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Marriage LicensesDesjuan Leasheton Cartwright
of Humboldt and Sabrina Alicia Beardsley of Bruceton
Gary Michael Hill of Trenton and Jessica Gail Carmarillo of
Trenton
Real Estate TransfersJohn Britt Reed and wife,
Laura Scott Reed to Kenneth W. Smithson and wife, Wanda L.
Smithson – Kenton - $115,000
Britni Speer Pack, Steve Speer and Tomesa Speer to Jessica Marie
Jones and husband, Steven Blake Speer – Dyer - $40,000
Jimmy R. Rueb to Vivian Lynn Minton – Medina - $136,000
James Klein to Kayley Tyner – Trenton - $143,275
Kyle C. Bugg to Ethan Temple and wife, Sarah Beth Mullins – Dyer
- $65,000
Clark Family Holdings, LLC to Beau Demonte Freeman and wife,
Louise Nicole Freeman – Medina - $296,809
Donald Scott and wife, Bonnie Scott to Jeff Walker and wife,
Jana Barger – Humboldt - $50,000
Vickie Roberts and husband George Roberts to Robert Free-man –
Rutherford - $75,000
Joseph C. Yoder and wife, Sarah Mae Yoder, a/k/a Sara Mae Yoder,
to Kenneth E. Herb-stritt and wife, Letta C. Herb-stritt –
Rutherford – $180,000
Absolute Construction, Inc. to Kristopher Bradford and wife,
Tara Bradford – Milan - $75,000
Jeff Baker and Michael B. Presson to Christopher J. Smith –
Medina - $279,000
Jennifer E. Daugherty (now Rice) to Brittney Wanzer and husband,
Billy Wanzer – Milan - $142,000
Dylan Hawkins and wife, Hannah Hawkins, f/k/a Hannah Bauman, to
Jerry Wynn – Milan - $60,000
Fannie Mae, a/k/a Federal National Mortgage Association, to
Joshua L. Callis – Trenton - $19,000
Erika Sue Dean to Cassandra Glisson and husband, David Lee
Glisson – Humboldt - $82,000
Cody Geffre to Lawrence P.
Dale and wife, Georgia A. Dale – Trenton - $149,000
Martha F. Rodgers and Jimmy A. Rodgers to Caroline Bills –
Humboldt – $87,500
Crosswynd Partners to Jeff Baker and Michael B. Presson – Medina
- $36,000
Danny Smith and wife, Joan Smith to B and E Properties –
Humboldt - $34,000
Mark Shayne Fielder to Jordan McDade and wife, Emily McDade –
Bradford - $35,000
Crosswynd Partners to Jeff Baker and Michael S. Presson – Medina
- $36,000
Justin C. Scott and wife, Donna M. Scott to Stephen Lance Sherer
– Trenton - $45,000
Jonathan Welch and Julie Welch, f/k/a Julie A. Carmen, to Shelby
T. Staten and wife, Kerrie M. Staten – Milan - $339,900
Steven Holt Robinson and wife, Kimberly Lee Robinson to Farrell
Petty and wife, Patty Ann Petty – Dyer - $15,000
Lone Oak Holdings, LLC to Michael Jenkins – Humboldt -
$25,000
Rita Louise Howard to Kristin R. Kluck and wife, Ted A. Kluck –
Humboldt - $185,000
Warren L. Herndon and Pau-line K. Herndon to Charles Markham –
Humboldt - $95,000
Stephen R. Skelton and wife, Christy Skelton to Jeremy Brooks –
Rutherford – $5,000
Stanley Switzer and Ron Swit-zer to Ron Switzer and wife,
Catherine Gibson Switzer – 24th CD - $165,000
Marlyn Y. Stockard, by and through her Attorney-in-Fact, Leslie
K. Stockard, to Robert Hopper – Milan - $53,075
Jones Farms, Inc. to Charles Warlick Clark and wife, Karen H.
Clark – 2nd CD - $55,290
Tina Rogers and husband, Jef-frey L. Rogers to Amber Looney and
Sarah Bledsoe – Milan - $155,000
Thomas G. Hobbs and wife, Kathy J. Hobbs to Derek W. Link –
Humboldt - $205,000
Bobby Coffman and wife, Anne Coffman to Christopher L. Chestnut
and wife, Ramanda Lynn Chestnut – Medina - $289,000
2-22-20 Harry J Abel, 33 Yr Old Male Of Bradford, Tn. Charged
With Possession Of Sch II, Possession Of Sch VI, And Possession Of
Drug Parapherna-lia. Arresting Officer: Ptl Robert Burleigh.
02-22-20 Cody A Campbell, 30 Yr Old Male Of Cedar Grove, Tn.
Charged With Driving On Revoked/Suspended License, Casual Exchange,
And Fail-ure To Drive Within The Lane. Arresting Officer: Ptl Brian
Ben-nett.
2-23-20 Houston Hays, 32 Yr Old Male Of Milan, Tn. Charged With
Possession Of Sch II. Arresting Officer: Ptl Robert Burleigh.
2-23-20 William C Ragsdale, 35 Yr Old Male Of Bruceton, Tn.
Charged With Shoplifting. Arresting Officer: Ptl Dakota Gordon.
2-25-20 David W Holland, 67 Yr Old Male Of Bradford, Tn. Charged
With Indecent Exposure, Disorderly Conduct,
Possession Of Sch II, And Pos-session Of Drug Paraphernalia.
Arresting Officer: Ptl Robert Burleigh.
2-25-20 Jerry Jackson, 38 Yr Old Male Of Milan, Tn. Charged With
Aggravated Assault. Arresting Officer: Ptl Brian Ben-nett.
2-26-20 Damarrius Cobb, 32 Yr Old Male Of Alamo, Tn. Charged
With Domestic Assault. Arresting Officer: Lt Alan Alex-ander.
2-27-20 Dale McCauley, 57 Yr Old Male Of Indianapolis, In.
Charged With Contempt Of Court. Arresting Officer: Ptl Nick
Roberts.
2-27-20 Julius D Brown, 37 Yr Old Male Of St Francis, Ar.
Charged With Public Intoxi-cation. Arresting Officer: Ptl Hakim
Hart.
2-27-20 Felicia L Collins, 34 Yr Old Female Of Jackson, Tn.
Charged With Contempt Of Court. Arresting Officer: Ptl Aaron
Buckely.
PUBLIC NOTICE Medina Mayor and Board of
Aldermen have set a called meet-ing on Monday, March 9, 2020 at
6:00 pm. Agenda is set for inter-views to fill vacant alderman
posi-tion.
Medina Subway is hiring day
shift, Monday-Friday; also
nights & week-ends. Apply in
person at Hwy 45 North, Medina.
BradfordApartments
23 Belew CoveBradford
731-742-22921 & 2 Bedroom ApartmentsNow Accepting
Applications
NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS Trenton Tower Apartments
820 Gibson Road731-855-0809 or TDD 711
1 & 2 Bedroom ApartmentsCall Tuesday
from 8:30 AM - 1:00 PM
NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS Trenton Tower Apartments
820 Gibson Road731-855-0809 or TDD 711
1 & 2 Bedroom ApartmentsCall Tuesday
from 8:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Kenton woman celebrates 105th birthday
A huge happy birthday to Martha Akin of Kenton, cel-ebrating her
105th birthday today (March 3). I caught up to Mrs. Akin through
her youngest daughter, Carol Bowlin, also a Kenton resident, who
stops by to see her mother every single day. The three of us
recently gathered in Mrs. Akin’s living room for a chat.
Martha Moseley Akin was born at home in Greenfield in 1915. She
was the fifth of seven children born to parents Pete and Lena Elam
Moseley. By the time Mrs. Akin was five years old, she’d already
lost two broth-ers and her mother. For the next three years she
lived with her loving maternal grandparents and at age eight she
returned home to live with her father and sisters on the farm.
Despite the sadness and tragedies, Mrs. Akin described her
childhood as “lovely.”
In 1945, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Akin were married in Corinth, Miss.,
where they then boarded a train called The Tennessean, which
carried them to their honeymoon destination in Chattanooga. Joe was
employed by the Oak Ridge arsenal, so the couple made their home
there in Oak Ridge for two years before returning to Green-field in
1947.
Mr. Akin became a self-employed deliveryman of Sealtest Milk
while Mrs. Akin kept the books for the business at home and reared
their three children. In 1947, they wel-comed their first child
Ellen, followed by Dane in 1950 and finally Carol in 1952. Mr. Akin
succumbed to a massive stroke in 1970 at the age of 69.
In 1971, Mrs. Akin returned to the workforce as a seamstress and
clerk at Remnant House in Greenfield. She enjoyed creat-ing the
garments that outfitted the mannequins in the window. Carol
remembered having the pleasure of wearing some of those garments,
as she was the same size as the mannequins. Later, Mrs. Akin served
as assistant librarian at the Green-field Library until she was 76
years old, but she didn’t leave her sewing machine until she
reached 103.
Today, Mrs. Akin enjoys a quiet life in her Kenton home. She
spends her days keeping up with the news, admiring her orchid
blooms, working cross-word puzzles and reading any-thing she can
get her hands on. She devotes time each night to reading her Bible.
Although she is still a member at Green-field Church of Christ, she
is no longer able to attend regularly. Mrs. Akin does her own
banking, light cooking and loves drinking coffee. She has survived
cancer and more recently a stroke.
Mrs. Akin said that the biggest impact she’s made on anyone
was encouraging her children to get college educations. Raising
her children has been the hap-piest part of her life. Ellen now
lives in Colorado Springs, Colo., and Dane lives in Santa Cruz,
Calif. Altogether, Mrs. Akin now has six grandchildren, 11
great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
Trenton police look for info on drive-by
The Trenton Police Depart-ment is looking for anyone with
information about a Feb. 23 drive-by shooting that occurred at the
corner of First and Lexing-ton streets.
Lt. Jimmy Wilson said police were called about shots fired in
the area around 9 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 23. Officers saw that a
vehi-cle and apartment at 113 Lexing-ton St. had been shot. They
found one bullet hole in the apartment and three or four in the
vehicle, which belongs to the woman in the apartment.
Wilson said only one woman was home at the time of the
inci-dent. She told police she was on her couch when she heard the
shots. No injuries were reported.
Wilson said officers found sev-eral shell casings in the street,
and he believes a handgun was probably the weapon used to shoot the
vehicle and apartment. He said he has spoken to a few people and
gotten a couple of leads about the incident.
If you have any information about the shooting, please call the
Trenton Police Department at 731-855-1413.
Jack’s Family Restaurant coming to Trenton
The Trenton Planning Commis-sion met Thursday and approved the
site plans for Jack’s Family Restaurant, which will be built at
2059 Hwy. 45 Bypass South in Trenton.
St. John & Associates, Inc. out of Cullman, Ala. submit-ted
the plans, which call for a 4,139 sq. ft. building that is 20 ft.
high to be built on 1.177 acres of land. Plans included
demoli-tion, paving, and landscaping. Landscaping includes Bermuda
grass, crepe myrtles, and knock-out roses.
“It’s going to be attractive,” said Danny Jones, Planning
Commission member.
Building Inspector Ricky Bailey said the site plans were “some
of the best” he had seen.
The site was formerly home to Milligan’s Landscape &
Nursery. Jeff Johnson purchased it at auc-tion in late 2018. As of
Thursday afternoon, no new deed had been filed with the Gibson
County Register of Deeds.
Bailey said there is no time-table on when construction of
Jack’s would begin, but he thinks crews will get started as soon as
it’s dry enough. He expects construction to move quickly, weather
permitting.
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