A husband and wife who brought the Munger Moss restaurant to Lebanon and built an internationally famous motel with the same name, a father and son who operated a Shell station and garage on Route 66 for decades and the grandson who served as president of the Lebanon-Laclede County Route 66 Society, and three community leaders who, in 1917, drove five days to Texas to ensure that the Ozark Trail pass through Lebanon are the newest members of the Laclede County Route 66 Wall of Fame, the Route 66 Society announced Saturday.
For more on this, see Saturday's LCR.
