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November 13, 2003
For the Record
The Cuba
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Obituaries
Pauhne Florence Armstrong
Pauline Florence Armstrong nee White of
Cuba, Missouri was bern on February 18, 1915
in Illinois to the union of Orley White and
Gladys Hunt White and passed away on
November 5, 2003 at the Missouri Baptist
Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri at the age of 88
years, 8 months and 17 days.
On January 5, 1933 Pauline was united in
marriage to Hallie Wayne Roberts. They were
happily married until he preceded her in death
on July 12, 1980.
On June 25, 1988 Pauline was united in mar-
riage to Harold Armstrong at Sullivan,
Missouri. They have been happily married for
15 years.
Pauline was preceded in death by her par-
ents.
She was the owner-operator of the Wagon
Wheel Motel in Cuba, Missouri for many years.
She was a member of the Cuba United
Methodist Church, Rolla Elks Club and a mem-
ber of the Peoples Bank GO Club. Her and
Harold enjoyed traveling with the GO Club for
many years.
Those who survive to mourn her passing from
this life are her loving husband Harold
Armstrong; three stepsons, James Armstrong
and wife Brenda, Eddie Armstrong and wife
Dena and Ronnie Armstrong and wife Beverly;
two sisters, Juanita Whalin and Helen Newlin
and husband Ronald; one step-grandson,
Rodney Armstrong; nephews, Lester and Millie
Brooks, their children, Sheila and Keith,
Gerald and Liz Newlin, their children, Tim and
Deanna Newlin, Ashley, Kayla and Kylie, Jeff
Newlin, Scott and Crystal Newlin and Darrell
and Kathy Newlin, their son Darren Newlin;
long time special friend Roy Mudd; other rela-
tives and many friends.
Pauline was a devoted wife, loving stepmoth-
er, sister, step-grandmother, good friend to all
who new her and will be sadly missed.
Pauline Florence Armstrong nee White was
in state at the Britton Funeral Home of Cuba,
Missouri where funeral services were held on
Saturday, November 8, 2003 at 10 a.m. with
Rev. Paul Lathan officiating. Interment was in
the Diel Cemetery, Greenup, Illinois. All
arrangements were under the direction of the
Britton Funeral Home of Cuba, Missouri.
Robert Franklin Bass, Sr.
Robert Franklin Bass was bern Thursday,
October 21, 1937, at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
a son of the late Rowland Joseph Bass and
Priscilla (Franklin) Bass.
He departed this life Thursday, November 4,
2003, near Steelville, Missouri at the age of 66
years and 13 days.
Among those who remain to mourn his pass-
ing are two sons, Robert "Bear" Bass, Jr., and
Stephan Bass and wife Julie all of Steelville,
Missouri; one brother, Phillip R. Bass and wife
Kathleen, also of Steelville, Missouri; two sis-
ters, Mary Rowena Bass Winters of
Warrensberg, Missouri, Dr. Priscilla Ann and
husband John Timmerberg of St. Louis,
Missouri; three grandchildren, Brendan Robert
Bass and Trent Alexander Bass, beth of
Steelville, Missouri and Amanda Stulce of
Eureka, Missouri; nieces, nephews, cousins,
other relatives and many friends.
Robert was a graduate of Steelville High
School and later attended Westminster College
in Fulton, Missouri.
Robert's brother Phillip provided him trans-
portation to Fort Leonard Wood for his induc-
tion into the United States Army. Robert served
two years in the Army stationed in France. He
received an honorable discharge from service.
Robert lived and worked in France for seven
years after his discharge.
Robert returned to his roots in Crawford
County, Missouri, in 1966 where he quickly
became prominent in the local business com-
munity. Robert often referred to himself as a
"Down Home" businessman, however in the
truest sense of the word, he was an entrepre-
neur par excellence. He started Bass Canoe in
1967 and built the buoiness which led Steelville
to become the floating capital of Missouri.
At the heart of Robert's Ozark Kingdom was
Bass Canoe at the Bass family farm at Butts.
He and his family began entertaining and serv-
ing their guests barbecue made from the prime
cattle and hogs that he raised on his farm.
From there, he continued to grow as a busi-
nessman and expanded his interests through-
out the area. Many people have enjoyed and
will continue to enjoy Robert's "down home"
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ideas and creations for years to come.
Robert Franklin Bass lay in state 4-9 p.m.
Thursday, November 6, 2003, at the Britton
Brothers Funeral Home, Steelville, Missouri.
Funeral services were held 11 a.m. Friday,
November 7, 2003, in the Britton Chapel with
Roy. Charles D. Likely officiating. Musical
selections were provided by organist Deloris
Bell.
Committal prayers and interment are private
at a later date.
Arrangements were under the direction of
Britton Funeral Home, Steelville, Missouri.
Laura Belle King Hanley
Laura Belle King Hanley passed away
November 3, 2003 in O'Fallon, Mo. She was
born on January 1, 1937, the daughter of
Champ King and Edith Naugel King, of Cuba,
Mo.
She was preceded in death by her parents,
and her step-mother, Ann King.
She was a retired nurse, having worked at
Barnes-Jewish Hospital.
Those surviving to mourn her passing are her
two daughters, Laurie Ann Ruhl of O'Fallon,
Erin Marie Ott, of O'Fallon; one brother, Roy
Lee King of Cuba, Mo.; one sister, Mary Ann
Pyle of Crystal Beach, Texas; five grandchil-
dren, Brian Ott, Jennifer Ott, Anthony Ott,
Jessica Ruhl and Jacob Michael Ruhl.
Visitation was held Wednesday, November 5,
2003 from 9-10 a.m. at Pitman Funeral Home,
Wentzville. Funeral services were held
Wednesday, November 5, 2003, at Pitman
Funeral Home, Wentzville, Mo.
Gene Hague
Harold Gene Hogue of St. Clair, Missouri,
was bern on Saturday, October 14, 1939 in
Sligo, Missouri to Everett Hogue and Marry
Frances Sullivan Hogue. He passed away on
Friday, October 31, 2003 at the Missouri
Baptist Hospital, Sullivan, Missouri at the age
of 64 years, and 17 days.
Gene served his country honorably in the
United States Army after the Korean War.
After his discharge from the military he went
to work for the St. Louis Diecst Corporation in
St. Louis, Missouri. Later, he worked a short
time for General Cable and then as a fireman
and engineer for the St. Louis Fire
Department. Gene also worked as a bus driver
for Bi-State Bus Company and most recently
was a security officer for Purina Farms. He
married Nadene Carr on August 30, 1958 at
Cook Station, Missouri and to this union three
children were born.
Gene was a member of the Firefighters Union
Local 73, and the St. Louis Deer ilunters
Association. His hobbies were fiaLing, hunting,
gardening, riding horses, mowing grass, and
cooking.
Those who preceded him in dem;h are his par-
ents, one son Rickey Gene Hogle, mother-in-
law and father-in-law, Homer a.nd Millie Carr,
two brothers-in-lau s Gerald Eaker and Thomas
Buckingham.
He is survived by his wife of t, he home,
Nadene; one son Allen Wayne t]o:me and wife
Tammy of Dittmer, Mo.; one dsut:hter Lisa Kay
Ghattas and husband Aiman of tallwin, Mo.;
three brothers Wayne Hogue snd wife Arlene of
St. Charles, Mo., William Hogde of Burbank,
California, and Gary Hogue and wife Kelly of
Vermillion, Ohio; two sisters Ruth Ann Eaker of
Geneseo, Illinois and Linda Buckingham of
Monroeville, Ohio.
Brother and sister-in-laws Bill Carr and wife
Jeanne of Sullivan, Mo., Christine Grubaugh
and husband Earl, Judy Worley and husband
Tom, all of Steelville, Mo., Tom Carr of
Cherryville, Mo., Lois Missey and husband
Harry of Leasburg, Mo., Jane Dillingham and
husband Gary of St. Clair, Mo., and Sharon
Cart of Federal Way, WA; grandchildren,
Daniel Paul Hogue, Gary Wayne Hogue, Kayla
Dawn Hogtie, Ahbier Ghattas, Mona Ghattas,
Anthony Ghattas and Andrew Ghattas; nieces,
nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.
Visitation was Monday, November 3, 2003
from 3-8 p.m. at Hutson Funeral Home,
Steelville, Mo.
Funeral services were Tuesday, November 4,
2003 at 10 a.m. at Hutson Funeral Home,
Steelville, Mo. Burial in the Cart Cemetery,
Cook Station, Mo.
All arrangements under the direction of
Hutson Funeral Home, Steelville, Mo.
See Obituaries page 7A
Crawford County Sheriff's Report
Nov. 3 - 9, 2003
In the Sheriff's Report of
10/27/03 it was reported that
Amanda McKellips was arrest-
ed on a Frank]in County war-
rant, the charges of
burglary/breaking and enter-
ing. Her arrest report should
have read that she was arrest-
ed on a warrant for felony
stealing.
11/05/03 Brandon A.
Lestarge, 17, Steelville, was
arrested on the charge of pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance. He was released after
twenty ours with warrant
being applied for.
11/05/03 Jeremy R. Heise-
House, 26, Bourbon, was
arrested on a Callaway County
warrant for the charge of fail-
ure to appear on the charges of
no license and speeding. He
was released on bond.
11/09/03 Roger D. Cox, 32,
Bourbon, was arrested on a
probation violation warrant for
the original charge of larceny.
He was released on bend.
Missouri State Highway Patrol Report
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='.-,:.TJup of the Mih-$Suri State Phelps County on Hwy 8, four Sullivan to treat
ighway Patrol recorded four miles east of St. James. injuries.
accidents occurring in or A 2001 eastbound Yamaha Both parties were
involving residents of Crawford motorcycle, driven by Joe their seatbelts.
County from November 2 to Wright, 47, of Steelville, failed An accident
November 9. to negotiate a curve, ran off the November 9 at 6
An accident occurred on right side of the road and skid- Crawford County on
Hwy 19, 3 miles south of Cuba ded into a fence, miles south of Cuba.
on November 2 at 8:15 p.m. Wright was airlifted to St. A 1986
A 1994 northbound Honda, John's Hospital in St. Louis by Chevrolet, driven by
driven by Brett Evans, 19, of St. John's Lifeline to treat seri- Mason, 24, of
Cuba, traveled off the right ous injuries, eled off the right side
side of the road and struck a An accident occurred on roadway, came back
fence and some trees before November 8 at 11:10 a.m. on I- roadway and traveled
coming to rest in a ditch. 44, 2 miles east of Cuba. left side.
Evans was taken to Missouri A 1995 eastbound Chevrolet, The vehicle struck a
Baptist Hospital in Sullivan by driven by Edward Lewis, 23, of
North Crawford Ambulance to Bowling Green, Va., traveled where it came to rest.
treat moderate injuries. He off the left side of the road and was taken to Phelps
was wearing a seatbelt, overturned several times. The Regional Medical
Evans was cited for no proof vehicle came to rest on its top. Rolla by North
of insurance and careless and A passenger, Samantha County EMS to treat
imprudent driving. Lewis, 24, of Bowling Green, injuries.
An accident occurred on Va., was transported to She was wearing her
November 2 at 3:30 p.m. in Missouri Baptist Hospital in belt.
Crawford
County
Associate
Court Report
Following are the disposi-
tions made in Crawford
County Associate Court, Nov.
4, 2003, Judge J. Kent Howald
presiding, regarding Civil and
Small Claims matters.
Civil Docket
Evelyn Bridgeman vs. Alan
and Leslie Bridgeman. Passed
to 12/2/03 at 9 a.m. for person-
al service.
Bonnie L. Ware vs. Danielle
Pontious. Passed to 11/18/03 at
10 a.m. for hearing.
Herbert Ottermann vs.
Stephen R. Whitehead. Case
dismissed by plaintiffs.
Small Claims Docket
Bonnie Ware vs. Danielle
Pontious. Passed to 11/18/03 at
10 a.m. for hearing.
James P. and Sheryl L.
Lynch vs. Pat and Renee
Branson. Hearing held.
Judgment entered in favor of
plaintiffs in the amount of
$675.36, plus court costs.
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