Sean Rost, left, Missouri Humanities Council Historian, laughs at some of the remembrances of Diane Lierman, center, and Kathy Holdmeyer, daughters of Linus and Loretta Glosemeyer, who ran the Peers …
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Sean Rost, left, Missouri Humanities Council Historian, laughs at some of the remembrances of Diane Lierman, center, and Kathy Holdmeyer, daughters of Linus and Loretta Glosemeyer, who ran the Peers Store for more than 60 years. The sisters were remembering how people would even stop by on Christmas Day, knocking to see if they could get some batteries for new toys or film for their cameras. They said their parents were very generous and caring to the people who used the general store, often letting farmers keep their purchases on tab until the crops came in.
