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The German Buchenwald Prison Camp Auburntown native Major Frank E. Willard of the 738th Field Artillery Batt alion’s penned this article for The Cannon Courier in 1945. This was his account of the Buchenwald concentration camp, which was liberated by American forces at 3:15 p.m. on April 11, 1945. Willard visited the camp the morning of April 22, 1945.
I will tell you what I saw yesterday with my own eyes because I was there in person. It was no propaganda, no unoffi cial newspaper, radio or magazine reports — just a plain fact. On my way home from London, England, I visited, to- gether with two lieutenant colonels, Hitler’s Buchenwald concentration camp, which is located about fi ve miles southwest of Weimar, Germany. This has been described by many prisoners as one of the “bett er” camps. We were met at the entrance of this camp by one who had formerly been an internee of this camp, a Czech civil- ian prisoner. He spoke English sparingly, but there was litt le need for him to speak at all, as each scene spoke for itself. He off ered his assistance as a guide. We assured him that we were very appreciative of his service and as our time was limited, to show us only a few of the scenes, and to be brief. Our guide stated that during the past six years, of 21 nationalities, including British and American, 51,000 had been murdered and one million died a natural death (I found out later what he meant by natural death). The fi rst place we visited was a basement room of a large building. The room was about 15 feet by 30 feet. Our guide explained that this was the hanging room. Along the top of the walls were about 30 hooks. The victims counted off in groups of 30 and marched in. After the door was closed, each prisoner’s hands were tied behind him, a short rope looped around his neck and he was lifted up and hung by KEN BECK photos the loose end of the rope on the hook, with his back to the Auburntown native Frank Willard, who turned 100 June 11, holds a portrait of himself as he appeared during World wall. After he had hung there about four minutes, if he War II. Willard entered the war as a private in 1941 and came out a lieutenant colonel seven years later. He served were not dead a guard took a large club about the size of in Europe with the 738th Field Artillery Batt alion, which fi red 28,363 shells at the Germans. After the war ended in a baseball bat and fi nished him up. Below each hook we Europe, he wrote a story for The Cannon Courier describing the horrors he observed after a visit to Buchenwald could observe where victims’ fi ngernails had dug in the concentration camp in Weimar, Germany. concrete as he strangled to death. After the bodies were taken from the hooks they were placed on an elevator and lifted to the oven room. In this room were six ovens, each oven burned fi ve bodies at a He went in a private, time. The ovens were equipped with coal pits and elec- tric blowers. The bodies were placed on a tray and when the door was pushed in, much of the same manner as our cannoneers open the breech-block and shove the projec- tile home with the rammer staff . came out a Lt. Colonel In one oven was a body which could still be recognized as such because Germans had had to fl ee before the job Auburntown’s Frank Willard served in WWII, After graduating from was fi nished. The SS guards mott o which was whispered Auburn High School in in the ears of every prisoner as he entered the camp was, saw the horrors of a concentration camp 1936, he entered Middle “You come through the gate and go out through the chim- Tennessee State Universi- ney.” I could understand what they meant. We stepped KEN BECK ty that fall. Two years later into an adjacent room and there was a large pile of hu- The Cannon Courier he began teaching at Can- man ashes about four feet in height and about six feet in non County schools and diameter. Cannon County’s Frank taught one year at Jones’ The guide then directed us to the outside of the build- Eagleton Willard has seen Chapel on Pleasant Ridge ing where there were two piles of what could still be the best and the worst of and two years at Sanders recognized as human bodies. They were piled into two mankind over nearly a Fork School. piles of about 25 bodies each. The bodies were naked and century of living. “I att ended MTSU were nothing but skin and bones. These people had been The Auburntown na- for two years after high starved and killed. The Germans did not have time to tive plans to celebrate his school. At that time you burn the bodies before the Americans came. 100th birthday next week could teach in elementa- The guide remarked, “These are my comrades.” I had with family and friends ry school if you had two at his home in Clarksville, See HE WENT, Page 9 See GERMAN, Page 9 Tenn. Willard served during World War II as the S-3 in the 738th Field Artillery During his tenure in the U.S. Army, Frank Willard re- Batt alion in a unit that was ceived fi ve batt le stars and the Bronze Star and earned his part of Gen. George Pat- stripes as a corporal, second lieutenant, fi rst lieutenant, ton’s Third U.S. Army. captain, major and lieutenant colonel. On the morning of April 22, 1945, he entered Bu- I’m an American, and Auburntown on June 11, chenwald concentration thank God Hitler never 1917. He and two sisters, camp and saw the horrors got to America.’” Lillie Willard and Alberta of a death camp. Among His original story ap- Griffi th, both of McMin- other sights, he looked pears with this feature. nville, are the only three upon piles of naked bod- Please read his descrip- survivors of 11 siblings ies that were nothing but tion of what he saw fi rst- in the family. Their father skin and bones. hand some 72 years ago. had a farm and raised Shortly after this expe- “I went into the Army catt le, sheep, hogs, corn, rience, Willard wrote an June 13, 1941, and was wheat and hay. article about what he wit- discharged June 20, 1948,” At the age of 11, Wil- nessed for The Cannon recollected Willard. “I lard was sent to live with Courier. Near the end of went from private to lieu- grandfather, Matt Willard, his story, he concluded, tenant colonel in seven and stayed with him un- “What I have seen the past years.” til his death in 1933. His Atwo months has made The son of W.G. and grandfather set aside $500 Frank Willard stands on the end of the barrel of a howitz er on Aug. 19, 1943. The gun my heart bleed and say Gertrude Willard was that Frank was to use for weighed 15 tons and fi red an 8-inch diameter shell that had a maximum range of 10.5 many times, ‘Thank God born two miles west of college. miles.
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Oakley Carlie Blanton, 80, passed away Friday, June 02, Janice Carol Shipp, 64, passed away Thursday, June 01, 2017 at Woodbury Health and Rehab. He was a native of 2017 at St. Thomas Rutherford. She was a resident of Cannon Co. Cannon Co., TN. She is survived by her parents, Martha & Bobby Barrett He is survived by his Son & Daughter-in-law, Tim & of Woodbury; her husband of 46 years, Ray Shipp of Janie Blanton of Woodbury; Grandson, Clint (Jerrilyn) Woodbury; Children, Amy (Phillip) Parton and Kevin Blanton of Woodbury; Great Granddaughter, Carlie Shipp all of Woodbury; Grandchildren, Ally & Jacob Blanton of Unionville; Siblings, Arnett a Carrick, Jimmy Parton of Woodbury and Ashlee Gunter of Smithville; Ray (Carolyn) Blanton and Gladys (Larry) Tucker all of Siblings, Michael (Beverly) Barrett , Vickie Winfrey and Woodbury, Melba (Leo) Jacobs of Centertown; Sister-in- Katrina Haston all of Woodbury; Sister-in-law, Ann law, Imogene Blanton of Woodbury; Many beloved nieces (Larry) Chandler of Winchester. Many beloved nieces and and nephews also survive. nephews also survive
Oakley was preceded in death by his parents, Joe & Janice was preceded in death by her sister and brother-in- Inez Bell Blanton and his brothers, Bobby Joe and Aaron law, Sharon & Russell Fann and sister-in-law, Jane Tinkey. Blanton. She was a member of the New Hope Church of Christ and a homemaker. Janice was a loving mother, wife and Nana. He worked 20 years at Worthing Bag, 25 years at Carrier Corp. and the Cannon Co. Convenience center. Oakley Funeral Services will be 2 pm Monday, June 05, 2017 at was of the Baptist faith. New Hope Church of Christ with Bro. Ralph Richardson offi ciating. Interment will follow in Coleman Cemetery. In Loving Memory Funeral Services will be 4 pm Monday, June 05, 2017 in Pallbearers include Jacob Parton, Brett & Logan Trail, the Chapel of Woodbury Funeral Home with Bro. Greg Derek Fann, Josh & Brady Smith, David & Cameron Goin. Mitchell & Bro. David Gilley offi ciating. Interment will Honorary Pallbearers include Jerry Travis, Cricket Bryson, Lloyd Gannon follow in the Centerhill Cemetery. Visitation with the Melvin Davenport, Johnny Travis & Lee Evans. Visitation family will be from 12 pm – 8 pm Sunday, June 4, 2017 with the family will be from 2 pm – 8 pm Sunday, June 4, 2/17/43 to 1/20/17 2017 at Woodbury Funeral Home, 615-563-2311 or www. Woodbury Funeral Home or www.woodburyfuneralhome. woodburyfuneralhome.net. In lieu of fl owers, donations To someone who meant so much net may be made to American Cancer Society. And was loved by all you knew, Cannon Courier, June 13, 2017 You left behind a trail of tears Woodbury, Tennessee Cannon Courier, June 13, 2017 And precious memories too! Woodbury, Tennessee We loved the sunshine in your smile And Kindness in your heart, But heaven saw that you were tired Which meant we had to part! And now that it’s your special day Cherie Ann Batey Dear Angels, hear our prayer, Cherie Ann Batey, age 61, of Woodbury passed away Sally Ann Smith Please guard him with your gentle wings Sunday, June 4, 2017 at her home. She was a native of Funeral services for And tend him with great care! Cannon Co. Sally Ann Smith, 83, of
For he was someone VERY special Riverview, Florida were Survivors include her husband of 38 years, Roger Batey And words just can not say, held Saturday, June 10 at of Bradyville; Son, Brian Keith Batey of Bradyville; and the Bell Shoals Funeral How much we wish that he was here Sister, Peggy (Ray) Barton of Readyville. Several nieces Home in Brandon, FL. Once more, with us today! and nephews also survive.
Mrs. Smith passed away Mrs. Batey was a member of the Simmons Chapel on Wednesday, June 7. She HAPPY FATHER’S DAY Methodist Church and was a housewife. She also worked was a native of Cannon in retail sales. She was a loving wife and a wonderful County, TN and daughter DADDY! mother. of the late Hayden Smith
and Lillian Higgins Smith Funeral services will be 1 PM Thursday, June 8, 2017 in We love and miss you so much! Wallace (who passed away in July 2015 at the age 103). the Chapel of Woodbury Funeral Home with Bro. Bobby Mrs. Smith was preceded in death by her husband of 29 Wheeler offi ciating. Interment will follow at Batey Family years, Pascal Smith. Cemetery. Visitation with the family will be from 10 AM Barbara, Lisa, Kevin, to 9 PM Wednesday, June 7, 2017 at the funeral home. Sally and Nancy were raised in a newspaper family. For
many years their father, Hayden, owned and operated the Woodbury Funeral Home, www.woodburyfuneralhome. Terry, Johnny & family Cannon Courier. He was well known and respected by net, 615-563-2311 everyone who knew or came in contact with him through the Courier. The “Smith” girls were raised in the big white Cannon Courier, June 13, 2017 house now owned by Charlie and Dell Harrell and sits Woodbury, Tennessee on the corner of West High and College Streets. It was a familiar gathering place in Woodbury for ball games and HOMECOMING GOSPEL SINGING other activities during their childhood and school years at Woodbury Central High.
Survivors include her sister, Nancy Griner of Hoover, AL; her children, Beverly (Al) Fisch and Hayden (Wendy) Sanders Fork Baptist Church Elizabeth Jernigan Burks Smith, all of Florida; grandchildren, John-Henry Fisch, Meaghan Smith and Nicholas Smith and many nieces, Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Jernigan Burks age 94 nephews and friends. Cousins in Tennessee include Andy June 25, 2017, 10 O’Clock of Gossburg community will be held Monday at 3:00pm at and Hayden Bryson, Susan Sain, all of Woodbury and Coff ee County Funeral Chapel. Visitation with the family Jane Powers of Crossville. Featured Singers: will be 1:00PM until time of service Monday. Burial will follow in James K. Polk Robinson Cemetery. Mrs. Smith was a charter member of the Bell Shoals Foothill Quartet Church of Christ, she was a 25 Year Volunteer at Brandon Mrs. Burks was the daughter of the late Luke and Mary Regional Hospital, and was never seen without wearing a & Mello-Tone Quartet Robinson Jernigan. She is also preceded by her husband; bracelet. Sally loved to read, play solitaire and most of all, Willie Ray Burks, brothers; Bart Jernigan, Burl Jernigan, her family. Lunch will be served Luke Jernigan, Jr., Eugene Jernigan and sisters; Jewel Jernigan, Vera Staff ord and Ruby Thompson. She is A visitation will be held on Friday, June 9, 2017 at Stowers survived by daughters; Beverly Parker, Ann Parker both Funeral Home in Brandon, FL. Funeral services will be on Everyone is invited to att end. of Manchester, Nina McKnight and her husband Jameson Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 10:00 A.M. at Bell Shoals Church of Beechgrove. She is also survived by grandchildren; of Christ in Brandon, FL. You may make donations to For information call Nicky Lowe, Yvonne Norton, Yvett e McQuiston, 3 great- the Christian Home and the Bible School in Mt. Dora at Pastor Dennis Ham grandchildren; Nichole Baldwin, John Montgomery, htt ps://www.mdchome.org in her name. Condolences can Hannah David and 7 Great-Great- Grandchildren. be left at www.stowersfh .com. 615-563-2491. Mrs. Burks was a member of Bradyville Church of Cannon Courier, June 13, 2017 Located between Christ. She was a former Chairman of the Board at Coff ee Woodbury, Tennessee Woodbury & Auburntown County Medical Board, Coff ee County Commissioner, on Highway 145 Tennessee Health Facilities Commission, and Who’s Who of American Women.
In lieu of fl owers, the family request that memorials may be made to World Outreach Church Media Center.
Coff ee County Funeral Chapel is honored to serve the Burks family.
You may sign the online guestbook at www. coff eecountyfuneralchapel.com.t Obituary Listing
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Blue Wing Cemetery Annual Decoration and Donation Day Saturday, June 17 • 9 a.m. until 12 p.m.
Please come by and make a donation for the upkeep and maintenance of the cemetery. If you have loved ones here, we especially need your support. It seems we struggle a litt le more every year trying to collect donations, so please come by and contribute. There will be someone present from 9 to 12. There will also be a board meeting at this time. If you are unable to att end please mail a donation to: Blue Wing Cemetery Trust Fund c/o Rebecca Womack •1377 Manustown Road • Woodbury, TN 37190 All donations will be appreciated. A fi nancial report will be available at the meeting. Please make a donation this year. Our donations last year were very limited, so, we need your support more than ever. MONUMENTS "MM4J[FT4FFPS$BMM ,&//:(*--&: For up to date obituary information, always visit Woodbury Funeral Home (615)563-2311 www.cannoncourier.com JUNE 13 2017 CANNON COURIER PAGE 3 O B I T U A R I E S
Ted ‘Teddy’ William Pinson Douglas E ‘Doug’ Ramsey Thelma Nixon
Ted “Teddy” William Mr. Douglas E. “Doug” Thelma Nixon age 89 of Bradyville died Thursday June Pinson, Jr., age 32, born Ramsey, 62, of Woodbury 8, 2017. She was a native of Rutherford County and was October 3, 1984, died passed away on June 8, preceded in death by her husband Charles Nixon; parents, peacefully at his mother’s 2017 after an extended Willie Walkup and Cora Elizabeth Wilson Walkup. Mrs. residence in Bell Buckle, illness. He was born on Nixon was a member of the Baptist Church and was retired Tennessee on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1954 in Tracy City, from Alvin C. York Medical Center. May 31, 2017. Teddy is TN. He was preceded preceded in death by his in death by his parents, She is survived by her son, Larry Nixon and wife Mary father, Ted Pinson, and Elgin Ramsey and Ethal Alice of Woodbury; daughter Donna Boyd of Bradyville; his maternal grandfather, Elizabeth Ramsey Hill. grandchildren; Reuben Boyd of Bradyville, Stephen Nixon William Mumford. He was also preceded by and wife Michelle of Woodbury, Melissa Patt erson and his son, Ronnie Ramsey. husband Shannon of Georgia, Dana Nixon, and Michael His is survived by his Pratt of Woodbury; sister, June Walker of Beechgrove; mother, Brenda, and second He is survived by his brother, Billy Walkup and wife Pat of Beechgrove. father, Dorris Tune, Bell Buckle, TN; his maternal wife, Sherry Ramsey of Woodbury; a daughter, Denise & grandmother, Ella Mumford (William), New Boston, MI; Daniel Young of Portland; mother-in-law, Ernestine Smith In lieu of fl owers memorials may be made to the charity of his sisters, Patt y (Eric) Hovdet, Gulf Breeze, FL, Diane Bryant; grandchildren, Jessica (Dillon) Davis and Victor your choice. (Richard) Ware, Woodbury, TN; his favorite uncles, Mack Roller, Jr.; special nephews, Jonathan Smith, Ethan Smith, (Suzanne) Pinson, Maybee, MI, Jasper (Judy) Adkins, Andrew Smith, and Corey Smith. Funeral service will be 2:00PM Saturday at Woodfi n Manchester, TN; three step-sisters, Sherri Strader, Memorial Chapel. Danny Walkup will offi ciate. Burial will Christal Derry and Traci Judd; his honorary brothers, Doug had a love for life. He enjoyed doing anything and follow in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be Steve Lorance and BJ Murphy. There are also many aunts, everything. After high school, he went on to college and 3:00PM to 7:00PM Friday at Woodfi n Memorial Chapel uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, friends and family who earned an Associate’s Degree. Later he earned his pilot’s www.woodfi nchapel.com all loved Teddy very much. license and went parachuting. Among many of the other things he did, he went scuba diving, loved working on and Cannon Courier, June 13, 2017 Ted Jr. was a jack of all trades but his fi rst love was shooting guns, being outdoors, hunting, and fi shing. He Woodbury, Tennessee mechanics, especially “VW” cars, his specialty. He grew drove an 18-wheeler for many years with Averitt and MS up working in the shop on all kinds of cars, but loved his until his health forced his retirement. Mr. Ramsey loved the black “VW” Bug the most. Over the years, people would Lord and the Bible. He preached at diff erent congregations seek him out for advice about their cars. He would help over the years. He was a member of Midway Church of anyone who asked and always did his best for them. Christ. He and Sherry celebrated 30 years of marriage in Teddy was loved by many and he will be missed very January. Doug never gave up wanting to live and when he much. needed help Sherry was there to take care of him.
A memorial service will be held to celebrate his life on Visitation will be held at Smith Funeral Home on Saturday, Carol Ann Meeds Ellett Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 3:00 p.m. at Cornerstone Baptist June 10, 2017 from 4-8 pm. Funeral services will be Church, 49 Gold Club Road, McMinnville, TN 37110. on Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 2 pm in the Smith Funeral Directions are available at www.lawrencefuneral.net. Carol Ann Meeds Ellett , 77, passed away Sat., June 3, 2017 Home chapel. Interment will be in McMahan Cemetery. at her home in Woodbury. She was a native ofMoline, IL. Pallbearers will be Ethan Smith, Andrew Smith, Corey LAWRENCE FUNERAL HOME and CREMATION Smith, Victor Roller, Jr., Dillon Davis, and Ryan Hawkins. Survivors include her Husband of 36 years, James B. Ellett SERVICES, Chapel Hill, TN, 931-364-2233 (www. In lieu of fl owers the family requests donations to lawrencefuneral.net) in charge of arrangements. There is of Woodbury; Children, Andrea (Bob) Stanford of IL, Dawn McMahan Cemetery. Share memories and condolences Ellett of VA, Amber (Rusty) Freeman of Birmingham, AL., a guest book on our website for anyone who would like to with the family at www.smithfuneralhomewoodbury.net share a memory of Teddy. Michelle (Al) Mason of Woodbury, Denise Mayo of AL, Smith Funeral Home, 615-563-5337 Kristopher (Laura) Wheeler of MA., Kimberly Robinson
Please call back and we can provide credit card of AL.; Grandchildren, Corrine, Jimmy, Shawna, Jesse, Cannon Courier, June 13, 2017 Kristina, Theresa, Drew, Amber, Jeremy, Aron, Kelly and information for charges! Thank you!!. Woodbury, Tennessee James Robert; Numerous great grandchildren also survive Cannon Courier, June 13, 2017 Woodbury, Tennessee She was preceded in death by her parents, Ralph & Norvella Willard Meeds and Sister, Wynona Vallejo.
Carol was a member of the Baptist church and a housewife. She was also a paraprofessional in the GED program in Woodbury, PTA President in IL and served on the Village Board in Godley, IL. She loved to do most all crafts including crocheting, artifi cial fl owers, scrapbooking, making beaded bracelets and necklaces. STRESS TEST: Funeral Services will be 10 am Tuesday, June 06, 2017 in the Chapel of Woodbury Funeral Home with interment to BANG HEAD follow in the Riverside Gardens Cemetery. Visitation with the family will be from 6 pm – 8 pm Monday, June 5, 2017.
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Mike West, Editor Cindy Haley, Production Since boyhood, I’ve taken great pride You think Sharon Patrick, Advertising at being called a storyteller, along with I had a other names that can’t be printed in a dull life family newspaper. in remote Published each Tuesday at 113 West Main St., Woodbury, TN 37190 When my story-telling days on farming Phone: (615) 563-2512 Fax: (615) 563-2519 earth are over, I’d be honored to have country? [email protected] [email protected] “storyteller” listed on my memorial I learned OFFICE HOURS: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday stone by favorite undertaker Thomas early in life 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesdays Bucher at the historic Woodfi n’s to be a good Funeral Home after I’m planted in the storyteller, U.S.P.S. No. 088-480 lovely nearby Maple View Cemetery. you had to Periodical Postage Paid at Woodbury, TN Instead of expensive fl owers and listen up mourning over my un-alive carcass, close and go to the beautiful and free to use Subscription Rates: personal. Words of Wisdom Tennessee Fisher House and share By Dan Whittle Advertising: The publisher reserves the right to some “stories” in my name with the listening, I reject or to cancel at any time any advertisement ailing military veterans. That way, my remember or any other material submitt ed for publication. story-telling legacy will live on after the day Daddy explained why we I’m dead and gone. were required to hang Granny Grunts’ It meant a lot recently when friend underwear behind the sheets out on Laura Williams crowned me with the the clothesline during Mother’s “wash title “gifted story-teller” live and on days” in the old back-yard black kett le. the air on Truman Jones Talk Show I “Granny Grunt doesn’t like for her co-host on most Wednesdays. drawers to be seen hanging out there Note, not just a storyteller, but to dry and be seen by the lusting a “gifted storyteller,” according to prying eyes of the tractor drivers going retired Police Captain Detective up and down our farm road,” Daddy Williams, and police offi cers don’t fi b. explained. How long have I been telling stories? That was valuable family I’ll let Momma Whitt le’s words from information for a litt le boy to learn. her death bed tell that story during Otherwise, I’d not be able to share one of our last mother-son pleasurable the story with you today about why visits: “Son, do you remember when Granny Grunts’ drawers were always I’d thrash your scrawny litt le legs with hidden out-of-view behind the big a willow tree switch when I’d catch broad bed sheets. you telling one of your whoppers?” Would you like to hear the story of “Yes ma’am, I recall those about how she got the name “Granny thrashings,” I confi rmed very fi rmly. Grunt?” “I remember making you go get I remember asking older brother your own switch from one of our Van to explain that to me one Sunday beautiful willow trees,” Momma afternoon as the “old folks” were added. “I shouldn’t have made you go gathered under one of our large get your own switch.” “hicker nut” trees after we shared “I agree it was undue pain and some vitt les for the visiting Whitt les, agony to go get my own switches,” who lived over yonder at the Trailback I chimed. “But then, I didn’t let you Plantation. Courier Editor know that I always whitt led out only Brother pridefully claimed to be the the smaller switches.” one to fi rst call her “Granny Grunt,” “And Mom, I didn’t think they were a name that stuck until she died and Problems with state beautiful trees at the time!” went to her own grave as a devout “And the bigger your latest “foot-washing” Baptist church-going ‘whopper’ of a tale, the harder I would lady. fl ag of Tennessee?? switch Litt le Danny Whitt le’s tail,” “She’s always moaning about There seems to be a “problem” pole. Mother shared as if to get this off her something,” big brother began, “Or chest before she went to where good she’s griping that she’s out of her with the Tennessee state fl ag. And farm ladies go to rest after picking favorite Sweet Garrett snuff that’s And that problem is … people believe their last sack of cott on. imported from some town called keep fl ying it upside down. me, people “Mother, that’s prett y well how I Nashville way on the other side of the How the heck do you do that? do tend remember those days too,” I concurred Mississippi River.” Well, it is easier than you think. to fl y the as her last living child. Which brings me to a story about But fi rst, a few words on LeRoy Tennessee “And now (2003), here I am on older sister Mary June, may the Good Reeves, the designer of the state fl ag upside my death bed at Peachtree Nursing Lord let her rest in peace now that fl ag. down home, and you’re a paid professional she’s no longer a cott on chopper back Reeves came up with the plan because it storyteller,” Mother praised. “I’m on the farm. I repented a long time ago in 1905 when he was serving in makes a proud of your story-telling talent … for referring to her as a “cott on ho’er” however, I want it known that your in one of my books about life. the Tennessee National Guard. traditional talent for telling whoppers from your As a senior at our litt le farm school My Take Tennessee’s fl ag before it was “re- triangle that daddy’s side of the family.” of advanced thinking and higher invented” by Reeves was a mess way. Sorta Mike West How to tell early in life if you’re a ciphering, June had started dating but carried the same theme of the or more or natural teller of tall tales? an “older man” who had served in Volunteer State being divided into less. Use About age 3, I recall other farm Europe while in the Air Force. three grand divisions. your imagination. neighbor boys and girls would play “June, have you ever been out of the Here’s how the state offi cially So we can all blame it on LeRoy hide-in-seek, while I loved sitt ing country?” Air Force guy asked after describes it: Reeves, the original designer quietly, but near enough to hear the bragging he’d been to some faraway “The three stars are of pure of the state fl ag. Obviously, he “old folks” tell their stories after fancy place called Paris. white, representing the three “twisted” the star arrangement so feasting on Mother’s larruping good Sister quickly let him know our thickening gravy and biscuits. family had been around too: “Why grand divisions of the state. They no particular star dominated the “When Preacher Sullivant comes for yes, we went to two St. Louis Cardinal are bound together by the endless fl ag. Sunday dinner, don’t dare reach and baseball games last summer.” circle of the blue fi eld, the symbol Maybe the arrangement does get that last piece of fried chicken,” And back to why friend Sir Thomas being three bound together in give a litt le preference to West I recall Mother’s fi rm after-church Bucher is my favorite undertaker? one-an indissoluble trinity. The Tennessee because that fi rst star dining instructions. Well, that’s a story for another time! large fi eld is crimson. The fi nal is a bit higher than the other blue bar relieves the sameness of two. Of course, there is no stated the crimson fi eld and prevents “star” preference when it comes Courier Columnist the fl ag from showing too much to Tennessee’s fl ag. Personally, I crimson when hanging limp. think they fl ow from West to East The white edgings contrast more with the “eastern” star being on How reporters get their news strongly the other colors.” bott om of the fl ag. We’ve been hearing lot of talk lately an idea for Sounds impressive, doesn’t it. But I doubt if Reeves had about where and how reporters get another angle In 2001, a poll of international fl ag that intention when he created their news, particularly news from on an older experts voted Tennessee’s fl ag No. the fl ag. After all, he was from Washington. Do reporters just make story. 14 out of a list of 72 fl ags. Johnson City and that’s about East material up, or do they just copy what Of someone else has writt en? The answer course, there Other “experts,” including Tennessee as you can get. to both of these questions is “yes,” and is always the myself, think that Tennessee’s Probably, he had the order “no.” problem of fl ag ranks right up there at the West, Middle and East in mind, It’s important to note here we’re not perception top of the list just below Old which might mean the bott om talking about the Weekly World News or here. Two Glory, which incidently earned star stands for Middle Tennessee the National Inquirer, where fabrication people may is the norm. Rather, we’re talking about see the same that nickname fl ying in Nashville. if you go 1, 2, and 3 from the left. responsible news outlets trying to give event entirely It’s the three stars that cause the Obviously, we will never know us a picture of what is going on in our diff erently, diffi culty. which order he intended back in world. and both of Media Matt ers As the offi cial description 1905. In one sense reporters do make them will Larry Burriss goes…. Instead we should, as the stories up. They gather information from think they are “The arrangement of the three Tennessee Blue Book says, a variety of sources and then ask, “Is right. This is there a story here?” Or sometimes they why reporters check their own version (3) stars shall be such that the consider that the white stars are may not be gathering information at with other witnesses or participants, and centers of no two stars shall be “being three bound together in all. They may just be casually observing why reporters check each other’s work. in a line parallel to either the one-an indissoluble trinity.” what’s going on around them, and see From another angle, more and more side or the end of the fl ag, but Doesn’t sound much fun to a connection or an idea that strikes their we’re seeing partisans from both sides intermediate between the same; me, but you’ve got to admit curiosity. of the political spectrum spin facts and Those ideas may come from public non-facts to prove their own points. And and the highest star shall be the that Tennessee is unifi ed when documents, may come from simply it’s the job of the reporter to sort through one nearest the upper confi ned it comes to vying against talking with people or, in some cases, all of this confl icting information and corner of the fl ag.” other states in just about any may come from other stories. non-information. Confusing? A litt le, but when competition ranging from football In this last case, when using stories Reporters don’t just make material you fl y the fl ag upside down, it to luring new industry to the from other media, reporters gather new up. They do what all of us should be information and not simply read what doing every day, all the time: observing tends to make one star dominant Volunteer state. someone else has writt en or reported. the world around us and questioning over the others instead of the Otherwise, it is Middle After all, one news story may trigger everything we see and hear. highest star being next to the fl ag Tennessee all the way. an idea for another story, or perhaps JUNE 13 2017 CANNON COURIER PAGE 5 Saturday Pregnancy-Related Lumbopelvic June 24th Pain Improved with Chiropractic AUCTION 10:00 AM
She rated her back and leg pain as a 7 out of 10, with 10 being the worst. The pain started at about from the desk of the 20th week of her pregnancy and was now radiating down her leg. Dr. Trea Wessel She reported that standing or sitt ing for more than 30 minutes, or walking for more than 10 minutes, made her condition worse. Her history noted that this The June 2016 issue of the Journal of pregnancy was the result Chiropractic Medicine published a case of her fourth in vitro fertilization in a time study involving a pregnant woman period of less than 5 years. A previous suff ering from pregnancy-related att empt resulted in the birth of her son. lumbopelvic pain (PR LPP) being helped However, two additional att empts to by chiropractic care. become pregnant resulted in complications and terminated pregnancies. 191 TODD CEMETERY ROAD The study authors note that women WOODBURY, TN suff ering with lumbopelvic pain only see After an examination, chiropractic care care in about 25% of the cases because was initiated. The woman was also given many believe that the pain is normal some stretching exercises and advised to during pregnancy. Those who do not gain slowly increase the amount of walking she Beautiful 40+/- Acre Farm relief are more likely to continue to have was doing. Within one week of starting pain after their pregnancy. A previous chiropractic care, the woman reported a Bordering Carson Creek & Burt Burgen Rd.) plus Great randomized chiropractic clinical trial reduction in the severity and duration of showed that chiropractic care given in her low back and leg pain. She noted that Farm Equipment & Beautiful Custom Built Home! conjunction with the normal obstetric she was able to sit and walk for longer periods of time. care was more eff ective in eliminating REAL ESTATE: Built in 2004 • 3 BR, pregnancy-related lumbopelvic pain than After 13 visits, she was able to walk or just obstetric care by itself. stand for longer than 30 minutes, and sit 2 BA • 2 BR down with 2 baths • Large and travel for more than one hour in the loft bedroom • laundry room • lots of closet In this case, a 35-year-old pregnant woman car. This made her daily activities much space • hardwood floors - carpet in easier and she reported a decrease in her presented herself for chiropractic care. She bedrooms • vaulted ceilings w/tongue and was suff ering with moderate pregnancy- stress and anxiety. Her overall pain rating related lumbopelvic pain and leg pain. The dropped from a 7 to a 2 out of 10. groove cypress & pine ceilings • Hunter pain was over both pelvic bones across her ”For more information please contact” fans • solid 6 panel oak doors • oak lower back. She also reported having an Cannon County Chiropractic cabinets • electric central heat & air w/ “uncomfortable” tension in her neck and 824 McMinnville Hwy. Heppa filter & dehumidifier • 10' wrap shoulders. Woodbury, TN 37190 around decking with poplar boards • crawl 615-563-3320 space lighted • 2 barns with hay storage • fields with water supply • well - no pump Neighing & Braying Visit parksauction.com for survey and more photos. ‘news from behind the barn’ by Cindy Haley Odle a column spotlighting news, events, community
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The front page headline of the May Congress in 2004, “At Fillmore East” 28, 2017 edition of The Tennessean sells well to this very day. newspaper read, “Gregg Allman dies at 69.” For the fi rst few seconds, after (NOTE: During the same reading the headline, I was in an aforementioned time frame, late ‘60s emotional vacuum. – early ‘70s, Bill Graham also owned ESTATE Certainly, I am merely one and operated Fillmore West, an Saturday, June 24th amongst a legion of fans mourning equally popular music auditorium 10:00 AM the loss of Gregg Allman, a Rock and located in San Francisco, California.) AUCTION Roll Hall of Fame inductee as well as, arguably, being the co-founder Sadly, just as the Allman Brothers of ‘Southern Rock’ music. That said, Band began to peak, Duane Allman would you believe me if I told you was killed in a motorcycle accident, we might never have heard of Gregg Oct. 29, 1971, in Macon, GA. Eerily Allman had it not been for The enough, Berry Oakley also perished Beatles and Wilson Pickett ? Follow in a motorcycle accident, Nov. 11, closely as I att empt to gently weave 1972, only a few blocks from where this bit of rock ‘n’ roll tapestry. Duane met his fate. *** When discussing Southern Rock, While many thought Duane many groups come to mind: Lynyrd Allman’s untimely death would Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker Band, spell the end for ABB as a major Charlie Daniels, Wet Willie, Molly act, Gregg—drawing heavily Historic Pope Taylor’s Barbecue Hatchet, .38 Special, and others. from a personal brew of soul- However, the fi rst time I recall professionalism-and gut desire to Buildings with Commercial Zoning, 2 Investment hearing the term Southern Rock was make good music—managed to keep Homes on 3 Separate Adjoining Lots when it was applied to the Allman the band together … and play on 4409 Main Street, Murfreesboro Brothers Band/ABB. Moving right they did! 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Also hanging out at Fame Studio was “Ramblin’ Man.” Fantastic Location in a booming area, convenient to MTSU, a long-haired, free-spirited guitar retail shopping (Walmart) restaurants and much more! virtuoso named Duane Allman. Gregg Allman continued to With approximately 250+/- feet of road frontage on East Main/Woodbury Pike, Allman and Pickett clicked right perform for the next four-plus the possibilities are endless! Natural gas is available - other utilities are in place - land survey in process. off the bat, and Allman ended up decades, sometimes as a member of Be sure not to miss this rare, historic event. playing guitar on Pickett ’s cover of ABB, and sometimes as a solo act— This property has been in the same family name for many, many years! the Beatles’ single “Hey Jude” (a hit usually called the ‘Gregg Allman The Estate of the famous Arthur Pope Taylor for both The Beatles and Pickett ). Band’—which brings me to the one time I saw Gregg perform live: It AUCTIONEERS: '( *%)*("%("* &')*#"* ''))!('( Phil Walden, head of Capricorn was around 1996, and the Gregg BOB BUGG 615-456-4042 %& )* &!%*&#"*%'))%*&"$*'(!!*( )'* %)'('$* $ *("*%( (($ ' *# ) *& )*#!*&'(# &%) * * # )!*("*%)* )% * Records in Macon, GA, heard Allman Band was performing at and KEITH STRAIN 615-456-7575 $("*$& *(*!& )*& &")*$ )*#"**$& ! * REFERRED BY: DONALD EDWARDS * )'!*') # *&$$)$*%(*#$*%(*$)%)' #")*#"& *!& ) Pickett ’s cover of “Hey Jude” and 328 Performance Hall in Nashville, '#) * '('&%)$** #%*))$ was so impressed with Allman’s TN. Appearing on stage with Gregg + +&*#+ $'(+"%$&%+(&+ +)%*+# * (+(&+ )*+'*) )#*+")$!(+!+) &% )! *+ $( + * *%)'+') +)''+"&(*!($)'+ *%#+ $''+ *+)''& * + )#+"%$&%+(&+#)'*+(&+ )*+( *+ &*+$!#"* (* +)(+( *$%+*"*!#* guitar playing that Walden decided that night, along with others, were: ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PREVIOUS ADVERTISING. 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Jai Johnny Johanson on drums. ears, and I’m just grateful I was there to witness it. “That particular part Duane played [on Pickett ’s “Hey Jude”] changed Granted, I’ve always loved, music – it changed music to the point still love, Gregg Allman’s music. that Southern Rock was born,” Fame However, the att ribute I most Studio musician-producer Jimmy admire about the ‘blue-eyed bluzer’ Johnson stated in a documentary is this: He managed to conjure up Plan ahead so you are remembered by the titled “Southern Rock Revolution.” the strength to bear the cross of happy memories of a life well lived. Southern Rock music from brother Though ABB had released two Duane’s death in 1971 until Gregg’s Free albums, “The Allman Brothers own death in 2017. Ironically, my evaluation Band” in 1969, and “Idlewild South” all-time favorite Gregg Allman song of your in 1970, most music afi cionados is “It’s Not My Cross to Bear,” and, policy, planning agree the commercial launch pad wouldn’t you know, the title of his guide and for ABB was their fi rst live album, 2013 autobiography is “My Cross to help fi lling “At Fillmore East,” recorded at rock Bear.” out insur- promoter Bill Graham’s Fillmore ane forms. East venue, located in New York (NOTE: In addition to family Just City. ABB’s “At Fillmore East” was members and several well-known mention recorded March 12-13, 1971, and was musicians, those att ending Gregg this ad. released in July 1971. Considered one Allman’s funeral, held June 3, 2017, of the greatest live rock albums ever, in Macon, Georgia, were ex-wife/ Smith Funeral Home “At Fillmore East” (a double LP) was actress/singer Cher Bono, and 303 Murfreesboro Rd ABB’s fi rst album to go platinum. 92-year-old Jimmy Carter, former Woodbury TN 37190 Further, in addition to being chosen governor of Georgia, and former 615-563-5337 for preservation by the Library of president of the United States.) www.smithfuneralhomewoodbury.net JUNE 13, 2017 CANNON COURIER PAGE 7 THE CANNON BLAST
Submit items to The Blast by email at mortgage, electric, water, or food assistance if you have a Saturday, October 14th, 2017 – Woodbury, TN [email protected] household with one member working at least 29 hours or Saturday, November 11th, 2017 – Smithville, TN more a week. (931) 528-1127 Saturday, December 9th, 2017 – Woodbury, TN *** *** *** Solid Waste Department GED Prep Class Bethlehem Church of Christ Gospel announces new hours Adams Library Meeting Due to budget cuts imposed by the Cannon County Every Tuesday at 5:30 pm GED preparation class in the June 11-14th Commission, the Solid Waste Department must reduce Jennings Community Room at Adams Memorial Library. Sunday morning 10AM; nightly 7PM Ongoing, self-paced and individualized, please att end some services extended to the public. Starting Monday *** November 21st, the Cannon County Convenience Center any Tuesday you can. will have new hours of operation. **** Woodbury Church of Christ VBS June 11-14th 6-8PM Sunday-Closed THIRD THURSDAY CONCERTS Monday-7A-5P For bus pickup 615-563-2119 Tuesday-7A-5P START MAY 18 *** Wednesday-Closed The City of Cookeville Department of Leisure Services’ Third Thursday Concerts open May 18 with the Auburntown Church of Christ VBS Thursday-9A-7P June 11 - 14th 6:30-8:30PM Friday-9A-7P Tennessee Backroads Band at 7:30 p.m. at the Dogwood Saturday 7A-5P Performance Pavilion in Dogwood Park, 30 E. Broad St., *** Only household waste will be accepted at the Cookeville. More concerts are planned for June 15, July Leoni Church of Christ VBS Convenience Center. There will no longer be any 20 and Aug. 17. All are free. A diff erent band is featured June 18 - 21st building materials accepted or cardboard pickup each month, covering a variety of music genres. For more Sunday night 6PM; Monday - Wednesday 7PM information, call 931-528-1313. provided. Please make note of any changes. *** *** *** REAGAN DAY DINNER Songwriter Night - Every Other Friday Alcoholics Anonymous June 23, 5PM, Rustic Elegance Event Center If you drink alot that’s your business. Red Barn Restaurant, Bradyville TN If you want to stop that’s ours. Beginning May 5, 2017, Nashville performing artist Special guest and key note speaker Meetings are on Sunday morning at 9 a.m. at Stones Cyndi Washburn will host a singer/songwriter night at U.S. Representative MARSHA BLACKBURN River Hospital Cafeteria. Sunday evening and the Red Barn Restaurant; located at 11174 Jim Cummings Hosted by the CANNON CO REPUBLICAN PARTY Wednesday evening meetings are at 7:30 p.m. at the Hwy. in Bradyville, TN. Sign-ups are at 5:30 and the Friday, June 23, doors open at 5pm,dinner at 6pm Senior Citizens Center. music is featured from 6pm to 8pm. All genres of music Rustic Elegance Event Center Call 615-653-7914. are welcome. This is a perfect opportunity for aspiring 1751 Doolitt le Road, Woodbury, Tn 37190 Tickets are available now, $30 each or a table seating 8 *** artists to share their original music in an intimate sett ing and family friendly atmosphere. All ages and is $225 send check to : Celebrate Recovery skill levels are encouraged to att end. The songwriter Cannon County GOP, PO Box 262, Woodbury, Tn 37190 Celebrate Recovery from hurts, habits and hang-ups night will be held every other Friday evening. Please or see: www.cannoncountygop.com meets every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church. email [email protected] questions or or call: Bonnie Thomas, 615-563-4128 / 972-765-0549 *** additional information. All are Welcome *** Flags for Sale *** Fall Wagon Train Ride The American Legion Post 279 in Woodbury is Liberty Dance selling fl ags and accessories. The monies raised from the Sept. 21-22 & 23—The Fall Wagon Train Ride will be Saturday, June 17 from 7 to 10 p.m. sponsored by The Middle Tn. Mule Skinners Assoc. sale of these fl ags goes 100% back to our Community, Featuring Tennessee Backroads Band. our Youth and our Veterans, in Cannon County. This is Wagons will leave the fair grounds in Woodbury at 9 Friday, June 23 from 7 to 10 p.m. am each day ( over-night camping is allowed.) Contact an on-going project. We have available an assortment of Featuring Danny and the Cats. all sizes and all types of fl ags - United States Flags, State Grady George Jr. at 615-849-6867 for further information. Saturday, June 24 from 7 to 10 p.m. *** Flags, Military Service Flags; and all sizes of fl ag poles. Featuring Southern Roadhouse. WHAT’S HAPPENING IN The United States Flag 3’x 5’ nylon is $25 (best price Come enjoy the music and dance. Call 615-563-2792 or anywhere). This is our most popular fl ag. The United 615-464-8110 for more information. CANNON COUNTY SCHOOLS States Flag 4”x 6” is .50 each or $5 a dozen for special *** occasions. The military services/branches fl ags are $30 May 15-June 15—Open enrollment paperwork may be each. For that special display. We can get you any State Cannon County Senior Center Music Night fi led. Offi ce hours are posted on CCBOE door. Friday, June 16 7PM with Ronnie Crownover and Silver Flag, diff erent size fl ags and diff erent size fl ag poles, (small house fl ag poles to large business fl ag poles.) WE Creek Band performing. June 12-15 & June 19-22—Summer Feed Program for all ALSO HAVE INDOOR FLAG SETS. Friday, July 7 Rode West performing FLAGS FOR ALL OCASSIONS. Friday, July 21 with Gilley Brothers Performing Cannon County students will be held at WGS cafeteria, If you need to make a special order, call and we have a Admission is $5 and doors open at 6 p.m. 11:00-11:30 a.m. catalogue available to make your selections. *** CONTACT A MEMBER OF AMERICAN LEGION Peter and the Starcatcher June 14-16—Fall Creek Falls Leadership Institute POST 279 OR CALL; CHARLIE HARRELL 615-542-1289, June 2 - 17 JIM STONE 615-563-6111, BRENT BUSH 615-563-2691, The Arts Center of Cannon County BRITT KNOX 615-904-5644, OR PENNY DANIELS 615- Peter and the Starcatcher is rated PG June 25-28—Model Schools Conference, Nashville 563-6729. We will be glad to take your order, deliver Peter and the Starcatcher provides a humorous and your order, and all with a smile and a big thank you, for fantastical backstory for the beloved character of Peter June 30—GED graduation for Warren, Cannon, Supporting the American Legion Post 279, AND OUR Pan and his arch-nemesis Captain Hook. In this wickedly Dekalb Counties, 6:00 p.m., First United Methodist YOUTH, OUR COMMUNITY, AND OUR VETERANS, imaginative play, we meet a poor orphaned child on the Church Outreach Center, McMinnville, TN OF CANNON COUNTY. high seas simply called Boy because, in the absence of *** a mother and a father, he was never given a name. His sad and lonely world is turned upside down when he July 4—CCBOE closed to celebrate Independence Day Clearfork United Methodist Church meets Molly. The daughter of famous Starcatcher Lord 1721 Big Hill Road, Gassaway Astor, our heroine is on a mission to save the world and Clearfork Methodist will begin its monthly dinners on July 6—Principals’/Supervisors’ meeting at CCBOE, protect a treasure trunk fi lled with magical star stuff Saturday, January 7. Suppers will be once a month on 8:30 a.m. from gett ing into the hands of evil and greedy pirate the fi rst Saturday with hours 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. The menu Black Stache. As they travel aboard the Neverland ship features catfi sh or chicken tenders with choice of pinto, headed for a faraway land, Molly and Boy learn about July 6—District PLC, 1:00 p.m., CCBOE white or green beans, hush puppies, cabbage slaw or love, friendship and forge an unbreakable bond. veggie salad, french fries, homemade desserts and drink. Performances run June 2, 3, 9, 10, 16 & 17 at 7:30pm Carry out dinners are available by calling 615-563-1415. July 7—TN Achieves community meeting to update on June 4 & 11 at 2:00 pm TN Promise accomplishments, 8:30 a.m., CCBOE *** *** CSBG Funding Available to Assist DeKalb/Cannon County Amateur Radio Community Service Block Grant (CSBG) Program has July 11—School Board meeting workshop, 6:30 p.m., funding available to immediately assist applicants Club AmateurRadio Exam Session CCBOE in need due to a temporary emergency situation. on the following dates (Walk-ins are welcome). 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Ask Rusty : News from the Mountain Spousal Benefi ts Lost BY CAROL GUNTER Thunder in the distance so I guess we’re going to have another round of rain Clyde and Bobby interested in that litt le Dear Rusty: I took my Social in this case, spousal benefi ts must have before nightfall. First day of June and green man statue I told you about in the Security at 62 since I had to stop been applied for to be received. Note that there’s an old saying if it rains on the last column. They are going to check out working to care for my mom when I since the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 1st day of the month, it will rain for 15 the place and try to purchase the statue. was enacted, everyone applying for Social was 57. I was widowed at the time but days. We can’t stand much more rain Your guess as good as mine as to why Security is “deemed fi ling” for both their like we’ve been having. Farmers would they would want the statue. I’m just remarried when I was 58 1/2 years old. own and spousal benefi ts, but that doesn’t probably agree as they are having a hoping it doesn’t show up at the “Gunter I collected on my own work record, mitigate this particular issue because both hard time gett ing all their crops planted. Reumion” which was low. Why didn’t I get half spouses applied for benefi ts prior to the Wet spring and now it could be a wet of my present husband’s benefi t when new rules becoming eff ective. summer in store for us with summer Hunter Underwood stopping by for a he started benefi ts at his full retirement In your specifi c case, you became offi cially beginning on June 21st. visit. Family all doing well. eligible for your additional spousal age? I am 70 now. Will I get his full benefi t as soon as your present husband’s Haven’t seen any junebugs or Japanese Left out Gracie Bratcher’s birthday for Social Security if he dies before me? benefi ts began. Assuming your husband beetles yet but I know they’ll show up June. Gracie’s birtherday is June 20th. Signed: Missing Benefi ts is about the same age as you, if ½ of your prett y soon to pester us. The beetles Wishing you the best on your birthday, husband’s benefi t at his full retirement really go after my maroon cannas and my Gracie. Dear Missing: Yours is an issue age of 66 was more than your own benefi t, crepe myrtles. Still have the sevin dust in which we unfortunately see occasionally this means that you have gone for about 4 our garage to take care of these intruders, You might just want to circle these dates with folks who have been collecting their years without receiving the added spousal when they arrive. on your calendar in red July 21st and own benefi ts for a long time and later benefi ts you are entitled to. So, the fi rst 22nd as that will be the 41st Annual become entitled to more than they have thing you should do is to contact Social Seems there was this horrifi c accident Lions Super Pull of the South at Chapel been receiving. This situation arises with Security as soon as possible and apply where a vehicle took out a cow and was Hill, Tennessee at the Lions Memorial couples where the lower-earning spouse for your spousal benefi ts (or do it online totaled just like the cow. Can’t fi nd Field. Each night beginning at 7PM all fi led for Social Security before their at ssa.gov). When you do this, be sure to out if it was that invisible cow or not as that loud noise (which is music to a lot higher-earning spouse applied. The lower- make the eff ective date of those benefi ts 6 everyone is sort of tight lipped about the of people’s ears) begins with Heavy 55 earning spouse (spouse#1) got benefi ts months prior to the date you fi le, because matt er. The cow and the driver of the Tractors (Diesel), Pro Stock Tractors, based upon their own work record only Social Security will pay you up to 6 months vehicle arguing back and forth (that cow Mini Modifi eds, 6200# 4WD Truacks and and received no spousal benefi t because of retroactive benefi ts. Unfortunately, the only mooed at Christmas Eve- I did not Unlimited Modifi ed Tractors competing the higher-earning spouse (spouse#2) had remaining 3 ½ years of the benefi ts you know it could talk if its the same cow) to sue who is the best in their class. not yet fi led. Later on, when spouse#2 were entitled to but didn’t claim may be about whose fault the accident was. The Aubrey and I enjoyed this pull a lot. I fi nally fi led for benefi ts, spouse#1 became lost. There is at least some chance, if your last words that the cow would utt er on think you will, too. Earplugs a big plus, eligible for a “spousal boost” (if their husband listed you as a spouse when he the night were, if I live through this, I’ll if you plan on att ending this big event. spousal benefi t was more than their own), applied, that Social Security might give see you in court. The cow passed away but it did not happen automatically; that you more than six months retroactive, so very peacefully after that. Please keep these people on your prayer “spousal boost” had to be applied for when you should make an appointment and list: Carlon Melton, Mai Nell Melton, spouse #2 started benefi ts. Unfortunately explain what happened to see if anything June 18th will be Father’s Day and that Edith Miller, Donna Lawson, Charlie Mai many people didn’t realize this, assuming more can be recovered. will be coming up shortly. Give dad a Daniel, Bobby Taylor and Denise Stanton. that the benefi t they received when they As to your second question, yes, upon hug and a day he will always remember. fi rst fi led is what they get for the rest of your husband’s death you will receive You know what he likes so get that their life. They might also have assumed 100% of the benefi t he was receiving, special card for your dad and a gift and that Social Security automatically made instead of the benefi t you are already be sure to take him out for dinner to let the spousal adjustment for them, which receiving him know how loved and appreciated If you have any news for the column, just wasn’t the case. As a result, we fi nd that he is. Fathers provide so much stability give me a call at 615-563-4429. some spouses have lost thousands of Social Security in a family. Honor them as they work dollars in benefi ts, simply because they hard to provide the best for their family For God so loved the world, that He gave did not know they had to actually apply and want them to have it bett er than His only begott en Son, that whosoever for spousal benefi ts when they became Matt ers they did , when they were growing up. believeth in Him should not perish, but have eligible for them. A similar situation by AMAC Certifi ed Social Always there to listen, help, and solve everlasting life. – John 3: 16 might exist where someone who was Security Advisor Russell Gloor any problem that may arise. Count your single and already receiving benefi ts Association of Mature blessings, if you still have your dad. marries a higher-earning person already American Citizens Happy Father’s Day! collecting Social Security benefi ts. 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His specifi c memories dental school. He entered HE WENT ... of his walk through Bu- the University of Ten- years of college,” said chenwald concentration nessee College of Den- Willard, who graduated camp that April morning tistry, Memphis, in 1949 from MTSU June 6, 1941, of 1945 are now but a and graduated in 1952 with majors in math and blur. as president and ranking science. “It was just a terrible top academically of his Seven days later, June thing, hard to believe,” he class. 13, he enlisted in the says of what he witnessed “I started practicing Army, just two days after inside the electrifi ed dentistry in Clarksville in he turned 24. barbwire fence. “Hitler 1952, and I practiced 34 “I went in because it put to grave 12 million. years. I’ve been retired 31 was time for me to go,” Six million of those were years,” he said. he said. “My induction Jews and six million were Frank and Katherine station was Fort Ogletho- civilians, not soldiers but had three children: Lin- rpe, Ga. They sent me to people that disagreed da, Frank II (deceased) Fort Sill, Okla., to basic with Hitler.” and Jim; and have two training.” Of the 600 or so soldiers grandchildren and two After att ending offi cer that he served beside great-grandchildren. candidate school for 14 in the 738th, there were His family had a birth- months at Fort Bragg, about 30 commissioned day party at his home Frank and Katherine Gower Willard met as students at Middle Tennessee State N.C., he was commis- offi cers. He states, “All June 17. University and will have been married 75 years come August 9. The couple lives in sioned a second lieu- of them are deceased but Willard was a member Clarksville, Tenn., where Frank practiced dentistry for 34 years tenant in March 1942. In three: me and a boy who of the Kiwanis Club 23 12 hours earlier than was the summer of 1944, Wil- lives in Washington state years, a member of First GERMAN ... expected. The food each lard was shipped over- and one other.” Baptist Church 63 years seen pictures of such things slept 250 prisoners. I im- prisoner consumed each seas and landed in Liver- Willard received fi ve and is a lifetime member but only thought it was mediately questioned what day consisted of one bowl pool, England. batt le stars and the of the American Dental propaganda. A lieutenant seemed to me a physical of soup and a small piece of He crossed the English Bronze Star for his ser- Association. colonel looked at me and impossibility. The guide bread. In this manner mur- Channel to land on Utah vice. Among his other He enjoyed showing said, “My God, Major, explained — along either der could be covered up Beach in France on Aug. mementoes of being in Tennessee Walking Hors- that’s not propaganda.” I side of the room were rows by making it appear that 9, 1944, two months after the U.S. Army are his es from the 1960s into started to snap a picture of shelves, made into com- the people died a natural D-Day, and remained in stripes as a corporal, sec- the 1990s. Among the but I could not help turning partments about four feet death. How long would it active combat until the ond lieutenant, fi rst lieu- horses in his stable were away and cursing a people wide, six feet long and 20 take to die a natural death end of the war in Europe, tenant, captain, major Mr. Peepers, Sun’s Mid- who would live in a land inches high. In each one of under such conditions? May 8, 1945. and lieutenant colonel. night Angel, Grits Gala and allow such practices to these compartments slept I asked the guide what The fi rst two weeks in He had an older broth- Girl and Doc’s Eternal exist. Even I was disgusted six persons. The only cov- he thought should be done France, he and his com- er, Ben Willard, who Flame. He showed Angel at myself for not believing er of any kind except bare to punish the Germans, rades supervised a POW served in the South Pa- and Eternal Flame at the what I had read and heard. boards were two blankets. he replied, “Just like they camp. They went into cifi c and was captured Walking Horse Celebra- It was hard for me to be- Next we visited a build- have done to us.” The Ger- combat Aug. 25. by the Japanese. Ben was tion in Shelbyville and lieve what appeared before ing which the guide re- man prisoners including “We were heavy ar- to escape and made his has shown his horses in my very eyes. How could ferred to as the hospital. SS troops that I have heard tillery. We had 12 guns way back to U.S. lines. He Woodbury. He also had anyone be so inhuman? This building was similar interrogated all talk and [howitz ers] weighing 15 died in 1972. a hobby farm where he The other lieutenant colo- to the other barracks, ex- act alike. They all say they tons each. The guns fi red Before Frank Willard raised catt le until about nel remarked, “Why the --- cept in the bott om of each were “forced into it.” They an 8-inch diameter shell left for the European the- fi ve years ago. barbaric ---, Hell, I want to compartment was a dirty all say they haven’t done that had a maximum ater, he married Kather- These days, he said he get back to the front.” straw mat. The hospital a thing. Those who had range of 10-and-a-half ine Gower, a Robertson starts out with the morn- We next visited the com- was no less crowded than charge of this camp, when miles. The shells weighed County native he met at ing paper. “The fi rst thing mandant’s house, which the barracks and stank captured, will say the same. 200 pounds,” said Wil- MTSU, on Aug. 9, 1942. I do is turn to the obitu- was located in the center with fi lth. No human be- We, the American people, lard. They have been husband ary column to see if I’m of the camp. Here we saw ing could have lived long do not believe in any pun- ishment that is adequate “My job was train- and wife for 75 years and there,” he joked. “Then I a room of tatt oos of human in this place had he not for those who are respon- ing the garrisons, and in have lived a total of 197 read sports, politics, gov- skin preserved in alcohol. been ill. We looked over sible for these crimes. We combat, I was responsi- years. ernment.” He enjoys tele- We saw a lamp shade made a very thick book, which will never stoop that low. ble for the fi re direction Willard can’t remem- vision and watches “Ten- of a piece of human tat- was a register of patients. What I have seen the past center. In the fi re direc- ber where they went on nessee Crossroads,” “The tooed skin stretched over a Each patient’s name who two months has made my tion center we had a grid their fi rst date, but says, Lawrence Welk Show” wire. The guide told us that had died was indicated by heart bleed and say many that was plott ed with our “I had to ask her three and the news. the souvenirs of human a red cross mark; I would times, “Thank God I’m an batt eries, and we had co- skin was a hobby of the estimate 95 percent of the times.” Asked why he thinks American, and thank God ordinates of some targets commandant’s wife. These names were so indicat- He asked her to marry he has lived nearly a Hitler never got to Amer- in enemy territory. . . . him, he said, after, “I de- century, he answered, “I had been cut off the bodies ed. The guide told us that that had been murdered. during the past year, 6,400 ica.” As the war nears an Our batt alion fi red 28,363 cided I couldn’t live with- have never been ill, just end, let us hope that our 200-pound shells. It was out her.” lucky. I feel good, sleep The next place we visited patients had died in Janu- was the sterilization room, ary and 8,500 in February. great leaders, among oth- a very accurate weapon.” After the war, Wil- good. I think a lot of it’s er things, will plan such a Over the next eight lard was a professor of in the genes from when a room through which all The guide told us that at the prisoners passed when the time the Americans lib- peace that will prevent the months, Willard and the military science and tac- you’re born.” mass murder of innocent 738th Field Artillery Bat- tics at Eastern Kentucky His mott o: Therefore fi rst entering the camp. erated the camp that there We next visited one of were about 60,000 prison- people from occurring talion fought their way University for two years. all things whatsoever ye again. across France and Germa- He then took advantage would that men should the barracks where the ers there. The German SS prisoners slept. I saw one My eyes have been ny and were in Czecho- of the G.I. Bill of Rights do to you, do ye even so troops had planned to kill building about 35 feet by the entire camp, but the opened. It’s great to be an slovakia when the war in and decided to enroll in to them. American. Europe ended. 200 feet. In this building Americans arrived about
Woodbury Health and Rehab Center Supper Cookout
The Residents, Families and Staff enjoyed a Summer Cookout on May the 18th with live music that followed.
Cooking the meat was the owner of Woodbury Health and Rehab John Sheehan. The Dietary Staff provided all the sides. Our staff with their families did all the serving and setup for the event. Thanks to our staff and their families who are so devoted to our residents and their families; to Huff and Puff for the loan of the trailer for the Gilley Bro's to perfrorm on; and thank you to the Gilley's for always a good time. A special Thank You to Donna Nichols for all the memories she took in photos for us. {Ad photos by Donna Nichols} PAGE 10 CANNON COURIER JUNE 13 2017 Auburntown Highlights By Cassandra Hughes & Donna Nichols
“A Busy & Fun Sunday on Memorial Day Weekend”
On April 23rd, Brother Larry Thomas was voted to serve as full-time pastor of Auburn Baptist Church, Auburntown. Brother Thomas grew up in the Bradyville area and is a 1975 graduate from Woodbury Central High School. He and his wife Anita live on Auburntown Road and have three adult children. Brother Larry The Arts Center of Cannon County presents Thomas and wife Anita (pictured right) during the PETER AND THE STARCATCHER Auburn Baptist Church Welcome Fellowship Meal held recently. On Memorial By Rick Elice Day the church was blessed with three professions of faith baptisms. They were: Krista Bryson, Lauryn Crawley and Kaylee Rusnock. Based on the novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson; Music by: Wayne Barker Performances run June 9, 10, 16 & 17 at 7:30PM & June 11 at 2:00PM LtoR: Dannica (Lily) Hughes poses with Peter and the Starcatcher provide a Molly. The daughter of famous Starcatcher Emma Crook during humorous and fantastical back story for Lord Astor, our heroine is on a mission Auburn Baptist Church’s the beloved character of Peter Pan and to save the world and protect a treasure Youth Sunday. Dannica his arch-nemesis Captain Hook. In this trunk fi lled with magical star stuff from was honored as State wickedly imaginative play, we meet a gett ing into the hands of evil and greedy Participant and Emma poor orphaned child on the high seas pirate Black Stache. As they travel aboard Crook as State Superior simply called Boy because in the absence the Neverland ship headed for a faraway Winner in Bible Drill of a mother and a father, he was never land, Molly and Boy learn about love, competition. given a name. His sad and lonely world friendship and forge an unbreakable bond. is turned upside down when he meets Sponsored by Saint Thomas Stones River Hospital and directed by Tara Winton, Kiley Hughes (right) this production features Regional Runner up and Woodbury Livestock Adam LaPorte as Boy and Caitlyn Crook (far right) Julia Kelley as Molly. The State Runner up in Bible 6/6/2017 cast also includes Justin drill competitions were * w/v = wean/vaccinated Winton, David Cummings, honored at Auburn Baptist Spree Star, Jeff rey LaPorte, Church on Youth Sunday Hfrs 435-437 150.50-155.50wv Ted Verbeten, Ric Kinkade, May 21st. Hfrs 500-537 148.00-152.00wv Nolan Ragland, Noah Brady, Matt hew Connors Krista Bryson (below Hfrs 655 133.50 and Eli Ragland. Tickets Hfrs right) receives Bible and 665 138.50wv are $15 with discounts Certifi cate of Baptism. Bulls 290 190.00 available for students Lauryn Crawley (below Bulls 525 153.00 and seniors and can be left) and Kaylee Rusnock Bulls 625-645 141.25-142.25 purchased by calling (615) (below right) pause before Strs 605 149.50wv 563-2787 Tuesday through baptism service. Guess speaker was Jeran Tenpenny, a teacher at Woodbury High Strs 860 134.50wv Saturday 10AM-4PM or School. online at artscenterofcc. COWS Breaker 57.00-58.25 com and (subject to availability) at the door one COWS Boner 60.00-67.50 hour prior to show time. COWS Lean 58.50-60.50 BULLS 85.75-91.00 Peter and the Starcatcher is Rated PG. BULLS Low Dressing 76.25 The Arts Center is located on 1424 John Bragg Highway, just west of the town of Woodbury.For more information call 615- 563-(ARTS) 2787.
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615-529-2955 | www.DTCcom.net PAGE 11 CANNON COURIER JUNE 13, 2017 SPORTS 2017 Dixie Youth League
Crush (9U Coach Pitch Solfball) White Sox (9/12 Kid Pitch) Diamond Crushers (14U Kid Pitch)
Lake Monsters (5/8 Coach Pitch) Raptors (7/8 Coach Pitch) Ironbirds (5/6 Coach Pitch)
Dirt Diamonds (14U Softball Kid Pitch) Riverdogs (5/6 Coach Pitch) Cubs (9/12 Kid Pitch)
Little Dougies (14U Kid Pitch) Thunder (5/6 Coach Pitch) Storm (7/8 Coach Pitch)
Storm Chasers (T-Ball) Rubberducks (5/6 Coach Pitch) Blue Wahoos (T-ball) More teams in next week’s Courier PAGE 12 CANNON COURIER JUNE 13 2017 Grammar School Honor Students
WOODBURY WOODLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Announces Announces 2016-17 4th Term 2016-17 4th Term Principal's list, Honor Roll, Honors Students and Perfect Att endance
Mrs. Angela Cossey Murphy, Gage Thorpe, Powell, Gunter Pitt s, Toby and the faculty and staff Layla Barrett , Jordyn Tucker Gage Hooper 2nd Foster 6 Smith of Woodland Elementary Beaty, Luis Gonzalez, Honor Roll: Taylor Anna Lara PRINCIPAL’S LIST PRINCIPAL’S LIST School are proud to Braylynn Taylor Ross, Tyson Pope, Bryant Kolby Miller Hailey DeLong Hayden Arnold present the Honors A.R.R.R.O.W. Club: Robinson, Jonathon Fann Xaviar Odom Makayla Digiacomia Cadee Davis Students list for the fourth Kiana Henley, Jessica Merit List: Rachel Madalynn Sadler Ansley Hunter Sarah Hayes nine weeks of the 2016- McCombs, Allie Melton, Smartt , Cassie Ramsey, Emma Thomas Abigail McGee Anaston Holt 2017 school year: Kendra Murphy, Mylee Hannah Bowman, Shaeley Xaviar Odom Justin McVay Maddie Reed Schwartz , Ashton Edwards, Rose Davis, D. J. PERFECT ATTEND Georgia Poteete Mason Tramel Kindergarten Witt y, Kylie Bogle, Moore, Brody Morris, Ella Summer Burton Kava Stoetz el Arjun Vashist Perfect Att endance: Jaysie Hackney, Ava Simmons Sadie Thomas HONOR ROLL Ethan Sissom, Sidney Pope Roberts, Adlen Sissom, Perfect Att endance: 4th B. Todd Zeke Walkup Jacob Ashford A.R.R.R.O.W. Club: Layla Barrett , Jordyn Shane Clark, Connor PRINCIPAL’S LIST HONOR ROLL Cody Williams Blake Duncan, Jarren Beaty, Aiden Smith, Lorance Annalee Hibdon Allison Grace Hackney, Nate Jakes, Brett Smithson, Luis A.R.R.R.O.W. Club: HONOR ROLL Grayson Turner 7th Bourgeois Hannah Kreitz man, Gonzalez, Harley Sissom, Shelby Duggin, Austin Nicholas Lamendola Fditisable Vasquez PRINCIPAL’S LIST Ethan Sissom, Khaliyah Taylor Strawser, Carson Ferrell, Hanna Foster, Ava Hayes PERFECT ATTEND Autumn Barrett Stanback, Kyla Austin, Henderson, Yoselin Pulido, Hannah Jo Foulk, Konnor Julianne Hodge Hailey Delong Emma Haley Analyn Brown, Cullen Lukas Phillips, Brooklyn Lorance, Tracy Morrison, Tiff any Johnson Ben McGee HONOR ROLL Bryson, Hayden Gilley, Bowman, Makenna Cassie Ramsey, Taylor Katie Kyne Morgan Keller Rilley Mayo, Matt hew Lutt rell, Marshall Miller, Ross, Rachel Smartt , Jaycob Peters 2 McGee Nolan Lovvorn Mooneyham, Sidney Pope, Cayden Onate, Holly Junior Strawser, Shaeley Faith Taylor PRINCIPAL’S LIST Emil Morris Ryan Sanders, Korbin Robinson, Landon Smith, Edwards, Jonathon Fann, David Vazquez Summer Burton Kooper Nemeth Smith Brayden Smithson, Jaylynn Jayden McCombs, Brody Elijah Young HONOR ROLL Alex Ruth Taylor, Gene Thorpe Morris, Gunter Pitt s, Ethan Joshua Blair Jaylanne Coleman Jackson Thomas First Grade Powell, Bryant Robinson, PERFECT ATTEND Logan Hunt Cintia Vazquez Perfect Att endance: Fourth Grade Connor Rogers, Ella Christian Eubanks Isabella McCardell Jacob Watt s Joshua Powell, Kale Principal’s List: Thomas Simmons Colton Gater Annalee Hibdon Amber Yancy Sellars, Tucker Witt y McGee, Abbigail Davis, Nicholas Lamendola Hailey McNulty A.R.R.R.O.W. Club: Katie Beth Fann, Jacob Seventh Grade Faith Taylor Kaylee Murphy 7th Davis Carly Alexander, Ethan Smith, Ben Kauff man Principal’s List: Ava David Vazquez MarkPassenger HONOR ROLL Campbell, Braylon Merit List: Haley Bond, Rebecca Green, PERFECT ATTEND Alex Foster Chockley, Macie Foster, Hutson, Madi Leath, Kaylee Armstrong, Jalin 5th Parker Summer Burton Alexis Garza Aubrey Laxton, Vanessa Rose Sowards, Brennon Fann, Maleah Sissom, PRINCIPAL’S LIST Emily House Lopez, Bella Mason, Parker, Lili Pope, Rose Cassidy Taylor, Natalie Audrey Baird 3rd Odom Faith Vashist Joshua Powell, Kale Sowards, Cadence Witt y, Heisey, Nolan Bell, Carter Jillian Jakoby PRINCIPAL’S LIST Sellars, Ryder Vance, Madison Foster, Foster Cawthorn Alyssa Lewis Abi Alexander 8th Bogle Tucker Witt y, Peyton Kemp, Lakelyn Kilpatrick, Honor Roll: Chloe Savannah Porter Emma Barrett PRINCIPAL’S LIST Davenport, Zoey Ferrell, Joey Puff enbarger, Kylea Thomas, Ava Bond, Karen Norah Walkup Jaiden Harris Lauren Knox Samuel Krietz man, Emily Sullivan, Kathryn Trail Lopez HONOR ROLL Megan Jakoby MacKenzie Knox Mooneyham, Niome Perfect Att endance: Merit List: Parker Laniya Cannon HONOR ROLL Lavell Rogers Muse, Braydon Scott Kylea Sullivan, Lakelyn Cawthorn, Walker Britt any Davis Jayda Blount Abbey Smith Kilpatrick, Kaylie HIll Cawthorn, Michaela Emily Filyaw Alexis Davenport HONOR ROLL Second Grade A.R.R.R.O.W. Club: Sellars, Maci Sellars, Matt hew Harris Eli Garrett Britain Brown Perfect Att endance: Jesse Campbell, Abbigail Cynthia Davenport, Kelsey Peters Chandler Hale HannahJo Naylor Madelyn Morales, Katelyn Davis, Ethan England, Rebecca Green PERFECT ATTEND Sierra Puff enbarger Smith, Makenzie Huff , J.C. Frye, Haley Hutson, Perfect Att endance: 5th Wade Jaiden Harris Riley Sissom James McGee, Ryan Zuppa Katt ie Lack, Madi Leath, Nolan Bell PRINCIPAL’S LIST Zachary Talley A.R.R.R.O.W. Club: Thomas McGee, Connor A.R.R.R.O.W. Club: Ava Kilee McElyea 3rd Smith PERFECT ATTEND Izabella Allmon, Sara Williamson, Cadence Bond, Hailey Bowman, Raena Smith PRINCIPAL’S LIST Lauren Knox Austin, Krystopher Carter, Witt y, Rose Sowards, Cynthia Davenport, Karli Nancy Caroline Thomas Karli Burns Mackenzie Craig, Weston Abbi Morrison, Julia Davenport, Rebecca HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL 8th Todd Lovett , Madelyn Morales, Warren, Lia Bedwell, Green, Karen Lopez, Chloe Parker Joel Burgeson PRINCIPAL’S LIST Emily Parker, Aubrey Garrett Crawford, Katie Yuliana Pulido, Dathan Brooklyn Porter Aden Hooper Cody Baird Phillips, Talmon Scott , Beth Fann, Kaylie Hill, Stanley, Kayelyse Addison Shirley Amber Hunt HONOR ROLL Conner Smith, Katelynn Lakelyn Kilpatrick, Mason Strawser, Dylan Taylor, Cayden Law Logan Banks Smith, Alex Williamson, Lowe, Landyn Murphy, Kaylee Armstrong, Nolan 6th Underwood Hailey Young Travis Carr Chloe Adcock, Waylon Joey Puff enbarger, Brinley Bell, Parker Cawthorn, PRINCIPAL’S LIST PERFECT ATTEND Zett ie Elrod Crawford, Amber Heisey, Simmons, Jacob Smith, Walker Cawthorn, Carter Kierra Lindeman Aden Hooper Charity Giles Dustin Layne, James Kassandra Smyth, Kylea Cawthorn, Kolby Duke, Dana Nixon Ade Harwood McGee, Hannah Pitt s, Sullivan, Georgia Wells, Jalin Fann, Emma Grace Bradley Passenger 4th Lawler Hannah Higgins Baylee Sissom, Ryan Izabell Young Hughes, Natalie Heisey, Jacob Vallejos PRINCIPAL’S LIST Ashlee Hill Zuppa Braxton Parker, Maleah HONOR ROLL Boone Elrod Shellby Parker Fifth Grade Sissom, Cassidy Taylor, Dustin Johnson Izabella Harris Shevi Patt erson Third Grade Principal’s List: Jenna Chloe Thomas LilyBell Wimberly Kylie Lindeman Byron Sonderman Principal’s List: Haylee Bush, Matt ea Ciramella, Hunter Matt hews HONOR ROLL Foulk, Kyle Judkins, Zowee Dillard, Emily Eighth Grade PERFECT ATTEND Zoey Bogle Kyleigh Lowery, Jessica Lopez, Ashlan Reed, Jacob Principal’s List: Cassie Dustin Johnson McCombs, Allie Melton, Robinson, Reese Vance George, Bradi Mason, Brooklyn Parker, Mylee Merit List: A. J. Shelby Smithson, Madison Schwartz , Ashton Witt y, Armstrong, Austin Bush, Arnold, Brady Bryson, EASTSIDE Jaysie Hackney, Lukas Tucker Horsley, Cassidy Macey Ciramella Phillips, Ava Roberts, McTaggart, Kaia Robinson, Honor Roll: Kaleb Ryan, GRAMMAR SCHOOL Adlen Sissom, Holly George Seybold, Destiny Heather Wilson Robinson, Landon Smith Hiles Merit List: Zach Basham, Announces Honor Roll: Kiana Perfect Att endance: Adam Childs, Brady 2016-17 4th Term Henley, Carson Powell, Autumn Casteel, Destiny Davenport, Jack Davis, Layla Barrett , Kylie Hiles Dalton Hale, Shelby Reed, Honor Students Bogle, Jordan Beaty, Luis A.R.R.R.O.W. Club: A. Mia Zuppa Gonzales, Aiden Smith, J. Armstrong, Jenna Bush, Perfect Att endance: Jack Makenna Lutt rell James Clark, Virginia Davis, Autumn M. Young Pirtle, Amber Ivanowski, Barber, Austin Johnson, East Side School would Merit List: Mathew Hernandez, Emily Lopez, A.R.R.R.O.W. Club: Kennedi Higgins. Perfect Logan Gentry, Devin like to announce the Austin, Kendra Murphy, Kaia Robinson, George Dalton Hale, Hunter Att endance: Kennedi Grant, Callie Vance. Most following honor students Shay Prater, Andrew Seybold, Brianna Bowman, Hutson, Haley McClure, Higgins, Lilly Allen, Improved: Tristen Barber. (Principal’s List – All A’s), Stratt on, Jordan Beaty, Autumn Casteel, Chloe Maleah Millner, Lori Lindsay Powers. Most Honor Roll (A’s and B’s) Cobb, Gavin Franklin, Pitt ard, Mia Zuppa, Improved: Amber Mrs. Connie Foster’s and students with perfect Destiny Hiles, Logan Inge, Brady Bryson, Summer Ivanowski. Sixth Grade – att endance for the fourth Lola Odom, Ashlan Reed, Casteel, Hunter Davis, Principal’s List: Katie grading period ending Harley Sissom, Brett Jacob Robinson, Waylon Eric Estrada, Maria Funes, Mrs. Connie Phillips’ Davis. Honor Roll: Jada May 26: Smithson, Taylor Strawser, Southworth, Reese Vance Wesley George, Alex Third Grade – Luurs. Perfect Att endance: Brooklyn Bowman, Horsley, Kaleb Ryan, Principal’s List: Laney Katie Davis, Kole Higgins. Mrs. Ana Smith’s Addison Reed, Braylynn Sixth Grade Heather Wilson, Autumn Mullinax, Mason Thurman, Most Improved: Jada Kindergarten – Taylor Principal’s List: Houston M. Young Honor Roll: Miley Laila Underwood. Honor Luurs. Perfect Att endance: Witt y, Konnor Lorance, Barrett , Randen Davenport, Roll: Emily Manus, Gage Jag Gamberella, Kendra Shelby Duggin, Ethan Haydan Foster, Aidyn Nokes, Drayden Peebles, Mrs. Amy Harris, Tyson Haynes, Wyatt Valentino. Perfect Underwood’s Seventh Bella Hall, Jeff rey St.John, Att endance: Laney Grade – Principal’s Desi Nolen, Rylee Young. Mullinax, Gage Nokes, List: Cathan Cecil. Honor Perfect Att endance: Drayden Peebles. Most Roll: Braxten Alexander, Randen Davenport, Andie Improved: Madelyn Ashley Mooneyham, Jane Grant, Jeff rey St.John. Gannon. Layla O’Sullivan, Emma Most Improved: Richardson. Perfect Bella Hall. Ms. Samantha Young’s Att endance: Braxten Fourth Grade – Alexander, Layla Mrs. Paige Holt’s First Principal’s List: Sadey O’Sullivan, Dallas Roller. Grade – Grizzle, Olivia Moss, Most Improved: Emma Princupal’s List: Elaina Kurstin Warrick. Honor Richardson. Turner, Whitman Walls, Roll: Jack Grant, Connor Lillie Hunter. Honor Napier, Liv Prater. Perfect Mrs. Jackie Burger’s Roll: Andrew Alexander, Att endance: Sadey Eighth Grade – Riley Melton. Perfect Grizzle, Olivia Moss, Liv Principal’s List: Att endance: Andrew Prater. Most Improved: Eli Cantrell. Honor Alexander, Lillie Hunter, Sarah Rogers. Roll: Stella Brown, Maddy Sullivan. Most Hunter Davis, Cden Improved: Dominic Mrs. Brad Duke Cheyanne Moss, Krueger. Underwood’s Fifth Grade – Emalee Rogers. Perfect Principal’s List: Emma Att endance: Stella Brown, Mrs. Karen Cook’s Muncey. Honor Roll: Christian Davis, Hunter Second Grade – Logan Gentry, Jeremy Davis, Caden Duke. Most Woodbury Health and Rehab Center Rehab Deptment celebrating Preds Day June Principal’s List: Lilly Earls, Allie Skimehorn, Improved: MaKailey 8th! Go Preds You Got This : Bring Home the Cup! (L to R) Becca, David, Dana and Allen. Honor Roll: Jacob Callie Vance. Perfect Gould. Mike Att endance: Tristen PAGE 13 CANNON COURIER JUNE 13 2017 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF MEETING Cannon County 911 Board of BEER BOARD MEETING NOTICE Meet Dr Thea! Directors Cannon County resident, Dr Thea Carner, will be having The Board of Directors of the Take notice that Steven Allen or 1328 Toy Denny Road, Bradyville, offi ce hours at Coomes Chiropractic offi ce at 313 West Main St Cannon County 911 Emergency TN made application to the Cannon County Beer Board on May in Woodbury. She brings an additional techniques and a new Communications District will meet expertise to the practice. She uses dry needling and a specifi c at 6:30 pm, June 13, in the conference 30 2017 for a permit to sell on premises Beer and Consumption on muscle treatment called Graston Technique for help in overcoming Room of the Stones River Hospital Premises as provided in Section 57-201 Et.Seq. Tennessee Code acute and chronic conditions of the muscles. in Woodbury, Tennessee, or such Annotated. Dr Thea Carner grew up in Wisconsin and att ended the other location as may be posted at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She obtained her Bachelor Courthouse, where and which time the The application states the business will be operated in the 13th of Science in Biology and her Doctorate of Chiropractic from National University of Health Sciences in 2004. After private Board will consider any matt er that Civil District on Toy Denny Road, Bradyville TN. practice in Chicago, she moved to Tennessee in 2012 and joined may be properly presented. A public Laser Therapy & Chiropractic Center in Murfreesboro, where hearing will be held to review the The Cannon County Beer Board will meet Friday june 23, 2017 she practices currently. Dr Thea was the DNJ’s Ruthies Award budge proposed for the fi scal year that at 5PM in the Courtroom of the Cannon County Courthouse for Winner for Favorite Chiropractor for the past 2 years (2015, 2016). begins July 1. The public is invited to Consideration of this Application. Dr Thea will be joining Coomes Chiropractic part-time. Dr all meetings. Thea lives in Woodbury with her husband Brent and their 2 John Naylor, Chairman English Bulldogs. Bobby Smith, Clerk 911 Board of Directors
Legal Notice Advertisement for Bids The Cannon County Highway Department will be accepting sealed bids until 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 20,2017 At this time bids will be opened for materials for the fi scal year 2017-2018 at the Cannon County Highway Department Garage, 900 Old McMinnville Highway, P.O. Box 260, Woodbury, TN 37190
Tired of Renting? Have Questions? The Cannon County Highway Department If you don’t already have an agent, call me reserves the right to reject any and all bids. direct at 629-207-1606. For Further information, contact Wayne Hancock, Road Superintendent at 615-563-4213 The Woodbury Planning Commission will meet in regular session, Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at 6:00 PM at Woodbury City Hall. The meeting is open to the public.
James H. Barrett , Chairman
The Town of Woodbury 2016 Water Quality Report will be published in the Cannon Courier on June 20, 2017. This report will NOT be direct mailed to customers. You may request a copy by calling 615-563-4221.
PUBLIC NOTICE The Tennessee Division of Air Pollution Control (TDAPC) has received requests for construction and/or modifi cation of air contaminant sources as noted below. The proposed construction and/or modifi cation is subject to part 1200-3-9-.01(1)(h) of the Tennessee Air Pollution Control Regulations, which requires a public notifi cation and 30-day public comment period. Interested parties may express their comments and concerns in writing to Mrs. Michelle W. Owenby, Director, Division of Air Pollution Control, William R. Snodgrass Tennessee Tower, 312 Rosa L. Parks Avenue, 15th Floor, Nashville, Tennessee 37243 within thirty (30) days of the date of this notice. Questions concerning a source may be addressed to the assigned Division personnel at the same address or by calling 615-532- 0554.Individuals with disabilities who wish to participate should contact the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to discuss any auxiliary aids or services needed to facilitate such participation. Such contact may be in person, by writing, telephone, or other means, and should be made no less than ten days prior to the end of the public comment period to allow time to provide such aid or services. Contact the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation ADA Coordinator, William R. Snodgrass Tennessee Tower, 312 Rosa L. Parks Avenue, 2nd Floor, Nashville, Tennessee 37243, 1-866-253-5827. Hearing impaired callers may use the Tennessee Relay Service, 1-(800)-848-0298. The applicant is Composite Solutions, LLC with a mailing address of 1664 Murfreesboro Road, Woodbury, TN 37190. They seek to obtain an air contaminant permit (Division identifi cation number 08-0040-02 / 972748) for construction of two (2) new Spray Booths located at 1664 Murfreesboro Road, Woodbury, TN 37190. This proposed operation would consist of two (2) new Spray Booths that will be used mainly for sanding of body fi llers and polyester paints at their fi berglass boat and other fi berglass parts manufacturing operations. Shared Exhaust fi lters would be used for pollution control. There would be physical construction. Regulated air contaminants would be emitted by this source. Mr.Younes Aleali is the assigned Division person.
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NOTICE OF Register’s Offi ce, Cannon To Be Run on: May 30th, of the Notice to Creditors, property is subject to any This 5th day of June, 2017. SUBSTITUTE County, Tennessee. June 6th, & June 13th if the creditor received the and all lawful easements, TRUSTEE’S SALE copy of the Notice less than setback lines, restrictions, Kathy Ann Wilkins, THIS property is ***************************** sixty (60) days prior to the etc. of record and applying Administratrix, of the DEFAULT having been subject to and includes any date that is four (4) months to the within described Estate of Irene Marie made in the terms, and all lawful easements, IN THE JUVENILE from the date of the fi rst property and to the Vintinner deceased. conditions, and payments setback lines, restrictions, COURT OF publication (or posting) as zoning regulations of the provided for in a Deed of etc. of record and applying RUTHEROFRD COUNTY, described in (1)(A): or (2) appropriate governmental NATHAN S NICHOLS Trust dated the 3rd day of to the within described TENNESSEE Twelve (12) months from body. CLERK & MASTER November, 2008, executed property and to the AT MURFREESBORO the decedent’s date of by SLADE SISSOM to zoning regulations of the death. ALSO KNOWN AS: 6697 JOHNATHON C CLAUS THORMAEHLEN, appropriate governmental IN THE MATTER OF: Jim Cummings Highway, HERSHMAN Trustee, of record in Trust body. CHIANA SMITH ) This 26th day of May, 2017. Bradyville, TN 37026 ATTORNEY Deed Book 114, Page DOB: 01/26/2002 ) {6/13,20} 785, Register’s Offi ce for FOR source of title to said ) Sherry Thomas, This sale is subject to all Cannon County, Tennessee, realty reference is made to JAMES WILLIAM ALLEN Administratrix, of the matt ers shown on any ***************************** to secure the indebtedness Quitclaim Deed recorded in SMITH ) Estate of Darris Clinton applicable recorded plat; NOTICE TO CREDITORS therein described, FIRST Record Book 114, Page 594, DOB: 11/10/2003 ) Melton deceased. any unpaid taxes; any CHANCERY COURT NATIONAL BANK Register’s Offi ce, Cannon ) restrictive covenants, OF CANNON COUNTY, being the holder of said County, Tennessee. Minor children under the NATHAN S NICHOLS easements, or setback lines TENNESSEE indebtedness, having age of 18. ) CLERK & MASTER that may be applicable; demanded payment which ALSO known any statutory rights Estate of Charles Wade is past due and unpaid and as 202 E Main Street, Case No. TC3020 MATTHEW COWAN of redemption of any Alexander. said payment having not Woodbury, Tennessee. JOSHUA TAYLOR SMITH ATTORNEY governmental agency, state been made; NOTICE OF ENTRY {6/6,13} or federal; any prior liens Notice is hereby given that THEREFORE, I, Said Deed of Trust recites REQUESTED or encumbrances as well on the 2nd day of June MATTHEW D. COWAN, title as unencumbered, ****************************** as any priority created by 2017, lett ers of testamentary having been directed so to except as noted herein, but Petitioner, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S a fi xture fi ling; and to any or lett ers of administration do by the holder of said sale will be made as Trustee v. SALE matt er that an accurate with respect to the estate indebtedness and by virtue only, without covenant of TABITHA LEE SMITH and survey of the premises of Charles Wade Alexander of the power and authority seizing or warranties of JOSHUA COTY GILLEY, WHEREAS, default has might disclose. In addition, deceased were issued to vested in me by said title, and title will be made occurred in the performance the following parties may the undersigned by the Substitute Trustee Deed subject to any unpaid taxes Respondents. of the covenants, terms, claim an interest in the Chancery Court of Cannon recorded in Record Book and assessments and all and conditions of a Deed above- County, Tennessee. All 175, Page 419, Register’s valid restrictions, liens, ORDER OF of Trust Note dated persons, resident and Offi ce, Cannon County, covenants or easements, PUBLICATION September 29, 2009, and W&A No. 322398 non-residents, having Tennessee; and, if any, of record on said the Deed of Trust of even 1 referenced property: claims, matured and ON Tuesday, June 20th, property. date securing the same, unmatured against the 2017, at 10:00 o’clock A.M. The above-described This cause came recorded October 1, 2009, in DANIEL PICKERING estate are required to fi le at the MAIN ENTRANCE property has a street to be heard on the 5th day Book No. 121, at Page 943, same with the Clerk of on the south side of the address known as: 202 of May, 2017 before this in Offi ce of the Register of The sale held pursuant the Chancery Court on or Courthouse at Woodbury, E Main St., Woodbury, Honorable Court upon Deeds for Cannon County, to this Notice may be before the earlier of the Tennessee, will sell to the TN 37190. Such address a request for Service by Tennessee, executed rescinded at the Successor dates prescribed in (1) or highest and best bidder is not part of the legal Publication fi led on behalf by Daniel Pickering, Trustee’s option at any (2), otherwise claims will for cash free from the description of the property of the Petitioner, Joshua conveying certain property time. The right is reserved be forever barred: equity of redemption, sold herein, and in the Taylor Smith. It appearing therein described to to adjourn the day of the homestead, and dower and event of any discrepancy, from the Petition in this Andrew C Rambo as sale to another day, time, (1) (A) Four (4) months all other exemptions which the legal description herein cause and the sworn Trustee for Mortgage and place certain without from the date of the fi rst are expressly waived, shall control. MAP: 039K, Affi davit of the Petitioner Electronic Registration further publication, upon publication (or posting, the following described GROUP: A, PARCEL: that the residence of the Systems, Inc., as nominee announcement at the time as the case may be) of property located in the 053.00 Respondent, Joshua Coty for First Community and place for the sale set this Notice if the creditor Sixth (6th) Civil District of Interested parties are as Gilley is unknown and Mortgage, Inc., its forth above. W&A No. received an actual copy of Cannon County, Tennessee, follows: Stephen Constable; cannot be personally served successors and assigns; and 322398 the Notice to Creditors at to-wit: Midland Funding LLC, c/o with process, it is ordered the undersigned, Wilson & least sixty (60) before the Finkelstein Kern Steinberg that publication be made Associates, P.L.L.C., having DATED June 1, 2017 date that is four (4) months BEGINNING & Cunningham; Farm for four (4) consecutive been appointed Successor from the date of the fi rst at fence post in Priscilla Credit Mid-America, PCA, weeks in the Cannon Trustee by JPMorgan WILSON & ASSOCIATES, publication (or posted); or Woodward, et al (formerly c/o Law Offi ces of Bobo, County Courier, 210 West Chase Bank, National P.L.L.C., (B) Sixty (60) days from Watson) southwest corner Hunt, White & Burk. Water Street, Cannon Association. the date of the creditor on North margin of Main THIS LAW FIRM IS County, Tennessee 37190 Successor Trustee receiving an actual copy Street, and running with ATTEMPTING TO requiring said Respondent NOW, THEREFORE, of the Notice to Creditors, Main Street West forty (40) COLLECT A DEBT. to appear before the Judge notice is hereby given that FOR SALE if the creditor received the feet to an iron pin; thence ANY INFORMATION of said Court on or before the entire indebtedness INFORMATION, VISIT copy of the Notice less than north with lands of Monte OBTAINED WILL thirty (30) days from has been declared due and WWW.MYFIR.COM sixty (60) days prior to the J. Hutchins approximately BE USED FOR THAT date of last publication payable; and that an agent date that is four (4) months 150 feet to Alexander’s PURPOSE. hereof and make defense of Wilson & Associates, and from the date of the fi rst south boundary line; to the petition fi led in the P.L.L.C., as Successor WWW.REALTYTRAC. publication (or posting) as thence East with Alexander DATED: This the 23rd day above cause, which seeks Trustee, by virtue of the COM described in (1)(A): or (2) forty (40) feet to Priscilla of May, 2017. a fi nding of dependency power, duty, and authority {6/6,13,20} Twelve (12) months from Woodward, et al (formerly and neglect as to the above vested in and imposed the decedent’s date of Watson) approximately 150 MATTHEW D. COWAN named minor children, said upon said Successor **************************** death. feet to point of beginning. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE petition will be taken for Trustee, by JPMorgan ATTORNEY AT LAW and cause proceeded with Chase Bank, National NOTICE TO CREDITORS This 2nd day of June, 2017. THIS property is benefi ted P.O. BOX 446 ex parte. Association, will, on June CHANCERY COURT by right-of-way as shown WOODBURY, TN 37190 29, 2017 on or about 1:00 OF CANNON COUNTY, April Alexander, in Deed Book 81, Page 221, ENTERED this the _____ PM, at the Cannon County TENNESSEE Administratrix, of the day of ______, 2017. Courthouse, Woodbury, Estate of Charles Wade Request For Proposal Tennessee, off er for sale Estate of Irene Marie Alexander deceased. MAGISTRATE certain property hereinafter Vintinner. The Upper Cumberland Human Resource ADAM T. DODD described to the highest NATHAN S NICHOLS Agency, Administrative Entity/Fiscal Agent bidder FOR certifi ed funds Notice is hereby given that CLERK & MASTER for the Workforce Innovation and Opportuni- {lr6/6,13,20,27} paid at the conclusion of on the 5th day of June 2017, ty Act programs in Local Workforce Develop- the sale, or credit bid from lett ers of testamentary or MATTHEW COWAN ment Area 7, and the Local Workforce Devel- ******************************* a bank or other lending lett ers of administration ATTORNEY NOTICE TO CREDITORS entity pre-approved by the with respect to the estate {6/13,20} opment Board are requesting proposals from CHANCERY COURT successor trustee. The sale of Irene Marie Vintinner vendors interested in One-Stop Operator, Title OF CANNON COUNTY, is free from all exemptions, deceased were issued to ****************************** I Career Services for Adults and Dislocated TENNESSEE which are expressly waived the undersigned by the Workers, and Title I Youth Services. in the Deed of Trust, said Chancery Court of Cannon NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Darris Clinton property being real estate County, Tennessee. All Eligible bidders shall be an entity (public, Melton. situated in Cannon County, persons, resident and Estate of Charles L private, or nonprofi t), or consortium of enti- Tennessee, and being more non-residents, having Davenport. ties, including a consortium of entities that, at Notice is hereby given that particularly described as claims, matured and a minimum, includes 3 or more of the one- on the 26th day of May, follows: unmatured against the Notice is hereby given stop partners located in the local area, which 2017, lett ers of testamentary estate are required to fi le that on the 1st day of June may include: an institution of higher edu- or lett ers of administration LOCATED, lying and same with the Clerk of 2017 lett ers of testamentary cation; an employment service State agency with respect to the estate being in the Fifth (5th) the Chancery Court on or in respect of the estate established under the Wagner-Peyser Act (29 of Darris Clinton Melton Civil District of Cannon before the earlier of the of Charles L Davenport, deceased were issued to County, Tennessee and dates prescribed in (1) or deceased were issued to the U.S.C. 49 et seq.) on behalf of the local offi ce the undersigned by the being more particularly (2), otherwise claims will undersigned by the County of the agency; a community-based organiza- Chancery Court of Cannon described as follows, to- be forever barred: Probate Court of Cannon tion, nonprofi t organization, or intermediary; County, Tennessee. All wit: BEGINNING on an County, Tennessee. All a private for-profi t entity; another interested persons, resident and iron pin in the East margin (1) (A) Four (4) months persons both resident and organization or entity, which may include a non-residents, having of State Highway 53 at the from the date of the fi rst non-residents, having local chamber of commerce or other business claims, matured and intersection of the North publication (or posting, claims matured and organization, or a labor organization. unmatured against the margin of McBride Lane at as the case may be) of unmatured against said estate are required to fi le the NW corner of the tract; this Notice if the creditor estate are required to fi le The request for proposal is being issued same with the Clerk of thence with McBride Lane received an actual copy of same with the clerk of the on May 30, 2017 and can be picked up at the the Chancery Court on or South 89 deg. 14’ East 315.0 the Notice to Creditors at above named court within UCHRA Central Offi ce in Cookeville, TN before the earlier of the feet to the NE corner of this least sixty (60) before the four months of the fi rst or by e-mailing Ronald Basham (Director of dates prescribed in (1) or tract; thence leaving the date that is four (4) months publication of this notice, Employment and Training) rbasham@uchra. (2), otherwise claims will lane South 9 deg. 37’ West from the date of the fi rst othewise their claims will com, or Terry Alley (Director of General be forever barred: 210.0 feet to the SE corner publication (or posted); or be forever barred. of this tract; thence North (B) Sixty (60) days from Services) [email protected], to request a copy (1) (A) Four (4) months 77 deg. 22’ West 315.0 feet the date of the creditor This 1st day of June, 2017. of the RFP specs. Bids will be accepted until from the date of the fi rst to the SW corner of this receiving an actual copy Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. publication (or posting, tract in the East margin of of the Notice to Creditors, Stephen Mark Vance, Bids must be submitt ed in a sealed envelope as the case may be) of State Highway 53; thence if the creditor received the Executor of the Estate this Notice if the creditor with the Highway North 10 copy of the Notice less than of Charles L Davenport, and clearly marked on the outside: “One-Stop received an actual copy of deg. 55’ East 145.0 feet back sixty (60) days prior to the deceased. Operator/Title I Services” and must include the Notice to Creditors at to the point of beginning date that is four (4) months the name, address, and telephone number of least sixty (60) before the and containing 1.27 acres, from the date of the fi rst BOBBY SMITH the bidder. The bid should include one orig- date that is four (4) months more or less according to a publication (or posting) as COUNTY CLERK inal document. Bids must be submitt ed to: from the date of the fi rst survey by M. Allen Jones, described in (1)(A): or (2) UCHRA, 580 South Jeff erson Avenue, Suite B, publication (or posted); or RLS Twelve (12) months from ASHLEY D STEARNS Cookeville, TN 38501, and received no later (B) Sixty (60) days from the decedent’s date of ATTORNEY than 2:00 pm (CST) on Tuesday, June 20, 2017. the date of the creditor #339, dated May 14,1993, death. {6/13,20} receiving an actual copy Cannon County, TN. THIS UCHRA reserves the right to reject any or all bids and or waive any or all formalities. TDD Users: 800-848-0298. CANNON COURIER JUNE 13 2017 PAGE 15 '613 E E E 38 E E E ĹČǼũčĢǼ ƿ))Ǽę>He²+H)>Ǽ1h+Cb1hƑǼĎǠ+eR+ųS)Ǽ)Ǽ _A]8J_r8PQrT8O\ar¼ŰCc>4Ǽ &WfGZWpr,ZGWdZWr/lWB` /^B`9fZ`r /&&,-/" / 4@' ?@<" E@7 $
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JUNE 13, 2017 CANNON COURIER PAGE 16 TEASERS & TRIVIA CROSSWORD SUDOKU ARIES Ð Mar 21/Apr 20 You may fi nd yourself easily annoyed this week, Aries. Surround yourself with positive people so youÕre not pulled into the doldrums. You will snap out of this funk. CLUES ACROSS 53. Commercial 27. One with unusual powers of TAURUS Ð Apr 21/May 21 1. Monetary unit of Iran 54. Combining radio waves foresight Taurus, when others call on you to police a situation, you might 5. Soared the seas 56. Political divisions 29. Connecticut be stuck between doing the right thing and taking the side of a 11. Ornamental box 58. FootballÕs biggest event 30. FedÕl Housing Administration friend. Do your best to remain impartial. 12. Involuntary (abbr.) 31. Smallest whole number 16. German term for Prague 59. Genus of true owls 32. Touchdown GEMINI Ð May 22/Jun 21 17. Lethal dose 60. One to whom something is 33. Sunscreen rating The last few weeks have been good for you, Gemini. 18. Where rockers play mailed 34. Old Hess Corp.Õs name Others have had the chance to see what you are capable of 19. Quality of being based on 63. It can sometimes be full 35. Marched through accomplishing, and your confi dence and ego are soaring as a oneÕs own feelings 64. Bird of prey 36. A sharp high-pitched metallic result. 24. 12th lett er of the Greek alphabet 65. Diarist Frank sound 25. People of Asia 37. Between northeast and east CANCER Ð Jun 22/Jul 22 26. Utt ered CLUES DOWN 38. Sports magazine Cancer, you may be called on to host family or friends and will 27. Unhappy 1. CarpenterÕs saw 40. Female horse have to arrange all of those details. Recognize your strengths 28. British pop duo 2. Sudden arrival of something 41. A way to supervise and delegate what you canÕt handle. 29. The Muse of history 3. Peninsula between the Red Sea 42. Tantalum 30. Greek cheese and the Persian Gulf 44. Was in session LEO Ð Jul 23/Aug 23 31. Semi-aquatic fi sh-eating 4. Impasse 45. Bahrain capital Leo, if you have been hesitant about being in the spotlight, mammal 5. PepperÕs partner 46. Prayer times are about to change. There are no more excuses this week. 33. Horse racing list 6. Perceptible by the ear 47. Membranes Dive head fi rst into everything. 34. Add as an att achment 7. Stephen KingÕs clown tale 48. Belong to an earlier time 38. Thinly scatt ered 8. __ and behold 50. Affi rmatives VIRGO Ð Aug 24/Sept 22 39. Northeastern American state 9. Related on the motherÕs side 51. South Dakota ItÕs time to pull your head out of the clouds and get back to 40. Decorative design 10. A fi sh worth fi nding 52. Sinatra hit Ò__ WayÓ business, Virgo. The real world is beckoning, so get your mind 43. Sea eagle 13. Of I 54. VillainÕs enemy straight and return to form. 44. European river 14. Convicts 55. A way to conform 45. Ancient kingdom near Dead 15. Having a tail 57. Doctor of Medicine LIBRA Ð Sept 23/Oct 23 Sea 20. __ masse 61. Starting price Libra, when speaking with others, take a more serious tone than 49. Pick on 21. Culinary specialist 62. JuniorÕs father you are used to. You donÕt want to come off as if this is just a 50. Easily manageable 22. Kind of fur big joke. Something important is happening. 51. Ingratiating insincerely 23. What couples say SCORPIO Ð Oct 24/Nov 22 Consider listening rather than gossiping about others, Scorpio. Sit back and enjoy the conversation as it unfolds around you. You might be surprised by what you hear. ANSWERS SAGITTARIUS Ð Nov 23/Dec 21 People around you may seem extra passionate about their beliefs this week, Sagitt arius. But you can still take things lightly if those same fi res are not stoked in you. CAPRICORN Ð Dec 22/Jan 20 This week you may pick up some skills you never thought possible, Capricorn. It may be computer-related, or you may even begin to learn a foreign language. AQUARIUS Ð Jan 21/Feb 18 Aquarius, you may fi nally arrive at a destination only to discover you really didnÕt want to go to this place after all. Sometimes, you learn through discovery. SUDOKU PISCES Ð Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, get outside and enjoy the fresh air as much as possible. CROSSWORD The great outdoors can provide a welcome respite from the daily grind. FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS JUNE 18 Blake Shelton, Singer (41) JUNE 19 Zoe Saldana, Actress (39) JUNE 20 Nicole Kidman, Actress (50) JUNE 21 Lana Del Rey, Singer (32) WORD SEARCH JUNE 22 Carson Daly, TV Host (44) JUNE 23 Zinedine Zidane, Athlete (45) JUNE 24 Minka Kelly, Actress (37) PAGE 17 CANNON COURIER JUNE 13 2017 CLASSIFIEDS HELP WANTED MOBILE HOMES CRANE INTERIORS WOODBURY, TN UNCLE SAM’S RED, DON’T WASTE YOUR SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS WHITE & YOU SALE TAX RETURN ... AND UPHOLSTERERS GOING ON NOW INVEST & BECOME As a manufacturer of marine interiors, we seek at A HOMEOWNER Meadows Homes IN 2017! applicants with the ability to att ain quality and production standards. McMinnville TN 931-668-7300 Meadows Homes 4651 Manchester Hwy TF-C Starting pay for Sewing Machine Operators is McMinnville $9.04 - $12.00 per hour. Upholsterers start at (931) 668-7300 $8.04 per hour. Both are eligible for our 12% JUST ARRIVED! www.meadowshomes.com a tt endance bonus each week. ie>8.04x1.12=9.00. Two brand new singlewides, TF vinyl siding, shingle Benefi t package includes Major Medical, roof. Set up and delivery 4 BEDROOM Dental, Vision, Short Term Disability, Life included, fi nancing NEW DOUBLEWIDE Insurance, 6 paid Holidays, Vacation and a available. HURRY! When Was $59,900 401K Retirement Plan. they’re gone they’re gone! Now $49,900 $23,900 Lot Model Special Day shift only. No work on Sundays 4651 Manchester Hwy Meadows Homes Air conditioned & Clean facility McMinnville McMinnville (931) 668-7300 (931) 668-7300 www.meadowshomes.com Apply in person at Crane Interiors Inc. www.meadowshomes.com 200 Alexander Drive, Woodbury TN 37190 Special Limited Time Only, New Doublewide, Energy Star Equal Opportunity Employer FOR RENT Qualifi ed, 2x6 ext walls set up and delivered with concrete footers for $39,900. Davis Homes, Inc. 2598 Smithville Hwy, McMinnville, TN 37110, davishomesinc.net FOR RENT - 3 Bedroom / 2 Full Baths Call 615-563-6842 HIRING YARD SALES INDEPENDENT FOR RENT HUGE YARD SALE 3BR ranch on 1/2 acre; Eastside area; city water; gas CONTRACTORS 2819 McMinnville Hwy, Woodbury & air; out building. Available in June. No pets, non June 14, 15, 16 smokers, references. $700 per month + 50% security IMMEDIATELY If RAIN; sale will be the following week. deposit.615-563-5634 (leave message) {lr6/13} Lots of NICE furniture, glasswares, snapper riding mower, children clothes and toys, lots of other items! All real estate 615-653-0266 advertised herein is subject to the Federal Due to increased business, Meadows Homes YARD SALE - IN BARN Fair Housing in McMinnville is hiring Independent 10689 Jim Cummings Hwy Act, which makes it June 15 & 16 2017 illegal to advertise ‘any Contractors Immediately. We need contractors that can assist with the various Furniture, concrete mixer, scrap booking and preference, limitation, or various items -- CHEAP! discrimination because of stages of manufactured and modular home race, color,religion, sex, construction. These areas include handicap, familial status, or GARAGE SALE national origin, or intention contractors for one or more of the following: Saturday June 17th Time 7-2 to make any suck preference, •Site Prep •Vinyl Siding •Concrete Footers 1321 Ivy Bluff Trail limitation or discrimination’. •Trim Work We will not knowingly •Plumbing • Sheetrock Repair (edge of Warren County Line) accept any advertising •Set up • Electrical Few antiques, misc items, clothes to 16-18. for real estate which is in •Decks Too much to list all. violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed Multiple positions available now! that all dwellings advertised Great pay for Great People. are available on an equal Apply in person at opportunity basis. 4651 Manchester Hwy, McMinnville TN HELP WANTED, Cont FOR RENT 30’x90’ Catt le Shed and CANNON COUNTY SENIOR CENTER covered corals; 1 acre Freedom Express pasture, good fence, hay is now hiring OTR Drivers. Woodbury, Tennessee storage,water; 5 miles from Woodbury • Home time during the week & weekends. $250 month Exercise Instructor/Program Coordinator Call 256-278-9071 tfn • New hires 40 cpm, loaded/empty. Full-Time Position • Offering: Medical, Dental, Vision, Experience in physical education, recreation, Disability, Cancer, Accident, Life Ins. activities coordination, computer skills and working HOUSE CLEANING with senior adults required. SilverSneakers Training • Rider program, holiday & vacation pay. preferred. LOCAL SERVICES • 2 years minimum experience and at least Bachelor Degree in Social Work, Physical Education, OFFERED BY LOCAL BUSINESSES 23 years of age. Recreation or related field preferred. ABUNDANCE ALL SMITH’S TRUCK High School Diploma Required. SERVICE SALVAGE - 931-668-2287 Remodels, Decks, New Let us bid on your scrap Please mail resume to: Construction, Electrical, vehicle. Extra driver on 609 West Lehman Street Plumbing, Free Estimates. weekends. 615-563-4343. Woodbury, Tennessee 37190 JOSH STANSBURY Home TF- or Fax to: 615-563-2749 (615) 563-1914 Starting Equal Opportunity Employer Cell (615) 416-9009 Handyman Serive Pay TF- Lawn Care Tree Service $18-$22 GOFF’S TREE SERVICE - Carpenter Complete tree service, free Mechanic per hour Drivers: $2000 Sign-On! Rapid estimates. We remove trees “Reasonable Rates” growing grocery hauler and climb those impossible Call Jason Slater plus New pay package, great benefi ts, newer trucks ones. Licensed and insured. 615-684-0805 Regional, home daily, CDL-A 2yrs exp. 615-943-TREE (8733). {lr6/20} mileage! 844-296-9341 TF- STILLS TREE SERVICE Currently looking for independent Specialiing in Tree SMITH’S WRECKER contractors to do service work SERVICE Topping, Removal, FOR SALE is running 24 hour wrecker Whatever needs to be done on new manufactured and service. Towing for 29 years at an modular homes. Day is 615-563-4343 AFFORDABLE Price! CONVERTIBLE Night is 615-653-1984 615-563-8482 Apply at: Chrysler Lebaron 1989 Burgendy - White Top TF- Cell 615-962-1912 lr7/18 2nd owner All service records 4651 Manchester Hwy Kept since new $1800 McMinnville TN 615-896-4599 or 615-542-0294 ROOTED AND GROUND FLEA MARKET OPEN {lr6/20} LAWN CARE - EVERY WEEKEND (Hwy 55) across from Southern Central Locally owned and Woodbury Flea Market open operated, insured. 17 years every weekend. If you have experience. Dependable, too much stuff and not enough aff ordable, quality space, sell it at the Flea Market. NOTICE service for commercial Estate sales welcome. and residential clients. Great place to buy and sell. JOIN THE POSITIVE THINKING CLUB We mow, weedeat, trim Rentals by the week or month. Wonder why and Claim All Good In Your Life! hedges, mulch, seed, prune, Call (615) 563-2159 for booth FISH DAY! classifi ed ads change Weekly Seminar; Non Profi t It’s Time To Stock Your Pond etc. Visa, MC, AmerExp space or information. so frequently? accepted. 615-318-6093. Open rain or shine. TF 615-351-2939 Delivery Because they really TFN {lr6/20} Thursday June 29 Smithville 3:00 -3:45 @ work! PATTERSON’S DeKalb Farmers Coop NOTICE OF SALE BAIN’S STUMPING & HANDYMAN SERVICE NOTICE McMinnville 4:15-5:00 @ I will on Saturday June Warren Farmers Coop LOT CLEARING Painting - Plumbing - Minor If rent is not paid by 24, 2017 @ 10AM sell the Advertise your Electrical - Carpentry - July 13 2017, 12:00 noon, Friday June 30 Reasonable rates and no job contens of the mini storage Roofi ng - Vinyl Siding - contents will e shown by Woodbury 7:30-8:15@ local business or too big or too small! unit #30 belonging to Deck Building - Pressure appointment only and Woodbury Farmers Coop service in this spot Licensed & Insured. JENNIFER HOLMES & Washing - and more. disposed of by sealed bid. Murfreesboro 9:00 - 9:45 @ A Man is only as good as JENNIFER ROBINSON Rutherford Farmers Coop for $6 a week. No job too small. Free #51 Early Rains his word. HAL’S MINI STORAGE estimates. Home 563-5057 HIBDON’S STORAGE 931-314-9026 or 11746 John Bragg Hwy FISH WAGON or cell 931-304-6851 or 615- 615-563-4285 {lr6/27} call 1-800-643-8439 to order Call 931-743-4635 Readyville TN 37149 631-1214 TF- www.fi shwagon.com lr6/20 {lr6/20} 615-563-2512 PAGE 18 CANNON COURIER JUNE 13 2017