Dexter, Missouri - The Estate of Mr. Gene Rowland will be auctioned by Moreland Auction Service LLC at 10992 Rowland Drive in Dexter, Missouri on Saturday, June 11, 2016 beginning at 10:00 a.m. Directions are One Mile Road south past Dexter Schools then on the left (East Side) in the driveway across from County Road 624 (Seven Sisters). Rain date will be Sunday, June 12 at 1 p.m. (We will announce on ShowMe Times if rain delays the auction!)
"My uncle Gene Rowland was probably one of the most interesting persons I have ever had the pleasure of knowing and loving," commented niece Dana Adams. "He was so multi-faceted and I guarantee there will be something at this auction that catches your fancy."
An added bonus at the auction will be concessions by Kendal Adams and Delaney Pullen! They are raising money for college at Ole Miss.
Real Estate: This very beautiful and unique ranch style home has 3,300 square feet, with a full finished basement, and screened porch. The interior design is modern and crisp. The 3.5 acres is secluded with a gorgeous shaded yard with a cement pond, two fountains, and arbor, and perennial flower gardens. Mr. Rowland was an art connoisseur and master gardener. This residence is full of surprises! The house will be sold at noon.
Kitchen Items: crystal glassware, porcelain China, China Pearl Christmas dishes, Chef-ology dishes, Royal Kent China, Noritake China, Pyrex Baking Dishes, Tupperware, Pots & pans, cutting boards, cookbooks, small appliances, buffet warmers, serving trays, Burner Bistro, and Silver plated beverage cooler.
Vintage Items: Heirloom Tapestry, Washboard, Buck Saw, Kerosene Can,Sausage Stuffer, Copper Kettle, Spinning Wheel, Victoria Cabinet, Radio Cabinet, and Verichon 31 Day Wall Clock.
Furniture: Linen sectional with matching chaise, glass top tables, sofa tables, dining table and two chairs, oriental cabinet, drum table and 2 chairs, drum table and 2 straight back chairs, Vizio Flat Screen TV, Porton Flat Screen TV, cabinet rounded drawers, book cases, entertainment center, night stands, credenza and desk, office chair, Octagon side table, unique box table, DVD and VCR, Sony VCR, speakers, ornate clock and more....
Household Items: Unique Interior Decor, Oriental Whiskey Decanter, Oriental Decor, lamps, lamp table, pillows, rugs/tapestry, curtains, air purifiers, humidifiers, fans, lighted picture, silk flowers and arrangements, ornate mirrors,large brass mirror on stand and more.......
Lawn & Tools: Shop Vac's and attachments, B&D 9.6 Volt Cordless Drill, Palm Sander, Craftsman 1 1/2 HP, router, extension cords, nuts and bolts, fire extinguisher, metal cabinets, concrete plants, paint and more....
Misc: Christmas decor, books, slide projection viewer, Cooper Wine Cooler, Oak Cabinet Doors, Portable Massage Table, Massage Mat, Foot Massager, and more....
Terms: Cash or approved good check or letter of credit required. All items "as is". Not responsible for accidents. Announcements made day of sale takes precedence over printed or implied. For more information contact Moreland Auction Service at (573) 820-0880.
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Dexter, Missouri - The Keller Public Library in Dexter has released their latest list of Memorial Donations to the library. If you would like to donate a book in memory of a loved one please contact Pam Trammel, Director at (573) 624-3764 or stop in at 402 West Grant Street in Dexter.
In memory of Darla Grossman: The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams donated by David and Leigh Ann (Hall) Warner.
In memory of Gene Rowland: Garden Design: A Book of Ideas by Heidi Howcroft donated by John and Ruth Pruitt; Henry Shaw's Victorian Landscapes: The Missouri Botanical Garden and Tower Grove Park by Carol Grove donated by Jon and Jo Daniel; Barefoot Contessa Foolproof by Ina Garten donated by Anita Link.
Rabbit's Spring Adventure by Anita Laughrey donated by the Patrick Barbour Family.
Missouri State Parks and Historic Sites by Susan Flader donated by the Conservation Federation of Missouri, L-A-D Foundation, and Missouri State Parks Foundation.
In memory of Patricia Shell Taylor: First Women: The Grace and Power of America's Modern First Ladies by Kate Anderson Brower donated by Mr. Bud Keller.
In memory of Martha Fowler: A Brush of Wings by Karen Kingsbury donated by Mike McGuire.
In memory of Hazel Mouser: What We Find by Robyn Carr donated by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thrower; Treasured by Sherryl Woods donated by Mr. and Mrs. John Bingham; A Buccaneer at Heart by Stephanie Laurens donated by Mr. and Mrs. John Pruitt; Titans by Leila Meacham donated by Sue Glenn; The Quieting by Suzanne Woods Fisher donated by Mr. and Mrs. Keith Richard; No Safe Secret by Fern Michaels donated by Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson; The English Son by Wanda Brunstetter donated by Continental Cement Company; Threads of Love by Judith Miller and A Heart Once Broken by Jerry Eicher donated by Friends of Lezlie: Tami, Mark, Bob, Jennifer S. Terry, Jerry Joel, Don, Nick, Cliff, Trent, Michael, Cathy C. Jennifer A. Emmer and Chandra; Amish Sweethearts by Leslie Gould and An Amish Year by Beth Wiseman donated by Matt and Tracey Helms; The Games by James Patterson donated Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hodder; Logan's Lady by Tracie Peterson donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dugan; Only Beloved by Mary Balogh donated by Terra Mouser.
Turtle Island by Kevin Sherry donated by Dee Loflin.
In memory of Jim Triplett: Last Mile by David Baldacci donated by Sue Glenn.
In memory of Bill Pippins: Local: The New Face of Food and Farming in America by Douglas Gayeton donated by Minnie Davis.
Anyone born after Jan. 1, 1967 is required to have an approved hunter education card. The card is also required when purchasing any firearms hunting permit. Hunter education courses are for students 11 years of age and older.
“Hunter education courses are a great way to introduce prospective hunters or even refresh veteran hunters about shooting and hunting techniques, ethics, firearm safety and more,” said Dee Dee Dockins, a MDC outdoor skills specialist.
Dockins said the hunter education process underwent changes in 2013, making it more convenient for students to attend. The course consists of two parts; a knowledge portion and a skills session.
The knowledge portion focuses on hunting equipment, safety, and ethics, and can be completed in one of three different ways. Students can complete the section online, pick up a student manual at a MDC office, or register and attend for a four-hour instructor led classroom session.
The July 22 skills session is the second step in the process. These four-hour sessions are led by instructors with hands-on exercises designed to put the students’ knowledge into practice. After the skills session, students take a 35-question multiple choice exam.
Those who wish to attend the skills session must complete the first step of the process and register for the course at www.mdc.mo.gov. For more information, contact MDC’s Southeast Regional Office at (573)290-5730.
Dexter, Missouri - Want a delicious meal at a great price? Head to the Dexter Senior Center located at 23 W. Stoddard St. in historic downtown Dexter. You don't have to be a senior to eat. They serve lunch from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. and the cost is $3.50 for seniors and $5.00 for non-seniors.
This week's menu for Monday, June 6th - Friday, June 10th:
Monday - Ham, pepper steak, yams, black-eyed peas, whole grain bread, and pineapple tidbits.
Tuesday - Barbecue pork, country fried steak & gravy, mashed potatoes, broccoli, whole grain bread, and cinnamon roll.
Wednesday - Meatloaf, barbecue leg quarter, mashed potatoes, green beans, roll, and peach cobbler.
Thursday - Pork chop, turkey & dressing, peas, bread, and banana pudding.
Friday - Cheeseburger, chili dog, baked beans, potato salad, bun, and fruit cocktail.
Stoddard County, Missouri - It’s time once again to begin purchasing school supplies. It seems like yesterday students were getting out for their summer break, but August will be here before you know it and children will be in need of school supplies.
Hope International will have a Stuff-A-Truck School Supply drive Friday, June 3rd and Saturday, June 4th from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. at the Dexter Wal-Mart and Dollar General store.
Last year with the support of local churches and the community HOPE international was able to provide more than 700 students with everything they needed to go back to school.
They held a Back-2-School Bash for students from Richland, Dexter, Bernie, Bloomfield, Puxico, and Advance. Children were also able to get FREE haircuts, FREE vision screenings, clothing and shoe vouchers, and several other booths were set up for parents to get information or free items.
This is NOT a low-income only opportunity in the fall. They want every child to benefit from these events.
Now is the time to help Stuff-A-Truck with school supplies. Notebooks, pencils, erasers, glue, scissors, backpacks, Kleenex, sanitizer, zip lock bags, loose leaf paper, and general school supplies.
