranch or Soy Vay Sandwich
Dressing Marinades Bags

Health & Home

Selected Varieties Selected Varieties 50 Ct.
10-16 Oz. 16-21.5 Oz.

3.97 4.99 1.39 2.79 7.99 2.99 4.99

Clorox Wipes

$ $ $
$
or Bleach

$ $ $
Selected Varieties

1
24 Oz. or 35 Ct.

$ 99
Glad Pine-Sol Clorox Hiland

2/$5
Trash Bags Cleaner Bleach
Formula 409 Aerosol
Dial Best Choice Best Choice Febreeze Selected Varieties
34-45 Ct.
Selected
Varieties
Cleaner
Selected Varieties
Selected Varieties
77-81 Oz. Whipped
Body Wash Ultra Batteries Coffee Filters Air Effects 279
32 Oz.
40-48 Oz.
$ Topping
7 Oz.
Selected Varieties AA or AAA 200 Ct. Apple, Cranberry,
16 Oz. 16 Ct. Pine or Vanilla
8.8 Oz.
While Supplies Last!

$
5.99 $
6.99 $
7.99 $
6.49 $
13.99 $
1.29 $
4.99 $
10.99 $
6.99
Assorted Leopard Brown Fleece Fleece Lined
Board Games Winter Hat, Lined Top Leggings Gnome Christmas
Decorations
Gnome
Plush Ornament
Gnome
Towel
Holiday
Farm Tray
Holiday Farm
Mug
Selected Varieties Mittens or Gloves Leopard, Camo, Assorted Colors 12-26.7 Inch 6 Inch 27 Inch 17.3 Inch 3.9 Inch

Each Each Black or Grey & Sizes

While Supplies Last! While Supplies Last! While Supplies Last! While Supplies Last! While Supplies Last!

While Supplies Last! Assorted Sizes

Base Inside Wrap

Bakery & Deli

cations not available in all locations

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