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Herald-CitizenTUESDAY,Herald-Citizen OCTOBER 22, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 218 75 CENTS County to buy new fairgrounds property BY JIM HERRIN ‘I THINK WE CAN WALK AND CHEW GUM AT THE SAME TIME. WE CAN DO new Tennessee Avenue, fi fth for the county bus garage HERALD-CITIZEN interchange, is unheard of.” and road department if the MULTIPLE THINGS AT ONE TIME IF WE PUT OUR HEADS TO IT.’ After an extended period county commission decided The Putnam County of questions, most commis- they wanted to relocate those Commission agreed Monday Randy Porter sioners agreed, voting 21-2 to offi ces. to pay up to $5.5 million to Putnam County mayor authorize Porter to proceed Some commissioners had purchase 187 acres along with the purchase, subject to suggested that the county sell Tennessee Avenue as the site (Sheridan property) before. property at a reduced cost of “due diligence” and satisfac- the current school bus garage for a new fairgrounds. It’s some prime real estate,” $27,000 per acre — the same tory environmental reports property on Veterans Drive The purchase includes ap- Putnam County Mayor Randy as the county would pay for on the property. along with the fairgrounds proximately 130 acres known Porter said. “But the price the Nash-Medley property. Porter said the acreage site off South Jeff erson Ave- as the Nash-Medley property was way out of the ballpark.” “I was kind of shocked. To would be more than enough nue. and an additional 35 acres of But he said the Sheridan have this extra piece of prop- to accommodate an expo An appraisal of the 35.5- adjacent property owned by family’s real estate agents erty come up is just unbeliev- center and expanded fair- acre fairground property the Sheridan family. contacted him Monday morn- able,” said Porter. “To be able grounds, and might also “I had looked at that ing with an off er to sell the to buy 187 acres on a brand be used as the future sites SEE FAIRGROUNDS, PAGE 2 Burn ban lifted Permit still required

BY PAIGE STANAGE According to the HERALD-CITIZEN Cookeville Weather Guy Michael Detwiler, Cookev- The City of Cookeville is ille received more than now issuing burn permits one inch of rain. after the rain showers “We recorded 1.09 inches Monday. of rainfall, which was a “I’m going to lift the ban very welcome sight to see,” today,” Cookeville Fire Detwiler said. Chief Daryl Blair said To obtain a burn permit Tuesday morning. “We in Cookeville, call 520- just want to keep the citi- 5255. zens’ safe, and I appreciate “Burn permits are their patience during this issued daily depending time. We have monitored on the weather and wind the conditions and deter- speed,” according to the mined there’s been enough rain to lift the ban.” SEE BURN, PAGE 3

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HERALD-CITIZEN STAFF REPORTS Mills said, “The Public Works Department is re- Question: Who is sponsible for maintaining responsible for keeping city drainage facilities.” the drainage grates on Question: Why are par- the main roads clear of ents allowed to congest litter and grass clippings? the right lane of Jackson LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN Water runoff has nowhere Avenue (and sometimes to go, leading to fl ooding the left lane) to pick up issues drivers encounter children at Park View Farm to Fork Dinner during heavy rain. Elementary School? They Chef Kitty Philips prepares salads at the annual Farm to Fork Dinner Sunday at the Salt Answer: Cookeville Box Inn. See more photos of the event at www.herald-citizen.com. City Manager James SEE KNOW, PAGE 2 Health Department helps with insurance enrollment BY JIM HERRIN lough said the county’s families may receive HERALD-CITIZEN Community Health help applying, looking Center/Health De- at diff erent health The Putnam County partment at 701 Coun- insurance plans and Health Department ty Services Dr. has enrolling,” she said. is once again off er- certifi ed application “All health insurance ing free, face-to-face counselors available to off ered through the assistance to residents assist with applying for Marketplace meets the who need help with insurance through the minimum essential What a Hoot applying for health Health Insurance Mar- coverage require- Cookeville’s Jacob Hoot, left, waits for the results of Monday night’s insurance through the ketplace for Aff ordable ments.” battle against Steve Knill, right, on ‘The Voice’ with Carson Daly. ‘The Aff ordable Care Act. Care Act plans, Tenn- Bumbalough said Voice’ judge and singer Kelly Clarkson selected Hoot as the winner of Health Department Care and CoverKids. the battle in which Knill and Hoot sang a duet version of Willie Nelson’s Director Lisa Bumba- “Individuals and SEE HELP, PAGE 2 ‘Always on my Mind.’ NBC’s ‘The Voice’ continues Tuesday. herald-citizen.com INDEX 1 section | 12 pages OBITUARIES Page 5 DEAR ABBY 6 COMICS 11 OPINION 4 Cathy Hales, Whitleyville Helen Burgess, Cookeville CALENDAR 3 CROSSWORD 11 SPORTS 7 Jacob Miller Sr., Whitleyville Mary Greer, Cookeville CLASSIFIED 9 LIVING 6 SUDOKU 11 S.T. Nash, Baxter

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Phone: 931-526-9715 FROM PAGE 1 Fax: 931-526-1209 came in at about $10.1 million, News but Porter said he thinks it will [email protected] sell for more than that. Sports “We kind of disagree a [email protected] little bit with the appraiser’s Advertising values,” he said. “He gave us [email protected] basically a 20 percent drop, Living compared to the sale of the [email protected] land of the old stock barn. We Circulation don’t know why our property [email protected] would be worth 20 percent less Business News than what the old stock barn [email protected] property was.” Church News He also estimated the value [email protected] of the bus garage and road School News department property at $2.5 to [email protected] $3 million. Classified Ads District 5 Commissioner Ter- [email protected] ry Randolph voted against the motion to purchase the prop- Letter Guidelines erty, as did District 4 Commis- All letters to the editor must be sioner Theresa Tayes. signed and include the writer’s “I think the timing is not name, address and phone good,” Randolph said. “I like number. Letters are subject to the idea of selling the fair prop- JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN editing and/or rejection. A strict erty and buying other proper- Putnam County Mayor Randy Porter talks to commissioners about the purchase of a new 400-word limit will be enforced. ties. I think we need to do that, fairgrounds property. Send letters to the mailing but we have other things on the address listed above, or email table, like building a jail ... and and have money in hand and concern during discussion of chew gum at the same time,” to [email protected]. a new school. Those are more then go shopping for property.” the issue, but Porter said that Porter said. “We can do multi- important to me right now. I Commissioner Jerry Ford shouldn’t be an issue. ple things at one time if we put Order a Photo would rather sell what we have had expressed a similar “I think we can walk and our heads to it.” Every photograph taken by a Herald-Citizen photographer and published in the paper is available for purchase. Go Two Texans arrested in Algood for drugs to www.herald-citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” BY PAIGE STANAGE states. Also, many photos included in HERALD-CITIZEN Martin was in posses- online stories are available for sion of marijuana and purchase. Two people were cocaine, according to arrested for a host of the APD. Grelle-Swint Subscriptions off enses Sunday follow- was in possession of To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. ing an open container methamphetamine and Visa, MasterCard, Discover investigation in Algood. 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TUESDAY, OCT. 22 need. Call Ryan Corner chair & blanket. Enjoy JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN Music & Dance: Silver 284-2535. free spooky fi lm (Paren- Point Community Cen- Putnam County Health tal discretion advised) ter every Tuesday night, Council: Meets at noon, Popcorn, drinks $1/each. Citizen of the Month 6:30-9 p.m., free event. Putnam County Health Call 528-8570. Outgoing Trinity Church Pastor Mike Campbell is recognized as the Features Cumberland Department, 701 County Basic Drawing: 12:30-2:30 October Citizen of the Month for his 28 years of service. From left, Country Band. Services Dr., Cookeville. p.m. Cookeville Art, commissioners Jimmy Neal, and Kim Bradford, County Clerk Wayne UC Barbershop Chorus: 7 Communities Talk Town Hall: 186A S. Walnut St. Call Nabors, Campbell, and commissioners Cindy Adams and Cathy Reel. p.m. Meets at J&S Con- 5-8 p.m. at West Town 931-526-2424. struction, conference Center, 25 W. Broad Watercolor & Acrylic Paint- room in back. Learn to Street. Community lead- ing: Class with Lynne sing, everyone welcome. ers answer questions Looney. 9 a.m.-noon. Call 261-5018. on underage drinking. Cookeville Art, 186A S. Bingo: Every Tuesday Includes games, prizes, Walnut St. Call 931-526- morning 11 a.m.-1 p.m. music, food & parent 2424. Cookeville Parks & engagement activity. SATURDAY, OCT. 26 Recreation Community Sponsored by Power of Baxter Harvest Festival: Center, 240 Carlen Ave. Putnam. The Baxter Visitor Cen- (Near Avery Trace Mid- FRIDAY, OCT. 25 ter and Depot Museum, dle School) Only $4 to get Cooking on the Square: 11 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Includes in-lunch provided. Win a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Friday, crafts, live music, food prizes! Oct. 25 at the courthouse and much more. JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN Rail Trail: Public meet- square in Cookeville. It Breakfast Benefit: Shiloh ing for community input is a lunch-time fundrais- Community Center, 7-10 on next section of trail. 6 er event to benefi t Upper a.m. Biscuits, gravy, all Employee of the Month p.m. Monterey City Hall. Cumberland Habitat for the fi xings. Call 931-260- Recovery Court Coordinator Julie Chambers is recognized as the WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23 Humanity. Call 528-1711. 9454. October Employee of the Month. From left, commissioners Jimmy Art 411: Art projects Train Tales: 10:30 a.m. FALL-O-WEEN: Noon- 4 Neal, and Kim Bradford, County Clerk Wayne Nabors, Chambers, and class for high-school- Cookeville Depot Mu- p.m. Livingston Town commissioners Cindy Adams and Cathy Reel. adult. Noon-2 p.m. seum. Free activity for Square & Livingston Cookeville Art, 186A S. preschool children. Call Central Park. Costume/ Walnut St. Call 931-526- 520-5455. pet contests, hay/wagon 0ARRESTS0 2424. Dance: Country/West- rides, petting zoo, face Alicia Bohannon, 47, of Former Gov. Bredesen THURSDAY, OCT. 24 ern. $5/person. Living- painting, games, trick- Quinland Lake Court, Dance: 6:30-9:30 p.m. ston Community Center, or-treating and many, Algood; arrested by Cookeville Community 312 West Broad Street. many more. Free to Putnam County Sher- introduces renewable Center. Diff erent bands No smoking, no alcohol public. iff ’s Off ice for public every week. Mostly inside. Halloween Dance: 7-10 intoxication and simple energy fi rm in Nashville country & a little bit of Exercise Classes: For se- p.m. Livingston Amer- possession/casual ex- rock & roll. $5 entry fee. niors/Silver Sneakers 10- ican Legion, 121 S. change; bond is $1,248. NASHVILLE, (AP) electric grids. Line Dance Classes: 11 a.m. Baxter Senior Church St. Performing Stacy Phillips, 52, of — A new business ven- The agreements Baxter Senior Center, Center. 101 Elmore Town band is Tommy Ross George Ramsey Lane, ture by former Ten- would offset com- 101 Elmore Town Road, Rd. Call 931-858-5657. & TCB.. Concessions Crawford; arrested by nessee Gov. Phil Bre- panies’ carbon foot- Baxter. Join the fun! 1-3 Dance & Country Music: available. No member- Monterey Police Depart- desen takes on global prints, either product p.m. $3 donation/class. 7-10 p.m. Veterans Build- ship necessary. Family ment for driving under warming by helping by product or service Call 858-6480. ing, 90 E. Spring Street, friendly. the influence; O.R. bond. companies fund solar by service. Trunk or Treat: 6th annual Cookeville. Adults $5, Quilting Demonstrations: Michael Shawn Garri- panels in communi- The companies’ community event. 5:30- Kids $2. Music: Tennes- 10:30 a.m.-noon Big son, 53, of John Garri- ties with dirty-power labels can then fea- 8:30 p.m. hosted by Cum- see Outlaw Band. Open Stitch Quilting with son Road, Cookeville; electric grids. ture a symbol custom- berland Auto Center. to the public. Linda Wolanin. 1:30-3 arrested by PCSO for The Democrat plans ers can use to track Bounce houses, tons of Halloween Cinema: p.m. Applique with Lin- DUI; $1,000. to introduce Clearloop their purchases to the free candy & much more! “House on Haunted Hill” da Buchanan. Cookev- William Bowes, 68, of on Tuesday at a con- corresponding solar Please bring a non-per- at 7 p.m., Cookeville ille History Museum, 40 Payton Richards Road, ference headlined by panels built. ishable food item to be History Museum, 116 E. Broad St. Call 520- Jamestown; arrested former New York May- Bredesen believes donated to families in W. Broad St. Bring lawn 5455. by Tennessee Highway or Michael Bloomberg. this idea will make Patrol for DUI; $1,000. It’s Bredesen’s first it easier to reduce Jessica Danner, 33, big public foray since the health and en- of Boatman Street, losing a U.S. Senate vironmental impact Cookeville; arrested by bid last year. Former of carbon emissions CPD for methamphet- campaign staffers Bob by sidestepping the amine-manufacture, Corney and Laura yearslong renewable deliver, sell or possess; Zapata are teaming energy contracts that bond is $25,000. up with him in the some larger compa- Sandra Cecil, 34, of company. nies agree to as they Willow Avenue, Cookev- Clearloop will offer seek recognition for ille; arrested by CPD for short-term agree- trying to curb climate domestic assault; bond ments that enable change. is $25,000. companies to compen- He said many com- Casey Gibbs, 28, of sate for their carbon panies “would like to Mountain Road, McMin- emissions impact by do something but need nville; arrested by PCSO paying to fund new so- to lean on somebody for aggravated assault; lar panels in commu- else’s expertise to sim- bond is $5,000. nities with the dirtiest plify it.” Christopher Knight, 35, of 3rd Avenue North, Baxter; arrested by PCSO for methamphet- amine-manufacture, deliver, sell or possess; $7,500. Mark Stibolt, of Cookev- ille; arrested by the PCSO for aggravated assault and violating an order of protection; bond is $3,000. Eli Eldridge, of Austin Lane, Baxter; arrested by the PCSO for reck- less endangerment; bond is $1,000. Phillip Wilson, 25, of Swann Lakes Drive, Monterey; arrested by the Monterey Police Department for DUI and leaving the scene of an accident; bond is $1,500. Paige E. Hunter, 56, of Gospel Meeting Bray Drive, Cookeville; SMYRNA arrested by the CPD for DUI; bond is $1,250. CHURCH OF CHRIST Anshu Gulati, 44, of October 20-23 Gurgaon District India; arrested by the CPD for Speaker: Eddy Craft DUI; bond is $2,000. Sunday Services: 9 & 10 AM & 1:30 PM Monday thru Wednesday BURN: Nightly Services: 7:00 PM 3698 DODSON BRANCH ROAD Ban lifted Hwy 135 North COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 FROM PAGE 1 Lunch after Sunday morning services city’s website. “If the Everyone Welcome forecast calls for wind 931-526-5403 speeds above 10 MPH, no permits will be issued. WWW.COCSMYRNA.ORG All commercial burn permit requests must call.” See Wednesday’s Her- ald-Citizen for a burn permit update in other Putnam County cities. 4 HERALD-CITIZEN Opinion TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2019 herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Who knew Waffl e House caters? went to a couple of weddings on a recent Satur- day. Boy, have things changed since I got married more than 34 years ago. (And yes, she is a saint I for putting up with me for that many years.) For those of you whose weddings I just went to, please don’t be off ended. That is not the intent. I’m just trying to be funny. First off , nobody gets married in a church any- more. They have to use a venue, whatever that is. This is apparently a new word that means a place to extract even more money from gullible brides and their families. Th e danger in Trump’s Syria policy In the past few months I’ve been to weddings out in the middle of nowhere think it was last Thanksgiving Jinping about the forces across the border wheth- beside a lake, at one of the oldest stone that a bright young family attack over choco- er or not Trump moved fewer houses in the Nashville area and at a member told me about his fear late cake at Mar-a- than 50 U.S. troops out of harm’s DON duck pond, although I never saw any Ithat President Donald Trump Lago. way. Trump sees his decision as FOY ducks or a pond. There were some would start World War III. But sending saving U.S. lives. chickens, both on the menu and in the He had watched Trump, the young Americans But it’s hard to believe Er- back yard. yard I hope they weren’t related. infamous counterpuncher, re- to die in a foreign dogan would have allowed his While I jest about the venues, I do get it. It’s much taliate during political debates DEBRA J. land fi ghting in a military to engage with—never nicer to be out in nature with the birds chirping and and tiff s with celebrities who SAUNDERS war with no clear mind fi ght and kill—a NATO leaves rustling than in a building with cold brick had the cheek to challenge him, path to victory ... ally that happens to be the and institutional beige concrete block walls. and he saw a man who always to Trump,Trump thatth is the defi nition most formidable superpower on And for all three of the weddings I’ve been to gave harder than he got. So of folly. That was part of his Earth. recently, the weather was nearly perfect. One was a this young man was afraid appeal. For now, that is. little too cool. One was a little too hot. One was just Trump would rain nukes on In the past few weeks, as When Barack Obama ordered right. Sounds familiar. some scrappy little country that Trump talked about the burden U.S. troops out of Iraq, he made And these days, the food you get at a wedding is didn’t salute when Trump took of notifying military families the Middle East a more danger- amazing. We missed one of the dinners, but on a day the stage. that they have lost a beloved ous place as he dishonored the with two weddings, we ate like royalty. I told him he was wrong to see child, it was clear that Trump sacrifi ces made before he took The night wedding had a choice of chicken or bris- Trump as a warmonger. gets no joy from such moments. offi ce. Trump mimicked the ket. It was great. Best dinner I’d had at a wedding in Trump campaigned on get- But that doesn’t mean Trump same bad play on Oct. 6, despite years. When we got married, all you got was cake, ting U.S. troops out of “endless can do no harm. countless warnings of the con- a few nuts and those wedding mints. And punch to wars.” He was an early critic What you should fear, I told sequences. wash it down with. Sorry, you should have eaten of President George W. Bush’s my esteemed relative, is that Russia is now patrolling before you came. push to plant U.S. boots on the Trump could do lasting dam- Syria, and Trump is fi ne with it. But the afternoon before the brisket, I had an ground in Iraq. Having evaded age to U.S. national security by “Syria may have some help with epiphany. military service in Vietnam, doing too little, as the world is Russia, and that’s fi ne,” Trump Did you know Waffl e House caters? I didn’t. Until Trump does not want to preside seeing with Turkey’s incursion told reporters Wednesday. “It’s I got to the front of the line at a morning wedding, over a modern Vietnam. in Syria. a lot of sand.” one where I knew they were serving brunch, and Yes, Trump loves military Trump is too smitten with Trump feels no remorse about saw the ladies in Waffl e House uniforms dishing out men—or at least he did last strongmen such as North Ko- strengthening Putin’s hand in grits, cheesy eggs, hash browns, sausage and bacon. year, before Defense Secretary rea’s Kim Jong-un and Russia’s the Middle East. He dismissed For someone like me, who could eat breakfast Jim Mattis quit rather than Vladimir Putin. They know how the sacrifi ce made by the Kurds three meals a day, it was heaven. command the removal of U.S. to play the insecure Trump, as well as the bond felt by the In college, it was not unusual to fi nd me and troops from Syria and John Kel- a president who oddly craves U.S. troops who battled ISIS several of my friends at the Waffl e House at 2 a.m. ly, an upright onetime Marine their approval. Every time the with them. That might explain why it took me so long to get a general, tried to assert some tough-guy president coos over Trump risks alienating young degree. The only thing better than Waffl e House discipline in the anything-goes the letters Kim has sent him, troops and older veterans who hash browns is a giant helping of Cracker Barrel Trump White House. national security solons shud- thought he understood their hash brown casserole. Neither of which I can eat But Trump does not love war. der. pain. any longer because of my low-carb diet. Sure, he enjoyed bombing Syria That’s what happened earlier But if he did, he never would I had some hash browns anyway. And a lot of the because Bashar al-Assad gassed this month when Trump eff ec- have opened the gates for Turk- other stuff , as well. It was delicious. his own people—as he did once tively gave Turkish President ish forces. So, for those of you who are getting married soon in 2017 and once in 2018, with Recep Tayyip Erdogan a green or whose children are getting married soon, may I no boots on the ground. Trump light to invade northeast Syria. DEBRA J. Saunders is a syndicated recommend a few things? saw bonus points when he got Trump maintained that Erdo- columnist. Her email address is First, choose your venue wisely. Some are all-in- to tell Chinese President Xi gan was going to send Turkish [email protected]. clusive, meaning all you have to do is write the check. You don’t have to set up, you don’t have to clean up, you don’t have to cook. Some of these ven- ues supply everything but the white horse for the groom to ride in on. And I’ll bet there are some who Nationals in World Series good for America can arrange that if you want. Second. Always choose a venue that will allow or the fi rst time in 86 years, shortstop made an player in his youth and went to you to bring in Waffl e House catering. And don’t a baseball team from Wash- error, or our pitch- 13 games. forget to send me an invitation. ington, D.C., is in the World er unleashed a wild Jack Kennedy threw out the FSeries. This is good news— pitch. In baseball, fi rst pitch during each opening DON FOY is news editor for the Herald-Citizen. His email obviously for the long-suff ering we are held ac- day of his shortened presidency. address is [email protected]. Nationals fans in and around countable; we make At the 1962 baseball All-Star Washington, but also for every a hit or an out. No game, the then-45-year-old chief American who cares deeply MARK “motions to recom- executive spoke to the great about the survival of our repub- SHIELDS mit” or “interim, Stan Musial of the St. Louis MODERATELY CONFUSED lic. temporary regula- Cardinals, then 42: “A couple of The importance of baseball tions.” years ago, they told me I was too to national life was captured Maybe baseball’s being so young to be president and you by the late Bill Veeck, a singu- quintessentially American were too old to be playing ball. larly admirable baseball team explains why every U.S. presi- But we fooled them.” Lyndon owner who called baseball the dent—except one—since Wil- Johnson, Richard Nixon (a one public activity in which liam Howard Taft fi rst did so in genuine fan), Gerald Ford, and there is “a clearly defi ned area 1910 has made it a point to go to Jimmy Carter all went to the of play, rules and penalties that baseball games and throw out ballpark. apply to all. Three strikes and the fi rst pitch. Presidents Wood- Both presidents Bush played you’re out,” said Veeck, “even row Wilson, Calvin Coolidge and loved baseball. Bill Clinton if (legendary criminal attor- and Warren Harding went to was the fi rst president to go onto ney) Edward Bennett Williams 30 games. In his one four-year the fi eld to throw out the fi rst defends you”—or, we might add, term, Herbert Hoover went to pitch from the pitcher’s mound. even if Perry Mason or Clarence nine games, including the 1931 Barack Obama followed suit. Darrow were in your corner. World Series game where the Only one president in 109 Neither a seven-fi gure “soft Prohibition-unhappy crowd years has declined the privilege money” donation to a powerful fi lled the ballpark with the of going to a stadium full of leader’s PAC nor the best-con- chant “We want beer.” fans to enjoy America’s game. nected “K Street” lobbyist who’s Franklin Roosevelt, in spite That would be Donald Trump, “wired” to the White House of his wheelchair, was a regular who had been a much-bet- can get you four outs instead of at Washington games and is ter-than-average high school three in one inning. If you can’t remembered by fans for insist- player. There is, Republicans hit the curveball, having been ing during World War II—when will tell you privately, just one Jared’s roommate or the Senate so many public activities were reason that a man who loves leader’s fraternity brother won’t shelved—that baseball continue crowds and sports will not show get you to fi rst base. Baseball for the morale of the country up at the 2019 World Series: He is relentlessly democratic and and its soldiers in uniform. knows that, by any crowd, he egalitarian. Harry Truman 16 times went to would—on national television— The sport’s language is the ballpark, where he was the be loudly booed. Sad but true. straightforward American— fi rst southpaw to throw out a hits, runs, errors. No “mistakes presidential pitch. Dwight “Ike” MARK SHIELDS is a syndicated were made.” Instead, your Eisenhower had been a baseball columnist. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2019 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN 5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Secret criteria for US no-fl y Mary Grace Ellis Greer S.T. Nash list upheld by appeals court ELIZABETHTON COOKEVILLE — S.T. A memorial service — Mary Grace El- Nash, of Baxter, Ten- will be held at a later SAN FRANCISCO government’s urgent lis Greer, age 94, of nessee, passed away date. (AP) — The largely interest in combating Cookeville, Tennessee, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019. Whitson Funeral secret criteria for the terrorism,” he said. went home to be with The family has cho- Home is in charge of government’s no-fl y list The ruling was criti- her Lord on Friday, sen cremation. arrangements, 526-2151. have been upheld by the cized by the American Oct. 18, 2019, from NHC 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Civil Liberties Union, Healthcare in Cookev- Appeals in a case involv- which represented the ille. ing four people who sued plaintiff s. Mary was born Cathy D. Hales over being barred from “Our clients have in Roan Mountain, GAINESBORO — chosen. fl ying. been unable to visit fam- Tennessee, to the late A celebration of life Mrs. Hales passed A three-judge panel ily, pursue job opportu- Richard and Hattie gathering for Cathy away Saturday, Oct. ruled unanimously nities or fulfi ll religious Mae Julian Ellis. In D. Hales, 62, of Whit- 19, 2019, at Cookev- Monday that the gov- obligations for over nine addition to her parents, ra. SSeveral li nieces and d leyville, Tennessee, ille Regional Medical ernment has gone as far years based on vague she was preceded in nephews also survive. will be held today, Center. as the law requires in criteria, secret evidence death by her husband, A service to honor Tuesday, Oct. 22, from Anderson-Upper explaining the listing of and unreliable govern- Fred James Greer; her the life of Mary Grace 4-6 p.m. at Ander- Cumberland Funeral each plaintiff without ment predictions,” said daughter, Brenda Gail Ellis Greer will be con- son-Upper Cumber- Home is in charge of breaching national secu- ACLU attorney Hina Oakley; a son-in-law, ducted at 7 p.m. (EDT) land Funeral Home. arrangements, 931-268- rity, the San Francisco Shamsi. Jim Oakley; and three today, Tuesday, Oct. 22, Cremation has been 1550. Chronicle reported. The no-fl y list has brothers, Dick Ellis, in the Chapel of Peace “The government has kept tens of thousands Jack Ellis and Carroll at Tetrick Funeral taken reasonable mea- of people from boarding Ellis. Home of Elizabethton Jacob Isaac Miller sures to ensure basic commercial aircraft Mary was a home- with Bro. Albert Willis, COOKEVILLE — A chosen. fairness to the plaintiff s, fl ying to, from or over maker and was a mem- offi ciating. The family memorial service for Mr. Miller passed and followed procedures the U.S. since 2001. ber of Algood United will receive friends Jacob Isaac Miller Sr., away Thursday, Oct. reasonably designed to The Transportation Methodist Church. She from 5-7 p.m. (EDT) in 65, of Whitleyville, 17, 2019, at Cookev- protect against erro- Safety Administra- was an avid quilter, the funeral home chap- Tennessee, will be held ille Regional Medical neous deprivation of tion kept virtually all gardener, reader and el, prior to the service at 3 p.m. today, Tues- Center. the plaintiff s’ liberty,” aspects of the list secret loved to spend time today. day, Oct. 22, at Unity Anderson-Upper Judge Raymond Fisher until 2015, when the 9th with her family. The graveside service Church of the Cum- Cumberland Funeral wrote. Circuit ruled that people Those left to cherish will be conducted at 11 berlands, 823 E. 10th Home is in charge of Freedom to travel is were entitled to learn her memory include a.m. (EDT) Wednesday, Street, Cookeville. arrangements, 931-268- important but “it must whether they were on three sons, William Oct. 23, in the Greer Cremation has been 1550. be balanced against the the list. Richard Greer and Cemetery. Active wife, Janna, of Cookev- pallbearers will be se- ille, David Lewis Greer lected from family and and wife, Denise, of friends. Those wishing Dunlap, Tennessee, and to attend the service James Bert Greer and are asked to meet at wife, Kim, of Cookev- Tetrick Funeral Home, ille; two daughters, Elizabethton, at 10 a.m. Catherine Grace White (EDT) Wednesday to go and husband, Michael, in procession. of Lebanon, Tennes- Those who prefer see, and Rebecca Sue memorials in lieu of Greer, of Cookeville; fl owers, may make 10 grandchildren, donations to the Alzhei- Patricia Shoulders mer’s Association, 2319 and husband, Brad, Browns Mill Road, Kelly VanHoven and Johnson City, TN 37604, husband, Pete, Scott or to the charity of Oakley, Jason Oakley their choice. and wife, McKenzie, Online condolences Robert Greer, Jona- may be shared with the than Greer and wife, family on our website, Kara, Natalie Lutz www.tetrickfuneral- and husband, Philip, home.com. Brittany Johnson and Mary Grace Greer husband, Mark, Beth and her family are Greer and Elijah Greer; in the care of Tetrick 12 great-grandchildren; Funeral Home, Eliza- three brothers, Warren bethton. Offi ce, 423- Ellis and wife, Barbara, 542-2232, service infor- Glen Ellis, and Robert mation and obituary Ellis and wife, Barba- line, 423-543-4917. AP Firefighters watch as a helicopter drops water in a wildfire in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Helen June Burgess Angeles Monday. COOKEVILLE — Fu- neral services for Helen June Burgess, 80, of Blackouts possible again in California Cookeville, Tennessee, will be held Wednes- AP — Less than two for igniting several of toward multimillion-dol- to 200,000 homes and day, Oct. 23, at 10 a.m. weeks after blacking out California’s deadliest lar ocean-view homes on businesses came about in the chapel of Presley much of Northern Cali- and most destructive a coastal ridge. 10 days after more than 2 Funeral Home with fornia, the state’s largest fi res in recent years “This could be one of million people had their Jeremiah Tatum offi - utility is warning that and the utility, facing our most critical weeks lights turned off by the ciating. Entombment dangerous fi re weather billions in potential of the fall season for utility when powerful will follow in Crest could prompt it to shut claims, was forced into fi re weather due to very winds whipped up. Lawn Mausoleum. off power to about a bankruptcy. warm temperatures Johnson promised The family will half-million people. However, CEO Bill and bouts of Santa Ana that if blackouts are receive friends at the Pacifi c Gas & Electric Johnson said the shut- winds,” the National necessary, the utility funeral home today, FFreddie ddi (A(Angel) l) BBur- began notifying cus- down was about safety, Weather Service said in will work to do better Tuesday, Oct. 22, from gess of Knoxville, Ten- tomers Monday that it not money. a statement. at communicating with 4-7 p.m., and Wednes- nessee, and Tim Bur- could begin precaution- “The sole intent is to Southern Califor- customers and avoid the day, Oct. 23, from 9 a.m. gess of Baxter; eight ary shutoff s to parts of prevent a catastrophic nia Edison, which had chaos of the last shutoff until service time at 10 grandchildren, John 16 counties as early as wildfi re,” he said. warned of possible safety when the utility only a.m. Burgess, Don Burgess, Wednesday, mostly in A huge portion of outages at any time, gave about 10 hours’ Mrs. Burgess passed Derick Burgess, Na- the Sierra foothills and California is under high announced Monday warning to customers. away Sunday, Oct. 20, talie Burgess, Megan to the north of the San fi re risk amid unpredict- evening that none would 2019, at Cookeville Re- Burgess, Georgia Francisco Bay Area. able gusts and soaring take place in the next 48 gional Medical Center Burgess, Paige Burgess Any blackouts would temperatures. At least hours but warned that in Cookeville, Tennes- and Olivia Stallings; last at least 48 hours, the three homes were it was monitoring the see. three great-grandchil- utility said. damaged or destroyed weather. She was born Tues- dren, Hayden, Ryleigh The utility is con- Monday evening by “Weather conditions day, Sept. 12, 1939, in and Joshua; brother, CJ cerned that winds wind-whipped fl ames in might be diff erent for Baxter, Tennessee, to Thomas of Cookeville; forecast to hit 60 mph a mountain community Thursday,” and in that THE the late Chester John- sister, Marie Palmer of (97 kph) at times could near San Bernardino in case, notifi cation would Appliance Mart son Thomas and Hattie Kentucky; and sever- throw branches and inland Southern Califor- be given Tuesday, said 749 S. Jeff erson Maloy Allison Thomas. al nieces and neph- debris into power lines nia. Earlier in the day Edison spokeswoman Helen was a mem- ews. Pallbearers will or topple them, sparking Los Angeles fi refi ghters Sally Jeun. 528-6467 ber of Willow Avenue be family and friends. wildfi res. PG&E equip- beat back a blaze as it PG&E’s phone, text FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES Church of Christ. She You may share your ment has been blamed raced up canyon walls and email warnings “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” will long be remem- thoughts or send condo- bered as a loving wife, lences to the family by mother and grand- visiting www.presley- mother. funeralhome.com. In addition to her Professional services parents, Helen June provided by Presley Fu- Burgess was preceded neral Home, 528-1044. in death by her hus- band, Donnie V. Bur- gess; and 10 siblings. She is survived by her three sons, Terry Burgess of Cookeville,

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Bryant K. Presley | Seth L. Presley Baxter Cookeville Crossville Livingston Jamestown 145 Fast Lane 606 S. Willow Ave. 57 Cumberland Plaza 870 Overton Plaza 458 North Main St. 695 Buff alo Valley Rd • Cookeville, TN • 931-528-1044 (931) 858-6272 (931) 526-6121 (931) 787-1516 (931) 823-6272 (931) 752-6272 6 HERALD-CITIZEN More! TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2019 herald-citizen.com Pregnant bride- Ways to to-be imposes lower indoor a nonalcoholic pollution s we move into the winter party policy months it is important to be aware of indoor pollu- EAR ABBY: My friend tion. Most of us close our “Nan” is planning her wed- Ahouses up tightly to reduce ding and asked if I, along the amount of money spent on with our friends, would be utilities and to keep the house Dbridesmaids. Fast-forward a few warm. More time is spent in- months: The bride- doors rather than DEAR ABBY to-be is now preg- RECYCLING outdoors. Indoor nant. We’re having pollution contrib- our first get-togeth- utes to allergies, er as a bridal party, House on Haunted Hill, starring Vincent Price, will be shown Friday, Oct. 25, bronchitis, sinus and she wants us to at Halloween Cinema at the Cookeville Depot. infections, plus serve only nonalco- contribute to a holic “mocktails” lowered immune for our girls’ night system that can ABIGAIL in. I asked the maid LISA make you more of honor if we could Depot’s ‘Boo, Y’all!’ Halloween LUCK susceptible to VAN BUREN have the option of colds or fl u. alcohol, and she Contributors said no because that’s what the Cinema showing on Oct. 25 to indoor pollution include bride wants. volatile organic compounds Is it rude to drink in front of COOKEVILLE LEI- sion is free. chairs and blankets. Pop- (VOCs) that are found both in a pregnant bride? Obviously, I SURE SERVICES — An “Halloween isn’t just corn and drinks will be old or new homes and offi ces. will honor Nan’s wishes, but I’d eccentric millionaire one night of fun anymore available for $1 each. VOCs contain formaldehyde, like a second opinion. Should invites fi ve people to a – it’s a season – and we The Cookeville Depot acetone and benzene and this no-alcohol policy be in haunted house party. If want everyone to have Museum is located at 116 contribute to a variety of effect for all pre-wedding events they stay the entire night, plenty of opportunities W. Broad St. For more unpleasant and sometimes de- (shower, bachelorette party, they’ll each get $10,000. to get in on the spooky information, call 528-8570. bilitating symptoms. Products etc.)? I feel we’re all adults and Who will make it action,” Beth Thompson, “The Cookeville mu- such as carpets and furniture should be able to make our own through the night of ter- Cookeville museums man- seums and Department off -gas VOCs and contribute choices. It’s not as if we’re going rors? ager, said. of Leisure Services love to indoor pollution. to get wasted at these things. Find out Oct. 25 at 7 Thompson said the being able to provide Other contributors include Your thoughts, please? — PER- p.m. during “Boo, Y’all!” shorter days and cooler free community events the products we bring into PLEXED BRIDESMAID Halloween Cinema at the temperatures of fall lead for everyone to enjoy a our homes and offi ces. Clean- DEAR BRIDESMAID: In Cookeville Depot Muse- to a special kind of “fright time which, for many, ers that contain a warning most cases, it is not considered um, where the 1959 classic night” for the more adven- is their favorite season on the label are some of the rude to consume alcohol in horror fi lm “House on turous moviegoers. Paren- of the year,” Thompson worst culprits. Spray products front of someone who is ab- Haunted Hill,” starring tal discretion is advised. said. “We hope to see a big suspend chemical particles staining, although many people Vincent Price, will be Audience members crowd turned out in their in the air that can linger for choose to refrain, too. In this shown on the west patio are encouraged to wear Halloween fi nery to haunt a day or two and irritate the case, the bride would not have under the stars. Admis- costumes and bring lawn the Depot.” mucus membrane. Products specified that she wanted no that contain “fragrance” alcohol served if she was com- have a cocktail of chemicals fortable with her bridal party that make up that specifi c drinking when she couldn’t fragrance. Manufacturers join in. Her wishes should take are not required by law to list precedence. Cordell Hull hosting events this month ingredients because they are DEAR ABBY: My husband is considered proprietary. Plug- disabled and hasn’t worked in Cordell Hull Birthplace State Historic hike on the Bunkum Cave Trail will be in fragrance that mask smells nearly 20 years. I have been the Park will be celebrating American Ar- from 6 to 9 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 26. can fi ll the area with irritants. sole support of our family all chive Month by featuring a new artifact We will have refreshments behind the Personal care products with this time. each week from our archive. park offi ce along with a fi re and story- fragrance can also provide My issue is, my husband In October, we celebrate the impor- tellers to keep you warm. We will have irritation for both yourself seems to have serious problems tance of preserving items that tell the bags of candy for the fi rst 200 children and others who live or work with people he perceives as story of our past. Artifacts give us a and hot cider and s’mores for all. with you. According to the rich. The fact that some peo- window into the past and can help us Hot dog , chips, and drinks will be for Environmental Working ple have more money than we discover our history. sale by the friend’s group at the trail- Group (EWG), women are ex- do rankles him no end. It has Coff ee with a Ranger will be Friday, head. Admission is free posed to 168 chemicals every reached the point where the Oct. 18, at 10 a.m., a new program featur- Events are sponsored By Friends of day through cosmetics and kids and I are really disturbed ing an artifact from the park’s archives. Cordell Hull and the Good Neighbors personal care products while by his vitriol. In his eyes, no “State Symbols: Why do they matter?” Theatre. men are exposed to 85 chemi- rich person can be a good will be at noon, Saturday, Oct. 19. For registration or questions, contact cals per day. The skin absorbs person, and most of them don’t Join Seasonal Ranger Jordan to learn the park at 931-864-3247, or message on the chemicals and directs deserve what they have. What about some of our state symbols and do a facebook. chemicals to the bloodstream. can I do? — WEARY OF LIS- fun craft to make our own state symbols. Cordell Hull Birthplace State Park is EWG states, “… personal care TENING IN MAINE Meet in the park offi ce. at 1300 Cordell Hull Memorial Drive in products contain carcino- DEAR WEARY: Your hus- Haunted Trail, a guided, haunted trail Byrdstown. gens, pesticides, reproductive band may be venting his frus- toxins, endocrine disruptors, tration at his inability to work plasticizers, degreasers and and provide for the family, and surfactants.” To fi nd out if misdirecting his anger toward the female products you use people he perceives as rich. Has Buff alo Valley Celebrates 90 years contain irritants or potential he always been this way, or is allergens go online to https:// this recent? If it’s recent, his www.womensvoices.org physician may want to see and Indoor pollution can be re- evaluate him. If it’s not, then it duced. Being aware contribut- may be time to point out that ing factors to indoor pollution money, while it can make the can help us decrease or avoid gears of life mesh more smooth- exposure and address health ly, is no guarantee of happiness, problems experienced annu- and nobody — regardless of ally during cold weather. To income — has everything. Then fi nd out if you are being aff ect- tell him to stop. ed, track illnesses each year DEAR ABBY: My wife has a and assess whether they are terrible habit of always being chronic. If they are chronic, it early — whether it’s for a party, is possible that being indoors football game, picnic, reunion, with certain pollutants can etc. It has reached a point contribute to the misery. where friends and family no Reading labels to fi nd a longer tell her the correct time County off icials, Randy Porter, Eddie Farris, and Wayne Nabors, joined with natural and nontoxic prod- they want us to arrive because former students and friends to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the Buff alo uct can be diffi cult. Many they don’t want her there ear- Valley School Building and the annual School Homecoming. manufacturers say they are ly. Her family started it, and “all natural” but still contain friends are following suit. Now toxins. Research favorite she’s upset because when she products and eliminate them arrives she isn’t the first, but if they contribute to indoor everybody else is happy be- Cumberland Quintet performing in Cookeville pollution. If your favorite cause she’s arriving when she is products have toxins, fi nd supposed to. substitute products certifi ed Abby, most hosts don’t want The Cumberland Quin- by the Green Business Net- guests showing up early be- tet will perform at 7:30 work, www.greenamerica. cause they’re still preparing, p.m., Monday, Oct. 28, in org/gbn. Or make products and early arrivals get in the Wattenbarger Auditorium. using non-toxic ingredients way. Please advise my wife to The Cumberland Quin- such as vinegar, baking soda, respect that! — EARLY BIRD tet off ers the standard washing soda and castile GETS THE SCORN wind classics, modern soap. For fragrance, consider DEAR BIRD: If, having been works, and popular music. using essential oils instead. given the wrong time to arrive They have performed on Keeping plants indoors can by multiple hosts, it hasn’t live radio and television reduce the amount of indoor dawned on your wife that what broadcasts, and have been pollution to which you are she’s doing hasn’t been appre- part of an educational The Cumberland Quintet will perform at 7:30 p.m., exposed. According to Tree ciated, she isn’t going to heed public television series Monday, Oct. 28, in Wattenbarger Auditorium. Hugger, the best plants to anything that I could write. PO- seen across the country. remove VOCs include jade LITE people show up on time. Established in 1972, Quintet members rium is in the Bryan Fine plants, spider plants, brome- If they arrive at the location the Cumberland Quintet include Tennessee Tech Arts Building, 1150 N. liads, Caribbean tree cactus early, they do what they need has built a reputation for faculty Mary Matthews Dixie Ave. and dracaena. Other air to do to “waste” time until the unique programming and on fl ute, Michael Adduci To view a live stream cleaners include Boston ferns, appointed hour. In her zeal to fi ne musicianship. The on oboe, Jeff Womack on of the performance, visit: palm trees and peace lilies. make an entrance, she is being group has toured through- bassoon, Mark Cramer https://www.tntech.edu/ Plants also provide indoor rude and intrusive, and if she out the United States and on clarinet, and Jeremy fi ne-arts/music/con- beauty which can counteract shows up early, the host should in Europe, performing to a Hansen on horn. certs-events/live-stream. winter depression. put her to work. wide variety of audiences. Wattenbarger Audito- php. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2019 Sports HERALD-CITIZEN 7 herald-citizen.com

0UC CONNECTIONS0 Cole vs Scherzer Cumby Astros host Nats in Game 1 of World Series tonight HOUSTON (AP) — Gerrit Cole shines on rattles off the names of the pitching greats with ease, featuring the same command he shows with his vaunted four-seam fastball. Bob Gibson. Tom Seaver. Don defense Drysdale. Plus the guys he saw in person as a kid — Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling — when they dominated in October. for Scots Now in the midst of perhaps the most remarkable run in baseball By CRAIG DELK history, it’s his turn, starting Game FOR THE HERALD-CITIZEN 1 of the World Series. “The people you keep referring Cookeville native Trenton Cumby to,” Cole said Monday, “got the job delivered a huge performance de- done. So I’m trying to deliver on that fensively for the Maryville College front.” football team last Saturday, helping Because as we all know, heading the Scots pull out a 21-13 win over into tonight’s opener between his Methodist University. Houston Astros and the Washington The senior defensive lineman reg- Nationals, this is when reputations istered fi ve total tackles, including an are built — or wrecked. impressive three quarterback sacks. Madison Bumgarner, Orel Hersh- This season, Cumby leads the Scots iser and Pedro Martinez excelled in in sacks (7) and tackles-for-loss (9.5), their fi rst Series starts. and he has 26 total tackles. So did Clayton Kershaw, although his ledger is more checkered. DYAL CATCHES TD Cole enters this matchup against FOR SKYHAWKS fellow ace Max Scherzer at 19-0 in Another former Cavalier football his last 25 starts, including three standout, Davin Dyal, helped UT wins in the playoff s. No pitcher has Martin pull out a 27-18 victory over ever won 20 in a row in a single Eastern Illinois University last Sat- season. urday. “I mean, I’ve been in the situation, The redshirt freshman tight end faced really good pitchers here in the caught a six-yard touchdown pass National League over the years; Ker- during the second quarter. For the shaw, (Jacob) deGrom, those guys. game, he tallied two grabs for nine You just know you’ve got to come out yards. there, you’re going to be throwing up This season, Dyal has four catches zeros. for 67 yards and a score. “And you’ve got to try to match the intensity from your opponent,” COE FARING WELL Scherzer said. FOR PRO TEAM IN SWEDEN “And Cole’s had a terrifi c year. So Former Jackson County girls bas- obviously it’s going to one heck of a AP ketball star Jaycee Coe is making an challenge.” Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve warms up during immediate impact at the pro level for Cole led the majors in strikeouts, batting practice for the World Series Monday in Houston. The Sweden’s Visby Ladies. topped the AL in ERA and fi nished Houston Astros face the Washington Nationals in Game 1 tonight. In four games, the 22-year-old second in the big leagues to team- guard leads the team in 3-pointers mate Justin Verlander in wins. about the time someone would step has been phenomenal since he came made (10), is second in scoring (12.5 “When you dream as a little kid, up and say, well, he’s due for a loss. over to the Astros. It’s like he’s found ppg) and assists (2.3 apg), and is tied you dream about storybook endings Got to be, right? his stride,” said Kendrick, who will for fourth in rebounding (4.3 rpg). and storybook players and scenarios NLCS MVP Howie Kendrick be Washington’s designated hitter in Last Friday, Coe scored a sea- like that,” Cole said. chuckled at that notion. Game 1. son-best 16 points while making 4-of- In the old days of baseball — like, “I faced him in the past, but what 10 from long range during Visby’s three or four years ago — this is he’s been doing the past few years SEE COLE, PAGE 8 98-70 loss to Hogsbo Basket Goteborg. She also chipped in fi ve rebounds, four assists and a steal.

KRESS DELIVERS GAME-WINNER FOR LEE Consistency coming Cookeville native Bailey Kress recently delivered a game-winner for the Lee University volleyball team. at key time for Tech On Oct. 15, the redshirt junior right side hitter assisted on the game-win- ning block in the fi fth set, helping the By SCOTT WILSON seven to currently sport a HERALD-CITIZEN 9-12 overall ledger and an SEE UC, PAGE 8 impressive 5-3 slate in the It has taken some time conference. for them to click into gear “I think the more times - maybe a little bit longer we play with each other than Jeannette Waldo the more we get used to would have liked - but the each other, the more we Purple Palooza Tennessee Tech Golden trust each other,” Waldo Eagles seem to be fi ring on explained. “I think that’s all cylinders. been the key to the recent set for Oct. 29 Waldo and her volley- success. I think from the ball team opened the 2019 very beginning of the sea- Halloween is just around the cor- season against a blistering son we’ve just needed time HERALD-CITIZEN ner and that means it’s also time for schedule of powerhouse with one another to try Tennessee Tech’s Ali Verzani, left, hits over two Purple Palooza at Tennessee Tech. squads including Michi- and fi nd a more consistent defenders during a recent match. Verzani is The 2019 edition will be held on gan, Louisville, Arizona lineup so they can practice just one reason TTU is making a final run at the Tuesday, Oct. 29, starting at 5 p.m. State and Evansville, just around certain people and conference tournament. with trick-or-treating on the con- to name a few. Tech won begin knowing what that course of the Hooper Eblen Center. just one of its fi rst four feels like.” a good off ense, but not a Ali Verzani and Taylor Bring out your best costumes as Tech matches and then lost Waldo said the increased great defense. Then we Dorsey seem to be swing- teams, student groups and communi- seven of its next 11 to head talent on the Tech bench stepped up our defense and ing the biggest sticks this ty sponsors will hand out candy to all into the fi nal week of Sep- has also been a factor in our off ense dropped off ,” year for Tech. the little spooks and ghouls. tember with a 5-10 record. Tech’s play because that Waldo said. Verzani leads the team The event format will also be However, that’s when has off ered more challeng- “I think this past in kills (256) and second in diff erent this season as the night everything seemed to have ing practices for the TTU weekend was the fi rst digs (210). Dorsey is second continues at 6 p.m. as the Tennessee fallen into place, during starters. weekend where we put a in kills (207) and fi rst in Tech women’s basketball team hosts a 3-1 victory over Ohio The Golden Eagles are little bit of both together. blocks (81). the University of the Cumberlands Valley Conference foe 9-12 overall on the year I think things are going Rachel Thomas, Ashley in an exhibition contest. The Golden Southeast Missouri. Since and 5-3 in the Ohio Valley to improve in strides and Eagle men’s team will take on Bryan then, the Golden Eagles Conference. I think that’s just how SEE TTU, PAGE 8 College following at approximately 8 have won fi ve of their last “I think early on we had things worked out.” p.m. For the Tech women, it will be a sneak preview for a talented Golden Eagle squad which was recently se- lected as preseason No. 2 in the Ohio Titans recover fumble, hold off Chargers 23-20 Valley Conference by the league’s media. NASHVILLE (AP) — The Tennes- fi nal minute. enough the ball sat in my hands. The coaches and SID poll will be see Titans came up with an amazing Gordon initially was ruled down Kind of popped out for a quick sec- announced later today as part of the goal-line stand stopping the Los shy of the goal line at the 1. Casey ond, and I thought I was about to lose league’s Media Day event in Evans- Angeles Chargers. came out of the pile with the ball, it. Kind of panicked for a moment. If ville, Ind. Not once, twice but thrice. and the Titans started celebrating. I let them recover it, that’s a TD.” With the Tech men, it’ll be a fi rst Each time, they needed the replay The play was reviewed and over- The Chargers thought they had look at new head coach John Pel- offi cial to overturn the call on the turned the on-fi eld ruling that Gor- scored the go-ahead touchdown not phrey’s roster featuring several key fi eld turning what the Chargers don was short of the goal line. once but twice in the fi nal 44 sec- returnees, as well as a talented crop thought were a pair of go-ahead The call was a fumble forced by onds only to lose both on review by of newcomers, as they begin their touchdowns and a fi nal ruling that Titans linebacker Wesley Woodyard the replay offi cial. That offi cial also fi rst run through the OVC. gave the ball — and the game — to that was recovered by Casey for a overturned Gordon being stopped on The event, including the basketball the Titans. touchback. Ryan Tannehill knelt the Chargers’ fi nal play. doubleheader, is free to the public. Jurrell Casey recovered a fumble down to run out the clock as the Ti- “You don’t get 1 yard, you don’t Season tickets for Tennessee Tech by Melvin Gordon at the goal line tans (3-4) snapped a two-game skid. deserve to win the damn game, and men’s and women’s basketball are on with 15 seconds left, and Tennessee “Once I felt the ball come out, I’m that’s the way it is,” Chargers coach sale now. Call (931) 372-3940, visit the pulled out a 23-20 victory Sunday like ‘I got to recover it. I got to recov- Hooper Eblen Center ticket offi ce or over the Chargers after a frantic er it,’” Casey said. “And shoot. Sure SEE TITANS, PAGE 8 visit TTUsports.com. 8 HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2019 herald-citizen.com TITANS: Tennessee riding wave of victory, host Bucs Sunday 0SCOREBOARD0 ON TELEVISION 3. MUS 7-1 140 3 “By the grace of God, fi nal minute. But Ekeler 4. Baylor 7-1 133 4 FROM PAGE 7 INJURIES Monday, October 21 5. MBA 5-3 101 5 we had both of those was ruled down short The Chargers already Others receiving 12 or more points: Ensworth 24. NFL FOOTBALL Anthony Lynn said. in that play for it to be of the goal line to set were banged up on 7 p.m. NFL “We had 1 yard to win able to be overturned,” up an astounding fi nal the off ensive line with ESPN — New England at NY Jets Results/schedule SOCCER (MEN’S) Thursday’s Games this game, and we let it Vrabel said. minute of the game. center Mike Pounc- 1:55 p.m. slip out of our hands.” Tannehill threw “On the fi eld, we won ey out for the season Kansas City 30, Denver 6 NBCSN — Premier League: Arsenal at Sheff ield Sunday’s Games First, Philip Rivers’ for 312 yards and two it twice,” Chargers tight and left tackle Russell United San Francisco 9, Washington 0 pass that Austin Ekeler touchdowns in his fi rst end Hunter Henry said. Okung trying to work TENNIS Green Bay 42, Oakland 24 7 a.m. Buff alo 31, Miami 21 took 16 yards was ruled start since the Titans Jeff ery Simmons, his way back from the TENNIS — ATP: The Swiss Indoors Basel & The Vienna Arizona 27, N.Y. Giants 21 a touchdown only to be benched Marcus Mari- the No. 19 pick overall non-football injury list Open, Early Rounds L.A. Rams 37, Atlanta 10 reversed by the replay ota looking for a spark in the April draft, also with blood clots. Then Tuesday, October 22 Indianapolis 30, Houston 23 Minnesota 42, Detroit 30 offi cial for not breaking on off ense. made his NFL debut left guard Forrest Lamp MLB BASEBALL Jacksonville 27, Cincinnati 17 the plane as he was Tannehill came with a sack and a tackle hurt an ankle midway 7 p.m. Tennessee 23, L.A. Chargers 20 FOX — World Series: Teams TBD, Game 1 tackled by Kenny Vac- through as the Titans for loss. through the second Baltimore 30, Seattle 16 NBA BASKETBALL New Orleans 36, Chicago 25 caro and Logan Ryan at not only won their Tannehill threw an quarter and was carted 7 p.m. Dallas 37, Philadelphia 10 the 1. After a false start, fi rst game at home this 8-yard TD pass to Corey from the sideline to the TNT — New Orleans at Toronto Open: Tampa Bay, Cleveland, Carolina, Pittsburgh 9:30 p.m. Monday’s Games Malcolm Butler then season but posted a sea- Davis just before half- locker room. TNT — LA Lakers at LA Clippers New England 33, N.Y. Jets 0 was fl agged for defen- son-high 403 yards. He time, and he hit Tajae The Titans lost right TENNIS Thursday, Oct. 24 sive pass interference was 23 of 29 to outduel Sharpe on a 5-yard TD tackle Jack Conklin 6:30 a.m. Washington at Minnesota, 8:20 p.m. TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Swiss Indoors Basel, The Sunday, Oct. 27 on Mike Williams in Rivers on a day the 16- pass with 13:11 left. early to an injured Vienna Open & The Elite Trophy Tournament, Early Arizona at New Orleans, 1 p.m. the end zone. year veteran moved to Derrick Henry put right thigh, and Rounds Tampa Bay at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Then Gordon went sixth in career passing Tennessee up 23-13 with Dennis Kelly replaced N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 1 p.m. FOOTBALL Cincinnati vs L.A. Rams at London, UK, 1 p.m. over right tackle with yards. 6:39 left with an 11-yard him. Jamil Douglas High school poll Denver at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. 34 seconds left for what The Chargers (2-5) TD run. started the third Philadelphia at Buff alo, 1 p.m. The Associated Press’ Top 10 teams in each of Ten- N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. offi cials ruled a 1-yard have lost three straight quarter at right guard nessee’s six Division I non-financial aid classifica- Seattle at Atlanta, 1 p.m. TD, and the replay offi - and fi ve of their past CLIMBING THE CHARTS with rookie Nate Davis tions and in the combined Division II financial aid L.A. Chargers at Chicago, 1 p.m. cial then reversed the six. Rivers passed a pair hurting a rib. classification as selected by Tennessee AP-mem- Carolina at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. ber sportswriters and broadcasters. Oakland at Houston, 4:25 p.m. call for the second time Rivers and the Char- of fellow 2004 draft Linebacker Rashaan Division I - Class 6A Cleveland at New England, 4:25 p.m. in what became a run gers thought they had picks in career passing Evans left late in the Record Pts Prv Green Bay at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. for no gain. That set up pulled off an amazing yards during the sec- fi rst half only to return 1. Oakland (18) 8-0 188 1 Open: Dallas, Baltimore 2. Maryville 8-0 171 2 Monday, Oct. 28 Gordon’s fi nal run with comeback after trail- ond quarter. for the second half. 3. Whitehaven 6-1 130 3 Miami at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. 19 seconds left. ing 23-13 with 6:39 left. Rivers needed only Cornerback Adoree 4. Dobyns Bennett (1) 8-0 126 4 5. Brentwood 7-1 114 5 HOCKEY “They obviously saw Rivers threw a 41-yard 105 yards to pass Eli Jackson hurt a foot in 6. Ravenwood 7-1 95 6 enough to overturn TD pass to Ekeler with Manning (56,537) and the third quarter. 7. Houston 8-0 86 7 NHL schedule/results it,” Rivers said. “I just 5:09 left. Ben Roethlisberger 8. McMinn County 8-0 52 9 Monday’s Games 9. Bradley Central 6-2 42 8 Columbus 4, Toronto 3, OT didn’t.” The Chargers stopped (56,545), and he had 77 UP NEXT 10. Stewarts Creek 7-1 20 10 Philadelphia 6, Vegas 2 Titans coach Mike Tannehill short on yards by the end of the Chargers: Continue Others receiving 12 or more points: none. St. Louis 3, Colorado 1 Vrabel said there has fourth-and-inches near fi rst quarter and 158 by their two-game road Division I - Class 5A Dallas 2, Ottawa 1 Record Pts Prv Tuesday’s Games to be obvious visual midfi eld, and Rivers halftime to keep climb- swing at Chicago on 1. Knoxville Central (16) 8-0 177 1 Arizona at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. evidence the ball had put the Chargers ahead ing that list. He fi nished Sunday. 2. Beech (1) 8-0 154 2 San Jose at Buff alo, 7 p.m. 3. Powell (1) 8-0 149 3 come out and a clear with a 16-yard TD pass throwing for 329 yards Titans: Host Tampa Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. 4. Gallatin (1) 8-0 122 6 Pittsburgh at Florida, 7 p.m. recovery. to Ekeler inside the and two TDs. Bay on Sunday. 5. Henry County 6-2 86 7 Vancouver at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 6. Knoxville West 7-1 84 5 Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. 7. Page 7-1 75 10 Edmonton at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 8. Tennessee 7-1 65 NR Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. 9. David Crockett 6-1 57 4 Vegas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 10. Shelbyville 7-1 37 NR Washington at Calgary, 9 p.m. UC: Vassar comes up big in pro debut, Jackson shines in win Others receiving 12 or more points: Summit 12. Wednesday’s Games Division I - Class 4A Detroit at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Record Pts Prv Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. 1. Elizabethton (17) 8-0 185 2 FROM PAGE 7 placed fi fth out of 26 an professional team, rebounds and a steal Thursday’s Games 2. Haywood County (1) 7-1 156 3 Buff alo at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. teams. KK Zdravlje Leskovac. during an 85-78 win 3. Anderson County (1) 7-1 144 4 San Jose at Montreal, 7 p.m. Lady Flames close out a The 24-year-old guard over OKK Beograd. 4. Nolensville 8-0 129 5 Carolina at Columbus, 7 p.m. 5. Greeneville 6-2 121 1 Arizona vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Veterans Memo- 3-2 victory over Short- MURPHY PLAYS IN ASIA went off for 26 points, And last Saturday, 6. Hardin County 7-1 96 6 rial Coliseum, 7 p.m. er University. Kress CHAMPIONS CUP shooting 4-of-5 from Vassar tallied 17 points, 7. Livingston Academy 8-0 87 7 Los Angeles at St. Louis, 8 p.m. fi nished the match with Former Tennessee 3-point range while two rebounds, two 8. Montgomery Central 7-1 53 8 Minnesota at Nashville, 8 p.m. 9. Marshall County 7-2 35 9 Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. nine kills, six digs and Tech men’s basketball adding three rebounds, assists, two blocks and 10. Creek Wood 7-1 26 10 Anaheim at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. four block assists. star Kevin Murphy three assists and a steal a steal during an 89-77 Others receiving 12 or more points: none. Florida at Calgary, 9 p.m. Division I - Class 3A For the season, Kress recently played an during a 90-82 loss to loss to OKK Novi Pazar. Record Pts Prv GOLF is second on the team in important role for his KK Radnicki Kraguje- 1. Alcoa (18) 7-1 189 1 kills (188) and tied for team in the FIBA Asia 2. Pearl-Cohn (1) 8-0 168 2 Dominion Charity Classic vac. JACKSON LEADS JAPANESE 3. Red Bank 8-0 152 3 third in blocks (20). Champions Cup. TEAM TO VICTORY Monday 4. Loudon 8-0 135 4 At The Country Club of Virginia Starring for Bah- VASSAR OFF TO STRONG Former Tennessee 5. Upperman 7-1 98 6 Richmond, Va. HAWKINS HELPS VOLS WITH rain’s Al-Muharraq, START IN SERBIA Tech men’s basket- 6. South Gibson 7-1 93 9 Purse: $2 million 7. Gatlinburg-Pittman 7-1 70 8 Yardage: 7,025; Par: 72 SOLID RUN AT A&M MEET the 29-year-old guard Also in Serbia, ball standout Charles 8. Wooddale 7-1 44 10 Final Cookeville native played in fi ve games, former Golden Eagle Jackson made the most 9. Covington 6-2 40 5 Miguel Angel Jiménez 67-68-63—198 -18 10. East Nashville 6-2 22 7 Conner Hawkins leading the team in men’s basketball player of his time on the fl oor Tommy Tolles 65-67-68—200 -16 Others receiving 12 or more points: Stratford 20. Colin Montgomerie 66-67-68—201 -15 helped the University of scoring (27.6 ppg) and Johnnie Vassar is off last Wednesday for Division I - Class 2A Woody Austin 70-68-65—203 -13 Tennessee men’s cross to a great start in his Japan’s Hitachi Sun Record Pts Prv Bernhard Langer 70-65-68—203 -13 rebounding (10.4 rpg). 1. Peabody (19) 8-0 190 1 country team register Murphy also ranked professional career. Rockers. Scott Parel 66-66-71—203 -13 2. Watertown 7-1 148 2 Wes Short, Jr. 69-68-67—204 -12 a solid performance second in steals (1.4 Playing for KK Vrsac In just 20 minutes of 3. Trousdale County 7-1 145 3 Steve Flesch 70-67-68—205 -11 last Saturday at Texas spg) and third in assists Swisslion, the 24-year- play, the 26-year-old 4. Meigs County 7-1 136 4 Carlos Franco 68-69-68—205 -11 5. Forrest 8-0 128 5 Joe Durant 71-70-65—206 -10 A&M’s Arturo Barrios (2.6 apg). old guard tallied 16 center shot 8-of-11 from 6. Lewis County 6-1 84 7 Retief Goosen 67-68-71—206 -10 Invitational. points, three assists, the fl oor on his way 7. Fairley 6-2 56 10 Bart Bryant 70-71-66—207 -9 8. South Greene 8-1 44 6 The junior fi nished JUGOVIC HAS BIG EFFORT a rebound and a steal to 21 points. He added Marco Dawson 68-69-70—207 -9 9. Hampton 6-2 43 NR Stephen Ames 73-66-69—208 -8 the 8K course in 25 FOR SERBIAN TEAM on Oct. 5 in his debut, seven rebounds, one 10. Houston County 7-1 29 8 Glen Day 69-70-69—208 -8 minutes, 8.6 seconds to Another former an 83-73 win over KK assist, one steal and Others receiving 12 or more points: none. Kirk Triplett 72-68-68—208 -8 Division I - Class 1A Ken Duke 76-67-66—209 -7 place 67th individually - Golden Eagle standout, Kolubara Lazarevac. one block during the Record Pts Prv he was the fourth Vol to Aleksa Jugovic, had a On Oct. 13, Vas- Sun Rockers’ 83-76 win 1. South Pittsburg (15) 7-0 185 1 2. Huntingdon (4) 9-0 164 2 BASKETBALL cross the fi nish line. huge performance last sar fi nished with 13 over Levanga Hokkaido 3. Lake County 8-0 147 3 AP Top 25 Overall, the Vols Saturday for his Serbi- points, six assists, two Sapporo. 4. Fayetteville 8-0 125 5 5. Greenback 6-2 105 6 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ preseason 6. Monterey 8-0 97 7 2019-20 college basketball poll: 7. Greenfield 7-1 76 8 Record Pts Prv 8. Coalfield 6-2 63 9 1. Michigan St. (60) 32-7 1619 5 TTU: Improved defensive eff ort pushing Tech to possible bid 9. Cornersville 5-3 29 10 2. Kentucky (2) 30-7 1497 7 10. Clay County 6-2 12 NR 3. Kansas (3) 26-10 1457 17 Others receiving 12 or more points: none. 4. Duke 32-6 1399 1 5. Louisville 20-14 1386 — FROM PAGE 7 much in college that I think the She also cited a marked im- Division II - Class A Record Pts Prv 6. Florida 20-16 1313 — more we get comfortable with provement in her team’s defen- 1. Nash. Christian School (19)8-0 190 1 7. Maryland 23-11 1134 — Hand and Carly Skrabak have what we do the more space we sive prowess. She is starting to 2. Davidson Academy 6-2 156 3 8. Gonzaga 33-4 1096 4 9. North Carolina 29-7 1060 3 also stepped up their games in have in our brains for things see the eff ort her team puts forth 3. Friendship Christian 6-2 146 4 4. University-Jackson 6-2 134 5 10. Villanova 26-10 1048 23 recent weeks. like scouting reports,” Waldo in practice coming out on the 5. Fayette Academy 5-3 110 2 11. Virginia 35-3 1007 2 The coach said having 12 said. court in the matches. Others receiving 12 or more points: none. 12. Seton Hall 20-14 863 — Division II - Class AA 13. Texas Tech 31-7 837 9 of the 16 players on the roster “I think because our practices “There is some evolution that Record Pts Prv 14. Memphis 22-14 773 — either freshmen or sophomores and preparations have been so comes with it (improvement on 1. ECS (16) 7-1 184 1 15. Oregon 25-13 742 — also has a big impact on your consistent, now they understand the court),” Waldo said. 2. Boyd Buchanan (3) 7-1 164 2 16. Baylor 20-14 523 — 3. Franklin Road Academy 7-1 142 4 17. Utah St. 28-7 491 25 team because of the inexperi- this is how a week works, how “But it is also having a certain 4. Grace Christian 7-1 126 T5 18. Ohio St. 20-15 407 — ence. we prepare; I think that’s been a level of expectations and drilling 5. BGA 5-3 63 T5 19. Xavier 19-16 356 — 20. Saint Mary’s (Cal.) 22-12 330 — That inexperience can only be big deal. I think there is a learn- that. We let the girls know this Others receiving 12 or more points: Lipscomb Acade- my 25. CAK 24. Lausanne Collegiate 17. CPA 15. 21. Arizona 17-15 265 — solved with time acquired on the ing curve and with so many new certain level of grittiness is what Division II - Class AAA 22. LSU 28-7 234 12 Record Pts Prv 23. Purdue 26-10 230 13 court. people, you can’t expect it to be the expectation is and we can’t 24. Auburn 30-10 210 14 “We’re asking them to do so 1. McCallie (18) 8-0 180 1 perfect right away.” have less than that.” 2. Briarcrest 8-0 159 2 25. VCU 25-8 193 — COLE: Rendon impressed PLAYERS PLAYERS with Houston’s pitching talent OF THE WEEK OF THE WEEK

FROM PAGE 7 “It’s been truly amaz- UPPERMAN HIGH SCHOOL Go Bees! UPPERMAN HIGH SCHOOL Go Bees! ing just to watch him “I’ve been watching do his thing and the him throughout the amount of success that postseason. His stuff ’s he’s had,” Rendon said. electric, everybody “Not that he didn’t have knows that,” he said. success in Pittsburgh Fusing his talent with prior.” the Astros’ fortifi ed “But I think by him analytics approach, Cole coming to a postseason has found what works team, being around guys best for him. or a team that has been Ty Dutchess Olivia Taylor Donovan McCallister Amanda Warren Among the results in the postseason more Runningback/DB Senior Quarterback Senior Upperman vs Grundy County: 42-0 Upperman vs York Institute: 35-0 with his four-seamer, times than not, I think Outside Hitter Outside Hitter 10 rushes for 261 yards, 1 catch for 39 Passing 12/17, 219 yards, 4TD’s curve and slider: Nearly that’s really going to Upperman vs Stone Memorial: 1-3 Upperman vs Livingston: 1 - 3 17 percent of his pitches elevate your game and yards, 3 tackles 8 rushes for 106 yards, 2.5 tackles 32 kills 23 kills result in a swing-and- I think that’s true for miss, the highest rate of him,” he said. anyone since such data Talking about the has been tracked in the Washington lineup, Cole last 18 years. was equally eff usive in NL MVP candidate his praise for Rendon. Anthony Rendon is “It starts with An- among the few hitters thony Rendon being 744 S WILLOW AVENUE & 1065 E 10TH STREET 744 S WILLOW AVENUE & 1065 E 10TH STREET who’ve managed some the tone-setter, a really success against Cole, special talent, probably southeastbank.com southeastbank.com going 5 for 13 overall. a generational talent.” TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN 9 herald-citizen.com

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All Types of Home Repairs. © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz 10 HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2019 herald-citizen.com HELP WANTED MISC FOR SALE PETS & SUPPLIES HOMES FOR SALE LEGALS Be sure to visit the cial records and donor da- Dolls, 5 medium sized dolls adoption events - call, email the premises might disclose. tabases, accurate record that go with set. $60 for all. or visit our website for our This property is being sold keeping using QuickBooks, Call (931)651-1471 event schedule. All pets with the express reservation F ARMERS daily offi ce routine including are fully vetted and already that it is subject to confi rma- general communications, (2) Mahogany 3 drawer fi xed. A.A.R.F. is a 501(c) tion by the lender or Substi- bill payment, bank depos- chests, 32”H, 32”W. Like (3) non-profi t, no-kill animal 3BR, 3BA 2144 SF, 1.8 acres tute Trustee. This sale may its; developing, printing and new $90 each. Call 526- rescue/foster organization built 2018. $244,000. Will be rescinded at any time. distributing publications, 7974, 265-3697. run by volunteers. Please show anytime, 4171 Gaines- The right is reserved to ad- M ARKET preparing donor invoices be part of the solution to boro Grade. (931)526-2435 journ the day of the sale to and receipts and maintain- 36” coff ee table $350 val- end animal overpopulation - another day, time, and place ing website. Send resume or ue - asking $45. See to ap- spay or neuter your pets. certain without further publi- Corner of 1st & Walnut questions to preciate!. 302 Bowerwood, A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue OPEN HOUSES cation, upon announcement in downtown Cookeville tnff afoundation@tnff a.org Circle, Ckvl. (931)854-0491. and Fixin’ Inc.) at the time and place for ATTN: Administrative Assis- 931-260-8018 (voicemail OPEN EVERYDAY the sale set forth above. All Open Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. tant Position 4 Boxes New Mfg. Stone, only) • www.aarf-tn.com 8AM - 6PM right and equity of redemp- 13 sq. ft. ea. Horizon Hand- 5824 Southern Hills Dr., Baxter, TN tion, statutory or otherwise, SECRETARY NEEDED crafted Harbor Buff Flat $30/ Pure Bred Rottweiler pup- Adjacent to Southern Hills Golf Course homestead, and dower are BUY FRESH BEDDING PLANTS , Please submit resume to ea. 931-528-5750 pies, born 8-31-19, 1st shots, New, 2 Story expressly waived in said [email protected] wormed, tails docked, dew Deed of Trust, and the title Must have experience Antique wardrobe $100. claws removed, ready to go. 4 BDS + Flex Room, 3 BA is believed to be good, but and knowledge of offi ce 931-528-2905 $350 Call 931-267-5555 2424 Sq Ft + Garage - $269,000 the undersigned will sell and EGGS , ONIONS , SQUASH , procedure. Salary ne- convey only as Substitute gotiable plus benefi ts. BABY STROLLER/CAR- Trustee. The Property is sold SEAT w/base; baby’s Jump- WANTED TO RENT as is, where is, without rep- CUCUMBERS , LANDSCAPING SHRUBS , We are seeking F/T House- aroo. $100 for both or will resentations or warranties of keeping, . Competive Pay. sell separate. 260-1740. Equal Housing any kind, including fi tness AND HOMEMADE BREADS , PIES AND Please apply at Fairfi eld Opportunity for a particular use or pur- Inn & Suites, 1200 Sams St, Ditty Road / Ben Jared Rd / pose. Classic VHS movies PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All Southern Hills Drive. Call 931-544-3849 Ckvl, TN. 931-854-1050 $150 real estate advertised in this COOKIES FROM LOCAL FARMERS . Call (931)651-1471 newspaper is subject to the THIS LAW FIRM IS AT- Would you like to write Federal Fair Housing Act TEMPTING TO COLLECT A about sports in the Upper Duracraft Humidifi er 2 gal- of 1968 and the Tennessee LEGALS DEBT. ANY INFORMATION Cumberland? Would like to lon auto shut off with new Human Rights Act which OBTAINED WILL BE USED fi NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE attend high school football lters and treatment, good makes it illegal to advertise TRUSTEE’S SALE FOR THAT PURPOSE. games or college basketball condition, reduced to $60. “any preference, limitation contests? The Herald-Cit- 931-644-9118 or discrimination based on WHEREAS, default has oc- Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, izen is accepting applica- race, color, religion, sex, curred in the performance Substitute Trustee tions for sports stringers FREE !! familial status or national of the covenants, terms and 119 S. Main Street, to cover sports for the up- VARIGATED PURPLE IRIS origin, handicap/disability conditions of a Deed of Trust Suite 500 coming year. If you think you BULBS...only 6 more con- or an intention to make any Memphis, TN 38103 fi dated October 28, 2015, ex- would like to nd out more tainers left! Get them before such preference, limita- ecuted by JANIE L. HAR- rlselaw.com/property-listing information, contact Scott Jack Frost does! tion or discrimination.” This MON, conveying certain real Tel: (877) 813-0992 Wilson at Call (931)260-1123 newspaper will not know- property therein described Fax: (404) 601-5846 scott.wilson@ ingly accept any advertis- to DAVID P. DEMPSEY, as 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 herald-citizen.com FREE!!! 3 Single wide mo- ing for real estate which is Trustee, as same appears of bile homes & an old Air in violation of the law. Our record in the Register’s Of- REQUEST FOR Stream Camper. You will readers are informed that all fi PREQUALIFICATION OF ff ce of Putnam County, Ten- TRUCKING EMPLOYMENT need to haul o . 270-202- dwellings advertised in this nessee recorded October CONTRACTORS 8987 or 270-202-3261 newspaper are available on 29, 2015, in Deed Book 901, CDL CLASS A DRIVER an equal opportunity basis. Page 590 ; and Upper Cumberland Habi- NEEDED - BE YOUR OWN GOOD QUALITY TOPSOIL Equal Housing Opportunity, WHEREAS, the benefi cial tat for Humanity seeks to BOSS without the stress/ $35 tractor scoop. By appt M/F. interest of said Deed of Trust prequalify contractors from hassles of Forced Dispatch only. 260-9988. Herald-Citizen & Regional was last transferred and as- which to solicit bids for our or owning your own truck. Buyers Guide signed to PennyMac Loan Aging in Place Program. The Based in Lebanon. Only Having a hard time seeing 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, Services, LLC who is now funding for this project was One position available. 2013 the print in your favorite TN 931-526-9715 the owner of said debt; and provided through a grant Volvo, Like new, pulling 53’ Newspaper, Magazine or Bi- (FAX) 526-1209 WHEREAS, the under- awarded by the Davidson Reefer. All miles paid from ble or ever had trouble read- County Chancery Court, fi signed,Rubin Lublin TN, yard thru nal drop. Paid ing the telephone directory PLLC, having been appoint- Part III from the Senior Trust/ immediately upon return to or a map? APTS/DUPLEXES FOR RENT ed as Substitute Trustee by Elder Trust settlement (Case Now Open!! yard w/pod’s. No NE states. Now Available fi No. 11-1548-III) and through ff instrument to be led for re- Come See Time on/Time o coordinat- Deluxe Framed $99 SECURITY cord in the Register’s Offi ce a contract administered by ed to your desires. 10,000 MAGNIFYING SHEET DEPOSIT* of Putnam County, Tennes- the Tennessee Commission What Local miles/month goal with up ONLY $3.25 plus tax see. on Aging and Disability. Farmers & to 12000 in winter months. GET ONE TODAY!! Broad Way Apartments NOW, THEREFORE, notice Advances available. Lay- Start Seeing, Start Reading Offering $99 Security Deposit is hereby given that the en- Scope includes, but not Homemakers over, drops, and detention Herald-Citizen if moved in by 11.15.2019. limited to: plumbing, electri- tire indebtedness has been fi Have For paid. Must have Clean MVR, 1300 Neal Street Nearly New Apartment Homes declared due and payable, cal, roo ng, critical repairs, background and drug tests. Cookeville, TN 38501 Washer/Dryer Included and that the undersigned, weatherization enhance- You! 615-390-2787 931-526-9715 Background/Credit Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, as ments, and accessibility WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE Checks Required Substitute Trustee or his duly improvements. Applicable TODAY? Income Restrictions Apply appointed agent, by virtue of city, state, and federal reg- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 10 Broadway Ave,Cookeville the power, duty and authori- ulations such as but not JUST REDUCED. Basket- 931-854-9564 ty vested and imposed upon limited to Section 3, Segre- WHEN IT comes to earn- ball Guides: Pro Basketball said Substitute Trustee will, gated Facility, Section 109, ings or locations there are Bible, all 7 issues, complete M-F 8am-5pm and EO 11245 are required. “This institution is an equal opportunity provider” on November 19, 2019 at no guarantees. For free in- Handbook of Pro Basketball, 10:00 AM at the Main En- We are pledged to the let- formation about buying a biz back to the mid 80’s plus ter and spirit of the US pol- 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / trance to the Putnam Coun- 1st St. Ave. Willow Walnut St. Walnut op or franchise without get- some annual magazines, ty Courthouse, 300 East icy for the achievement of Cedar St. We are here!! ting scammed, write to the whole lot $40. 931-525-1020 HOUSES NEW $280-$800 equal housing opportunity Cable, Water/Appl’s Furn’d Spring Street, Cookeville, Broad St. Federal Trade Commission, TN 38501, proceed to sell at throughout the nation. We Washington, D.C., 20580 Large TV, fl oor model OVER 100 LOCATION encourage and support Spring St. Kids welcome. Some Pets public outcry to the highest ffi or call the National Fraud (about 60 inch), still works. and best bidder for cash or an a rmative advertising Information Center, 1-800- $30. Must pick up. 931-252- in Designated Apts. fi and marketing program in Open Mon - Fr certi ed funds ONLY, the 876-7060. This message is 6225. following described proper- which there are no barri- a public service of the Her- Soard Properties ers to obtaining housing 526-1988 ty situated in Putnam Coun- ald-Citizen & Regional Buy- “LONGARM” WESTERN ty, Tennessee, to wit: because of race, color, re- ers Guide. books, 75 paperbacks for Storage units available ligion, sex, handicap, famil- $75. (931)528-5053 lhar- LOCATED IN THE FIRST ial status or national origin. [email protected] 2 BR DUPLEX, 2-1/2 BA, Habitat for Humanity is an fi replace, close to TTU, W/D CIVIL DISTRICT OF PUT- FINANCIAL SERVICES NAM COUNTY, TENNES- equal opportunity employer SILVER JEWELRY with hookup, large deck in back. that welcomes at “Certifi ed All utilities included. $950/ SEE AND BEING LOT NUM- fi FEDERAL LAW allows semi precious stones plus BER 38 OF GREEN HILLS Minority” “Certi ed Wom- you to correct your cred- other lovely jewelry. Retail mth w/1 yr lease. 931-284- an” “Section 3” and “Small 5526, 528-5839. SUBDIVISION, A PLAT OF it report for free. For more $7000, all for $1,500 incls 2 WHICH IS RECORDED IN Business” subcontractors. information about credit glass counter top cases & 2BR, 1BA in Algood. Wa- PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 555, repair scams, write to the other displays. (931)261- REGISTER`S OFFICE OF Application packets are Federal Trade Commission, 7841 ter, appls furn’d, nice set- available for pick up at ting. $500/mo, $500/dep, PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- ffi Washington, D.C., 20580 NESSEE. our o ce, 728 E. 15th St. or call the National Fraud T-fal, Clipso pressure references required. No pet. Cookeville, TN or for down- 528-2777 Information Center, 1-800- steamer like new, several THE PROPERTY DE- load on our website, www. 876-7060. This message is parts, w/steaming pots $55. uchabitat.org. 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, SCRIBED HEREIN IS SUB- a public service of the Her- Sears antique adding ma- JECT TO ANY MATTERS ald-Citizen & Regional Buy- chine. Hand operated. From CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets Prequalifi cations submittals OK!! Call 526-1988. ON PLAT OF RECORD IN ers Guide. 50’s w/all accessories. $40. PLAT CABINET A, SLIDE 27 must be received no later Insulated combination mini (FORMERLY PLAT BOOK than 4pm on Friday, Decem- IT’S ILLEGAL for companies ice bucket & cocktail shaker ber 20, 2019. 1, PAGE 555), REGISTER`S 10/9, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 22 doing business by phone to $7. 931-525-1020 OFFICE OF PUTNAM promise you a loan and ask COUNTY, TENNESSEE. you to pay for it before they STATE OF TENNESSEE deliver. For free information GARAGE & YARD SALES CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PROPERTY DE- PUTNAM COUNTY AT about avoiding advance fee SCRIBED HEREIN IS SUB- loan scams, write to the COOKEVILLE, JECT TO RESTRICTIONS TENNESSEE Federal Trade Commission, PLANNING A OF RECORD IN WARRANTY Washington, D.C., 20580 YARD SALE??? DEED BOOK 131, PAGE 136; CAUSE NO. 2019D229 or call the National Fraud FOR RENT AND AMENDED IN WAR- Information Center, 1-800- 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, Live within the city limits RANTY DEED BOOK 326, Mary Elizabeth Jones 876-7060. This message is Houses. Many locations PAGE 53, REGISTER`S OF- a public service of the Her- FALCON REALTY, vs of Algood or Cookeville? FICE OF PUTNAM COUN- Jacob Allen Jones ald-Citizen & Regional Buy- 528-2158 TY, TENNESSEE. ers Guide. falconrealtycookeville.com You MUST go to your In this cause, it appearing THE PREVIOUS AND from the Complaint, which city’s business office to LAST CONVEYANCE BE- is sworn to, that the Defen- AUTOS FOR SALE HOUSES FOR RENT ING A WARRANTY DEED dant Jacob Allen Jones is obtain a permit. FROM SHANNON M. Looking for a 1, 2, 3, or 4 a non-resident of the State DUTCHESS-NEAL AND of Tennessee, that the res- City of Algood Bedroom HUSBAND, DANIEL NEAL, Houses / Apartments for idence of the defendant is 215 W Main St. TO JANIE L. HARMON, unknown and cannot be Algood, TN Rent? FILED OF RECORD IN RE- Call us at 931 548 1240 ascertained upon diligent CORD BOOK 901, PAGE inquiry, (T.C.A. 21-1-203), it or or visit our website at 588 REGISTER`S OFFICE www.stevensrentals.com is ordered by me that publi- OF PUTNAM COUNTY, cation be made for four suc- City of Cookeville TENNESSEE. cessive weeks, as required 2010 PORCHE CAYENNE 45 E. Broad Street by law, in the Herald-Citi- GTS: Limited Edition. Just Cookeville, TN MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT Parcel ID: zen a newspaper published serviced. New tires, new 018NB01400000000 in Cookeville, Tennessee, brakes, 69,300 mi, AWD, 2BR, 1BA. No pets inside in said County, notifying V8, all options. Leather in- or out. Double Springs PROPERTY ADDRESS: said non-resident Defen- terior. $26,500 obo. Call FIREWD/STOVES & RELATED area. $400/mo, $200/dep. The street address of the dant to fi le an answer with (931)267-8594 (931)979-2861 property is believed to be Plaintiff ’s Attorney, Michael FREE FIREWOOD DELIV- 893 EDGEWOOD DR, R. Giamo whose address 2014 RED MAZDA 2, 4 ERED: May be Hardwood COOKEVILLE, TN 38501. is 204 North Washington door. Great condition, ac- or Mixed. Will come in long COMM/INDUST FOR RENT In the event of any discrep- Ave, Cookeville, TN, 38501 tual mileage 77,000. Runs lengths, will need to be cut ancy between this street ad- within 30 days from the last like new, AC. Asking price up & split. Call (931)260- dress and the legal descrip- date of publication, exclu- $6,900. Call (931)252-3677 5655 Northgate Business Park: tion of the property, the legal sive of said last date of pub- Several spaces avail. (2) description shall control. ffi lication, or a judgment by Looking for a place to 3000SF suites, (6) o ces. CURRENT OWNER(S): default may be entered and MISC WANTED dump Free Fire Wood and Call 261-7903 or Go to JANIE L. HARMON the cause set for hearing ex Mulch in Putnam County. www.rossierentals.com OTHER INTERESTED parte as to December 6, WANTED OLD (931)260-5655 PARTIES: 2019. 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