Jerry's Tv Furniture, Appliance, Flooring, Electronics

06/07/2026

We invite you to share your most treasured memory, favorite item, or any other aspect of Jerry's that resonates with you. How long have you been a dedicated customer? Did your parents or grandparents also shop with us? We were thrilled to recently welcome a third-generation customer, which underscores the enduring relationships we have built with our patrons.

06/03/2026

AND HERE THEY ARE !!!! THE 2026 FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS AT JERRY'S TV. PAYMENTS AVAILABLE ON MERCHANDISE WITH APPROVED (EASY TO GET) CREDIT
EVEN A 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH PLAN AVAILABLE WITH A DOWN PAYMENT AND 3 EASY PAYMENTS
COME IN NOW BEFORE SOME ITEMS ARE SOLD OUT
WE CAN HOLD THE ITEMS UNTIL YOU ARE READY TO HAVE THEM DELIVERED OR PICK THEM UP

05/27/2026

It was 1977 when the 1st new addition was added. Since then there has been a few warehouse additions.

05/26/2026

Our step grandpa John Fi**ne and our grandma (dad's mom) Elsie Fi**ne built their first Tv that people came to watch from outside of their house on Pine St in Sullivan many years ago sometime in the early 1950's. Grandpa repaired radios and tvs in their home and he and Grandma sold tvs out of their home. They moved the business to a building on Clark St. Our Dad and mom Jerry and Viva Lou Carey came back from Dad being in the army in 1956 where Dad had studied electronics and even taught a college scale class on applying what others had learned in their electronics studies. When the returned in 56 Dad started working repairing tvs and radios with Grandpa and at some point Mom started working there a couple days a week paying sales tax that our Aunt Kitty Chapman had done while she also worked at the then new Ramsey factory. And mom also drove Grandma and customers to a wholesale furniture place in the city so customers could pick out their furniturI have memories of that store but not until I was about 5 which was after Grandpa and Grandma were divorced and Grandma was no longer in the store. After a while Grandpa was tired of fighting to keep the business going and told Dad he was going to have to get a different job or buy the business.
Well Dad almost became a miner but ended up borrowing money from a farmer he used to work for and bought the business jn 1962 and moved it to the Gray St location.
Grandpa Key mom's dad helped
them move and Grandma Key mom's mom answered the phone and watched us kids until they got all moved. Grandma Fi**ne then started working 1 day a week sometine in 1963. Dad then borrowed money to have the new location at 375 W Springfield built. They moved the business and moved our family from a farmhouse where they had, cows, pigs and chickens and an old cistern our Grandpa Joe Carey would come fill with water. He drove a truck with a big tank on it and delivered water. We then all lived in the back part of the first stage of Jerry's TV at 375 W Springfield in Sullivan. Grandma worked there 1 day a week but eventually worked 4 and 5 days a week until she was in her 80's.
Our Uncle Floyd Cox who was married to our Aunt Lo**ta Fi**ne worked there several years also doing appliance repair while he also worked at Chrysler in Fenton.Then Alan did some appliance repair until eventually Mickey Montee did the appliance repairs. We had several family members including grandkids
work off and on throughout the years. Dad passed away in 2017 but left us with a store that he and mom built up tremendously from the Gray St store thanks to so many customers that buy local and support their hometown. And we are still here today happy to see each and every one that comes through the door. I am going to get the year that the additions started and post that today too.

05/26/2026

I'm going to have to look at the concrete sidewalk where the addition started to see the date.

05/25/2026

This was the old Eddie and Carol's and then Ted's Snack bar, now State Farm Insursnce and Stacy's Beauty Salon. The building to the right was Harry Campbell's House of Beauty I think it was called and the far right of that building was Jerry's RCA in 1962 abd fir a couple years until we moved to 375 W Springfield and lived in the back of the store.

05/25/2026

This was the 1962 Jerry's TV on the right. The left half of the building was Harry Campbell's I think it was called House of Beauty. There is another building to the left that used to be Eddie and Carol's but is now State Farm Insurance and Stacy's Beauty Salon.

05/25/2026

Went one street over going home from my granddaughters house and took a picture of the 1962 Jerry's RCA building

05/22/2026

We are closing at 12 tomorrow Saturday the 23rd for Memorial Weekend.

05/21/2026