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THE HERALD-NEWS www.jobeforkentucky.com [email protected] 7 FEBRUARY 05, 2020 TRANSFERS continued from page six Obuaries Jimmy Dean Brown Jimmy Dean Brown,62, of Edmonton, Kentucky passed away on Monday, January 27, 2020, at his residence. He was born in Tompkinsville, Kentucky on November 1, 1957, the son of the late Osber Thomas Brown and Goldie Mae Deckard Brown. He is survived by one daughter, Jonie Desiree Meeks and husband Christopher of Lafayette, Tennessee; three grandchildren, Kurtis and Kyson Sparks and Jaycie Meeks; a brother, Rodger Brown; three sisters, Elanie Meadow, Wanda Birge, and Linda York. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two sisters, Shirley Turner and Judy Ford. The family has chosen cremation and there will be no services at this time. Arrangements were entrusted to Anderson-Bartley Funeral Home in Tompkinsville, Kentucky. Ottie Edward “Ted” Pauley EDMONTON - Ottie Edward “Ted” Pauley, age 82, passed away January 23, 2020. He was born April 25, 1937, in Long Branch, WV, to parents James L. and Arietta Elizabeth (Smith) Pauley. He was a US Navy Vietnam veteran. Graveside services were held February 1, 2020, at the Sulphur Springs Cemetery. Butler Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Clark Douglas Hoggard EDMONTON - Clark Douglas Hoggard, age 58, passed away January 27, 2020, at the Medical Center in Bowling Green. He was the son of the late William Allen Hoggard and Ella Mae Sandidge Hoggard of Edmonton who survives. Clark was a machinist with Holly Performance. Besides his mother, he is survived by his wife, Debbie Ervin Hoggard of Edmonton; two sons, Aaron (Tabatha) England of Edmonton and Brian (Heather) Hoggard of Edmonton; one, Russell (Rhonda) Hoggard of Edmonton; four sisters: Judy (Charles) Perkins, Alice (Ray) Riley all of Edmonton, Gail (Dempsey) Perkins of Indiana, and Lisa Miller of Glasgow; and three grandchildren: Miranda England, Chase England, and Ellie Hoggard. Funeral services were held January 31, 2020, with burial in the Metcalfe County Memorial Gardens. Butler Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Marlene Paull Cassady SUMMER SHADE - Shelia Marlene Paull Cassady, age 59, passed away January 27, 2020, at the Medical Center in Bowling Green. Born January 31, 1960, in Dearborn, MI, she was a daughter of the late Lola Carnahan Paull and Rendell Paull. She was the wife of Danny Cassady, who survives. They were married 39 years. She worked as a caretaker. Survivors other than her husband, include one daughter, Shana (Matthew) Thrasher, Summer Shade; one son, Dane (Stephanie) Cassady, Taylorsville, KY; one sister, Darlene (Roger) Hodges, Summer Shade; one brother, Larry (Arlene) Paull, Crab Orchard, KY; and two grandchildren, Barkley Firkins and Eric Cassady. Funeral services were held January 30, 2020, with Bro. Willie Dale Westmoreland officiating and burial in the Metcalfe County Memorial Gardens. McMurtrey Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Judith Rose Holmes SUMMER SHADE - Judith Rose Holmes, age 78, passed away January 27, 2020. Born in Brooklyn, New York she was the daughter of the late Henry and Rose Konicki Kayser. A Funeral Mass was held January 31, 2020, at St. Helens Catholic Church in Glasgow with cremation following. Butler Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. yanceys Paula Irene Shaw, age 37 of Edmonton to Brain Allen Boston, age 36, of Edmonton. Susan Cameron Barton, age 26, of Edmonton to James Lee Harris, age 28, of Edmonton. Kayla Marie Crump, age 22, of Edmonton to An- gus Ray clover, age 28, of Edmonton. Sara Kimberly Ballard, age 24, of Edmonton to Mikael Andre Holcomb, age 25, of Glasgow. Loreen Parker, age 66, of Edmonton to Steven Ray Becker, age 68, of Edmonton. Patricia Faye Brown, age 45, of Summer Shade to Arthur Allen Shirley, age 49, of Summer Shade. January Marriages Chelsea Leighann Bur- chett, age 20, of Edmon- ton to Ricky Allen Jones, age 20, of Edmonton. Victoria Elizabeth Wit- ty, age 27, of Summer Shade to Christopher Gene Burton, age 33, of Summer Shade. Jeffries Reece and Terry Reece, Affidavit of De- scent. Stanley L. Smith to Charles Kerr and De- lores Kerr, 2 Tracts. Edwin Blake Temple, John Michael Temple, and The Temple Family Trust to Kelly P. Bell and Robert L. Bell, 10 Acres. Josephine Tronco and William L. Tronco to Carl E. Fleetwood and Shannon K. Fleetwood, 23.41 Acres. Margaret M. Vibbert to Delbert Vibbert, 16.58 Acres. December Marriages Chris Schalk Barren County Agriculture Extension Agent The annual Tri-Coun- ty Hay & Straw Auc- tion has caused a lot of discussion in the agri- culture community of south central Kentucky. In an effort to answer some of the numerous questions about the sale, here is a brief sum- mary. Twenty-five different consigners offered over 1,300 rolls of dry grass or legume hay. Nearly 80 large square bales were placed in the auc- tion, as well as, over 3,300 small square bales. Rolled balage, rolled corn stalks, rolled straw, and large squares of straw round- ed out the forage that was available at this 4th annual event. The average weight of all dry rolled hay was 966 pounds. The heaviest dry rolls of 5’ X 6’ of al- falfa were 1,348-pound average and the light- est dry grass rolls were 4’ X 5’ rolls averaging 642. Small square bales average weight was 44 pounds. Just shy of $60,000 was sold through the auction. Numerous buyers and sellers have made con- tacts and have begun business relationships. The real question every- one seems to be asking is, “what did hay bring?” An analysis of the sales data shows that for dry grass hay, stored inside, averaged 862 pounds per roll with an average price of $51.00 per roll. One very interest- ing fact that present- ed itself after looking at the sales data was that the average roll of grass hay stored inside weighed 862 pounds and the average weight of hay stored outside was 1,190 pounds. One can assume that much of the 328 difference is simply water. However, the hay stored inside had no spoilage around the roll, where outside stored hay always has some spoilage. So even though a roll stored outside weights more, when you subtract the water and spoilage you get significantly less hay that livestock can eat. As producers are mak- ing plans for the 2020 haying season, the abil- ity to store hay in the dry becomes more and more important as mar- gins continue to shrink. For more hay storage information contact the Barren County Cooper- ative Extension Service. In the Short Rows Homeowners may be noticing stinkbugs, lady beetles, and com- mon attic flies in their homes, especially near windows of infrequent- ly used rooms. These insects are merely seek- ing winter harborage and can be most effec- tively controlled by sim- ply vacuuming them up. Tri-County Hay Auction Summary
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ObituariesJimmy Dean Brown Jimmy Dean Brown,62, of Edmonton, Kentucky passed away on Monday, January 27, 2020, at his residence. He was born in Tompkinsville, Kentucky on November 1, 1957, the son of the late Osber Thomas Brown and Goldie Mae Deckard Brown.He is survived by one daughter, Jonie Desiree Meeks and husband Christopher of Lafayette, Tennessee; three grandchildren, Kurtis and Kyson Sparks and Jaycie Meeks; a brother, Rodger Brown; three sisters, Elanie Meadow, Wanda Birge, and Linda York.In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two sisters, Shirley Turner and Judy Ford.The family has chosen cremation and there will be no services at this time. Arrangements were entrusted to Anderson-Bartley Funeral Home in Tompkinsville, Kentucky.
Ottie Edward “Ted” PauleyEDMONTON - Ottie Edward “Ted” Pauley, age 82, passed away January 23, 2020. He was born April 25, 1937, in Long Branch, WV, to parents James L. and Arietta Elizabeth (Smith) Pauley. He was a US Navy Vietnam veteran. Graveside services were held February 1, 2020, at the Sulphur Springs Cemetery. Butler Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Clark Douglas HoggardEDMONTON - Clark Douglas Hoggard, age 58, passed away January 27, 2020, at the Medical Center in Bowling Green. He was the son of the late William Allen Hoggard and Ella Mae Sandidge Hoggard of Edmonton who survives. Clark was a machinist with Holly Performance.Besides his mother, he is survived by his wife, Debbie Ervin Hoggard of Edmonton; two sons, Aaron (Tabatha) England of Edmonton and Brian (Heather) Hoggard of Edmonton; one, Russell (Rhonda) Hoggard of Edmonton; four sisters: Judy (Charles) Perkins, Alice (Ray) Riley all of Edmonton, Gail (Dempsey) Perkins of Indiana, and Lisa Miller of Glasgow; and three grandchildren: Miranda England, Chase England, and Ellie Hoggard.Funeral services were held January 31, 2020, with burial in the Metcalfe County Memorial Gardens. Butler Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Marlene Paull CassadySUMMER SHADE - Shelia Marlene Paull Cassady, age 59, passed away January 27, 2020, at the Medical Center in Bowling Green. Born January 31, 1960, in Dearborn, MI, she was a daughter of the late Lola Carnahan Paull and Rendell Paull. She was the wife of Danny Cassady, who survives. They were married 39 years. She worked as a caretaker.
Survivors other than her husband, include one daughter, Shana (Matthew) Thrasher, Summer Shade; one son, Dane (Stephanie) Cassady, Taylorsville, KY; one sister, Darlene (Roger) Hodges, Summer Shade; one brother, Larry (Arlene) Paull, Crab Orchard, KY; and two grandchildren, Barkley Firkins and Eric Cassady.
Funeral services were held January 30, 2020, with Bro. Willie Dale Westmoreland officiating and burial in the Metcalfe County Memorial Gardens. McMurtrey Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Judith Rose HolmesSUMMER SHADE - Judith Rose Holmes, age 78, passed away January 27, 2020. Born in Brooklyn, New York she was the daughter of the late Henry and Rose Konicki Kayser. A Funeral Mass was held January 31, 2020, at St. Helens Catholic Church in Glasgow with cremation following. Butler Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Paula Irene Shaw, age 37 of Edmonton to Brain Allen Boston, age 36, of Edmonton.
Susan Cameron Barton, age 26, of Edmonton to James Lee Harris, age 28, of Edmonton.
Kayla Marie Crump, age 22, of Edmonton to An-gus Ray clover, age 28, of Edmonton.
Sara Kimberly Ballard, age 24, of Edmonton to Mikael Andre Holcomb, age 25, of Glasgow.
Loreen Parker, age 66,
of Edmonton to Steven Ray Becker, age 68, of Edmonton.
Patricia Faye Brown, age 45, of Summer Shade to Arthur Allen Shirley, age 49, of Summer Shade.
January MarriagesChelsea Leighann Bur-chett, age 20, of Edmon-ton to Ricky Allen Jones, age 20, of Edmonton.
Victoria Elizabeth Wit-ty, age 27, of Summer Shade to Christopher Gene Burton, age 33, of Summer Shade.
Jeffries Reece and Terry Reece, Affidavit of De-scent.
Stanley L. Smith to Charles Kerr and De-lores Kerr, 2 Tracts.
Edwin Blake Temple, John Michael Temple, and The Temple Family Trust to Kelly P. Bell and
Robert L. Bell, 10 Acres.
Josephine Tronco and William L. Tronco to Carl E. Fleetwood and Shannon K. Fleetwood, 23.41 Acres.
Margaret M. Vibbert to Delbert Vibbert, 16.58 Acres.
December Marriages
Chris SchalkBarren County Agriculture Extension Agent
The annual Tri-Coun-ty Hay & Straw Auc-tion has caused a lot of discussion in the agri-culture community of south central Kentucky. In an effort to answer some of the numerous questions about the sale, here is a brief sum-mary.
Twenty-five different consigners offered over 1,300 rolls of dry grass or legume hay. Nearly 80 large square bales were placed in the auc-tion, as well as, over 3,300 small square bales. Rolled balage, rolled corn stalks, rolled straw, and large
squares of straw round-ed out the forage that was available at this 4th annual event.
The average weight of all dry rolled hay was 966 pounds. The heaviest dry rolls of 5’ X 6’ of al-falfa were 1,348-pound average and the light-est dry grass rolls were 4’ X 5’ rolls averaging 642. Small square bales average weight was 44 pounds. Just shy of $60,000 was sold through the auction. Numerous buyers and sellers have made con-tacts and have begun business relationships.
The real question every-one seems to be asking is, “what did hay bring?” An analysis of the sales data shows that for dry
grass hay, stored inside, averaged 862 pounds per roll with an average price of $51.00 per roll.
One very interest-ing fact that present-ed itself after looking at the sales data was that the average roll of grass hay stored inside weighed 862 pounds and the average weight of hay stored outside was 1,190 pounds. One can assume that much of the 328 difference is simply water. However, the hay stored inside had no spoilage around the roll, where outside stored hay always has some spoilage. So even though a roll stored outside weights more, when you subtract the water and spoilage you
get significantly less hay that livestock can eat. As producers are mak-ing plans for the 2020 haying season, the abil-ity to store hay in the dry becomes more and more important as mar-gins continue to shrink. For more hay storage information contact the Barren County Cooper-ative Extension Service.
In the Short RowsHomeowners may be noticing stinkbugs, lady beetles, and com-mon attic flies in their homes, especially near windows of infrequent-ly used rooms. These insects are merely seek-ing winter harborage and can be most effec-tively controlled by sim-ply vacuuming them up.
Tri-County Hay Auction Summary
