PRESS.NEWS JOURNAL, CANTON, MO.
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THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 - PAGE 6
Berhorst's
Wedding Anniversary
'" Theodore H. and Don-
na V. Berhorst of Canton,
:Missouri, celebrated their
50th Wedding Anniversary
on May 8, 2009. An open
house was held at the Com-
fort Inn on Saturday May 9,
jn Canton, Mo from 6 to 9
p.m. A DVD and a book
• Yere prepared from fam'-
photos. The event was
hosted by Virginia and Alan
i Berhorst. Many family and
friends attended.
. The couple was married
on May 8, 1959 at the St.
Joseph's Catholic Church in
Canton, Mo. Robert Tuley
and Lucille (Tuley) Lippa
were the attendants.
Theodore Berhorst
is the son of the former
John and Regina Berhorst
of Canton, Mo. and he at-
tended LaGrange School in
LaGrange, Mo.
Donna Berhorst is the
daughter of former Eugene
and Josephine Raleigh of
Canton, Mo. and she at-
tended St. Patrick High
School in St. Patrick, Mo.
They are the parents of
Robert (Bob) Berhorst of
LaGrange, Mo., William
(Bill) Berhorst and his wife
Maria, Virginia Berhorst,
and Theodore (Alan) Ber-
horst and his wife Nancy of
Canton, Mo.
They have nine grand-
children - Billy Joe (B J),
Kassidy, and Arianna Ber-
horst of Canton, Mo., Jason
Berhorst of Kansas City,
Mo., Daniel Berhorst of
Philadelphia, Mo., Mathew
Berhorst of Ursa, I1., Ash-
ley Berhorst of Lakeview,
FI., Jeffrey, and Jordon
Berhorst of Canton, Mo.,
and one great-granddaugh-
ter -Piper Oshay Berhorst
of Philadelphia, Mo.
Parents announce childrens
June wedding
The engagement of
Jessi Ann Massingill and
;Aaron Levi Baldwin has
been announced by the par-
ents of the couple.
, Massingill is a daugh-
:ter of Mark Massingill of
: endon and Lisa Massin-
:gill, Quincy. She attended
!Quincy High School and is
employed by Wal-Mart.
Baldwin is the son of
Keith Baldwin, Centerville,
!owa and Cindy Job, Can-
ton. He is a Canton R-V
yaduate and is employed
Domino's Pizza.
A June 6 wedding in
Quincy is planned.
plans
BALDWIN - MASSlNGILL
Progressive Neighbors
Eight members of the
Progressive Neighbors club
met on May 12 in Canton
for lunch. Delods Herrick
was hostess.
After lunch members
Went to the Senior Center
where vice-president Betty
Hendrickson opened the
business meeting leading
the Pledge to the American
Flag.
Roll call was answered
with Memorial Day activi-
ties. A card was signed by
members for Charlotte
England who is recovering
from back surgery.
The remainder of the
afternoon was spent play-
ing UNO.
The next meeting will
be June 9. Members are
to meet at the Methodist
Church to car pool for a trip
to Bonaparte, Iowa.
Chapter BS P E.O.
Chapter BS P .O. of
Canton, met May 14 meet-
ing n the home of Cindy
McCutchan with Betty Jo
Lloyd assisting.
Fourteen members and
one guest, Edna Mae Bax-
ter enjoyed the program
"Wedding Bells" presented
by McCutchan.
The next meeting is June
:1 at 7 p.m. at the home of
Keri Cottrell.
Sons of Union Vets
The May meeting of
the David Moore Camp
70 Sons of Union Veterans
will be held May 21 at 7:30
p.m.
The meeting will be
held at the home of the
Commander, Mark Libby,
16625 Luray Road, Can-
ton.
For more information
and directions call 573-
288-3672..
All men who have Civil
,War ancestry encouraged to
attend and join.
MR. AND MRS. BERHORST
Jordyn Hale Wins at Americas
Fabulous Faces Pageant
Jordyn Hale, 5 years She is the daughter
of age, competed in the of Rick and Katrina Hale
Missouri State Pageant of of Williamstown, Mo.
"Americas Fabulous Fac- Grandparents are Rick and
es" in St. Louis the week-
end of April 24-26. Hale
won the overall swimsuit
competition and received a
saving bond, a crown, tro-
phy and sash,
Karen Hale of Hamilton,
Ii1., Maridith Welker of
Williamstown, Mo., the
late Jim Hudnut of Byha-
lia, Mississippi and Great
Grandmother is Linnelle
Welker.
PRESS-NEWS JOURNAL
a great gift for any occasion.
JORDYN HALE
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95th Birthday Open House Planned
An open house is planned by
the family of LeRoy Goehl of
Canton, formerly of
Lewistown, in honor of his
95th birthday May 21st.
The event will be held Sunday
May 24th from 2 to 4 p.m. at
Canton Senior Housing Com-
munity Room in Canton, Mo.
Those unable to attend may
send cards to him at
610 B. Montgomery,
Canton, MO 63435.
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Bar & Grid L C. (nextto Headquarters)
107 S. 4th, Canton Phone: 573-255-5908
Daily Lunch Buffets
11 a.m. - 2p.m. Mon.-Fri.
Satu_atuz_4 aa
Break ast
7 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
ecials
Steak - Shrimp - Ribs
Sunday Buffet
Ham, Meatloaf,
Ribs and Kraut
Ribey___ee Sandwich and Fries
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Ray Smith & Sharon
• Sat., May 23 at 7:30 p.m.
Strawberry Shortcake and ice cream
Sat. May 30 Special 50"s music.
Olden Goldie's with Bill Clifton
For information call:
family reunion
Twenty-nine descen-
dants of J.H. and Etta
Hardin and Luther and
Cora Marks gathered Sat.
May 16, 2009 for a fam-
ily reunion at the Ameri-
can Legion Hall in Canton.
Attendees from four gener-
ations enjoyed an afternoon
of delicious food and won-
derful conversation. Many
photos and memories were
shared. Family members
traveled from eight U.S.
states California, New
Jersey, Indiana, Wisconsin,
Kansas, Iowa, Illinois and
Missouri.
(picture at left)
REUNION - Pictured are
from I. to r. sitting on
floor Abby Martz, Thom-
as Bell; row 1 seated:
Mary Kermoade, Marcia
Hardin, Julia Fox, Doris
Ellison, Edna Mae Bax-
ter, Leslie Hardin, Kay
Ellison; row 2 seated: Ja-
net Stoerger, Carol Bax-
ter, Gleny Marks, Jeanne
Carfora, Trisha Madsen
holding Graham, Pam
Martz, Jennifer Bell; row
3 standing: Cory, Bill and
Joe Martz, J. Marks, Bob
Hardin, Edd Hardin, San-
to Carfora, Bill Baxter,
Cheryl and Mike Hall, Ka-
tie Martz and Scott Bell.
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THANK YOU
We would like to thank everyone who par-
ticipated in the annual Miss LaGrange Pag-
eant. Special thanks to the contestants, musical
entertainers, sponsors, city employees, judges
David Parrish, Jeff McReynolds and Rajah
Maples and emcee Ed Heller.
Pageant Organizers
Rita Cox and Theresa Gunsauls
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(OR ELDEST LIVING" SURVIVOR)
DID THE VETERAN
Serve on Active Duty
June 27, 1950 and January 31, 1955 (Korea) Or
February 28, 1961 and May 7, 1975 (Vietnam)?
IF THE ANSWER IS
You may be qualified for a
Veterans Recognition Award
requirements go to
,wvw:mog ,,ard.com
Click on Programs then
Or call toll free
1-866-834-3431
PROGRAM ADMINISTERED BY THE MISSOURI t
As I have sold my business,
I would like to thank all my .
patrons, friends and associates who
have made my stay at Divots for 15
years very enjoyable.
I am giving a free hog roast and par-
ty on Saturday, May 23, for
my retirement. Hope to see you
there. Music, drinks, and fun start-
ing at 2 p.m.
Highway 6 ,Tolona, Mo.
Thanks everyone
John Bartz Sr.
