With a population of just over five hundred in the 2010 census, the city of Summersville, Missouri spans both Shannon County and Texas County. The community was founded in the 1800s. Still operational, the Summersville Mill was built in the 1890s, replacing a smaller grist mill that had been in operation since 1886. Summersville is situated at the intersection of Missouri Highways 17 and 106. Surrounding communities include Alley Spring, Arroll, Eunice, Hartshorn, Midvale, and Pine Crest. Summersville is surrounded by sections of the Mark Twain National Forest.
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Bradfords Summersville Funeral Home
Established in the 1950s, the Summersville, Missouri funeral home offers traditional services, graveside services, same-day services, direct cremation and cremation and memorial services, and anatomical donations, as well carrying a full line of caskets and vaults. Obituaries are published to the site.
http://www.bradfordfuneralhome.net/
Specializing in installing residential and commercial garage doors, the Summersville, Missouri company serves Summersville and West Plains, as well as other areas in south-central Missouri and northern Arkansas. A profile of the company and its products is put forward, with photographs and contacts.
http://www.midwestoverheaddoor.net/
South Central Manufacturing Corporation
The precision machining parts manufacturer in Summersville, Missouri supplies rotary tablet press turret heads to manufacturers in the pharmaceutical, vitamin and other tablet compression industries. Its products, capabilities, equipment, and location are featured.
http://www.southcentralmfg.com/
The weekly newspaper is published in Summersville, Missouri. News, sports and other local features are presented, although access to the full electronic edition of the publication requires a subscription. Other features include obituaries, classified advertising, and a calendar of upcoming events.
http://summersvillebeacon.atomicnewstools.com/
The Summersville, Missouri congregation meets at its facilities on North Main Street. Directions, service schedules, a calendar of events, leadership contacts and office hours are posted to the site, along with an overview of its beliefs and practices. Live streaming and a sermon archive are also available.
http://www.summersvillechristian.org/
Dating back to 1886, the Summersville Mill is one of only a few left in Missouri that is still in operation and producing wheat flour. Its history and restoration are put forward, with a gallery of photographs, calendar of events, contacts and visiting information, including a map showing its location.
http://www.summersvillemill.org/
The R-II public school district offers a PK-12th grade curriculum through two campuses in Summersville, Missouri. The elementary campus houses the preschool building and the K-6th grade building, while the high school building includes grade seven to twelve, as well as the central office. A district calendar, menus, and contacts are posted.
http://www.sville.k12.mo.us/
