Emmaus Homes announced this week the sale of 43 acres of property at its former campus in Marthasville.
The property was purchased by the Hasenjaeger family, long-time residents of Marthasville, …
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Emmaus Homes announced this week the sale of 43 acres of property at its former campus in Marthasville.
The property was purchased by the Hasenjaeger family, long-time residents of Marthasville, according to a press release.
The sale represents a small portion of the former Emmaus Homes campus and includes a cemetery. Under the terms of the sale agreement and Missouri statutes, the new owners will maintain the cemetery.
Cindy Clark, President and CEO of Emmaus said, “We are pleased that a local family has purchased this tract of land and are grateful for their commitment to maintain the cemetery.”
For more on this story, see next week’s issue of The Record.
