Volume: VII Issue - Monroe County Buzz

WEDNESDAY
Volume: VII Issue: 15
January 19, 2011
Miller Murder Suspect Pleads Not Guilty Green Murder Trial
Powers Banished From Set for September
Suspect Dawson Appointed New Attorney
Court
for
“Misbehavior”
A 41yearold former
The lone suspect in the Kennedy Powers appar
Powers
Jim Miller homicide case
said on Tuesday she was
“not guilty” during her ar
raignment in Monroe
County Criminal Court.
However, Jessica Lynn
Sweetwater man who is
accused of the 2006 first
degree murder of busi
nessman Troy Green will
go to trial on September
(See Powers pg 6) 27, Monroe County Crim
ently wanted to say more
and, when she was seated
among other female in
mate defendants following
her arraignment, disre
Hiwassee College Announces New Interim President
Senior Pastor of Chattanooga
Church Named on Tuesday
The Hiwassee Board of
Trustees formally an
nounced the appointment
of a new interim president
of the college on Tuesday.
He is Dr. Charles Neal
of Chattanooga, who suc
ceeds Dr. Jerry Russell, the
former interim president
for the past nine months.
Neal accepted the of
fice after retiring as senior
pastor of FirstCentenary
United Methodist Church
in Chattanooga. He holds
an undergraduate degree
from the University of
Tennessee and a master of
divinity from the Candler
School of Theology at
Emory University. He was
bestowed with an hon
orary doctorate degree
from Tennessee Wesleyan
College in Athens.
Hiwassee College Trustee Carol Wilson
(See Hiwassee pg 2) Welcomes Interim President Dr. Charles Neal
Dawson
inal Court officials de
cided on Tuesday.
John Edward “Eddie”
Dawson’s new defense at
torney, courtappointed
Andy Watts, the District
Attorney General’s office,
and Judge Amy Reedy set
tled on the 2011 date amid
court proceedings Tuesday
morning in the main
courtroom of the Monroe
County Courthouse.
(See Dawson pg 4)
Female Charged with Clandestine Cooking
Merits Arrest
Meth Components Process
A 23yearold Monroe County man
Coker
A lone 31yearold Monroe County
female went to jail early Tuesday, follow
ing the discovery of a meth lab at her
apartment.
Charged by Madisonville Police Ser
geant Adam Russell with manufacture
of methamphetamine (See Coker pg 5)
whose girlfriend apparently had no idea
of his alleged methamphetamine activi
ties was charged with a Class B felony
meth violation on Monday.
Charged by Monroe County Sheriff’s
Lieutenant Detective Travis Jones with
initiation of the
(See Rogers pg 4)
Rogers
Pair Charged In Stop with
Hydros, Xanax, Marijuana
Smile Of the Day
Stewart
Adams
Two men who were apparently driving while in pos
session of controlled drugs were arrested following a
traffic stop in Tellico Plains and charged on five counts.
Taken into custody by Tellico Plains Police Sergeant
Brian Millsaps and charged with possession of Schedule
III hydrocodone, Schedule IV xanax, and simple pos
session of marijuana was
(See Pair pg 5)
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January 19, 2011
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OBITUARIES
POWELL,
CHARLES
BERNARD, age 77, of Reliance, passed away 2:00
p.m. Sunday, January 16,
2011 at Life Care of Athens.
He was a Holiness minister
and a veteran of the U.S.
Army, 82nd Airborne Division. He was a member
and the Chaplain of the Tellico Plains American Legion
Post 240. Preceded in
death by wife, Geneva
Loretta Harrison Powell;
parents, James Riley and
Geneva Lindsey Powell;
sister, Beatrice Woodby;
brother, William Powell.
Survivors include children,
Jonathan B. Powell, Chattanooga, Karen P. Ford and
husband Steven E. Ford, of
Knoxville, Matthew T. Powell and Tina C. Powell, of
Tellico Plains; grandchildren, Kevin Powell, Susan
Ford, Cary Powell, Sharon
Krummer, Stephanie Ford,
Melody Powell, Lindsay
Powell, Krystal Powell;
great-grandchildren, Memphis Riley Burt, Luke Krummer, Isabella Krummer;
sisters and brother-in-law,
Bernice Andrews, Barbara
and Hootie Thomas, Geraldine Harrison; brothers and
sisters-in-law, Joel and
Lana Powell, Herbert and
Joy Powell; several nieces
and nephews; special
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Brown, Janet Powell,
Wilma and Sharon Ford.
Funeral 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, Biereley-Hale Chapel,
Rev. Anthony Wynn officiating. Interment in LindseyMoser Cemetery with
military honors provided by
V.F.W. Post 5156 and
D.A.V. Chapter 93. Family
will receive friends 6-8 p.m.
Tuesday at Biereley-Hale
Funeral Home, Madisonville.
Hiwassee
(Continued from pg 1)
“I am excited for the
opportunity to serve the
college and the Holston
Conference in this capac
ity,” Neal said. “Through
the years, I’ve been on the
Hiwassee College campus
on several occasions and
I’ve always known that
Hiwassee is a wonderful
place and is an important
mission of the church. I
look forward to helping
the college to continue to
progress and grow.”
Neal has also served as
pastor of the campus
church at Emory & Henry
College, as a member of
the board of trustees at
Emory & Henry, on the
conference board of or
dained ministry of the
Methodist Church, and
on the executive commit
tee of the board for Chat
tanooga
Goodwill
Industries.
Neal and wife Brenda
are the parents of three
children and six grandchil
dren. Brenda teaches
rhetoric and composition
at the University of Ten
nessee at Chattanooga.
“We are grateful for Dr.
Russell’s service to Hi
wassee,” said Trustee Carol
Wilson as she introduced
Neal to a group of officials,
instructors, students, and
supporters Tuesday morn
ing.
“Dr. Russell stepped in
and selflessly donated his
time as the college got fed
eral and state funding pro
grams restored,” she said.
“He now needs to return
to his post at Fairview
United Methodist Church
fulltime. We are very hon
ored and pleased to have
Dr. Neal take over and
provide leadership while
the board conducts the
search for the next presi
dent of Hiwassee Col
lege.”
Russell was interim
president from March
2010 until December
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Hiwassee College is in
its 161st academic year. It
is surrounded by 400
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private fouryear residen
tial college of the Holston
Conference of the United
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NATIONWIDE
Former Vice President
Dick Cheney said on
NBC’s “Today” on Tues
day that President Barack
Obama would be a “one
term president” who has
been finding just out how
difficult decisions are re
garding terrorists attacks
and domestic incidents
such as the Arizona shoot
ing earlier this month.
Cheney, 70, appeared to
have lost weight after doc
tors installed a heart pump
following a fifth heart at
tack last February, saying
he had not as yet decide
whether to undergo a
heart transplant.
Citigroup Incorporated
posted a 1.3 billion quar
terly profit on Tuesday, al
though its shares dropped
around 3.5 percent in pre
market trading. The na
tion’s thirdlargest bank,
which took 45 billion in
U.S. bailout funds in the fi
nancial crisis, reported a
net profit of four cents per
share from October to
December.
The Federal Communi
cations Commission on
Tuesday approved a move
by Comcast Corporation
to take over NBC Univer
sal, home of the NBC tel
evision network. The
FCC gave the country’s
largest cable company the
goahead to buy 51 percent
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cash and assets.
According to a study re
leased on Tuesday by the
Department of Health
and Human Services, as
many as 129 million Amer
icans under age 65 have
medical problems that
place them at risk of rejec
tion by insurance compa
nies.
The conditions
include cancer, heart dis
ease, asthma, and high
blood pressure.
Snow, sleet, and freez
ing rain iced over roads,
driveways, and sidewalks
from Delaware to New
England on Tuesday as the
National Weather Service
issued a winter storm advi
sory across the region.
New York City had two
inches of snow but the sys
tem was expected to turn
to rain late Tuesday after
noon.
Detroit detectives con
tinued to seek a man be
lieved to have sexually
assaulted seven women
since New Year’s Day, ac
cording to the city’s police
chief on Monday, adding
that an eighth female had
been attacked but not
raped. All of the attacks
occurred around five miles
from the city’s downtown,
while women were walk
ing to or from a bus stop
or waiting for a bus.
Saying it wanted to
focus on its growing inter
national business, Yum
Brands Incorporated said
on Tuesday it was putting
its Long John Silver’s and
A & W restaurant chains
up for sale because the
two businesses, which cost
Yum 320 million in 2002,
do not fit into the corpo
ration’s longrange plans.
The Louisvillebased com
pany said it would be nar
rowing its focus to its Taco
Bell, Pizza Hut, and KFC
business.
And Regis Philbin of
“Live With Regis and
Kelly” said on Tuesday be
fore a Manhattan studio
audience that he would be
retiring from the broad
cast around the end of the
summer but he wouldn’t
specify a departure date.
Philbin, who will turn 80
in August, has hosted the
show for 28 years, most re
cently with Kelly Ripa,
Philbin’s cohost for the
past ten years.
YOUTH SPORTS NEWS
The Monroe County
Little League will have an
all you can eat pancake
breakfast on January 15
from 8 a.m.  11 a.m. at
Henry’s Grill and Sub
Shop. The meal includes
sausage, milk, orange juice
and coffee. Presale tick
ets are 5. Tickets are 7
at the door for adults and
2 for children 12 and
under. For more informa
tion, please contact Jason
Winger at 4233719658.
Baseball signups for
the Monroe County Little League will be held
every Saturday from Janu
ary 15  February 26 from 8
a.m. until 2 p.m. at Sloan’s
Center in Madisonville.
The registration fee is 30.
For more information,
please contact Jason
Winger at 4233719658.
Sweetwater AYSO
sign ups will be at the
Presbyterian Church next
to the hospital in Sweet
water Friday, January 21, 5
p.m.7 p.m.; Saturday, Jan
uary 22, and January 29th
10 a.m.3 p.m. For more
info call Stephanie Flem
ing 4233513395
2011 ‘A New Year - New You’
A Focus on Family Fun & Fitness
The big bright full moon above
our cloudy skies this week is the
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snowy Native American villages.
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Rogers
(Continued from pg 1)
January 19, 2011
Judge James Curwood
Witt Jr. wrote an opinion,
overturning the cases after
a former sheriff’s detective
interfered in the cases by
acting in the guise of an at
torney and attempting to
elicit information from
then Sweetwater conman
Todd Joseph Sweet, who
was a cellmate with Daw
son.
Witt said the detec
tive’s actions ran counter
to Dawson’s right to coun
sel and therefore he, Witt,
was reversing the judg
ment of the trial court.
process to manufacture
methamphetamine was
Dustin Lynn Rogers, 23, of
Highway 411, Madis
onville.
Jones said he spoke to
the girlfriend after receiv
ing information of possi
ble meth activity at her Last seen Monday, January 17 at Purdys Auto
home. She then gave Parts and Salvage, tan, short legged, answers to
Jones permission to search
Maci, camouflage collar, has 10 puppies at home,
the property.
Jones said he found
several meth components
at the home, including
two bottles containing a
chemical mixture in
tended to be used in the
meth
manufacturing
process, plus Coleman
fuel, brake fluid, and cof
fee filters.
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Rogers told Jones the
components belonged to
423-519-5402 or 423-519-5401
him and the girlfriend had
no idea of the meth lab
presence.
LOST DOG/REWARD
Dawson
(Continued from pg 1)
Watts succeeds Public
Defender Jeannie Wig
gins, who has withdrawn
from the cast because of a
perceived conflict.
Dawson was indicted
for Green’s homicide one
year ago. He has been in
the Monroe County Jail
since last January, serving
a federal sentence and
awaiting a trial date.
Reedy supplied Daw
son with a status appear
ance in May though the
date may be changed to
accompany other court
activities.
On Thursday, the
Court of Criminal Ap
peals of Tennessee at
Knoxville dismissed con
victions in four cases
against Dawson, disposing
of theft, burglary, vandal
ism, and drug charges out
of Monroe and McMinn
counties in several months
between 2007 and 2009.
The dropped counts will
have no effect on the mur
der case brought against
Dawson in January 2010
by Monroe County Sher
iff’s Lieutenant Detective
DW Brannon.
Dawson had been sen
tenced to an eightyear
term in prison to run con
current with a federal sen
tence on drug charges that
he has been serving.
“The homicide trial
coming up in eight
months is much, much
bigger than the dismissed
theft and drug convictions
against Eddie Dawson,”
one court official told the
BUZZ on Tuesday. “This
trial is the jewel in the
crown of offenses that
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have been issued against
this man during the past
few years.”
Green was murdered in
late April 2006 and his
body was found in early
May in Roane County.
The investigation began
under the previous sher
iff’s administration and
Sheriff Bill Bivens inher
ited it after his election in
August 2006.
Bivens
made the investigation an
immediate priority, assign
ing the case that numer
ous pundits said would
never be solved to then
Detective Pat Henry.
When Henry resigned his
position, Brannon as
sumed the investigation,
intensifying its thrust and
direction, and secured the
firstdegree murder indict
ment from the grand jury
12 months ago.
Russell said he and
other police officers re
ceived word of a possible
meth lab in an apartment
of the Town and Country
Motel. Upon arrival, the
room’s renter, a male,
signed off on a search of
the apartment, where
Russell found Coker.
She had active war
rants from Monroe,
Loudon, and McMinn
counties, Russell said, and
the continued search of
the apartment resulted in
finds of several methre
lated items, including two
loaded syringes containing
a red substance, scales, and
razor blades.
Additional items used
in the meth process were
a plastic bottle with a clear
liquid, coffee filters, a
Pyrex plate, camping fuel,
tubing, an electric grinder,
muriatic acid, ice packs, a
spoon with residue, and a
(Continued from pg 1) jar with residue.
Russell also charged
was Jill Annette Coker of Coker with possession of
West Lee Highway, illegal drug paraphernalia.
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Christopher Darrell Stew
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Englewood.
Additionally taken into
custody by Millsaps was
Glen Dudley Adams Jr.,
29, also of Short Street,
Englewood.
Millsaps
said
he
stopped the men in a
Chevy S10 pickup truck
at the Tellico Pride Valley
Mart because Stewart, the
driver, was not wearing a
seat belt. Stewart admit
ted to having no driver’s li
cense and Millsaps said
when he checked the sta
tus of the license it was
suspended.
Millsaps said Stewart
was nervous and uneasy
and said he had a joint be
neath his truck seat. Mill
saps said he spotted a
baggy of marijuana in
plain view and during an
inventory search of the
truck located a cigarette
pack that held a second
baggy of suspect mari
juana, a xanax pill, and five
hydrocodone pills.
Assisting Millsaps was
Police Patrol Officer Kyle
Carpenter, who found
Adams, a passenger, hold
ing five hydro pills with
out a prescription. At the
Monroe County Jail, a bag
of probable marijuana
turned up inside Adams’
front pants pocket, Mill
saps said.
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Kylie Grace Overton:
Aunt Noelle’s Journal
MONDAY,
JANUARY 17, 2011
9:21 PM, CST
We are back home in
Georgia... thanks to every
one for the prayers for safe
travel!
I can't tell you how
much fun we had in Mem
phis with Kylie! I think she
had fun too! She enjoyed
having new faces there to
play with and talk to!
Nanny is back out with her
now, so she's got her
Mommy, Daddy, Nanny,
Grandma, and Mamaw out
there to take care of her!
I have to report some
good things that happened
while we were out visiting...
1. Kylie wasn't walking
very well when we first got
there. Her feet were still a
little sore from all the IVs,
plus she was just weak from
being in the hospital for a
few weeks. I can tell you
that when we left last night
she was practically RUN
NING around the room.
She still has her moments
when you're afraid she's
going to lose her balance,
but all in all she is walking a
lot better than she was!
2. She's still not eating
very much. She ate a little
bit of biscuit Saturday
morning... and other than
that she dipped some
french fries in butter and
that's it! Let's continue to
pray her about eating... she
needs all the calories she
can get right now! :
3. I have to take time to
than everyone who has sent
out presents to sassy. Trust
me, she is enjoying every
thing! Being away from
home is hard on them all,
but with the toys and gifts
Kylie feels a little more at
home in Memphis! Thank
you for helping her feel a
little more comfortable!
Tomorrow is the BIG
day! She goes in at 7 a.m.
central time to have her
chemo port placed. She
will then be admitted at 2
pm to begin her 24 hour
chemotherapy treatment.
Nikki has a 28 day schedule
already on what will be hap
pening... if all goes as
planned Kylie will be in the
hospital for 5 or 6 days this
first time. Those of you
who have been praying for
Kylie will you join me in
praying for her around 2 pm
cst tomorrow. We still don't
know what to expect from
these treatments, and it is
our prayer that they will be
easy for her little body! Our
whole family thanks every
one in advance for the
prayers that will be going
up! We will flood Heaven
with prayers for our sweet
Kylie Grace!!
One more note and then
I'll go.
Tonight Kylie
brought a brush to her
Mommy and said "Mommy,
brush my hair." I know
that she just doesn't under
stand, but will you please
keep Nikki in your prayers.
None of us would ever want
to be in her position... and
we should try to support
her in the toughest mo
ments like these!
I'll keep everyone up
dated how things are going
tomorrow!
Love to all,
Noelle
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Around The Globe
Chinese leader Hu Jin
tao began a threeday visit
in Washington DC on
Tuesday, looking to a state
dinner at the White
House that would be the
first for a Chinese official
in 13 years. The dinner,
described as the grandest
of government soirees and
one that wasn’t held when
George Bush invited Hu
to the capital, is expected
to negate the 2006 snub
and help smooth tensions
between the world’s two
largest economies.
Meanwhile, the Finan
cial Times newspaper said
on Tuesday that China has
lent more money to devel
oping nations than the
World Bank during the
past two years. The news
paper said China lent at
least 110 billion to gov
ernments and firms in the
thirdworld countries, sur
passing the 110.3 billion
given by the World Bank.
At least 60 persons
died on Tuesday as a sui
cide bomber exploded a
bomb and killed himself
in a crowd of recruits
waiting to apply for posi
tions with the police in
Tikrit, Iraq, Saddam Hus
sein’s hometown. Over
100 others were injured by
the blast some 80 miles
north of Baghdad and
blamed on alQaida.
Rescuers on Tuesday
found and retrieved a man
who had been buried and
trapped for 16 hours by a
landslide in Brazil, accord
ing to the United King
dom’s Daily Telegraph
newspaper. Marcelo Fon
seca, 42, was uncovered
from under 13 feet of mud
and rubble.
Haitian authorities said
on Tuesday they plan to
question former dictator
JeanClaude “Baby Doc”
Duvalier in an effort to
determine whether he
should be prosecuted for
stealing from the coun
try’s treasury during his
rule. Duvalier was notori
ous for skimming the na
tion’s
wealth
and
funneling it into family
pockets during his 15year
rule until a rebellion drove
him into exile in 1986.
Pirates took a record
1,181 hostages in 2010 in
an escalation of ship hi
jackings off the coast of
Somalia, the watchdog In
ternational Maritime Bu
reau reported on Tuesday.
Attackers seized 53 vessels
worldwide last year, all but
four near Somalia, the
Kuala Lumpurbased or
ganization said, calling the
numbers “alarming.”
Iranian President Mah
moud Ahmadinejah said
on Tuesday that Tehran
was making “steady
progress” in its nuclear
program, boasting that
not even “100,000 United
Nations Security Council
resolutions” would derail
the country’s nuclear am
bitions.
Ahmadinejah
made the comments just
days ahead of scheduled
talks with world powers in
Istanbul, Turkey.
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And Mercedes Benz
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Tuesday, demonstrating
the vehicle’s partially
transparent roof that
boasts embedded light
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after she was arrested ear
(Continued from pg 1) lier this month in Meigs
garded Judge Amy Reedy’s
general orders for quiet in
the court, actions that re
sulted in Reedy abruptly
ordering Powers out of
the courtroom.
“Misbehavior,”
one
court official said, describ
ing Power’s behavior. “She
kept turning and talking
to people in defiance of
the judge’s orders.”
It was Powers’ first ap
pearance in criminal court
County, where she was
being held on an unrelated
charge. Reedy assigned
Powers’ defense to the
Public Defender’s office,
moving Powers into a brief
conference with state de
fender Jeannie Wiggins.
On her escort from the
courtroom, Powers con
versed with a Channel 8
television cameraman, an
swering that she was being
charged with the murder
because she wouldn’t tell
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officers what happened to
Miller plus she was “pro
tecting her children.”
Powers said on camera
said she was 130 pounds
and Miller was 285, a refer
ence emphasizing the im
possibility of such a small
woman overpowering a
larger male.
Miller’s body was found
shot and burned in the
trunk of his car off Sands
Road on July 17. TBI Spe
cial Agent Barry Brakebill
and Monroe County Sher
iff’s Lieutenant Detective
Doug Brannon brought a
fourcount indictment
against Powers on January
5, charging her with felony
murder, aggravated rob
bery, arson of personal
property, and abuse of a
corpse, all felony counts.
Powers was listed on
the Tuesday court docket
as Jessica Kennedy and
was assigned by Reedy a
status hearing date in
court on March 28.
In other court action:
Philip Trevyn Lenoir,
charged with aggravated
child abuse and neglect,
trial set for April 26.
Oscar Terry Young,
charged with initiation the
process to manufacture
methamphetamine, trial
scheduled for April 28.
Keesha Teneal Self
Raper, initiation the
process to manufacture
meth, trial Apr 28.
Carl Alfred Swensson,
causing a riot, disrupting a
meeting, retaliation for
past action, a return to
court on March 28.
David Wayne Jacobs,
plea to driving under the
influence DUI, revoked
license, oneyear proba
tion after 150 days in jail.
Angela Denise Roberts,
two counts aggravated
burglary,
theft
over
1,000, trial Mar 31.
Timothy Scott “Chick
enman” Torbett, two
counts initiation meth
process, marijuana, pos
session, plea, eight years
probation, time served.
Violation
quarantined
property dismissed.
Christie Smallwood,
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David Wayne Jacobs,
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Jeannie Kay Harris,
DUI, trial Mar 31.
And Walter Francis
Fitzpatrick, arraigned on
charges of assault and re
sisting arrest, given court
return date of February 22.
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As Reported toFranklin
the Raburn,
Officers
67, of
Monroe County Sher
iff’s Deputy Ray Haynes
said he charged Hiawatha
Trail resident John M.
Ross, 35, of Madisonville
with driving on suspended
license, after clocking
Ross’ 2003 Kia traveling
on Highway 411 North at
76 miles per hour, 26 miles
per hour over the posted
55mileperhour speed
limit. Haynes additionally
charged Ross with failure
to provide insurance for
the rapid little car.
Sheriff’s
Deputy
Matthew Miller said he
conducted a preliminary
theft investigation at a
home on Community
Drive on Thursday, Janu
ary 13. The homeowner
told Miller that as she was
moving from her resi
dence and taking her
property with her and she
found several pieces of her
packed and ready property
missing, including a
1,000 diamond necklace,
a 1,500 Rolex watch,
500 worth of tools, a 50
socket set, and 150 worth
of dishes.
Sheriff’s Deputy Clint
Brookshire said he investi
gated a reportedly stolen
sixbytwelvefoot trailer
that was allegedly taken
from a Red River Road
home during the night of
January 13. The owner of
the trailer valued the item
at 1,000, Brookshire said.
Madisonville
Police
Sergeant Adam Russell
said he charged Ross
Maple Lane, Madisonville
with four offenses on Jan
uary 13, including driving
under the influence
DUI, assault on an offi
cer, violation of implied
consent, open container,
and no vehicle insurance.
Russell said he found
Raburn asleep inside his
parked truck on Old En
glewood Road at Highway
68. Raburn smelled of al
cohol and inside the truck
were several open and
empty beer cans, Russell
said, adding that Raburn
admitted to drinking sev
eral beers once he woke
up. Raburn failed sobriety
testing and as Russell read
the implied consent form
to him, per state mandate,
Raburn became irate and
hit Rusell in the face with
his closed fist.
Madisonville Police Pa
trol Officer Cody Yates
said he charged Vonore
resident Cindy Wayman
of Lakeside Road with do
mestic abuse on January
13. He said he found Way
man in the parking lot of a
Highway 411 convenience
store where she was in
volved in an argument
with a male. Yates said the
male had fingernail claw
marks on his face and said
he had been trying to get
away from Wayman in
order to avoid a fight.
Madisonville Police Pa
trol Officer Chris Wilburn
said he charged Shane D.
Everett of Cagle Road,
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on suspended license on
January 13.
Wilburn
stopped Everett’s vehicle
at the WalMart after wit
nessing it being driven in a
reckless manner, he said.
A status check of Everett’s
drivers license determined
the license as suspended
for failure to satisfy a pre
vious citation, Wilburn
said.
Monroe County Sher
iff’s Sergeant James Wall
said he charged a Ballplay
resident, Timothy Craig
Whittle, 19, of Madis
onville with contributing
to the delinquency of a
minor on Friday, January
14, following a possible un
derage drinking party at
Whittle’s home. Whittle
told Wall he was housesit
ting for a relative and had
invited several guests over
for a party. Wall said the
guests, including two 15
yearold juveniles, admit
ted to drinking alcoholic
beverages while at the
party. Open beer bottles
and cans that were cold
were found throughout
the house, and Wall said
he found two cases of
lager that had been hidden
in separate bathrooms.
There were two indi
viduals that Wall charged
with underage drinking at
the Ballplay party, Patrick
J. Ayers, 19, of Watson
Trace, Madisonville and
Warren Luke Denton, 19,
of Englewood. Wall said
Ayers told him that he
bought two 18can packs
of beer that he brought to
the party and had con
sumed some of the beer,
and Denton confessed he
purchased a case of beer,
ferried it to the party, and
drank five of the beers out
of the case.
Sheriff’s Captain Steve
Ogle said he charged Ed
ward George Gilby, 37, of
Grant Street, Sweetwater
with public intoxication
on January 14, after watch
ing Gilby walking on
Sands Road near Noel
Road around thirty min
utes before midnight.
Gilby said he had been put
to walking after he and his
girlfriend argued and he
got out of her car to stop
further
disagreement.
Ogle said Gilby had snow
on this clothes. Gilby told
Ogle he fell in a ditch.
Gilby said he had been
drinking mixed drinks,
and Ogle said Gilby then
could not perform, or even
pass, sobriety testing. He
was very unsteady on his
feet and had slurred
speech, Ogle said of Gilby.
I could smell the strong
odor of an alcoholic bever
age on his breath and per
son, Ogle said in his arrest
warrant. Gilby told Ogle
he was “very cold” and
lived “miles away” in
Sweetwater. Ogle took
Gilby to jail, he said.
On Sunday, Madis
onville Police Sergeant
Daniel Dockery said he
charged
Michael
Cameron Dawson, 20, of
Azelea Street, Sweetwater
with public intoxication.
Dockery said he located
Dawson in the parking lot
of the Old Saybrook
Apartments on Isbill
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LEGAL NOTICES
SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Sale at public auction will be on
January 26, 2011 at 12:00 PM
local time, at the front door,
Monroe County Courthouse,
Madisonville, Tennessee pursuant to Deed of Trust executed
by Larry W. McDaniel, and Wife
and Kimberly D. McDaniel, to
Absolute Title Inc., Trustee, on
August 25, 2004 at Book A-20,
Page 43; conducted by Shapiro
& Kirsch, LLP Substitute Trustee,
all of record in the Monroe
County Register's Office.
Owner of Debt: HSBC BANK
USA
The following real estate located
in Monroe County, Tennessee,
will be sold to the highest call bidder subject to all unpaid taxes,
prior liens and encumbrances of
record:
Tract I:
Described property located in the
Fourth (4th) Civil District of Monroe County, Tennessee, more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at an iron pin in the
corner of the Leonard McDaniel
and Glen McDaniel property;
thence running from said iron pin
generally in a Westerly direction
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74 feet to an iron pin in the edge
of a driveway; thence running
from said iron pin generally in a
Northerly direction 380 feet to an
iron pin corner with Eller; thence
running from said iron pin generally in an Easterly direction and
with the Eller line, 110 feet to an
iron pin; thence running from
said iron pin generally in a
Southerly direction with the Glen
McDaniel line 380 feet to an iron
pin in the line of Leonard McDaniel, and being the point of beginning.
edge of a 15 foot right-of-way,
and being the point of beginning.
There is further conveyed a rightof-way 15 feet in width from the
Southern edge of the property to
the Beaty Chapel Road, across
the Leonard McDaniel property.
Street Address: 533 Beatys
Chapel Road, Tellico Plains, Tennessee 37385
Current Owner(s) of Property:
Larry W. McDaniel and wife,
Kimberly D. McDaniel
The street address of the above
described property is believed to
be 533 Beatys Chapel Road,
Tellico Plains, Tennessee
37385, but such address is not
part of the legal description of the
property sold herein and in the
event of any discrepancy, the
legal description herein shall
control.
the day of the sale to another
day, time, and place certain without further publication, upon announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
If the highest bidder cannot pay
the bid within twenty-four (24)
hours of the sale, the next highest bidder, at their highest bid, will
be deemed the successful bidder.
Tract II:
Described property located in the
Fourth (4th) Civil District of Monroe County, Tennessee, more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at an iron pin in the
edge of a 15 foot right-of-way
leading to Beaty's Chapel Road,
corner with Donnie McDaniel;
thence running from said iron pin
generally North 328 feet to an
iron pin in the line of Eller; thence
running from said iron pin generally East and with the line of Eller
60 feet to an iron pin in the line of
Glen McDaniel; thence running
from said iron pin generally
South 380 feet to an iron pin in
the edge of a private road and
the line of Leonard McDaniel;
thence running from said iron pin
generally West 79 feet with the
private road to an iron pin the
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2011 Monroe Co Property taxes at
BB&T,
People's Bank
or Volunteer Federal
bank locations in Monroe County.
(Must present your 2011
statement. No deliquent taxes,
partial payments or tax relief may
be paid at banks.)
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SALE IS SUBJECT TO
TENANT(S) RIGHTS IN
POSSESSION.
If applicable, the notice requirements of T.C.A. 35-5-117 have
been met.
All right of equity of redemption,
statutory and otherwise, and
homestead are expressly
waived in said Deed of Trust,
and the title is believed to be
good, but the undersigned will
sell and convey only as Substitute Trustee.
The right is reserved to adjourn
This property is being sold with
the express reservation that the
sale is subject to confirmation by
the lender or trustee. This sale
may be rescinded at any time.
This office is a debt collector.
This is an attempt to collect a
debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.
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The Sequoyah Chapter
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program "Refuse to be a
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meeting today at the Cora
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Madisonville.
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Benefit yard sale for Kylie Grace
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Registered Irish Setters, 3 male,
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Trish 519-8005
3 Chihuahua puppies, 6 weeks
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AKC Boston Terrier puppies, first
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423-442-2896
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$100 each 404-3397
Miniature Schnauzers, 2 males,
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each 519-8949
Siberian Huskies, 1 1/2 weeks
old, not registered, full blooded
and can be. $250 404-0128
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AKC brindle female boxer, $200
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2 Female Poodles 420-6341
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Himilayan and Persian Kittens $250 404-0128
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1987 Ford Tempo for parts, new
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1993 Nissan Altima SE for parts,
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TRIM, POLE BARNS
519-4423
ELECTRONICS
Two 10” Sony Explode Subs ,
custom box, w/ 1200 watt amp,
$125 set 519-2331
Step 2 Video Chair with game
center call 519-9040
AT&T Samsung Propel Pro Cell
phone $100 obo 442-7093
36” Console TV, good picture
$100 442-5064
RCA 36” TV $100 770-815-5088
or 865-382-4988
CB Radio $150 836-3863
Home Theater TV, 5 speakers
with woofers, 5 CD changer 2100299
15" Accoustic Speakers with
1,000 watt Kenwood Amp $300
obo 519-3066
52 inch TV $250 442-3207 or
337-1507
Two internet ready desktop computers, fully updated XP system,
new antivirus, ready to surf the
net. $80 and $125 404-3128
Samsung surround sound system, 6 speakers, am/fm radio, 5
disc-dvd tray $100 884-2208
5th generation iPod nano with
video camera, $170 295-4429
EMPLOYMENT
Coordinator needed for after
school program, approximately
18-20 hours per week. Send resume
to
vbcgrannyterri
@gmail.com or mail to Vonore
Baptist Church P.O. Box 308
Vonore TN 37885
FOR RENT
For Rent: 1BR Small Cottage on
Lakeside Road, stove & refrigerator furnished, electric, direct tv &
water included, $425 month plus
deposit 442-2845 or 404-3533
Madisonville: Weekly room, all
utilites furnished, cable tv, $130
per week 261-5193
For Rent: 2BR/1BA House on 3
acres, 5 miles from Vonore on
Hwy 360, $500 month plus first
& last months rent, no pets, very
private, 706-623-1539
NEW Home Available for
Rent - $550 per month. 2
bedroom with 2 full baths.
Located in Sweetwater.
No pets and references
required.
423-337-5062
For Rent: 3,000 sq.ft. Commercial Building, drop ceilings, tile
floor, central heat & air, Madisonville, $850 month. Call James
519-0600
The Willows
New 2&3 Bedrooms
Apartments
$500-$600/month
Security Deposit Waived * wac
Pet Friendly
washer & dryer, refrigerator, microwave, stove, dishwasher,
423-442-1833
For Rent: 2BR Mobile Home,
Tellico & Sweetwater areas 5191162
2 BEDROOM 1 BATH
APARTMENT
$350/month
HOLIDAY SPECIAL
2 BR/1 BA APT
$375/month
Security Deposit Waived
404-0314
For Rent: 900 sq ft office in
Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet,
furnished, second floor, Hwy 68
frontage $450 month, Call Burt
519-0700
1200 sq ft office space for rent.
Located on Hwy 68 in Sweetwater across from Ford dealership.
Call 337-7690
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CLASSIFIEDS
MOBILE HOMES
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
LAWN & FARM
MISCELLANEOUS
For Rent: 3BR/1BA House in
Madisonville (close to town), gas
heat, no pets! $650 month plus
$500 deposit 442-3959
Square Hay Bales $3 each 423519-2332
Round hay bales 351-2839
Hay for sale, barn kept Madisonville area 4x5 rolls, $25/roll
519-2450
Clean out my barn, 150 4x5
bales of hay, take it all $2300
519-4287
Will do your CUSTOM
SAWMILLING, call Oscar ODell
at 253-4726
Old Barn Tin, 5-12 feet, 4044311
Firewood $25-$45/ load 5194759
Firewood $45 a rick, will deliver
for low cost 253-2767
Firewood $75/rick 442-6410
Season Oak & Hickory Firewood
$45/rick 836-6865
Last Years Hay $10 per roll, this
Years Hay $18 per roll 442-3630
Sawed off lumber can be cut into
firewood 519-7532
Firewood $40 a rick you haul
337-6058 or 453-0083
Firewood $50 rick 261-5476
8 foot grader blade $200 4424288
Hay for sale in the dry in Tellico
Plains, 4x5 rolls $25 337-1780 or
253-7617
Child carseat $20 836-3350 or
519-6039
334 Wheat pennies, call for more
information 442-4319
White baby bed & changing
table, comes with mattress $100
442-4571 or 836-3350
Set of books, Preachers
Homiletic Commentary, 31 volumes $130 519-2407
VONORE AREA
TELLICO VIEW
APARTMENTS
2 & 3 Bedroom,
Appliances Furnished
Hwy 360 ~Move-InSpecial
423-519-8484
FURNITURE
Solid Wood Pine Server, Blonde
in color, great condition, $200
442-4356, leave message
Generation 2 Worldwide baby
bed, maple wood, like new $75
865-368-7447
(Sweetwater
area)
Curio cabinet $50 337-6328
Queen Ann Chair $50 442-5548
Lighted Wood Curio Cabinet
with 5 shelves $150 442-3669
Baby bed, no mattress $15 5196039
Bar stool set $50 442-1010
Wood Corner computer desk
$25 253-3259
2 Antique Wooden Rockers $75
for both 351-3975
China Hutch $100 337-6328
Nice dresser with mirror and
matching chester drawers $125
for both 420-9911
Antique Iron Bed with rails $100
420-9911
Dining Room Table with leaf & 6
chairs $150 371-0163
Cherry Wood Armoire $250
420-3217
For Sale: 3 piece Solid Wood
White Adirondack Patio Set Includes loveseat and 2 chairs.
$150 OBO 423-519-4343
Wood entertainment center in
great condition call after 3:30 pm,
404-4806
Brass King Headboard, excellent
condition $100 337-0714
HEAT & COOLING
Ventless LP Gas Fireplace $300
253-6456 or 519-6457
Wall Gas Heater $200 253-3088
TVA FINANCING
AVAILABLE
Jimmy Harris
442-5039 519-7871
Ready Heater, 115-000BTU
Kerosene, new $250 442-2857
Forester Pellet Electric Heater,
new still banded to pallet, make
reasonable offer 420-9737
60,000BTU Gas Furnace, $200
or will trade for good wood stove
261-2013
MISCELLANEOUS
Jasper Kimball Piano, American
43” console $650 865-856-0013
Savannah Banjo with vinyl carrying case $125 404-0945.
55 gallon metal barrels $12 each
404-4311
Antique grindstone on stand,
$65 442-4319.
Noritake Ivory China, crown
flower pattern, service for 12 plus
several serving pieces $350
865-856-0013
Handmade wishing wells, 6 feet
tall, great for landscaping $100
442-1685 or 836-8711
Musical Leap Frog learning gym
$20 253-4929
Two Thomas Jefferson 1979
penny stamps, mint condition
836-1191, leave message
55 Gallon Plasic Barrels 4429407
Antique Daisy Churn #8, excellent condition $100 442-4319
Formal Dress, silver & gray, size
16-18 $50 337-9925
Graco Lauren Classic Crib,
espresso dark finish $100 865898-9923
Organic Crab Apples 295-2146
Bathroom mirror $20 420-0085
Dora the Explorer twin bedding,
comforter, sheets, valance and
pillowcase new, $30 442-1800
Baby crib UT Bedding set $15
442-1800
1940s Champion Pool Table 6 
x 3  bar style, 1” slate $500
442-8803
Madam Alexander Doll, Scarlet
doll from Gone with the Wind
$200 253-5900
Lots of kids and adult DVDs $3
each – 423-420-0085
CPAP Machine with all accessories, make offer 865-659-1579
MOBILE HOMES
CUSTOM BUILT
DOUBLEWIDE
2BR 2 MASTER BATHS
LARGE LIVING ROOM
W/STONE FIREPLACE
SPECIAL PRICING
865-938-2047
TAX TIME IS HERE
4BR OR 5BR. We do
septic,electric, water &
anything else you need.
DELIVERED TO
YOUR LOT
865-938-2041
GOT $3000? WE GOT A
HOME FOR YOU!
865-938-2041
Home for sale
by owner
Easy, Quick, Good
price, Must sell
865-379-7780
DISABILITY INCOME
THIS HOME IS FOR YOU
865-938-2041
1995 REDMAN 3BR
2BA NEEDS WORK
7700.00 call NOW
865-947-6850
Looking for your
dream home
with land home
packages?
Available in all
surrounding counties
Chances are we have it.
865-379-7780
Renters Wanted
865-379-7780
NEW YEAR, NEW
WAYS OF GETTING
INTO A HOME
SPECIAL PROGRAM
CALL NOW!!!!!!!!!!
865-938-2041
A Dollar and a Deed
is all you need for a
new home.
Clayton of Sweetwater
423-337-5992
1988 HORTON 5500.00
CASH 865-938-2047
4 Doublewides
UNDER
$40,000!
30
NEW
DOUBLEWIDES
ON DISPLAY
Monroe County
Mobile Homes
Hwy 411 Madisonville
442-9441
ALSO OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
WE BUY USED SINGLE
WIDES & DOUBLEWIDES
442-9441
Ultimate move in ready.
New Home
Great community.
Very Affordable
Furniture included
3BR 2BA
865-379-7374
HUGE 28 X 80 4BR
59,999 OR O DOWN
865-938-2051
93.5 acres, wooded, rolling
land, accessible off of 2 paved
roads, Anderson Road &
Acorn Gap Rd in Sweetwater.
Good timber, spring streams &
lots of wild game. Reduced
price $233,750, will ocnsider
offers 423-351-7736 or 239980-0745
For Sale By Owner: 5,000 sq. ft
Commercial Building and Apartment, Sweetwater/Vonore Road
$175,000, may lease, great location 423-442-1412
2.94 acres Restricted Building
Lot across from Tellico Lake
on Hwy 360, Vonore. Has
30x60 metal building, well &
electric. Price reduced to
$100,000. Has lake & mountain view
423-351-7736 or
239-980-0745
Sweetwater: 2BR House,
wooded lot, needs work $14,800
519-0600
FORECLOSURE PRICED
50 Acres: Old house, creek, barn, great
building sites, $2200 per acre for all
36 Acres: Creek, nice property, quiet
with spring, 2 small buildings, lots of
road frontage, $2500 per acre for all
MOTORCYCLES & ATVS
2006 Suzuki 700 King Quad
4wheeler, automatic, 4WD, 537
hours, fully loaded camo colored
$5,250 337-4749
420-6580 or 836-3020
ROOFING
Tim Richardson
POOLS
ROOFING
MARTIN
Pools & Fence
All Types Of Roofing and Waterproofing
SPRING IS ON ITS WAY,
START YOUR POOL OR FENCE
TODAY. DON’T GET CAUGHT
WAITING IN LINE!
Brad Martin
423-568-2006
423-829-4114
REAL ESTATE
Madisonville, 1210 Jackson Dr.
Full basement Ranch. Detached
garage. Reduced price to
$121,400. Qualifies for $500
down pmt, 4 % fixed rate/30
yrs, $651/mo. w.a.c. Burt Lee
519-0700 – ERA Norman Lee
Real Estate
15 acres in Madisonville, mostly
wooded $75,000 O/A, call Andy
at 351-3143 ERA Norman Lee
Real Estate
25 Years Experience
Licensed & Insured
423-442-6707
865-748-1445
FAX 423-545-9271
TOOLS
Snap-On 12 volt cordless impact
drill, battery and charger $150
404-0945
Craftsman Chainsaw 42cc, 18”
bar & chain, like new condition
$80 253-3703
TRAILERS
4x8 Trailer, new bed & sides
$325 442-9192
TRUCKS, VANS & SUV
1988 F250, strong engine and
trans, new tires $1100 337-9078
LICK CREEK TELLICO PLAINS
BRING ALL OFFERS
5 ACRES PLUS POND, CREEK, WOODS,
WELL, SLAB FOR CAMPER
Pam Moser
807-1888
253-6145
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