Sept. 28 Arrest Report

Listed on the September 28 Arrest Report by the Chattooga County Jail are:

Ricky Lee Barmore, Mason State Prison — Court Production Order

Kenneth Wayne Hogue, Jr, LaFayette — Possession/ Use of Drug Related Objects; VGCSA/ Possession of Methamphetamine; Possession of Less Than 1 Oz. of Marijuana; VGCSA/ Manufacturing Marijuana

Michael Earl Hoyle, Rome — Probation Violation/ Original Charge possession with Intent To Distribute Meth.

Nita Lynn Smith, Summerville — VGCSA/ Possession of Methamphetamine; Possession/Use of Drug Related Objects; Possession of less than 1 oz. of Marijuana; VGCSA/Manufacturing Marijuana

Jacob Matthew Burgess, Trion — Failure to Maintain a Single Lane; DUI/ Alcohol/0.08 Grams or more

Kyna Carisse McBee, Calhoun — Giving inmate liquor/drugs/weapons/phone without consent of warden

Michael Andrew Weaver, Summerville — Theft by Shoplifting 

Sept. 27 Arrest Report

Listed on the September 27 Arrest Report, according to the Chattooga County Jail docket are:

Kenneth Wayne Hogue, Jr. , LaFayette — No Charges Listed

Dewayne Octivse, Homeless/Atlanta — VGCSA/ Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute; VGCSA/ Possession of Cocaine; VGCSA/Probation Violation/Original Charge: Sale of Cocaine; VGCSA/Purchase/Possession/Sale/Manufacturing/Distribution of Marijuana; VGCSA/Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Distribute; VGCSA/1000 feet of a housing project or park – Marijuana

Justin Lee Reynolds, Summerville — Disorderly Conduct

Nita Lynn Smith, Summerville — No Charges Listed

Jacob Matthew Burgess, Trion — DUI/Alcohol/0/08 grms or more

Thomas David Burnett, Rome — Disorderly Conduct

Jamie Lee Pannel, Mentone, Al — Deposit Account Fraud/Felony/Out of State Bank

Austin Lee Pierce, Summerville — Disorderly Conduct; Underage Possession of Alcohol 

Scarecrows Must Be Up By Saturday For Judging

This is the final week  for  scarecrow’s to be entered and displayed for judging in the first Chattooga County Scarecrow Contest.  The deadline for entry is Friday, September 28th at 5pm at the Chattooga County Extension Office.  Scarecrows must be completed for judging by Saturday, September 29th at 2pm.  Judging will begin at 3pm, and the winners will be announced at Down Home Farm Day at noon on October 27. The People's Choice award will also be given at that time. Voting for the people’s choice award will begin on Monday at  Merle Norman, Yolis, American Roots, Pal’s Coffee Shop, Farm Bureau, and the City of Summerville. For more information or questions call the Chattooga County Extension office at 706-857-0744.

 

Sept. 26 Arrest Report

Listed on the September 26 Arrest Report, according to the Chattooga County Jail docket are:

Matthew Steven Bright, Summerville — Simple Battery/FVA; Disorderly Conduct; Criminal Damage to Property, First Degree; Cruelty to Children, First Degree, Excessive Physical or Mental Pain

Robert Edwin Gaylor, Summerville — Pedestrian Under the Influence of Alcohol/ Drugs

Jeffery Lynn Teague, Summerville — Intoxication

Jeremy Keith Ellis, Summerville — Probation Violation/Driving with a Suspended License 

Sept. 25 Arrest Report

Listed on the September 25 Arrest Report, according to the Chattooga County Jail docket are:

Jeffrey Lane Bailey Jr., Summerville — Probation Violation/ Original Charge: Forgery (X4) 

Barbara Jean Becker, Summerville — Probation Violation/ No License on Person

Eugenia Ann Brown, Trion — Battery/ Family Violence Act (1st)

Michael Lamar Helton, Summerville — Aggravated Sodomy; Child Molestation; Aggravated Child Molestation

David Allen Keith Jr., Trion — VGCSA/ Sale of Methamphetamine

Riley Don Treadaway, Trion — Parole Violation

Keri Leann Hardin, LaFayette — Failure to Appear

Shannon Ray Roach, Summerville — Expired Tag; False Statements/Writings/ Etc. in matters within Jurisdiction of the state; Driving on a suspended license/Giving False Statement/Expired Tag 

Sept. 21-24 Arrest Report

Listed on the Septemer21-24 Arrest Report according to the Chattooga County Jail docket are:

 

Robert Vernon Lofton, Summerville — Probation Violation; VCGCSA/ Possession of a Schedule iII Drug; VGCSA/ Sale of a Schedule III Drug within 1000 ft. of a housing project or park; VGCSA/Possession of a Schedule III Drug within 1000 ft. of a housing project of park

Jeremy Paul Chump, Summerville — Simple Battery/FVA

Rankin Tance Bryan, Trion — VGCSA/Purchase/Possession/Sale/Manufacture/Distrubution of Marijuana; use of Drug Related  objects; Underage possession of alcohol

Diane Michelle Drake, Trion — VGCSA/Possession/Sale/Manufacture/Distribution of Marijuana; VGCSA/Possession of Schedule !V Drugs; Possession/use of Drug Related Objects

Donnie Ray Fowler, Summerville — Distruction/Removel/Concealment of property subject to security interest

Isner Mehum Garcia, Birmingham, Al — Driving without a valid license/expired license; Speeding

Celena Faye Erickson, Summerville — Disorderly Conduct

Keri Leann Hardin, LaFayette — Failure To Appear

Michael Lee Pickle, Summerville — Failure to Maintain a Single Lane; Fleeing/Attempting To Elude Law Enforcement Officers; Failure to Stop at a Stop Sign (3X)

Yubani Mejia, Summerville — Disorderly Conduct

Joseph Richardo Andre Farmer, Summerville – Public Drunkeness

Sandra Renee Moseley, Summerville — DUI /Alcohol/0.08 Grams or more; Failure to Stop at a Stop Sign; Driving without a valid license/expired license

Steven Eric Parker, Rome — Driving without License on Person; Giving False Name/Address/Birthdate to Law Enforcement officers

Richard Lynn Mobbs, Gaylesville, Al — Possession/Use of Drug Related Objects; Child Support; VGCSA/Possession of Marijuana; Possession of Drug Related Objects

Williom Leodon Vasquez, Carrollton — Driving Without a valid license/expired license; Speeding

Michael Andrew Weaver, Summerville — VGCSA/Possession of a Schedule II Drug; Possession of Drug Related Objects; Possession/Use of Drug Related Objects

 

 

Mr. Charles B. Wilson

MR. CHARLES B. WILSON, age 87, of Hwy. #48-Summerville, Georgia passed away Sunday, September 23, 2012, at his residence. A native of Dutton, Alabama, He was born to the late James Aubry Wilson, Sr. and Lena Ada Eva Gibson Wilson on October 12, 1924. Know to His many friends as “Charlie B.”, He moved to Summerville in 1936, graduated from Summerville Hi School, and married the love of his life, Dora Ellen Bynum on April 16, 1943. After a month of married bliss, He entered the U. S. Army and after training, landed in the “D” Day Invasion, June 6, 1944, in the third wave @ Utah Beach-Normandy, France; made His way through Frances into Belgium and also fought in the “Battle of the Bulge”. For His service Mr. Wilson received many medals and commendations from the U.S. Army and was awarded the Medal of Honor from France only a few years ago. Mr. Wilson was a member, Deacon, and lead the Church Choir, of West Summerville Baptist Church; and was preceded in death by siblings-Claudine Fowler, Maughee Evans, Ewert Wilson, Lorenzo Wilson, and James A. Wilson, Jr.
Surviving are His wife-Ellen Bynum Wilson; daughter-Phyllis (Earle) Rainwater; sisters-Montez Gladney and Joan Renslow all of Summerville; grandchildren-Tracy (Tracy) Rainwater, Schawna (Vince) Collier, Clint (Amy) Rainwater; great grandchildren-Emily Marie Rainwater, Lauren Elizabeth Rainwater, Abbie Lynn Rainwater, Chris Allen, & Carrie Elizabeth Martin; great great grandson-Graydon Allen; several Nieces, Nephews, and Cousins.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday @ 2 P.M. from the J. D. Hill Memorial Chapel of Earle Rainwater Funeral Home with Dr. Kenneth Summey, Rev. Lavonne Humphrey, and Mr. Al Castillo officiating, Musicians are Joy Greer, Bobby Groce, Buddy Barnes, and Randy Croy. Active Pallbearers-Tracy Rainwater, Schawna & Vince Collier, Clint Rainwater, Rex Evans, Mike Shireman, Eddie Shireman, and Jerry Underwood; Honorary Pallbearers-the Fellowship Sunday School Class of Summerville First Baptist Church, John Wagoner, Tommy McGraw, Derrick Parrish, John & Diane Hayes, Betty St. Clair, Rakia Harris, and Karen Polson. Burial in Summerville Cemetery with Military Honors rendered by American Legion Shanklin-Attaway Post #5 of Rome. The Family will receive friends @ the Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 6 until 8 P.M.

Earle Rainwater Funeral Home in charge.

Mrs. Dorothy Chapplear Obit (ER)

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MRS. DOROTHY CHAPPELEAR, age 87, of Summerville, Georgia passed away Sunday, September 23, 2012, in the local nursing home. She was born in Henagar, Alabama October 6, 1924 to the late Hugh Roy and Ella Anderson Riley. Mrs. Chappelear was a member of Summerville First Baptist Church and the Dorcas Sunday School Class.

Surviving are son-Steve Chappelear of Summerville; sisters-Clara Bohannon of Summerville and Sarah John Durham of Trion; Grandchildren- Christi Smith, Lisha Mickey and Steve Chappelear II; Seven Great Grandchildren; Three Great Great Grandchildren and several Nieces and Nephews.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday, September 25th, at 4:30 P. M. from the J. D. Hill Memorial Chapel of Earle Rainwater Funeral Home with Dr. Kenneth Summey officiating, interment in Summerville Cemetery. Active Pallbearers Jimmy Miller, Brad Miller, Kyle Miller and Ben Smith; Honorary Pallbearers the Nurses of Oakview Nursing & Rehab. Center and member of the Dorcas Sunday School Class. Visitation will be Monday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. at the Funeral Home.

Earle Rainwater Funeral Home.

Attorney Says Ga. Superintendent IIlegally Campaigning

 An Atlanta attorney says Georgia's school superintendent and local officials are illegally using taxpayer money to lobby against a proposed constitutional amendment on charter schools.

Glenn Delk has asked the state Board of Education to hold an emergency meeting on his claims and determine if state funds should be withheld from local school boards whom he believes have broken the law.

His complaint targets Schools Superintendent John Barge and local superintendents in Atlanta and Fulton County. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports the board has forwarded the letter to Attorney General Sam Olens for guidance.

Barge has spoken against an amendment that would allow the state to create more charter schools. Barge spokesman Matt Cardoza declined to comment on the complaint.

Amazon Filling New Jobs

Amazon will be filling 250 full-time jobs at their Chattanooga  warehouse. Job seekers can apply beginning Monday at the Tennessee Department of Labor  from  8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Hourly pay will start at $11 an hour plus benefits.