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115th Year | No. 277 | WeDnesDay, november 22, 2017 | Cookeville, Tennessee $1.50 tradition Rescue Mission offers free Thanksgiving meal to homeless, lonely

BY JIM HERRIN mission’s Family Lodge at 1331 The event is put together by [email protected] S. Jefferson Ave., in Cookeville. volunteers and rescue mission Luke Eldridge, vice president staff. Anyone interested in vol- As families gather around the of operations for the Rescue unteering to serve food, clean- country for Thanksgiving this Mission, said the free meal is up, or just fellowship with those year, the Cookeville Rescue Mis- open to anyone, including those eating meals, can call the office sion will also be continuing its who may be homeless or who or come to the Family Lodge. annual tradition of bringing might not have family nearby Eldridge said volunteers are people together on Thanksgiv- and who would otherwise be also especially needed as the ing Day. alone on the holiday. rescue mission puts together its Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen Starting at noon Thursday, “It’s open to the community. 2017 Sounds of Hope bell ringing Luke Eldridge, left, and Ryan Henry of the Cookeville Rescue Mission staff and volun- Anybody can come to it,” he fundraiser which begins on Rescue Mission are seeking volunteers for the mis- teers will serve a full Thanksgiv- said. “If you can get here, we’ll sion’s annual Sound of Hope bell ringing fundraiser. ing meal to those who visit the feed you.” See MISSION, Page A2

Short-Line Railroad Blues

Laura Militana | Herald-Citizen Shoppers leave Belk Tuesday afternoon, prior to the Black Friday rush. Who’s Open? A few restaurants, shops open on Thanksgiving

BY LAURA MILITANA [email protected] Jack McNeely | Herald-Citizen Don’t want to cook? You’ve got options as some Chamber of Commerce CEO George Halford stands near the Nashville and Eastern railroad tracks restaurants will be open on Thanksgiving Day. in downtown Cookeville. Want to shop instead of eat? Even better, as some retailers will be open on Thanksgiving Day, for those who want to get their Christmas shopping started early. Money needed to rehabilitate tracks Here is a brief rundown of what will be open Thanksgiving Day. From Staff Reports Nashville and Eastern Rail- company was formed “to resur- Cracker Barrel will offer a Thanksgiving meal road’s presence in Putnam rect short-line freight rail opera- from 11 a.m. to close on Thanksgiving Day while Johnny Cash topped the coun- County as a “leading force with tions over 110 miles of what was Golden Corral will be offering a special Thanks- try music charts some 60 years respect to tourism, strengthen- neglected and soon-to-be aban- giving buffet. There will also be a special Day ago singing, “I hear that train a ing the local economy, creating doned track,” according to After Thanksgiving Breakfast offered on Friday. comin,” from his legendary bal- new job opportunities and at- Stephen Drunsic, NERR presi- Ruby Tuesday will also be open from 11 a.m. to lad, Folsom Prison Blues. tracting new industry.” dent. 10 p.m. While the train he heard sent He pointed out that Putnam Several companies in Putnam A number of retailers will also be open on him to the pinnacle of country County is the only county in County, stretching from the Thanksgiving Day. music, the clickety-clack of Tennessee with three train de- Smith County line all the way to JC Penney will open its doors at 2 p.m. on trains heard rumbling down pots including locations in Bax- Monterey, have the opportunity Thanksgiving, while Kmart opens bright and track in Putnam County today is ter, Cookeville and Monterey. to use the railroad to ship and early at 6 a.m. helping provide jobs and eco- The Nashville and Eastern receive goods, noted Halford as Dollar General opens at 7 a.m., along with Big nomic stability here, according has been providing freight rail he addresses the availability of Lots. to Cookeville-Putnam County service to Putnam and three rail service. Sears and Walmart will open at 6 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Presi- other Middle Tennessee coun- “Having railroad freight serv- Belk opens at 4 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, dent George Halford. ties, including Davidson, Wilson along with Dunham’s Sports. Kohl’s opens at 5 Halford described the and Smith since 1986, when the See TRAIN, Page A2 p.m. Thanksgiving Day.

Index Obituaries, A8 Davis Watts RetiRes 3 Sections — 44 Pages Melvin Ulrich Sr. Cookeville Abby A11 Living A11 banker Calendar A8 Opinion A4 celebrates 45 Classified B3 Sports B1 years in banking Comics A13 Sudoku A13 Page A12 Crossword A13 Weather A2 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 22, 2017 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Six arrested for drug-related offenses BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS [email protected]

Contact us: Several have been arrested in Address: Putnam County recently for 1300 Neal St. drug-related offenses. • Sarah Catherine Madewell, Cookeville, Tenn. 49, of Chestnut Street in Baxter, was charged with the sale and Mailing Address: delivery of morphine in a drug- Madewell Johnson Maynard Hargis Frazier Reeder P.O. Box 2729 free zone following an investi- gation by the Putnam County Cookeville, was charged with charged with possession of a • Brandon James Reeder, 21, Cookeville TN 38502 Sheriff’s Office. She was ar- the sale and delivery of controlled substance Monday of Lee Avenue in Cookeville, rested with a $20,000 bond. buprenorphine following a after PCSO Detective Chuck was charged with falsifying • Kimberly Lynn Johnson PCSO investigation. He was ar- Johnson went to the Fall Creek drug tests after he went to the Phone: 931-526-9715 aka Kimberly Lynn Moore, 33, rested with a $20,000 bond. Inn to serve an indictment on an- PSI probation office for a sched- Fax: 931-526-1209 of County Farm Road in • Cynthia Ann Hargis, 40, of other person when he allegedly uled meeting. Cookeville, was charged with Chestnut Avenue in Cookeville, observed Frazier exit a vehicle “His probation officer asked Email: the sale and delivery of more was charged with the sale and and throw two bags of metham- the client to perform a super- News than .5 grams of methampheta- delivery of less than .5 grams phetamine on the ground. vised drug screen,” the war- [email protected] mine in a drug-free zone follow- of methamphetamine in a “Approximately 2 grams of rant states. “Subject had a Sports ing an investigation by the drug-free zone following a methamphetamine was taken clear bottle duct taped to his [email protected] PCSO. She was arrested with a PCSO investigation. She was as evidence,” the warrant for private part which contained a Advertising $75,000 bond. arrested with a $25,000 bond. Frazier’s arrest states. yellow liquid.” [email protected] • Donnie Lee Maynard Jr., 42, • Daniel Frazier, 31, of Sun- Frazier was arrested with a Reeder was arrested with a Living of Gainesboro Grade in flower Lane in Cookeville, was $2,000 bond. $1,000 bond. [email protected] Circulation [email protected] Business News [email protected] Church News THP checkpoint Friday afternoon MISSION: [email protected] School News The Tennessee Highway Pa- Recognizing the danger pre- The Tennessee Highway Pa- [email protected] trol will be conducting driver li- sented to the public by unquali- trol has found these drivers li- Dinner Classified Ads cense roadside checkpoints fied drivers, troopers will cense roadblocks to be an [email protected] onBlack Friday, from 2 to 4 concentrate their efforts on ve- effective means of enforcing p.m., at State Route 56 north of hicles being operated by drivers driver license laws of Ten- served the 5 mile marker who would violate the driver li- nessee while ensuring the pro- Letter Guidelines in Putnam County. cense laws of Tennessee. tection of all motorists. All letters to the editor must Thursday be signed and include the writer’s name, address and From Page A1 phone number. Letters are subject to editing and/or re- jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters Black Friday, Nov. 24, to the mailing address listed and lasts until Christ- above, or email to mas Eve. [email protected]. “We need bell ringers. If we had 1,000 people to say that they’d help us Order a Photo bell ring, that would be Every photograph taken by a Her- great,” he said. ald-Citizen photographer and The rescue mission published in the paper is available will be staffing 12 loca- for purchase. Go to www.herald- tions on 22 bell ringing citizen.com and click on “Photo days, including the Wal- Gallery.” Also, many photos in- cluded in online stories are avail- mart stores in able for purchase. Cookeville and Algood, Kmart, Kroger, Sam’s Club, Belk, Big Lots, Subscriptions Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen Sears, Tractor Supply To subscribe, call 931-526- Roy Dishman has been recognized as Citizen of the Month for his longtime work with the and Spring Street Mar- 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Boy Scouts and the Monterey Lions Club Disaster Relief Team. A retired postal worker, he ket. Discover accepted. was also the coordinator of the Post Office National Food Drive for 20 years. Pictured, from For more information, Rates: left, are County Clerk Wayne Nabors, county commissioners Jerry Ford and Cindy Adams, visit www.cookevilleres- 3 mo 6 mo 1yr Dishman, and county comissioners Cathy Reel and Kim Bradford. cuemission.org/bells. Carrier or Mail: 385 Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Anywhere Only E-Edition $21 $42 $84 TRAIN: Money needed to improve railway Mail: Outside 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 Mail: Outside From Page A1 nessee, short-line railroads all rehabilitation. so that they can provide Tenn. $82 $132 $220 across the Volunteer state are Because almost all of the freight rail service to dozens ice available gives us a certain dealing with an issue that is freight traffic handled by of rural Tennessee communi- advantage when recruiting a crippling their ability to have short-lines originates or ter- ties. Miss Your Paper? new industry. the financial resources to re- minates on a Class I connect- State Sen. Paul Bailey, who “Just being able to say we habilitate track and infra- ing carrier, the rehabilitation chairs the senate’s transporta- Your carrier is an independent have direct access to rail serv- structure on which their of these short-lines has a di- tion committee and whose sen- contractor. However, as a serv- ice makes an important state- trains operate. rect and positive impact on the atorial district includes a ice to our subscribers, our circulation department is open ment about our county. It says When many of the short- volume of railroad freight portion of the area served by from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- we’re connected and we have lines came into existence handled by the Class I rail- the Nashville and Eastern, day-Friday and from an amenity that many coun- decades ago, they, in most roads as well. said he recognizes the need for 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to ties don’t have,” Halford said. cases, were taking over track In recent years the ability of the rehabilitation fund as it answer calls. He also pointed out that the with so little business that the the state to tax railroad diesel enables short-line railroads to Call 931-526-9715. track on which the Nashville large Class I railroads like fuel has been challenged in continue their service to and Eastern is operated is of CSX, Norfolk Southern, Illi- federal court by Class I rail- towns like Cookeville, significant importance to Put- nois Central and others had roads, which has resulted in Carthage, Lebanon and others. Herald-Citizen nam County because of the op- asked to abandon them. the fund being frozen with a “Many in our state don’t re- portunity it provides for the In most cases the track and balance to date of close to $68 alize how important short-line USPS 313-680 county to promote tourism, bridges assumed by the short- million. railroads are to the economic ISSN 8750-5541 noting that excursion trains lines were in considerably bad No revenue for track reha- well being of a vast number of that visit the county are often repair from years of little or bilitation has been distributed our communities, both big and The Herald-Citizen is pub- lished daily except Saturdays, filled to capacity, bringing no maintenance by the Class I to Tennessee short-line rail- small. New Year’s Day, Independence more than 500 visitors here on operators. roads for more than four “Short-line railroads are Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving each trip several times during Recognizing the value of years, leaving the railroads strong contributors for at- Day and Christmas Day by the year. short-lines for economic devel- with no choice in the future tracting new industry and Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., While local chambers of opment and that there was a but to make decisions that higher paying jobs to areas at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box commerce, community lead- need for providing a funding may have consequences im- that otherwise would not be 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. ers, government officials and source to aid in the high cost pacting rail service to commu- considered. Periodicals postage paid at others speak to the impor- of rehabilitating track and in- nities like Putnam County. “As Tennessee finds itself in Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- tance of having a railroad op- frastructure, state government While confident that the a prime logistical location, a TER: send address changes to erating in the community, under the leadership of the court will decide in favor of key factor to its success in re- Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, there is concern that certain late Gov. Ned McWherter pro- the state’s railroad diesel fuel cruiting a variety of indus- Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- financial challenges being vided that taxes generated tax, a decision not likely to be tries, it can’t be overlooked ber of the Tennessee Press faced by railroads may from the sale of diesel fuel to rendered until well in to 2018, that, while interstate high- Association and the Associ- threaten or impede rail service all railroads would be placed short-line railroads across the ways and air transport are im- ated Press. The Associated in many rural areas. in a state fund held by the De- state are urging state legisla- portant, so are the Press is entitled exclusively to According to leaders in the partment of Transportation tors to provide interim fund- contributions that short-line use for publication news railroad industry in Ten- and used specifically for track ing until the court’s decision railroads make,” Bailey said. printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather

Tonight Thursday Night Friday Night Saturday Night Almanac: Jack McNeely Wednesday is the Editor & Publisher Mostly clear, with a low Clear, with a low around Mostly clear, with a low Mostly clear, with a low 326th day of the around 26. 31. around 41. around 32. year, with 39 re- Lindsay McReynolds maining. The sun Managing Editor sets at 4:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Day Friday Saturday Sunday and will rise at Roger Wells Sunny, with a high near Sunny, with a high near Sunny, with a high near Sunny, with a high near 6:27 a.m. on Advertising Director 51. 58. 58. 48. Thursday. The moon is a waxing gibbous with 16% Keith McCormick of the visible disc Circulation Manager illuminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 22, 2017 — A3 Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, November 22, 2017 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds, Managing Editor Kate Cook, City Editor Don Foy, News Editor

►H-C EDITORIAL Shopping local benefits us all ith Black Friday just two days away, or in some cases, Black Thursday being only one day away, you might wonder how all of that Wshopping affects our local economy. While it can be easier and less stressful al- ternative to avoid the crowds and just click a button to buy those special gifts with your Amazon Prime membership, it’s important to remember that half of Cookeville’s $26 Immigration is turning the country blue million budget is supported by sales tax. What that means is every time a dollar is ey, Republicans! Did you another demo- English at home. spent at a Cookeville store, 2.75 cents goes to enjoy Election Night last graphic trend: If we double the number of support the city budget which pays for week? Get ready for a lot All those federal Virginians who are now em- everything from street improvements and more nights like that as workers living in ployed by, or have ever worked immigrationH turns every last the northern parks to police protection. for, the federal government — corner of the country blue. part of the state. and assume that none of them The city has had plenty to celebrate with When Ed Gillespie lost in Vir- This is a fairy work on military bases — that’s sales tax collections from special events in ginia, liberals crowed about tale, like the one still just 8 percent of the popula- recent years like the HOG rallies and the how they’re winning the war of Ann about Proposi- tion. rare solar eclipse in August, but every time ideas. The country has thor- Coulter tion 187 turning The only reason Democrats the holidays roll around, the city gets an oughly, emphatically rejected California blue, want a never-ending stream of extra boost. Trumpism! or the one about the “compla- Third World immigrants is be- While any other month the city might col- Republicans, being idiots, cency of old money” turning cause they know immigrants played along, arguing only lect a million dollars in sales tax, January Connecticut blue, or the one will help them win elections, al- about whether Gillespie’s prob- about a disorganized Republi- lowing The New York Times to collections, which reflect December spend- lem was that he didn’t embrace can Party turning Illinois blue. write self-congratulatory edito- ing, saw $1.4 million in collections for Trump enough or embraced Pay no attention to the millions rials like this one last week: Cookeville this year. him too much. of Third-Worlders we’ve been “Virginia Rejects Your Hateful City officials say that local spending helps Gillespie’s campaign was fine. dumping on the country! Politics, Mr. Trump.” keep property taxes low. Cookeville’s prop- No cleverer arguments, commu- True, Virginia is home to Well, technically, millions of erty tax is currently 84 cents per $100 of as- nity outreach or perfectly timed 322,198 people who are either Third-Worlders living in Vir- sessed value, which is on the lower end of a mailings would have changed current or retired federal em- ginia rejected Trump’s “hateful the result. Contrary to The New ployees. On the other hand, politics.” But guess what? They list of similar-sized Tennessee cities. A city York Times’ celebratory article there are more than 800,000 Vir- also rejected John McCain’s resident who owns a $150,000 home pays in last Sunday’s magazine, ginians who are foreign-born — pusillanimous politics and Mitt about $315 in city property taxes. “How the ‘Resistance’ Helped and that’s not including the Romney’s soft-spoken politics. The last significant property tax increase Democrats Dominate Virginia,” children, grandchildren and As Democratic consultant in the city was in 2012, when it was raised by it wasn’t Democratic operative great-grandchildren of the for- Patrick Reddy wrote for the 5 cents. Property taxes support about 25 per- Kathryn Sorenson’s savvy use eign-born who arrived in the Roper Center 20 years ago, the cent of the city’s budget. of Facebook, Google and 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. 1965 Immigration Act, bringing Eventbrites that carried the day. Moreover, in Virginia, “fed- in “a wave of immigration from There’s also another benefit to shopping “The Resistance” didn’t win. eral employee” is not as Demo- the Third World,” will go down local. You’re supporting your neighbors and What happened was: Democ- cratic-leaning as it sounds on in history as “the Kennedy fam- their families. Every dollar spent at a local rats brought in new voters. In account of the state’s numerous ily’s greatest gift to the Demo- store or restaurant goes to keep a local fam- 1970, only one out of every 100 military bases. Virginia Beach, cratic Party.” ily healthy and secure. Those dollars make Virginians was foreign-born. By for example, the largest city in There isn’t much time on the house payments, local healthcare bills and 2012, one in nine Virginians was the state, has a higher percent- clock before it’s lights-out for support local farmers. foreign-born. age of federal employees in the the GOP. And all Republicans Cookeville has some of the best and most The foreign-born vote over- workforce than the entire Wash- can think to do is argue about whelmingly, by about 80 per- ington, D.C., metro area. And how quickly to grant amnesty to unique shops and restaurants in the Upper cent, for Democrats. They yet, Virginia Beach still votes so-called “Dreamers” and give Cumberland, that’s why we’re the shopping always have and they always Republican in presidential elec- the Democrats another 30 mil- hub for the region. And many of them will will. tions and is represented by a Re- lion voters. offer sales and deals, just like the big box Currently, everyone seems to publican in Congress. boys do. But at the local shops, you’ll find be blaming the total disappear- Almost 15 percent of Virgini- Ann Coulter is a syndicated that unique gift that shows how much time ance of the GOP in Virginia on ans speak a language other than columnist. and effort you put into shopping. Tomorrow is Small Business Saturday, just as important as Black Friday. Many small businesses throughout Cookeville and the nation will offer their special deals. Go give them a look. Take a few minutes to stop Tactics of a child president in a shop you’ve never been in before, look around and find something new. We prom- all it the politics of “I Once you get sile, a weapon to punish know you are, but what that this is his Trump’s enemies. ise, you won’t be disappointed. am I?” It is a form of favorite tactic, You see, there’s no obvious So no matter if you choose to do your “reasoning” that could you get why crime here. The allegation is Christmas shopping weeks before or right notC be more puerile, infantile, last week’s an- that Clinton, as secretary of up to the last minute, remember the benefits juvenile. So it very much ap- nouncement state, approved a deal for a of spending your dollars inside the the city peals to Donald Trump. that the Justice Russian firm to purchase shares where you live, supporting neighbors and You got an example in last Department is in Uranium One, a Canadian friends, and finding that unique item for year’s final presidential debate, Leonard considering a mining company with opera- someone special. when Hillary Clinton called him Pitts special counsel tions in the United States, in ex- a “puppet” of Russian president to look into change for a more than $140 Vladimir Putin. “No puppet,” Clinton’s supposed collusion million donation to the Clinton snapped Trump. “No puppet. with Russia was predestined. Foundation. Moderately Confused You’re the puppet. No, you’re After all, Trump has long But Clinton didn’t green light the the puppet.” chafed at the fact that his cam- deal; she had no power to do so. That exchange illustrated the paign is under investigation by Spe- Rather, it was approved unani- degree to which a (then) 70- cial Counsel Robert Mueller for mously by a nine-agency commit- year-old man can be indistin- allegedly conniving with Putin’s tee of which State was a member. guishable in temperament from regime as it interfered in the 2016 As for the supposed quid pro quo, a 7-year-old boy while also election. And the drip-drip of the the vast majority of the money — showcasing Trump’s reflexive headlines can only have added to over $130 million — came from a instinct to turn every jab back his discomfort, what with reports single Uranium One investor. He against his opponent. It takes a of frequent, friendly contact be- says he had no connection to the rather testicular temerity to ac- tween his people and the Russians company at the time, having sold cuse someone else of your own and the indictments of three for- his shares 18 months before Clinton sins, but that’s what Trump mer aides (two for alleged money even took office. does. laundering unconnected to the But the evidence of Team Indeed, as seen in the 2016 campaign). Trump’s plotting with Russia grows campaign, it’s his go-to move. In response, Trump has repeat- more alarming with each headline. Trump, the favored candidate of edly invoked Clinton’s supposed I, for one, refuse to allow baseless David Duke, challenged Hillary crimes and chided his Justice accusations about Hillary Clin- Clinton to address her “racist” Department for failure to inves- ton to make me lose sight of 2008 campaign. Trump, king of tigate them. So last week’s news that. Or, to put that in terms the the ad hominem insult, com- reads, unavoidably, as an at- child president might better un- plained of opponents being tempt by beleaguered Attorney derstand: “nasty” and “angry” toward General Jeff Sessions to save his She’s rubber, he’s glue. him. Trump, who bragged about job by giving his boss what he being a grabber of pudenda, wants. Not incidentally, it also Leonard Pitts is a syndicated condemned Bill Clinton’s abuse reads as a troubling attempt to columnist. His email address is of women. And so on. turn Justice into a political mis- [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 22, 2017 — A5 LOCAL/NATION TDOT eliminates lane closures for holiday

BY LAURA MILITANA ways and help alleviate ent face a fine of up to [email protected] congestion, especially $500, plus court fees and during the predicted possible increased in- With more than a mil- peak travel days of surance premiums. lion travelers estimated Wednesday and Sun- Law enforcement will to be on Tennessee day.” also be out in full force, roads over the upcom- However, TDOT’s re- as the Tennessee De- ing Thanksgiving holi- gional HELP trucks will partment of Safety and day, the Tennessee be working throughout Homeland Security and Department of Trans- the holiday weekend to TDOT are partnering portation will not have assist with any inci- with law enforcement any delays due to con- dents that may occur across the state for I-40 struction. along the interstates. Challenge, with the goal All construction lane Even though con- of having zero fatalities closures will be stopped struction related lane on the 455 miles of I-40 beginning at noon today closures will be stopped, in the state. through 6 a.m. Monday, workers may still be on On the peak travel Nov. 27. site in some construc- days of Wednesday, Nov. “This is the most trav- tion zones. Long-term 22, and Sunday, Nov. 26, eled holiday of the lane closures will also the Tennessee Highway year,” John Schroer, remain in place on some Patrol will have troop- TDOT commissioner, construction projects ers stationed every 20 said. “Halting road work for motorists’ safety. miles along I-40, along during this busy time Drivers convicted of with increased law en- will provide maximum speeding in work zones forcement on all high- capacity on our high- where workers are pres- ways.

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LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg STOCK MARKET INDEXES SignetJwlrs 52.79 -23.05 -30.4 52-Week YTD 12-mo StoneEng rs 29.97 -5.52 -15.6 High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg GNC 5.76 -.97 -14.4 23,602.12 18,883.10 Dow Industrials 23,590.83 +160.50 +.69 +19.37 +24.01 PPDAI n 10.80 -1.76 -14.0 10,080.51 8,744.36 Dow Transportation 9,614.72 +92.77 +.97 +6.31 +7.89 Fire marshal DSW Inc 19.55 -2.98 -13.2 778.80 622.88 Dow Utilities 757.97 +2.01 +.27 +14.91 +19.16 Vipshop 8.22 -1.03 -11.1 12,443.80 10,752.08 NYSE Composite 12,385.89 +65.11 +.53 +12.02 +14.47 Jianpu n 6.60 -.80 -10.8 6,806.67 5,238.21 Nasdaq Composite 6,862.48 +71.77 +1.06 +27.48 +27.41 Glaukos n 25.35 -2.86 -10.1 1,146.19 964.70 S&P 100 1,144.85 +8.65 +.76 +15.47 +17.86 urges safety BitautoH 34.02 -3.59 -9.5 2,597.02 2,186.43 S&P 500 2,599.03 +16.89 +.65 +16.09 +17.98 MSDLEur 19.00 -2.00 -9.5 1,847.38 1,609.51 S&P MidCap 1,858.96 +11.75 +.64 +11.95 +14.15 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) 26,951.57 22,874.28 Wilshire 5000 27,019.99 +157.57 +.59 +15.34 +17.24 in the kitchen Name Vol (00) Last Chg 1,514.94 1,308.85 Russell 2000 1,518.89 +15.49 +1.03 +11.92 +13.83 GenElec 764546 17.83 -.15 BkofAm 485497 26.73 -.01 STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST As families prepare to Ambev 384939 6.35 +.08 RiteAid 362353 1.64 +.09 YTD YTD gather for Thanksgiving AT&T Inc 342729 34.33 -.31 Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Day feasts this Thursday, Vale SA 321421 10.46 +.34 AFLAC 1.80 2.1 13 85.08 +.40 +22.2MarvellTch .24 1.0 73 23.28 +1.69 +67.8 WeathfIntl 287324 3.29 -.06 Nov. 23, the State Fire AT&T Inc 1.96 5.7 13 34.33 -.31 -19.3 McDnlds 4.04 2.4 29 168.30 +1.37 +38.3 Square n 274862 48.06 +2.85 AMD ...... 11.40 +.06 +.5MicronT ...... 10 49.40 +1.76 +125.4 Qudian n 260011 19.31 -.77 Marshal’s Office (SFMO) FordM 245316 12.12 -.01AllegTch ...... 22.13 +.25 +38.9Microsoft 1.68 2.0 29 83.72 +1.19 +34.7 Altria 2.64 4.0 21 65.65 -.18 -2.9NorthropG 4.00 1.3 27 304.31 +3.37 +30.8 reminds Tennesseans to DIARY Ambev .06 .9 6 6.35 +.08 +29.3Penney ...... 16 3.22 -.11 -61.3incorporate good cook- Advanced 1,977 BkofAm .48 1.8 15 26.73 -.01 +21.0PepsiCo 3.22 2.8 24 116.05 +2.32 +10.9 Declined 947B iPVxST rs ...... 32.10 -1.26 0.0 PhilipMor 4.28 4.1 21 103.36 +.82 +13.0 ing safety habits into Unchanged 111Celsion rs ...... 2.86 +.72 -32.8 Qudian n ...... 19.31 -.77 -44.7 their plans in order to Total issues 3,035 CocaCola 1.48 3.2 28 45.78 +.32 +10.4 RegionsFn .36 2.3 16 15.66 -.20 +9.1 New Highs 246 CrackerB 4.80 3.2 23 150.79 -6.41 -9.7RiteAid ...... 82 1.64 +.09 -80.1avoid a holiday home New Lows 38 Cummins 4.32 2.7 22 160.64 +.84 +17.5S&P500ETF 4.13 1.6 ... 259.96 +1.66 +16.3 Volume 3,190,216,527 Disney 1.56 1.5 18 103.00 +.25 -1.2SearsHldgs ...... 3.89 -.12 -58.1 fire. FedExCp 2.00 .9 18 217.32 +.07 +16.7Square n ...... 48.06 +2.85 +252.6 Thanksgiving is the FstHorizon .36 1.9 18 18.60 -.01 -7.0SPDR Fncl .46 1.7 ... 26.36 +.08 +13.4 Flowserve .76 1.9 23 38.99 +.05 -18.9Textron .08 .1 22 53.69 +.21 +10.6leading day of the year NASDAQ FordM .60 5.0 11 12.12 -.01 -.1TractSupp 1.08 1.7 19 64.87 -.86 -14.4 GenElec .48 2.7 15 17.83 -.15 -43.6US Bancrp 1.20 2.3 15 51.89 -.04 +1.0 for home fires involving uu 6,862.48 +71.77HomeDp 3.56 2.1 24 172.86 +2.40 +28.9Vale SA .29 2.8 ... 10.46 +.34 +37.3 cooking equipment, with iShEMkts .59 1.2 ... 47.69 +.63 +36.2VerizonCm 2.36 5.1 10 46.18 -.02 -13.5 AINERS IBM 6.00 3.9 12 151.95 +1.44 -8.5WalMart 2.04 2.1 21 96.52 -.96 +39.6 three times the average G ($2 OR MORE) IntPap 1.85 3.4 18 54.71 +.56 +3.1WeathfIntl ...... 3.29 -.06 -34.1 Name Last Chg %Chg Kroger s .50 2.2 12 22.78 -.42 -34.0 Wendys Co .28 2.0 34 14.11 +.16 +4.4 number. An estimated Valeritas n 4.81 +1.85 +62.5 Lowes 1.64 2.0 19 80.59 -.87 +13.3Xunlei Ltd ...... 21.46 +2.47 +456.0 2,000 Thanksgiving Day AtlAcq n 15.00 +5.10 +51.5 EksoBio n 4.13 +1.21 +41.4 fires in residential build- Celsion rs 2.86 +.72 +33.6 MONEY RATES CURRENCIES ings are reported to U.S. Ominto hn 3.89 +.82 +26.7 ENDRA n 2.90 +.57 +24.5 Last Pvs Week Last Pvs Day fire departments each BarHilc un 10.40 +1.88 +22.1 Prime Rate 4.25 4.25Australia 1.3189 1.3247year according to the CescaTh rs 3.90 +.68 +21.1 Discount Rate 1.75 1.75Britain 1.3235 1.3236 OraSure 16.55 +2.59 +18.6Federal Funds Rate 1.00-1.25 1.00-1.25 Canada 1.2776 1.2811U.S. Fire Administration. Atomera n 3.89 +.59 +17.9 Treasuries Euro .8516 .8523 3-month 1.24 1.23 Here in the Volunteer LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) 6-month 1.40 1.37Japan 112.44 112.67 Name Last Chg %Chg 5-year 2.10 2.06Mexico 18.7757 18.9901State, 18 percent of re- Acasti g rs 2.09 -1.01 -32.6 10-year 2.36 2.37Switzerlnd .9919 .9932ported home structure 30-year British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. All others Cytokinetic 8.25 -2.85 -25.7 2.76 2.83show dollar in foreign currency. OptimB rs 5.95 -1.80 -23.2 fires in 2016 involved GalectinTh 2.50 -.55 -18.1 Tarena 13.36 -2.53 -15.9 cooking equipment. AytuBioSc n 2.60 -.38 -12.8 MUTUAL FUNDS Those 2,021 fires resulted ProDvrs h rs 4.24 -.56 -11.7 DianaCnt rs 8.99 -1.05 -10.5 Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init Name Obj ($Mlns) NAV 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt in 13 civilian fatalities, 54 NetElem rs 3.77 -.41 -9.8 NantHlth n 3.15 -.34 -9.7 AB GrB m LG 11 45.21 +3.3 +29.6/B +16.5/B 4.00 2,500 civilian injuries, nine AB IntlGrB m FG 1 17.17 +2.3 +31.0/C +6.6/E 4.00 2,500 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) firefighter injuries and AB SstnlGlbThtcB m WS 9 96.01 +4.6 +32.4/A +13.2/A 4.00 2,500 Name Vol (00) Last Chg AllianzGI FocedGrC m LG 230 37.53 +5.7 +28.8/B +17.0/B 1.00 1,000 over $8 million of direct MarvellTch 352923 23.28 +1.69American Century ValInv LV 2,136 9.01 -1.9 +6.0/E +12.6/D NL 2,500 property damage accord- MicronT 345333 49.40 +1.76American Funds AmrcnBalA m MA 62,016 27.55 +1.0 +14.2/B +11.1/A 5.75 250 Xunlei Ltd 325000 21.46 +2.47 American Funds CptWldGrIncA m WS 56,398 52.78 +1.5 +25.1/B +11.6/C 5.75 250 ing to the Tennessee Fire AMD 308483 11.40 +.06 Celsion rs 300674 2.86 +.72 American Funds CptlIncBldrA m IH 71,515 62.94 -0.4 +14.7/C +7.8/B 5.75 250 Incident Reporting Sys- Apple Inc 241234 173.14 +3.16 American Funds FdmtlInvsA m LB 52,942 63.93 +1.8 +21.5/A +15.6/A 5.75 250 Cisco 229179 36.65 +.15American Funds GrfAmrcA m LG 84,435 52.01 +2.8 +24.6/D +16.4/B 5.75 250 tem. Comcast s 218363 36.42 +.59 American Funds IncAmrcA m AL 77,067 23.42 -0.5 +13.0/D +9.6/D 5.75 250 “Careless cooking Microsoft 186268 83.72 +1.19American Funds InvCAmrcA m LB 62,268 41.29 +0.2 +17.6/D +14.7/C 5.75 250 Intel 179238 44.94 +.32American Funds WAMtInvsA m LV 56,163 45.50 +0.5 +18.3/A +14.5/A 5.75 250 habits can lead to devas- Dodge & Cox Inc CI 52,413 13.82 +0.1 +4.6/A +3.1/A NL 2,500 IARY tating fires,” said State D Dodge & Cox IntlStk FB 65,455 46.48 -0.7 +25.5/D +9.9/A NL 2,500 Advanced 1,908 Dodge & Cox Stk LV 68,443 202.60 -0.1 +15.8/B +16.4/A NL 2,500 Fire Marshal and Com- Declined 1,011Fidelity 500IndexPrm LB 72,154 91.12 +1.1 +20.6/B +15.7/A NL 10,000 Unchanged 207Fidelity BCGrowth LG 17,282 89.42 +4.2 +34.6/A +19.3/A NL 2,500 merce & Insurance Com- Total issues 3,126 Fidelity Contrafund LG 89,362 128.51 +2.9 +31.0/A +16.8/B NL 2,500 New Highs 276 missioner Julie Mix Fidelity Magellan LG 14,755 106.75 +2.1 +24.9/D +16.5/B NL 2,500 New Lows 48 McPeak. Volume 1,804,106,646 Franklin Templeton FrgnA m FV 3,397 7.93 -1.6 +18.1/E +7.9/B 5.75 1,000 Franklin Templeton IncA m CA 46,323 2.34 -2.1 +9.9/C +7.0/A 4.25 1,000 Janus Henderson EnterpriseT MG 4,518 118.74 +2.0 +25.7/B +17.7/A NL 2,500 AGRICULTURE FUTURES Lord Abbett AffiliatedA x LV 5,777 15.25 +0.3 +14.5/C +14.0/B 5.75 1,000 Open High Low Settle Chg. MFS GrB m LG 139 75.26 +3.0 +27.7/C +15.9/C 4.00 1,000 MFS HiIncA m HY 519 3.45 -0.5 +8.1/D +5.1/C 4.25 1,000 CORN 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel MFS TENMuniBdA m SL 89 10.39 -0.2 +3.5/B +1.6/C 4.25 1,000 Dec 17 344 345.50 342.75 345 ... MFS TtlRetA m MA 4,795 19.46 -0.3 +10.9/D +9.3/B 5.75 1,000 Mar 18 355 356.75 353.75 356.25 -.25 Metropolitan West TtlRetBdI CI 48,529 10.66 +0.2 +3.2/D +2.6/B NL 3,000,000 May 18 363.75 365 362.25 364.50 -.25 Nuveen TNMnBdA m SL 271 11.79 -0.2 +4.6/A +2.4/A 4.20 3,000 Jul 18 371.25 372.75 370 372.25 -.25 Sep 18 378.50 379.75 377.50 379.50 ... Oppenheimer CptlIncA m CA 1,566 10.21 +0.1 +7.2/E +5.4/D 5.75 1,000 Dec 18 387.25 388.25 385.75 388 ... PIMCO IncInstl MU 45,536 12.42 +0.3 +9.5 +6.8 NL 1,000,000 Mar 19 395.25 397 395.25 396.75 +.25 PIMCO TtlRetIns CI 54,764 10.26 0.0 +5.1/A +2.3/B NL 1,000,000 SOYBEANS Pioneer A m LB 4,705 33.74 +1.4 +20.9/B +14.2/C 5.75 1,000 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Jan 18 990 991.25 986.25 989 -1 Prudential JsnBlndB m LG 8 20.17 +1.5 +19.6/E +12.5/E 5.00 2,500 Mar 18 1001 1002.25 997.50 1000.25 -1 Putnam EqIncA m LV 8,323 24.04 +0.3 +17.3/A +14.1/B 5.75 0 May 18 1010.50 1012 1007 1010 -.75 Putnam MltCpGrA m LG 3,897 93.40 +2.9 +28.1/B +17.2/B 5.75 0 Jul 18 1019.25 1020 1015.50 1018 -1.25 Vanguard 500IdxAdmrl LB 224,167 240.60 +1.1 +20.6/B +15.7/A NL 10,000 Aug 18 1019 1019.75 1016.75 1018.75 -1.25 Sep 18 1008.50 1010.25 1007.25 1009.25 -1 Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl MI 52,000 14.13 -0.4 +4.3/B +2.5/B NL 50,000 Nov 18 1001.75 1003.50 999 1001 -1 Vanguard InsIdxIns LB 138,536 237.38 +1.1 +20.6/B +15.7/A NL 5,000,000 WHEAT Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus LB 92,835 237.40 +1.1 +20.6/B +15.7/A NL 100,000,000 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Vanguard PrmCpAdmrl LG 52,098 138.16 +1.8 +27.5/C +20.0/A NL 50,000 Dec 17 421.75 428.75 420.25 424.75 +2.75 Mar 18 438.50 445 436.50 441.25 +2.75 Vanguard TtBMIdxAdmrl CI 80,973 10.76 +0.2 +3.4/C +2.0/C NL 10,000 May 18 449.75 456 447.75 453 +3.25 Vanguard TtInSIdxAdmrl FB 65,248 30.17 +1.0 +28.1/B +8.1/C NL 10,000 Jul 18 462 468.50 460.75 466.25 +4 Vanguard TtInSIdxInsPlus FB 88,781 120.67 +1.0 +28.1/B +8.2/C NL 100,000,000 Sep 18 476.25 482.75 475 480.50 +4 Vanguard TtInSIdxInv FB 116,279 18.04 +1.1 +28.0/B +8.1/C NL 3,000 Dec 18 494.25 500.75 493 498.50 +4 Mar 19 510.75 511 510.50 511 +3.75 Vanguard TtlSMIdxAdmrl LB 182,030 65.16 +1.1 +20.2/B +15.6/A NL 10,000 CATTLE Vanguard TtlSMIdxIns LB 108,166 65.17 +1.1 +20.2/B +15.6/A NL 5,000,000 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv LB 123,434 65.13 +1.1 +20.1/C +15.5/A NL 3,000 Dec 17 117.40 118.57 117.12 117.97 +.87 Vanguard WlngtnAdmrl MA 85,376 73.89 +0.3 +14.3/B +10.8/A NL 50,000 Feb 18 123.25 124.87 122.77 124.05 +1.03 Apr 18 123.87 125.40 123.37 124.80 +1.10 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet Jun 18 116.35 117.95 115.92 117.57 +1.22 continued-listing standards. lf = Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Aug 18 112.92 114.37 112.52 114.02 +1.25 Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within Oct 18 112.50 113.97 112.27 113.67 +1.17 Dec 18 113.70 115.10 113.67 115.00 +1.30 the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at HOGS-Lean least 20 percent within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Dec 17 62.45 62.67 60.57 60.70 -1.32 Feb 18 68.47 69.27 66.80 66.95 -1.52 Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d Apr 18 72.27 73.00 71.20 71.37 -1.00 = Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple May 18 77.70 77.70 77.00 77.00 -.70 fees are charged. NA = not available. p SUHYLRXVGD\ҋVQHWDVVHWYDOXHs = fund split Jun 18 81.42 81.95 80.60 80.77 -.65 shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. Jul 18 81.20 81.67 80.42 80.65 -.50 Aug 18 80.25 80.62 79.35 79.60 -.47 Objectives: CA -Conservative Allocation, CI -Intermediate-Term Bond, FB -Foreign COTTON 2 Large Blend, FG -Foreign LargeGrowth, FV -Foreign Large Value, HY - High-Yield 50,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Bond, IB -World Bond, IH -World Allocation, LB -Large Blend, LG -Large Growth, LV Dec 17 71.15 72.52 70.40 70.90 -.47 Mar 18 70.60 71.33 69.53 70.14 -.71 -Large Value, MA -Moderate Allocation, MB -Mid-Cap Blend, MG -Mid-Cap Growth, MV May 18 71.33 71.92 70.41 70.96 -.65 - Mid-Cap Value, SB - Small Blend, SG -Small Cap Growth, SH -Specialty-heath, WS Jul 18 71.65 72.18 70.87 71.43 -.54 -World Stock. Oct 18 ...... 70.36 -.41 Dec 18 70.38 70.53 69.75 70.13 -.37 Total Return: Chng in NAV with dividends reinvested. Rank: How fund performed vs. Mar 19 70.19 70.19 69.54 70.03 -.39 others with same objective = A is in top 20%, E in bottom 20%. Min Init Invt: Minimum Tables show three most current contracts for each future. $ needed to invest in fund. Grains traded on Chicago Board of Trade; livestock on Chicago Mercantile Exchange; and cotton on the Intercontinental Exchange. Source: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial. A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 22, 2017 NATION Navy plane with 11 aboard crashes into Pacific; 8 found

TOKYO (AP) — A plane carrying 11 “Personnel recovery is underway sengers are being withheld pending the removal of eight top Navy officers crew and passengers crashed into the and their condition will be evaluated next of kin notification. from their posts, including the 7th Pacific Ocean on Wednesday while on by USS Ronald Reagan medical staff,” The cause of the crash was not im- Fleet commander. the way to the USS Ronald Reagan the statement said. mediately clear, the Navy said. The USS John S. McCain and an oil aircraft carrier, the Navy said. The C-2 “Greyhound” aircraft The plane was taking part in an on- tanker collided near Singapore in Au- Eight of the people on board have crashed into the Pacific about 150 going joint U.S.-Japan naval exercise gust, leaving 10 U.S. sailors dead. been found, Japan’s defense minister kilometers (90 miles) northwest of in waters surrounding Okinawa from Seven sailors died in June when the told reporters, but it was unclear Okinotorishima, a Japanese atoll, De- Nov. 16-26. The Navy called it the USS Fitzgerald and a container ship whether they were alive. The Defense fense Minister Itsunori Onodera said, “premier training event” between the collided off Japan. Ministry said it had no information according to a ministry spokesman. two navies, designed to increase de- The Navy has concluded that the on their condition. The Navy said the ship was operat- fensive readiness and interoperabil- collisions were avoidable and re- The Navy’s Japan-based 7th Fleet ing in the Philippine Sea, which is ity in air and sea operations. sulted from widespread failures by said in a statement that a search and east of the Philippines, when the The 7th Fleet has had two fatal ac- the crews and commanders, who did- rescue operation was launched from crash occurred at 2:45 p.m. Japan cidents in Asian waters this year, n’t quickly recognize and respond to the carrier. time. The names of the crew and pas- leaving 17 sailors dead and prompting unfolding emergencies.

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The Partridges’ best known the musical group’s lead from the pain that The cast also featured Cassidy song, “I Think I Love You,” subject of singer, died at age 67. had gripped him as eldest son and family heart- spent three weeks on top of the police calls Cassidy, who announced ear- Cassidy for so long,” the throb Keith Partridge; Susan Billboard chart at a time when lier this year that he had been statement said. Dey, later of “L.A. Law” fame, other hit singles included SAN FRANCISCO diagnosed with dementia, died Thank you for the abundance as sibling Laurie Partridge and James Taylor’s “Fire and (AP) — For months be- surrounded by his family, a and support you have shown Danny Bonaduce as sibling Rain” and Smokey Robinson fore a shooting ram- family statement released by him these many years.” Danny Partridge. and the Miracles’ “The Tears page that killed five publicist JoAnn Geffen said “The Partridge Family” It was an era for singing of a Clown.” people, a violent feud Tuesday. No further details aired from 1970-74 and was a families — the Osmonds, the The group also reached the brewed among the gun- were immediately available, fictional variation of the ‘60s Jacksons. “ top 10 with “I’ll Meet You man and his neighbors but Geffen said on Saturday performers the Cowsills, in- The Partridge Family” never Halfway” and “Doesn’t Some- on a dirt road in a tiny that Cassidy was in a Fort tended at first as a vehicle for cracked the top 10 in TV rat- body Want to be Wanted” and rural community in Lauderdale, Florida, hospital Shirley Jones, the Oscar win- ings, but the recordings under Cassidy had a solo hit with Northern California. suffering from organ failure. ning actress and Cassidy’s their name, mostly featuring “Cherish.” Tehama County sheriff’s deputies re- ceived 21 calls in the Obituaries past year from Kevin Neal and other resi- Melvin D. ‘Buck’ Friday, Nov. 24, from 5-8 in Nashville. Angela (Gregory) Jones, and nephews. dents of three ram- p.m. at Spring Hill Fu- He is survived by his Clyde Parks, John Parks, In addition to his par- shackle homes on Ulrich Sr. neral Home. wife, Treva Parks Ulrich; Steven Parks, and ents, Melvin was pre- Bobcat Lane, according Services will be held son, Melvin D. (Dawn) Pamela Parks. In addi- ceded in death by his to documents released NASHVILLE Saturday, Nov. 25, at 2 Ulrich Jr.; daughters, tion, he is survived by brother, Hank Ulrich; Tuesday to The Associ- — Melvin D. “Buck” Ul- p.m. in the chapel at Andrea Greer and Feli- his grandson, Jaret and sister, Alice Ruffin. ated Press in response rich Sr., 75, passed away Spring Hill Funeral cia Parks; step-children, Greer; sisters, Sue Spring Hill Funeral to a public records re- on Monday, Nov. 20, Home. Melvin was born Glenn (Kathy) Allen, Raines and Judy Mead- Home is in charge of quest. 2017. to Henry and Leola Ul- Gary (Amy) Allen, Dar- ows; and numerous step- arrangements, 615-866- Neal and his wife Visitation will be held rich on January 18, 1942, lene (Kevin) Wedeking, grandchildren, nieces, 1419. told police their neigh- bors were cooking methamphetamine. The neighbors re- Community Calendar ported violent acts by Neal: He punched a fe- The Community Cal- All departments with turkeys, money prizes. 9:30-11 a.m. meet at St. gets. Prizes are cash, male neighbor in the endar is a daily list of Town of Monterey clos- Call Jack 931-445-2550, Michael’s Episcopal turkeys, bacon, tender- face, repeatedly shot events hosted by non- ing at noon Wednesday, or Rooster 931-510-2211. Church, 640 N Washing- loins, hams. Benefits his gun and, in Janu- profit groups in Put- and all day Nov. 23, 24, Sponsor Capt. Champ ton Ave. ‘Alternative to Monterey Lions Club ary, stabbed another nam, White, Overton for the holiday. Ferguson-Standing Spanking’ The Stephens Eyesight projects. Call woman neighbor who & Jackson counties. Garbage Pick-Up Stone Camp, SCV. Center, 931-823-6432 or 1- Roy 931-267-2647. he believed was poison- To be included, call Town of Monterey Button Society 800-635-5199. Quarles Chapter, SAR ing his dog. 526-9715 & ask for the Holiday garbage route TN State Button Soci- Nov. 30 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. newsroom secretary changes: Thursday ety meets 10 a.m., Ballroom Dancing Logan’s Roadhouse, or email route will be picked up Shoney’s Restaurant, Ages 8-16, 6:30-7:30 Cookeville. Trump speaks up calendar@herald-citi- Wednesday. 880 S. Jefferson. Special p.m. age 16-adult, 7:30- Christmas Home & for Moore, warns zen.com. Be sure to Garbage Pick-Up Speaker/Activity. Call 8:30. $4/class. Monterey Hearth Market include your name & City of Cookeville 931-5586. Community Center. Call Monterey Depot Mu- against his number as well as a Holiday garbage route Breakfast Benefit 526-8015. seum, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Arts, time, date and loca- changes: Thursday Shiloh Community Dec. 1 crafts, jewelry, baked ‘liberal’ rival tion of the event. routes will be picked up Center, 7-10 a.m. Bis- Christmas in the goods & more. Deadline for Tuesday- Wednesday. cuits, gravy, all the fix- Country Book Sale WASHINGTON (AP) Friday’s paper is noon Nov. 23-24 ings. Call 931-260-9454. Livingston Town Monterey Branch Li- — Silent for more than the day before. Dead- Closed Smellage Cemetery Square, 5-8 p.m. Music, brary, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. a week, President Don- line for Sunday is The L.B.J.& C. Devel- Luminary Service at carriage & wagon rides, Hard-cover $1, paper- ald Trump all but en- noon Friday. Deadline opment Corporation Smellage Cemetery, in refreshments, prize backs 50 cents, chil- dorsed embattled for Monday is 3 p.m. Head Start Central Of- Boma, begins 5 p.m. Call drawings, photo with dren’s 25 cents. Book Alabama Republican Friday. Church-re- fice and Head Start Cen- 931-858-2805. Santa & more! donations accepted nor- Senate nominee Roy lated items are pub- ters closed for Nov. 26 Train Tales mal business hours. Moore, discounting the lished in a separate Thanksgiving. Free Holiday Concert Cookeville Depot Mu- Monterey Christmas sexual assault allega- calendar in the Reli- Closed Join the Cookeville seum, 116 W Broad St., Parade tions against him and gion section each Fri- The Recycling Center, Community Band, 3 10:30 a.m. Train story & 6:30 p.m. Starts at insisting repeatedly day. 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Nation in Brief Credibility at risk, media cuts stars loose NEW YORK (AP) — The con- act because of the ing” co-host and “60 Minutes” White House reporter Glenn sequences came swiftly after the risk of losing the contributor. PBS also cut ties to Thrush after he was accused of allegations emerged against audience’s trust as Rose. making drunken, unwanted ad- Remains of 2 Charlie Rose. Within hours, the they cover the sex Rose’s downfall came after he vances on women. Thrush dis- residents found veteran news host was sus- scandals coursing was accused in The Washington puted some of the accusations pended by CBS and his PBS in- through politics, Post of groping women, walking but apologized for “any situa- after senior terview show was pulled off the Hollywood and the naked in front of them or mak- tion where I behaved inappro- air. The next day, he was fired. Rose media itself. ing lewd phone calls. He apolo- priately” and said he had had a center fire Rose became the latest in a “Our credibility gized for his behavior while drinking problem. string of prominent journalists in that reporting requires credi- questioning the accuracy of In recent weeks, journalist PHILADELPHIA felled abruptly by accusations bility managing basic standards some of the accounts. Mark Halperin was fired from (AP) — Officials have of sexual misconduct. While of behavior” inside the network, He wasn’t even the only big- NBC News and lost a book con- recovered the remains news organizations aren’t the CBS News president David name journalist whose career tract amid allegations he par- of two people from only companies taking prompt Rhodes told staffers Tuesday in was rocked Monday by sexual tially denied, and NPR news what is left of a Penn- measures against the accused, a memo announcing the firing misbehavior allegations. The chief Michael Oreskes was sylvania senior living they face particular pressure to of Rose, the “CBS This Morn- New York Times suspended ousted. community following last week’s fire. The fire broke out Thursday night at Barclay Friends Sen- ior Living Community in West Chester, west of Philadelphia. More than two dozen people were injured and 133 residents displaced. Chester County Dis- trict Attorney Tom Hogan said Monday four residents were still unaccounted for, including a husband and wife. Investigators with the Bureau of Alco- hol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explo- sives located the re- mains Tuesday. They were transported from the scene by the AP Chester County coro- ner. The search will People watch a TV screen showing an image of U.S. President Donald continue Wednesday Trump at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday. for the two remaining missing residents. None of the missing New U.S. sanctions target North residents have been identified. The origin and Korean and Chinese companies cause of the fire is still under investiga- WASHINGTON (AP) — of millions of dollars,” with Americans. tion. The Trump administra- Treasury Secretary The Dandong Kehua tion imposed new sanc- Steven Mnuchin said in a Economy & Trade Co. tions on a slew of North statement. “We are also Ltd., Dandong Xianghe Korean shipping firms sanctioning the shipping Trading Co. Ltd., and Inmate dies after and Chinese trading and transportation com- Dandong Hongda Trade meth-laden kiss; companies in its latest panies, and their vessels, Co. Ltd. are alleged to push to isolate the rogue that facilitate North have exported about $650 girlfriend nation over its nuclear Korea’s trade and its de- million worth of goods to weapons development ceptive maneuvers.” North Korea and im- gets 2 years and deprive it of revenue. Among those targeted ported more than $100 The Treasury Depart- were four Chinese-based million from North PORTLAND, Ore. ment also designated a companies and one Chi- Korea since 2013. The (AP) — An Oregon North Korean corpora- nese individual said to goods included notebook woman whose inmate tion involved in export- have deep commercial computers, anthracite boyfriend died from a ing workers overseas. ties with North Korea. coal, iron and other com- Sutton meth-laden kiss after The action Tuesday came The sanctions were im- modities and ferrous a prison visit was sen- a day after the United posed under a September products. Ole Time tenced to two years States returned North executive order that Also sanctioned were Music Hour behind bars Tuesday Korea to its list of state opened the way for the Chinese national Sun JOIN US FOR OLE TIME MUSIC on a drug conspiracy sponsors of terrorism. U.S. to punish foreign Sidong and his company, Granville & BLUEGRASS charge. “These designations companies dealing with Dandong Dongyuan In- Reservations required EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 6:00 with Radio call 931-653-4151 Melissa Ann Blair include companies that the North. dustrial Co., said to have Taping at 7:00 AT THE T. B. SUTTON GENERAL and Anthony Powell have engaged in trade It bars those sanc- exported more than $28 STORE IN GRANVILLE, TENNESSEE! shared a long kiss at with North Korea cumu- tioned from holding U.S. million worth of goods to Sutton Ole Time Music Hour Now on 650 WSM the end of a visit last latively worth hundreds assets or doing business the North. Nashville each Saturday night! year at the Oregon State Penitentiary and she passed seven tiny balloons filled with SOUTH CARTHAGE methamphetamine Man found burning in San Diego SAVA BETTER- WAYW TO SAVEAY into his mouth. Two DECEMBERBLUEGRASSBANDSDECEMBER BLUEGRASS BANDS of the balloons rup- PERFORMINGCHRISTMASMUSICPERFORMING CHRISTMAS MUSIC tured in Powell’s was once prisoner of N. Korea DEC. 2- VALLEY GRASS DEC. 23- CLEARVIEW stomach a short time DEC. 9- CODE OF THE HILLS DEC. 30- BLUEGRASS SOLUTIONS later and he died of SAN DIEGO (AP) — A burning in a field late Jacqueline McCarthy, DEC. 16- TOM BRANTLEY & methamphetamine man who was found on Friday. He died at the told KNSD-TV that she MISSIONARY RIDGE toxicity, prosecutors fire in San Diego is a scene. The 38-year-old plans to set up an online have said. former prisoner of Boston man had re- fundraising page to help DECEMBERMENUDECEMBER MENU from Cater Timberloft Restaurant U.S. District Judge North Korea who was cently moved to San cover funeral costs. TURKEY & DRESSING SWEET POTATO ROLL Marco Hernandez freed with the help of Diego. GRAVY CASSEROLE PECAN PIE said Blair’s actions former President Jimmy Gomes had been The CRANBERRY SAUCE MASHED POTATOES, PUMPKIN PIE were part of a scheme Carter. teaching English in Herald-Citizen GREEN BEANS devised by Powell and Police on Tuesday South Korea when he • 1880 SUTTON HOMESTEAD- “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” - Now - December 30 No. 1 in local news Wednesday - Friday Noon- 3pm; Saturday Noon- 5pm. others to get drugs in- said the death of Aijalon was imprisoned for ille- • CHRISTMAS LUNCH at SUTTON GENERAL STORE - Room for Groups of 10 or more, side the prison. There Gomes (EYE-jah-lahn gally crossing into Now - December 30th. Reservations required. 931-653-4151. was a dispute as to GOHMS) appears to be North Korea from China whether Blair partici- either an accident or in 2010. He spent pated of her own free suicide. The case re- months in prison until will, but Powell mains under investiga- Carter arranged his re- Celebrating our 36th Anniversary! shared responsibility tion. lease. for his own death, Gomes was found Gomes’ mother, Hernandez said. “It was tragic and sad but he shares re- There is still time to sponsibility for what happened,” the judge get your hearing aids said. The 41-year-old was b e f o r e C h r i s t m a s ! serving a life sentence for aggravated mur- der in the stabbing death of his mother- MENTION THIS AD FOR A in-law, according to court records. FREE Besides two years in federal prison, the judge also ordered HEARING TEST! Blair, 46, to complete three years of post-re- lease supervision and CUSTOM HEARING AIDS participate in drug G a r y E v a n s • FITTING • SERVICING • PARTS • REPAIRING treatment and mental L i c e n s e d H e a r i n g Most Major Brands A i d S p e c i a l i s t health programs. She did not make a statement in court. Evans Hearing Aid Service Her sister, who at- 528 N. Willow Ave. • Cookeville, TN 38501 tended the hearing, For appointment call: 528-7314 or cell# 510-3840 declined to comment. A10 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 22, 2017 NATION/WORLD Nation Study: Parasite from Vietnam may be killing vets in Brief HEROLD, W.Va. (AP) — A The Department of Veterans just a few months to live. “It was surprising,” he said, half century after serving in Affairs this spring commis- Of the 50 blood samples sub- stressing the preliminary re- Ohio boy charged Vietnam, hundreds of veterans sioned a small pilot study to mitted, more than 20 percent sults could include false posi- have a new reason to believe look into the link between liver came back positive or border- tives and that the research is in woman’s they may be dying from a flukes ingested through raw or ing positive for liver fluke anti- ongoing. silent bullet — test results undercooked fish and a rare bodies, said Sung-Tae Hong, Northport VA Medical Cen- slaying to be show some men may have been bile duct cancer. It can take the tropical medicine specialist ter spokesman Christopher tried as adult infected by a slow-killing para- decades for symptoms to ap- who carried out the tests at Goodman confirmed the New site while fighting in the jun- pear. By then, patients are Seoul National University in York facility collected the sam- URBANA, Ohio gles of Southeast Asia. often in tremendous pain, with South Korea. ples and sent them to the lab. (AP) — A 15-year-old Ohio boy accused of killing his father’s longtime girlfriend will be tried as an adult. The Springfield News-Sun reports de- fense attorney Darrell Heckman says a juve- nile court judge or- dered the case transferred to Cham- paign County’s adult court. The boy was 14 when Heidi Fay Tay- lor was killed in April. The teen told a 911 dispatcher an al- ternate personality stabbed and shot Tay- lor at the home she shared with him and his father in Mad AP River Township, about 50 miles (80 Surveillance video released by the United Nations Command shows a North kilometers) west of Korean soldier running from a jeep and then shot by North Korean soldiers Columbus. in Panmunjom, North Korea, before collapsing across the border in South He pleaded not Korea. guilty in juvenile court to an aggra- vated murder charge Cold War drama caught on video Heckman says a psychologist diag- nosed the boy with as N. Korean soldier escapes multiple personali- ties. Heckman be- SEOUL, South Korea The border is near, the defector at close lieves the teen could (AP) — It’s 3:11 p.m. on South Korea just beyond range with handguns be treated in the juve- a cold, gray day on the it. and AK-47 assault rifles nile system. North Korean side of Four North Korean — about 40 rounds, the the most heavily armed soldiers, weapons in South says. border in the world, and their hands, race by the Suddenly, two of the a lone soldier is racing blue huts that straddle North Koreans run Jurors weigh San toward freedom. the line and are familiar away while the soldier Francisco pier His dark olive-green to anyone who has in the leaves jumps up jeep speeds down a toured the only spot on and dashes across the killing 2 years straight, tree-lined road, the border where North dividing line into South past drab, barren fields and South Korean sol- Korean territory. after death and, headlights shining, diers face off within across the replacement spitting distance of each SAN FRANCISCO for the Bridge of No Re- other. There are no (AP) — The criminal turn, which was used tourists this day. case against a Mexi- for prisoner exchanges Right at the line that can man accused of during the Korean War. divides North from killing a woman on a The shock of soldiers South, the defector crowded San Fran- watching the jeep rush crashes the jeep into a cisco pier is coming to by is palpable from the ditch. Seconds pass as a close more than two video released Wednes- he tries in vain to gun years after setting off day, and no wonder: the vehicle out of the a national firestorm They’re beginning to re- gully before leaping out over immigration. alize that one of their and sprinting into the Jurors started de- comrades is defecting to South. He kicks up liberating Tuesday the South. leaves, ducking below a after prosecutors and They sprint after him. tree branch just as the defense attorneys ar- The jeep slows and North Korean soldiers gued whether Jose turns at a monument to skid into view. Ines Garcia Zarate North Korean founder Muzzles flash. The was a hapless home- Kim Il Sung, the staging North Korean soldiers, less man who killed point for North Korean one of whom drops flat Kate Steinle in a freak tours of the area. into the leaves, fire at accident or a calcu- lated murderer intent on playing a sick game. The jury of six women and six men is considering charges of murder and invol- untary manslaughter. The verdict must be unanimous. Steinle was walking with her father and a family friend in July 2015 when she was shot, collapsing into her father’s arms. Garcia Zarate had been released from the San Francisco jail about three months before the shooting. Ohio killer who survived execution files new court appeal

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A condemned killer whose poor veins led Ohio to halt his execution has ap- pealed a judge’s deci- sion upholding the state’s lethal injection system. Death row inmate Alva Campbell argues that Ohio’s process raises an unconstitu- tional risk of serious harm because the first of three drugs may not render in- mates completely un- conscious. Herald-Citizen

Wednesday, November 22, 2017 LIVING 11 ►DEAR ABBY ►WHERE WE ARE Fiancé refuses to Who decided vacate house for girls’ weekend Thanksgiving? EAR ABBY: I live with my fi- s I bake cornbread to make ance, and we are being mar- dressing for Thanksgiving din- ried in eight months. When I ner at our house, I’m thankful asked him if he would go and someone else planned the menu stayD with his parents or some friends Aand set the date. But who created the on a weekend when my girlfriend menu? Who decided November? comes into town so we can have girl Research led me away from the time, he got highly offended and said Thanksgiving story I learned as a he isn’t leaving “his” house. I pay child. Historians say it is possible the more than he does in rent, and I colonists and Wampanoag Indians, don’t feel I should have to rent a sep- who had lived for thousands of years arate place. where the Pilgrims settled, ate a meal He doesn’t understand girl time: together in 1621. But the main meat drinking wine, watching chick- was probably venison, and more than flicks and talking about our lives. I likely there were races want to dedicate all my time that Watch the Lighting of the Tower at Edgar Evins State Park Dec. 2. and shooting contests weekend to being a good friend, but and festivities that he doesn’t get it. I have told him lasted at least three that if he ever days. wanted me to go stay Lighting of the Tower at George Washington with friends or visit declared a Thanksgiv- my parents so he ing holiday November could have a guys’ Edgar Evins State Park Dec. 2 Susan 1789, but it was for only weekend, I would Ray that year and wasn’t have no problem with All are invited to join in on the Cookeville, and 60 miles east of connected to the Pil- it. Am I asking for festivities at the second annual Nashville, across the highway grim feast. He intended the day as Abigail too much? — NEEDS Lighting of the Tower at Edgar from Big Rock Market and Caney a time of “public thanksgiving and GIRL TIME IN Evins State Park, Silver Point, Sat- Fork Outdoors. From I-40 take exit prayer” and devoted to “the service of Van Buren NORTH CAROLINA urday., Dec. 2 from 5-7:30 p.m. This 268 at State Hwy. 96 and Center that great and glorious Being who is DEAR NEEDS: free, family-friendly, public event Hill Lake. The physical address is the beneficent Author of all the good Yes. I think expecting your fiance to will include food, live music, tree 1630 Edgar Evins Park Rd., Silver that was, that is, or that will be.” leave when your girlfriend comes to trimming, a visit from Santa and Point, 38582 Thanksgiving wasn’t official until visit is a bit much. Do you plan to hayride (weather permitting.) The This event will be jointly hosted 1863 and it was a woman who came up make the same request after you are park office is built around a tall ob- by the park staff and the Friends with the idea for an annual holiday. married? Regardless of who pays servation tower. During the of Edgar Evins State Park, an all Sarah Josepha Hale edited an influen- more rent, the house is home to evening all will go outside to wit- volunteer non-profit organiza- tial women’s magazine, Godey’s both of you. ness the official Lighting Of The tion with the sole purpose of help- Lady’s Book, for forty years from 1837- I would think that the idea of Tower and grounds to kick off the ing the park. 1877. Hale was an education advocate, being subjected to one of your Christmas season at the park. To contact the park office, phone a writer, a patriot, and through the “girls’ weekends” — the wine, the The park is located at 1630 Edgar (931) 858-2114 or (800) 250-8619. For magazine she set trends in fashion, chick-flicks, the gossip — would mo- Evins Park Road, Silver Point, TN more information about the event reading, and cooking. tivate him to make other plans. 38582. The entrance is in DeKalb or joining the Friends, please visit When Hale read about the possible However, because he is unwilling, County, on Center Hill Lake, ap- the website at www.foeesp.com or 1621 Pilgrim feast, she became deter- you and your girlfriend should con- proximately 20 miles north of Facebook at www.facebook.com - mined to turn it into a national holi- sider splitting the cost of a hotel Smithville, 20 miles west of /friendsofeesp. day. The Godey’s Lady’s Book room for the weekend, which might published recipes for turkey and stuff- be more enjoyable for all three of ing and pumpkin pie which started you. food traditions. DEAR ABBY: Over the last 13 To gain public support to make years in his job, my husband devel- Sparta Christmas Parade Nov. 27 Thanksgiving an official annual holi- oped a “very friendly” relationship Rotary Club of Sparta will hold makes his appearance as the last day, she wrote an editorial every year with a clerical person. Now that he its 72nd annual Christmas Parade entry in the parade.” beginning in 1846, and she sent letters has retired, she wants to continue it Saturday, Dec. 9, beginning at 4 The 2017 parade has more than to all the United States governors, sen- by meeting with him (and me) for p.m. at White County High School 100 entries sponsored by first re- ators, the president, and other politi- dinner. We have had dinner to- and ending at the Courthouse. sponders, girl and boy scouts, cians. gether once, and when they began Line-up begins at 2 p.m. with judg- WCHS marching band, horses and Finally, in 1863, in the middle of the to talk shop, I became the odd one ing of floats at 3 p.m. floats of every description. If you Civil War, Abraham Lincoln set the out. The grand marshalls for 2017 are would like to be in the parade, con- fourth Thursday as the day to cele- Although I interjected myself into William Bohannon and Rotarian tact Farley at White County Public brate Thanksgiving. In his proclama- the conversation, it was clear there of the Year Alan Marsh. The Library for an application. tion, he pleaded that all Americans is real feeling between them. He theme is “Winter Wonder Land.” “Ever since I was a child,” Steve ask God to “commend to his tender says she’s “just so nice.” She contin- The Rotary Club of Sparta held Ware, 2017-2018 Rotary Club of care all those who have become wid- ues to send emails addressed to its first parade Dec. 6, 1945, and Sparta president, “I believed the ows, orphans, mourners or sufferers both of us and asks me (since he is has done so every year since. The start of the Christmas season in the lamentable civil strife” and to not computer savvy) to relay that first parade featured a guinea pig began with the annual Christmas “heal the wounds of the nation.” she misses him greatly and he was race, Christmas carols, and Santa parade. For 72 years Rotary Club So Sarah Joespha Hale gets credit her “ray of sunshine” every day Claus, who distributed fruit and believes our motto, ‘Service Above for the tradition of my family gather- when he would walk in the office. hard candies to the children. Self’ means giving back to our ing around the dining room table and Should I be worried, jealous or “Children of all ages eagerly town in many ways.” our Thanksgiving menu. And Abra- envious? It is only now I have be- await Santa’s arrival in a big red Visit facebook.com/SpartaT- ham Lincoln set the date that hasn’t come aware that she was so impor- fire truck,” Cathy McCord Farley, NRotaryClub/ and rotary-club-of- changed in 154 years, except for two tant to my husband at work. I had parade chair, said, “It is a 72-year sparta-tennessee.org/ to learn years 1939-1940, when Franklin D. Roo- no knowledge about their relation- Sparta tradition that Santa Claus more about Rotary Club of Sparta. sevelt moved the holiday up a week in ship before. — UNCERTAIN IN hopes of spurring retail sales during NEW JERSEY the Great Depression. The change met DEAR UNCERTAIN: I don’t such opposition that he signed a bill in think you have anything to worry Della Reese, of TV’s ‘Touched by an Angel,’ dies 1941 to return Thanksgiving to the about. That the conversation at din- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Della Reese was a TV groundbreaker, fourth Thursday. ner revolved around the office is not Reese, the actress and gospel-influ- according to the Television Acad- I appreciate that both Washington surprising. The office and the job enced singer who in middle age emy: She was the first African- and Lincoln made religious state- were the basis of their relationship. found her greatest fame as Tess, American woman to host her own ments when they declared Thanksgiv- Because she’s sending emails ad- the wise angel in the long-running talk show, "Della," which aired ing Day. Washington intended a time dressed to both of you, I doubt she’s television drama "Touched by an 1969-70, and in 1970 became the for public thanksgiving and praying to trying to slip anything past you or Angel," has died at age 86. first black woman to be tapped as a “that great and glorious Being.” Lin- make a play for your husband. Be Reese's co-star on the series, guest host for Johnny Carson on coln encouraged Americans to ask patient, and with time, I suspect she Roma Downey, said in a statement "The Tonight Show." God to care for people and the nation. will adjust to the loss of her “ray of that the actress died peacefully It was "Touched by an Angel" And I’m glad Hale was determined sunshine.” Sunday evening in her home in the that endeared her to viewers, al- that Thanksgiving be an annual holi- DEAR READERS: Tomorrow is Los Angeles area. No further de- though the drama wasn't an in- day and created a menu of turkey, Thanksgiving, and no Thanksgiving tails were included. stant hit. The story of an cornbread dressing, and pumpkin pie. would be complete without sharing Before "Touched by an Angel" apprentice angel (Roma Downey) I can’t imagine eating anything differ- the traditional prayer penned by my debuted in 1994, Reese was mainly and her supervisor (Reese) being ent on the fourth Thursday in Novem- dear late mother: known as a singer, although she sent to Earth to solve people's ber. Oh, Heavenly Father, had costarred on "Chico and the problems appeared to have little We thank Thee for food and re- Man," ''Charlie and Company" and chance in a TV world dominated Susan Ray is a Cookeville writer. Read member the hungry. "The Royal Family." by sitcoms and police dramas. her blog online at http://susanrray.com. We thank Thee for health and re- member the sick. We thank Thee for friends and re- member the friendless. Police retrieve 100 stolen John Lennon items We thank Thee for freedom and remember the enslaved. BERLIN (AP) — A cigarette Germany. May these remembrances stir us case, a handwritten musical The German authorities to service. score, three diaries and two first became aware of the That Thy gifts to us may be used pairs of John Lennon's signa- items, stolen from Ono in for others. ture metal-rimmed glasses 2006, when a bankruptcy ad- Amen. were among stolen goods be- ministrator for a Berlin auc- Have a safe and happy celebra- longing to the Beatles' star tion house contacted them in tion, everyone! — Love, ABBY that have been recovered in July. A12 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 22, 2017 LOCAL Davis Watts retirement First Tennessee Bank in Cookeville and the community at large cele- brated the retirement of Davis Watts during a 3- hour reception Tuesday at the bank’s main branch on Jefferson Av- enue. Watts became a fix- ture in the banking community during his nearly 45-year career. Hundreds of people poured into the bank to wish Watts well, and he received proclamations from Cookeville Mayor Ricky Shelton, State Sen. Paul Bailey, Speaker of the House Beth Harwell, State Rep. Ryan Williams, U.S. Sen. Bob Corker and Gov. Bill Haslam. Both Shelton and Bailey deliv- ered their proclamations in person. Watts was joined at the end of the reception by his family, including wife, Lou Ann, son, James, and daughter and son-in-law, Ann and Wilson Davis, and their two children, Andrew and Annabelle.

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Wednesday, November 22, 2017 SPORTS B CHS basketball drops two to Knoxville Webb

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The Cookeville High School Cavaliers and Lady Cavaliers dropped a basket- ball doubleheader to visiting Knoxville Webb Tuesday night. CHS lost the boys’ game 63-36 and narrowly lost the girls’ contest, falling 41-40 in the first game of the night. With the losses, the Cavs and the Lady Cavs each fall to 2-2 on the season. Webb shooting proves too much for Cavaliers in loss The Cookeville Cavaliers fell behind early to the Webb Spartans and could never really catch up. CHS trailed 28-22 Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen at the intermission and 53-31 heading into the final period. Cookeville’s Hunter Harcum, right, works his advantage on a McGavock wrestler during the Cavs’ 54-24 win “They (Webb) know how to play,” said over the Raiders on Tuesday night at CHS. Cookeville coach Kevin Bray after the game. “They’re very skilled with the ball, good athletes and good shooters. They’re well-coached, and they’re just a Cookeville sweeps, Upperman really good team.” Cookeville opened the second half with some offensive punch, pulling to within seven at 33-26 on buckets by splits wrestling season opener Noah Hilliker and Jacob Reeves. But Webb answered with seven of the next nine points, on baskets by Myles Ras- BY BEN CRAVEN other teams, while Upperman went ence and knowledge. We were still nick, Tariq Draughton and Chase Ride- [email protected] 1-1 facing Cookeville and Liv- in every match that we lost. We’ll nour, to push the Spartans’ lead back to ingston Academy. fix those as quick as we can, but the 12 at 40-28. The Cookeville High School and “I couldn’t be happier with how foundation is there.” After a 3-pointer from Braiden Upperman High School wrestling our kids did tonight and where Cookeville’s most exciting match Brown, Webb went on a 13-0 to close out teams officially begun their sea- we’re at,” CHS head coach Scott of the evening came against Mc- the quarter and give the Spartans a 22- sons on Tuesday as CHS hosted a Cook said. “Again, they were really Gavock, but the Cavs were still able point advantage. Rasnick scored five match with UHS, Livingston Acad- aggressive in a majority of the to pick up a convincing 54-24 win. points in the run with Ridenour chip- emy and McGavock High School. matches, which is huge. We had The girls started things off with ping in a 3-pointer. Cookeville came out of the night some mistakes, but the biggest mis- “We have been seeing a lot of things with a 3-0 record facing all of the takes were simple lacks of experi- See OPEN, Page B2 getting better (up to this point), but we didn’t tonight,” Bray said. “We’re bat- tling some injuries, but that’s no excuse for a performance like we had tonight.” “Defensively, we wanted to stay at- tached to their shooters, and we wanted to make them make shots,” said Webb coach Ricky Norris. “We wanted to make them finish at the rim consis- tently. We felt like the percentages, over time, play out that we would be better off to do that than to give them wide open 3s all night. “Offensively, we’re going to play how- ever we play whether it is Cookeville or whomever. The faster we can get up and down the floor (the better). I think we made two 3s in the first half, but we got to the rim a lot off penetration and off transition.” The Spartans kept the pressure on in the final period as they outscored the Cavaliers 10-5 as both coaches substi- Cookeville’s Dyllan Houser, tuted freely. Hilliker hit a free throw left, squares off against a and a bucket late in the game for CHS, McGavock wrestler during and Cameron Harris scored in the lane. the Cavs’ 54-24 win over Hilliker set the pace for the Cavs with the Raiders on Tuesday 18 points in the loss. Reeves had eight night at CHS. points, while Harris tallied five. Jack

Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen See CHS, Page B2 Miami gets bump to Golden Eagles upset New Mexico No. 2 behind Bama TTU Sports Information

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – A in playoff rankings double-digit comeback. A very good shooting performance. By RALPH D. RUSSO Nearly 10,000 fans, a historic Associated Press venue and an up-and-down, back-and-forth marathon. Miami made a small but potentially signifi- This all reigned true for the cant move up to No. 2 behind Alabama in the Tennessee Tech men’s basketball College Football Playoff rankings on Tuesday team Tuesday evening, as the night, with Clemson slipping one spot to three Golden Eagles (4-1) outgunned and Oklahoma holding at four. the Lobos of New Wisconsin and Auburn remained next up be- Mexico (2-2) in hind the top four in a week when the top half of The Pit, 104-96, be- the selection committee’s rankings were mostly fore a deafening unchanged. crowd of 9,700. Georgia, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State “It was a good and Southern California followed in the same win,” head coach order as they did last week. Over the next two Steve Payne said. weeks, every team in the top nine will play an- Basketball “Our guys played Contributed | XL Photography other team ranked in the committee’s top 25, in- hard, and every- Tech’s Aleksa Jugovic, left, looks for an open lane past a New Mex- cluding four games matching top playoff one who went in ico defender during the Golden Eagles’ 104-96 win over the Lobos contenders. the game really stepped up and on Tuesday in Albuquerque. The Crimson Tide will play at Auburn on Sat- played well. I’m really proud of urday to decide a spot in the Southeastern Con- all our guys for taking care of “There was never any doubt first half, draining all eight of ference championship on Dec. 2. The winner the ball relative to that kind of we’d keep playing,” Payne his attempts from the field, in- plays Georgia. pressure. I kept telling them to added. “We felt like we were get- cluding a perfect 6-for-6 showing The Atlantic Coast Conference championship keep being Tennessee Tech and ting good shots, we were just from downtown and 2-for-2 effort will match Clemson and Miami on Dec. 2, and do what we do.” rushed a little bit. The atmos- at the charity stripe. Wisconsin and Ohio State play in the Big Ten Not many people watching the phere is unbelievable. They’re The guard finished with 24 championship. first five minutes of the contest pressure is unbelievable and first-half points and had Tech Miami’s move comes after rallying to beat would have predicted the out- they really hurry you up. But shooting 50 percent from the Virginia last Saturday. Committee chairman come, as Tech missed its first 10 once we settled in, we were field. New Mexico held a 55-51 Kirby Hocutt said Miami is showing character- attempts from the field, trailing pretty good.” advantage at the break. istics of a championship team. 10-1 with 14:39 on the clock be- Trailing by as many as 14 in Jugovic passed the scoring fore senior Aleksa Jugovic ended the first half, Jugovic put the See CFP, Page B2 the drought with a triple. Golden Eagles on his back in the See TTU, Page B2 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 22, 2017 SPORTS TTU: Several lead CFP: Iron Bowl to be pivotal in race changes in second half From Page B1 committee gathers at the Sugar Bowl semifi- consin can get a mar- From Page B1 the Dallas-area resort nal. Easy. quee victory in the Big “When you get down hotel where it holds its If Alabama loses the Ten title game — as touch and torch over to fellow senio r Curtis the way Miami did to weekly meeting to Iron Bowl or wins that long as Ohio State Phillips Jr. in the second half, as the forward Virginia two times, watch games together. and loses the SEC takes care of Michigan dropped 16 of his Tech career-high 23 points on once in each half, and When the games are championship game, it on Saturday. At 13-0 4-for-6 shooting and a 6-for-7 effort at the free you have the poise and done, Hocutt and his means the committee and with a conference throw line. Phillips Jr. also made six steal s (and the ability to come crew of 12 experts dig will likely be ordering championship, the a career-high eight in the contest) ove r the final back and win in a con- into the results and put up a couple extra pots committee can replace 20 minutes. vincing manner, that is together their final, of coffee instead of a the ACC championship While the contest featured a whopping 15 lead special,” said Hocutt, and only truly mean- nice pinot noir. loser with Wisconsin changes, 11 of them occurred in the second half; the Texas Tech athletic ingful, top 25. The SEC champion is in the top four. none bigger than the final one with 2:26 to play. director. Will it be a late night pretty much a lock to Wisconsin can also Trailing by one point after the final media time- The Hurricanes (10- at the Gaylord Texan get in. But what to do eliminate Ohio State out and a pair of UNM free throws, graduate 0) play at Pitt Friday in Grapevine or will with Alabama at 11-1 and its 31-point loss to guard Kajon Mack took to the rack and drew a and now seem better the committee mem- or 12-1? The Crimson Iowa. A Wisconsin loss foul of his own. positioned to get into bers be able to uncork Tide has been the most to Ohio State — or Mack calmly drained both attempts at the the playoff even with a a bottle of wine during dominant team all sea- Oklahoma losing to charity stripe, providing Tech the lead for good. loss to Clemson, de- the second half of the son, rarely challenged TCU in the Big 12 title The Golden Eagles knocked down their final pending on how things ACC title game? A lot on the field. Nick game — opens to the four free throw attempts from that point to se- play out in other con- depends on Alabama. Saban’s Tide, loaded door to consideration cure the eight-point win. The 104 points marked ferences. The Crimson Tide with five-star recruits of two-loss teams that the most by a Tech team against a Division I op- Central Florida came could essentially elimi- and future high draft could bring Notre ponent in regulation since defeating Southeas t in at No. 15 and Mem- nate two other playoff picks, will always pass Dame and USC back Missouri 103-76 back in January of 2009. phis is 20th, the high- contenders in Auburn the eye test. Alabama’s into the discussion. “We kept telling our guys ‘If we don’t have est ranked teams from and Georgia. The best wins now are The committee could something in transition, th ey can’t guard you in outside the Power Five. Tigers have no shot if against LSU and Mis- be weighing two-loss the half court. They don’t want to guard you in The American Athletic they don’t win the Iron sissippi State, both 8-3. conference champions the half court. Just go play basketball.’” Payne Conference rivals Bowl and the SEC title. Alabama is the only against one-loss teams explained. could meet in the Georgia at 11-2 with a team to make the play- with no titles. Last “We didn’t even run a play all night. When we league title game in loss in the conference off all three seasons. Is year Ohio State was weren’t in transition, we just ran our base half- two weeks if UCF beats title game could still the committee pre- the latter and got in on court offense and waited for good looks. For the USF on Black Friday, have a flicker of hope pared to leave the Tide the strength of three most part, I thought we looked very good han- setting up a game that to be the second SEC out? victories against top-10 dling their pressure.” would likely send the team in the playoff, but The next team that teams. No contender In the game, Tech outscored the Lobos 42-20 in winner into a New would need a lot of can help clear things can match that without the paint and put up a mind-blowing 49 fast Year’s Six bowl. help. up for the committee is winning its conference break points, the most by a Golden Eagle team How does this At 13-0, the Crimson Wisconsin. this season, which in over 15 years. play out? Tide would be seeded The committee is not could make the deci- Despite the 0-for-10 start to the game, Tech On championship No. 1 and heading to thrilled with the Badg- sion much tougher this shot 55.7 percent from the field, 54.5 percent Saturday, the selection New Orleans to play in ers’ schedule, but Wis- time. from 3-point range and 75.0 percent from the line. The Golden Eagles went nuts in the second half, firing at 63.0 percent from the floor and 55.6 percent from deep. Jugovic tallied a career-high 31 points on the OPEN: night, finishing an astonishing 11-for-12 from Upperman gets first win over LA the field with six assists and three boards. From Page B1 Jimerson were both pinned in few wins, and you can’t ask for Phillips Jr. posted 23 points while hitting eight the first round. anything more. They’ve got a lot of his nine free throw attempts. His eight steals two wins for the Lady Raiders “My seniors are getting on the to learn, but I was really thank- tied for the single-game program record and over Lisa Garcia and Savannah mat with the attitude and the ex- ful for their effort. We got smiles were the most since Van Usher during the 1990- Cowan. However, the Lady Cavs pectation that they’re going to out of the kids, and I think we’ll 91 season. were still able to get a win as do whatever it takes to win the have just as good a chance as “It was target practice for him [Jugovic],” Maura Hart pinned her oppo- match, and it shows,” Cook said. anybody here in a couple of Payne said. “Our guys found him when he was nent in the second round. “They’re fighting, and they’re years.” open. I think he hit one tough shot, but for the As the match moved on to the getting upset if they’re not win- “I’m excited about Upper- most part, he just hit wide-open shots. I’ll take boys, CHS got two quick wins as ning by as much as they think man,” Cook added. “That’s ex- my chances with any of our guys wide open. David Weidner and Samuel Had- they should be. actly what we need, and that was Mack posted 14 points on the night, including lock pinned their opponents in “The most exciting thing about the biggest crowd I’ve ever had a 6-for-6 mark at the line, while adding four as- the first and second rounds re- this team is that we’re anchored in this building. That’s a first- sists. Graduate transfer Shaq Calhoun also spectively. Newcomer Skylar by a group of solid seniors, but year Upperman team with a notched 14 points, while playing big minutes Lassiter was not able to get a we’re not old across the board. bunch of scrappy, tough, fight- down the stretch and coming up with two clutch win in his second official match There’s several good freshman ing kids. They haven’t had a ton steals. of his career as he was pinned in in the lineup, there’s some good of time on the mat, and they’re The Golden Eagles will head to Niceville, Fla. the second round, but the Cavs sophomores, and some good jun- not anchored by a group of sen- for the Emerald Coast Classic Friday and Satur- then went on a seven-bout win- iors too.” iors. But they will get there, and day. Tech will take on Omaha at 11:00 a.m. CT ning streak to make the overall For the entire night, the CHS how exciting is that?” Friday morning with Saturday’s opponent to be score 51-6. seniors went 11-1, and the fresh- CHS finished off the night determined between Jackson State and Mary- Ben Reed, Jeff Enochs, and man went 4-1 in matches that with a dominant 60-6 win over land Eastern Shore. freshman Ethan Cumby scored weren’t forfeited. Livingston. The Cavs got first- pins in the second round, while The night started with round pins from Denney, Har- Ben Boss and freshman A.J. Cookeville and the brand new cum, Johns, Whiteaker, and Johns got pins in the first round. Upperman team. the Cavs came Houser. Lassiter and Parker The closest matches of that out with a 78-3 win as the Bees’ both got pins in the second CHS: Savage leads stretch came from seniors Luke only win came from Elevterio round, and Hadlock pulled off Deeney and Hunter Harcum. Rodriguez with a score of 8-7 his pin in the third round. Denney was able to secure a pin over Reed. Non-forfeit winners Cookeville’s only loss was when Cookeville to win with time running down in the for CHS were Jimerson, Lassiter, Reed was pinned in the second third round, and Harcum held Harcum, Boss, and Enochs. round by Chase Hunter. From Page B1 off his opponent with a 3-2 final The Bees’ second match of the Up next, the Cavs will travel to score in a nail-biter. night went much better as they Soddy Daisy for their second Humphrey and Brown scored two each, and Bai- The Cavs finished out the beat Livingston Academy 36-30. match next Tuesday. Weigh-in is ley Gilliam scored one. match with a win and three UHS got wins from Rodriguez, scheduled for 5 p.m. The Cavaliers will now prepare to participate losses to give the Raiders their David Castrejon, and Hector “I’m excited about the way in the State Farm Classic at Cannon County 24 points. Dylan Houser pulled Leon. things went tonight, but we all High School in Woodbury on Friday and Satur- off a close 3-1 win in his bout, “Our first match went as have to understand that there is day. but Kaige Whiteaker suffered a planned. We’re brand new, and a tremendous amount of work in tough pin in the second round those kids have only wrestled for front of us,” Cook said. “We with the lead, while Devin two weeks,” UHS head coach can’t sit back and rest on what Lady Cavs lose one-point thriller Parker and freshman Derico Jason Holcomb said. “We got a we did tonight.” The girls’ game was a back-and-forth contest throughout the four quarters with neither team SCOREBOARD holding much of a lead. “We came down and had some empty posses- I Hong Kong Open, first round, at Fan- 5 p.m. Arsenal On Television ling, Hong Kong ESPNU — NIT Season Tip-Off, Seton FS2 — UEFA Europa League, Konyas- sions,” said Cookeville coach Jamie Gillies. “We NBA BASKETBALL Hall vs. Rhode Island, at Brooklyn, N.Y. por vs. Olympique de Marseille had some really good looks, we just couldn’t put Wednesday, Nov. 22 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. the ball in the basket.” COLLEGE BASKETBALL ESPN — Golden St. at Oklahoma City ESPN2 — PK80 Invitational, Motion FS1 — UEFA Europa League, Everton 11 a.m. 9:30 p.m. bracket, Butler vs. Texas, at Portland, vs. Atalanta The largest advantage the Lady Cavs had in ESPN2 — Battle 4 Atlantis, Tennessee ESPN — L.A. Lakers at Sacramento Ore. FS2 — UEFA Europa League, AC Milan the second period was 36-30 at the end of the vs. Purdue, at Paradise Island, Ba- NHL HOCKEY 6:30 p.m. vs. Austria Wien hamas 6:30 p.m. FS1 — Las Vegas Invitational, Kansas third quarter. Chloe Grace Savage scored five of 1 p.m. NBCSN — Chicago at Tampa Bay St. vs. Arizona St., at Las Vegas I Hockey ESPN2 — Battle 4 Atlantis, Villanova vs. SOCCER 7:30 p.m. her team’s six points in the final minute of the 10:50 a.m. ESPNEWS — AdvoCare Invitational, Western Kentucky, at Paradise Island, NHL glance period to give CHS the lead. Bahamas FS2 — UEFA Champions League, West Virginia vs. Marist, at Orlando, 1:30 p.m. Qarabag FK vs. Chelsea Fla. All Times EST But Knoxville Webb came charging back. The ESPNU — Maui Invitational, seventh- 1:30 p.m. 8 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Spartans scored the first five points of the final place game, at Maui, Hawaii FS1 — UEFA Champions League, Ju- ESPNU — PK80 Invitational, Victory Atlantic Division 4 p.m. ventus vs. Barcelona bracket, UConn vs. Oregon, at Port- GP WLOT Pts quarter, but Savage converted two free throws to ESPN2 — Maui Invitational, fifth-place FS2 — UEFA Champions League, Basel land, Ore. Tampa Bay 20 15 3232 make it 38-35 with 4:36 to go. Webb took the lead game, at Maui, Hawaii vs. Manchester United 9 p.m. Toronto 22 14 8028 5 p.m. ESPN2 — PK80 Invitational, Motion Detroit 21 10 8323 with five straight points to take a 40-38 advan- CBSSN — Cancun Challenge, third- bracket, Florida vs. Stanford, at Port- Ottawa 19 85622 place game, George Mason-Louisiana Thursday, Nov. 23 land, Ore. Boston 19 87420 tage, but Savage scored again to tie the game at Tech loser vs. Fresno St.-Evansville 9:30 p.m. Montreal 21 8 11 2 18 COLLEGE BASKETBALL ESPNEWS — Wooden Legacy, Georgia 40 with just over a minute to play. loser, at Cancun, Mexico 10:30 a.m. Florida 20 7 11 2 16 5:30 p.m. vs. Cal St.-Fullerton, at Fullerton, Calif. Buffalo 21 5 12 4 14 The Spartans missed three free throws that ESPN2 — AdvoCare Invitational, Mis- 10:30 p.m. FSN — Wofford at Texas Tech souri vs. Long Beach St., at Orlando, Metropolitan Division 6 p.m. ESPN — PK80 Invitational Motion, Vic- New Jersey 20 12 5327 would have sealed the victory, and Cookeville Fla. tory bracket, Michigan St. vs. DePaul, BTN — Arkansas St. at Indiana 11:30 a.m. Columbus 21 13 7127 still had life. FS1 — Belmont at Providence at Portland, Ore. Pittsburgh 22 11 8325 ESPN — Battle 4 Atlantis, first semifinal, 11 p.m. After a missed shot by the Lady Cavs in the 7 p.m. at Paradise Island, Bahamas N.Y. Islanders 20 11 7224 ESPN2 — Maui Invitational, third-place ESPN2 — PK80 Invitational, Motion Washington 22 11 10 1 23 1 p.m. bracket, Ohio St. vs. Gonzaga, at Port- final seconds, Webb’s Haylee Luttrell was fouled game, at Maui, Hawaii ESPNU — AdvoCare Invitational, St. Carolina 19 96422 SEC — Fort Wayne at Kentucky land, Ore. N.Y. Rangers 21 10 9222 and calmly made the second of two free throws John's vs. Oregon St, at Orlando, Fla. Midnight (Friday) 7:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Philadelphia 21 89420 CBSSN — Cancun Challenge, champi- ESPNU — Wooden Legacy, Sacramento WESTERN CONFERENCE to post the final 41-40 margin with less than 20 ESPN — PK80 Invitational, Victory St. vs. San Diego St., at Fullerton, onship game, George Mason- bracket, North Carolina vs. Portland, at Central Division seconds on the clock. Louisiana Tech winner vs. Fresno Calif. GP WLOT Pts Portland, Ore. COLLEGE FOOTBALL “We missed a 3, but we were able to get it in- St.-Evansville winner, at Cancun, Mex- 2 p.m. St. Louis 21 15 5131 ico. 6:30 p.m. Winnipeg 20 12 5327 ESPN2 — Battle 4 Atlantis, second semi- ESPN — Mississippi at Mississippi St. side to Chloe,” Gillies explained. “I thought 9 p.m. final, at Paradise Island, Bahamas Nashville 20 12 6226 ESPN2 — Maui Invitational, champi- GOLF Chicago 20 10 8222 Webb did a good job defensively on Chloe. They 3 p.m. 7 p.m. onship game, at Maui, Hawaii ESPNU — NIT Season Tip-Off, Virginia Colorado 19 10 8121 GOLF — PGA Tour of Australasia, Emi- Dallas 20 10 9121 ended up having to double-team her.” ESPNU — MGM Grand Main Event, vs. Vanderbilt, at Brooklyn, N.Y. rates Australian Open, second round, Unofficially, Savage led all scorers with 25 UNLV-Rice loser vs. Mississippi-Utah ESPNEWS — Wooden Legacy, Harvard at Sydney Minnesota 20 98321 loser, at Las Vegas vs. Saint Mary's (Cal), at Fullerton, Midnight (Friday) Pacific Division points. Julie Dunaway chipped in eight points 11:30 p.m. Calif. GOLF — European PGA Tour, UBS Los Angeles 21 12 7226 Hong Kong Open, second round, at Vegas 19 12 6125 ESPN2 — MGM Grand Main Event, 3:30 p.m. Fanling, Hong Kong and Olivia Shipman scored three points. Alexis UNLV-Rice winner vs. Mississippi-Utah Calgary 20 12 8024 ESPN — PK80 Invitational, Motion NFL FOOTBALL Anaheim 20 10 7323 Surles and Alyssa Love scored two each. winner, championship game, at Las bracket, Duke vs. Portland St., at Port- 11:30 a.m. Vegas Vancouver 21 10 8323 land, Ore. FOX — Minnesota at Detroit San Jose 19 10 8121 Luttrell and Collier led Webb in scoring with GOLF 4 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Edmonton 20 7 11 2 16 7 p.m. ESPN2 — PK80 Invitational, Victory CBS — L.A. Chargers at Dallas 14 and 10 points, respectively. Arizona 23 5 15 3 13 GOLF — PGA Tour of Australasia, Emi- bracket, Arkansas vs. Oklahoma, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday's Games Cookeville will head to the State Farm Classic rates Australian Open, first round, at Portland, Ore. NBC — N.Y. Giants at Washington Vancouver 5, Philadelphia 2 Sydney FS1 — Las Vegas Invitational, Xavier vs. SOCCER at Cannon County High School in Woodbury on Midnight (Thursday) Edmonton at St. Louis, 8 p.m. George Washington, at Las Vegas Noon Friday and Saturday. GOLF — European PGA Tour, UBS FS1 — UEFA Europa League, Koln vs. Montreal at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.

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AAA MINI WAREHOUSE OFFICE OF PUTNAM scribed in (1)(A): or months from the date of the YEAR: 1986 TO A STAKE IN THE LINE 575 S Willow Ave, COUNTY, TENNESSEE. (2) Twelve (12) months from first publication; or MAKE: Chevrolet OF LOT NO. 11; THENCE Cookeville Parcel ID: 084G A the decedent's date of (B) Sixty (60) days from the MODEL: Van RUNNING NORTH- 528-7246 034.00PROPERTY AD- death. date the creditor received VIN:2GAGG35J0G4164299 WARDLY WITH LOT NO. Sale to the Highest Bidder DRESS: The street address an actual copy of the notice 11.20 FEET TO A STAKE Friday, November 24, 2017 of the property is believed to This 16TH DAY OF to creditors if the creditor re- Tennessee Highway Patrol IN THE LINE; THENCE at 10:00 AM be 2668 CLOVERDALE NOVEMBER 2017 ceived the copy of the no- Headquarters, 1291 South RUNNING NORTHEAST- Contents of warehouse DR, COOKEVILLE, TN tice less than sixty (60) days Walnut Ave. Cookeville, TN WARDLY ON A STRAIGHT Unit#65 Paige Kelly 38506. In the event of any Signed ROBERT PATRICK prior to the date that is four 38501. Phone 931-528- LiNE TO A POINT IN A Unit#22 John West discrepancy between this VICK EXECUTOR (4) months from the date of 8496. DITCH AND BEING 52 11/20, 21, 22 street address and the legal first publication as de- FEET NORTH OF THE BE- description of the property, Attorney for the Estate scribed in (1)(A): or Failure to respond to this GINNING CORNER; City of Baxter the legal description shall WALTER FITZPATRICK III (2) Twelve (12) months from notice within ten (10) work- T control. CURRENT OWN- 46 NO JEFFERSON AVE the decedent's date of ing days serves as a waiver Beer Board Meeting ER(S): PATSY A. JANES COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 death. of all ownership rights and AND SHERRY L. The Baxter Beer Board will gives consent to the holder NEELYOTHER INTER- Marcia Borys, Circuit and This 16TH DAY OF of said vehicle for its sale. hold a meeting on Tuesday, ESTED PARTIES: The sale December 5, 2017 at 5:45 Probate Clerk NOVEMBER 2017 11/22 of the above-described 421 East Spring Street Cookeville office opened in 1987 p.m. at Baxter Visitor’s Cen- property shall be subject to PUBLIC NOTICE ter, 216 Broad Street. On Cookeville, TN 38501 Signed GEORGE HALL EX-The contents of following by Arnold E. Lefkovitz all matters shown on any re- 11/22, 29 ECUTOR the agenda is beer permit corded plat; any unpaid unit will be dissolved as of ALL TYPES OF for Highway 56 Shell new Monday, November 27,, taxes; any restrictive coven- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Attorney for the Estate owner. The public is invited ESTATE OF MARY 2017 at 4:00pm. CST in or- BANKRUPTCIES ants, easements or set-back DALE BOHANNON • • • to attend. THELMA GARRETT, DE- der to satisfy the owner’s li- Chapter 7 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 lines that may be applicable; 115 SO DIXIE AVE More than 35 years of experience filing any prior liens or encum- CEASED Notice is hereby en. Tennant may pay up un- Sharon Carlile COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 til time of dissolution and tens of thousands of bankruptcies. brances as well as any pri- given that on 16TH day of City Recorder ority created by a fixture fil- NOVEMBER 2017, Letters claim their property. • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures Marcia Borys, Circuit and • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment 11/22 ing; and to any matter that ADMINISTRATION in re- UNIT #35 Tommy Scott Probate Clerk UNIT #69 Daniel Brys NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE an accurate survey of the spect of the Estate of MARY 421 East Spring Street TRUSTEE'S SALEpremises might disclose. THELMA GARRETT, de- UNIT #137 Crystal Reeves Cookeville, TN 38501 (Yeager) WHEREAS, default has oc- This property is being sold ceased who died SEPTEM- 11/22, 29 ADOPTIONS curred in the performance of with the express reserva- BER 22ND 2017 were is- DIVORCE the covenants, terms and tion that it is subject to con- sued to the undersigned by NOTICE TO CREDITORS All American Storage 2009 Fisk Road CHILD CUSTODY conditions of a Deed of firmation by the lender or the Probate Court of Put- Trust dated May 2, 2014, Substitute Trustee. This nam County, Tennessee. ESTATE OF HAROLD E. Cookeville, TN 38506 WILLS & PROBATE *PLEASE NOTE THIS IS executed by PATSY A. sale may be rescinded at All persons, resident and KINNAIRD DECEASED No- 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville JANES AND SHERRY L. any time. The right is re- non-resident, having claims, tice is hereby given that on NOT AN AUCTION ITEMS Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area ARE BEING DISSOLVED NEELY, conveying certain served to adjourn the day of matured or unmatured, 15th day of NOVEMBER 528-5297 real property therein de- the sale to another day, against the estate are re- 2017, Letters of Administra- OR DONATED TO CHAR- ITY. www.lefkovitz.com scribed to LAW OFFICES time, and place certain quired to file same with the tion in respect of the Estate We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. 11/22 © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz OF GREGORY L. GROTH, without further publication, Clerk of the above-named of Harold E. Kinnaird de- as Trustee, as same ap- upon announcement at the Court on or before the earli- ceased who died APRIL SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S pears of record in the Re- time and place for the sale er of the dates prescribed in 9TH, 2017 were issued to SALE gister's Office of Putnam set forth above. All right and (1) or (2) otherwise their the undersigned by the Classified Index equity of redemption, stat- claims will be forever County, Tennessee recor- Chancery Court of Putnam Sale at public auction will be Find It Fast In H-C Classified ded May 2, 2014, in Deed utory or otherwise, barred: County, Tennessee. on December 21, 2017 at Book 815, Page 705-711at homestead, and dower are (1)(A) Four (4) months from Code Classification 10:00AM local time, at the 535 Antiques & Collectibles Instrument Number 165311; expressly waived in said the date of the first publica- All persons, resident and front door, Putnam County Deed of Trust, and the title 720 Apartments, Duplexes Rent and WHEREAS, the benefi- tion of this notice if the cred- non-resident, having claims, Courthouse, 421 East cial interest of said Deed of is believed to be good, but itor received an actual copy matured or unmatured, Spring Street, Cookeville, 102 Appliance/Electronic Svc. Trust was last transferred the undersigned will sell and of this notice to creditors at against the estate are re- 053 Auctions convey only as Substitute Tennessee pursuant to and assigned to FREEDOM least sixty (60) days before quired to file same with the Deed of Trust executed by 420 Auto, Truck Parts & Acc. MORTGAGE CORPORA- Trustee. The Property is the date that is four (4) Clerk of the above-named 104 Auto/Machine/Equip. Rental sold as is, where is, without Ronald Greenwood and TION who is now the owner months from the date of the Court on or before the earli- Vanta Greenwood, to Wes- 103 Automotive Svc. & Repair of said debt; andWHERE- representations or war- first publication; or er of the dates prescribed in 435 Autos & Trucks Wanted ranties of any kind, includ- ley D. Turner, Trustee, as AS, the undersigned,Rubin (B) Sixty (60) days from the (1) or (2) otherwise their trustee for Ameriquest Mort- 425 Autos For Sale Lublin TN, PLLC, having ing fitness for a particular date the creditor received claims will be forever 530 Boats, Motors & Equip. use or purpose.THIS LAW gage Company on June 2, been appointed as Substi- an actual copy of the notice barred: 2004 at Record Book 180, 305 Business Opp. tute Trustee by instrument FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO to creditors if the creditor re- 310 Business Opp. Wanted COLLECT A DEBT. ANY Page 526, Instrument No. to be filed for record in the ceived the copy of the no- (1)(A) Four (4) months from 34186; conducted by Sha- 055 Car Pool Register's Office of Putnam INFORMATION OB- tice less than sixty (60) days the date of the first publica- TAINED WILL BE USED piro & Ingle, LLP, having 010 Card of Thanks County, Tennessee. NOW, prior to the date that is four tion of this notice if the cred- been appointed Substitute 123 Carpet & Floorcovering THEREFORE, notice is FOR THAT PURPOSE.Ru- (4) months from the date of itor received an actual copy bin Lublin TN, PLLC, Substi- or Successor Trustee, all of 210 Child/Elder Care hereby given that the entire first publication as de- of this notice to creditors at record in the Putnam 105 Cleaning indebtedness has been de- tute Trustee119 S. Main scribed in (1)(A): or least sixty (60) days before County Register's Office. 432 Comm’l Trucks For Sale clared due and payable, and Street, Suite 500Memphis, (2) Twelve (12) months from the date that is four (4) Default has occurred in the 740 Comm’l, Indust. For Rent that the undersigned, Rubin TN 38103 the decedent's date of months from the date of the performance of the coven- 820 Comm’l, Indust. For Sale Lublin TN, PLLC, as Substi- www.rubinlublin.com/ death. first publication; or tute Trustee or his duly ap- property-listings.php ants, terms, and conditions 108 Concrete, Masonry of said Deed of Trust and pointed agent, by virtue of Tel: (877) 813-0992 This 16TH DAY OF 110 Construction Work (B) Sixty (60) days from the the entire indebtedness has 112 Electrical the power, duty and author- Fax: (404) 601-5846 NOVEMBER 2017 date the creditor received ity vested and imposed Ad #126075 been declared due and pay- 215 Employment Opportunities 11/8, 11/15, 11/22 an actual copy of the notice able. 615 Farm Tools & Machinery upon said Substitute Trust- Signed STEPHANIE BRAD- to creditors if the creditor re- ee will, on December 7, 750 Farmland & Pasture Rent NOTICE TO CREDITORS FORD ADMINISTRATRIX ceived the copy of the no- Party Entitled to Enforce the 2017 at 12:00 PM at the tice less than sixty (60) days 835 Farms For Sale Putnam County Courthouse, ESTATE OF DOROTHY Debt: Wells Fargo Bank, 315 Financial Services LEE VICK, DECEASED No- Attorney for the Estate prior to the date that is four 421 East Spring Street, WILLIAM F. ROBERSON JR. N.A., as Trustee for Park 100 Finish Carpentry, Cabinets tice is hereby given that on (4) months from the date of Place Securities, Inc., As- Cookeville, TN, located in 320 E BROAD ST first publication as de- 540 Firewood, Stoves & Relate Cookeville, Tennessee, pro- 16TH day of NOVEMBER COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 set-Backed Pass -Through 630 Food For Sale 2017, Letters TESTAMENT- scribed in (1)(A): or ceed to sell at public outcry Certificates, Series 2004- 515 Garage & Yard Sales ARY in respect of the Es- to the highest and best bid- Marcia Borys, Circuit and MCW1, Class A-1 Certific- 113 Grading, Excavating, Paving tate of DOROTHY LEE (2) Twelve (12) months from ates, its successors and as- der for cash or certified Probate Clerk 035 Happy Ads VICK, deceased who died the decedent's date of signs. funds ONLY, the following 421 East Spring Street Hay, Feed & Grain SEPTEMBER 9TH 2017 death. 610 described property situated Cookeville, TN 38501 241 Health Care Employment in Putnam County, Ten- were issued to the under- 11/22, 29 The following real estate signed by the Probate Court This 20th day of November, located in Putnam County, 114 Heating & Cooling nessee, to wit:LYING AND 2017 855 Home Builders BEING IN THE FIRST CIVIL of Putnam County, Ten- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tennessee, will be sold to nessee. ESTATE OF CLAUDINE the highest call bidder: 825 Homes For Sale DISTRICT OF PUTNAM Signed Larry Redwine 725 Houses For Rent COUNTY, TENNESSEE, All persons, resident and HALL, DECEASED Notice non-resident, having claims, is hereby given that on Described property located 015 In Memory AND BEING MORE PAR- 815 Income Property TICULARLY DESCRIBED matured or unmatured, 16TH day of NOVEMBER Attorney for the Estate at Putnam County, Ten- AS FOLLOWS: BEING LOT against the estate are re- 2017, Letters TESTAMENT- Amelia Phillips nessee, to wit: 325 Insurance NO. 100 ON THE PLAT OF quired to file same with the ARY in respect of the Es- 253 N. Jefferson Ave 330 Investments COLONIAL ESTATES OF Clerk of the above-named tate of CLAUDINE HALL, Cookeville, TN 38501 TRACT 1: BEING LOTS 17, 205 Jobs Wanted RECORD IN PLAT BOOK Court on or before the earli- deceased who died OCTO- 18, 19,20 AND 21 OF THE 001 Legals 1, PAGE 93, AND er of the dates prescribed in BER 29TH 2017 were is- Linda F. Reeder JESS YOUNG SUBDIVI- 605 Livestock, Poultry & Supplies AMENDED IN PLAT BOOK (1) or (2) otherwise their sued to the undersigned by Chancery Court Clerk SION, A PLAT OF WHICH 050 Lost and Found 1, PAGE 103 (NOW PLAT claims will be forever the Probate Court of Put- 412 E. Spring St IS OF RECORD IN THE 840 Lots, Acreage & Resorts CABINET A, SLIDE 46), barred: nam County, Tennessee. Suite 1C38 REGISTER'S OFFICE OF 710 Misc. For Rent SAID REGISTER`S OF- (1)(A) Four (4) months from All persons, resident and Cookeville, TN 38501 PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- 510 Misc. For Sale FICE, DESCRIBED AS the date of the first publica- non-resident, having claims, 931-526-6321 NESSEE, IN VOLUME 67 505 Misc. Wanted FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT tion of this notice if the cred- matured or unmatured, 11/22, 29 AT PAGE 233, TO WHICH 735 Mobile Home Spaces A POINT IN THE EAST- itor received an actual copy against the estate are re- PLAT REFERENCE IS 730 Mobile Homes For Rent ERLY MARGIN OF of this notice to creditors at quired to file same with the PUBLIC NOTICE HERE MADE FOR A MORE 845 Mobile Homes For Sale CLOVERDALE DRIVE, least sixty (60) days before Clerk of the above-named PERFECT DESCRIPTION. 320 Money Wanted SAID POINT BEING THE the date that is four (4) Court on or before the earli- DATE –November 20, 2017 410 Motorcycles & ATV’s COMMON CORNER OF months from the date of the er of the dates prescribed in SUBJECT: Abandoned TRACT 2: BEGINNING ON 525 Nuts & Treats LOTS 99 AND 100; first publication; or (1) or (2) otherwise their Vehicle A STAKE IN THE SOUTH- 040 Offers For Senior Citizen THENCE WITH THE LINE (B) Sixty (60) days from the claims will be forever EAST CORNER OF LOT 830 Open Houses BETWEEN SAID LOTS date the creditor received barred: The Tennessee Highway NO. 16., THENCE RUN- 140 Other EASTWARDLY 210 FEET an actual copy of the notice (1)(A) Four (4) months from Patrol has recovered the be- NING WESTWARDLY 120 Painting, Wallpapering TO A POINT; THENCE to creditors if the creditor re- the date of the first publica- low listed vehicle: WITH THE NORTH LINE 030 Personal Notices NORTHWARDLY 142.01 ceived the copy of the no- tion of this notice if the cred- OF LOT NO. 17,125 FEET 121 Pest Control tice less than sixty (60) days itor received an actual copy FEET TO THE SOUTH- Y T 545 Pets & Supplies ERLY MARGIN (SIC) OF prior to the date that is four of this notice to creditors at 122 Plumbing OAKHURST CIRCLE; (4) months from the date of least sixty (60) days before 745 Property Management THENCE WITH THE first publication as de- the date that is four (4) SOUTHERLY MARGIN OF s m 005 Public Notices OAKHURST CIRCLE, 850 Real Estate Agents WESTWARDLY 184.65 810 Real Estate For Trade FEET TO THE BEGIN- 805 Real Estate Wanted NING OF A CURVE; 415 Recreation Vehicles THENCE AROUND SAID 125 Remodeling & Repair Work CURVE TO THE LEFT 715 Rooms For Rent 40.08 FEET TO THE EAST- 277 Sales Employment ERLY MARGIN OF 290 Schools & Instruction CLOVERDALE DRIVE; 127 Sheetrock, Drywall THENCE WITH THE EAST- 025 Special Notices ERLY MARGIN OF 020 Statewide Clasifieds CLOVERDALE DRIVE 620 Tobacco Base For Rent SOUTHWARDLY 115.33 625 Tobacco Base Wanted FEET TO THE POINT OF 405 Trailers, Misc. Equipment BEGINNING. THE PROP- 130 Tree Service and Related ERTY HEREIN DE- 550 Trees, Plants, Flowers SCRIBED IS SUBJECT TO 283 Trucking Employment RESTRICTIONS OF RE- 430 Trucks For Sale CORD IN WARRANTY 727 Vacation Rentals DEED BOOK 165, PAGE 520 Want To Swap 793, REGISTER`S OFFICE 705 Wanted To Rent FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, 135 Yard Work and Related TENNESSEE. THE PROP- ERTY HEREIN DE- TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL SCRIBED IS SUBJECT TO ALL MATTERS AS SHOWN 526-9715 ON A PLAT OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE Herald-Citize n 93, AND AMENDED IN PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 103 We’ve Got It All 1300 Neal Street (NOW PLAT CABINET A, Cookeville, Tennessee SLIDE 46), REGISTER`S

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ENCE: IS HERE MADE governmental agency, state may be used for that pur- Charter # 4252 BOB'S Construction: Spe- 931-432-2494 or FOR A MORE PERFECT or federal; any prior liens or pose. 931-261-4629 DESCRIPTION. encumbrances including cializing in concrete, brick/block, additions, re- 125 Home Renovation those created by a fixture fil- Shapiro & Ingle, LLP WOULD LIKE to do INCLUDED IN THE FORE- ing or any applicable Substitute Trustee models, hardwood/tile, roof- ing, building packages, and yard work GOING DESCRIPTION homeowners’ association 10130 Perimeter Parkway, Call (931)650-1005 BUT EXCLUDED FROM dues or assessments; all Suite 400 all your construction needs. claims or other matters, Charlotte, NC 28216 Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • THIS CONVEYANCE IS A DODSON LAWN CARE! STRIP OF LAND SOLD whether of record or not, Phone: (704) 333-8107 Affordable Prices 931-319- REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & which may encumber the Fax: (704) 333-8156 6107. DOORS. 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COMPLETE DESCRIP- Paint, pressure wash, car- 8646 TION THEREOF, RECOR- closure: any judgment cred- SEXUAL pentry, minor electric/plumb- 127 Sheetrock,Drywall DED IN BOOK 82, PAGE itor or lien holder with an in- ing. Any odd jobs. Ref's. LUNA'S DRYWALL BUSHHOGGING 461, PUTNAM COUNTY, terest subordinate to the Call 931-214-1445 TENNESSEE, REGISTER'S said Deed of Trust or any ASSAULT Sheetrock Work: Hang, fin- FREE ESTIMATES OFFICE. party claiming by, through, it's not ish, touch up. No job too (931) 510-8505 your fault! HANDYMAN or under any of the forego- All Types of Home Repairs. big/small. 931-212-6899 TRACT 3: BEGINNING AT ing. Such parties known to Asphalt, Seal Coating, BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN A STAKE IN THE SOUTH- the Substitute Trustee may For confidential help Tilling, Front End Loader, or information, call Decks repaired or built. Call 130 Tree Service EAST CORNER OF EN- include: Tennessee Hous- (931)267-7894 Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- SOR GAW AND WIFE, ing Development Agency; OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE mowing. Reasonable Rate. DIMPLE GAW LOT AND Gault Financial LLC c/o FLATT CONSTRUCTION For 4 generations of tree care. Exp'd 931-261-7871. BEING THE CORNER Thompson & Booth Law all your building needs. Any Specialize in dangerous tree home repair, painting, garages, JOINED BY JOHNNY Firm. removal.Grind stumps. ADVANCED LAWN CARE DANIELS AND CARMAL decks, porches, siding, roofing, additions.(931)265-5687 Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- Lic'd & Ins'd; Free Est. STOUT; THENCE RUN- Terms of Sale will be public 2466;260-5655 Res/Comm. Mowing, mulch- NING NORTHWARDLY auction, for cash, free and (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- 5197 M & M TREE SERVICE ing, trimming, Landscaping, WITH THE WEST BOUND- clear of rights of homestead, 112 Electrical Fall clean-up, leaf removal, ARY LINE OF JOHNNIE redemption and dower to Trim, top & remove trees. Also stump removal. aerating & seeding. Senior DANIELS 103 FEET TO A the extent disclaimed or in- HANDYMAN disc. 931-260-5734 STAKE; THENCE WEST- applicable, and the rights of 025 Electrical, plumbing, car- Free Est. Lic/Ins WARDLY SEVERING THE Ronald Greenwood and Special Notices pentry, masonry. 30 years Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 BIG DADDY'S LAWNCARE LANDS OF ENSOR GAW Vanta Greenwood, and FOR YOUR exp. No project too big or those claiming through EVERGREEN TREE ser- Fall clean-up, Shrub Trim- AND WIFE 101 FEET TO A CONVENIENCE small. 931-432-9105 vice We top, trim, prune & STAKE IN THE WEST him/her/it/them. ming & Maintenance, remove trees. Jeff Burchett Mulching, Hardscaping, BOUNDARY LINE OF EN- The Herald Citizen has in- & Shawn Roberson. Satis- SOR GAW AND WIFE, Any right of equity of re- 120 Paint/Wallpaper whatever your Fall needs. stalled an after hours drop faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd Free Est. Lic/Ins. Free Est. AND NEVIL BURCHETT'S demption, statutory and oth- box for (931)319-1199, 261-8870 erwise, and homestead are Munoz Remolding & Butch Lee 931-445-4624 EAST BOUNDARY LINE; • Circulation Dept. payments Painting THENCE SOUTHWARDLY waived in accord with the • Classified Dept. payments ARBOR MEDICS Tree Bathroom remodeling MELVIN'S SMALL JOBS WITH THE EAST BOUND- terms of said Deed of Trust, • Letters to the Editor Specialist: Owner: Scott •Hardwood •Wall Repair Masonry Repair, Construc- ARY LINE OF NEVIL and the title is believed to • Community News Bulletin Winningham. ISA Certified •Int/Ext •Deck Staining •Gut- tion Work, Tree & Yard BURCHETT 85 FEET TO A be good, but the under- • I Like to Know Questions Arborist. #SO-5152-AT ters Cleaned and MUCH Work. Call (931)252-3864 STAKE AND BEING THE signed will sell and convey • News & Sports Info and 537-6829 / 261-1967 MORE! (931)239-5812 or 931-214-0075 NORTH BOUNDARY OF only as Substitute Trustee. Photos CARMAL STOUT; THENCE MEADOWS PAINTING 135 Yard Work EAST WITH THE NORTH The right is reserved to ad- YOUR LOCAL NEWS Res/Comm & Industrial. journ the day of the sale to 140 Other BOUNDARY LINE OF CAR- SOURCE Est'd 1978. Lic'c/Ins'd. Jerry RHETT BUTLER's another day, time, and place MAL STOUT 105 FEET TO Herald-Citizen Meadows (931)303-6291, LAWN CARE JACKSON MOVING We certain without further pub- A STAKE THE BEGIN- 1300 Neal Street 526-2210 Mowing, Landscaping, have a 20' box truck & men lication, upon announce- NING CORNER, AND BE- Cookeville, TN 38501 Mulching, to do your job. Ref's Avail. ment at the time and place ING PART OF THE LOTS RMD PAINTING Yard Maintenance Call for free Est. 931-268- OF THE JESS YOUNG for the sale set forth above. PLEASE READ YOUR AD •Interior/Exterior. •Power Call local cell 544-3303 9102 SUBDIVISON, A PLAT OF If you purchase a property washing •Staining. Free Es- WHICH IS OF RECORD IN at the foreclosure sale, the The Herald-Citizen makes every effort to assure that timates. Guaranteed to THE REGISTER'S OFFICE entire purchase price is due beat any price. Call OF PUTNAM COUNTY, and payable at the conclu- your ad is accurate. Advert- isers should read their ad- (931)525-1186 or 529-1029. Bledsoe County Correctional Complex TENNESSEE IN VOLUME sion of the auction in the Correctional Officer applications accepted online at www.tn.gov/hr 67 AT PAGE 233 TO form of a certified/bank vertisement the first day it and onsite Monday through Friday. WHICH REFERENCE IS check made payable to or appears and report any er- Now Hiring LPNs, HERE MADE FOR A MORE endorsed to Shapiro & rors immediately. The Her- CNAs, Housekeeping • Starting Salary: $2,277/month ald-Citizen is responsible for COMPLETE DESCRIP- Ingle, LLP. No personal & Activities Assistant • $600 Correctional Officer Sign-On Bonus TION, AND BEING A PART checks will be accepted. To only the first incorrect inser- tion and no allowance will Now hiring LPNs and • 12 Hour Shifts OF THE SOUTH 6ND OF this end, you must bring suf- certified CNAs for our • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week - Friday, Saturday & Sunday LOT NO.9 AND THE ficient funds to outbid the be made for more than one quality skilled nursing insertion. facility. All shifts are • 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 12 Hour Schedule SOUTH END OF LOTS lender and any other bid- currently available. We are • High School Diploma or GED Required NOS. 10 AND 11 OF THE ders. Insufficient funds will also offering a sign on • Requested Starting Salart of $2,391/month with Proof of an ABOVE NAMED SUBDIVI- not be accepted. Amounts bonus for CNAs. ($1,500 050 Lost and Found over 120 days) Also hiring Associate of Bachelor Degree SION. received in excess of the for a part-time Activities winning bid will be refunded FOUND: Set of Keys Assistant (Must be CNA Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 INCLUDED IN THE FORE- to the successful purchaser w/YMCA tag on the side of certified), and a full-time GOING DESCRIPTION at the time the foreclosure Housekeeping. (7a-3p) Employees and eligible dependents are offered Health, Dental, Life, Quinland Lake Road. Call to Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time Off, 401K, Retirement BUT EXCLUDED FROM deed is delivered. identify 537-9414 We offer top pay and THIS CONVEYANCE IS A benefits including 401k Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the other benefits available. STRIP OF LAND SOLD This property is being sold Retirement, Employee Stock LOST WALKER Coon Ownership, Health, Dental, Are you interested in an accounting, administrative, counseling, OFF OF SAID TRACT 3 TO with the express reserva- Life, Vacation Package, maintenance, warehouse or teacing position? Be sure to check out Hound wearing green color. Scholarship program for ENSOR GAW, ET UX, tion that the sale is subject www.tn.gov/hr to view current vacancies. New lists are posted WHICH DEED IS OF RE- to confirmation by the lender Lost Buffalo Valley, Gentry nurse advancement. community. Call 931-252- weekly. Application window is Wednesday-Tuesday of each week. CORD IN THEor trustee. This sale may be (931) 525-6655 - Phone REGISTER'S OFFICE OF rescinded only by the Sub- 4541 (931) 525-3581 - Fax www.tn.gov/correction stitute Trustee at any time. If 444 One-Eleven Place PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- Cookeville, TN 38506 NESSEE, AND TO WHICH the Substitute Trustee res- We are an equal opportunity employer REFERENCE IS HEREBY cinds the sale, the pur- MADE FOR A FULL AND chaser shall only be entitled COMPLETE DESCRIP- to a return of any money BETHESDA TION THEREOF. paid towards the purchase Health Care Center The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. price and shall have no oth- BEING THE SAME PROP- er recourse. Once the pur- ERTY CONVEYED TO chaser tenders the pur- LOST: Breeding Ave area, RONALD GREENWOOD chase price, the Substitute Ckvl. Orange & white male AND MARY D. DANIELS Trustee may deem the sale cat, white lighting bolt on (LIFE ESTATE) BY WAR- final in which case the pur- back. Named Rocky Top. RANTY DEED FROM c Loved dearly. 502-741-6823 ROBERT J. HALL AND WIFE, KATHERINE SUE HALL RECORDED IN WD CERTIFIED CYLINDER, LLC BOOK 319, PAGE 719, IN Certified Cylinder, LLC has openings for class A THE OFFICE OF THE drivers with Haz Mat. We are a Crossville, TN CLERK OF SUPERIOR based company. Our drivers average 2-3 thousand COURT, PUTNAM miles COUNTY, TENNESSEE. a week and are home between deliveries. Drivers use our specialized trailers with inside hoist and lift Street Address: 315 Carr gates to assist in loading our product. Our drivers Ave, Cookeville, Tenness- leave out on delivery runs then pick up ee 38501 product on route back to Plant. Parcel Number: 053I A 01600 Current Owner(s) of Prop- PAY AND BENEFITS erty: Ronald Greenwood 8 Paid Holidays • Vacation Pay • .48 cents a mile and wife, Vanta Greenwood to start • $20.00 a stop after first stop • $15.00 HR to assist load/unload • Annual retention bonus • The street address of the Paid motel if out over three days • Daily food above described property is allowance after first day out • Quarterly safety believed to be 315 Carr bonus • 3% match IRA. Ave, Cookeville, Tenness- Contact Certified Cylinder for more information. ee 38501, but such address 800-556-7191 or 931-484-1521, or email is not part of the legal de- s [email protected]

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HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Wednesday, November 22, 2017 — B5

140 Other 215 Employment Opp. 315 Financial Services 510 Misc. For Sale 545 Pets & Supplies 720 Apt/Duplex Rent

PAINTERS WANTED IT'S ILLEGAL for compan- GET ONE TODAY!! 2BR, 2BA Algood. Spa- Must be experienced. Pay ies doing business by phone Start Seeing, Start Reading cious, nice. W/D HU, hdwd, rate according to experi- to promise you a loan and Herald-Citizen tile. $600 + dep. No pets. ence. $500 sign on bonus ask you to pay for it before 1300 Neal Street (931)265-0083 they deliver. For free inform- Cookeville, TN 38501 after 90 days. Call 2BR/2BA Luxury Condo, 931-858-3474 ation about avoiding ad- 931-526-9715 vance fee loan scams, write WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE Ridgecrest. All appl's, deck. $675/mo+dep. 529-4200 to the Federal Trade Com- TODAY? FREE TO Good, Loving POLICE OFFICER mission, Washington, D.C., 2BR/1BA Kitchen Appls, POSITION NEW! 3 Remote Control Home: 2 Beautiful Cats, 20580 or call the National great disposition, around 1 WD-HU, CHA, water paid, GANTT'S AUTO TRIM Cars .. $25 each no pets/smoking $495/mo, & UPHOLSTERY Fraud Information Center, 1- year old, black & white long The Town of South 800-876-7060. This mes- Call 931-823-0647 $400/dep. 252-8289 Complete Auto/Boat Interiors Carthage is accepting ap- hair, new litter pans, Owner Wayne Gantt sage is a public service of OLD METAL cabinet, dble neutered, shots up to date. COUNTRY LIVING: 2BR plications for a Certified Po- the Herald-Citizen & Re- 931-372-7606 lice Officer for the South doors on bottom sliding 931-239-6491 Apt totally renovated, laun- gional Buyers Guide. doors on top $100 dry, water furn'd. $450/mo, Carthage Police Depart- MTN FEIST, female, 6 yrs ment. Benefits include paid FEDERAL LAW allows you (931)260-1740 call/text any- $200/dep. No pets/smoking. 215 Employment Opp. time. old, house pet, does not 528-9149 for appt. employee insurance, retire- to correct your credit report hunt. Must have room to run Assistant Project Man- ment, and paid vacation. for free. For more informa- PEPSI COLA sign, 3' x 6' away from busy roads. CYPRESS CREEK APTS ager needed - General Hourly pay starts at $15.00 tion about credit repair can be used inside or out- Spayed w/shots. Must have Accepting Applications Contractor seeking support for a 90 day probationary scams, write to the Federal side, not metal but strong, ref's and a Vet. Call 931- for 1, 2, 3 BR Apts for our project managers. period. Trade Commission, Wash- and durable, no cracks or 935-1410. Security Dep. only $250 Email resume’s to ington, D.C., 20580 or call chips, good Pepsi color (931)372-1605 heavyconstructionhr@gmail. Applications may be ob- the National Fraud Informa- $100. 931-528-5053 MTN FEIST, female, 6 yrs 600 W. 8th St, Ckvl tained at the South tion Center, 1-800-876- com old, house pet, does not FOR RENT 1, 2, & 3 BR or fax to 931-526-5171 Carthage City Hall located 7060. This message is a Sears antique adding ma- hunt. Must have room to run at 106 Main Street South, public service of the Herald- Apartments, 3BR Homes. chine. Mechanical. From away from busy roads. Clean & well maintained, Bucket Operator, Tree South Carthage, Tenness- Citizen& Regional Buyers 50's w/all accessories. $40. Spayed w/shots. Must have Climber needed. Must have ee, during regular business Guide. conveniently located. NO 2 Cortelco Telephones in ref's and a Vet. Call 931- PETS. Call for avail. Mon- 6 mos exp at least, & valid hours of Monday through original packing never used 935-1410. drivers license. Call 265- Friday 8:00 am until 4:30 Fri w/all bells/whistles $25 JUDD PROPERTIES 1150. pm. Deadline for turning in 415 RVs each, Vintage Electrolux 526-2119 applications for this position 528-8601: Fleetwood 5th Canister Vac C1968 $15 705 Wanted To Rent CARPENTERS WANTED is 4:00 pm on Friday, needs front wheel, Well Gray Hunter Arms: 2BR, wheel Ok for hunters. 30ft. EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity $22.00-$25.58/hr + Benefits December 1, 2017. Call sleeps 6, 1 slideout, slight padded Desk chair fine PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real new condo. peaceful, No Email (615) 735-2727 for direc- repair needed on front. In- cond deep purple $10. Bas- estate advertised in this news- Smoking. Caring Manage- [email protected] or tions or questions. side great! $5,500. ketball Guides: Pro Basket- paper is subject to the Federal ment. $695. Call 528-1441 Call 865-482-0060 or 865- ball Bible, all 7 issues, com- Fair Housing Act of 1968 and NICE 2BR, 1BA brick du- 603-7078 - btwn 8A & 4P The Town of South Carthage is plete Handbook of Pro Bas- the Tennessee Human Rights an equal opportunity employer Act which makes it illegal to ad- plex. Vaulted ceiling, appl's, If no one answers please ketball, back to the mid 80's ceramic tile. (931)252-0124 leave a message, we will re- and prohibits discrimination on whole lot $50, Lennox vertise "any preference, limita- turn your call. Must be able the basis of race, color, nation- stoneware Crockpot w/top tion or discrimination based on SPACIOUS 2BR/1BA du- al origin, gender, religion, age, race, color, religion, sex, famili- plex, private setting, Large to pass a background check disability, political beliefs, sexu- $18, Insulated combination al status or national origin, han- and drug screen. al orientation and marital or mini ice bucket & cocktail dicap/disability or an intention to Yard, water incl'd, $750/mo. family status. shaker $7. 931-525-1020 make any such preference, lim- 931-510-2394 Cash Express hiring F/T itation or discrimination." This STORAGE BINS (1) with 3 TERRACE VIEW Town programmer to join Jimmy S. Wheeler, Mayor newspaper will not knowingly Cookeville based team de- drawers, 1 for under the accept any advertising for real Homes offers 3BR town BOAT and RV STORAGE: veloping internal software bed, 2 small ones. 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Please send re- Friendly, Construction Ask about no security de- sume to Cookeville Regional Medic- al Center is seeking a full- 2002 DODGE 1500: Real City of Algood Crews welcome. 526-9511 posits for qualified tenants. [email protected] or good shape. Asking $6,800 apply in person. time Physical Therapy As- 215 W Main St. 1400 SF 3BR, 2BA, open sistants for Home Health. obo. Call 931-881-8198 Baron USA, LLC anytime. Algood, TN 720 Apt/Duplex Rent floor plan w/vaulted ceiling, 350 Baron Circle, Ckvl. in city limits, $1000/dep, 931-528-8476 Phone Successful candidates must or $1000/mo. 931-265-7281. have a Associates Degree 505 Misc. Wanted City of Cookeville 3BR, 1BA brick, Carport, HIRING WEEKLY from an accredited program and hold a current Tenness- WANTED OLD 45 E. Broad Street tile BA, CHA, dishwasher. •Temps to Hire for Local $750/mo, $700/dep 510-2694 Factory. ee license. Experience pre- APPLIANCES & JUNK - Cookeville, TN •Quality Control Inspectors. ferred. 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Some tion $100 Will come in long lengths, dogs ok. $975/mo. 528- • Up to 30 Hours Weekly Call 931-881-8198 will need to be cut up & 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / 1700 or lve msg. split. Call 260-5655 • Pay Every 2 Weeks HOUSES NEW $280-$800 Basement House Rickman •Starting pay $8/hr 4 PIECE Ceramic Cannis- Cable, Water/Appl's Fur- ter set w/ducks on it. White LOOKING FOR a place to area. 2 acres. 2BR, 1BA, dump Free Fire Wood and nished W/D HU.No smoking/pets, Applicant must be 18 years w/blue lids. Asking $40. Call OVER 100 LOCATIONS (931)537-3680, no ans lve msg. Mulch in Putnam County. $600, $500/dep.931-644-0011 or older, be able to work (931)260-5655 Kids Welcome; Some Pets flexible hours, have trans- 7 BARBIE Dolls w/clothes in Designated Apts. NICE 3BR, 1/5BA brick portation to work, proof of $70; 2 Chinese lamps $15 SEASONED WOOD Open Mon - Fri house in town. 1400SF + drivers license or photo ID. ea. Call (931)823-0647. For Sale Soard Properties 200SF sunroom attached Applicant must pass a Call (931)265-2918 526-1988 gar. Well kept S/D. $950/mo company paid drug test. BLUE CRUSHED Storage units available No pets. 931-252-0877 velvet rocking chair Applications may be $100 obo. 545 Pets & Supplies 1BR, 1BA near TTU. 730 Mobile Hm Rent filled out at: Call (931)607-4459 $425/mo. LOOKING FOR A PET? Call (931)261-7427 2BR, 1BA: W/D HU, ctrl HERALD-CITIZEN BUSHMASTER XM 15 E2S Adopt your new best 1300 Neal Street 5.56 30 rd MMag $750; 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, heat. No pets. $500/mo, friend! $400/dep. Call 858-4702 Cookeville, TN 38501 Browning Hi Power 40 Visit us online at www.aarf- DW, CH/A. $380/mo. Small EOE S&W $750. 528-7314 days. tn.com to see all of our res- pets OK!! Call 526-1988. cued dogs, cats, puppies 845 Mobile Cookeville Regional Disability Medical Equip: 2BR 1.5BA townhouse, Medical Center and kittens! 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By BOB DUFF Associated Press Dallas Cowboys ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Jim Caldwell is not look- quarterback Dak ing too far ahead. Prescott (4) drops back That’s also the advice the Detroit Lions coach is to pass against the offering to his team as they prepare for the Philadelphia Eagles in Thanksgiving Day matchup with the NFC North- the first half of a game, leading Minnesota Vikings at Ford Field. Sunday, in Arlington, The Vikings (8-2) lead the division by two games Texas. over Detroit (6-4). But don’t try telling Caldwell that this next game is more significant than any other. Michael Ainsworth | AP “They’re all big,” Caldwell said. “Every single one of them’s a factor in the grand scheme of things. The most important one is the next one. “Someone else might have a different philoso- phy. I don’t believe in functioning that way. My ex- Cowboys miss Dak magic perience has been it can work against you more than it works for you when you start looking at the grand scheme of things. By SCHUYLER DIXON suspension over alleged domes- for the Eagles last weekend. “You can’t act as if one game is going to make a Associated Press tic violence. “If people were here I’d proba- complete difference in the season, because you A year after winning a fran- bly still want to take the shot don’t know what’s going to happen the rest of the FRISCO, Texas — Dak chise-record 11 straight games, downfield,” said Prescott, who is season. You have no idea.” Prescott points to a poor throw the Cowboys (5-5) are all but 15 points off last year’s NFL The Lions only need to look back to the 2016 sea- here or a bad decision there eliminated in the NFC East and rookie-record passer rating of son to understand how looking ahead can lead to while trying to explain possibly just trying to stay in playoff con- 104.9. “It has nothing to do with disappointment. his worst game as a pro in a sea- tention going into their annual people being absent or not.” Last Thanksgiving, the Lions and Vikings also son quickly going south for the Thanksgiving game, a visit from With seven interceptions, met, and Detroit’s 16-13 victory improved the Lions Dallas Cowboys. the Los Angeles Chargers (4-6). Prescott already has three more to 7-4 and gave them the NFC North lead by one There’s one direction the star “For me it’s just about being than last season. He’s also lost a game over the Vikings. quarterback won’t look in seek- the same whether it’s winning fumble in each of the past two However the Lions dropped their final three ing to understand the missing or losing,” Prescott said. “It’s games, including a 27-7 loss to games of the regular season, while the Green Bay magic of a year ago — the ab- about being the same and never Atlanta when he was sacked a Packers, 5-6 after 11 games, ran off five wins in a sence of running back Ezekiel wavering, never showing a lack career-high eight times. row to grab the NFC North title from Detroit. Elliott, his co-creator of a re- of confidence in myself and my The Cowboys played both of Examples such as last season, and others he’s markable rookie season that teammates.” And that means re- those games without four-time encountered over his coaching career, convinced helped carry the Cowboys to the jecting any notion that Elliott’s Pro Bowl left tackle Tyron Caldwell to narrow his focus and avoid looking be- best record in the NFC. absence is making it harder on Smith, who appears set to return yond what’s next. Prescott’s first three-intercep- the passing game. after injury issues. “I fight against it with everything I have,” Cald- tion dud in three years — the And it means shaking off the Hold it, though, if you expect well said. “That’s part of my DNA. I’m not going to previous one was during his jun- suggestion that he’s trying to do Prescott to acknowledge that change. ior year at Mississippi State — too much without his potent Smith’s absence is why the Cow- “I can only tell you that we look at them one came in the reigning NFL Offen- runner, such as when Prescott boys have one touchdown in two game at a time. We look at these guys for who they sive Rookie of the Year’s second forced a downfield throw to Dez games and have bogged down in- are. They’re a very good team. They’re on a roll.” game without Elliott, both lop- Bryant for his second intercep- side the 20 after being one of the The Lions’ 27-24 win at Chicago on Sunday gave sided losses. The 2016 league tion in a 37-9 loss to Philadelphia best in the league in that cate- them a 3-0 road mark within the division for the rushing leader is on a six-game that all but clinched the division gory. first time in the Super Bowl era. “Anytime you win on the road in this league it’s a huge bonus,” Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford said. “On the contrary, we haven’t done a great job at home.” Redskins defense ranks among NFL’s worst The Lions have a solid 4-1 road record, but are only 2-3 at Ford Field. Associated Press spite quarterback Kirk Cousins directing the of- “We’ll have a big opportunity this Thursday at fense to at least 30 points each time. home against a division opponent, against a really ASHBURN, Va. — So much for that offseason That should be enough to win a game, but the good team and we’ve got to come out and play overhaul of the Washington Redskins defense, a Redskins managed to give up 38 points to Case well,” Stafford said. unit that even cornerback Josh Norman acknowl- Keenum and the Minnesota Vikings (prompting Despite being one game out of a playoff position, edged after a recent game played like “trash.” Norman’s self-criticism), before allowing 34 to the Lions still face a tough climb to qualify for They fired their old defensive coordinator. They Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints. postseason play. spent first-, second- and third-round draft picks The overtime loss to the Saints last Sunday was “We’re not worried about ramifications, we’re on that side of the ball. They added free agents particularly demoralizing and inexplicable, given not worried about all of the buildup and things of there, too. that Washington led by 15 points with less than that nature,” Caldwell said. Still, it’s become a real weakness lately: Head- three minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. “We’re worried about how we play. That’s what ing into their game against the New York Giants One key issue has been allowing big plays. our goal is, to get focused in on our preparation on Thursday night, the Redskins are allowing an On Sunday, Brees was 11 for 11 for 164 yards and and get ready to play a tough, hard-fought game.” average of 26.6 points, more than all but one of two TDs down the stretch in the fourth quarter; the NFL’s 32 clubs (the Indianapolis Colts’ oppo- Mark Ingram ran twice for 51 yards to set up the nents score 28 per game). winning field goal in OT. “We need to fix whatever we need to fix,” safety Overall, the Redskins have given up 40 plays — D.J. Swearinger said. that’s four per game — of at least 20 yards each The collapse has been particularly striking the this season, which is the second-highest total in past two weeks, when Washington fell to 4-6 and the league, behind only the 47 allowed by the on the very fringe of the NFC playoff picture de- Colts.

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Detroit Lions strong safety Don Carey (26) cele- brates after Chicago Bears kicker Connor Barth, right, missed a field goal with only seconds remain- ing in a game Sunday in Chicago.