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Tulsa’s Remington Tower before it was damaged by a tornado in August 2017. The building has been sold to Colorado-based TAG Multifamily and will be converted into luxury apartments. JOURNAL RECORD FILE PHOTO

Monday’s sharp drop in oil prices and energy stocks followed disagreements at OPEC, where Saudi Arabia requested that Russia and others take on 500,000 barrels per day of production cuts. Russia declined and Saudi Arabia boosted its Tulsa’s production. AP FILE PHOTO

BY DAISY CREAGER Energy, which dropped 45.8% to $3.52; and Oneok, The Journal Record which dropped 37.7% to $38.10. The crash followed disagreements at OPEC, where Remington OKLAHOMA CITY – Crude oil plummeted and Saudi Arabia requested that Russia and others take stock prices for several Oklahoma-based energy on 500,000 barrels per day of production cuts. Russia companies tumbled Monday amid a glut of oil supplies declined and Saudi Arabia boosted its production. and growing concerns over the global outbreak of the “It shocked the entire global energy market today coronavirus. with oil prices down 20-30%,” said Jake Dollarhide, Tower sold The price of oil closed Monday at $31.13 a barrel chief executive officer of Tulsa-based Longbow Asset on the New York Mercantile Exchange, down 24.6% Management. “It affected oil and gas companies all BY JANICE FRANCIS-SMITH from Friday’s closing price of $41.28. over the globe. It was complete carnage. One of the The Journal Record Shares of Continental Resources fell 52.5%, closing worst days I’ve seen in my career.” at $7.05, Devon Energy shares dropped 37.4%, closing Saudi Arabia’s production increase comes at a time After two and a half years of sitting empty and vis- at $8.37, and Chesapeake Energy shares fell 27.68%, when the industry was already reacting to the threat ibly damaged, Tulsa’s landmark Remington Tower is closing at 15 cents. Also hurt were Oklahoma-based of a global slowdown posed by coronavirus slowing about to be transformed into luxury apartments. SandRidge Energy, which dropped 44% to $1.11; Tulsa investment group TPG Investments LLC an- Williams, which dropped 14.1% to $14.99; WPX Turn to STOCKS » p14 nounced Monday that Remington Tower was sold to Colorado-based TAG Multifamily for an undisclosed price. Raymond Lord and Benjamin Davis with Tulsa- State takes Epic’s based SVN Oak Realty Advisors helped facilitate the « 2 » « 2 » management High-end garage condo Bill providing relief for student loan sale. firm to court over planned in Tulsa Tulsa will debt passes House Oklahomans “We’re excited to bring this new concept to Tulsa records » p7 soon be adding another might be more inclined to pursue and breathe life back into this beautiful building,” said luxury condo development careers in education under Coronavirus fears TAG representative Travis Reese in a statement an- – but these condos aren’t legislation approved Monday by pound markets » nouncing the sale. built for people to live in . the House of Representatives . p11

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BY JANICE FRANCIS-SMITH The Journal Record

Tulsa will soon be adding another luxury condo development – but these condos aren’t built for people to live in. They are built to house cars, boats, RVs, ATVs and other expensive toys that require a storage facility suited to the quality of the vehicles being stored inside. Plans are to develop a 3.3-acre tract of land at 166th Street South and Highway 75 in Tulsa into the Mammoth Luxury Garage Condos, coupling high-end garage condos with industrial flex space that can be used for retail or office. Real estate and investment firm CBRE last week announced the sale of the land to Tulsa-based development group ET&T Land Holdings LLC for an undisclosed amount. CBRE Senior Vice President Dwayne Flynn and Senior Associate Ryan Shaffer represented the seller, South 75 LLC. “We are excited for this land to soon bring a new, interesting luxury-style Renderings depict what the Mammoth Luxury Garage Condos might look like when they become ready for occupancy in late 2020. industrial opportunity to the Tulsa area,” RENDERING COURTESY CBRE said Flynn. “One of the best parts about this development will be the option for Condos are designed to have a “man be built out as retail space or office space Currently, luxury garage condos occupiers to purchase or lease the units, cave” feel, with lots of storage space and with a warehouse component. are also available from Garage Condos allowing for unique ownership in a new, loft areas in which to relax and admire The project is scheduled to break Tulsa, located in south Tulsa west of high-end building.” the vehicles being stored. The flex ground within a few weeks and be ready Jones Riverside Airport, and at Garage The Mammoth Luxury Garage commercial space has the potential to for occupants by the end of 2020. Condos of OK, located in Edmond. Bill providing relief for student loan debt passes House BY STEVE METZER shortage aggravated by the fact that associated with universities and During discussion on the House floor, The Journal Record most teachers end their time spent in supported by private contributions that state Rep. Andy Fugate, D-Del City, classrooms after an average of only six can help Oklahoma educators with loan said the loan repayment program seems OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahomans years. The Tulsa Democrat said 3,000 repayments, Waldron said it would be similar to one established to encourage might be more inclined to pursue careers emergency certifications had to be issued preferable to have a fund eligible to take physicians to set up practices in rural in education under legislation approved this year alone to fill classroom vacancies in both private contributions and money parts of the state. That program, he said, Monday by the House of Representatives. in Oklahoma, a record for the state. earmarked for that purpose by the has worked to help alleviate shortages of House Bill 3382, authored by state He pointed out, too, that provisional Legislature. health care professionals in those areas. Rep. John Waldron, D-Tulsa, proposes certifications issued two years ago for “I don’t think we can get there entirely “That program was an inspiration for up to $20,000 worth about 1,000 current on private contributions,” he said. “To this legislation,” Waldron responded. of student loan debt classroom teachers will really build up our program statewide we State Rep. Kelly Albright, D-Midwest relief for teachers who expire at the end of this need public investment.” City, who co-authored HB 3382, said dedicate themselves to year. Additionally, the The expense to taxpayers would likely she has no doubt that a loan repayment long-term careers in teacher shortage will be more than offset by savings realized by program would encourage more people Oklahoma. The House likely be made worse individual school districts that currently to take training to become teachers. passed the measure in by a large number of have to cover costs of frequently “The issue of teacher pay prompted an 85-3 vote and the bill retirements of veteran recruiting new teachers, he said. Tulsa me to initially ignore my calling to the is due to be taken up in teachers anticipated Public Schools alone spends $3 million a profession,” she said. “The passage of John the Senate. Kelly over the next few years. year on recruiting, training and replacing this bill will mean that more people who Waldron Albright Waldron told HB 3382, if passed, emergency certified teachers. have an interest will not be turned off colleagues on the would create a fund “The cost of what we see now, the from teaching due to the cost of their House floor that many Oklahomans that might be tapped to pay off $4,000 tremendous churn in the profession, education.” may never consider training to become worth of student loan debt for a teacher hasn’t been measured, but it is devastating She said she believes most teachers because they believe any student who completes five years of service in a districts all over,” Waldron said. “If you Oklahomans would support passage of loans they might have to take out would Title I school in the state. After 10 years think funding a career teaching core is the bill to encourage people who have a be too difficult to pay back on salaries of service, the teacher would be eligible expensive, try funding a revolving door heart for teaching to pursue careers in earned by educators in the state. to have another $4,000 worth of debt of emergency certified teachers. It’s much classrooms. “Many have been made to feel that paid. Over the course of a 25-year career, more expensive, so if we invest in this “We have utilized similar programs teaching is not a viable profession,” he up to $20,000 worth of debt could be program up front, think of what we’re to incentivize doctors to study and said. canceled. going to save at the district level.” practice in rural areas where the need is Over the past decade in Oklahoma, “Over 25 years, admittedly that’s not The teacher loan repayment program great, and I think Oklahomans would be enrollment in teacher preparatory much, but it is a sign that we support would be limited by the availability of happy to support measures that help get programs has declined by 40%, Waldron career educators,” Waldron said. funding, he noted. The Oklahoma State comprehensively trained teachers back in said. That has resulted in a teacher While currently there are funds Regents would administer the program. every classroom,” Albright said.

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BY JENNIFER PALMER Oklahoma Watch

The state is drawing a hard line: Public education funds that flow to a private company are public. Founders of the state’s largest online charter school are fighting to shield those funds. Their company has refused to comply Josh Brock, Epic Charter School’s CFO, at a with subpoenas from board meeting on Oct. 16, 2019. the state auditor and inspector. from its management fee, Holmes agreed, The showdown is the affidavit says. headed to court and could have major But that’s not what happened. ramifications for Epic Charter Schools Three months later, Chaney opened a and its for-profit management company, checking account for the learning fund, Epic Youth Services, both of which have titled “EYS Learning Fund,” making drawn controversy since inception a himself and Brock authorized signers, decade ago. Epic Charter Schools board members met in Oklahoma City on Oct. 16, 2019. Left to right: according to a second written affidavit by At the heart of the issue is something Epic CFO Josh Brock, Superintendent Bart Banfield, attorney Bill Hickman, board members the OSBI agent. Brock transferred $1.2 Epic calls the “learning fund.” It’s a major Mike Cantrell and Liberty Mitchell. Facing away are Epic compliance officer Tiffany Clark million in state-appropriated funds to draw for students and families and has and Board Chairman Doug Scott. PHOTOS BYWHITNEY BRYEN/OKLAHOMA WATCH the account in the 2012-13 school year, helped propel Epic’s stunning enrollment increasing the amount each year. That growth. documents, some of which were not QuickBooks data on learning fund account was used to pay the hundreds of Here’s how it works: Epic makes at least public records, and explanations to purchases, and bank statements, for a private vendors. $1,000 available to each student annually assist the auditor “voluntarily” and to be five-year period beginning July 2014, Meanwhile, revenue from the 10% in the student’s learning fund. Dollars are “helpful and transparent.” as well as an explanation of Epic’s $250 management fee that the school paid deducted for their choice of curriculum In its court filing, the auditor says it technology fee. Epic Youth Services went to a separate and for a plethora of other items of their worked with Epic Youth Services for In a third subpoena, delivered Feb. account, “EYS General Fund,” at the choice, such as laptops and iPads, science five months in attempts to come to 25, Epic was given 24 hours to comply. same bank. kits and craft supplies, soccer club fees, a compromise to obtain the records Auditors specified again some records Approximately $42 million in state horseback riding lessons, gymnastics and associated with public dollars while previously sought and added that they funds has been deposited into the summer camps. maintaining the company’s privacy and wanted access to all Epic Charter Schools learning-fund account between 2011 Parents don’t receive the money proprietary information. email accounts, vendor contracts, and 2019, according to the state auditor’s directly but instead request a purchase “EYS was unwilling to disclose the documents and software used to motion, which cited a Tulsa World story. from Epic. Epic transfers the money to records in the manner necessary for the administer the learning fund. In addition, The money flowing from Epic to Epic Epic Youth Services, according to the State Auditor to accurately reconcile the the subpoena seeks documents related Youth Services’ learning fund account court filing, which then pays the vendors revenue and expenditures associated to an $85 service fee charged to student was coded by Brock as “instructional directly. There are more than 1,400 with the Learning Fund accounts,” the learning fund accounts and records of services” in the state cost accounting private learning-fund vendors. filing states. learning fund expenditures. system– even though instructional The school makes periodic transfers When that was rebuffed, the attorney services are limited to expenses by a of state funding into a checking account Requests and subpoenas general’s office filed a court motion on teacher, for a recorded grade and included specifically for learning fund purchases. Epic Charter Schools has experienced the auditor’s behalf, asking a judge to on a student’s transcript, the affidavit says. The school transfers into a separate rapid, jaw-dropping growth, from just force the release of the records. Many of the learning-fund vendors are checking account 10% of its total revenue over 1,700 students its first year, 2011, to State Auditor Cindy Byrd said her not certified teachers, which, according to Epic Youth Services for a management nearly 30,000 this year. Only Oklahoma office needs a complete picture of an to the OSBI agent, made the transactions fee. City and Tulsa Public Schools enroll entity’s finances to do their job, and they fraudulent. Epic was founded by David Chaney more students. haven’t received it from Epic. She also Epic and its supporters say the learning and Ben Harris; the two men also own Virtual schools in Oklahoma are said what they are asking for is typical for fund is a unique way to allow parents Epic Youth Services funded like traditional schools, through this type of audit. to choose how some of their allocated LLC. Chaney and a weighted per student formula. As Epic’s “We don’t want anything to be dollars are spent, and pays for students’ Harris have split at student numbers have grown, so has the withheld from the taxpayers,” Byrd said. supplemental supplies, art, music, athletics least $10 million in amount of public state funding allocated and physical education they would have profits from Epic Youth to its schools – a combined $118 million Learning fund was early issue access to in a traditional school. Services between 2013 last school year. Questions about the legality of the The OSBI seized a laptop and bank and 2018, according As Epic’s share of students and learning fund arose in Epic’s second year statements from one vendor, OKC Storm, to the Oklahoma State funding swelled, the agencies and when its original sponsor – Graham- in August. OKC Storm offered basketball, Bureau of Investigation, boards responsible for oversight Dustin school district – brought concerns swimming, tennis and track and field and Dave which is investigating remained fairly hands-off. Legislative to its attorney, Laura Holmes, of The invoiced Epic for players’ fees, uniforms Chaney Chaney and Harris attempts to improve oversight have been Center for Education Law. and training. on allegations of incremental. But last summer, a criminal Holmes and Graham-Dustin’s The OSBI has raised concerns with the embezzlement and racketeering. inquiry by the Oklahoma State Bureau superintendent, Dusty Chancey, in 2012 lack of oversight of Epic’s vendors and Chaney and Harris have denied of Investigation picked up steam, with met with Epic co-founders Harris and found at least two vendors with felony wrongdoing, and no charges have two search warrants filed five weeks Chaney (then superintendent); Bobby convictions. been filed. Through an attorney, they apart. Then Gov. Kevin Stitt requested an Stem, former Epic school board member Epic does not perform criminal responded to the auditor’s court motion investigative audit of the school and its and now a lobbyist for Epic Youth background checks on vendors, but does with a written statement. related companies. Services; Josh Brock, chief financial require them to provide a signed affidavit “The state Auditor’s legal position – As auditors began diving in, they officer; and Brad Clark, then a private that states employees are not registered that private businesses are subject to state hit a brick wall. That wall is Epic Youth attorney representing Epic and now sex offenders and have not had a felony audit – should concern every business Services. lead attorney for the state Education conviction in the last 10 years. owner in Oklahoma,” the statement Auditors first attempted to obtain Department. The state auditor’s motion is scheduled says. “Epic Youth Services has offered to financial and other records through public Holmes told Epic their learning to be heard in Oklahoma County court voluntarily allow the auditor to review records requests. In September, they fund arrangement violated the state March 26. records appropriate to their request, but issued a subpoena for an organizational constitution and were considered “gifts” we have received no response prior to chart of Epic Youth Services, a list of to private individuals, according to an Oklahoma Watch is a nonprofit, this court filing. We will vigorously fight employees and contact information, OSBI search warrant affidavit. She cited nonpartisan news organization that for the protection that has historically learning fund revenue received and spent an attorney general’s opinion. produces in-depth and investigative been provided to private businesses like since July 2015, and a vendor list. When it was suggested the private content on a wide range of issues facing the Epic Youth Services.” A second subpoena on Nov. 6 management company, Epic Youth state. For more Oklahoma Watch content, They added they have provided called for credit card statements and Services, pay the extracurricular activities go to oklahomawatch.org. 4A « March 10, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com

STILLWATER NEWS IN BRIEF 1 Flight training center planned at OSU Oklahoma State University announced a $1 million nam- ing gift from Ray and Linda Booker during a groundbreak- ing ceremony on Saturday for a new flight training center, set to open by fall 2021. “With this new flight center, Oklahoma State will strengthen universities in the nation to of- projects, the city of Tulsa has its position as the premier fer graduate aviation degrees. begun a Third Party Plans Review destination for aviation educa- Enrollment has increased and Inspection Program. tion and the home of the best- nearly 40% over the last five Developers may choose a trained aviators in the country,” years, with the professional pi- third-party provider that has been said OSU President Burns lot option experiencing almost approved by the city of Tulsa to Hargis. “This facility will have 50 percent enrollment growth. review plans and conduct inspec- Roshaniben Chaudhari, a graduate student in the University of a major impact on the student “We’ve been outgrowing our tions. This approved provider is Central Oklahoma nutrition and food science program from Gujarat, experience and our work with space for some time now,” said authorized to recommend issu- India, gives a tour of the renovated lab in Edmond. COURTESY PHOTO/UCO the aviation industry.” Lance Fortney, program man- ance of building permits and cer- The new flight center will ager for the OSU Flight Center. tificates of occupancy. serve as a premier resource “Over the last several years, “We have made significant UCO completes food science for students pursuing degrees we’ve been continuously work- improvements to our process of in aviation education. The ing on upgrades to our facili- permitting new development in 11,600-square-foot facility ties, fleet and equipment so our Tulsa,” said Mayor G.T. Bynum. lab classroom renovation will include private rooms for students have a high-quality “The Third Party Plans Review individual flight debriefings learning experience. This new and Inspection Program helps to EDMOND – The University of was funded through a grant between students and flight flight center plays a major role expedite this process and allows Central Oklahoma has com- received by Bhargava from the instructors and encourage on- in ensuring Oklahoma State developers to have more control pleted renovation of the food U.S. Department of Agriculture site group instruction and dis- continues to attract and retain over the timing of their projects. science lab classroom. in 2019 as well as the College of cussions. Additional advances the highest caliber of students.” We also have increased staffing The lab, located in the Human Education and Professional Stud- to the student learning experi- –Staff report in our Development Services De- Environmental Sciences building ies student course fees. ence include space for state-of- partment, to speed up permitting on UCO’s campus in Edmond, Students at both the under- the-art simulator technology, at City Hall for those who choose is now equipped with updated graduate and graduate levels will dispatch space and student TULSA to have the city provide these research equipment and tech- have access to conduct research common areas. 2 BCBSOK to services.” nology used in the food industry. projects in the lab, with the pri- Ray, who died last year after The Third Party Plans Review “One of the major focuses mary focus centered on develop- battling Parkinson’s disease, cover cost of and Inspection Program was of today’s food industry and ing sustainable food processing and his wife, Linda, are long- coronavirus tests adopted by the City Council last academic research is to explore and safety technologies that can time Oklahoma State support- Blue Cross and Blue Shield of year, published, and became ef- sustainable processing and be used by manufacturers. Effec- ers and aviation enthusiasts. Oklahoma members will have ac- fective at the end of January. The preservation technologies,” said tive developments in this area “We came and met the stu- cess to novel coronavirus testing Oklahoma Construction Industries Kanika Bhargava, an associate may help reduce future costs dents and could instantly see as recommended by the Centers Board also has approved adminis- professor in the nutrition and associated with food recall and how enthused they were and for Disease Control and Preven- trative rules that will enable inde- food science program at UCO. foodborne outbreaks in the pro- how much they all loved to tion and prescribed by health pendent third party inspections. New equipment for the lab duce industry. –Staff report fly,” Linda Booker said. “I think providers. The Third Party Plans Review anyone who goes into aviation BCBSOK on Monday said it and Inspection Program is part of has a passion for it. It takes a will not require preauthorization the improvements that Develop- lot of hard work, skill, time and and will not apply members’ co- ment Services has implemented energy to pursue it. We already pays or deductibles for testing to in the past several years. Previ- knew the demand for pilots diagnose COVID-19 when medi- ously, the average wait time for a MAIN OFFICES CAPITOL BUREAU was there, and we could see cally necessary and consistent permit application to be reviewed Corporate Tower 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., the enthusiasm in these stu- with CDC guidelines. for the first time was 25 working 101 N. Robinson, Suite 101 Room 431 dents, so it was a natural fit for “We are committed to helping days – five weeks. 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Pa- www.cityoftulsa.org/permitting to The Journal Record welcomes original, signed letters of up to 200 words on any public issue. Longer Ray’s honor. Ray Booker was tients experiencing illness should view and download the program submissions focusing on business topics may be considered for a guest column. Letters may be edited for inducted into the OSU Hall of contact their doctor. –Staff report manual. –Staff report length, style and content. Submissions must be addressed to The Journal Record and include your name, Fame in 2012. address and daytime telephone number for verification. Letters submitted become the property of The OSU Aviation enrolls more Journal Record, which retains all rights on if, when or how a submission is published. Submit letters by than 300 students annually, of- TULSA OKLAHOMA CITY one of three ways. fering undergraduate degrees 2 3 E-mail: [email protected]. City starts third-party State has 3rd-lowest Fax: 405-278-2890. in aerospace security, aviation U.S. Mail: Perspectives, c/o The Journal Record, management, technical service inspection program gasoline price P.O. Box 26370, Oklahoma City, OK 73126-0370. management and professional To allow for faster plan reviews Oklahoma motorists were pilot. It is also one of only 18 and inspections for development paying the third-lowest gaso- NEWS IN BRIEF journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 10, 2020 » 5A line prices in the country on OKLAHOMA CITY Monday at an average of $2.07 3 Panhandle reelects per gallon, according to AAA two directors Oklahoma. Only Texas at $2.06 and Panhandle Oil and Gas share- Mississippi at $2.07 had lower holders reelected two incumbent prices. directors at the company’s annual “For the third week, U.S. meeting. gasoline stocks decreased Mark T. Behrman of Oklahoma while demand increased,” said City and Chad L. Stephens of Fort Leslie Gamble, AAA Oklahoma Worth were elected to serve three- spokesperson. “Generally, grow- year terms ending in 2023. ing demand amid declining Stockholders also approved stocks causes increases at the the Panhandle Oil and Gas Inc. pump, but crude oil prices have Amended Restricted Stock Plan, dipped to four-year lows, signal- approved an amended and re- ing spring could be cheaper at stated certificate of incorporation the pump,” and ratified the appointment of At $2.38, the national gas Ernst & Young as the independent price average has not been this registered public accounting firm cheap since last February. for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30. When the global markets –Staff report opened on Sunday evening, West Texas Intermediate crude oil prices dipped below $30 per OKLAHOMA CITY barrel for the first time since 3 Transparency in 2016. The market plunge is in Emergency workers check what is left of the second floor of a hotel in El Reno after a tornado on May 26. response to a lack of agreement Health Prices Act AP PHOTO/SUE OGROCKI between Organization of the advances Petroleum Exporting Countries State Rep. Carol Bush, R- and non-OPEC countries to Tulsa, on Monday secured Bill would require lodging tornado information cut production. The trend of unanimous passage of a bill to pump prices facing downward provide price transparency to OKLAHOMA CITY – The Okla- recommended safety precau- able to find safety and protect pressure is likely to continue the public for common health homa House of Representa- tions, and the day and time of their families, especially with through the end of the winter care treatment options. tives has passed legislation local tornado siren testing. the renewed focus on pro- driving season if crude remains House Bill 3029 creates the to require new hotels and Crosswhite Hader said the moting Oklahoma’s tourism cheap, especially amid concerns Transparency in Health Care motels to post tornado safety idea was brought to her by a capabilities.” about the coronavirus. Prices Act and would require information in every room and constituent who, while staying Crosswhite Hader said the –Staff report health care providers, groups common area. in another part of the state, legislation is not a new man- and facilities to make health House Bill 3016, by state was unable to find informa- date on existing hotels and care prices available to the pub- Rep. Denise Crosswhite tion about tornado safety pro- motels and would only require OKLAHOMA CITY lic for their 20 most commonly Hader, R-Piedmont, and cedures when the county was tornado safety information 3 Civil rights groups provided inpatient and out- co-authored by state Sen. under a tornado warning. from new or renovated hotels patient services. The measure Stephanie Bice, R-Oklahoma “This is a perfect example and motels. vow lawsuit over passed the House with a vote City, would require hotels of a constituent realizing a The Oklahoma Hotel and Israel boycott law of 93-0. and motels to post tornado problem and proposing an Lodging Association ex- Two Oklahoma civil rights “Someone needing health safety information in every idea to fix it,” Crosswhite Had- pressed their support of the groups said Monday they intend care services deserves to know room and common area. The er said. “In dangerous weather bill. to sue the state if the Legislature the price they will pay for such information, provided by the conditions where every sec- HB 3016 passed the House passes a bill to prohibit state con- treatment,” Bush said. “This bill State Board of Health, would ond counts, it’s important that 89-0. It now proceeds to the tracts with companies that boy- is an effort to provide more include the county, the ho- visitors to our state have the Senate for consideration. cott Israel. transparency in our health care tel’s location on a state map, information they need to be –Staff report Attorneys with the Oklahoma treatment system and to set up chapters of the American Civil a basic structure for supplying Liberties Union and Council on such cost information to the OKLAHOMA CITY American-Islamic Relations Oklahoma consumer.” 3 feet also has a Chester’s Chick- with an informational website both say House Bill 3967, which Bush said the legislation is Stitt names chief of en, Subway, six diesel bays, six and promotional materials to passed the House last week, is supported by the Oklahoma communications showers and a dog park. help libraries in the effort. The unconstitutional. State Medical Association and Gov. Kevin Stitt on Monday Oklahoma City-based Love’s agency has awarded 16 grants The bill provides that the state was a request bill from three named Charlie Hannema as his has more than 510 locations in to libraries to target program- not enter into contracts with com- doctors who live in her district. chief of communications. 41 states. ming and outreach efforts in 30 panies that advocate boycotts, Health care price referenced Hannema has served as –Staff report communities. divestments or sanctions against in this measure means the director of public relations for Grants have been awarded Israel. The bill’s author, Republican cash price a provider, group Broken Arrow Public Schools to public libraries in Ada, Ard- Rep. Mark McBride of Moore, said or facility will charge a patient since 2017. He spent 10 years OKLAHOMA CITY more, Atoka, Blackwell, Davis, the bill recognizes Israel as an im- for standard services to be ren- as a television journalist, includ- 3 Libraries receive Healdton, Holdenville, Madill, portant trading partner and ally in dered. This pricing list shall be ing five years as a sports anchor Marietta, Mounds, Stillwater, the Middle East. made available to the consumer and reporter at KOTV in Tulsa. grants for Sulphur, Tishomingo, Wilson, Mike Redman, the interim di- by the provider, group or facil- Hannema has a bachelor of census help and Woodward. A grant to the rector of ACLU of Oklahoma, said ity via a website or other con- journalism degree from the Uni- Sixteen public libraries in Southeastern Public Library the U.S. Supreme Court has recog- spicuous posting and must be versity of Missouri. Oklahoma have received grants System will fund census activi- nized that economic and political updated annually. The health –Staff report to help reach hard-to-count ties at all of the system’s branch boycotts are a form of political care cash price would not in- populations with the U.S. libraries in Arkoma, Broken Bow, speech enshrined and protected clude any amount in the case census. Coalgate, Hartshorne, Heavener, by the First Amendment. of complications or exceptional OKLAHOMA CITY For the first time, Americans Hugo, Idabel, McAlester, Poteau, “The ACLU has a long history treatment. 3 Love’s Travel Stop will be able to participate in Spiro, Stigler, Talihina, Valiant, of challenging this type of legisla- HB 3029 was co-authored in the nation’s decennial head Wilburton, and Wister. tion,” Redman said. the House by state Reps. Lewis opens in Nebraska count by completing their cen- To receive the grant, the Federal judges in Arizona, Kan- Moore, R-Arcadia; Andy Fu- Love’s Travel Stops & Coun- sus form online. As a provider libraries had to develop pro- sas and Texas have blocked similar gate, D-Oklahoma City; Robert try Stores opens a new travel of broadband internet access grams and activities to reach laws from taking effect, while a Manger, Oklahoma City; Melis- stop in Schuyler, Nebraska, on for many Oklahomans, public hard-to-count groups in their judge in neighboring Arkansas let sa Provenzano, D-Tulsa; and Dr. Monday. libraries will be promoting their service areas. The U.S. Census a similar law stand. The Arkansas Randy Randleman, R-Eufaula. The store, off U.S. Highway internet access and information Bureau has a web application case is currently being appealed. The bill now moves to 30, has 60 employees, 59 truck services to help the public par- to help communities identify –Staff report the state Senate, where it is spaces and 21 car parking ticipate in the count. hard-to-count Census tracks in authored by Adam Pugh, R- spaces. The Oklahoma Depart- their area. Edmond. –Staff report The store with 9,300 square ment of Libraries is assisting –Staff report 6A « March 10, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com PERSPECTIVES GUEST COLUMN Does travel AROUND TOWN Stanton L. Young Teacher Award reaches 37th year insurance cover Cordial guests will be at the 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. St. Patrick’s Parade black-tie dinner recognizing the 37th The Inasmuch Foundation Theater Round up the herd and strike up coronavirus? Stanton L. Young Master Teacher inside the Chickasaw Nation Studio the band because the only St. Patrick’s Award within the University of seats 190 guests. Parade in Oklahoma City will be Spring Break is several days away, Oklahoma College of Medicine on Tickets for the performance may Saturday in Stockyards City. The and whether your plans include a April 8. The be purchased by calling 405-848-8637. parade will start at 10 a.m. cruise ship, a beach, or a magical event will be at For more information, visit okcballet. 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Trip cancella- tion for concern or fear of travel as- sociated with an epidemic or pandemic is usually not covered. However, more OKLAHOMA JOE expensive policies such as Cancel For Any Reason coverage may be able to refund a portion of your insured pre- Some common sense that is not now seen in Legislature paid, non-refundable trip cost. Note that with CFAR coverage, the insur- NEWTON, KAN. – The site of possibility that a gun would be given gambling dens competing for the ance policy must be purchased within a one of the most infamous gunfights to a person who is drinking. cowboys’ end-of-trail paychecks. … set amount of days and notified at least in U.S. history occurred not far from What makes this latest piece Lawlessness was prevalent. 48 hours prior to scheduled departure. The Breadbasket, where Newton of gun-protection legislation “ … The most infamous was the residents crowd into on Sunday questionable is that Oklahoma Newton Massacre in August 1871 at Will travel insurance cover for homestyle food and pies. It’s already has among the most liberal Perry Tuttle’s dance hall. Bill Hugh me if I get sick on a cruise also not far from the Newton rail gun laws in the country: It allows Anderson, a Texas cowboy, entered ship? station, where people wait in the open or concealed carry of a firearm the hall and shot Mike McCluskie. Most travel insurance policies will early morning hours to board trains without a permit. And, as we see, one Before dying, McCluskie shot protect travelers who become sick going east or west. It’s not far from piece of legislation leads to another. and wounded Anderson. In turn, while traveling if the policy includes the Harvey For example, proposed legislation McCluskie’s friend Riley drew his medical coverage. Also, check with County Historical that allows guns on campuses. gun and fired in the dance hall. It is your health plan to see if it would Museum, where I wish our Legislature would be as estimated five men were cover medical expenses if you get sick the latest exhibits intent on passing First Amendment killed. or hurt on your trip. This is especially feature formal protections and transparency “The era of violence was short- important if you’re traveling abroad and prom dresses expansion measures as it is about lived. … Community leaders and because most health plans, including and “Memories in unwarranted Second Amendment residents were determined to Medicare, won’t cover treatment in Miniature.” protections that do seem to return us establish law and order.” another country. But you won’t to our Wild West days. 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That common sense is not encourage travelers to determine their “designated carrier” bill that would parking lot. seen in the 2020 legislation. actual risk, understand what they are allow diners who are not drinking “By the summer of 1871, men trying to cover and then find a policy to carry guns into restaurants where laying track for the Santa Fe railroad Joe Hight is director and member that accomplishes that. If you decide to alcohol consumption doesn’t account established a railhead at the new of the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of travel, insurance is a good option for for more than half of the revenue. boomtown of Newton. It became the Fame, an editor who led a Pulitzer your trip – make sure you know exactly Restaurant management would have loading point for Texas longhorns Prize-winning project, the journalism what the plan covers before buying. the option of allowing guns. coming north on the Chisholm Trail. ethics chair at the University of Central Proponents say the option … Oklahoma, president/owner of Best Glen Mulready is Oklahoma’s insur- wouldn’t set up a Wild West scenario. “The town became a magnet of Books, and author of the book ance commissioner. Opponents say it sets up the for saloons, dance halls, and “Unnecessary Sorrow.” journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 10, 2020 » 7A State takes Epic’s management firm to court over records

BY JENNIFER PALMER funds are transferred to Epic Youth Ser- public because it is a private entity, ac- and iPads, science kits and craft supplies, Oklahoma Watch vices, which manages the online charter cording to the court filing. soccer club fees, horseback riding les- school, and totaled approximately $42 After five months and three subpoe- sons, gymnastics and summer camps. Epic Charter Schools’ for-profit man- million from 2011 to 2019, according to nas – filed in October, November and Parents don’t receive the money agement company has refused to provide the court filing. February – the state attorney general filed directly but instead request a purchase its financial records to the state auditor’s An attorney for the motion to compel, asking a judge to from Epic. Epic transfers the money to office, which has now asked a judge to Epic Youth Services force Epic Youth Services to hand over Epic Youth Services, according to the intervene. did not immediately the information to the auditor. court filing, which then pays the ven- The records sought by three subpoe- return a call seeking A criminal investigation by the Okla- dors directly. There are more than 1,200 nas, dating back to October 2019, have comment. homa State Bureau of Investigation is learning-fund vendors. not been supplied, according to a motion The state auditor ongoing. Investigators have accused Epic of re- filed in Oklahoma County District Court began an investiga- Epic is the only virtual school in Okla- ceiving state funds for home-school and by the state attorney general’s office on tive audit into Epic homa that uses a “learning fund.” It’s a private school students who received the Thursday. Those records include access Charter Schools and big recruitment tool to attract students, learning fund but no actual instruction to email accounts, credit card statements, its related entities, and families who refer new students are from Epic. bank statements, a vendor list and other including Epic Youth rewarded with an additional deposit into information. Services, in July at the request of Gov. their student’s fund. Oklahoma Watch is a nonprofit, non- Many of the records relate to the Kevin Stitt and State Superintendent of Epic makes at least $1,000 available partisan news organization that produces school’s “learning fund,” a portion of each Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister. to each student annually in the student’s in-depth and investigative content on a student’s state funding that is set aside to The auditor first tried to obtain the learning fund. Dollars are deducted for wide range of issues facing the state. For be used on curriculum, technology items records through a records request. Epic their choice of curriculum and for a more Oklahoma Watch content, go to and extracurricular activities. Those Youth Services denies the records are plethora of other items such as laptops oklahomawatch.org.

South Dakota tribe set to vote on legalizing marijuana

BY STEPHEN GROVES Associated Press

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Members of the Oglala Sioux Tribe will vote this week on legalizing medical and recreational marijuana on South Dakota’s Pine Ridge Reservation in an initiative that many hope will bring economic development to one of the most impoverished areas in the country. Neither South Dakota nor nearby Wyoming and Nebraska have legalized marijuana, and tribal leaders think pot could rake in millions of dollars. If the measure is approved, the Oglala Sioux Tribe would become the only Native American tribe to set up a cannabis market in a state where it’s otherwise illegal. “People will be coming in from all directions to get their medicine,” said Ricky Gray Grass, a tribal leader. After witnessing the growth of the pot industry and the success of the Paiute Indian Tribe selling marijuana near the Las Vegas Strip, tribes across the nation – from the Red Lake Band of Chippewa in Minnesota to the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma – are considering the economic and medical potential of marijuana. But they also Marijuana plants grow in the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe’s growing facility in Flandreau, S.D. JOE AHLQUIST/THE ARGUS LEADER VIA AP, FILE face uncertain policy on marijuana enforcement under President Donald Trump’s administration. Under the leadership of a new Iron Eyes and Gray Grass have pitched Scott James, the Oglala Sioux Tribe’s Cherokee Nation officials have president, Julian Bear Runner, the tribe marijuana via a weekly “cannabis attorney general, said state laws still argued that legalization would threaten is arguing its sovereignty gives it the hour” on the local radio station and apply to people who aren’t members of some of the federal funding the tribe right to cultivate and sell marijuana. community forums on the weekends. the tribe, even if they are on tribal land. receives. California tribes have hesitated His office is pitching it as a “jump- “I think it’s going to win by a But it’s not clear how – or if – those laws to set up dispensaries over fears they start” to the local economy that would landslide,” said Gray Grass. would be enforced. could lose their gambling licenses, provide jobs and bring in money to fix One South Dakota tribe has already “Marijuana enforcement is not the said California Democratic Rep. Lou crumbling roads. clashed with state and federal authorities federal government’s highest priority at Correa. He introduced a bill to ensure Bear Runner declared a “state of over marijuana. The Flandreau Santee this point,” James said. tribes could sell pot, but it hasn’t gained emergency” on the reservation in Sioux Tribe attempted to set up a The U.S. attorney’s office for South traction. January over meth addiction, homicides marijuana resort in the eastern part of Dakota declined to comment on the The Oglala Sioux Tribe is poised related to drug trafficking and a lack of the state in 2015, but eventually burned Oglala Sioux’s plans. Tim Bormann, a to test federal and state policy. Tribal federal funding to address the problems. its cannabis crop out of fear of a federal spokesman for state Attorney General members will vote Tuesday on “We need an internal, regenerative, raid. State officials strongly opposed the Jason Ravnsborg, said only that the whether to approve medical marijuana, self-sustaining solution,” said Chase Iron tribe’s plan. office was watching Tuesday’s vote. recreational marijuana, and allowing Eyes, a spokesman for the president. On Pine Ridge, tribal leadership is Meanwhile, South Dakota’s laws alcohol at the tribe’s casino. The tribal But those drug problems are the very drawing up plans aimed at appeasing the could also change, with residents set to council is then supposed to implement reason some tribal members are hesitant state, including a prohibition of people vote on whether to legalize medical and any changes voters approve. to legalize pot. In an effort to sway them, taking pot off the reservation. recreational marijuana in November. 8A « March 10, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com Finance THE MARKETS Markets may remain volatile Last week, market volatility reached levels that make many investors uncomfortable. On Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged higher, delivering its biggest one-day point gain in history. The catalyst may have been reports that Group of Seven finance ministers and central bank governors were meeting via conference call on Tuesday. French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire indicated the discussion would lead to coor- dinated monetary efforts to address economic issues related to the coronavirus, reported Reuters. The G7 includes seven countries: the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Japan, France and Italy. The European Union is a “non- enumerated” member. The nations represent about 50% of the global economy, GREG according to the Council A staff member blocks the view as a person is taken by a stretcher to a waiting ambulance from a nursing facility where people WOMACK of Foreign Relations. It was are sick and being tested for the COVID-19 virus in Kirkland, Wash. AP FILE PHOTO/ELAINE THOMPSON formed to coordinate global policy. On Tuesday, the U.S. Federal Reserve implemented a surprise rate cut. The preemp- Anxiety grips companies across tive move surprised many because the Fed’s policy-setting meeting was just two weeks away. The policy change sparked anxiety among investors. The Standard & Poor’s the world as virus spreads 500 Index, which had gained about 4.6% on Monday, dropped 2.8% on Tuesday, reported BY PAUL WISEMAN uncertainties about how severe the said Jacob Kirkegaard, senior fellow at Ben Levisohn of Barron’s. Associated Press damage will be have shaken financial the Peterson Institute for International U.S. Treasury yields moved lower, too. The markets. The Dow Jones industrial Economics. yield on 10-year U.S. Treasurys closed below WASHINGTON – Since breaking out average, gyrating wildly from day to Business travel in the United States 1% for the first time ever last week, reported of China, the coronavirus has breached day, has plummeted nearly 12% over has slowed sharply in the face of the Alexandra Scaggs of Barron’s. the walls of the Vatican. It’s struck the the past month. outbreak. Numerous large companies, On Friday, a robust employment report Iranian holy city of Qom and contami- “The virus is going to go on, and it’s including Amazon and Google, are was largely ignored, reported Randall Forsyth nated a nursing home in Seattle. going to impact a lot of countries and restricting nonessential travel. The of Barron’s, as were increases in the Atlanta And around the world, it’s carrying economies,’’ said Sondra Mansfield, result is a dire financial blow for the Federal Reserve’s GDPNow estimate, indicat- not just sickness and death but also the who owners Chalk of the Town in travel and tourism industries – from ing economic growth during the first quarter anxiety and paralysis that can smother New York City, which makes T-shirts airlines and hotels and restaurants to may have been stronger than anticipated. economic growth. and tote bags that children can write cruise ship companies and conference Despite a downward swing on Friday, major From Florida, where the CEO of a on with chalk. centers. U.S. stock indices finished the week toy maker who can’t get products from With global supply chains disrupted Some airlines, including United, higher. Chinese factories is preparing layoffs, by quarantines and travel restrictions, have cut back on flights both within Forsyth also reported that Kenneth Rogoff, to Hong Kong, where the palatial Mansfield worries about maintaining the United States and internationally. professor of economics and public policy at Jumbo Kingdom restaurant is closed, access to the supplies she needs – T- The industry, already reeling from the Harvard, is concerned the economic con- businesses are struggling. The virus shirts from India and Honduras and grounding of Boeing’s 737 Max, stands sequences of the coronavirus could include has grounded a British airline, and it’s markers from Japan. to be severely damaged by the viral inflation. Production slowdowns and supply sunk a Japanese cruise-ship company. “I think it will get worse before it outbreak, especially if travelers stay chain disruptions caused by the coronavirus The cumulative damage is gets better,’’ she said. away for months to come. could result in a mismatch between the supply mounting. When COVID-19 emerged in Chi- In Europe, Germany’s largest of goods available and demand for goods The Organization for Economic na a few weeks ago, many economists airline, Lufthansa, says it will cut up across the globe. Cooperation and Development this envisioned something like what hap- to 50% of its flights in the next few In a Project-Syndicate commentary, Rogoff week slashed its forecast for global pened when SARS hit China and Hong weeks, having suffered a drastic drop explained, “the challenge posed by a supply- growth for this year to 2.4% from Kong in 2003: A short-lived interrup- in reservations. The struggling British side-driven downturn is it can result in sharp 2.9%. It warned that Japan and the 19 tion of Chinese economic growth, one airline Flybe collapsed last week as declines in production and widespread bottle- European countries that share the euro that left the global economy largely the outbreak quashed ticket sales. Air necks. In that case, generalized shortages – currency are in danger of recession. unscathed. France and Scandinavian Airlines are something some countries have not seen since Italy may already be there. Yet the new virus has spread far freezing hiring and offering unpaid the gas lines of 1970s – could ultimately push Capital Economics expects the faster and more widely than expected. leave and shorter work hours as they inflation up, not down,” he contends.” Chinese economy to shrink 2% in the Between November 2002 and early endure a drop in passengers and cargo. Until more is known about the coronavi- January-March quarter and to grow August 2003, SARS infected 7,400 The pullback in air travel has led rus, markets may remain volatile. as little as 2% for the year. That would people in 32 countries and territories to the cancellations of high-profile be a disastrous and humiliating come- and killed 916. By contrast, COVID-19 conferences, from the Geneva auto Greg Womack is a local financial planner and down for an economy that delivered a has infected more than 100,000 people show to a global health conference in president of Womack Investment Advisers Inc., sizzling 9% average annual growth rate and killed more than 3,400 in 90 coun- Orlando, Florida, to South by South- www.womackadvisers.com. He can be reached from 2000 through last year. tries. And the toll is growing. at 405-340-1717 or [email protected]. The bleak outlook and nagging “This is not a China issue anymore,’’ Turn to VIRUS » p9 FINANCE journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 10, 2020 » 9A UBS Bank won’t fund new offshore Arctic oil, gas projects

KENAI, Alaska (AP) – A multinational investment bank has ended support for offshore drilling in the Arctic amid efforts to tackle climate change, a move that could affect future funding for oil and gas projects in Alaska. Switzerland-based UBS Bank joined several other investment companies in pulling funding and support for new offshore projects in the region. The firm has “committed to no longer provide financing where the stated use of proceeds is for new offshore oil projects in the Arctic,” the bank said in a statement. Multiple U.S. banks including Wells Fargo & Company, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase have also announced similar policy shifts stating they were no longer supporting new projects in the region. More company investors have pulled support since the world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, urged companies in January to emphasize steps they are taking to combat climate change. An analysis of banks conducted by environmental group Rainforest Action Network revealed that UBS Bank invested about $300 million in Arctic oil and gas projects between 2016 and 2018. The announcements highlight efforts The logo of Swiss bank UBS and the Swiss flag in Zurich, Switzerland. STEFFEN SCHMIDT/KEYSTONE VIA AP, FILE to consider the affects the projects have on the environment amid concerns from Alaska Native groups and conservation Major oil companies in Alaska announcements could make it difficult coordinator for Alaska gas line projects organizations. But some have argued are not dependent on banks for their for smaller operators to receive loans under President Barack Obama. these new policies could hurt projects projects because they often use their to borrow money for future plans, Low oil prices could also threaten that Alaska relies on for future revenue. own cash flow or sell assets, but the said Larry Persily, former federal projects in Alaska, he said.

» from p8 most and the soonest,’’ said Andrew VIRUS Shoyer, a former U.S. trade official who is a partner at the law firm Sidley Austin. west, the annual festival of music, film Larger companies, he noted, are more and technology in Austin, Texas. Those likely to have other suppliers to draw cancellations, in turn, are dealing finan- upon if some factories are disrupted. cial setbacks to the cities that normally Jay Foreman, CEO of the toy company host them and count on the financial Basic Fun in Boca Raton, Florida, said windfalls they bring. he is being forced to lay off 10% of his Amusement parks are being hurt by 175-person global staff. That’s because the sudden reluctance of people to travel factories in China can’t deliver enough of and mingle with crowds. Disney’s Shang- his products, which include Tonka Toys hai Disneyland and Hong Kong Disney- and Care Bears. China’s factories are allo- land remain closed. Other theme park cating most of their reduced production companies, like Six Flags and SeaWorld to giant toy companies and squeezing out Entertainment, will likely suffer, too. the little players like him, Foreman said. As more people stay home, some “I am getting vendors who are actually small pockets of the U.S. economy encouraging me to (make smaller) orders could benefit, including food delivery because they’re trying to spread out the outfits, video conference companies capacity,’’ Foreman said. “I don’t want and entertainment streaming services. A worker cleans the signage of a fast-food restaurant as businesses slowly restart in Beijing lower orders. I want higher orders.” Most of corporate America, though, is on Sunday. AP PHOTO/NG HAN GUAN In Hong Kong, downtown streets that vulnerable, and earnings growth is likely are usually jammed on weekdays are ee- weakening. Oxford Economics, noting rily empty and homeowners are unload- the “darkening outlook,” puts the odds of that companies around the world had plastic cars in the southeastern Chinese ing property at steep losses. Some hotels a U.S. recession at 40%. come to rely on. Chinese authorities city of Yiwu, remains shut down. The say they are 90% empty. Last week, the Federal Reserve an- locked down Wuhan, the industrial hub factory’s 12 workers had gone to Shanxi The virus is depressing tourism in nounced a surprise half-point cut in its at the center of the outbreak, as well as province in western China and Guizhou South Korea and Japan, which have been key interest rate to try to aid the economy surrounding cities. Stranded by travel in the southeast for the New Year holiday severely hit by the outbreak. Fujimisou, a in the face of the coronavirus. The Fed restrictions, millions of migrant factory – and haven’t made it back. traditional Japanese inn in central Japan, is expected to cut rates further in com- workers who had returned to their home Executives of Salus Brands, a company had managed to fend off bankruptcy by ing weeks, though economists question villages for the Lunar New Year couldn’t in Tempe, Arizona, that sells swimming- catering to Chinese tour groups – until whether that will do much to bolster in- get back to work. pool floats and bottles of slime, fear that they stopped coming. vestor or consumer confidence. Central The United Nations Conference on deliveries from its Chinese factories Also filing for bankruptcy was a banks in Australia, Canada, China and Trade and Development said last week won’t arrive in time for summer vacation. famous maker of potato croquettes in Japan have also acted to support their that a shortage of industrial parts from “If we can’t get product in stores by Hokkaido and the Luminous Cruising economies. The European Central Bank China, caused by the coronavirus out- Memorial Day week or shortly after, we Co. It was crushed by cancellations after is expected to announce its next steps break, has triggered a “ripple effect” that lose our season,” said Dave Balkaran, the an outbreak of virus cases aboard the this week. sent exports from other countries tum- company president. Diamond Princess, a Carnival Corp. ship The virus and the measures meant to bling last month. “Sadly, it’s the small and medium- that was quarantined for weeks offshore contain it have choked the supply chains The Yayuan Toy Factory, which makes sized enterprise that will get hurt the from Yokohama. 10A « March 10, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com FINANCE The oil market meltdown and its global impact BY DAVID MCHUGH long-term strategic considerations,” Associated Press said Tom Adshead, research director for the Macro-Advisory consulting firm in FRANKFURT, Germany – A clash of Moscow. “Their view is that by doing two oil titans – Saudi Arabia and Russia this they can damage the financial – is sending shock waves through energy health of U.S. shale-oil producers and markets, with wide-ranging implications that by doing this they can take a lot for consumers and oil companies, of U.S. capacity offline and thereby including those in the No. 1 producing remove U.S. producers as a source of country, the United States. competition. The other thing that is on The spat between these vital oil their mind in all this is that if they cut suppliers comes at a critical moment; then that will also primarily benefit U.S. the coronavirus outbreak is squeezing producers.” economies around the globe to the point “So they’ve decided they’re going to where world oil demand is forecast to take some short-term pain in order to shrink in 2020 for the first time since inflict damage on one of their major 2009. competitors,” Adshead said. Oil prices fell Monday by the most in Stephen Innes, chief market strategist one day since the 1991 Gulf War. The at financial services firm AxiCorp., says price of U.S. crude fell as much as 34% Russian President Vladimir Putin may to $27.34 a barrel, a stunning drop for also have decided to hit back at the one day and the lowest price since early U.S. industry after Washington placed 2016. sanctions on Russian state oil company The decline followed Russia’s refusal Rosneft for marketing Venezuela’s oil. last week to join the OPEC oil cartel Q: What does this mean for US in proposed production cuts aimed producers? at supporting prices. Thwarted in its A: The current low prices could search for cuts, Saudi Arabia, the leading Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al-Saud, minister of energy of Saudi Arabia, arrives for a constrain activity in the American shale OPEC member, sharply changed course meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and non-OPEC mem- oil industry. A downturn in oil prices in over the weekend by cutting prices and bers at their headquarters in Vienna, Austria, on Friday. AP PHOTO/RONALD ZAK 2014-2016 hurt companies in places like signaling it will ramp up production. the Permian Basin in west Texas and Here is a look at the oil price war and eastern New Mexico. According to the what it could mean over the longer term Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, $50 per in the industry as well as for consumers barrel is the price at which it becomes at the gas pump. profitable to drill a new well in the U.S. Q: Why are oil prices falling? Large producers such as Exxon have A: First came the coronavirus already scaled back with prices at $50 outbreak, which reduced travel and a barrel. In Texas, the number of active transport, sharply reducing demand for rigs fell from 553 in October 2018 to fuel. The international Brent benchmark 398 in January 2020. Around the same had fallen from $69 at the start of the time, the oil industry in Texas shed year to around $50 last week. about 14,000 jobs Then came last week’s meeting “With the growth phase of the shale between OPEC and non-member boom grinding to a halt due to the lack countries. On the agenda: a production of investment in the industry, now U.S. cut of 1.5 million barrels a day, or about shale oil could find itself running into 1.5% of global production. The idea a brick wall,” says Innes from AxiCorp. was to keep prices from sagging even The head of the International Energy more as demand is expected to fall this Agency, Fatih Birol, believes the U.S. year. Saudi Arabia, the world’s No. 2 oil shale industry will survive but the producer, wanted No. 3 Russia and other risks are high. He warned countries nonmembers to take 500,000 barrels per Russian President Vladimir Putin visits the stock company “Polyot,” manufacturing para- against being rash with big production day of the cuts. Since 2016, the Saudis chute systems, in Ivanovo, Russia, on Friday. Alexei Nikolsky, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool decisions: “This is not a Russian and the Russians have worked together PHOTO VIA AP roulette.” on production issues. Q: What’s it mean for prices at the But this time the Russians balked. a Russian rethink. “Saudi Arabia has weather low prices. Both countries are pump? They refused to join new cuts, or even de facto launched a price war against heavily dependent on oil revenues for A: Most of the price of gasoline in the to extend previous production cuts Russia, promising to sell its oil at a their state budgets. But Russia says it United States simply reflects the price of that were due to expire at the end of discount in order to maximize its oil can balance its budget at around $42 oil, so lower crude prices should mean March. And the Saudis hit back, telling revenues,” say analysts at UniCredit a barrel for its own benchmark crude. lower pump prices with a lag of about customers that they were going to ramp bank. “It appears Saudi Arabia wants Saudi Arabia, whose economy is less six weeks. Right now, they’re at $2.42 up production and slash prices for to cement its position as the world’s top diverse, needs more than $80 per according to the U.S Energy Information Asian customers. oil exporter and to persuade Moscow to barrel, according to the International Administration. When crude fell to $36 Q: What is Saudi Arabia’s goal? return to the negotiating table.” Monetary Fund, even though its costs in 2016, prices at the pump averaged A: First, protecting market share. Q: What’s behind Russia’s refusal? are much lower than Russia’s. $2.15. Lower pump prices mean people Both Saudi Arabia and Russia have seen A: Russia may have seen no point What Saudi Arabia has done is to have more to spend on other goods. U.S. producers take a chunk of their in cutting production only to lose send prices so low that both will feel a The impact is less pronounced in market, and falling prices help keep market share as U.S. shale producers serious crunch. Europe since most of the price is made customers on board. in Texas and New Mexico take up the And Russia may have a longer-term up of taxes. Currently, gasoline costs Second, Saudi Arabia may hope slack. Analysts say Saudi Arabia may target: the U.S. oil industry. 1.32 euros per liter in Germany, or that the pain of low prices will force be underestimating Russia’s ability to “The Russians are doing this out of about $5.70 per gallon. FINANCE journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 10, 2020 » 11A The Index NET GAINER One Gas Inc. +5.99 Coronavirus fears pound markets Turbulence gripped Wall Street despite a NET LOSER Fed rate cut and positive economic data as Paycom the trading week ended Friday. Software Inc. The U.S. Labor Department reported that, before the coronavirus hit in earnest, -14.94 employers added 273,000 jobs in February, and the unemployment rate slipped to 3.5%, PCT. GAINER corresponding to a 50-year low, from Janu- Chaparral ary’s 3.6%. Private payroll processor ADP Energy Inc said that business added 183,000 jobs in February, but it was less than January’s addi- +9.26% tion of 209,000 jobs. The Labor Department said that productivity in the U.S. rallied in the fourth quarter, but the improvement was PCT. LOSER less than initially calculated, up 1.4%. Gulfport The Institute for Supply Management Energy Corp. said that its services index increased at a A television screen headlines news as traders prepare for the day’s activity on the floor of the New -39.02% stronger pace in February than in the previ- York Stock Exchange on Monday. AP PHOTO/RICHARD DREW ous month, up 57.3, from January’s 55.5. The ISM’s manufacturing index slipped to 50.1, from January’s 50.9, but the rate still “The only thing we can say is this high the average closing price of the stock has 4 indicates expansion, not contraction. volatility is bad.” fallen below $1.00 per share for 30 consecu- ADVANCERS The U.S. Commerce Department report- The Journal Record Index tumbled 118.10 tive trading days. CHAP has six months ed that spending on construction in January points, or 9.05%, last week and closed at to regain compliance with the regulation. UNCHANGED rose 1.8%, to an all-time high. It was the 1,187.46. Declining issues outpaced advanc- CHAP added 5 cents, or 9.26%, and was the 1 strongest monthly increase in almost two ing issues by 22 to 4. top percentage gainer. Chaparral closed at DECLINERS years. The Federal Reserve startled investors Gulfport Energy fell 32 cents, or 39.02%, 59 cents. 22 with a half-percentage-point interest rate and ended at 50 cents. Investment firm Despite a couple of upgrades, Oneok fell cut, and stocks fell following the first emer- Scotiabank cut its rating to “sector under- $5.51 points, or 8.26%. Edward Jones upped gency cut since the financial crisis in 2008. perform” from “sector perform.” GPOR was its rating to “buy” from “hold”; Robert W. “At this point no one can really explain the top percentage loser. Baird upgraded OKE to “outperform” from why the markets behave the way they do, Chaparral Energy received a notification “neutral.” However, Baird cut its price target and what may be next,” said Ipek Ozkardes- of continued listing status from the New to $79, from $80. Oneok ended at 461.21. kaya, a senior analyst at Swissquote Bank. York Stock Exchange, which recognizes that – Margot Crabtree THE JOURNAL RECORD INDEX Ticker Price Price Net Pct YTD 52-wk 52-wk Shares Market ($000) March 6...... 1,187.46 Exchange symbol Company name 03.06.2020 02.28.2020 change change change high low outstanding capitalization Feb. 28 ...... 1,305.56 NASD AAON AAON, Inc. 58.97 55.01 3.96 7.20% 19.35% 60.00 40.89 52100 3072337 -118.10 NASD ARLP Alliance Resource Partners LP 6.17 6.74 -0.57 -8.46% -42.98% 20.78 5.96 127190 784762.3 -9.05% NASD BANF BancFirst Corp. 47.01 51.30 -4.29 -8.36% -24.71% 63.96 46.32 32670 1535816.7 NASD BKEP Blueknight Energy Partners, LP 1.01 1.07 -0.06 -5.61% -13.68% 1.54 0.99 40810 41218.1 NASD BOKF BOK Financial Group 65.13 72.40 -7.27 -10.04% -25.48% 88.70 63.84 70690 4604039.7 NYSE CHAP Chaparral Energy, Inc. 0.59 0.54 0.05 9.26% -66.48% 8.18 0.43 46410 27381.9 DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVG. NYSE CHK Chesapeake Energy Corp. 0.22 0.28 -0.06 -21.43% -73.49% 3.57 0.20 1950000 429000 March 6...... 25,864.78 NYSE CLR Continental Resources, Inc. 14.85 18.95 -4.10 -21.64% -56.71% 52.04 14.67 371540 5517369 Feb. 28 ...... 25,409.36 NYSE DVN Devon Energy Corp. 13.37 16.24 -2.87 -17.67% -48.52% 35.39 13.01 382000 5107340 +455.42 NASD EDUC Educational Development Corp. 4.88 5.16 -0.28 -5.43% -21.04% 9.65 4.80 8470 41333.6 +1.79% NYSE ENBL Enable Midstream Partners 5.00 6.20 -1.20 -19.35% -50.15% 15.18 4.99 435150 2175750 NASD GPOR Gulfport Energy Corp. 0.50 0.82 -0.32 -39.02% -83.55% 8.24 0.50 159710 79855 NYSE HP Helmerich & Payne, Inc. 27.60 36.89 -9.29 -25.18% -39.25% 64.80 27.24 108880 3005088 NYSE LPI Laredo Petroleum Holdings, Inc. 0.70 1.08 -0.38 -35.19% -75.61% 3.66 0.67 237130 165991 S&P 500 NYSE LXU LSB Industries 1.95 1.95 0.00 0.00% -53.57% 7.43 1.64 29270 57076.5 INDEX NYSE MMP Magellan Midstream 52.14 54.55 -2.41 -4.42% -17.07% 67.75 51.81 227720 11873320.8 March 6...... 2,972.37 NASD TUSK Mammoth Energy Services, Inc. 0.74 1.09 -0.35 -32.11% -66.36% 21.67 0.72 45110 33381.4 Feb. 28 ...... 2,954.22 NASD MTRX Matrix Service Co. 12.47 12.08 0.39 3.23% -45.50% 24.36 11.70 26680 332699.6 +18.15 NYSE OGE OGE Energy Corp. 37.75 38.10 -0.35 -0.92% -15.11% 46.43 36.69 200180 7556795 +0.61% NYSE OGS One Gas, Inc. 88.13 82.14 5.99 7.29% -5.81% 96.97 80.54 52860 4658551.8 NYSE OKE Oneok, Inc. 61.21 66.72 -5.51 -8.26% -19.11% 78.48 59.89 413240 25294420.4 NYSE PHX Panhandle Oil and Gas, Inc. 5.65 6.65 -15.04% -49.60% 16.66 5.58 16340 92321 NYSE PAYC Paycom Software, Inc. 267.71 282.65 -14.94 -5.29% 1.11% 342.00 169.06 57660 15436158.6 NASDAQ NYSE SD SandRidge Energy, Inc. 1.98 2.06 -0.08 -3.88% -53.30% 9.35 1.91 35770 70824.6 COMPOSITE NYSE WMB The Williams Companies, Inc. 17.45 19.05 -1.60 -8.40% -26.43% 29.55 17.12 1210000 21114500 March 6...... 8,575.62 NYSE UNT Unit Corp. 0.31 0.35 -0.04 -11.43% -55.71% 16.25 0.29 55530 17214.3 Feb. 28 ...... 8,567.37 +8.25 NYSE WPX WPX Energy, Inc. 6.50 9.33 -2.83 -30.33% -52.69% 15.33 6.35 416940 2710110 +0.10% SOURCE: TRADE TRENDS INC., 509-280-3896 12A « March 10, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com FINANCE

hope is that Pepper drums up of tax at KPMG way in 2016 as an area manager excitement and curiosity for in Memphis. in Vancouver, Washington. FINANCE members and nonmembers She is a certi- Gateway funds $7 billion to make the trip to the credit fied public of mortgages annually and union and build a memorable accountant operates six bank branches in experience.” and has a Oklahoma and 160 mortgage BRIEFS Pepper is in the TFCU Mid- bachelor’s centers across the country. west City lobby near the recep- degree in ac- Gateway has 1,300 employees. Cathy tion desk. A second Pepper Reid counting from –Staff report robot will debut at the TFCU the University TFCU adds answering simple questions, Edmond East branch at 3141 S. of Arkansas. humanoid robot providing information about Bryant Ave. later in the month. –Staff report McLaughlin joins MIDWEST CITY – Tinker Federal products and services, and –Staff report Credit Union has a teammate entertaining members with Castleview Wealth supporting staff member – an dancing, singing and posing for Gateway First Bank Advisors autonomous robot named selfies. Cathy Reid named OKLAHOMA CITY – Castleview Pepper. “We view Pepper as part of promotes Carlisle Wealth Advisors has added Pepper debuted during the our larger strategy to join the HoganTaylor partner JENKS – Gateway First Bank Matthew McLaughlin as a Midwest City Chamber of Com- digital and physical delivery TULSA – HoganTaylor has has promoted Jake Carlisle to wealth analyst. merce’s Business After Hours channels to help transform our named Cathy Reid as its new- regional vice president of the McLaughlin has a bachelor’s event at the TFCU Midwest City branch experience,” said Mat- est partner in the Tulsa office. Pacific Northwest. degree in entrepreneurship and branch at 6501 Tinker Diagonal. thew Downing, TFCU’s vice Reid’s appointment brings Carlisle will oversee all Gate- venture management from the Pepper, a product of Soft- president of research and de- the total number of partners way offices in Washington, Or- University of Oklahoma Price Bank Robotics, is a humanoid livery. “We are excited to create to 18 in the Tulsa office and 44 egon, Idaho and Utah. College of Business. McLaughlin robot designed to provide an a unique branch environment firmwide. Carlisle’s has worked in the is pursuing his certified financial interactive experience for users. using leading robotic technolo- Before to joining HoganTay- mortgage industry since 2002. planner credentials. Pepper interacts with users by gies to engage consumers. Our lor, Reid was managing director He joined Jenks-based Gate- –Staff report

Trump grapples with public health and economic maelstrom

BY ZEKE MILLER National Economic Council, told Associated Press reporters Friday that the administration is not looking at a “massive” federal relief WASHINGTON – As fears about the plan. Rather, any federal aid package coronavirus outbreak roiled financial would be “timely and targeted and micro.” markets, the nation’s political leaders Lawmakers on Capitol Hill had barely grappled Monday with a public health and started to contemplate the economic economic maelstrom – as well as concerns implications of the spread of the virus and for their own safety. what might be needed to stimulate the The White House said it is “conducting economy as people cancel vacations and business as usual,” and President Donald business trips and stay away from stores. Trump sought to project calm as the Senate Finance Committee Chairman epidemic poses one of the greatest tests Chuck Grassley is “exploring the yet to his administration. possibility of targeted tax relief measures Trump officials argued that they had that could provide a timely and effective the matter well in hand, and charged response to the coronavirus,” spokesman political opponents with rooting for Michael Zona said Monday. an economic collapse. On Capitol Hill, “Everything’s on the table,” Grassley at least three lawmakers were in self- told reporters. quarantine as discussions were underway Democrats indicated they preferred on how to address the virus outbreak other responses, like passing legislation and economic volatility and keep the requiring employers to give their workers government functioning. paid sick leave – a longtime policy priority Trump dove into shake hands with Gov. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., greets President Donald Trump as he steps off Air Force One of Democrats – and additional help for supporters Monday morning when upon arrival at the Orlando Sanford International Airport on Monday in Orlando, Fla. those with lower incomes. arriving to headline a fundraiser AP PHOTO/ALEX BRANDON “The best way to ensure economic in Longwood, Florida, that raised security for the American people right approximately $4 million for his begun “social distancing” measures. On voluntary quarantine after exposure to a now is to deal with the coronavirus reelection campaign and the Republican Monday, Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s person who tested positive for the virus at itself, competent and full on,” said Senate Party. He ignored shouted questions regular meeting with senior staff, which last month’s Conservative Political Action Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer. about the plunging stock market as he normally would be held face-to-face in Conference. “Something we haven’t yet seen. Getting boarded Air Force One for the flight back a single room with 40 to 50 participants, Collins, the top Republican on the a handle on the crisis and containing the to Washington. was broken up into three rooms, with House Judiciary Committee, said he had spread of the virus is by far the best way to In Monday morning tweets, Trump video-teleconferencing among the been notified by CPAC officials that they address any effects on the economy.” lashed out at the steep market drop and rooms, according to the Pentagon’s chief had discovered a photo of him with the A day after saying it was “proceeding news that large public gatherings were spokesman, Jonathan Hoffman. He said infected person. as normal,” Trump’s campaign canceled being called off because of the virus. Esper and the 15 to 20 people in his room, In a statement, Collins said he did not a three-day Women for Trump bus tour “At this moment there are 546 including Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of have any symptoms but would wait out the across Michigan that included Mercedes confirmed cases of CoronaVirus, with 22 the Joint Chiefs of Staff, sat at least six feet remainder of the 14 days since the contact Schlapp, the former White House aide who deaths,” Trump tweeted, comparing it to apart, in line with health guidance. at home. He met Trump on Tuesday night is married to the American Conservative seasonal influenza and the thousands of Trump was delegating much of at the White House and shook hands with Union chairman, Matt Schlapp. deaths that causes. “Think about that!” the virus response to Vice President Trump on Friday when the president Schlapp is under self-quarantine after Scientists at this stage don’t know what Mike Pence, who convened a video visited the Centers for Disease Control he, too, was exposed to the infected the death rate of the new coronavirus teleconference to give an update on the and Prevention’s Atlanta headquarters. person at CPAC. He introduced Trump actually is and whether it will wind up federal government’s virus response Trump was meeting Treasury Secretary and greeted him with a handshake on being about the same as flu or worse. Monday afternoon with the nation’s Steven Mnuchin, Larry Kudlow and other stage before the president’s spoke on Feb. At the same time, administration governors. Pence was also scheduled to aides when he returned to the White 29. officials were insistent that they weren’t lead a meeting of the administration’s task House about a range of economic actions “The president of the United States, trying to dismiss public concerns. “This force on Monday before holding a press he could take. He also invited Wall Street as we all know, is quite a hand washer,” is a very serious health problem,” Health briefing. executives to the White House later in the press secretary Stephanie Grisham told and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar Meanwhile, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas; week to discuss the economic fallout of Fox News. “He uses hand sanitizer all the told Fox News. Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz.; and Rep. the epidemic. time. So he’s not concerned about this at At the Pentagon, officials have Doug Collins, R-Ga., put themselves in Kudlow, director of the president’s all.” journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 10, 2020 » 13A FAA seeks $19.7 million penalty against Boeing over sensors

BY DAVID KOENIG of Boeing. Earlier Friday, the House Associated Press Transportation Committee said in a scathing report that the FAA “failed Federal regulators want to fine in its oversight responsibilities to Boeing $19.68 million for installing ensure the safety of the traveling sensors that the agency says might public” when it approved the 737 not have been compatible with a Max, which was later grounded after system pilots use to see instrument two crashes killed 346 people. readings. Since December, the FAA has The sensors make it possible for proposed more than $9 million in pilots to use “heads-up” systems that fines against Boeing for installing display altitude, airspeed and other nonconforming parts on the wings information on a glass screen in front of Max and NG jets. New FAA of them so they don’t have to look Administrator Stephen Dickson has down, away from the windshield. also pushed back against what he The Federal Aviation viewed as improper pressure on his Administration notified Boeing of the agency to let the Max return to flying proposed fine on Friday and gave the soon. company 30 days to pay or respond to The latest FAA action could the allegations. The sensors at issue expose Boeing to additional fines. In were installed on nearly 800 planes. December 2015, the company settled Boeing said it has cooperated with about a dozen FAA allegations by the FAA. It said the matter involves paying a $12 million fine. It agreed to documentation of parts and is not a pay up to an additional $24 million safety issue. if it committed other violations of The FAA said the sensors were FAA regulations in the following five installed in heads-up display systems years. on 618 Boeing 737 NG planes between Dozens of grounded Boeing 737 Max airplanes crowd a parking area adjacent to Boeing The fines are among the biggest June 2015 and April 2019 and on 173 Field in Seattle. AP FILE PHOTO/ELAINE THOMPSON that the FAA has levied. However, Boeing 737 Max jets from July 2017 they are insignificant in comparison until March 2019. with Boeing’s financial losses related The heads-up systems involved are Seattle to Lynne Hopper, Boeing’s guidance systems, and that Boeing to the Max crashes in Indonesia made by Rockwell Collins. Boeing vice president of engineering for had apparently violated federal and Ethiopia. In January, Boeing failed to verify that the sensors were commercial airplanes. regulations and its own policies. said costs related to fixing the Max listed as interchangeable, according The FAA said the sensors had not The FAA has come under intense and compensating airlines and to Friday’s letter from a lawyer in been tested or approved as being criticism from Congress for what passengers’ families would top $18 FAA’s enforcement division near compatible with the Rockwell Collins some lawmaker see as lax oversight billion.

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BY JEFFREY COLLINS Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S.C. – House Speaker Jay Lucas sees South Carolina’s opportunity to sell or overhaul state-owned utility Santee Cooper as a chance to reshape the future of energy, at least where he lives. Lucas is stressing that whoever ends up controlling the utility that directly or indirectly powers nearly half the state needs to move away from massive plants and into markets where energy can bought and sold as needed. The Republican speaker from Hartsville has at least some authority over what happens to Santee Cooper, since it is owned by the state. But he could also influence potential private buyer NextEra Energy as the House considers reopening negotiations with the massive Florida utility. “What the House wants to try and do is to move energy markets in this state,” Lucas told The Associated Press. “We think it’s time we leave the vertically integrated model Santee Cooper has operated under to a wholesale energy market at tremendous savings to the people of South Carolina.” What that might mean is fewer massive power plans costing hundreds of millions of South Carolina House Speaker Jay Lucas presides over a legislative session in Columbia, S.C. AP PHOTO/MEG KINNARD dollars and more reliance on buying power on the emerging wholesale markets, where utilities can get memberships for under Thursday appeared to close the door to a sale to buy power from Santee Cooper for their 2 can make things right. $10,000 a year and work out deals with other and put all the Senate’s efforts into reforming million customers, The Electric Cooperatives “It’s not just about the failures of the past. power providers to buy electricity when Santee Cooper, appointing a subcommittee of South Carolina CEO Michael Couick told It’s about the opportunities of the future,” needed or sell excess power without a long- to come up with robust reform ideas. senators Thursday. Couick said. term contract. The two chambers will need to reach an Couick told senators Santee Cooper And that future needs to be nimble and Lucas wants utilities to look toward the agreement on their next steps before the ignored warnings from co-ops that the provide the kind of innovative leadership future, where the ability to save solar and General Assembly’s session ends this year nuclear deal was too risky and signed an and freedom for Santee Cooper or whoever wind energy in batteries may radically alter or Santee Cooper will be free to do what it ill-fated 60-year contract to sell gypsum, a buys it that the co-ops don’t currently have the power industry the way natural gas wishes. That prospect that alarms many byproduct from burning coal, to a private because of the utility’s poor leadership and generation has done this century. lawmakers in the state after the utility ended company. The gypsum market has turned that long contract to buy power, Couick said. But as Lucas and the House continue on up $4 billion in debt from its minority down and the utility now pays $10 million to “The future is going to be different in a dual path of negotiating a possible Santee share in a pair of nuclear reactors that were keep up its end of the deal. energy,” Couick said. It’s going to be about Cooper sale and reforming the state utility, shuttered during construction. Couick is on board with Lucas’ thoughts. market forces. It’s not going to be about the Senate is taking its own route. It also upsets the South Carolina electric He asked senators to not just concentrate on putting all your money into steel and A Senate Finance Committee vote cooperatives, who have a contract until 2058 what Santee Cooper did wrong, but how they concrete.”

STOCKS » from p1 He applauded Gov. Kevin Stitt for setting the industry’s contributions to the state. proud of the jobs the industry provides aside money last year, but pointed out “Our budget is based on about $54 in Oklahoma, but they are entering a the industry is the largest contributor to for a barrel of oil, even in the revised very tough phase and we’ll see how long travel. Oklahoma’s budget. Board of Equalization, so I think we it lasts,” Treat said. Petroleum Alliance of Oklahoma “The members of the Petroleum have real reason to be concerned,” Treat Dollarhide said the slowdown Chairman David Le Norman said in an Alliance of Oklahoma have warned said. is part of the normal market cycle, emailed statement that while it is too for many years against making Gross production tax collections in and, possibly, “the final straw in a early to predict long-term commodity the Oklahoma state budget overly the state budget are a couple of months treacherous, extremely painful time.” prices, Oklahoma’s oil and gas industry dependent on our industry,” he said. behind, so there will be about a two- “We’re definitely at a bottom, or we’re will “weather the storm.” “We hope this fund (created by Stitt) will month lag in seeing the distribution at testing the bottom again, but things “Unfortunately, Oklahoma has cushion the blow from potential lower the state level. will get better,” Dollarhide said. “This been caught in the crossfire of these tax collections related to depressed oil Treat also praised Stitt’s decision to coronavirus threat will go away, like the geopolitical issues beyond our control, and natural gas prices.” put $200 million into savings last year, flu does when things warm up, and the exacerbating existing challenges and Le Norman was not alone in his saying it will “pay dividends” this year. economy can look forward to a stronger further threatening damage to our concern. Senate President Pro Tem “We’ve diversified our economy second half of the year.” economy,” Le Norman said. Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, said some. Engineering and aerospace Le Norman expressed concern about Monday each job in the oil and gas especially. But we are still very, very Journal Record reporter Steve Metzer the state’s budget amid the slowdown. industry is the equivalent of two due to tied to the oil and gas industry. (We are) contributed to this report.

in 2013 for $3.7 million with plans to nally sold as an office condominium located in specific growth markets in » from p1 TOWER invest another $800,000 in renovations. complex. Remington Tower’s unusually Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas.” The building had changed owners six narrow profile makes the building look “The new luxury apartments will The 19-story high-rise building at times before TPG purchased it and something like “a big cigarette lighter,” be for lease only,” Reese said in the 5810 E. Skelly Dr., just off Interstate 44 began renovations that resulted in a as once described by Rupe, and provides statement. “We are working on render- and E. 41st Street, has been unoccupied boost in occupancy from 49% to 92%, almost every unit with a stunning view ings for public view and should have since an EF2 tornado hit it in August but residents had to leave the building of central Tulsa. a website up soon to provide more 2017. TPG Investments, owned by John in 2017 after tornado winds left the TAG describes itself on its website as information.” Rupe Jr., Mark Helmer and Mark Rob- property uninhabitable. a small company with big ideas and a TAG plans to start work on the proj- erts, owned Remington Tower at the The 89,000-square-foot tower be- “strategic plan is to maintain, develop, ect within the next 30 days, allowing time the tornado hit. came part of the Tulsa skyline in 1984, and acquire a quality, geographically the first apartments to become available TPG had purchased the building built by Skyline Tower Inc. and origi- diverse portfolio of apartment homes within 12 months. journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 10, 2020 » 15A PEOPLE ON THE MOVE Bills appointed to Pivot board Pivot provides education and job Pemberton named she is responsible for developing and OKLAHOMA assistance, mentoring and life skills executive director implementing strategies to attract and CITY – Stephanie development, prevention retain young talent to the Tulsa region, Bills, associate and intervention services TULSA – The Tulsa supporting civic engagement initiatives and superintendent of and therapeutic care. Almost all of Regional Chamber helping develop Tulsa’s next generation of Metro Technology the clients served by Pivot appointed Andrea business and community leaders. Centers District 22 in are between the ages of 12 Pemberton as executive Pemberton’s professional experience Oklahoma City, has and 21. director of Tulsa’s Young includes serving as an AmeriCorps member been Bills has been an educator for Professionals, or TYPROS. with City Year Tulsa, as well as serving as appointed to the more than 25 years. She is a recipient Pemberton most a math teacher at Tulsa Honor Academy. Stephanie board of directors for of the Oklahoma Department of recently served for Pemberton is also a Fulbright scholar, Bills the Oklahoma City- Career and Technology Education Andrea two years as TYPROS having researched in Israel. based nonprofit Kaleidoscope Award in 2012 and Pemberton program manager. Pemberton has a bachelor’s degree from Pivot Inc. 2013. In her new position the University of Oklahoma. Virginia to expand gambling options, legalize casinos

BY ALAN SUDERMAN the Pamunkey Indian Tribe, which is Associated Press eyeing potential casinos in Richmond and Norfolk. RICHMOND, Va. – Virginia lawmakers “After centuries of have approved a broad expansion of disenfranchisement and social gambling options in a state that’s been injustices, the Pamunkey Tribe is on largely loath to embracing new betting the verge of ensuring the long-term options in the past. success of the tribe,” tribe spokesman Lawmakers gave final approval Jay Smith said. Sunday to legislation to allow voters in Lawmakers also increased the Bristol, Danville, Richmond, Norfolk and number of slot-like machines the Portsmouth to hold local referendums operator of the state’s only horse track, later this year on whether to approve Colonial Downs, could operate at casinos. Legislators also have approved satellite locations. That would include the expansion of slot-like machines and up to 1,650 of the machines at a new signed off on online lottery sales and location in Prince William County. sports betting. Gov. Ralph Northam still Two years ago, the Virginia General needs to give final approval before the Assembly approved the slot-like legislation can become law. machines, known as historic horse- Virginia is currently one of only a racing machines, as part of a bid to handful of states that forbid any type of help fund live horse-racing. casinos, but it has been inching toward Del. Barry Knight, R-Virginia Beach, gestures during discussion of the casino gaming bill Online sports betting was the legalizing them in recent years as more during the House session at the Capitol on Sunday in Richmond, Va. AP PHOTO/STEVE HELBER subject of last-minute negotiations conservative lawmakers leave office. over what kind of wagers should be Democratic Sen. Louise Lucas, who areas by boosting local tax revenues a lot of Virginians,” said Republican allowed on college sports. Lawmakers has pushed for casinos for decades, and creating jobs. Sen. David Suetterlein. agreed to ban bets on any Virginia- said lawmakers finally realized how Conservative groups and some Developers, local governments, based teams after concerns were raised much money Virginia is losing out to Republican lawmakers warned that casino operators and lawmakers by college presidents. neighboring states. new casinos would enrich wealthy quietly negotiated the casino Not every gambling interest saw “It was just like a huge sucking developers and casino operators while legislation to determine how many success during this year’s legislative sound – ching, ching, ching – our cash hurting the state’s poor. casinos the state should allow and session. Lawmakers voted to ban just leaving Virginia,” Lucas said. “I don’t think there’s anything we who will get to run them. Key players certain kinds of betting machines that Advocates also said large-scale could do to increase the amount of included Jim McGlothlin, a wealthy have proliferated in convenience stores resorts with casinos are critical to large out-of-state money in Virginia coal industrialist who wants to build in recent years despite heavy lobbying helping economically disadvantaged politics ... and at the same time exploit a casino and resort in Bristol, and against the measure. Regulators issue final Alaska LNG Project impact statement

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) – A considered “stranded” because the Borough and the city of Valdez had Bay near Valdez in part because it federal commission has issued the remote location lacks infrastructure to objected to the proposed end point in would require 113 miles of spur final environmental impact statement get the gas to local or global markets. Nikiski, contending their areas were pipelines to transfer gas to Fairbanks for the $40 billion Alaska LNG Project. AGDC and the state labor not adequately considered. and Anchorage, which would have The Federal Energy Regulatory department have estimated the The end point was selected in additional environmental impacts. Commission released the document project would generate around 18,000 2013 when the project was led Valdez leaders insisted the spur Friday that largely affirmed the plan jobs during construction and about by a consortium of North Slope lines should not be evaluated as part proposed by the state-owned Alaska 1,000 new jobs during its 30-year producers. The information provided of the overall project, the impact Gasline Development Corp. operational life. by the Matanuska-Susitna Borough statement said. The Alaska LNG Project is the The final environmental impact regarding Port MacKenzie was added Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy latest attempt to commercialize large statement, which includes more than to the impact statement but did not called the final impact statement volumes of North Slope natural gas. 150,000 pages of data, supported change the final decision, the report a “milestone” for the project and State and energy company officials AGDC’s conclusion that the project said. commended the work of AGDC have tried since the 1970s to compile should terminate in Nikiski. Regulatory officials rejected officials throughout the three-year a plan to produce and sell the gas Officials in the Matanuska-Susitna locating the LNG plant at Anderson permitting effort. GREAT NEWS IS WORTH REPEATING Showcase your company with a reprint for use in marketing

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Commission, Eastern Regional Office, SEES OF WILLIAM F. STONE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that to drill, complete and produce a hori­ Section 25‑19N‑10W; End of 440 South Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, DECEASED; THE UNKNOWN the Applicant in this Cause is requesting zontal well at the off‑pattern location: Completion Interval: 77 feet from the 74127, at 8:30 a.m. on the 30th day of HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF LLOYD that this Commission grant an exception Commencement of Completion Interval: north line and 764 feet from the west Corporation March, 2020 and that this notice be A. STONE, DECEASED; THE to Rule 165:10‑5‑6 and Order No. 564 feet from the south line and 974 line of the SW/4 of Section published as required by law and the UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DEVISEES 180108, as amended by Order No. feet from the east line of the E/2 Section 24‑19N‑10W in the 480‑acre horizontal Commission rules of the Commission. OF GENEVA BOYD, DECEASED; 531324 and modified by UIC 25‑19N‑10W; End of Completion well drilling and spacing units created NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that THE UNKNOWN HEIRS & Application No. 2007600021, regarding Interval: 78 feet from the north line and for the Hunton common source of (CD11869504) in the event this cause is uncontested, DEVISEES OF L.C. THARPE, the packer setting depth requirements 1,900 feet from the east line of the SE/4 supply by Order No. 691814. NOTICE OF HEARING the Applicant, its representatives, DECEASED, if living, or if deceased, for the Lee Wade Unit #1‑3 Well. of Section 24‑19N‑10W in the 480‑acre NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that CAUSE CD NO. 202000758‑T witnesses and other proponents of the the known and unknown heirs, devisees, IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be horizontal well drilling and spacing unit Applicant in this Cause is requesting the BEFORE THE CORPORATION Applicant may appear and testify by executors, administrators, successors, referred to an Administrative Law Judge created for the Hunton common source following special relief: Applicant may COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF telephone. The cost of telephonic trustees and/or assigns, immediate and for hearing, taking of evidence and of supply by Order No. 691800. request the Order be effective as of the OKLAHOMA communication shall be paid by the remote, of the above named parties. reporting to the Commission. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that date of the execution thereof or as of a APPLICANT: TRINITY person or persons requesting its use. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS Applicant in this Cause is requesting the date prior thereto. OPERATING (USG), LLC. Interested parties who wish to the Applicant in this Cause is requesting HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will following special relief: Applicant may NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that RELIEF SOUGHT: participate by telephone shall contact that Pooling Order No. be heard before an Administrative Law request the Order be effective as of the this Cause be set before an POOLING (PART OF A the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, 695195 (April 25th, 2019) be Judge on the Pollution Docket at the date of the execution thereof or as of a Administrative Law Judge for hearing, MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL prior to the hearing date, and provide extended for a period of one (1) year Corporation Commission, First Floor, date prior thereto. taking of evidence and reporting to the WELL). LEGAL their name and phone number. from its current expiration date so as to Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Commission. DESCRIPTION: SECTION NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that allow Applicant/Operator additional Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 1st day this Cause be set before an NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 29, TOWNSHIP 8 NORTH, all interested persons may appear and time to commence the initial well under of April, 2020, and that this notice be Administrative Law Judge for hearing, this Cause will be heard before an RANGE 12 EAST, HUGHES be heard. For information concerning the pooling order. Additionally, published as required by law and the taking of evidence and reporting to the Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the Corporation COUNTY, OKLAHOMA this action, contact Julie Waymire, Applicant requests that the Order to be Rules of the Commission. Commission. Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, RPL, Trinity Operating (USG), LLC, entered in this cause be made effective NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, 1717 S. Boulder, Suite 201, Tulsa, the date this Motion is filed. any person desiring to protest shall have this Cause will be heard before an 8:30 a.m. on the 31st day of March, PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF Oklahoma 74119, 918/561‑5648 or Ron IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be fifteen (15) days after receipt of notice Administrative Law Judge on the Initial 2020, and that this Notice be published OIL AND GAS, including Anita Joyce M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, referred to an Administrative Law Judge in which to file a written protest to the Hearing Docket at the Corporation as required by law and by the rules of Johnson, a widow by her Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. for hearing, taking of evidence and Application. Failure to submit a written the Commission. attorney‑in‑fact, Annette Mowery; Boston Ave., Suite 100, Tulsa, reporting to the Commission. protest within the fifteen (15) day Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at Donna Mae Eversole, aka Donna M. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Oklahoma, 74119‑4434, 918/382‑8686. IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS period shall be deemed consent to the 8:30 a.m. on the 31st day of March, Applicant and interested parties may Eversole, aka Donna Eversole; GL CORPORATION COMMISSION OF HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will granting of the Application. If no 2020, and that this Notice be published present testimony by telephone. The Services, Inc.; Great Sky Partners, OKLAHOMA be heard before an Administrative Law protests are announced, Applicant as required by law and by the rules of cost of telephonic communication shall LLC; Isler Oil, LP; Kathy D. Wilcox; J. TODD HIETT, Judge on the Motion Docket at the reserves the right to request the matter the Commission. be paid by the person or persons Leonard Gann; Peggy Milburn; Peggy Chairman Corporation Commission, First Floor, be remanded for administrative NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that requesting its use. Interested parties Milburn; Willis Drilling Co., Inc.; BOB ANTHONY, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, approval. Applicant and interested parties may who wish to participate by telephone Bilinda Petroleum Corporation, c/o Vice Chairman Oklahoma, at 9:00 a.m., on the 31st NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that present testimony by telephone. The shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s London Montin Harbert, Inc.; Blue DANA L. MURPHY, day of March, 2020. the Applicant and interested parties may cost of telephonic communication shall attorney, prior to the hearing date, and Water Resources, LLC; Brad B. Commissioner NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that present testimony by telephone. The be paid by the person or persons provide their name and phone number. Wilcox, c/o Kathy Wilcox; Docelia DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th the Applicant and interested parties may cost of telephonic communication shall requesting its use. Interested parties NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Shields; Unit Petroleum Company, day of March, 2020. present testimony by telephone. The be paid by the person or persons who wish to participate by telephone all interested persons may appear and successor in interest to Willis Drilling BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: cost of telephonic communication shall requesting its use. Interested parties shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s be heard. For information concerning Co., Inc.; Zora N. Upchurch; The PEGGY MITCHELL, be paid by the person or persons who wish to participate by telephone attorney, prior to the hearing date, and this action, contact Tyler Hogland, known and unknown heirs, devisees, Commission Secretary requesting its use. Interested parties shall contact the Applicant or provide their name and phone number. Husky Ventures, Inc., 5800 NW 135th legatees, personal representatives, (3‑10‑20) who wish to participate by telephone Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, trustees, successors and assigns of A. E. shall contact the Applicant or date, and provide their name and phone all interested persons may appear and (405) 600‑9393; or, Karl F. Hirsch of Whitwell; The known and unknown Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing number. be heard. For information concerning Hirsch, Heath & White, PLLC, (CD11869967) heirs, devisees, legatees, personal repre­ date, and provide their name and phone NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this action, contact Tyler Hogland, Attorney for Applicant, 901 Cedar sentatives, trustees, successors and NOTICE OF HEARING FOR number. all interested persons may appear and Husky Ventures, Inc., 5800 NW 135th Lake Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Okla­ assigns of Brad B. Wilcox; The known MOTION TO EXTEND POOLING NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that be heard. For information concerning Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, homa 73114, (405) 235‑1768. and unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, ORDER all interested persons may appear and this action contact ADAM SAYLOR, (405) 600‑9393; or, Karl F. Hirsch of CORPORATION COMMISSION OF personal representatives, trustees, CAUSE CD NO. 201810117 be heard. For information concerning Citation Oil & Gas Corp., 9400 N. Hirsch, Heath & White, PLLC, OKLAHOMA successors and assigns of Burnis A. BEFORE THE CORPORATION this action contact LESLIE Broadway Ext., Ste. 510, Oklahoma Attorney for Applicant, 901 Cedar Lake J. TODD HIETT, Upchurch, decd.; The known and COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF ELLASON, Ranken Energy City, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 680‑2207, Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma CHAIRMAN unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, OKLAHOMA Corporation, 457 West 18th Street, or CHARLES L. HELM/STEPHEN 73114, (405) 235‑1768. BOB ANTHONY, personal representatives, trustees, APPLICANT: RANKEN Edmond, Oklahoma, 73013‑3663, (405) T. GARY, Attorneys, 400 North CORPORATION COMMISSION OF VICE CHAIRMAN successors and assigns of Luther E. ENERGY CORPORATION. 340‑2363 (REFER TO NAOMI #1‑32), Walker, Suite 200, Oklahoma City, OKLAHOMA DANA L. MURPHY, Tate; The known and unknown heirs, RELIEF SOUGHT: or CHARLES L. HELM/STEPHEN Oklahoma, 73102, (405) 232‑9000. J. TODD HIETT, COMMISSIONER devisees, legatees, personal representa­ POOLING. LEGAL T. GARY, Attorneys, 400 North Please refer to Cause PD Number. CHAIRMAN DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 6TH tives, trustees, successors and assigns of DESCRIPTION: NE/4 SE/4 Walker, Suite 200, Oklahoma City, DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th BOB ANTHONY, DAY OF MARCH, 2020. Merle Whitwell; The known and OF SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP Oklahoma, 73102, (405) 232‑9000. day of March, 2020. VICE CHAIRMAN BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, 6 NORTH, RANGE 2 WEST, Please refer to Cause CD Number. CORPORATION COMMISSION OF DANA L. MURPHY, Peggy Mitchell, personal representatives, trustees, MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLA­ DONE AND PERFORMED this 5th OKLAHOMA COMMISSIONER Secretary successors and assigns of Pauline Ima HOMA day of March, 2020. J. TODD HIETT, DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 6TH (3‑10‑20) Upchurch, decd.; The known and STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Chairman DAY OF MARCH, 2020. unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, persons, owners, producers, operators, BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION OKLAHOMA BOB ANTHONY, (CD11870041) personal representatives, trustees, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Peggy Mitchell, J. TODD HIETT, Vice Chairman NOTICE OF HEARING successors and assigns of Thelma Curtis and all other interested persons, particu­ Secretary Chairman DANA L. MURPHY, CAUSE CD NO. 202000767 Tate; and all persons if living or if larly in McClain County, Oklahoma, (3‑10‑20) BOB ANTHONY, (SEAL) Commissioner BEFORE THE CORPORATION deceased, their known and unknown and all parties listed as respondents on Vice Chairman ATTEST: Exhibit “A”, attached to the Application COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF successors and all corporations existing DANA L. MURPHY, PEGGY MITCHELL, (CD11869995) OKLAHOMA on file herein, and more particularly: and if dissolved its known and unknown (SEAL) Commissioner Commission Secretary AMENDED NOTICE OF APPLICANT: XTO ENERGY LYDIA PETTYJOHN MASON successors and all persons having an ATTEST: (3‑10‑20) HEARING INC. RELIEF SOUGHT: JONES; LAURENCE NEWKIRK; interest in the lands covered hereby, PEGGY MITCHELL, CAUSE CD NO. 201900136 POOLING. LEGAL KENNETH NEWKIRK; EARL particularly in Hughes County, Commission Secretary BEFORE THE CORPORATION DESCRIPTION: SECTION 5, Oklahoma. NEWKIRK; CAROLYN SUE (3‑10‑20) (CD11869974) COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that BOLAND; NAOMI WEST AMENDED NOTICE OF OKLAHOMA RANGE 3 EAST, LOVE the Applicant requests that the Commis­ SHEPHERD; GARY LELAND BOYD; HEARING APPLICANT: HUSKY COUNTY, OKLAHOMA sion pool the interests and adjudicate RICHARD S. C. GRISHAM (CD11869971) CAUSE CD NO. 201900135 VENTURES, INC. RELIEF STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Amoco the rights and equities of oil and gas MINERAL TRUST DATED NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE THE CORPORATION SOUGHT: LOCATION Production Company; Baren Healey owners in the Mayes, Woodford, 11/3/2008; DEREK JAMES ROGERS; CAUSE PD NO. 202000044 COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF EXCEPTION LEGAL Energy, LLC; Black Oak Land & Hunton and Sylvan common sources of WHITNEY ROGERS CLAY; JAMES BEFORE THE CORPORATION OKLAHOMA DESCRIPTION: W/2 OF Minerals, LLC; Breck Operating Corp.; supply underlying the 640‑acre DEAN NEWBERN; JOHN ALAN COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF APPLICANT: HUSKY SECTION 25 AND SW/4 OF Calvin Walling McGowan; Carolyn horizontal drilling and spacing unit NEWBERN; JULIE ANN OKLAHOMA VENTURES, INC. RELIEF SECTION 24, TOWNSHIP 19 Santiago; Davis Mineral Group L.L.C., described as Section 29, Township 8 MCBROOM; CAROL ANN APPLICANT: CITATION SOUGHT: LOCATION NORTH, RANGE 10 WEST, a Delaware LLC; Doris Jeannine North, Range 12 East, Hughes County, MCGOWEN; JULETA MARIE OIL & GAS CORP. RELIEF EXCEPTION. LEGAL BLAINE COUNTY, Myrick; EPB Investments LLC; Oklahoma and designate Applicant or KOZOIL AUTREY; THE SOUGHT: EXCEPTION TO DESCRIPTION: E/2 OF OKLAHOMA Gourley Royalty Company, LLC; some other party as operator of the BOATMEN’S TRUST COMPANY, RULE 65:10‑5‑6 ‑ PACKER SECTION 25 AND SE/4 OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: all Harold Clyde Walling a/k/a Harold C. proposed well and all subsequent wells TRUSTEE OF THE CHARLES KAHN SETTING DEPTH; ORDER SECTION 24, TOWNSHIP 19 persons, owners, producers, operators, Walling; James Eugene Locke; Jerome drilled in the unit; and that Applicant be TRUST; NORTHERN OIL CORPO­ NOS. 180108 AND 531324; NORTH, RANGE 10 WEST, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, M. Westheimer, deceased c/o Jerome given one year to commence operations RATION; FRANCES THARPE; AND UIC APPLICATION BLAINE COUNTY, and all interested parties, particularly in M. Westheimer, Jr.; Joe Embry Locke; for the drilling or other operations with MARVIN JONES; A. O. 2007600021. LEGAL OKLAHOMA Blaine County, Oklahoma. John James Reeves c/o Terrie Catherine respect to the unit. The Applicant addi­ HAFERKAMP; REBEKAH DESCRIPTION: SE/4 SE/4 THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: all NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Reeves; Julia Mae Levy; Kerry Leann tionally requests that this pooling be a NEWKIRK; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS SW/4 OF SECTION 21, persons, owners, producers, operators, Applicant in this Cause is requesting Anderson; Kaiser‑Francis Oil Company; unit pooling. AND DEVISEES OF J. W. TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, that the Commission issue an Order, to Lonestar Land & Minerals, LLC; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that NEWKIRK, DECEASED; THE RANGE 4 WEST, STEPHENS and all interested parties, particularly in be effective as of the date of the Midwest Oil Corp. c/o BP America this cause be set before an UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DEVISEES COUNTY, OKLAHOMA. Blaine County, Oklahoma. execution thereof or as of a date prior Production Co.; Midwest Oil Corp. c/o Administrative Law Judge for hearing, OF FLOYE MARTHA NEWKIRK, WELL NAME: LEE WADE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thereto, authorizing Applicant or some BP America Production Co.; Pamela taking of evidence and reporting to the DECEASED; THE UNKNOWN UNIT #1‑3 Applicant in this Cause is requesting other party recommended by Applicant Kay Spears; Perimeter Exploration, Commission. HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF JUSTIN STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All that the Commission issue an Order, to to drill, complete and produce a hori­ LLC; Richard Varnell Vanderveer and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that NEWKIRK, DECEASED; THE persons, owners, producers, operators, be effective as of the date of the zontal well at the off‑pattern location: Peggy Ann Vanderveer; Sharon this cause will be heard before an UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DEVISEES purchasers and takers of oil and gas, execution thereof or as of a date prior Commencement of Completion Interval: Walling; Southern Cross Royalty L.P.; Administrative Law Judge on the Initial OF FLORENCE STONE, DECEASED; and all other interested persons, particu­ thereto, authorizing Applicant or some 865 feet from the south line and 1,937 Stonebridge Development, LLC; Terrie Hearing Docket at the Corporation THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DEVI­ larly in Stephens County, Oklahoma. other party recommended by Applicant feet from the west line of the W/2 Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 10, 2020» 3B

Administrative Law Judge for hearing, successors and assigns of Darrel Applicant may request up to one year the Applicant and interested parties may DONE AND PERFORMED this 10th taking of evidence and reporting to the McMillan, deceased; Unknown heirs, from the date of the Order to enter in present testimony by telephone. The day of March, 2020. Corporation Commission. successors and assigns of Darrell this cause, with which to commence the cost of telephonic communication shall BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Daughtry, deceased; Unknown heirs, initial well. be paid by the person or persons Peggy Mitchell, Commission this cause will be heard before an successors and assigns of Doris NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that requesting its use. Interested parties Commission Secretary Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Michelle LeWinn, deceased; Unknown this cause be set before an who wish to participate by telephone (3‑10‑20) Catherine Reeves; Therese J. Reeves Hearing Docket at the Corporation heirs, successors and assigns of Administrative Law Judge for hearing, shall contact the Applicant or c/o Terrie Catherine Reeves; Trailhead Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, Dorothy Gaynell Johnson, deceased; taking of evidence and reporting to the Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Exploration, LLC; V. H. Gourley II 2101 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City, OK, Unknown heirs, successors and assigns Commission. date, and provide their name and phone Trustee under agreement dated August 73105, at 8:30 a.m., on the 30th day of of Doug Daughtry, deceased; Unknown NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that number. 12, 1996; Roy T. Walling, as Trustee March, 2020, and that this Notice be heirs, successors and assigns of this cause will be heard before an NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Probate for Odessa Walling, Incompetent; published as required by law and the Douglas L. Daughtry, deceased; Administrative Law Judge on the Initial all interested persons may appear and Unknown heirs, successors and assigns Rules of the Commission. Unknown heirs, successors and assigns Hearing Docket at the Corporation be heard. For information concerning (PR11865614) of Ann Walling McGowan, deceased; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that of Dovie Jean Simpson, deceased; Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, this action, contact BENJAMIN J. COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ Unknown heirs, successors and assigns the Applicant and interested parties may Unknown heirs, successors and assigns 2101 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City, OK, BROWN, OBA #30843, Attorney for TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING of Anna L. Walling, deceased; present testimony by telephone. The of Edward H. Frazier, deceased; 73105, at 8:30 a.m., on the 30th day of Applicant, 400 N. Walker Avenue, Case No. PB‑2020‑208 Unknown heirs, successors and assigns cost of telephonic communication shall Unknown heirs, successors and assigns March, 2020, and that this Notice be Suite 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF of Arlene L. Wallace, deceased; be paid by the person or persons of Estelle Lyons a/k/a Estelle Lyon, published as required by law and the 73102, Telephone (405) 330‑0725, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Unknown heirs, successors and assigns requesting its use. Interested parties deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Rules of the Commission. www.charneybrown.com/faqs. OKLAHOMA of Bob J. Reeves, deceased; Unknown who wish to participate by telephone and assigns of Ethel Scivally a/k/a Ethyl NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that CORPORATION COMMISSION OF IN THE MATTER OF THE heirs, successors and assigns of Calvin shall contact the Applicant or Scivally, deceased; Unknown heirs, the Applicant and interested parties may OKLAHOMA ESTATE OF DELORIA V. B. McGowan, deceased; Unknown Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing successors and assigns of Eugene Bond present testimony by telephone. The J. TODD HIETT, ROBERTS, Deceased. heirs, successors and assigns of Cleo date, and provide their name and a/k/a Gene Bond, deceased; Unknown cost of telephonic communication shall Chairman All persons interested in the Estate of Griggs a/k/a Cleo Mae Griggs, telephone number. heirs, successors and assigns of Floyd be paid by the person or persons BOB ANTHONY, DELORIA V. ROBERTS, Deceased deceased; Unknown heirs, successors NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that T. Walling, Jr., deceased; Unknown requesting its use. Interested parties Vice‑Chairman (“Decedent”), are hereby notified that and assigns of Dale Joel Frazier, all interested persons may appear and heirs, successors and assigns of who wish to participate by telephone DANA L. MURPHY, on February 26, 2020, TOM 1. deceased; Unknown heirs, successors be heard. For information concerning Geraldine Bond Ware, deceased; shall contact the Applicant or Commissioner ROBERTS, “Petitioner” and Personal and assigns of Doris Michelle LeWinn, this action, contact R. D. WILLIAMS Unknown heirs, successors and assigns Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing DONE AND PERFORMED this 10th Representative, by counsel, Larry D. deceased; Unknown heirs, successors & COMPANY, ATTN: JOHN of Geraldine Kindreck a/k/a Geraldine date, and provide their name and day of March, 2020. Foster, II of the Shalom Law Group, and assigns of Dorothy Gaynell WARD, P.O. BOX 516, ARDMORE, Kindrick, deceased; Unknown heirs, telephone number. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: filed in the District Court of Oklahoma Johnson, deceased; Unknown heirs, OK 73402, TELEPHONE: successors and assigns of Gertrude NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Peggy Mitchell, County a Petition for Summary Admin­ successors and assigns of Edward H. 580‑226‑4100; OR Eric Huddleston, Walling, deceased; Unknown heirs, all interested persons may appear and Commission Secretary istration, Appointment of Personal Frazier, deceased; Unknown heirs, Attorney, Two Leadership Square, 211 successors and assigns of Glenis Leon be heard. For information concerning (3‑10‑20) Representative, and Admission of Will successors and assigns of Floyd T. North Robinson, Suite 1300, Oklahoma Scivally, deceased; Unknown heirs, this action, contact R. D. WILLIAMS to Probate (“Petition”). Decedent died City, OK 73102, Telephone: (405) & COMPANY, ATTN: JOHN testate on May 22, 2016, residing in Walling, Jr., deceased; Unknown heirs, successors and assigns of Harold (CD11870048) 232‑3722. WARD, P.O. BOX 516, ARDMORE, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, and the successors and assigns of Gertrude McMillan, deceased; Unknown heirs, NOTICE OF HEARING CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OK 73402, TELEPHONE: probable total value of Decedent’s prop­ Walling, deceased; Unknown heirs, successors and assigns of Harrold C. CAUSE PD NO. 202000042 successors and assigns of Harriet Love, OKLAHOMA Walling, deceased; Unknown heirs, 580‑226‑4100; OR Eric Huddleston, erty in Oklahoma is less than $200,000. BEFORE THE CORPORATION Petitioner requests the Court dispense deceased; Unknown heirs, successors J. Todd Hiett, successors and assigns of Helen Mayo, Attorney, Two Leadership Square, 211 COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF and assigns of Harrold C. Walling, CHAIRMAN deceased; Unknown heirs, successors North Robinson, Suite 1300, Oklahoma with the regular probate proceedings, OKLAHOMA order notice to creditors and issue an deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Bob Anthony, and assigns of Herbert Merl Walling, City, OK 73102, Telephone: (405) APPLICANT: GRUS, LLC. order for hearing upon the Petition, the and assigns of Herbert Merl Walling, VICE CHAIRMAN deceased; Unknown heirs, successors 232‑3722. RELIEF SOUGHT: final accounting, and petition for deter­ deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Dana L. Murphy, and assigns of J. W. Hinckley, CORPORATION COMMISSION OF EXCEPTION OR VARIANCE and assigns of James Hubert Frazier, COMMISSIONER deceased; Unknown heirs, successors OKLAHOMA TO OAC 165:10‑9‑4(f)(19). mination of heirs, devisees and legatees, deceased; Unknown heirs, successors DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 6th and assigns of John P. Walling, Jr., J. Todd Hiett, LAND COVERED: W/2 NE/4 and distribution. and assigns of James W. Reeves, DAY OF MARCH, 2020. deceased; Unknown heirs, successors CHAIRMAN SE/4 OF SECTION 10, The claim of any creditor not shown deceased; Unknown heirs, successors BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION and assigns of Joseph E. Johnson, Jr., Bob Anthony, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, in the Petition will be forever barred unless the claim is presented to the and assigns of Jerry Putman, deceased; Peggy Mitchell, deceased; Unknown heirs, successors VICE CHAIRMAN RANGE 6 WEST, GRADY Personal Representative c/o Shalom Unknown heirs, successors and assigns Secretary and assigns of Kathryn Herrman, Dana L. Murphy, COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Law Group, PLLC, P.O. Box 465, of Jodie Dixon, deceased; Unknown (3‑10‑20) deceased; Unknown heirs, successors COMMISSIONER THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To the Oklahoma City, OK 73101, on or heirs, successors and assigns of Joe and assigns of Lavell Smith, deceased; DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 6th following parties, if living; or if before a date certain at least thirty (30) Williams, deceased; Unknown heirs, Unknown heirs, successors and assigns DAY OF MARCH, 2020. deceased, then their unknown heirs, (CD11870043) days following the filing of the successors and assigns of John P. of LaVeta J. Dickson, deceased; BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION devisees, executors, administrators, NOTICE OF HEARING combined notice. Objections to the Peti­ Walling, Jr., deceased; Unknown heirs, Unknown heirs, successors and assigns Peggy Mitchell, successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, CAUSE CD NO. 202000768 tion are to be filed at least ten (10) days successors and assigns of Joseph E. of Lenzie Bond a/k/a Lynn Bond, Secretary the unknown successors, trustees or BEFORE THE CORPORATION prior to the Hearing (see below) with a Johnson, Jr., deceased; Unknown heirs, deceased; Unknown heirs, successors (3‑10‑20) assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo­ COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF copy sent to Petitioner at the above successors and assigns of Lewis and assigns of Leona I. Mauldin, ration, or the unknown successors of OKLAHOMA address or such objections will be Vannoy Dixon, deceased; Unknown deceased; Unknown heirs, successors any party designated in any record as APPLICANT: XTO ENERGY (CD11870046) trustee: GULFPORT MIDCON, LLC; deemed to have been waived. The Court heirs, successors and assigns of Lona and assigns of Lisa Murphey Garrett, INC. RELIEF SOUGHT: NOTICE OF HEARING TED SHAW; HELEN B HUFFER; 3 will determine at the Hearing whether Pearl Flanagan, deceased; Unknown deceased; Unknown heirs, successors POOLING. LEGAL CAUSE PD NO. 202000041 BROTHERS FARMS LLC; and all the Will shall be admitted to probate, heirs, successors and assigns of LuAnn and assigns of Marguerite F. Walling DESCRIPTION: SECTION 8, BEFORE THE CORPORATION persons, owners, producers, operators, whether summary proceedings are Locke, deceased; Unknown heirs, a/k/a Marguerite Baker, deceased; TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF purchasers and takers of oil and gas and appropriate and, if so, whether the successors and assigns of Marguerite F. Unknown heirs, successors and assigns RANGE 3 EAST, LOVE OKLAHOMA all other interested persons in Grady estate will be distributed and to whom Walling a/k/a Marguerite Baker, of Marjorie Adele Walling, deceased; COUNTY, OKLAHOMA APPLICANT: GRUS, LLC. County, Oklahoma. the estate will be distributed to. deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Unknown heirs, successors and assigns STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: 89 RELIEF SOUGHT: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that This matter is set for hearing on and assigns of Marjorie Adele Walling, of Mary Lulu Baxter, now Henninger, Energy II, LLC; Alicia Kincy; Anna EXCEPTION OR VARIANCE GRUS, LLC, whose address is 3001 April 29, 2020, at 1:30 p.m. at the deceased; Unknown heirs, successors deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Maria Daughtry Robinson; Bruce TO OAC 165:10‑9‑4(f)(19). Quail Springs Parkway, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320 and assigns of Maurice Walling, and assigns of Mary T. Zambelli a/k/a Loard; Carolyn Santiago; Charlotte LAND COVERED: N/2 NE/4 Oklahoma 73134, is requesting that the Robert S Kerr Ave., Oklahoma City, deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Mary Tollerton Zambelli, deceased; Ware Voyles; Chris Zambelli; Cindy NW/4 OF SECTION 35, Commission issue an order authorizing OK 73102, before Judge Welch (the and assigns of Merle Winston Flanagan Unknown heirs, successors and assigns Fry; Dicki Simpson; Don Stelding; TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, an exception to the requirements of “Hearing”). a/k/a Winston Merle Flanagan, of Maurice Walling, deceased; Donald Ray Murphey, Jr.; Doris RANGE 6 WEST, GRADY OAC 165:10‑9‑4(f)(19) allowing Appli­ LARRY D. FOSTER, II, OBA# 22565 Unknown heirs, successors and assigns deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Jeannine Myrick; Doug Tollerton; COUNTY, OKLAHOMA cant to continue to develop, operate, Shalom Law Group, PLLC of Michael Wayne Johnson, deceased; and assigns of Michael Wayne Johnson, Garold McMillan; Glenda Walker; THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To the and maintain a Commercial Recycling P.O. Box 465 Unknown heirs, successors and assigns deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Hazel McMillan; Hunt Energy Corpora­ following parties, if living; or if Facility for the processing of Oklahoma City, OK 7310 1 of Mrs. G. W. McNeill, deceased; and assigns of Mittie F. Martin, tion; Hunt Energy Corporation c/o deceased, then their unknown heirs, exploration and production fluids gener­ Phone: (405) 520‑0890 Unknown heirs, successors and assigns ated in the oil and gas industry, as deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Rosewood Corporation, Successor; devisees, executors, administrators, Email: of Nettie Bond, deceased; Unknown stated in Paragraph 2 of the Application, and assigns of Overton Love, deceased; Independent Executrix of the estate of successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, [email protected] heirs, successors and assigns of Steve into a marketable product and/or with Unknown heirs, successors and assigns Beatrice West, deceased c/o Lee Ann the unknown successors, trustees or Attorney for Petitioner Stelding, deceased; Unknown heirs, beneficial uses. The Commercial Recy­ of Pauline Adams, deceased; Unknown Mills; Jacqueline Haskett; Jeff assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo­ (3/3, 3/10/20) heirs, successors and assigns of Rice Zambelli; John David Tuttle; John successors and assigns of Vella Fern ration, or the unknown successors of cling Facility is located within the W/2 Jones Jr. a/k/a Edgar Rice Jones, Jr., James Reeves c/o Terrie Catherine Morris, deceased; Unknown heirs, any party designated in any record as NE/4 SE/4 of Section 10, Township 4 deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Reeves; Karen Graham; Katelyn successors and assigns of Verne S. trustee: GULFPORT MIDCON, LLC; North, Range 6 West, Grady County, (PR11866710) and assigns of Robert M. Cady, Michelle Daughtry; Kathleen Victoria Joiner, deceased; Unknown heirs, ROBERT A DRUMMOND; DCP Oklahoma. The elevation of such Recy­ NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Scivally; Katie Lou Schneider; Kyle successors and assigns of Verne S. MIDSTREAM; BRANDON TYE LLC; cling Facility is built up to account for REPORT AND FINAL ACCOUNT, and assigns of Terry Dennis Griggs, Allen Daughtry; Lee Ann Mills; Light­ Joiner, Jr., deceased; Unknown heirs, EXPRO BV LLC; ANITA M its location within a hydrologically PETITION FOR ORDER sensitive area. Further, Applicant may deceased; Unknown heirs, successors ening Royalty, LLC; Linda Call; Lori successors and assigns of Vernon Bond, FOWLER; PEGGY MCLEMORE; and ALLOWING FINAL REPORT AND request that said Order be made and assigns of Vera Lavada Flanagan Yantzer; Meryl Bond; Meryl Bond; deceased; Unknown heirs, successors all persons, owners, producers, FINAL ACCOUNT AND DETER­ effective on a date prior to its signing. Cole, deceased; Unknown heirs, Michael Ray Kendrick; Pamela Kay and assigns of Violet Gowdy, deceased; operators, purchasers and takers of oil MINING HEIRS, AND PETITION successors and assigns of W. F. Griggs, Unknown heirs, successors and assigns NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that FOR FINAL DECREE OF DISTRI­ Spears; Patti Daughtry a/k/a Patricia F. and gas and all other interested persons this cause be set before an deceased; Unknown heirs, successors of Virgil McMillan, deceased; BUTION AND DISCHARGE Daughtry; Paul “Randy” Simpson; Paula in Grady County, Oklahoma. Administrative Law Judge for hearing, and assigns of Wesley Wallace, Unknown heirs, successors and assigns (58 Okla. Stat. ‘ 553) Hudson; Randall Daughtry; Richard NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that taking of evidence and reporting to the deceased; Unknown heirs, successors of Weldon Bond a/k/a Weldon N. Case No. PB‑2019‑1291 Maurice Murphey; Rob Tollerton; Scott GRUS, LLC, whose address is 3001 Commission. Bond, deceased; Unknown heirs, and assigns of William Dale Frazier, Hinckley; Sharon Pennell; Sharon Quail Springs Parkway, Oklahoma City, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF deceased; Unknown heirs, successors Walling; Susan Tollerton; Susan successors and assigns of Weldon Oklahoma 73134, is requesting that the this cause will be heard before an OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF and assigns of William Harold Frazier, Tollerton; Terri Jones; Terrie Catherine Thurman Scivally, deceased; Unknown Commission issue an order authorizing Administrative Law Judge on the OKLAHOMA deceased; and all persons, owners, Reeves; The Exchange National Bank heirs, successors and assigns of William an exception to the requirements of Pollution Hearing Docket at the IN THE MATTER OF THE producers, operators, purchasers and and Trust Company of Ardmore, OK, Dale Frazier, deceased; Unknown heirs, OAC 165:10‑9‑4(f)(19) allowing Appli­ Oklahoma Corporation Commission, 1st ESTATE OF MYRTLE takers of oil and gas and all other inter­ and John E. Tuttle, as Trustees F/B/O successors and assigns of Willie cant to continue to develop, operate, Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma LOUISE JONES, ested persons, particularly in Love the Henry Bridge Memorial Trust c/o McGill, deceased; Unknown heirs, and maintain a Commercial Recycling City, Oklahoma, at 9:00 a.m., on the DECEASED. County, Oklahoma, and if any of the BancFirst; Therese J. Reeves c/o Terrie successors and assigns of Winnie Facility for the processing of 15th day of April, 2020, and that this NOTICE is hereby given to all individuals are deceased, or if any of the Catherine Reeves; Trailhead Louise Lynch Dillard, deceased; Verna exploration and production fluids gener­ notice be published as required by law persons interested in the Estate of companies are no longer in existence, Exploration, LLC; Vernon Nation; Brietenstein; and all persons, owners, ated in the oil and gas industry, as and the rules of the commission. Myrtle Louise Jones, Deceased, that on the unknown heirs, executors, admin­ Wendy McMillan; William McMillan; producers, operators, purchasers and stated hereinabove in Paragraph 2, into NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the 28th day of February, 2020, Shirley istrators, devisees, trustees, successors William Tyler Schneider; Ceclia Koch; takers of oil and gas and all other inter­ a marketable product and/or with bene­ the Applicant and interested parties may Updegraff filed in the District Court of and assigns, immediate and remote, of Edna Woolridge; Evelyn L. Coleman; ested persons, particularly in Love ficial uses. The Commercial Recycling present testimony by telephone. The Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, a Final the named parties. Jess Bond; Joe B. Walling, Successor County, Oklahoma, and if any of the Facility is located within the N/2 NE/4 cost of telephonic communication shall Report and Final Account, Petition for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Trustee in trust for the use and benefit individuals are deceased, or if any of the NW/4 of Section 35, Township 5 North, be paid by the person or persons Order Allowing Final Report and Final the Applicant in this cause is requesting of Odessa Walling, in accordance with companies are no longer in existence, Range 6 West, Grady County, requesting its use. Interested parties Account and Determining Heirs, and the Commission pool the interests, the Last Will and Testament of C. A. the unknown heirs, executors, admin­ Oklahoma. The elevation of such Recy­ who wish to participate by telephone Petition for Final Decree of Distribution designate an operator, and adjudicate Walling, deceased; Millie L. Davis; istrators, devisees, trustees, successors cling Facility is built up to account for shall contact the Applicant or and Discharge. the rights and equities of oil and gas Oscar Levey; Richard R. Bentley and and assigns, immediate and remote, of its location within a hydrologically Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Pursuant to an Order of this Court owners in the Mississippian, Woodford, Herta I. Bentley; Roy T. Walling, the named parties. sensitive area. Further, Applicant may date, and provide their name and phone made on the 28th day of February, and Sylvan common sources of supply Trustee f/b/o Odessa Walling; The NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that request that said Order be made number. 2020, notice is hereby given that on the underlying Section 5, Township 8 Estate of Maurice L. Bridge, deceased; the Applicant in this cause is requesting effective on a date prior to its signing. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 8th day of April, 2020, at 9:00 A.M., South, Range 3 East, Love County, Unknown heirs, successors and assigns the Commission pool the interests, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear and the Final Report and Final Account will Oklahoma. of Ann Walling McGowan, deceased; designate an operator, and adjudicate this cause be set before an be heard. For information concerning be heard at the District Courtroom, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Unknown heirs, successors and assigns the rights and equities of oil and gas Administrative Law Judge for hearing, this action, contact BENJAMIN J. Oklahoma County Courthouse, the Applicant in this cause is requesting of Betty Bond, deceased; Unknown owners in the Mississippian, Woodford, taking of evidence and reporting to the BROWN, OBA #30843, Attorney for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, when and the following special relief: to designate heirs, successors and assigns of Bettye and Sylvan common sources of supply Commission. Applicant, 400 N. Walker Avenue, where all persons interested may appear the Applicant or some other party as O. Walling s/p/a Betty O. Walling, underlying Section 8, Township 8 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Suite 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and contest the same. Operator of the unit well. Applicant is deceased; Unknown heirs, successors South, Range 3 East, Love County, this cause will be heard before an 73102, Telephone (405) 330‑0725, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I further requesting that the Order to be and assigns of Billie Mac Presley, Oklahoma. Administrative Law Judge on the www.charneybrown.com/faqs. have hereunto set my hand this 28th day entered in this cause be made effective deceased; Unknown heirs, successors NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Pollution Hearing Docket at the CORPORATION COMMISSION OF of February, 2020. on a date prior to the date of the Order. and assigns of Bob J. Reeves, deceased; the Applicant in this cause is requesting Oklahoma Corporation Commission, 1st OKLAHOMA APRIL D. COLLINS Applicant may request up to one year Unknown heirs, successors and assigns the following special relief: to designate Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma J. TODD HIETT, JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT from the date of the Order to enter in of Calvin B. McGowan, deceased; the Applicant or some other party as City, Oklahoma, at 9:00 a.m., on the Chairman Prepared by: this cause, with which to commence the Unknown heirs, successors and assigns Operator of the unit well. Applicant is 15th day of April, 2020, and that this BOB ANTHONY, J. Michael Entz (OBA #12282) initial well. of Celia Daughtry, deceased; Unknown further requesting that the Order to be notice be published as required by law Vice‑Chairman Jeffrey Burton (OBA #31955) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that heirs, successors and assigns of Daniel entered in this cause be made effective and the rules of the commission. DANA L. MURPHY, Gregory J. Brown (OBA #31000) this cause be set before an Zambelli, deceased; Unknown heirs, on a date prior to the date of the Order. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Commissioner Continued on next page LPXLP 4B « March 10, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

Brian M. Dell, P.C. void and forever barred. In an Order for Combined Notice OKLAHOMA (405) 478‑0296 ‑ facsimile OKBA No. 2285; TXBA No. 24043436 Further, all persons interested in said entered herein, the Court finds that it IN THE MATTER OF THE Attorney for Petitioner Probate 501 N.W. 13th Street Estate are hereby notified that on the should dispense with the regular estate ESTATE OF KURT R. (3‑10‑20) Oklahoma City, OK 73103‑2203 28th day of April, 2020 at 9:00 proceedings prescribed by law and WEISS, Deceased. ENTZ & ASSOCIATES (406) 236‑1115; fax 1 (888) a.m./p.m. in Courtroom No. 315 order notice to creditors and issue an Pursuant to 58 O.S. § 245, a Petition 607‑8011 located in the District Court of order for hearing upon the Petition for for Summary Administration has been (PR11869538) 5560 NW 72nd Street, Bldg. B NOTICE FOR HEARING Warr Acres, OK 73132 ATTORNEY FOR THE Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, the Summary Administration. Pursuant to filed setting forth the following informa­ EXECUTRIX Admission of the Will to Probate, the the Order for Combined Notice, all tion: PETITION FOR LETTERS OF Telephone: (405) 773‑9800/(800) ADMINISTRATION. 633‑7230 (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) Petition for Summary Administration, creditors having claims against Adral G. 1. The name, address and date of Final Accounting, Determination of Madison, Sr., deceased, are required to death of the Decedent are as follows: APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL Facsimile: (405) 842‑0966 REPRESENTATIVE AND DETER­ ATTORNEYS FOR ADMINIS­ Heirship, Distribution of the Estate, and present same, with a description of all Name: Kurt R. Weiss (PR11867043) Discharge of the Personal security interest and other collateral, if Address: 6212 Westlane, Oklahoma MINATION OF HEIRS. DEVISEES TRATOR NOTICE AND ORDER TO AND LEGATEES (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) Representative will be heard. That the any, held by each creditor with respect City OK 73142‑4423 CONTINUE HEARING ON JOINT person receiving the notice or any inter­ to such claim, to the Attorney for Peti­ Date of Death: February 8, 2020 Case No. PB‑2020‑242 PETITION FOR SUMMARY ested party may file objections to the tioner, Kimberly R. Steele, 641 North 2. The name and address of the Peti­ IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR (PR11866806) ADMINISTRATION Petition at any time before the final East 39th Street, Oklahoma City, OK tioner are as follows: OKLAHOMA COUNTY, COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ Case No. PB‑2020‑17 hearing and send a copy to the 73105, on or before April 2, 2020, at Name: Laurie Ann Weiss OKLAHOMA STATE OF TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Petitioner, care of their respective 5:00 p.m., or the same be forever Address: 230 Dwyer Avenue, Unit OKLAHOMA UPON THE PETITION FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF counsel, or that person will be deemed barred. 202 San Antonio TX 78204 IN THE MATTER OF THE SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION OKLAHOMA to have waived any objections to the Notice is hereby given that a hearing 3. The total value of the estate of the ESTATE OF CARL AND THE FINAL ACCOUNTING, IN THE MATTER OF THE Petition. That if an objection is filed will be held on May 20, 2020, at 9:00 Decedent as set forth in the Petition is RICHARD FRANCEN; DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, ESTATE OF EDDIE L. before the hearing, the Court will deter­ a.m., in the Oklahoma County District estimated to be $140,000.00. Deceased. AND DISTRIBUTION AND STRONG, Deceased. And IN mine at the hearing whether the Will Court, Oklahoma County Courthouse Pursuant to the provisions of 58 O.S. Notice is hereby given to all heirs, DISCHARGE THE MATTER OF THE attached to the Petition shall be before Judge Kirby. At the hearing the § 246, the following date has been set devisees and legatees of the Deceased, PB‑2020‑218 ESTATE OF BLANCHE C. admitted to Probate, whether summary Court will decide whether to approve for the hearing on the Order allowing Carl Richard Francen, that on the 5th IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF STRONG, Deceased. proceedings are appropriate and, if so, the Petition for Summary final accounting, determination of heirs, day of March, 2020, Carmen Francen OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF On the 25th day of February, 2020, whether the Estate will be distributed Administration and the final account, legatees and devisees, if any, filed a Petition for Letters of Adminis­ OKLAHOMA Alice Strong Simmons fka Alice Ladell and to who the Estate will be distributed.­ determination of heirs, distribution, and distribution and discharge before the tration, Appointment of Personal Repre­ IN THE MATTER OF THE Strong fka Alice Strong Davis fka Alice Dated the 25th day of February, discharge of the Petitioner. The final undersigned Judge of the District Court: sentative, and Determination of Heirs, ESTATE OF DANNA Strong Anderson, the Summary Admin­ 2020. account will be filed herein on or before Hearing Date: April 21, 2020 at 9:00 Devisees and Legatee;, and that said LOUISE EVERHART, istrator of the Estate of Eddie L. Strong PATRICK LEE NEVILLE JR., OBA April 22, 2020. a.m., Petition is set for hearing on the 6th day Deceased. and the Summary Administrator of the #31170 You are hereby advised that you The Court FINDS that a document of April, 2020, at 1:30 o’clock p.m. TO: All persons interested in the Estate Estate of Blanche C. Strong, by and CHEEK & FALCONE, PLLC must file objections to the Petition for purporting to be the Last Will and before this Court in the Oklahoma Danna Louise Everhart: through her counsel submitted and filed 6301 Waterford Boulevard, Suite 320 Summary Administration and the Final Testament of Decedent is attached to County Courthouse, 321 Park Avenue, On February 27, 2020, Caren Fowler a Motion to Continue Hearing on Joint Oklahoma City, OK 73118‑1168 Account and Petition for Determination the Petition for Summary Rm. 217, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma filed a Petition for Probate of the Estate Petition for Summary Administration. Telephone: 405/286‑9191 of Heirs, Legatees and Devisees and Administration. Honorable Judge Allen J. Welch, when On January 10, 2020 the Court of Danna Louise Everhart, a resident of Facsimile: 405/286‑9670 Distribution at least ten (10) days before The Petition sets forth the names and and where all persons interested may granted Summary Administrator’s Order Oklahoma County, who departed this [email protected] the hearing and send a copy to the Peti­ addresses of all known creditors, heirs, appear and contest the same. for Summary Administration and life on January 28, 2020 at the age of Attorney for Petitioner, Candace tioner’s attorney, Kimberly R. Steele, legatees and devisees of the Decedent. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Combined Notice along with Summary 84. She died testate. The heirs of Danna Cottner 641 North East 39th Street, Oklahoma Pursuant to 58 O.S. § 246, each person Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administrator’s Combined Notice to Louise Everhart are Caren Fowler, (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) City, Oklahoma 73105, or you will be receiving this Notice is advised of the Administration, Appointment of Creditors and Notice of Hearing, the Susan Doyals, Steven Stockton, and deemed to have waived any objections. following: Personal Representative, and Determi­ hearing having been set for the 25th day Ted Lynn Stockton. If you have no objections, you need not 4. Each person receiving this Notice nation of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees Caren Fowler was appointed of February, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. (PR11867154) appear at the hearing or make any must file any objections to the Petition Special Administrator has since NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION be given by mail to each of the heirs of Personal Representative of the Estate. filings with the Court. which such person may have before the the said Decedent at least twenty (20) All creditors having claims against said learned that the publication was not FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL APRIL D. COLLINS hearing and send a copy to the published by The Journal Record in a days before the hearing. deceased person are required to present REPORT AND FINAL ACCOUNT JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Petitioner or that person will be deemed manner compliant with Okla. Stat. tit. AND DETERMINING HEIRSHIP, Dated this 6th day of March, 2020. the same Jacqueline Short, 8133 NW APPROVED: to have waived any objections to the 58 § 247. As such, the Court has AND PETITION FOR FINAL ALLEN WELCH 19th St., Okc, Ok 73127, on or before Kimberly R. Steele, OBA #7681 Petition. continued said Hearing on Petition for DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION AND JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT the 14th day of April, 2020. Said Law Office of Kimberly R. Steele, 5. If an objection is filed before the RICK WARREN Summary Administration. DISCHARGE PLLC claims if not timely presented will be hearing, the Court will determine at the (SEAL) Court Clerk IT IS ORDERED that the Hearing Case No. PB‑2019‑567 641 North East 39th Street void and forever barred. hearing whether summary proceedings By: Deputy on Petition for Summary Administration IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Interested persons are notified that are appropriate and, if so, whether the Prepared by: on April 15, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. in will be held on the 1st day of April, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF 405.424.5510 405.424.5507 (fax) estate will be distributed and to whom Jim A. Lyon, OBA 5586 Courtroom No. 315 located in the 2020 at 9:00 a.m. in the District Court OKLAHOMA (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) the estate will be distributed. 2200 N.W. 50th, Suite 126 District Court of Oklahoma County, 321 of Oklahoma County. IN THE MATTER OF THE 6. The claim of any creditor not Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112 Park Ave., the Petition for Summary Signed the 26th day of February, ESTATE OF JANA G. (PR11867297) shown in the Petition will be barred (405) 843‑0461 telephone Administration, Final Accounting, 2020. PIERSON, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS unless the claim is presented to the (405) 843‑5100 fax Determination of Heirship, Distribution JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Notice is hereby given to all persons Case No.: PB‑2020‑94 attorney for the Personal Representative [email protected] of the Estate, and Discharge of the APPROVED: interested in the Estate of Jana G. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF at the address shown below on or Personal Representative will be heard. Kendra M. Norman, OBA No. 32898 Pierson, Deceased, that Tiffany Attorney for Petitioner OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF before the presentment date of: March That the person receiving the notice Kara K. Laster, OBA No. 33946 Paredes, Administrator of said Estate, (3‑10‑20) OKLAHOMA 24, 2020. may file objections to the petition at any Phillips Murrah P.C. has filed in the District Court of IN THE MATTER OF THE DATED 27th February, 2020. time before the final hearing by sending Corporate Tower, Thirteenth Floor Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, her ESTATE OF SYLVIA S. ALLEN WELCH (PR11869869) a copy to the Petitioner, care of counsel, 101 North Robinson Petition for Order allowing Final Report VESSELS, Deceased. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION or that person will be deemed to have Oklahoma City, OK 73102 and Final Account, together with a All creditors having claims against James C. Shaw, OBA #8139 FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA­ waived any objections to the Petition. If (405) 235‑4100 schedule reflecting receipts to and Sylvia S. Vessels, deceased, are HALL, ESTILL, HARDWICK, TION, APPOINTMENT OF an objection is filed before the hearing, Email: disbursements from said Estate, and a required to present the same, with a GABLE, ADMINISTRATOR AND DETER­ the court will determine at the hearing [email protected] schedule listing assets ready for distri­ description of all security interests and GOLDEN & NELSON, P.C. MINATION OF HEIRSHIP whether summary proceeding are appro­ Email: [email protected] bution, praying that the Final Report other collateral (if any) held by each 100 North Broadway, Suite 2900 No. PB‑2020‑248 priate and, if so, whether the estate will (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) and Final Account be accepted; for a creditor with respect to such claim, to Oklahoma City, OK 73102‑8865 Judge Welch be distributed, and to whom the estate [mal judicial determination of heirship; William D. Warner and Ellen C. Telephone: (405) 553‑2809 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF will be distributed. and for a Final Decree of Distribution (PR11867049) Warner Wilson, Co‑Executors of the Facsimile: (405) 553‑2855 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Dated the 27th day of February, and Discharge. COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ Estate of Sylvia S. Vessels, deceased, Email: [email protected] OKLAHOMA 2020. Pursuant to an Order of this Court, TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING c/o Ben F. Meek, III, Attorney at Law, ATTORNEYS FOR PERSONAL IN THE MATTER OF THE Judge of the District Court notice is hereby given that on the 25th UPON THE PETITION FOR 3555 NW 58th Street, Suite 1000, REPRESENTATIVE ESTATE OF SCOTT A. Jacqueline M. Short day of March, 2020, at 1:30 p.m., a SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112, on or (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) KLARR, JR., Deceased. 8133 NW 19th St. Petition will be heard before the under­ AND THE FINAL ACCOUNTING, signed Judge of the District Court, before the following presentment date: Notice is hereby given to all persons Okc, OK 73127 DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, Oklahoma County Courthouse, May 4, 2020, or the same will be (PR11869529) interested in the Estate of Scott A. PH #(405) 205‑3623 AND DISTRIBUTION AND Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, when and forever barred. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Klarr, Jr., Deceased, that on March 6, [email protected] DISCHARGE. where all persons interested may appear BEN F. MEEK, III, OBA #11677 FOR PROBATE OF WILL, 2020, Megan Crocker (“Petitioner”) (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) Case No. PB‑2020‑219 and contest the same. Attorney at Law APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL filed a petition praying that Letters of IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SIGNED this 28th day of February, 3555 NW 58th Street, Suite 1000 REPRESENTATIVE, AND FOR Administration be issued to her; that she OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF (PR11866809) 2020. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112 DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, be appointed Administrator of said OKLAHOMA COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ ALLEN WELCH Telephone: 405‑943‑6650 DEVISEES AND LEGATEES estate; and that the heirs of decedent IN THE MATTER OF THE TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Fax: 405‑943‑6655 Case No. PR‑2020‑249 should be judicially determined. ESTATE OF SEANTELLA ON FINAL ACCOUNTING AND RICK WARREN Attorney for the Co‑Executors IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Pursuant to an Order of said Court, the GENAE COTTNER, PETITION FOR (SEAL) Court Clerk (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF petition will be heard on March 31, Deceased. DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, By: Deputy OKLAHOMA 2020 at 9:00 a..m. at the Oklahoma DISTRIBUTION AND TO: All persons interested in the Estate A. Kyle Swisher, OBA No. 16941 (PR11867303) IN THE MATTER OF THE County Courthouse, Oklahoma City, DISCHARGE of Seantella Genae Cottner, Deceased: Rubenstein & Pitts, P.L.L.C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF DAVlD MARK Oklahoma, when and where all persons Case No. PB‑2019‑1262 You are hereby notified that on the 1503 E. 19th Street, Edmond, OK Case No. PB‑2020‑26 BILLEN, Deceased interested may appear and contest the Hon. Allen J. Welch 27th day of February, 2020, Candace 73013 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all same. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Cottner, 19707 West 39th Street South, Telephone: (405) 340‑1900 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF persons interested in the estate of David WITNESS my hand this 6th day of OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Goddard, KS 67052, filed a Petition for Facsimile: (405) 340‑1001 OKLAHOMA Mark Billen, Deceased, that on March March 2020. OKLAHOMA Summary Administration of the Estate [email protected] IN THE MATTER OF THE 6, 2020, Tina Bartlebaugh produced and Allen Welch In the Matter of the Estate of of Seantella Genae Cottner. The ATTORNEY FOR ESTATE OF LEWIS G. filed in the Oklahoma County District JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT THOMAS MARVIN Decedent died on January 9, 2020, ADMINISTRATOR MOSBURG, SR., DECEASED Court, State of Oklahoma, an instrument Michael N. Clark, OBA No. 19778 KEMPER, Deceased. leaving a Will. She was domiciled in (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) All creditors having claims against in writing dated February 4, 2020, DeBee Clark, PLLC STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY and resided at 5001 NW 10th Street, Lewis G. Mosburg, Sr., deceased, are purporting to be the Last Will and 1200 NW 63rd St., Ste 5000 OF OKLAHOMA ss. #2701, Oklahoma City, OK 73127, required to present the same, with a Testament of Decedent, and also filed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73116 TO THE CREDITORS OF THOMAS Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, State of (PR11867170) description of all security interests and Phone (405) 232‑7777 MARVIN KEMPER, Deceased: Oklahoma. On the 27th day of COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ the Court a Petition praying for the other collateral (if any) held by each (3‑10‑20) All creditors having claims against February, 2020, Petitioner Candace TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING probate of the Will, for determination of creditor with respect to such claim, to Cottner was appointed Personal Repre­ AND FINAL ACCOUNT heirs, devisees and legatees of the THOMAS MARVIN KEMPER, John G. Mosburg, Administrator of the sentative of the Estate of Seantella PB‑2020‑212 Decedent, and that Letters (PR11870045) Deceased, are required to present the Estate of Lewis G. Mosburg, Sr., Genae Cottner, Deceased. IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN Testamentary issue to Tina Bartlebaugh COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ same, with a description of all security deceased, c/o Rachel Lawrence Mol’, The heirs are: Candace Cottner, AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY Petitioner. TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING interests and other collateral (if any) Attorney at Law, 3555 NW 58th Street, 19707 West 39th Street South, STATE OF OKLAHOMA Pursuant to an Order of the Court, Case No. PB‑2020‑256 held by each creditor with respect to Suite 1000, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Goddard, KS 67052, Linwood Cottner, In the Matter of the Estate of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN April 6, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF such claim, to the named Personal 73112, on or before the following 19707 West 39th Street South, Adral G. Madison, Sr., 2020, at 1:30 o’clock p.m., has been OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Representative, Gillian D. Kemper, at presentment date: April 2, 2020, or the Goddard, KS 67052, Linwood C. Deceased. appointed as the date and time for OKLAHOMA the office of Brian M. Dell, P.C., 501 same will be forever barred. Cottner, Jr., 910 Bryce Drive, Junction TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN hearing the Petition and proving the In the Matter of the Estate of N.W. 13th, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Rachel Lawrence Mor, OBA #11400 City, KS 66441 and Jerome A. Cottner, THE ESTATE OF ADRAL G. Will. The hearing on the Petition for JoAnn Miller, Deceased 73103, on or before the following RACHEL LAWRENCE MOR, P.C. 6026 West Brookview Ct., Wichita, KS MADISON, SR.: Probate of Will be held at the Oklahoma TO: All persons interested in the Estate presentment date: March 27, 2020, or Landmark Towers West, Suite 1000 67205. The Probate Estate is valued at You are hereby notified that on County Courthouse before the of JoAnn Miller, Deceased. the same will be forever barred. 3555 N.W. 58th Street less than $200,000.00. February 27th, 2020, Petitioner Howard Honorable Allen Welch, Judge of the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Notice is hereby given that the Oklahoma City, OK 73112 All creditors having claims against G. Madison, 317 Meadowbrooke Drive, District Court District Court, in Room that on the 6th day of March, 2020, hearing on the final accounting and (405) 562‑7771 (Telephone) Seantella Genae Cottner, Deceased are Cedar Hill, Texas 75104, filed in the 217 in the County Courthouse, Shelly Ann Cruze (the “Special Admin­ peti­tion for determination of heirship, (405) 285‑9350 (Facsimile) required to present the same, with a District Court of Oklahoma County, a Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at which istrator”), c/o her attorney Conner & distri­bution and discharge is set for 9:00 [email protected] a.m. on the 14th day of April, 2020 description of all security interests and Petition for Summary Administration of time all persons interested may appear Winters, LLP, Amanda M. Swain, Esq., Attorney for Administrator and contest same as provided by law. 211 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1700, before the Honorable Allen J. Welch, other collateral, if any, held by each the Estate of Adral G. Madison, Sr. (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) Judge, Oklahoma County Courthouse, creditor with respect to such claim, to Adral G. Madison, Sr., 86 years of DA TED March 6, 2020. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, filed 321 Park Ave., Oklahoma City, Candace Cottner, Personal age, was born January 9, 1933, and died RICK WARREN in the District Court of Oklahoma Oklahoma. Representative, c/o Patrick Lee Neville on August 17, 2019, residing and (PR11867325) (SEAL) Deputy Court Clerk County a Petition for Summary Admin­ DATED this 27th day of February, Jr., Cheek & Falcone, PLLC, Waterford domi­ciled at 11510 SE 15th Street, COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ Joshua J. Blair, OBA # 21605 istration Pursuant to 58 O.S. § 245 and 2020. Blvd., Suite 320, Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73130, at TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING CLEMENS & BLAIR Appointment of Special Administrator Gillian D. Kemper 73118, on or before the following the time of his death. The total value of Case No. PB‑2020‑213 128 West Hefner Road (the “Petition”). The Petition requested Personal Representative presentment date: the 1st day of April, decedent’s property in Oklahoma is less IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Oklahoma City, OK 73114 that the heirs at law of the decedent be Brian M. Dell 2020, or the same will be non‑suited, than $200,000.00. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF (405) 478‑0058 ‑ telephone Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 10, 2020» 5B

12506556, located at 7901 S. Council Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF homa, according to the recorded unknown successors, if any. Road, Trailer #143, Oklahoma City, praying that Letters of Administration OKLAHOMA plat thereof. TAKE NOTICE that you have been Probate Oklahoma. be issued thereon to Stacy Hannon upon TIMOTHY CAMPBELL AND a/k/a 3920 Smith Dr, Oklahoma sued by Bank of America, N.A., in the Dated this 9th day of March, 2020. the Estate of Robert Dwayne Hannon, MIRLANDE CAMPBELL, City, OK 73084. District Court of Oklahoma County, determined, the final accounting be SARA M. ZUHDI, OBA 22348 deceased, and for a judicial husband and wife, Plaintiffs, v. Dated this 19th day of February, State of Oklahoma, and that you must waived, the property of the decedent DENKER & ZUHDI, PLLC determination of heirs. THOMAS BECKER, IF 2020. answer the Petition on or before April subject to the jurisdiction of this Court 4700 N.W. 23rd Street, Suite 112 Pursuant to an Order of the Court, LIVING, AND IF RICK WARREN 29, 2020, or the allegations of said Peti­ be distributed, the Special Oklahoma City, OK 73127 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the DECEASED, THE (SEAL) Court Clerk tion will be taken as true and judgment Administrator be discharged, and for (405) 946‑5533 ‑ Telephone 30th day of March, 2020, at the hour UNKNOWN HEIRS, EXECU­ 320 Robert s. Kerr Avenue rendered against you awarding Plaintiff other relief as specifically requested in (405) 947‑7904 ‑ Facimile of 1:30 o’clock p.m., before the Honor­ TORS, ADMINISTRATORS, 409 County Office Bldg. a first lien upon the following described the Petition. [email protected] able Judge Allen Welch, has been DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, AND OKC, Oklahoma 73102‑3604 real estate, situated in Oklahoma The Special Administrator has Attorney for Guardian appointed as the time for hearing said ASSIGNS OF THOMAS By: Deputy County, State of Oklahoma, to‑wit: alleged that JoAnn Miller died on (3‑10‑20) Petition in the Oklahoma County BECKER; et. al. Defendants. APPROVED: LOT TWENTY‑SEVEN (27), February 28, 2020, domiciled in District Courthouse, Probate Division, TO: Thomas Becker a/k/a Thomas W. Kerry Andrews TWENTY‑EIGHT (28), AND in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Becker; the unknown heirs, executors, 2825 Zachary Place TWENTY‑NINE (29), IN Oklahoma City, County of Oklahoma, (PR11870057) State of Oklahoma, at the address Oklahoma, when and where all persons administrators, devisees, trustees, Spencer, OK 73084‑3535 BLOCK TWO (2), OF COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ CENTRAL VIEW HEIGHTS of2525 NW 50th Street, Oklahoma interested may appear and contest same successors and assigns of Thomas 405‑259‑9490 TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING ADDITION, TO OKLAHOMA City, Oklahoma 73112, and that the as provided by law, or may assert his or Becker (“Unknown Successors of [email protected] Case No.: PB‑2020‑254 CITY, OKLAHOMA COUNTY, total value of the decedent’s property in her own rights to the administration and Thomas Becker”); the Unknown Plaintiff Pro‑Se Judge ACCORDING TO THE Oklahoma is less than $200,000.00. pray that Letters be issued to himself or Spouse, if any, of Thomas Becker; and (2‑25,3‑ 3,& 3‑1020) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the unknown heirs, executors, adminis­ RECORDED PLAT THEREOF. Petitioner conducted a diligent search herself. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF trators, devisees, trustees, successors PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1022 for a will; however, no will was found. WITNESS MY HAND and seal this OKLAHOMA and assigns of the Unknown Spouse, if (CV11862789) N.W. 100th Street, Oklahoma The names, ages and last‑known 9th day of March, 2020. IN THE MATTER OF THE any, of Thomas Becker (“Unknown NOTICE BY PUBLICATION City, OK 73114 addresses of the heirs, legatees and ALLEN WELCH ESTATE OF Iris Roberta Successors of the Unknown Spouse, if Case No. CJ‑2017‑6377 for the sum of $59,684.50, with interest devisees of the decedent, so far as JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Lochner, Deceased. any, of Thomas Becker”) Judge Cindy H. Truong from March 1, 2019, at 4.625 percent known to the Special Administrator, are RICK WARREN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all (SEAL) Court Clerk PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF per annum, together with a reasonable as follows: parties interested in the Estate of Iris By: Deputy Petition has been filed against you in the OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF attorney’s fee, for abstracting, advances Name, Relationship, Age, Address Roberta Lochner, Deceased, that Kyle Prepared by: District Court of Oklahoma County, OKLAHOMA for taxes, insurance and property pres­ Stephen Patrick Williams, Spouse, Harrington, whose address is 607 N. MARIA TULLY ERBAR, OBA #2748 Oklahoma in the above titled action, WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., ervation, and the costs of this action, Adult, 2525 NW 50th Street Oklahoma Cockrel, Norman, OK 73071, has filed The Oil Center ‑ Suite 1025W with Case Number CV‑2020‑33, by AS TRUSTEE, Plaintiff vs. and ordering said property sold to City, OK 73112 herein a Petition for Probate of Will, 2601 N.W. Expressway Plaintiffs, Timothy Campbell and LAURA R. JOHNSON; satisfy said judgment, and forever Kelly Jo Miller‑Smart, Daughter, Determination of Heirs, Appointment of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112 Mirlande Campbell, husband and wife. THOMAS C. JOHNSON SR.; barring you and all persons claiming by, Adult, 408 W. Works Sheridan, WY Special Administrator and for Summary (405) 842‑5015 Office The action alleges that the Defendants UNITED STATES OF through or under you from ever setting 82801 Administration, setting forth the fact of (405) 842‑5017 Facsimile may have a claim of some right, title, AMERICA EX REL. up or asserting any right, title, equity or Shelly Ann Cruze, Daughter, Adult, the death of Iris Roberta Lochner on or Attorney for Petitioner lien, estate, encumbrance, assessment, INTERNAL REVENUE interest in and to said real estate 2760 Lancaster Lane Oklahoma City, about February 14, 2020, praying that (3‑10‑20) or interest in and to the real property SERVICES; FORD MOTOR adverse to the right and title of the OK 73116 this Court dispense with regular estate situated in Oklahoma County, State of CREDIT COMPANY; JOHN purchaser at said foreclosure sale, and In an Order for Combined Notice proceedings and order notice to Oklahoma, legally described as follows, DOE, AS OCCUPANT OF for such other and further relief to and Order Appointing Special Adminis­ creditors, notice of the petition and to wit: THE PREMISES; JANE DOE, which it may be entitled. trator (the “Order”) entered on the 6th notice of final accounting be given, that The South 40 feet of Lots Twen­ AS OCCUPANT OF THE WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFI­ day of March, 2020, the Court found Petitioner be appointed as Special Civil ty‑one (21) through Twenty‑four PREMISES, Defendants, CIAL SEAL, this 28th day of February, that it should dispense with the regular Administrator to administer this Estate, (24), Inclusive, in Block Thirteen JENNIFER RIGGS; 2020. estate proceedings prescribed by law that the heirs‑ at‑ law of said Decedent (CV11857796) (13), of HIGGINS HEIGHTS DISCOVER BANK; RICK WARREN and order notice to creditors and issue be determined, the property of said NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ADDITION, an Addition to ENGINUITY LLC AS (SEAL) Court Clerk an order for hearing upon the Petition, Estate be distributed, and the Special CASE NO. CJ‑2019‑7069 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE OF By: Deputy waiver of final accounting, and petition Administrator be discharged. Said Judge: Prince, Thomas E County, Oklahoma according to D3 SERVICES LLC, Shapiro & Cejda, LLC for determination of heirs, and Petition alleges that Decedent owned IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN the recorded plat thereof. Additional Defendants. 770 NE 63rd St distribution. certain personal and real property in the AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY Property Address: 2708 S. Case No. CJ‑2017‑6377 Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, State of Oklahoma, having a value of STATE OF OKLAHOMA McKinley, Oklahoma City, OK 73109 HONORABLE CINDY H. TRUONG (405) 848‑1819 pursuant to the Order, all creditors less than $200,000.00. MIDFIRST BANK, Plaintiff, The Petition seeks to quiet title to the Laura R. Johnson, Thomas C. File No. 19‑135434 having claims against JoAnn Miller, Any person objecting to said Petition vs. CORY A. OZERETNY; real property described above in favor Johnson Sr., John Doe, Jane Doe, and (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) deceased, are required to present the may file an objection at any time prior SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF CORY of ownership by Timothy Campbell and Enginuity LLC as Successor Trustee of same with a description of all security to the hearing and furnish a copy of any A. OZERETNY; Mirlande Campbell, and that the D3 Services LLC, being Defendants (CV11866331) interests and other collateral (if any) such objection to the Petitioner in care OCCUPANT(S) OF THE Defendants be forever barred and and persons holding or claiming interest NOTICE BY PUBLICATION held by each creditor with respect to of his attorney, Stephen Louis Cortes, PREMISES; BANCFIRST; enjoined from claiming, setting‑up, or or lien in the subject property. Case No. CJ‑2020‑247 such claim, to Shelly Ann Cruze, Cortes Law Firm, 5801 Broadway Defendants. asserting any right, title, or interest Take notice that you have been sued Judge Susan C. Stallings Special Administrator, in care of her Extension, Suite 110, Oklahoma City, TO: Cory A. Ozeretny and Spouse, if adverse to the Plaintiffs herein. by Plaintiff, WELLS FARGO BANK, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF attorney, Amanda M. Swain, Esq., of OK 73118. If any objection is filed, the any, of Cory A. Ozeretny You are hereby notified that you N.A., as Trustee for the POOLING OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF the law firm of Conner & Winters, LLP, Court will determine at said hearing, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a have been sued in this action and must AND SERVICING AGREEMENT OKLAHOMA 211 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1700, whether summary proceedings are petition has been filed against you in the answer the Petition filed by the Dated as of October 1, 2004 Park Place WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, on or appropriate, whether the Estate will be District Court of Oklahoma County, Plaintiffs on or before April 10, 2020 or Securities, Inc. Asset‑Backed Plaintiff, v. JOHN W. before the following presentment date: distributed, and to whom it will be Oklahoma in an action entitled MidFirst the allegations contained in said Petition Pass‑Through Certificates Series DAVIDSON A/K/A JOHN April 6, 2020, or the same will be distributed. Bank v. Cory A. Ozeretny, et al., Case will be taken as true and judgment will 2004‑MHQ1, and that you must answer DAVIDSON A/K/A JOHN forever barred. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that No. CJ‑2019‑7069, by Plaintiff, the Petition of said Plaintiff on file in be entered determining ownership and WAYNE DAVIDSON, NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that a all persons having claims against the MidFirst Bank. This summons by publi­ said cause on or before April 12, 2020, quieting title as requested in the DECEASED; MYRNA J. hearing will be held on the 4th day of Estate of Iris Roberta Lochner, cation is specifically directed to Cory A. or the allegations of said Petition will be Plaintiffs’ Petition allowing all relief DAVIDSON A/K/A MYRNA May, 2020, at 9:00 a.m. at the Deceased, are required to FILE with the Ozeretny and Spouse, if any, of Cory A. taken as true and judgment rendered available pursuant to law. DAVIDSON A/K/A MYRNA Oklahoma County Courthouse, in Okla­ Court Clerk and present the same, with Ozeretny, whose whereabouts are Given under my hand and seal this against you, awarding the Plaintiff a homa City, before Judge Welch. At the the description of any security interest first mortgage lien upon the following L. DAVIDSON; SPOUSE, IF unknown. 20th day of February, 2020. ANY, OF MYRNA J. hearing the Court will decide whether to or other collateral (if any) held by each The nature of this suit against you is RICK WARREN described real estate situated in approve the Petition, final account, and creditor with respect to such claim, on Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: DAVIDSON; SHERRI L. regarding any interest you may have in (SEAL) Court Clerk SCHERF; JACK D. SCHERF; petition for determination of heirs and or before 30 days from the first publica­ Lot Twenty‑seven (27), in Block the following described real estate Oklahoma County, Oklahoma JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT; distribution of the Special tion of this Notice or the same will be One (1), of COBBLESTONE (property) situated in Oklahoma By: Deputy DISCOVER BANK; AND Administrator. forever barred. MANOR, an Addition to County, Oklahoma, to wit: APPROVED: CACH, LLC Defendant(s). You are hereby advised that you NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT A; MATT BLUE, OBA #19755 THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: must file objections to the Petition, the Final Account shall be filed in the County, Oklahoma, as shown by The East 31.25 feet of Lot Four THE COLEMAN LAW OFFICE Myrna J. Davidson, Spouse, if any, of waiver of final account, and petition for Office of the District Court Clerk of (4) and the West 18.75 feet of 3904 East Reno Ave. the recorded plat thereof. Myrna J. Davidson, Sherri L. Scherf determination of heirs, and distribution OKLAHOMA County, Oklahoma, on Lot Five (5), in Block Four (4), in Oklahoma City, OK 73117 in the sum as of February 28, 2019 of and Jack D. Scherf, if living or if dead, at any time before the hearing and send or before the 24th day of April, 2020. WELLINGTON LAKES, an 405‑677‑2407 (Phone) $146,745.57 together with interest, and to said Defendant(s)’ unknown a copy to the Special Administrator in NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Addition in Oklahoma City, 405‑670‑2254 (Fax) accrued and accruing, from that date, successors, if any. care of Amanda M. Swain, Esq. of the all persons interested in the Estate of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Attorney for Plaintiffs plus applicable recoverable advances, if TAKE NOTICE that you have been law firm of Conner & Winters, LLP, Iris Roberta Lochner, Deceased, are according to the recorded plat (2‑24, 3‑2, 3‑10‑20) any, as authorized by the Note and sued by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., in the 211 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1700, hereby directed to appear before the thereof. Mortgage. District Court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, or undersigned Judge of the District Court Plaintiff claims damages against you WITNESS my hand and official seal State of Oklahoma, and that you must you will be deemed to have waived any of OKLAHOMA County, in the OKLA­ in the amount of: (CV11857221) in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, this NOTICE BY PUBLICATION answer the Petition on or before April objections. If you have no objections, HOMA County Courthouse, Oklahoma Reason, Amount 18th day of February, 2020. 29, 2020, or the allegations of said Peti­ you need not appear at the hearing or City, Oklahoma, on the 4th day of Unpaid Principal Balance: Case No: CV‑2018‑1957 RICK WARREN IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF tion will be taken as true and judgment make any filings with the Court. May, 2020., at the hour of 1:30 $90,810.24 (SEAL) Court Clerk rendered against you awarding Plaintiff OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF If an objection is filed before the o’clock P.M., to show cause, if any Date of Default: July 1, 2019 By: Deputy a first lien upon the following described OKLAHOMA hearing, the Court will determine at the they have, why the Final Account to be Interest Due From: June 1, 2019 Daniel C. Nunley, OBA # 15912 real estate, situated in Oklahoma KERRY ANDREWS and hearing whether the will attached to the filed herein should not be approved and Interest Rate: 5.000% John Seidenberger, OBA # 30715 County, State of Oklahoma, to‑wit: JANET ANDREWS Plaintiff, petition shall be admitted to probate, an Order made decreeing distribution, including all subsequent amounts due Brian G. Sayer, OBA # 32966 ALL OF LOT EIGHTEEN (18), vs. ZW JOHNSON, et. al., If whether summary proceedings are determining the heirs of Decedent, and owing per the terms of the Note and THE SAYER LAW GROUP, P.C. IN BLOCK SIX (6), IN ZEDNA appropriate and, if so, whether the discharging the Special Administrator, Mortgage, all subsequent advances by married their spouse, if living, 4833 S. Sheridan Rd., Suite 418 ANN FIFTH ADDITION, IN estate will be distributed and to whom and closing said Estate Plaintiff, if any, for taxes, insurance or if dead their heirs, assignees, Tulsa, OK 74145 OKLAHOMA COUNTY, the estate will be distributed. DATED this 6th day of March, premiums, or expenses necessary for and legatees, its successors Telephone: (918) 986‑8586 OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING Dated this 6th day of March, 2020. 2020. the preservation of the subject property, assigns and all others similarly Facsimile: (319) 232‑6341 TO THE RECORDED PLAT ALLEN WELCH ALLEN WELCH all costs of this action; reasonable attor­ interested, Defendants. [email protected] THEREOF. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT ney’s fees and costs as the Court may To: Any heirs, executors, ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2800 (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) APPROVED AS TO FORM: allow, and the costs of foreclosing your administrators, devisees, successors, (2‑25, 3‑3, 3‑10‑20) N. Ann Drive, Oklahoma City, Stephen Louis Cortes, OBA #18359 interest in the property and ordering trustees and Assigns, immediate and OK 73107 Cortes Law Firm said property sold with or without remote, known and unknown of ZW for the sum of $56,940.92, with interest (PR11870051) (CV11866327) 5801 Broadway Extension, Suite 110 appraisement as Plaintiff may elect, all Johnson, Barbara Johnson and Hidden from June 1, 2019, at 6.25 percent per NOTICE OF SALE OF MOBILE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Oklahoma City, OK 73118 of which you will take due notice. Valley Investments: annum, together with a reasonable HOME AT PRIVATE SALE Case No. CJ‑2019‑4559 Attorney for Special Administrator Unless you answer the petition on or You are hereby notified that you attor­ney’s fee, $475.00 for abstracting, Case No. PG‑2019‑820 Judge Thomas E. Prince (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) before April 14, 2020, judgment will be have been sued by Plaintiff in the above advances for taxes, insurance and prop­ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF taken in favor of MidFirst Bank and cause in the District Court of Oklahoma erty preservation, and the costs of this OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF against you. County, Oklahoma, entitled Kerry action, and ordering said property sold OKLAHOMA (PR11870140) OKLAHOMA WITNESS my hand and official seal Andrews, Plaintiff v. ZW Johnson, to satisfy said judgment, and forever IN THE MATTER OF THE NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., this 20th day of February, 2020. Barbara Johnson, Hidden Valley Invest­ barring you and all persons claiming by, GUARDIANSHlP OF FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA­ Plaintiff, v. SHANTA R. Rick Warren ments, et. al., Defendants, and that you through or under you from ever setting DOREEN JEAN PRIESTLEY, TION AND FOR A JUDICIAL DAVIS A/K/A SHANTA (SEAL) Court Clerk must answer the Petition of said up or asserting any right, title, equity or a partially incapacitated person DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, DAVIS A/K/A SHANTA By: Deputy Court Clerk Plaintiff on or before the 3rd day of interest in and to said real estate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, FOWLER A/K/A SHANTA R. DEVISEES AND LEGATEES Sally E. Garrison, OBA #18709 April, 2020, (30 days from the date of adverse to the right and title of the in pursuance of an Order of the District CASE NO: PB‑2020‑260 Chad T. Hantak, OBA #33651 notice) or the allegations of said Petition FOWLER A/K/A SHANTA purchaser at said foreclosure sale, and Court of the County of Oklahoma, made IN THE DISTRICTR COURT OF THE MORTGAGE LAW FIRM, PLLC will be taken as true the Court will RENEA DAVIS; LESTER for such other and further relief to on March 9, 2020 in the matter of the OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF 421 NW 13th Street, Suite 300 determine that you and if married, your VERNAL FOWLER, JR; which it may be entitled. guardianship of Doreen Jean Priestley, OKLAHOMA Oklahoma City, OK 73103 spouse, heirs, executors, administrators, JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT; WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFI­ the Guardian will sell at private sale to IN THE MATTER OF THE Telephone: (405) 246‑0602 devisees, successors, trustees and STATE OF OKLAHOMA EX CIAL SEAL, this 28th day of February, the highest bidder for cash, subject to ESTATE OF ROBERT Facsimile: (405) 698‑0007 Assigns, immediate and remote have no REL OKLAHOMA TAX 2020. confirmation of said Court, on or after DWAYNE HARMON, [email protected] right, title or interest in the real property COMMISSION; AND RICK WARREN the 23rd day of March, 2020. Any and Deceased. [email protected] which is the subject of this action, to UNITED STATES OF (SEAL) Court Clerk all offers and/or bids shall be in writing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Attorneys for Plaintiff wit: AMERICA EX REL By: Deputy and unconditional Bids and offers shall persons interested in the estate of (2‑24, 3‑2, 3‑10‑20) Lots Twenty‑one (21), DEPARTMENT OF Shapiro & Cejda, LLC be delivered to Dominique LeBeouf, c/o Robert Dwayne Hannon, deceased, that Twenty‑two (22), Twenty‑three HOUSING AND URBAN 770 NE 63rd St Sara M. Zuhdi 4700 N.W. 23rd Street, on the 9th day of March, 2020, Stacy (23), Twenty‑four (24) and DEVELOPMENT Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 Suite 112, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Harmon filed a Petition for Letters of (CV11857800) Twenty five (25, in Block Five Defendant(s). (405) 848‑1819 73127. The property being sold is all Administration and for a Judicial NOTICE OF PUBLICATION (5), of PARKER HEIGHTS THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: File No. 19‑136095 right, title and interest in and to the Deter­mination of Heirs, Devisees and Case No.: CV‑2020‑33 ADDITION, Oklahoma City, Lester Vernal Fowler, Jr, if living or if (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) 1981 Flam mobile home, VIN# Legatees in the District Court of IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Oklahoma County, State of Okla­ dead, and to said Defendant(s), LPXLP 6B « March 10, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

(3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17, 3‑24‑20) You and/or your unknown right to redeem the property from fore­ Trust prior to the execution and delivery OKLAHOMA successors are hereby notified that you closure by paying all principal, interest of a deed, pursuant to §47 of Title 46, TINKER FEDERAL CREDIT Civil have been sued in this action and must and other sums secured by the mortgage Oklahoma Statutes. UNION Plaintiff, vs. (CV11867081) answer the Petition filed by Plaintiff on to the mortgagee VWW Revocable All other persons claiming an interest BINKLEY E. ALLEN AND NOTICE BY PUBLICATION (CV11866837) or before March 11 2020 or the facts Trust prior to the execution and delivery in the above‑described property are ANGEL L. ALLEN, Case No. CJ‑2019‑6778 contained in said Petition will be taken of a deed, pursuant to §47 of Title 46, notified that the property will be sold Defendants. Notice of Sale Judge Don Andrews To: Danprest as true and judgment will be entered in Oklahoma Statutes. and your interests may be subject to To the above‑named Defendant: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF favor of ‘Pinker Federal Credit Union. All other persons claiming an interest being terminated by the sale unless you BINKLEY E. ALLEN WHEREVER Consulting, LLC 1800 NE OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF 135th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Issued 28, February, 2020. in the above‑described property are take appropriate legal action. FOUND OKLAHOMA RICK WARREN notified that the property will be sold Mortgagor Danprest Consulting, You are hereby notified that an 73131 CARRINGTON MORTGAGE Elwood & Durbin Park, LLC 1800 NE (SEAL) Court Clerk and your interests may be subject to LLC, is advised that if the mortgage is action has been filed in the District SERVICES, LLC, Plaintiff, v. By: Deputy being terminated by the sale unless you on the mortgagor’s homestead, it shall Court, of Oklahoma County, State Of 135th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma JESSE B. MORGAN, JR A/K/ 73131 Attorney for Plaintiff: take appropriate legal action. be sold pursuant to a power of sale Oklahoma, Case No. CS‑2019‑9511, A JESSE MORGAN JR. JEFFERY S. LUDLAM, OBA #17822 Mortgagor Danprest Consulting, without judicial foreclosure unless, at styled “Tinker Federal Credit Union, Danprest Consulting, LLC c/o Daniel A/K/A JESSE B. MORGAN Belcher, Registered Agent 1236 SW HALL & LUDLAM, PLLC LLC, is advised that if the mortgage is least ten (10) days before the property is Plaintiff v. Binkley E. Allen and Angel A/K/A JESSE MORGAN, 210 Park Ave, Suite 3001 on the mortgagor’s homestead, it shall to be sold under the power of sale, the L. Allen, Defendants”. The action 133rd Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma DECEASED; SPOUSE, IF 73170 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 be sold pursuant to a power of sale Mortgagor sends written notice by certi­ alleges that Defendants are indebted to ANY, OF JESSE B. (405) 600‑9500 ‑ Telephone without judicial foreclosure unless, at fied mail to the Mortgagee stating that Tinker Federal Credit Union in the Elwood & Durbin MORGAN, JR.; FRANCES D. Park, LLC c/o Terry (405) 600‑9550 ‑ Facsimile least ten (10) days before the property is the property involved is the Mortgagor’s amount of $6,113.86 as of September MORGAN A/K/A FRANCES (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) to be sold under the power of sale, the homestead and that judicial foreclosure 19, 2019. Stokes, Registered Agent 1503 E. 19th MORGAN, DECEASED; Street Edmond, Oklahoma 73013 Mortgagor sends written notice by certi­ is elected, and files a record a copy of You and/or your unknown UNKNOWN HEIRS, fied mail to the Mortgagee stating that such notice, which contains a legal successors are hereby notified that you Hamid Shadaram 10208 Shadowview SUCCESSORS AND (CV11867174) Drive Oklahoma City, Oklahoma the property involved is the Mortgagor’s description of the property, with the have been sued in this action and must ASSIGNS OF FRANCES D. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION homestead and that judicial foreclosure County Clerk of the County where the answer the Petition filed by Plaintiff on 73159 MORGAN; UNKNOWN Case No. CS‑2019‑9511 Hamid Shadaram is elected, and files a record a copy of property is situated. or before May 13, 2020 or the facts HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF such notice, which contains a legal Mortgagor, Danprest Consulting, contained in said Petition will be taken c/o James A. Slayton, ASSIGNS OF JESSE B. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Attorney at Law 4808 N. Classen description of the property, with the LLC is further advised that if the as true and judgment will be entered in MORGAN; CACH LLC; OKLAHOMA County Clerk of the County where the property is sold pursuant to a power of favor of Tinker Federal Credit Union. Boulevard Oklahoma City, Oklahoma MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC TINKER FEDERAL CREDIT 73118 property is situated. sale, the Mortgagor may avoid a defi­ Issued 28, Feb, 2020. REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, UNION Plaintiff, vs. Mortgagor, Danprest Consulting, ciency judgment by sending a written RICK WARREN, Bryce Crawford 3306 N. Rockwell INC., AS NOMINEE FOR BINKLEY E. ALLEN AND Avenue Bethany, Oklahoma 73008 LLC is further advised that if the notice by certified mail to the (SEAL) COURT CLERK CORITHIAN MORTGAGE ANGEL L. ALLEN, property is sold pursuant to a power of Mortgagee at least ten (10) days before By: Deputy Court Clerk Occupant of the premises CORPORATION DBA Defendants. Hill Star, LLC c/o Jackie L. Hill, Jr., sale, the Mortgagor may avoid a defi­ the property is too be sold under the Attorney for Plaintiff: SOUTHBANC MORTGAGE, To the above‑named Defendant: ciency judgment by sending a written power of sale and that states that the JEFFERY S. LUDLAM, OBA #17822 Registered Agent 4361 S. Western ITS SUCCESSORS AND ANGEL L. ALLEN WHEREVER Avenue Norman, Oklahoma 73072 notice by certified mail to the property involved is the Mortgagor’s HALL & LUDLAM, PLLC ASSIGNS; CORINTHIAN FOUND Mortgagee at least ten (10) days before homestead and that the Mortgagor 210 Park Ave, Suite 3001 Occupant of the premises 3306 N. MORTGAGE You are hereby notified that an Rockwell Avenue Oklahoma City, the property is too be sold under the elects against a deficiency judgment. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 CORPORATION; SHIRLEY action has been mod in the District power of sale and that states that the This Notice contains important infor­ (405) 600‑9500 ‑ Telephone Oklahoma 73008 MORGAN; TERESA J. Court, of Oklahoma County, Slate of The Notice of Sale relates to property involved is the Mortgagor’s mation involving the property of the (405) 600‑9550 ‑ Facsimile MCCLURE; SPOUSE, IF Oklahoma, Case No. CS‑2019‑9511, homestead and that the Mortgagor persons receiving the same and you may (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) property located at 3306 N. Rockwell ANY, OF TERESA J. styled “Tinker Federal Credit. Union, Avenue, Bethany, Oklahoma 73008. elects against a deficiency judgment. want to seek legal advice. The address MCCLURE; TY A. FRITZ; Plaintiff v. Binkley E. Allen and Angel This Notice contains important infor­ of the Mortgagee, VWW Revocable The legal description is set forth as (CV11867325) SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF TY A. L. Allen, Defendants”. The action mation involving the property of the Trust, is: follows: AMENDED NOTICE BY PUBLI­ FRITZ; AND JOHN DOE, alleges that Defendants are indebted to persons receiving the same and you may VWW Revocable Trust, a revocable Lot Twelve (12), DENHAM CATION OCCUPANT Defendant(s ). Tinker Federal Credit Union in the want to seek legal advice. The address trust Vince W. White, Trustee 2108 LOTS 9 THRU 16, to Bethany, Case No. CJ‑2019‑3001 Association, or if a Corporation, amount of $6, 113.86 as of September of the Mortgagee, VWW Revocable Falcon Pass Westlake, Texas 76262 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF whether it continues to have legal 19, 2019. Trust, is: c/o J. Kelly Work, Attorney at Law according to the recorded plat OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF exist­ence or not, its registered agent, You and/or your unknown VWW Revocable Trust, a revocable 105 N. Hudson, Suite 304 Oklahoma thereof. OKLAHOMA officers, or successors; Spouse, if any, successors are hereby notified that you trust Vince W. White, Trustee 2108 City, Oklahoma 73102 (405) 232‑2790 This Notice of Sale is pursuant to the WEOKIE FEDERAL of Jesse B. Morgan, Jr., Unknown have been sued in this action and must Falcon Pass Westlake, Texas 76262 (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17, 3‑24‑20) Power of Sale provision in the terms of Heirs, Successors and Assigns of answer the Petition filed by Plaintiff on CREDIT UNION, .formerly the mortgage granted to VWW c/o J. Kelly Work, Attorney at Law Frances D. Morgan, Unknown Heirs, or before May 13th 2020 or the facts 105 N. Hudson, Suite 304 Oklahoma known as WEOKI E CREDIT Revocable Trust, a revocable trust. Successors and Assigns of Jesse B. contained in said Petition will be taken (CV11867207) UNION, Plaintiff, v. JOSHUA There has been a breach or default of City, Oklahoma 73102 (405) 232‑2790 Morgan and Shirley Morgan, if living or as true and judgment will be entered in (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17, 3‑24‑20) NOTICE BY PUBLICATION C. BANTA Defendant. the mortgage on the failure to make if dead, and to said Defendant(s)’ favor of Tinker Federal Credit Union, CJ‑2019‑6990 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Joshua payments due and a failure to pay taxes. unknown successors, if any. Issued 28, February, 2020. IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN C. Banta Mortgagee VWW Revocable Trust TAKE NOTICE that you have been RICK WARREN (CV11867201) AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY The above stated Defendant will take has elected to use the Power of Sale to sued by Carrington Mortgage Services, (SEAL) Court Clerk Notice of Sale STATE OF OKLAHOMA notice that the Plaintiff, WEOKIE foreclose the mortgage. LLC, in the District Court of Oklahoma By: Deputy To: Danprest Consulting, LLC 1800 U.S. BANK TRUST Federal Credit Union, filed its Petition The above‑described property will County, State of Oklahoma, and that Attorney for Plaintiff: NE 135th Street Oklahoma City, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, in the District Court for Oklahoma be sold at the date, time and place you must answer the Petition on or JEFFERY S. LUDLAM, OBA #17822 Oklahoma 73131 AS TRUSTEE OF THE County, State of Oklahoma, against the shown below: before April 26, 2020, or the HALL & LUDLAM, PLLC Elwood & Durbin Park, LLC 1800 BUNGALOW SERIES F Defendant, and the Defendant must Date: Monday, April 13, 2020 allegations of said Petition will be taken 210 Park Ave, Suite 300 I NE 135th Street Oklahoma City, TRUST, Plaintiff, vs. EMMA answer said Petition on or before the Time: 10:00 a.m. as true and judgment rendered against Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma 73131 L. HANDKE, et al., 30th day of April, 2020, or said Place: Downtown Metropolitan you awarding Plaintiff a first lien upon (405) 600‑9500 ‑ Telephone Danprest Consulting, LLC c/o Defendants. Petition will be taken as true, and a Library 300 Park Avenue, Classroom A, the following described real estate, (405) 600‑9550 ‑ Facsimile Daniel Belcher, Registered Agent 1236 THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: judgment will be rendered against the 4th Floor Oklahoma City, Oklahoma situ ­ated in Oklahoma County, State of (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) SW 133rd Street Oklahoma City, Okla­ THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, IF Defendant in the amount of Ten 73102 Oklahoma, to‑wit: homa 73170 ANY OF EMMA L. HANDKE, Thousand Four Hundred Seventy One The name and address of the Mort­ LOT TWENTY‑ONE (21) IN Elwood & Durbin Park, LLC c/o DECEASED, PATSY SAVOIE, and 99/100ths Dollars ($10,471.99), gagor is as follows: BLOCK TWO (2) OF (CV11867195) Terry Stokes, Registered Agent 1503 E. WHETHER LIVING OR DEAD, AND with applicable interest, attorney’s fees Danprest Consulting, LLC 1800 NE RESUBDIVSION OF BRIARWOOD Notice of Sale 19th Street Edmond, Oklahoma 73013 IF DEAD, HER UNKNOWN and costs, for all of which judgment will 135th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ESTATES ADDITION TO To: Danprest Consulting, LLC 1800 Hamid Shadaram 10208 SUCCESSORS, IF ANY, SPOUSE OF be taken. 73131 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA NE 135th Street Oklahoma City, Shadowview Drive Oklahoma City, PATSY SAVOIE, IF MARRIED, Dated this 28th day of February, Danprest Consulting, LLC c/o COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, Oklahoma 73131 Oklahoma 73159 WHETHER LIVING OR DEAD, AND 2020. Daniel Belcher, Registered Agent 1236 ACCORDING TO THE RECORDED Elwood & Durbin Park, LLC 1800 Hamid Shadaram c/o James A. IF DEAD, HIS/HER UNKNOWN RICK WARREN SW 133rd Street Oklahoma City, Okla­ PLAT THEREOF. NE 135th Street Oklahoma City, Slayton, Attorney at Law 4808 N. SUCCESSORS (SEAL) Court Clerk homa 73170 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 612 N. Oklahoma 73131 Classen Boulevard Oklahoma City, TAKE NOTICE that you have been By: Deputy Danprest Consulting, LLC has the Sweetgum, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 Danprest Consulting, LLC c/o Oklahoma 73118 sued by U. S. BANK TRUST Steven R. McConnell, OBA #15514 right to redeem the property from fore­ for the sum of $54,115.37, with interest Daniel Belcher, Registered Agent 1236 Daniel Belcher 10108 Shadowview NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS General Counsel closure by paying all principal, interest from June 1,2019, at 5.5 percent per SW 133rd Street Oklahoma City, Okla­ Drive Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73159 TRUSTEE OF THE BUNGALOW WEOKIE Federal Credit Union and other sums secured by the mortgage annum, together with a reasonable homa 73170 Occupant of the premises SERIES F TRUST, and that you must P.O. Box 26090 to the mortgagee VWW Revocable attor­ney’s fee, $850.00 for abstracting, Elwood & Durbin Park, LLC c/o Hill Star, LLC c/o Jackie L. Hill, Jr., answer the Petition of said Plaintiff on Oklahoma City, OK 73126‑0090 Trust prior to the execution and delivery advances for taxes, insurance and prop­ Terry Stokes, Registered Agent 1503 E. Registered Agent 4361 S. Western file in said cause on or before April 17, (405) 603‑1004 Tel of a deed, pursuant to §47 of Title 46, erty preservation, and the costs of this 19th Street Edmond, Oklahoma 73013 Avenue Norman, Oklahoma 73072 2020, or the allegations of said Petition (405) 603‑1081 Fax Oklahoma Statutes. action, and ordering said property sold Hamid Shadaram 10208 Occupant of the premises 10108 will be taken as true and judgment [email protected] All other persons claiming an interest to satisfy said judgment, and forever Shadowview Drive Oklahoma City, Shadowview Drive Oklahoma City, rendered against you, awarding the Attorney for Plaintiff in the above‑described property are barring you and all persons claiming by, Oklahoma 73159 Oklahoma 73159 Plaintiff a first mortgage lien upon the WEOKIE Federal Credit Union notified that the property will be sold through or under you from ever setting Hamid Shadaram c/o James A. The Notice of Sale relates to following described real estate situate in (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) and your interests may be subject to up or asserting any right, title, equity or Slayton, Attorney at Law 4808 N. property located at 10108 Shadowview Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: being terminated by the sale unless you interest in and to said real estate Classen Boulevard Oklahoma City, Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma LOT TWO (2) OF BLOCK FIVE (5) (CV11867239) take appropriate legal action. adverse to the right and title of the Oklahoma 73118 73159. IN GRAND VIEW PLACE, AN AMENDED NOTICE BY PUBLI­ Mortgagor Danprest Consulting, purchaser at said foreclosure sale, and Daniel Brown 3308 N. Rockwell The legal description is set forth as ADDITION TO OKLAHOMA CITY, CATION LLC, is advised that if the mortgage is for such other and further relief to Avenue Bethany, Oklahoma 73008 follows: OKLAHOMA COUNTY, Case No. CJ‑2019‑5685 on the mortgagor’s homestead, it shall which it may be entitled. Occupant of the premises Lot Ten (10) in Block Twenty‑Nine OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING TO THE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF be sold pursuant to a power of sale WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFI­ Hill Star, LLC c/o Jackie L. Hill, Jr., (29), THE RIDGE AT SHADOW RECORDED PLAT THEREOF; OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF without judicial foreclosure unless, at CIAL SEAL, this 27th day of February, Registered Agent 4361 S. Western LAKE to Oklahoma City, Cleveland for the sum of $$28,295.07, with OKLAHOMA least ten (10) days before the property is 2020. Avenue Norman, Oklahoma 73072 County, Oklahoma, according to the interest, and the further sum of a WEOKIE FEDERAL to be sold under the power of sale, the RICK WARREN Occupant of the premises 3308 N. recorded plat thereof. reasonable amount for abstracting CREDIT UNION, formerly Mortgagor sends written notice by certi­ (SEAL) Court Clerk Rockwell Avenue Oklahoma City, This Notice of Sale is pursuant to the expense, with interest thereon until known as WEOKIE CREDIT fied mail to the Mortgagee stating that By: Deputy Oklahoma 73008 Power of Sale provision in the terms of paid; examination expenses of a reason­ the property involved is the Mortgagor’s The Notice of Sale relates to the mortgage granted to VWW UNION, Plaintiff, v. CHRISTY Shapiro & Cejda, LLC able amount with interest per annum L. KOONTZ Defendant. homestead and that judicial foreclosure 770 NE 63rd St property located at 3308 N. Rockwell Revocable Trust, a revocable trust. thereon, until paid; and the further sum is elected, and files a record a copy of Avenue, Bethany, Oklahoma 73008. There has been a breach or default of STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Christy Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 of a reasonable amount, attorney’s fee, L. Koontz such notice, which contains a legal (405) 848‑1819 The legal description is set forth as the mortgage on the failure to make and the costs of said suit and description of the property, with the follows: payments due and a failure to pay taxes. The above stated Defendant will take File No. 19‑135771 foreclosing said mortgage lien and your notice that the Plaintiff, WEOKIE County Clerk of the County where the (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) Lot Thirteen (13), DENHAM LOTS Mortgagee VWW Revocable Trust interest in the subject property and property is situated. 9 THRU 16, to Bethany, Oklahoma has elected to use the Power of Sale to Federal Credit Union, filed its Petition ordering said property sold with or in the District Court for Oklahoma Mortgagor, Danprest Consulting, County, Oklahoma, according to the foreclose the mortgage. without appraisement as plaintiff shall LLC is further advised that if the (CV11867172) recorded plat thereof. The above‑described property will County, State of Oklahoma, against the elect at the time judgment is rendered, Defendant, and the Defendant must property is sold pursuant to a power of NOTICE OF PUBLICATION This Notice of Sale is pursuant to the be sold at the date, time and place all of which you will take due notice. sale, the Mortgagor may avoid a defi­ Case No. CS‑2020‑6 Power of Sale provision in the terms of shown below: answer said Petition on or before the WITNESS my hand and official seal 30th day of April, 2020, or said ciency judgment by sending a written IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the mortgage granted to VWW Date: Monday, April 13, 2020 this 28th day of Feb 2020. notice by certified mail to the OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Revocable Trust, a revocable trust. Time: 3:00 p.m. Petition will be taken as true, and a RICK WARREN, judgment will be rendered against the Mortgagee at least ten (10) days before OKLAHOMA There has been a breach or default of Place: Pioneer Library ‑ Southwest (SEAL) Court Clerk the property is too be sold under the TINKER FEDERAL CREDIT the mortgage on the failure to make 2201 SW 134th Street, Conference Defendant in the amount of Twelve By Deputy Court Clerk Thousand Eight Hundred Ninety‑Seven power of sale and that states that the UNION Plaintiff, vs. payments due and a failure to pay taxes. Room Oklahoma City, Oklahoma KELLY M. PARKER 22673 property involved is the Mortgagor’s MARKEDIA R. TAYLOR, Mortgagee VWW Revocable Trust 73170 and 64/100ths dollars ($12,897.64), LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM & with applicable interest, attorney’s fees homestead and that the Mortgagor Defendant. has elected to use the Power of Sale to The name and address of the Mort­ DAVIS, P.C. elects against a deficiency judgment. To the above‑named Defendant: foreclose the mortgage. gagor is as follows: and costs, for all of which judgment will Attorneys for Plaintiff be taken. This Notice contains important infor­ MARKEDIA R. TAYLOR The above‑described property will Danprest Consulting, LLC 1800 NE 5613 North Classen Boulevard mation involving the property of the WHEREVER FOUND be sold at the date, time and place 135th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Dated this 28th day of February, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 2020. persons receiving the same and you may You are hereby notified that an shown below: 73131 73118‑1295 want to seek legal advice. The address action has been filed in the District Date: Monday, April 13, 2020 Danprest Consulting, LLC c/o RICK WARREN (405) 840‑5900 (SEAL) of the Mortgagee, VWW Revocable Court, of Oklahoma County, State of Time: 10:00 a.m. Daniel Belcher, Registered Agent 1236 (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) Trust, is: Oklahoma, Case No. CS‑2020‑6, styled Place: Downtown Metropolitan SW 133rd Street Oklahoma City, Okla­ Court Clerk VWW Revocable Trust, a revocable “Tinker Federal Credit Union, Plaintiff Library 300 Park Avenue, Classroom A, homa 73170 Steven R. McConnell, OBA #15514 trust Vince W. White, Trustee 2108 v. Markedia R. Taylor, Defendant”. The 4th Floor Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Danprest Consulting, LLC has the (CV11867226) General Counsel Falcon Pass Westlake, Texas 76262 action alleges that Defendant is 73102 right to redeem the property from fore­ NOTICE OF PUBLICATION WEOKIE Federal Credit Union c/o J. Kelly Work, Attorney at Law indebted to Tinker Federal Credit Union The name and address of the Mort­ closure by paying all principal, interest Case No. CS‑2019‑9511 P.O. Box 26090 105 N. Hudson, Suite 304 Oklahoma in the amount of $9,023.13 as of gagor is as follows: and other sums secured by the mortgage IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Oklahoma City, OK 73126‑0090 City, Oklahoma 73102 (405) 232‑2790 November 25, 2019. Danprest Consulting, LLC has the to the mortgagee VWW Revocable OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 10, 2020» 7B

has not regularly provided financial (“Defendants”), whose whereabouts are TAIN AVIATION LLC Danprest Consulting, LLC c/o shown below: support for their child. unknown. Defendant(s). Daniel Belcher, Registered Agent 1236 Date: Monday, April 20, 2020 Civil That Petitioner has inquired of This suit was brought against the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: SW 133rd Street Oklahoma City, Okla­ Time: 3:00 p.m. Respondent’s family regarding his Defendants because of their failure to Mountain Aviation LLC, an Unincorpo­ homa 73170 Place: Pioneer Library ‑ Southwest whereabouts, but Petitioner knows few make auto payments to ME/CU. The rated Association, or if a Corporation, Mortgagor Danprest Consulting, 2201 SW 134th Street, Classroom A (405) 603‑1004 Tel of his family members, and those she loan was secured by a 2014 Ford whether it continues to have legal LLC has the right to redeem the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73170 (405) 603‑1081 Fax contacted could not advise her of his Mustang (“Collateral”). Defendants’ exist­ence or not, its registered agent, property from foreclosure by paying all The name and address of the Mort­ [email protected] whereabouts. failure to make payments in accordance officers, or successors; Christina Jewel principal, interest and other sums gagor is as follows: Attorney for Plaintiff That Petitioner attempted to locate with the terms of the contracts resulted Klein and Spouse, if any, of Christina secured by the mortgage to the Danprest Consulting, LLC 1800 NE WEOKIE Federal Credit Union Respondent through google search and in an unpaid principal balance of Jewel Klein, if living or if dead, and to mortgagee VWW Revocable Trust prior 135th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) social media, but was unable to find or $8,298.97, together with interest at the said Defendant(s)’ unknown successors, to the execution and delivery of a deed, 73131 contact Respondent. note rate of 9.00% per annum from and if any. pursuant to §47 of Title 46, Oklahoma Danprest Consulting, LLC c/o That the whereabouts of Respondent, after September 9, 2019. Additionally, TAKE NOTICE that you have been Statutes. Daniel Belcher, Registered Agent 1236 (CV11867251) Ebenezer Ankrah, are unknown and the suit asserts a damage claim against sued by Bank of America, N.A., in the All other persons claiming an interest SW 133rd Street Oklahoma City, Okla­ SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY unascertainable. Defendant Brandon W. Neff, singularly, District Court of Oklahoma County, in the above‑described property are homa 73170 PUBLICATION NOTICE Witness my hand this 22nd day of for an unpaid credit card balance of State of Oklahoma, and that you must notified that the property will be sold Danprest Consulting, LLC has the Case No. FP‑2020‑149 January, 2020. $4,025.56 as of September 9, 2019, answer the Petition on or before May, and your interests may be subject to right to redeem the property from fore­ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IVY CLOTTEY plus interest at 12.5% after that date. 2, 2020, or the allegations of said being terminated by the sale unless you closure by paying all principal, interest OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Subscribed and sworn to before me Unless Defendants answer the Petition will be taken as true and judg­ take appropriate legal action. and other sums secured by the mortgage OKLAHOMA this 22nd day of January, 2020 petition on or before April 22, 2020, ment rendered against you awarding Mortgagor Danprest Consulting, to the mortgagee VWW Revocable Petition to Establish Paternity: My Commission Expires: judgment will be taken in favor of Plaintiff a first lien upon the following LLC, is advised that if the mortgage is Trust prior to the execution and delivery Ivy Clottey, Petitioner and 05/23/2020 ME/CU and against Defendants in the described real estate, situated in on the mortgagor’s homestead, it shall of a deed, pursuant to §47 of Title 46, Ebenezer Ankrah, Respondent Commission Number: 02009056 amount of the total debt of $8,298.97 Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, be sold pursuant to a power of sale Oklahoma Statutes. State of Oklahoma To: Ebenezer (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) plus interest as described above after to‑wit: without judicial foreclosure unless, at All other persons claiming an interest Ankrah September 9, 2019, plus judgment LOT THIRTY‑SIX (36) OF BLOCK least ten (10) days before the property is in the above‑described property are TAKE NOTICE that you have been against Brandon W. Neff in the ONE (1), IN LEWALLEN’S ROYAL to be sold under the power of sale, the notified that the property will be sold sued on a petition to establish paternity (CV11867274) additional amount of $4,025.56 plus OAKS ADDITION, TO OKLAHOMA Mortgagor sends written notice by certi­ and your interests may be subject to in the District Court, Oklahoma County, ORDER AUTHORIZING SERVICE interest at 12.5% after September 9, CITY, OKLAHOMA COUNTY, fied mail to the Mortgagee stating that being terminated by the sale unless you State of Oklahoma, Case No.FP‑2020‑ BY PUBLICATION 2019, together with ME/CU’s costs and ACCORDING TO THE RECORDED the property involved is the Mortgagor’s take appropriate legal action. 149, styled Petition to Establish Case Number: FP‑2020‑149 attorney’s fees incurred in connection PLATTHEREOF. homestead and that judicial foreclosure Mortgagor Danprest Consulting, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Paternity Ivy Clottey, Petitioner and PROPERTY ADDRESS: 7504N.W. is elected, and files a record a copy of LLC, is advised that if the mortgage is OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF with this matter. Ebenezer Ankrah, Respondent. The 12th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 such notice, which contains a legal on the mortgagor’s homestead, it shall OKLAHOMA RICK WARREN action alleges that the petitioner is for the sum of $119,299.13, with description of the property, with the be sold pursuant to a power of sale IVY CLOTTEY Petitioner, (SEAL) Court Clerk entitled to an Order of Paternity against interest from April 1, 2019, at 4.875 County Clerk of the County where the without judicial foreclosure unless, at EBENEZER ANKRAH Oklahoma County Court Clerk you, based on the grounds of abandon­ percent per annum, together with a property is situated. least ten (10) days before the property is Respondent. By: Deputy Court Clerk ment. reasonable attorney’s fee, for abstrac­ Mortgagor, Danprest Consulting, to be sold under the power of sale, the On this 13th day of February, 2020, Attorneys for plaintiff ME/CU: You are notified that you must ting, advances for taxes, insurance and LLC is further advised that if the Mortgagor sends written notice by certi­ the Court, after review of the file and B. Gore Gaines, OBA #16500 answer the Petition filed by the property preservation, and the costs of property is sold pursuant to a power of fied mail to the Mortgagee stating that being fully advised in the premises, Chantel P. James, OBA #32431 petitioner on or before the 2nd day of this action, and ordering said property sale, the Mortgagor may avoid a defi­ the property involved is the Mortgagor’s finds that it is impracticable to make Montrel D. Preston, OBA #33999 March, 2020, or the allegations sold to satisfy said judgment, and ciency judgment by sending a written homestead and that judicial foreclosure personal service of summons upon LYTLE SOULE & FELTY, P.C. contained in the Petition will be taken forever barring you and all persons notice by certified mail to the is elected, and files a record a copy of Respondent, Ebenezer Ankrah, for the 1200 Robinson Renaissance as true and judgment will be entered claiming by, through or under you from Mortgagee at least ten (10) days before such notice, which contains a legal reason that his present whereabouts are 119 North Robinson against you and in favor of petitioner as ever setting up or asserting any right, the property is too be sold under the description of the property, with the unknown despite Petitioner’s due Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 prayed for in his Petition. title, equity or interest in and to said power of sale and that states that the County Clerk of the County where the diligence to locate him. (405) 235‑7471 (Telephone) Given under my hand and seal this real property involved is the Mortgagor’s property is situated. THE COURT FINDS AND IT IS (405) 232‑3852 (Facsimile) 2nd day of March, 2020. estate adverse to the right and title of homestead and that the Mortgagor Mortgagor, Danprest Consulting, THEREFORE ORDERED, (3‑10, 3‑17, 3‑24‑20) RICK WARREN the purchaser at said foreclosure sale, elects against a deficiency judgment. LLC is further advised that if the ADJUDGED AND DECREED that (SEAL) Court Clerk and for such other and further relief to This Notice contains important infor­ property is sold pursuant to a power of service be had upon Ebenezer Ankrah By: Deputy (CV11870064) which it may be entitled. mation involving the property of the sale, the Mortgagor may avoid a defi­ Approved: by publication. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFI­ persons receiving the same and you may ciency judgment by sending a written Cesar Cano‑Pascual, OBA# 33480 Done this 13th day of February, Case No. CJ‑2019‑5114 CIAL SEAL, this 4th day of March, want to seek legal advice. The address notice by certified mail to the Michael Brooks‑Jimenez, P.C. 2020. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 2020. of the Mortgagee, VWW Revocable Mortgagee at least ten (10) days before 5708 S. Western Ave. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF RICK WARREN Trust, is: the property is too be sold under the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73109 BY: Cesar Cano‑Pascual OBA # 33480 OKLAHOMA (SEAL) Court Clerk VWW Revocable Trust, a revocable power of sale and that states that the Phone: (405) 272‑9393 Michael Brooks‑Jimenez, P.C. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES By: Deputy trust property involved is the Mortgagor’s Fax: (405) 272‑9398 5708 S. Western Avenue CREDIT UNION OF Shapiro& Cejda, LLC Vince W. White, Trustee homestead and that the Mortgagor (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73109 OKLAHOMA CITY, an Okla­ 770 NE 63rd St 2108 Falcon Pass elects against a deficiency judgment. Telephone (405) 272‑9393 homa credit union, Plaintiff, v. Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 Westlake, Texas 76262 This Notice contains important infor­ Facsimile: (405) 272‑939~ DALTON JOSEPH WISE, (405) 848‑1819 c/o J. Kelly Work, Attorney at Law mation involving the property of the (CV11867257) Attorney for Petitioner Defendants. File No. 19‑135951 105 N. Hudson, Suite 304 persons receiving the same and you may MOTION TO OBTAIN SERVICE (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) BY PUBLICATION OF TO: DALTON JOSEPH WISE (3‑10, 3‑17, 3‑24‑20) Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 want to seek legal advice. The address PATERNITY ACTION PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a (405) 232‑2790 of the Mortgagee, VWW Revocable Case Number. FP‑2020‑149 (CV11869874) petition has been filed against you in the (3‑10, 3‑17, 3‑24, 3‑31‑20) Trust, is: (CV11870091) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF PUBLICATION NOTICE District Court of Oklahoma County, VWW Revocable Trust, a revocable Notice of Sale OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Case No.: CJ‑2019‑3595 Oklahoma in Case No. CJ‑2019‑5114, trust To: Danprest Consulting, LLC 1800 NE (CV11870101) OKLAHOMA IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR by plaintiff Municipal Employees Credit Vince W. White, Trustee 135th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Notice of Sale IVY CLOTTEY Petitioner, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Union of Oklahoma City (“ME/CU”), 2108 Falcon Pass 73131 To: Danprest Consulting, LLC 1800 NE EBENEZER ANKRAH OKLAHOMA on September 13, 2019. This summons Westlake, Texas 76262 Elwood & Durbin Park, LLC 1800 NE 135th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Respondent. SABER ACCEPTANCE CO., by publication is specifically directed to c/o J. Kelly Work, Attorney at Law 135th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73131 COMES Now Cesar Cano‑Pascual, L.L.C., Plaintiff, VS. Dalton Joseph Wise (“Defendant”), 105 N. Hudson, Suite 304 73131 Sara B. Garcia 18021 SE 149th Street attorney of record for Petitioner, and SHARRELL LONG, AND whose whereabouts are unknown. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 Danprest Consulting, LLC c/o Daniel Newalla, Oklahoma 74857 respectfully requests this Court to enter QUINTON D. CARSON, This suit was brought against the (405) 232‑2790 Belcher, Registered Agent 1236 SW Danprest Consulting, LLC c/o Daniel an Order allowing Respondent in this Defendants. Defendant because of his failure to (3‑10, 3‑17, 3‑24, 3‑31‑20) 133rd Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Belcher, Registered Agent 1236 SW case to be served by Publication of the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, make auto payments to ME/CU. The 73170 133rd Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Petitioner’s paternity petition. In support TO: Sharrell Long loan was secured by a 2015 Chrysler Elwood & Durbin Park, LLC c/o Terry 73170 of this Motion, counsel states that a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 200 Tour (“Collateral”). Defendant’s Stokes, Registered Agent 1503 E. 19th Ruben J. Gonzalez 18021 SE 149th Petition for Paternity has been filed in THAT Saber Acceptance Co., L.L.C., failure to make payments in accordance Street Edmond, Oklahoma 73013 Street Newalla, Oklahoma 74857 this Court. has filed a Petition in the District Court with the terms of the contracts resulted Micheal Thornton 4504 Kenyon Drive OTM Holdings, LLC c/o Kaimbri Name Change The whereabouts of Respondent, of Oklahoma County, State of in an unpaid principal balance of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73127 White, Registered Agent 809 NE 36th Ebenezer Ankrah, are unknown and Oklahoma, suing you for damages $16,232.35, together with interest at the (CV11870035) Occupant of the premises Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118 unascertainable; and after the exercise resulting from a breach of contract note rate of 5.50% per annum from and AMENDED NOTICE OF Hill Star, LLC c/o Jackie L. Hill, Jr., Occupant of the premises 18021 SE of due diligence, the whereabouts of which was entered into on or about after September 5, 2019. HEARING ON CHANGE ON PETI­ Registered Agent 4361 S. Western 149th Street Newalla, Oklahoma 74857 Respondent either within or without the November 5, 2018. Unless Defendant answers the TION TO CHANGE NAME Avenue Norman, Oklahoma 73072 Hill Star, LLC c/o Jackie L. Hill, Jr., State of Oklahoma are unknown. The YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED petition on or before April 22, 2020, CV‑2020‑130 Occupant of the premises 4504 Kenyon Registered Agent 4361 S. Western Petitioner is unable to obtain service that you must file an Answer to the Peti­ judgment will be taken in favor of DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA Drive Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73127 Avenue Norman, Oklahoma 73072 upon the Respondent by any other tion by no later than May 17, 2020 or ME/CU and against Defendant in the COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA The Notice of Sale relates to The Notice of Sale relates to method. this Court will hear the evidence in amount of the total debt of $16,232.35 IN RE: The name of: Jeffrey property located at 4504 Kenyon Drive, property located at 18021 SE 149th WHEREFORE, premises support of the damages claimed by the plus interest as described above after Eliazar Gramajo Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73127. Street, Newalla, Oklahoma 74857. considered, the Petitioner prays the Plaintiffs and shall grant judgment September 5, 2019, together with TO: All interested parties. The legal description is set forth as The legal description is set forth as court shall grant this Motion to Obtain awarding up to $11,499.22 plus interest, ME/CU’s costs and attorney’s fees Take notice that Jeffrey Eliazar follows: follows: Service by Publication of her paternity court costs, and attorney’s fees to the incurred in connection with this matter. Gramajo has petitioned to change Part of the Northeast Quarter A tract of land in the Southwest action. Plaintiff. RICK WARREN his/her name to Eliazar Jeffrey Ochoa (NE/4) of Section Thirty four Quarter (SW/4) of Section Dated this 13th day of February, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have (SEAL) Court Clerk Gramajo. (34), Township Twelve (12) TWENTY‑ONE (21), Township 2020. hereunto affixed my official signature Oklahoma County Court Clerk A Hearing on said petition is set for North, Range Four (4) West of TEN (10) North, Range ONE (1) Cesar Cano‑Pascual OBA # 33480 and seal of said Court this 2nd day of By: Deputy Court Clerk 2:00 o’clock P.M. on the 16th day of the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma East of the Indian Meridian, Michael Brooks‑Jimenez, P.C. March, 2020. Attorneys for plaintiff ME/CU: April, 2020, before Judge Jai Thuong at County, Oklahoma beginning at a Cleveland County, Oklahoma, 5708 S. Western Avenue RICK WARREN B. Gore Gaines, OBA #16500 2:00 o’clock in his/her courtroom in the point 856.21 feet South and 83 being more particularly described Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73109 (SEAL) Court Clerk Chantel P. James, OBA #32431 Oklahoma County Courthouse. Should feet West of the Northeast Corner as follows: Commencing at the Telephone (405) 272‑9393 By: Deputy Montrel D. Preston, OBA #33999 you know of some reason why this of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4); Northwest corner of the Facsimile: (405) 272‑9398 Chris Knight OBA #11390 LYTLE SOULE & FELTY, P.C. change of name should not be allowed Thence South 135.24 feet; thence Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of the Attorney for Petitioner Attorney for Plaintiff 1200 Robinson Renaissance you must file a written protest in the West 50 feet; thence North Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of the (3‑3, 3‑10, 3‑17‑20) 5314 South Yale Avenue, Suite 150 119 North Robinson above styled and numbered cause prior Tulsa, OK 74135 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 135.24; thence East 50 feet to the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of to the above date with the Clerk of this (918) 496‑1200 (405) 235‑7471 (Telephone) point or place of beginning, being said Section 21; thence South Court. Should you fail to do so, the peti­ (CV11867266) (918) 496‑3800 fax (405) 232‑3852 (Facsimile) known as Tract No. 21 of an 00°20’39” East a distance of tion for change of name will be granted AFFIDAVIT TO OBTAIN (3‑10, 3‑17, 3‑24‑20) (3‑10, 3‑17, 3‑24‑20) unrecorded plat of Kenyon 349.00 feet; thence South as prayed. SERVICE BY PUBLICATION OF Addition. 89°55’48” East a distance of RICK WARREN PATERNITY ACTION This Notice of Sale is pursuant to the 333.71 feet to the Point of Begin­ (SEAL) Court Clerk Case Number: FP‑2020‑149 (CV11870060) (CV11870074) Power of Sale provision in the terms of ning; thence continuing South By: DEPUTY IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NOTICE OF PUBLICATION NOTICE BY PUBLICATION the mortgage granted to VWW 89°55’48” East a distance of APPROVED: OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Case No. CJ‑2019‑5117 Case No. CJ‑2019‑6697 Revocable Trust, a revocable trust. 323.06; thence South 00°20’39” Jeffrey Eliazar Gramajo OKLAHOMA IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Judge Don Andrews There has been a breach or default of East a distance of 311.33 feet to 2844 NW 14 IVY CLOTTEY Petitioner, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the mortgage on the failure to make the South line of said Southwest Oklahoma City OK 73107 EBENEZER ANKRAH OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF payments due and a failure to pay taxes. Quarter (SW/4); thence North (405) 924‑7280 Respondent. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES OKLAHOMA Mortgagee VWW Revocable Trust 89°55’48” West a distance of (3‑10‑20) The undersigned Affiant, of lawful CREDIT UNION OF BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., has elected to use the Power of Sale to 328.72 feet; thence North age, being first duly sworn, upon oath OKLAHOMA CITY, an Okla­ Plaintiff, v. LAWRENCE foreclose the mortgage. 00°41’54” East a distance of deposes and says: That she is the Peti­ homa credit union, Plaintiff, v. KLEIN, DECEASED; CHRIS­ The above‑described property will 311.34 feet to the Point of Begin­ (MS11870037) tioner for the Petition for Paternity that BRANDON W. NEFF, and TINA JEWEL KLEIN A/K/A be sold at the date time and place ning. NOTICE OF HEARING ON has been filed in this Court, That the DARCY L. NEFF, Defendants. CHRISTINA KLEIN A/K/A shown below: This Notice of Sale is pursuant to the CHANGE ON PETITION TO last known whereabouts for Ebenezer TO: BRANDON W. NEFF DARCY L. CHRISTINA J. KLEIN; Date: Monday, April 20, 2020 Power of Sale provision in the terms of CHANGE NAME Ankrah was in Ghana. NEFF SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF Time: 10:00 a.m. the mortgage granted to VWW CV‑2020‑563 That the last known whereabouts for PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a CHRISTINA JEWEL KLEIN; Place: Downtown Metropolitan Revocable Trust, a revocable trust. DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA Ebenezer Ankrah was in Ghana. petition has been filed against you in the JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT; Library 300 Park Avenue, Classroom A, There has been a breach or default of COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA Respondent abandoned Petitioner District Court of Oklahoma County, DHL NETWORK 4th Floor Oklahoma City, Oklahoma the mortgage on the failure to make IN RE: The name of: Lauren and their child in 2013 and did not have Oklahoma in Case No. CJ‑2019‑5117, OPERATIONS (USA), INC.; 73102 payments due and a failure to pay taxes. Nicole Shadid any contact with them until 2015. by plaintiff Municipal Employees Credit STEVEN J. HALMOS; The name and address of the Mort­ Mortgagee VWW Revocable Trust TO: All interested parties. That she has neither seen nor heard Union of Oklahoma City (“ME/CU”), STATE OF OKLAHOMA EX gagor is as follows: has elected to use the Power of Sale to Take notice that Lauren Nicole from Ebenezer Ankrah since 2015 when on September 13, 2019. This summons REL OKLAHOMA Danprest Consulting, LLC 1800 NE foreclose the mortgage. Shadid has petitioned to change his/her he signed the “Statement of Consent” to by publication is specifically directed to EMPLOYMENT SECURITY 135th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma The above‑described property will name to Lauren Hansen Shadid. obtain a passport for the minor child. He Brandon W. Neff and Darcy L. Neff COMMISSION; AND MOUN­ 73131 be sold at the date, time and place Continued on next page LPXLP 8B « March 10, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

Donohue‑Estes to Katie Rebekah PUBLIC STORAGE # 26567, 3290 City, OK, 73159‑6455; K2 ‑ Boucher, cancellation. We reserve the right to person at the Purchasing Department Donohue, that said Petition will be Classen Blvd, Norman, OK 73071, Donovan ‑ 2409 SW 48th St, Oklahoma refuse any bid. Payment must be in cash Office, 2500 NE 30th Street, Room Name Change heard before District Judge Natalie Mai (405) 217‑0148 Time: 08:30 AM 0520 City, OK, 73119‑4818; K27 ‑ Willis, or credit card‑no checks. Buyers must B105, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to whom it is assigned, at the Oklahoma ‑ blackwood, jack ‑ 880498 S 3370 Rd, Jana ‑ 130 SE 52nd St, Oklahoma City, secure the units with their own personal 73111. All proposals shall adhere to the County Courthouse, Oklahoma City, Chandler, OK, 74834‑5465; 0526 ‑ OK, 73129‑3604; L21 ‑ Williams, locks. To claim tax‑exempt status, conditions as set forth in the bid A Hearing on said petition is set for Oklahoma, 321 Park Avenue, Pearce, Brandon ‑ 4704 Tanglewood Nicolle ‑ 1136 S Miles Ave, El Reno, original RESALE certificates for each document. 1:30 o’clock P.M. on the 16th day of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on the 16th Ct, Norman, OK, 73072‑3118; 0602 ‑ OK, 73036‑5344; L36 ‑ Delaware, space purchased is required. By PS The Oklahoma City Public School April, 2020, before Judge Ogden at day of April, 2020, at 10:00 o’clock Mcalister, Pam ‑ 417e cleveland, ponca Christina ‑ 218 SE 44th St, Oklahoma Orangeco, Inc., 701 Western Avenue, District is committed to a policy of 1:30 o’clock in his/her courtroom in the a.m., and that any person may file a city, OK, 74601; 0852 ‑ taylor Reed, City, OK, 73129‑3056 Glendale, CA 91201. (818) 244‑8080. equal employment opportunity and Oklahoma County Courthouse. Should written protest or objection in said rebecca ‑ 2674 E Oak Ln, Guthrie, OK, PUBLIC STORAGE # 25622, 2809 (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) affirmative action, and does not discrim­ you know of some reason why this cause prior to the date set for hearing, 73044‑9253; 1017 ‑ Nere, Timothy ‑ W I 240 Service Rd Ste 405, Oklahoma inate against any employee or applicant change of name should not be allowed stating why said Petition should not be 524 S Canadian St, Purcell, OK, City, OK 73159, (405) 445‑6395 Time: for employment because of race, color, you must file a written protest in the granted. 73080‑5814; 1114 ‑ Roberts, Gary ‑ 09:45 AM 1001 ‑ Graves, Tonya ‑ 2825 religion, sex, age, national origin, or above styled and numbered cause prior DATED this 9th day of March, 1613 Cinderella Ave, Norman, OK, SW 56th St, Oklahoma City, OK, handicap. Utilization of any agency for to the above date with the Clerk of this 2020. 73072‑6032; 1307 ‑ bailey, monica ‑ 73119‑5608; 1145 ‑ Bourland, Freddie ‑ Miscellaneous goods and services is predicated upon it Court. Should you fail to do so, the peti­ RICK WARREN 601 Woods Dr, Noble, OK, 617 Holly St, Perry, OK, 73077‑3423; adherence to a similar policy of nondis­ tion for change of name will be granted (SEAL) Court Clerk 73068‑8209; 1610 ‑ skinner, Maci ‑ 701 1156 ‑ Jackson, Devin ‑ 1109 w‑i240 (MS11867055) crimination and affirmative action. as prayed. By: Deputy Biloxi Dr Apt D, Norman, OK, Serivce Rd #4, okc, OK, 73139; 1168 ‑ The Metropolitan Library System (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) RICK WARREN Approved by: 73071‑2337; 1722 ‑ Gedeon, Heidi ‑ Richardson, Felicia ‑ 714 S Fabrique requesting sealed bids for (SEAL) Court Clerk Shannon D. Taylor, OBA #20866 1218 Clearwater Dr, Norman, OK, Dr, Wichita, KS, 67218‑2818; 1171 ‑ ITB‑20‑999‑04 production and delivery By: DEPUTY Shannon D. Taylor, PLLC 73071‑4322; 1807 ‑ Horn, Tracy ‑ 1901 Militar, Dawn ‑ 2205 SW 68th St, of Library Cards. APPROVED: 3422 NW 135th Street E Lindsey St Apt 23B, Norman, OK, Oklahoma City, OK, 73159‑2933; 2122 Sealed bids will be accepted until Lauren Nicole Shadid OKC OK 73120 73071‑1863 ‑ Gamble, Tressa ‑ 3836 SW 39th St, March 26, 2020, at 2:00 PM in the Land Use 13032 Burnt Oak Rd. 405‑602‑8446 PUBLIC STORAGE # 26565, 905 Oklahoma City, OK, 73119‑2813; 2135 Business Office at the Downtown OKC OK 73120 (3‑10‑20) SE 19th St, Moore, OK 73160, (405) ‑ Parker, Donna ‑ 324 SE44th st, Okc, Library (3rd floor), 300 Park Avenue, (MS11870121) (405) 808‑3391 200‑1835 Time: 08:45 AM 0122 ‑ OK, 73129; 2138 ‑ Wariner, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. Bids will be NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO (3‑10‑20) Lester, Alfred ‑ P.O. Box 6364, Moore, Christopher ‑ 2253 NW 41st St, opened and read aloud at that time in USE STREAM WATER OK, 73153‑0364; 0522 ‑ Garcia, Jesse ‑ Oklahoma City, OK, 73112‑8890; 2154 the 3rd floor conference room. Notice is hereby given that Daniel R. Robinson whose address is 1534 (MS11870039) 3000 S Hulen St Ste 124 # 359, Fort ‑ Carr, Elrey ‑ 3131 SW 89th #11205, Bids shall be in a sealed envelope, Camino Cerrito SE, Albuquerque, NM NOTICE OF FILING PETITION Juvenile Worth, TX, 76109‑1934; 0626 ‑ Revas, Oklahoma City, OK, 73159; 3105 ‑ clearly marked “Sealed Bid ‑ ITB 87123 has filed an application, FOR CHANGE OF NAME Lance ‑ 4005 Madison Ave, Moore, Thompson, Ladine ‑ 1811 N Stonewall 20‑999‑04 Library Cards” and shall (JV11870137) #2019‑058, with the Oklahoma Water Case No.: CV‑2020‑559 OK, 73160‑7649; 0628 ‑ Johnson, Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, 73111‑1043; have the name and address of the NOTICE OF HEARING Resources Board (Board) for a seasonal IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Michelle ‑ 1600 NE 6th Terr, Moore, 3111 ‑ Warren, Diana ‑ 4120 NW 10th Vendor and the time and date of the bid Case No. FA‑2019‑362 permit to use a total of 50 acre‑feet of OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OK, 73160; 0714 ‑ Tyler, Whitney ‑ St Apt 304, Oklahoma City, OK, opening. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF stream water per season each year OKLAHOMA 1101 Julies Trail, Moore, OK, 73160; 73107‑5819; 3112 ‑ Powell, Elizabeth ‑ The specifications and bid OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF (April thru October), at a diversion rate In the Matter of the 0751 ‑ Loiacono, Holly ‑ 1934 Fillmore 6219 S. Independance Ave Apt H 314, documents may be obtained from the OKLAHOMA not to exceed 500 gallons per minute Application of Blakely Berry as Ave Apt D, Norman, OK, 73072‑5607; Oklahoma City, OK, 73159; 4013 ‑ Business Office at the Downtown IN THE MATTER OF THE from one point of diversion on the next of friend of (child) 1129 ‑ Foster, Daniel ‑ 1008 Teak Ct, LaFave, David ‑ 4000 NW 11th St, Library (3rd floor), 300 Park Avenue, ADOPTION OF: E.J.W. DOB: North Canadian River located as Nicholas James Fitzgerald Moore, OK, 73160‑8352; 1131 ‑ Hunt, Oklahoma City, OK, 73107‑5108; 4017 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 or by calling 10/21/2019 A.K.A. Baby follows: SE SE NW of Section 20, Berry to change Her/His name James ‑ 4336 Ericson Dr Apt 3, ‑ Wright, Larry ‑ 2704 SW 53rd St, John Rahhal or Lisa Walker at Gonzales A MINOR CHILD. T14N, RIOWIM, Canadian County. To Whom It May Concern: Colorado Springs, CO, 80906‑5333; Oklahoma City, OK, 73119‑5616; 4020 405‑606‑3794/3792. THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA The water is proposed to be used for Take notice that (a) Blakely Berry, 1136 ‑ Foster, Daniel ‑ 1008 Teak Ct, ‑ McMillin, Jennifer ‑ 1282 W 74th Apt Following the evaluation of bids, a TO: Austin Butler, Father of E.J.W., a irrigation of 50 acres located as follows: as next of friend of Nicholas James Moore, OK, 73160‑8352; 1308 ‑ 116, Oklahoma City, OK, 73139‑2215; recommendation will be made to the minor child who was born on the 21st NW of section 20, T 14N, R10WIM, Fitzgerald Berry, has filed in the above Johnson, Nakia ‑ 544 SE 71st St, Okla­ 4111 ‑ Gartner, Steven ‑ 5901 S Lee Metropolitan Library Commission for day of October, 2019, at Integris Baptist Canadian County, as more specifically court a Petition to have the minor child’s homa City, OK, 73149‑2606; 1329 ‑ Ave Apt 102, Oklahoma City, OK, approval. Hospital, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma described in the application. Use of name changed as follows, to wit: From Packhorse, Valerie ‑ 1211 Sequoyah 73109‑8231; 5018 ‑ Bonds, Shanquiche (3‑6, 3‑10‑20) County, Oklahoma. stream water is governed by Sections (a) Nicholas James Fitzgerald Berry to Cir, Moore, OK, 73160‑6800; 1333 ‑ ‑ 1536 SW 46th St, Oklahoma City, You are notified that on the 15th day 105.1 and following of Title 82 of the Nicholas James Fitzgerald Berry II, and Drain, Jesse ‑ 248 SE 23rd St, Moore, OK, 73119‑5016; 5028 ‑ garcia, Juan ‑ of January, 2020, an Application for (MS11870169) Oklahoma Statutes and rules of the that the same will be heard by the OK, 73160‑6250; 1353 ‑ Holt, Heather 14412 Keri Cir, Oklahoma City, OK, Order Determining the Child, E.J.W., OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC Board, Oklahoma Administrative Code Honorable Judge Stallings of Oklahoma ‑ 14405 S Robinson Ave, Oklahoma 73170‑7225; 5051 ‑ Gomez, Miquel ‑ Eligible for Adoption Without the SCHOOLS (OAC), Title 785, Chapter 20. County, in the County Courthouse, City, OK, 73170‑7233; 1441 ‑ williams, 6449 S Drexel Ave, Oklahoma City, Consent of the Father and Termination 900 NORTH KLEIN; OKLAHOMA Protests to the application must be in located at 321 Park Avenue, Oklahoma destiny ‑ 1005 Silver Maple, Moore, OK, 73159‑1338; 6024 ‑ Gray, Tamia ‑ of Parental Rights was filed herein. Said CITY, OKLAHOMA 73106 writing and received by the Board at the City, Oklahoma 73102, on the 30th day OK, 73160‑8343 vehicle 9720 S.BROOKLINE, OKLA­ Application is set for hearing on the Sealed Quotations are requested by address listed below and by the of April, 2020, 1:30 p.m.; and that any PUBLIC STORAGE # 26569, 1530 HOMA CITY, OK, 73159; 6025 ‑ 30th day of March, 2020, at 9:00 a.m. the Board of Education of the applicant at the address listed above no person may file a written protest in the SW 119th St, Oklahoma City, OK Smith, Sheryl ‑ 18200 SE 149th St, in the District Courtroom of Adop­ Oklahoma City Public Schools, District later than April 6, 2020, and contain the case, prior to the date set for hearing. 73170, (405) 701‑6145 Time: 09:00 Newalla, OK, 74857‑5301 tion/Guardianship Judges Room 315 in I‑89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, at following: (1) name, address, and tele­ RICK WARREN AM 0307 ‑ Dodd, LaRena ‑ 1116 NW PUBLIC STORAGE # 25624, 4105 the District Court of Oklahoma County, the Purchasing Office, 2500 NE 30th phone number of the interested person; (SEAL) Court Clerk 10th St Apt B, Moore, OK, S May Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73119, State of Oklahoma. Street; Room B105, Oklahoma City, (2) the particular application number to By: Deputy 73170‑1212; 0612 ‑ GROGG, (405) 561‑2717 Time: 10:00 AM The Petitioners have alleged in the Oklahoma, no later than 2:00 p.m., which the protest relates; (3) specific Send copy of Affidavit of Publication to TAMARA ‑ 960 N Main St Apt 30, AA21 ‑ Kavouszinabad, Parviz ‑ 7000 S Application that said child is eligible for April 7, 2020, for furnishing: RFP information to show how approval of : Newcastle, OK, 73065‑4177; 0732 ‑ Walker Ave Apt 66, Oklahoma City, adoption without your consent in that 20‑031 Data Center Construction the application proposed may directly Blakely Berry Williams, Carrie ‑ 12205 S Western OK, 73139‑7210; AA32 ‑ Bailey, you, Austin Butler, alleged Father of Project and adversely affect legally protected 1131 NW 34th St Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, 73170‑5901; Norma ‑ 211 sw 52 st, oklahoma city, E.J. W., have wholly failed to show he The Board of Education of Inde­ interests of the person filing the protest; OKC, OK 73118 1122 ‑ Carr, Amber ‑ 313 Stan Patty OK, 73119; B28 ‑ Waldenville, brittney has exercised parental rights or duties pendent School District I‑89 of and (4) a statement of the relief sought 405‑823‑1077 Blvd, Newcastle, OK, 73065‑9702; ‑ 610 Shell St, Healdton, OK, toward the minor, including, but not Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, is under by the interested person. A person who 1223 ‑ Steskal, Kimberly ‑ 517 73438‑1876; B32 ‑ Megehee, Jessica ‑ (3‑10‑20) limited to, failure to contribute to the no obligation to accept any proposal sends a letter containing only a general Williams St, Springfield, IL, 701 W Hayes St, Shawnee, OK, support of the mother of the child to the and reserves the right to accept or reject objection or comment will not be 62704‑2856; 1230 ‑ Brown, David ‑ 74801‑8201; B36 ‑ Scott, Brooke ‑ extent of his financial ability during her any or all proposals. The Board of deemed to be a party, but the letter will (MS11870042) 9201 S Shartel Ave Apt 101, Oklahoma 1527 NE 20th St, Oklahoma City, OK, term of pregnancy pursuant to 10 O.S. § Education also reserves the right to be made part of the permanent record. NOTICE OF FILING PETITION City, OK, 73139‑5201 73111‑2333; B53 ‑ Conn, Margaret ‑ 7505‑4.2 (C)(1), and that you have make such selections as in its judgment If a protest that meets the FOR CHANGE OF NAME PUBLIC STORAGE # 26570, 7825 2845 NW 21st St, Oklahoma City, OK, abandoned the minor child pursuant to is best suited for the purpose intended. requirements listed in the paragraph Case No.: CV‑2019‑2653 S Walker Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73107‑3111; B65 ‑ Williams, April ‑ 10 O.S. §7505‑4.2(G). Note: Mandatory Pre‑Bid Meeting above is tiled with both the applicant IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 73139, (405) 212‑4794 Time: 09:15 6219 S Independence Ave Apt H308, YOU ARE, THEREFORE, on March 23, 2020, 2020 at 11:00AM and Board, a hearing on this application OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF AM 050 ‑ Crump, Michela ‑ 3431 SE Oklahoma City, OK, 73159‑1216; NOTIFIED THAT THE COURT WILL at 2500 NE 30th Street, Bldg. #3 Okla­ will be scheduled and the applicant and OKLAHOMA 44th St Apt 129, Oklahoma City, OK, BB11 ‑ Paz, Mariangel ‑ 945 SW 54th HEAR EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF homa City, OK 73111. protestant(s) will be advised of the In the Matter of the 73135‑1037; 101 ‑ Fisher, Tony ‑ 2112 St, Oklahoma City, OK, 73109‑4405; AND IN OPPOSITION TO THE INSTRUCTIONS: hearing date. Protestants or their repre­ Application of TIFFANY SW 23rd St, Oklahoma City, OK, BB3 ‑ Reyes, Lazaro ‑ 340 Wichita Dr, GRANTING OF THE PETITION AT All proposals shall be submitted in a sentatives must appear at the hearing HOANG as next of friend of 73108‑6606; 146 ‑ Lamb, Faith ‑ 4209 Norman, OK, 73071‑7212; C16 ‑ THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SEALED PACKAGE/ENVELOPE, in and present the protest to be considered. child HOANG NHU‑Y Thorn Burn Pl, Oklahoma City, OK, Naquin, Kimberly ‑ 4300 S Portland SHOWN WHERE YOU WILL HAVE compliance with the Request for Hearings are governed by Section 309 HUYNH To change her name 73179‑3869; 148 ‑ Kennedy, D. L. ‑ Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, 73119‑2961; To Whom It May Concern: THE RIGHT TO BE PRESENT AND Proposal (RFP) document. Additional of Title 75 and Section 105.11 of Title AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD 1553 Johnston Dr, Oklahoma City, OK, C18 ‑ Mann, Judy ‑ 6100 S Walker RFP documents, specifications and/or 82 of the Oklahoma Statutes, and the Take notice that TIFFANY 73119‑3700; 151 ‑ Bradley, Christine ‑ Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, 73139‑7026; HOANG, as next of friend of HOANG AT SAID TIME AND PLACE description of equipment and/or rules of Board, OAC Title 785, chapters INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO 7608 Monterey Dr, Oklahoma City, C41 ‑ Deere, Cheryl ‑ 3385 SW 17th St, services desired, are available by 4 and 20. If you have any questions, NHU‑Y HUYNH, has filed in the above OK, 73139‑4610; 184 ‑ Mathis, Quaila Oklahoma City, OK, 73108‑4001; C42 court a Petition to have the minor child’s OBJECT TO THE ADOPTION OF emailing [email protected] or in Continued on next page YOUR CHILD. YOUR FAILURE TO ‑ 4721 S Harvey Ave, Oklahoma City, ‑ Davis, Nikki ‑ 117 SE 39th St, name changed as follows, to wit: From OK, 73109‑7423; 258 ‑ Breuner, Oklahoma City, OK, 73129‑2817; C46 HOANG NHU‑Y HUYNH to KAYLA APPEAR AT THIS HEARING SHALL CONSTITUTE A DENIAL OF YOUR Richard ‑ 717 Santa Rosa Dr, ‑ Gonzalez, Olga ‑ 2817 S Woodward HUYNH, and that the same will be Oklahoma City, OK, 73139‑4624; 317 ‑ Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, 73108‑5233; heard in the District Court of Oklahoma INTEREST IN YOUR CHILD WHICH Miscellaneous DENIAL MAY RESULT, WITHOUT Crothers, Bryant ‑ 2300 N Prospect CC39 ‑ Krischer, Abby ‑ 3400 S County, Oklahoma, the County Court Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, 73111‑2226; Shields Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK, House, located at 321 Park Avenue, FURTHER NOTICE OF THIS (MS11869952) PROCEEDING OR ANY 337 ‑ Deer, Kianah ‑ 608 SW 70th St, 73129‑2600; D41 ‑ Barrett, Curtis ‑ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, on Oklahoma City, OK, 73139‑4404; 352 ‑ 355514 E 900 Rd, Stroud, OK, the 30th day of April, 2020, at 2:30 SUBSEQUENT PROCEEDINGS, IN Maguire, Teresa ‑ 2533 Moran Rd, 74079‑3856; E1 ‑ Cordova, Lynnz ‑ pm before the Honorable Judge. YOUR CHILD’S ADOPTION Choctaw, OK, 73020‑6747; 376 ‑ 604 SW 47th St, Oklahoma City, OK, Andrews; and that any person may file a WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT DeShazo, Peggy ‑ 807 SW 48th St, 73109‑7312; E14 ‑ Ford, Lucy ‑ 3309 S written protest in the case, prior to the THEREBY ULTIMATELY TERMI­ Oklahoma City, OK, 73109‑4011 Stults Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, date set for hearing. NATING YOUR RIGHTS TO YOUR PUBLIC STORAGE # 25623, 8012 73119‑1620; E23 ‑ Barwick, Emma ‑ RICK WARREN CHILD IN ACCORDANCE WITH S Santa Fe, Oklahoma City, OK 73139, 1111 W I 240 Service Rd Apt 4, (SEAL) Court Clerk THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF (405) 561‑1908 Time: 09:30 AM B18 ‑ Oklahoma City, OK, 73139‑2109; FF24 CLERK/BAILIFF THE DISTRICT OKLAHOMA. Roseberry, Dusti ‑ 10709 Greenbriar ‑ Smith, Jessica ‑ 723 Swan Lake Rd, COURT Dated this 9th day of March, 2020. Chase, Oklahoma City, OK, Edmond, OK, 73003‑4809; FF38 ‑ Send copy of Affidavit of Publication to APRIL D. COLLINS 73170‑3214; B29 ‑ Risenhoover, Tyler ‑ Mann, Judy ‑ 3334 W Main St # 442, : JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT 312 N First St, Hitchcock, OK, Norman, OK, 73072‑4805; FF7 ‑ Tiffanny Hoang, as next of friend of LINQUE HILTON GILLETT, OBA 73744‑4601; B31 ‑ Colbert, Greg ‑ Camargo, Mahelet ‑ 4913 S Sage Ave, child #21966 3505 Terry Way, Del City, OK, Oklahoma City, OK, 73109‑7712 Hoang Nhu‑Y Huynh Danielle K. Dezort, OBA #33498 73115‑1916; C21 ‑ Groves, Gary ‑ 700 PUBLIC STORAGE # 26566, 9720 8044 NW 79th Ter 1901 N. Moore Ave. Suite #7 SE 30th St, Oklahoma City, OK, SW 15th St, Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma City, OK 73132 Moore, OK 3160 73129‑5002; C45 ‑ Carter, Douglas ‑ 73128, (405) 622‑3946 Time: 10:15 (3‑10‑20) 405‑367‑8187/1‑800‑924‑8314 (fax) Email: 512 SW 43rd St Apt 15, Oklahoma AM 0234 ‑ Walton, Ashley ‑ 5587 NW [email protected] City, OK, 73109‑3537; C49 ‑ Prince, 50th St, Oklahoma City, OK, (MS11870111) ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONERS Kevin ‑ 9501 A I‑35 Service Road, 73122‑5230; 0242 ‑ Fromm, Robert ‑ NOTICE OF FILING PETITION (3‑10‑20) Moore, OK, 73160; E14 ‑ TAYLOR, 1128 N Eagle Ln, Oklahoma City, OK, FOR CHANGE OF NAME LACI ‑ 1101 W I 240 Service Rd, 73127‑6839; 0243 ‑ Palma, Robin ‑ Case No: CV‑2020‑567 Oklahoma City, OK, 73139‑2151; E22 ‑ 2121 Cottonwood Creek Ave, Yukon, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Mellado, Jorge ‑ 1604 SW 29th St, OK, 73099‑7878; 0244 ‑ Palma, Robin OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Oklahoma City, OK, 73119‑2204; E24 ‑ ‑ 2121 Cottonwood Creek Ave, Yukon, OKLAHOMA Storage Auction Mellado, Jorge ‑ 1604 SW 29th St, OK, 73099‑7878; 0245 ‑ Palma, Robin In re Application for Name Oklahoma City, OK, 73119‑2204; F20 ‑ ‑ 2121 Cottonwood Creek Ave, Yukon, Change of KATIE REBEKAH (MS11870116) Taylor, Laura ‑ 2302 W I 240 Service OK, 73099‑7878; 0414 ‑ Peace, DONOHUE‑ESTES. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Rd Apt 232, Oklahoma City, OK, Clifford ‑ 305 S Chanda Ln, Mustang, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: To satisfy the owner’s storage lien, 73159‑8258; G3 ‑ Hooper, James ‑ 912 OK, 73064‑4040; 0702 ‑ Ballhorn, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PS Orange Co. Inc. will sell at public SE 70th St, Oklahoma City, OK, Jamison ‑ 821 S Frances Ave, El Reno, on the 9th day of March, 2020, Katie lien sale on March 25, 2020, the 73149‑2726; I15 ‑ Ramsey, Margree ‑ OK, 73036‑4938; 0823 ‑ Fromm, Rebekah Donohue‑Estes, Petitioner, by personal property in the below‑listed 3708 S Douglas Ave Apt 11, Oklahoma Robert ‑ vehicle 1128 N Eagle Ln, and through her attorney of record, units, which may include but are not City, OK, 73119; I22 ‑ Burkhalter, Oklahoma City, OK, 73127‑6839; 1402 Shannon D. Taylor of the law firm of limited to: household and personal Kisha ‑ 1217 NE 16th St, Oklahoma ‑ Englebretson, Forrest ‑ 422s 8th st, Shannon D. Taylor, PLLC, filed her items, office and other equipment. The City, OK, 73117‑1017; J11 ‑ Sramek, Yukon, OK, 73099 verified Petition in the above styled and public sale of these items will begin at Kimberly ‑ 223 N Eastern Ave Apt A, Public sale terms, rules, and numbered cause, requesting that her 08:30 AM and continue until all units Moore, OK, 73160‑6962; J25 ‑ West, regulations will be made available prior name be changed from Katie Rebekah are sold. Joshua ‑ 3200 SW 84th St, Oklahoma to the sale. All sales are subject to (3‑10‑20) LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 10, 2020» 9B

Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320 P.O. Box 18486 premiums, and expenses necessary for P.D. Taylor Annex Building at 320 Robert S. Kerr, Robert S. Kerr, First Floor, Room 101, Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 the preservation of the subject property, Sheriff of Oklahoma County Room 101 The real property has been Land Use in the City of Oklahoma City, Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 if any, said property having been duly State of Oklahoma appraised as required by law at a real Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, the Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 appraised at $145,000.00. Sale will be Carolyn K. Hebeli, #15944 value of $ 50,000. Sheriff of said County will offer for sale BT File No.: 118569 made pursuant to a Special Execution Wesley T. Kozeny, #31325 Sale will be made pursuant to a please contact Mary Nell Brueggen at and sell, with appraisement, for cash, at (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) And Order Of Sale issued in accordance Kozeny & McCubbin, L.C. Special Execution and Order of Sale (405) 530‑8800. Board mailing address: public auction, to the highest and best with judgment entered in the District Attorneys for Plaintiff issued in accordance with judgment Oklahoma Water Resources Board, bidder, all that certain real estate in Court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, 609 South Kelly Avenue, Suite A‑2 entered in the District Court of Okla­ (SS11869501) Planning & Management Division, 3800 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: in Case No. CJ‑2019‑5270, entitled Edmond, Oklahoma 73003 homa County, Oklahoma, in Case No. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE N. Classen Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK Lot Eight (8), of Block Eight (8), PennyMac Loan Services, LLC, Phone: (405) 285‑8100 CJ‑2019‑ 4620, entitled Quicken Loans, CJ‑2019‑4568 73118‑2881. Board fax number: (405) in Rambling Acres, an Addition Plaintiff, vs. Fredrick McNeil, Fax: (405) 285‑8951 Inc., Plaintiff, v. Erik R. Weig, Notice is given that on the 16th day 530‑8900. to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Spouse of Fredrick McNeil, if (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) Christina C. Weig, Jane Doe, as of April, 2020, at 2:00 PM, at the All stream water use permits issued County, Oklahoma, according to married, A/K/A Christine McNeil Occupant of the Premises and John Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320 by the Board contain the condition and the recorded plat thereof; and United States of America ex rel., Doe, as Occupant of the Premises, Robert. Kerr, First Floor, Room 101, in limitation that the use of stream water subject to unpaid taxes, advancements Internal Revenue Services, being all (SS11869858) being all of the Defendants and persons the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma shall not interfere with domestic uses or by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance of the Defendants and persons holding NOTICE OF SALE holding or claiming any interest or lien County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said existing appropriative rights. premiums, and expenses necessary for or claiming any interest or lien in the CASE NO. CJ‑2019‑4620 in the subject property. County will offer for sale and sell, with Judge: Richard Ogden (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) the preservation of the subject property, subject property. Dated: March 3, 2020. appraisement, for cash, at public IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN if any, said property having been duly P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of P.D. Taylor auction, to the highest and best bidder, AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY appraised at $75,000.00. Sale will be Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Sheriff of Oklahoma all that certain real estate in Oklahoma STATE OF OKLAHOMA made pursuant to a Second Alias Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021 Sally E. Garrison, OBA # 18709 County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: QUICKEN LOANS INC., ‑Special Execution And Order Of Sale BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. Chad T. Hantak, OBA # 33651 Lot Eighteen (18), in Block Nine Plaintiff, ‑vs‑ ERIK R. WEIG; Oklahoma County issued in accordance with judgment P.O. Box 18486 THE MORTGAGE LAW FIRM, PLLC (9), in CANYON NORTH CHRISTINA C. WEIG; JOHN entered in the District Court of Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 421 NW 13th Street, Suite 300 ADDITION, SECTION 1, to DOE, AS OCCUPANT OF Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in Case Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 Oklahoma City, OK 73103 Sheriff’s Sale Oklahoma City, Oklahoma THE PREMISES; AND JANE No. CJ‑2018‑5627, entitled First Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 Telephone: (405) 246‑0602 County, Oklahoma, according to DOE, AS OCCUPANT OF (SS11869491) United Bank and Trust Company, BT File No.: 119120 Facsimile: (405) 698‑0007 the recorded plat thereof; THE PREMISES, Defendants. ALIAS NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S Plaintiff, vs. John S. Samuels, Jarso (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) [email protected] subject to unpaid taxes, advancements TO: Above‑named Defendants and All SALE B. Samuels and Unknown Occupants [email protected] by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance Persons Having or Claiming an Interest CJ‑2017‑6192 of a Home with a Mailing Address of Attorney for Plaintiff premiums, and expenses necessary for in the Real Property Notice is given that on the 16th day 8628 NW 91st Street, Oklahoma City, (SS11869856) (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) the preservation of the subject property, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the of April, 2020, at 2:00 PM, at the OK 73132, if any, being all of the NOTICE OF ALIAS SHERIFF’S if any, and subject to the lien of the Sheriff of Oklahoma County will sell Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320 Defendants and persons holding or SALE Defendant, BancFirst, on the heating the real property described below to (SS11869860) Robert. Kerr, First Floor, Room 101, in claiming any interest or lien in the Case No. CJ‑2019‑98 and cooling equipment HVAC Unit satisfy a judgment in the above‑entitled NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma subject property. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Model #58STA070‑‑‑16116, Serial action. Case No. CJ‑2019‑4830 County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF #3415A20294, said property having Lot Twenty (20), in Block One Judge Natalie Mai County will offer for sale and sell, with Oklahoma County, Oklahoma OKLAHOMA been duly appraised at $100,000. Sale (1) of WOODCREST HEIGHTS WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., appraisement, for cash, at public Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021 Bank of America, N.A., will be made pursuant to a Special an Addition to Del City, Plaintiff, v. ERASMO auction, to the highest and best bidder, BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P .C. Plaintiff, vs. Walter C. Hester, Execution And Order Of Sale issued in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, SANCHEZ; SPOUSE, IF all that certain real estate in Oklahoma P.O. Box 18486 Jr., et al., Defendants. accordance with judgment entered in according to the recorded plat ANY, OF ERASMO County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 Defendant(s): Walter C. Hester, Jr., the District Court of Oklahoma County, thereof. SANCHEZ; AND JOHN DOE, Lot Thirteen (13) in Block Three Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 Anita Brison, Unknown Spouse, if any, Oklahoma, in Case No. CJ‑2019‑4568, Property Address: OCCUPANT Defendant(s). (3) of Woodwind, an Addition to Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 of Anita Brison, Dejon Brison, Edward entitled WILMINGTON SAVINGS 4776 Crest PI. NOTICE IS GIVEN to Erasmo the City of Oklahoma City, BT File No.: 118216 Brison, Jr., Unknown Spouse, if any, of FUND SOCIETY, FSB, AS Oklahoma City, OK 73117 Sanchez; Spouse, if any, of Erasmo Okla ­homa County, Oklahoma, (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) Edward Brison, Jr., Rhonda Hester, D TRUSTEE OF UPLAND The real property will be offered for Sanchez; John Doe, Occupant, and their according to the recorded plat & S Trucking Service, MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST A, sale for cash at public auction to the unknown successors and assigns, that thereof; Notice is given that on April 16, Plaintiff, vs. Unknown successors of highest bidder to take place on: on April 16, 2020, at 2 o’clock p.m., at subject to unpaid taxes, advancements (SS11869497) 2020, at 2 o’clock p.m., at the Billy Rex Andis, if any, Spouse of Time: 2:00 p.m. room 101 of the Courthouse Annex by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance ALIAS NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S Oklahoma County Courthouse the Billy Rex Andis, if married, United Date 16th day of April, 2020 Bldg., 320 Robe S. Kerr of e County premiums, and expenses necessary for SALE Sheriff of said County will offer for sale CJ‑2019‑2716 States of America ex rel., Secretary and sell, for cash, at public auction, to Place: Oklahoma County Courthouse Continued on next page the preservation of the subject property, of Housing and Urban Development if any, said property having been duly Notice is given that on the 16th day the highest and best bidder, all that of April, 2020, at 2:00 PM, at the and BancFirst, being all of the certain real estate in Oklahoma County, appraised at $175,000.00. Sale will be Defendants and persons holding or made pursuant to an Alias Special Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320 Oklahoma, to‑wit: Robert S. err, First Floor, Room 101, in claiming any interest or lien in the THE EAST 5 ACRES OF THE Execution And Order Of Sale issued in subject property. accordance with judgment entered in the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma NORTH 10 ACRES OF LOT City of Oklahoma City Public Notices County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of FOUR (4) OTHERWISE the District Court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma (CY11870009) Oklahoma, in Case No. CJ‑2017‑6192, County will offer for sale and sell, with DESCRIBED AS THE NORTH­ appraisement, for cash, at public Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021 WEST QUARTER (NW/4) OF (Published in the Journal Record March 10, 2020) entitled Pacific Union Financial LLC, NOTICE OF HEARING auction, to the highest and best bidder, BAER& TIMBERLAKE, P.C. THE NORTHWEST QUARTER Plaintiff, vs. Travis J. Downs, Lori K. CASE NUMBER: CE‑1015 all that certain real estate in Oklahoma P.O. Box 18486 (NW/4) OF SECTION THREE Downs, AKA Lori Kay Honeycutt, Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 DATE OF HEARING March 26, 2020 Spouse of Lori K. Downs, if married, County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: (3), TOWNSHIP TWELVE (12) LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract of land being a part of the Northeast Quarter The South Half (S/2) of Lot Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 NORTH, RANGE TWO (2) United States of America ex rel., Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 (NE/4) of Section Four (4), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Three (3) West of Secretary of Housing and Urban Eleven (11) of Block Eight (8) in WEST OF THE INDIAN the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, being all of the BROOKHAVEN ESTATES, an BT File No.: 118475 MERIDIAN, OKLAHOMA Development, Woodwind, A Residen­ (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) Platted 20’ East‑West Alley in Block Fifteen (15) of SOUTH OKLAHOMA tial Community, Inc” Midland Addition to Oklahoma City, COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, ADDITION as shown on the Plat recorded in Book PL1, Page 16 Funding, LLC, Vivid Lawns, John Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, ACCORDING TO THE PUBLIC HEARING INFORMATION Doe, as occupant of the premises and according to the recorded plat (SS11869502) GOVERNMENT SURVEY This notice is to inform you that Hilltop Plaza, LLC and Oklahoma City Urban Jane Doe, as occupant of the thereof; NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE THEREOF. Renewal Authority filed an application with the Oklahoma City Development premises, being all of the Defendants subject to unpaid taxes, advancements CJ‑2019‑5270 subject to unpaid taxes, assessments, Services Department to close the easement(s) indicated on the reverse side of this and persons holding or claiming any by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance Notice is given that on the 16th day advancements by Plaintiff for taxes, notice. The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown above. interest or lien in the subject property. premiums, and expenses necessary for of April, 2020, at 2:00 PM, at the insurance premiums, expenses The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown above. It is P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of the preservation of the subject property, Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320 necessary for the preservation of the recommended that lengthy written materials not be presented to the Commission by, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma if any, said property having been duly Robert S. Kerr, First Floor, Room 101, subject property, if any, and prior applicants, protestants or other persons at the Commission hearing. However, brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc may be presented to Commission to Don Timberlake ‑ #9021 appraised at $70,000.00. Sale will be in the City of Oklahoma City, security interests in fixtures, if any, said illustrate a point regarding a case. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P .C. made pursuant to an Alias Special Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, the property having been appraised at Execution And Order Of Sale issued in Sheriff of said County will offer for sale $150,000.00. Sale will be made of a pending application should be submitted to the City staff by noon on Friday P.O. Box 18486 March 20, 2020 in order to be copied and delivered to the Commission members that Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 accordance with judgment entered in and sell, with appraisement, for cash, at pursuant to order of sale issued in the District Court of Oklahoma County, public auction, to the highest and best accordance with judgment entered in afternoon. Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 Oklahoma, in Case No. CJ‑2019‑2716, bidder, all that certain real estate in the District Court of Oklahoma County, entitled Quicken Loans Inc., Plaintiff, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: Oklahoma. the City Council where an ordinance to close the easement(s) is scheduled for a final BT File No.: 115011 public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from the (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) vs. Traci Walsh, Jason Walsh, Aqua Lots Four (4), Five (5) and the Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff Finance, Inc. and Midland Funding, East Half (E/2) of Lot Six (6), of reserves the right to recall the Special City Clerk. LLC, being all of the Defendants and Block One Hundred Four (104), Execution and Order of Sale and to LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING The City Planning Commission meets in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, (SS11869493) persons holding or claiming any interest in Interurban Addition, to Jones, cancel this scheduled sale orally or in Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 1:30 SECOND ALIAS NOTICE OF or lien in the subject property. Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, writing at any time prior to sale without p.m. SHERIFF’S SALE P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of notice or leave of Court. In the absence according to the recorded plat City of Oklahoma City o Development Services Department o 420 West Main CJ‑2018‑5627 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma thereof; of Plaintiff’s representative at the sale, Street Notice is given that on the 16th day Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021 subject to unpaid taxes, advancements the subject property will not be sold on Suite 910 of April, 2020, at 2:00 PM, at the BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P .C. by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance the date set forth above. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 o (405) 297‑2623 o TDD (405) 297‑2020 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous (MS11866828) (MS11870018) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section 2‑141 NSM Stop Inc. 2040 NW 10th St OKC OK 73106 a/an corpo­ 2‑141 Samcor Corp 1036 Straka Terrace Oklahoma City OK 73138 ration hereby publishes notice of its intention to apply within sixty a/an Corporation hereby publishes notice of its intention to apply days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws within sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer and Retail Wine License Laws Enforcement Commission for a Mixed Beverage License under under authority of and in compliance with the said Act: That it authority of and in compliance with the said Act: That it intend(s), if intend(s), if granted such license to operate as a Retail Beer and granted such license to operate as a Mixed Beverage establishment Retail Wine establishment with business premises located at 2040 with business premises located at 26/6 S I‑35 Service Rd. in NW 10th St in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, under Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, under the business the business name of Penn 10 Stop name of Club Cantina Una Mas Dated this 27th day of February, 2020. Dated this 3rd day of March, 2020. Signature of applicant(s): if partnership, all partners must sign. If Signature of applicant(s): if partnership, all partners must sign. If corporation, an officer of the corporation must sign. If limited corporation, an officer of the corporation must sign. If limited liability company, a manager must sign. If tribe, a tribal member liability company, a manager must sign. If tribe, a tribal member must sign. must sign. Nadia Nawaz Samuel Chapa County of Oklahoma, State of Oklahoma. County of Oklahoma, State of Oklahoma. Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: Nadia Nawaz to me known to be the person(s) described in and who Samuel Chapa to me known to be the person(s) described in and who executed the foregoing application and acknowledged that she executed the foregoing application and acknowledged that he executed the same as her free act and deed. executed the same as his free act and deed. DILRUBA ISLAM Jennifer W. Rogers (Seal) Notary Public (Seal) Notary Public My commission expires August 5, 2021, #17007212 My commission expires October 9, 2023, #19010183 (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) LPXLP 10B « March 10, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

CLARK A/K/A DANE P. Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 And Order Of Sale issued in accordance 2017‑RPL1, in the sum of $31,856.41 KRISTI LACKEY; et al. CLARK A/K/A DANE (405) 848‑1819 with judgment entered in the District with interest thereon at the rate of Defendants. Oklahoma County CLARK; SPOUSE, IF ANY, Attorneys for Plaintiff Court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, 6.97% per annum from November 13, Notice is hereby given that on the OF PATRICK DANE File No. 19‑135942 in Case No. CJ‑2019‑6475, entitled 2018, as adjusted, if applicable, until 16th day of April, 2020, at 2 o’clock, Sheriff’s Sale CLARK; JOHN DOE, OCCU­ (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) MIDFIRST BANK, Plaintiff, vs. Mai T. paid; advances for taxes, insurance and p.m., (location at Courthouse or Room PANT; AND COUNCIL Tran, Thanh V. Vu, Anh T. Vu, John preservation expenses, accrued and H), 101, of the Oklahoma County Courthouse at the County Courthouse in RIDGE HOA, INC. Doe, as Occupant of the Premises a/k/a accruing; abstracting expenses, accrued Courthouse in Oklahoma City, Defendant(s). (SS11869867) Dat Cao Vu, Jane Doe, as Occupant of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE and accruing; bankruptcy fees and Oklahoma, the undersigned Sheriff will Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County NOTICE IS GIVEN to Dane Patrick the Premises a/k/a Phuong Vu and costs, if any; and an attorney’s fee, plus offer for sale and sell for cash to the Clark; Spouse, if any, of Patrick Dane Case No. CJ‑2019‑6239 Midland Funding, LLC, being all of the will offer for sale and sell for cash at costs, with interest thereon at the same highest and best bidder, subject to real Clark; John Doe, Occupant; Council Judge Don Andrews Defendants and persons holding or public auction to the highest and best rate, until paid. estate ad valorem taxes, superior special Ridge HOA, Inc., and their unknown WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., claiming any interest or lien in the bidder, with appraisement, all that AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Persons or other entities having assessments and all interests of record, certain real estate in Oklahoma County, successors and assigns, that on April subject property. if any, except the Mortgage and 16, at 2 o’clock p.m., at Room 101 of POOLING AND SERVICING P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of interest in the property, including those Oklahoma, to wit: interests foreclosed herein on the the Courthouse Annex Bldg., 320 AGREEMENT DATED AS Oklahoma County, Oklahoma whose actual addresses are unknown LOT (20) OF BLOCK following described real property, Robert S. Kerr of the County will offer OF APRIL 1, 2005 PARK Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021 and persons or other entities who have FOURTEEN (14) IN KNOB to‑wit: for sale and sell for cash at public PLACE SECURITIES, INC. BAER& TIMBERLAKE, P.C. or may have unknown successors and HILL ADDITION TO ASSET‑BACKED Lot Thirty‑two (32) of Block OKLAHOMA CITY, auction to the highest and best bidder, P.O. Box 18486 such unknown successors are hereby with appraisement, all that certain real PASS‑THROUGH CERTIFI­ Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 notified are: Alejandro C. Orozco; Four (4) in LIBERTY TRAILS OKLAHOMA COUNTY, CATES SERIES 2005‑WHQ2, ADDITION PHASE I, an OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING estate in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 Karen Wolf; Occupants of the Premises. Plaintiff v. EVELYN J. ELLIS Addition to the City of Oklahoma TO THE RECORDED PLAT to wit: Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 The property has been duly A/K/ A EVELYN ELLIS; City, Oklahoma County, THEREOF. LOT NINETEEN (19), IN BT File No.: 119440 appraised in the sum of $45,000.00. SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF Oklahoma, according to the PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2624 BLOCK SIXTEEN (16), OF (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) WITNESS MY HAND this 3rd day COUNCIL RIDGE, PHASE II, EVELYN J. ELLIS; JOHN of March, 2020. recorded plat thereof, commonly S.W. 48th Street, Oklahoma City, DOE, OCCUPANT; AN ADDITION TO THE CITY P.D. Taylor known as 5916 Southeast 69th OK 73119 CHIEFTAIN ROYALTY (SS11869871) OF OKLAHOMA CITY, KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS Street, Oklahoma City, OK subject to taxes and tax sales, said prop­ COMPANY; BAILEY NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE erty being duly appraised at $20,000. OKLA­HOMA COUNTY, A Professional Corporation 73135 (the “Property”) OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING BROTHERS PLUMBING, CJ‑2019‑6490 Sale will be made pursuant to a Sale will be made pursuant to an HEATING AND AIR CONDI­ Notice is given that on the 16th day K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 Order of Sale issued upon a judgment TO THE RECORDED PLAT Triad Center I, Suite 550 Special Execution and Order of Sale THEREOF. TIONING, INC.; DESSIRAE of April, 2020, at 2:00 PM, at the issued out of the office of the Court entered in the District Court of Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320 7666 East 61 st Street PROPERTY ADDRESS: 8001 COOPLAND; DEALERS Clerk in and for Oklahoma County, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in Case Robert S. Kerr, First Floor, Room 101, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 N.W. 160th Terrance, Edmond, FINANCE; ELIAS, BOOKS, Oklahoma, and pursuant to said No. CJ‑2019‑4830, wherein Wells in the City of Oklahoma City, Telephone (918) 254‑0626 OK 73013 BROWN AND NELSON, P.C.; judgment reserving the right of Plaintiff Fargo Bank, N.A. is Plaintiff and AND CONN APPLIANCES, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, the Facsimile (918) 254‑7915 subject to taxes and tax sales, said to recall said execution by oral Erasmo Sanchez is/are Defendant(s) to INC. Defendant(s). Sheriff of said County will offer for sale E‑mail: [email protected] prop­erty being duly appraised at announcement and/or order of the satisfy said judgment in the sum of NOTICE IS GIVEN to Evelyn J. and sell, with appraisement, for cash, at ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF $28,763.82 together with interest at $250,000.00 Court, prior to the sale, said judgment Sale will be made pursuant to an Ellis; Spouse, if any, of Evelyn J. Ellis; public auction, to the highest and best (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) 6.875% per annum from February John Doe, Occupant; Chieftain Royalty bidder, all that certain real estate in entered in the District Court in and for 1,2019, including late charges, a reason­ Order of Sale issued upon a judgment Company; Bailey Brothers Plumbing, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: said County, State of Oklahoma, in able attorney’s fee, and all necessary entered in the District Court of Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc.; Lot Six (6) in Block Twenty‑nine (SS11869873) Case No. CJ‑2019‑6854, entitled funds advanced by said Plaintiff accrued Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in Case Dessirae Coopland; Dealers Finance; (29) of Valencia Addition Section NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, a Dela­ or accruing hereafter through No. CJ‑20 19‑6783, wherein Village Elias, Books, Brown and Nelson, P.C.; 3, to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma UNDER EXECUTION ware Limited Liability Company, completion of this action. Capital & Investment, LLC. is Plaintiff Conn Appliances, Inc., and their County, Oklahoma, according to Case No. CJ‑2019‑6854 Plaintiff, vs. Kristi Lackey, et al., The addresses of the Defendant(s), and Dane Patrick Clark is/are Defend­ unknown successors and assigns, that the recorded plat thereof; Judge Truong, Cindy H. Defendants, to satisfy: Erasmo Sanchez and Spouse, if any, ant(s) to satisfy said judgment in the on April 16, 2020, at 2 o’clock p.m., at IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FIRST: The costs of said action ofErasmo Sanchez, and her/his/their sum of $264,0 14.94 together with subject to unpaid taxes, advancements Room 101 of the Courthouse Anne FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE accrued and accruing; unknown successors are unknown to the interest at 3.75% per annum from June by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance Bldg., 320 Robert S. Kerr of the County OF OKLAHOMA SECOND: The judgment and first Plaintiff. 1,2019, including late charges, a reason­ premiums, and expenses necessary for Courthouse at the County Courthouse in BAYVIEW LOAN lien of the Plaintiff, Bayview Loan WITNESS MY HAND this 3rd day able attorney’s fee, and all necessary the preservation of the subject property, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Servicing, LLC, a Delaware Limited of March, 2020. funds advanced by said Plaintiff accrued if any, said property having been duly SERVICING, LLC, A DELA­ Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County Liability Company, in the sum of P.D. Taylor or accruing hereafter through appraised at $325,000.00. Sale will be WARE LIMITED LIABILITY will offer for sale and sell for cash at Sherriff completion of this action. made pursuant to a Special Execution COMPANY; Plaintiff, vs. Continued on next page public auction to the highest and best SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC WITNESS MY HAND this 3rd day And Order Of Sale issued in accordance bidder, with appraisement, all that 770 NE 63rd St of March, 2020. with judgment entered in the District certain real estate in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 P D. Taylor Court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, to wit: (405) 848‑1819 Sheriff in Case No. CJ‑2019‑6490, entitled LOT ONE (1), OF BLOCK Attorneys for Plaintiff SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC Rushmore Loan Management Services City of Oklahoma City Public Notices NINE (9), IN FROLICH File No. 19‑135486 770 NE 63rd St LLC, Plaintiff, vs. John Bluck, MEADOWS ADDITION, (CY11870007) (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 Kimberly A. Bluck, Valencia (405) 848‑1819 BLOCKS 9 TO 14, BOTH (Published in the Journal Record March 10, 2020) INCLUSIVE, TO OKLAHOMA Homeowners Association, Inc. and NOTICE OF HEARING Attorneys for Plaintiff State of Oklahoma ex ret, Oklahoma (SS11869862) CITY, OKLAHOMA COUNTY, CASE NUMBER: CE‑1014 File No. 19‑135820 Tax Commission, being all of the NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING DATE OF HEARING March 26, 2020 Case No. CJ‑2019‑6037 TO THE RECORDED PLAT Defendants and persons holding or LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract of land being a part of the Northeast Quarter Judge Richard Ogden THEREOF. claiming any interest or lien in the (NE/4) of Section Four (4), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Three (3) West of BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., (SS11869866) PROPERTY ADDRESS: 5213 subject property. the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, being all of the Plaintiff, v. LARRY RUFF; NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE S.E. 47th Street, Oklahoma City, P.D. Taylor, Sheriff of Platted 20’ East‑West Alley in Block Twenty‑six (26) of SOUTH OKLAHOMA ADDITION as shown on the Plat recorded in Book PL1, Page 16 SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF Case No. CJ‑2019‑6972 OK 73135 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma PUBLIC HEARING INFORMATION LARRY RUFF; AND JOHN Judge Richard Ogden subject to taxes and tax sales, said Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021 CARRINGTON MORTGAGE property being duly appraised at BAER& TIMBERLAKE, P.C. This notice is to inform you that Strawberry Fields, LLC, Hilltop Plaza, LLC and DOE, OCCUPANT Midland Capital, LLC filed an application with the Oklahoma City Development SERVICES, LLC, Plaintiff, v. $125,000.00 P.O. Box 18486 Defendant(s). Services Department to close the easement(s) indicated on the reverse side of this KERRY SHUCK; SPOUSE, IF Sale will be made pursuant to an Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 NOTICE IS GIVEN to Larry Ruff; notice. The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown above. Spouse, if any, of Larry Ruff; John Doe, ANY, OF KERRY SHUCK; Order of Sale issued upon a judgment Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 JENNIFER MCGARVEY; The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown above. It is Occupant, and their unknown entered in the District Court of Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 recommended that lengthy written materials not be presented to the Commission by, successors and assigns, that on April SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in Case BT File No.: 119569 JENNIFER MCGARVEY; applicants, protestants or other persons at the Commission hearing. However, brief 16, 2020, at 2 o’clock p.m., at Room No. CJ‑2019‑6239, wherein Wells (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc may be presented to Commission to 101 of the Courthouse Annex Bldg., JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT; Fargo Bank, N.A., As Trustee for the AND MIDLAND FUNDING, illustrate a point regarding a case. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition 320 Robert S. Kerr of the County Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated of a pending application should be submitted to the City staff by noon on Friday LLC Defendant(s). (SS11869872) Courthouse at the County Courthouse in as of April 1, 2005 Park Place March 20, 2020 in order to be copied and delivered to the Commission members that NOTICE IS GIVEN to Kerry Shuck; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Securities, Inc. Asset‑Backed NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND afternoon. Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County Spouse, if any, of Kerry Shuck; Jennifer Pass‑Through Certificates Series UNDER EXECUTION Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to will offer for sale and sell for cash at McGarvey; Spouse, if any, of Jennifer 2005‑WHQ2 is Plaintiff and Evelyn 1. Case No. CJ‑2019‑5576 the City Council where an ordinance to close the easement(s) is scheduled for a final public auction to the highest and best McGarvey; John Doe, Occupant; Ellis is/are Defendant(s) to satisfy said Judge Mai, Natalie public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from the bidder, with appraisement, all that Midland Funding, LLC, and their judgment in the sum of $44,051.42 IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND City Clerk. certain real estate in Oklahoma County, unknown successors and assigns, that together with interest at 2% per annum FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING Oklahoma, to wit: on April 16, 2020, at 2 o’clock p.m., at from March 1, 2019, and a deferred OF OKLAHOMA The City Planning Commission meets in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, LOT THREE (3) OF BLOCK Room 101 of the Courthouse Annex principal balance of $26,400.00, REO TRUST 2017‑RPL1; Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 1:30 ONE (I) IN CRESTON HILLS Bldg., 320 Robert S. en of the County including late charges, a reasonable Plaintiff, vs. ALEJANDRO C. p.m. ADDITION TO OKLAHOMA Courthouse at the County Court house attorney’s fee, and all necessary funds OROZCO; KAREN WOLF; et City of Oklahoma City o Development Services Department o 420 West Main CITY, OKLAHOMA COUNTY, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, advanced by said Plaintiff accrued or al. Defendants. Street Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING accruing hereafter through completion Notice is hereby given that on the Suite 910 will offer for sale and sell for cash at TO THE RECORDED PLAT of this action. 16th day of April, 2020, at 2 o’clock, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 o (405) 297‑2623 o TDD (405) 297‑2020 public auction to the highest and best THEREOF. WITNESS MY HAND this 3rd day p.m., (location at Courthouse or Room PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2336 bidder, with appraisement, all that of March, 2020. certain real estate in Oklahoma County, #), 101, of the Oklahoma County Court­ N.E. 23rd Street, Oklahoma City, P.D. Taylor house in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, the OK 73111 Oklahoma, to wit: Sheriff LOT TWENTY (20) OF BLOCK undersigned Sheriff will offer for sale subject to taxes and tax sales, said prop­ SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC and sell for cash to the highest and best THIRTY‑SIX (36), IN 770 NE 63rd St erty being duly appraised at $15,000.00. bidder, subject to real estate ad valorem RAMBLING ACRES SECTION Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 Sale will be made pursuant to an taxes, superior special assessments and Order of Sale issued upon a judgment 4, AN ADDITION TO (405) 848‑1819 all interests of record, if any, except the entered in the District Court of OKLAHOMA CITY, Attorneys for Plaintiff Mortgage and interests foreclosed Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in Case OKLAHOMA COUNTY, File No. 19‑135728 herein on the following described real No. CJ‑2019‑6037, wherein Bank of OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) America, N.A. is Plaintiff and Larry TO THE RECORDED PLAT property, to‑wit: Ruff is/are Defendant(s) to satisfy said THEREOF. Lots Sixty‑six (66) and (SS11869870) judgment in the sum of $23,574.38 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 9109 Sixty‑seven (67), of Block Two NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE together with interest at 3.75% per Dena Lane, Oklahoma City, OK (2), in CENTRAL HEIGHTS, CJ‑2019‑6475 annum from May 1, 2019, including late 73132 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Notice is given that on the 16th day charges, a reasonable attorney’s fee, and subject to taxes and tax sales, said according to the recorded Plat of April, 2020, at 2:00 PM, at the all necessary funds advanced by said prop­erty being duly appraised at thereof, commonly known as 901 Plaintiff accrued or accruing hereafter $100,000.00 Oklahoma County Courthouse, 320 Northwest 99th Street, Oklahoma through completion of this action. Sale will be made pursuant to an Robert. Kerr, First Floor, Room 101, in City, OK 73114 (the “Property”) WITNESS MY HAND this 3rd Order of Sale issued upon a judgment the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sale will be made pursuant to a March, 2020. entered in the District Court of County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said Special Execution and Order of Sale P.D. Taylor Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in Case County will offer for sale and sell, with issued out of the office of the Court appraisement, for cash, at public Sheriff No. CJ‑2019‑6972, wherein Carrington Clerk in and for Oklahoma County, auction, to the highest and best bidder, SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC Mortgage Services, LLC is Plaintiff and Oklahoma, and pursuant to said Kerry Shuck and Jennifer McGarvey all that certain real estate in Oklahoma 770 NE 63rd St judgment reserving the right of Plaintiff is/are Defendant(s) to satisfy said County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 to recall said execution by oral judg­ment in the sum of $1 05,756.23 Lot Eleven (11), in Block Eight (405) 848‑1819 announcement and/or order of the Attorneys for Plaintiff together with interest at 4.5% per (8), of Sochor Hillcrest Heights annum from July 1, 2019, including late 2nd Addition, to the City of Court, prior to the sale, said judgment File No. 19‑135717 entered in the District Court in and for (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) charges, a reasonable attorney’s fee, and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma all necessary funds advanced by said County, Oklahoma, according to said County, State of Oklahoma, in Plaintiff accrued or accruing hereafter the recorded plat thereof; Case No. CJ‑2019‑5576, entitled REO (SS11869864) through completion of this action. subject to unpaid taxes, advancements Trust 2017‑RPL1, Plaintiff, vs. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE WITNESS MY HAND this 3rd day by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance Alejandro C. Orozco; Karen Wolf, et Case No. CJ‑2019‑6783 of March, 2020. premiums, and expenses necessary for al., Defendants, to satisfy: Judge Susan C. Stallings P D. Taylor the preservation of the subject property, FIRST: The costs of said action VILLAGE CAPITAL & Sheriff if any, said property having been duly accrued and accruing; INVESTMENT, LLC., SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC appraised at $135,000. Sale will be SECOND: The judgment and first Plaintiff, v. DANE PATRICK 770 NE 63rd St made pursuant to a Special Execution lien of the Plaintiff, REO Trust LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 10, 2020» 11B

interest or lien in the subject property. having been duly appraised at Bank of America, N.A., pursuant to order of sale issued in Chris West, Sheriff of $168,922.00. Sale will be made Plaintiff, vs. James Richard, accordance with judgment, entered in Oklahoma County Canadian County, Oklahoma pursuant to a Special Execution And Rosamma Richard, et al., the District Court of Canadian County, Don Timberlake ‑ #9021 Order Of Sale issued in accordance with Defendants. Oklahoma. Sheriff’s Sale BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. judgment entered in the District Court Defendant(s): James Richard, Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff P.O. Box 18486 of Canadian County, Oklahoma, in Case Rosamma Richard, David Richard, First reserves the right to recall the Special (SS11866813) Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 No. CJ‑2019‑77, entitled FREEDOM Commercial Bank n/k/a Bank SNB an Execution and Order of Sale and to Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 MORTGAGE CORPORATION, Plain­ Oklahoma State Banking Corporation, cancel this scheduled sale orally or in $75,893.91 with interest thereon at the NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE CJ‑2019‑339 Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 tiff vs. AARON JASON YOUNG AKA Successor by merger with First writing at any time prior to sale without rate of 4.125% per annum from Notice is given that on the 6th day BT File No.: 118668 JASON YOUNG; UNKNOWN Commercial Bank, Successor by notice or leave of Court. In the absence February 1, 2019, as adjusted, if appli­ of April, 2020, at 10:00 AM, at the (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) OCCUPANTS, IF ANY, OF 11221 conversion of First Commercial Bank, of Plaintiff’s representative at the sale, cable, until paid; advances for taxes, second floor lobby of the County Court­ NW 100TH STREET, YUKON, OK National Association (“Bank SNB”), the subject property will not be sold on insurance and preservation expenses, 73099; AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE, IF Capital One Bank (USA), N.A., John the date set forth above. house, in the City of El Reno, Canadian (SS11866817) accrued and accruing; abstracting ANY, OF AARON JASON YOUNG Doe aka Phillip Samson, Jane Doe aka Sheriff of Canadian County County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE expenses, accrued and accruing; bank­ County will offer for sale and sell, with AKA JASON YOUNG, Defendants, Rachel Samson, State of Oklahoma Case No. CJ‑2019‑77 Notice is given that on April 6th, ruptcy fees and costs, if any; and an appraisement, for cash, at public being all of the Defendants and persons Carolyn K. Hebert, #15944 Notice is given that on the 6th day 2020, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the attorney’s fee, plus costs, with interest auction, to the highest and best bidder, holding or claiming interest or lien in Wesley T. Kozeny, #31325 of April, 2020, at 10:00 o’clock a.m., Canadian County Courthouse, the Kozeny & McCubbin, L.C. thereon at the same rate, until paid. all that certain real estate in Canadian the subject real property. at the Canadian County Courthouse, Sheriff of said County will offer for sale Attorneys for Plaintiff Persons or other entities having County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: Chris West, Sheriff located at 301 N. Choctaw Ave., El and sell, for cash, at public auction, to 609 South Kelly Avenue, Suite A‑2 interest in the property, including those Lot Two (2), Block One (1), Canadian County Oklahoma Reno, OK 73036, the Sheriff of said the highest and best bidder, all that Edmond, Oklahoma 73003 whose actual addresses are unknown LAKEVIEW ESTATES Daniel C. Nunley, OBA #15912 County will offer for sale and sell, with certain real estate in Canadian County, Phone: (405) 285‑8100 and persons or other entities who have SECTION 1, an Addition to John Seidenberger, OBA #30715 appraisement, for cash, at public Oklahoma, to‑wit: Fax: (405) 285‑8951 or may have unknown successors and Oklahoma City, Canadian Brian G. Sayer, OBA #32966 auction, to the highest bidder, all that LOT EIGHT (8), OF BLOCK (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) such unknown successors are hereby County, Oklahoma, according to THE SAYER LAW GROUP, P.C. certain real property in Canadian ONE (1), IN CHISHOLM notified are: Kristi Lackey; Occupants the recorded plat thereof; 4833 S. Sheridan, Suite 418 County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: CREEK ESTATES, AN of the Premises. subject to unpaid taxes, advancements Tulsa, OK 74145 (SS11866825) LOT SIX (6), BLOCK THREE ADDITION TO THE CITY OF The property has been duly by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance Tel: (918) 986‑8586 NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND (3), SUMMERHILL PHASE I, OKLAHOMA CITY, appraised in the sum of $130,000.00. premiums, and expenses necessary for Fax: (319)232‑6341 UNDER EXECUTION AN ADDITION TO THE CITY CANADIAN COUNTY, OKLA­ the preservation of the subject property, [email protected] Case No. CJ‑2019‑594 WITNESS MY HAND this 3rd day OF OKLAHOMA CITY, HOMA, ACCORDING TO THE if any, said property having been duly ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Judge Hesse, Paul of March, 2020. CANADIAN COUNTY, OKLA­ RECORDED PLAT THEREOF. appraised at $184,000.00. Sale will be (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND P.D.Taylor HOMA ACCORDING TO THE subject to unpaid taxes, assessments, made pursuant to a Special Execution FOR CANADIAN COUNTY STATE KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS RECORDED PLAT THEREOF. advancements by Plaintiff for taxes, And Order Of Sale issued in accordance OF OKLAHOMA A Professional Corporation Property Address: 11221 NW (SS11866821) insurance premiums, expenses with judgment entered in the District TOWD POINT MORTGAGE K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 100th St., Yukon, OK 73099 5th NOTICE OF ALIAS SHERIFF’S necessary for the preservation of the Court of Canadian County, Oklahoma, TRUST 2017‑3, U.S. BANK Triad Center I, Suite 550 Subject to unpaid taxes, tax advance­ SALE subject property, if any, and prior in Case No. CJ‑2019‑339, entitled NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 7666 East 61st Street ment by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance Case No. CJ‑2010‑882 security interests in fixtures, if any, said RoundPoint Mortgage Servicing Corpo­ AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE; Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 premiums, and expenses necessary for IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF property having been appraised at ration, Plaintiff, vs. Joshua David Continued on next page Telephone (918) 254‑0626 the preservation of the subject real CANADIAN COUNTY STATE OF $315,234.00. Sale will be made Purser, Jenna Marie Purser, John Doe, Facsimile (918) 254‑7915 property, if any, said real property as Occupant of the Premises, A/K/A OKLAHOMA E‑mail: [email protected] Shawn Hindman and Jane Doe, as ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Occupant of the Premises, A/K/A Alissa (3‑10, 3‑17‑20) City of Oklahoma City Public Notices Thompson, being all of the Defendants and persons holding or claiming any City of Oklahoma City Public Notices (CY11870019) (Published in the Journal Record March 10, 2020) (CY11870034) CASE NUMBER: SPUD‑1205 (Published in the Journal Record March 10, 2020) This notice is to inform you that Pablo Delgado has filed an application with the CASE NUMBER: SPUD‑1209 City of Oklahoma City to change the zoning designation of their property. The only City of Oklahoma City Public Notices This notice is to inform you that Jesus A Gabela has filed an application with the property to be rezoned is outlined on the map on the reverse side of this notice. The City of Oklahoma City to change the zoning designation of their property. The only Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown below to consider (CY11870006) property to be rezoned is outlined on the map on the reverse side of this notice. The the rezoning request. (Published in the Journal Record March 10, 2020) Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown below to consider ADDRESS: 3827 SW 29th St DATE OF HEARING: March 26, 2020 NOTICE OF HEARING the rezoning request. PROPOSED ZONING: From: R‑1 Single‑Family Residential district with AE‑2 CASE NUMBER: CE‑1013 ADDRESS: 1123‑1139 N May Ave DATE OF HEARING: March 26, 2020 Overlay DATE OF HEARING March 26, 2020 PROPOSED ZONING: From: O‑2 Limited Office District To: SPUD‑1209 To: SPUD‑1205 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract of land situate within the Northeast Quarter PROPOSED USE: The purpose of this request is to allow for a modified C‑3 PROPOSED USE: The purpose of this request is to allow a modified C‑3 (NE/4) of Section Seven (7), Township Thirteen North (T13N), Range Three West Community Commercial district. Commu­nity Commercial district that will also allow auto dealership. (R3W) of the Indian Meridian (I.M.), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots One (1) and Twenty‑four (24), in Block One (1), of LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots Sixteen (16) through Thirty‑five (35), Block Thir­ being more particularly described as follows: COMMENCING at the Northeast MAY TEN ADDITION, an Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, ty‑one (31), Packinghouse View Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma corner of said NE/4; thence N 89°54’26” W along the North line of said NE/4 a Oklahoma according to the recorded plat thereof. County, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. distance of 2024.17 feet; thence S 00°05’34” W a distance of 97.76 feet to the POINT Your property is not included within the area proposed to be rezoned. This notice Your property is not included within the area proposed to be rezoned. This notice OF BEGINNING; thence S 57°19’48” E a distance of 15.60 feet to a point on a is being provided to you because you own property nearby. is being provided to you because you own property nearby. non‑tangent curve to the right; thence 15.03 feet along the arc of said curve having a • You are not required to attend the hearing, but if you wish to you may. You can • You are not required to attend the hearing, but if you wish to you may. You can radius of 70.00 feet, subtended by a chord of 15.00 feet which bears S 32°40’12” W; also have someone appear on your behalf. also have someone appear on your behalf. thence N 57°19’48” W a distance of 15.60 feet; thence N 32°40’12” E a distance of Should you wish to provide the Commission with information supporting or Should you wish to provide the Commission with information supporting or 15.00 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. opposing the rezoning of this property, please consider the following: opposing the rezoning of this property, please consider the following: PUBLIC HEARING INFORMATION • Lengthy written materials should not be presented to the Commission during the • Lengthy written materials should not be presented to the Commission during the This notice is to inform you that Decker Center, LLC filed an application with the hearing. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of the application should hearing. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of the application should Oklahoma City Development Services Department to close the easement(s) indicated be submitted to the City staff at the address below by noon on Friday March 20, be submitted to the City staff at the address below by noon on Friday March 20, on the reverse side of this notice. The Planning Commission will hold a public 2020 in order to be copied and delivered to the Commission members. 2020 in order to be copied and delivered to the Commission members. hearing on the date shown above. The Planning Commission will hold a public • You may present brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc. to the • You may present brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc. to the hearing on the date shown above. It is recommended that lengthy written materials Commission at the hearing to illustrate a point regarding a proposed zoning change. Commission at the hearing to illustrate a point regarding a proposed zoning change. not be presented to the Commission by, applicants, protestants or other persons at the Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to Commission hearing. However, brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc the City Council where an ordinance to rezone the subject property is scheduled for a the City Council where an ordinance to rezone the subject property is scheduled for a may be presented to Commission to illustrate a point regarding a case. Lengthy final public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from final public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from written materials in support or opposition of a pending application should be the City Clerk. the City Clerk. submitted to the City staff by noon on Friday March 20, 2020 in order to be copied LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING and delivered to the Commission members that afternoon. The City Planning Commission meets in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, The City Planning Commission meets in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 1:30 Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 1:30 the City Council where an ordinance to close the easement(s) is scheduled for a final p.m. p.m. public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from the Should you have any questions or concerns regarding this application please Should you have any questions or concerns regarding this application please City Clerk. contact: contact: LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING City of Oklahoma City City of Oklahoma City The City Planning Commission meets in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, Development Services Department Development Services Department Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 1:30 420 West Main Street, Suite 910 420 West Main Street, Suite 910 p.m. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 City of Oklahoma City o Development Services Department o 420 West Main (405) 297‑2623 o (405) 297‑2519 o (405) 297‑2289 o (405) 297‑2495 (405) 297‑2623 o (405) 297‑2519 o (405) 297‑2289 o (405) 297‑2495 Street TDD (405) 297‑2020 TDD (405) 297‑2020 Suite 910 [email protected] [email protected] Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 o (405) 297‑2623 o TDD (405) 297‑2020

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Case No. CJ‑2019‑594, entitled Towd Telephone (918) 254‑0626 Ranchwood Manor Second Cleveland County, Oklahoma their behalf. It is recommended that Point Mortgage Trust 2017‑3, U.S. Facsimile (918) 254‑7915 Addi ­tion, to Oklahoma City, Don Timberlake ‑ #9021 lengthy written materials not be Bank National Association, as Indenture E‑mail: [email protected] Cleveland County, Oklahoma, BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. presented to the Commission by appli­ Trustee, Plaintiff, vs. LeMerle A. ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF according to the recorded plat P.O. Box 18486 cants, protestants or other persons at the Robinson a/k/a LaMerle Robinson, Sr.; (3‑3, 3‑10‑20) thereof; Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 Commission hearing. However, brief Leslie R. Robinson n/k/a Leslie R. subject to unpaid taxes, advancements Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 written materials, graphics, maps, Plaintiff, vs. LEMERLE A. Gadderson, et al., Defendants, to by Plaintiff for taxes, insurance Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 pictures, etc. may be presented to the ROBINSON A/K/A satisfy: premiums, and expenses necessary for BT File No.: 118792 Commission to illustrate an important LAMERLE ROBINSON, SR.; FIRST: The costs of said action the preservation of the subject property, (2‑25, 3‑3, 3‑10‑20) point. Any argument and evidence for LESLIE R. ROBINSON if any, said property having been duly accrued and accruing; or against approval of the amendment N/K/A LESLIE R. appraised at $218,000.00. Sale will be SECOND: The judgment and first should be filed with the Planning GADDERSON; et al. made pursuant to an Alias Special lien of the Plaintiff, Towd Point Department staff three days prior to the Defendants. Mortgage Trust 2017‑3, U.S. Bank Execution And Order Of Sale issued in (CC11862814) hours set for public hearing. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO National Association, as Indenture accordance with judgment entered in City of Oklahoma City ALIAS All interested parties are hereby COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY Trustee, in the sum of $133,624.11 with the District Court of Cleveland County, INFORMATION OBTAINED NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE given notice that they may inspect the interest thereon at the rate of 4% per Oklahoma, in Case No. CJ‑2019‑1047, WILL BE USED FOR THAT CJ‑2019‑1047 Public Notices plan in the office of the Planning annum from August 1, 2017, as entitled Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a PURPOSE. Notice is given that on the 15th day adjusted, if applicable, until paid; Champion Mortgage Company, (CY11870058) Department, 420 West Main Street, Notice is hereby given that on the of April, 2020, at 10:00 AM, advances for taxes, insurance and Plaintiff, vs. Unknown successors of (Published in the Journal Record March Suite 930, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 6th day of April, 2020, at 10:00 Cleveland County Office Building, 201 pres­ervation expenses, accrued and Larry Joe Puckett, if any, Spouse of 10, 2020) Further information may be obtained o’clock, A.M., (location at Courthouse S. Jones, Suite 200, in the City of accruing; abstracting expenses, accrued Larry Joe Puckett, if married, State of TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS from: or Room #), courtroom 2,of the Norman, Cleveland County, Oklahoma, and accruing; bankruptcy fees and Oklahoma ex rel., Oklahoma Tax WITHIN THE CITY OF Katie McLaughlin Friddle, Program Canadian County Courthouse in El the Sheriff of said County will offer for costs, if any; and an attorney’s fee, plus Commission and United States of OKLAHOMA CITY Planner, [email protected], Reno, Oklahoma, the undersigned sale and sell, with appraisement, for DATE OF HEARING: March 26, costs, with interest thereon at the same America ex rel., Secretary of Housing (405) 297‑3084 Sheriff will offer for sale and sell for cash, at public auction, to the highest 2020 rate, until paid. and Urban Development, being all of LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEAR­ cash to the highest and best bidder, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Persons or other entities having and best bidder, all that certain real the Defendants and persons holding or ING/MEETING subject to real estate ad valorem taxes, a public hearing will be held by the interest in the property, including those estate in Cleveland County, Oklahoma, claiming any interest or lien in the The City Planning Commission superior special assessments and all Oklahoma City Planning Commission to whose actual addresses are unknown to‑wit: subject property. meets in the Council Chambers, Third interests of record, if any, except the consider adopting preserveokc, the and persons or other entities who have Lot Two (2), Block Two (2), Todd Gibson, Sheriff of Floor, Municipal Building, 200 North Mortgage and interests foreclosed citywide historic preservation plan, as herein on the following described real or may have unknown successors and an amendment to the City’s comprehen­ Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, property, to‑wit: such unknown successors are hereby sive plan. The Planning Commission Oklahoma, at 1:30 p.m. Lot Two (2), in Block Ten (10), notified are: LeMerle A. Robinson a/k/a will hold a public hearing on the date City of Oklahoma City o Planning of BELLFLOWER ADDITION LaMerle Robinson, Sr.; Spouse of City of Oklahoma City Public Notices shown above. Department o 420 West Main Street o SECTION 2, to Oklahoma City, LeMerle A. Robinson a/k/a LeMerle Interested parties may present their Suite 930 Robinson, Sr., a/k/a Jenifer Robinson; (CY11870013) Canadian County, Oklahoma, (Published in the Journal Record March 10, 2020) position regarding the proposed action Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 o Leslie R. Robinson n/k/a Leslie R. according to the recorded Plat CASE NUMBER: PUD‑1757 by appearing in person at the hearing or (405) 297‑1624 o TDD (405) 297‑2020 thereof, commonly known as Gadderson; Occupants of the Premises This notice is to inform you that Swatek Family, LP has filed an application with by having a representative appear on 10452 Bradford Way, Oklahoma a/k/a Phillip Andrews; Tinker Federal the City of Oklahoma City to change the zoning designation of their property. The City, OK 73099 (the “Property”) Credit Union, and State of Oklahoma, only property to be rezoned is outlined on the map on the reverse side of this notice. Sale will be made pursuant to a ex rel. Oklahoma Tax Commission. The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown below to Special Execution and Order of Sale The property has been duly consider the rezoning request. issued out of the office of the Court appraised in the sum of $103,340.00. ADDRESS: 2140 S County Line Rd. City of Oklahoma City Public Notices Clerk in and for Canadian County, WITNESS MY HAND this 27th day DATE OF HEARING: March 26, 2020 PROPOSED ZONING: From: R‑1 Single‑Family Residential District To: (CY11870015) Oklahoma, and pursuant to said of February, 2020. PUD‑1757 (Published in the Journal Record March 10, 2020) KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS judgment reserving the right of Plaintiff PROPOSED USE: The purpose of this request is for modified I‑1 Light Industrial CASE NUMBER: SPUD‑1204 to recall said execution by oral A Professional Corporation and I‑2 Moderate Industrial districts to accomplish industrial development. This notice is to inform you that Clyde J Davis has filed an application with the announcement and/or order of the Jason Howell, OBA #19128 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Tract 1: Lots One (1) and Two (2) and the East Half City of Oklahoma City to change the zoning designation of their property. The only Court, prior to the sale, said judgment Triad Center I, Suite 550 (E/2) of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4) of Section 7, Township 11 North, Range 4 property to be rezoned is outlined on the map on the reverse side of this notice. The entered in the District Court in and for 7666 East 61st Street West, including all right, title and interest in and to the oil, gas and other minerals Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown below to consider said County, State of Oklahoma, in Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 lying in and to the above described lands. the rezoning request. Tract 2: A react of land in the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section Seven (7), ADDRESS: 8815 N Western Ave. DATE OF HEARING: March 26, 2020 township Eleven (11) North, Range Four (4) West of the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma PROPOSED ZONING: From: SPUD‑692 To: SPUD‑1204 County, Oklahoma, more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the PROPOSED USE: The purpose of this request is to allow a modified C‑3 City of Oklahoma City Public Notices Southwest corner of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4); thence N 0°00’00” E along the Commu­nity Commercial district. West Line of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4) a distance of 1771.39 feet to the Point LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 1‑9 of Block 43 of Britton Heights Addition to the (CY11870011) of Beginning; Thence continuing N 0°00’00” E along the West line of said Southwest city of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat (Published in the Journal Record March 10, 2020) Quarter (SW/4) a distance of 885.69 feet to the Northwest Corner of said Southwest thereof, and, the south 30’ of the vacated right‑of‑way of NW 88th St. adjacent to said NOTICE OF HEARING Quarter (SW/4); Thence S 89°19’13” E a distance of 2542.75 feet to the Northeast lots. CASE NUMBER: CE‑1016 corner of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4); Thence S 0°02’04” E along the East line of Your property is not included within the area proposed to be rezoned. This notice DATE OF HEARING March 26, 2020 said Southwest Quarter (SW/4), a distance of 883.09 feet; Thence N 89°22’44” W a is being provided to you because you own property nearby. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A part of the SE4 of Section 12, T11N, R5W, I.M. distance of 2543.25 feet to the Point of Beginning. • You are not required to attend the hearing, but if you wish to you may. You can Westbrook Estates Section 9, Block 24, Lot 7 ‑ on the south side of the lot, Your property is not included within the area proposed to be rezoned. This notice also have someone appear on your behalf. closing the north 3 foot of the utility easement from the west boundary of the is being provided to you because you own property nearby. Should you wish to provide the Commission with information supporting or easement east 130’ to the east property line • You are not required to attend the hearing, but if you wish to you may. You can opposing the rezoning of this property, please consider the following: PUBLIC HEARING INFORMATION also have someone appear on your behalf. • Lengthy written materials should not be presented to the Commission during the This notice is to inform you that James R Sheppard of Moose Management filed Should you wish to provide the Commission with information supporting or hearing. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of the application should an application with the Oklahoma City Development Services Department to close opposing the rezoning of this property, please consider the following: be submitted to the City staff at the address below by noon on Friday March 20, the easement(s) indicated on the reverse side of this notice. The Planning Commission • Lengthy written materials should not be presented to the Commission during the 2020 in order to be copied and delivered to the Commission members. will hold a public hearing on the date shown above. The Planning Commission will hearing. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of the application should • You may present brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc. to the hold a public hearing on the date shown above. It is recommended that lengthy be submitted to the City staff at the address below by noon on Friday March 20, Commission at the hearing to illustrate a point regarding a proposed zoning change. written materials not be presented to the Commission by, applicants, protestants or 2020 in order to be copied and delivered to the Commission members that afternoon. Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to other persons at the Commission hearing. However, brief written materials, graphics, • You may present brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc. to the the City Council where an ordinance to rezone the subject property is scheduled for a maps, pictures, etc may be presented to Commission to illustrate a point regarding a Commission at the hearing to illustrate a point regarding a proposed zoning change. final public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from case. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of a pending application Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to the City Clerk. should be submitted to the City staff by noon on Friday March 20, 2020 in order to the City Council where an ordinance to rezone the subject property is scheduled for a LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING be copied and delivered to the Commission members that afternoon. final public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from The City Planning Commission meets in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to the City Clerk. Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 1:30 the City Council where an ordinance to close the easement(s) is scheduled for a final LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING p.m. public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from the The City Planning Commission meets in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, Should you have any questions or concerns regarding this application please City Clerk. Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 1:30 contact: LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING p.m. City of Oklahoma City The City Planning Commission meets in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, Should you have any questions or concerns regarding this application please Development Services Department Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 1:30 contact: 420 West Main Street, Suite 910 p.m. City of Oklahoma City Development Services Department Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 City of Oklahoma City o Development Services Department o 420 West Main 420 West Main Street, Suite 910 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 (405) 297‑2623 o (405) 297‑2519 o (405) 297‑2289 o (405) 297‑2495 Street (405) 297‑2623 (405) 297‑3908 TDD (405) 297‑2020 TDD (405) 297‑2020 Suite 910 [email protected] [email protected] Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 o (405) 297‑2623 o TDD (405) 297‑2020

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