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Vol. 126 — Number 11 Madill, Marshall CountyCounty,, OK 73446 — ThursdayThursday,, September 03, 2020 40 Pages in 3 Sections — $1 Bad storms bring high water Severe thunderstorms dropped massive water on Marshall County on Tuesday morning

Courtesy photos Severe thunderstorms dropped massive water on Marshall County, flooding a few streets, making it difficult to pass. The benefits of a new approach to learning for students Metro ing instruction. The process efits that may unfold as more districts from having to pad school before 8:30 a.m. Remote school students or those with showed just how flexible data is collected. calendars. learning enables students to individual education plans The validity of the adage learning systems can be, and • Pace: Virtual learning • Convenience: The Ameri- complete their assignments may benefit the most from re- “necessity is the mother of how virtual instruction may affords students the chance can Academy of Pediatrics when it works best for them. inforced app skills that match invention” was on full display become more than an emer- to work on lessons at a pace recommends that middle and This may help them get more their learning pace in fun ways. during the COVID-19 out- gency protocol in the future. that fits their individual needs. high schools start at 8:30 a.m. sleep, too. Virtual home instruction break. People quickly had to Schools utilized systems Students can go back and re- or later to provide students the • Apps: Learning apps are may become a large part of the learn to adapt to a new way of like Google Classroom, Can- read or re-work problems until best chance to get the amount a new wave of educational educational landscape even life, including an educational vas and virtual meeting apps they’re satisfied they have of sleep they need. Still, most tools that have helped buoy after it’s no longer a social system that was transformed to connect and learn. While learned their lesson. Lessons adolescents currently start virtual instruction. Primary distancing necessity. dramatically by social distanc- in-class lessons provide the can be slowed down or sped up ing guidelines. socialization and one-on-one depending on proficiency, cre- More than 76 million stu- interaction that can be vital ating a customized educational dents are enrolled in United for students’ academic suc- experience. States schools, per the latest cess, there are many different • No more weather days. Census Bureau information. reasons why virtual instruc- Many school districts include In 2018, 2.12 million students tion can be a key component snow or extreme weather days were in Canadian postsecond- of learning models as well. into their calendars, adding on ary institutions alone. In a When virtual learning is used extra days at the end of school matter of days, millions of in conjunction with traditional year to meet the specified students who once attended teaching, students may have a number of educational days. classes in-person were forced more well-rounded experience. Remote learning can take over to transition to virtual learn- Here are some potential ben- in these times and keep school Dangerous TikTok challenge once again claims life By Shalene White cation misdoses are one of the teens were seen at a Fort Worth [email protected] main concerns from callers. hospital in May after taking “When it comes to medica- over a dozen pills. A social media trend that tions that is always a concern of Holloway said what makes has recently gone viral among the poison center, it’s actually it dangerous is on the surface, teens in Texas and Oklahoma the number 1 call we receive,” it seems like a safe medication. is believed to be the cause of one Cristina Holloway said in an “They do have their dangers teen’s death. The trend calls KXII interview. and I think sometimes that for the person to take a bunch The TikTok challenge dar- surprises people because like of Benadryl pills to reach the ing teens to overdose to the I said it is something a lot of level of hallucinating. point of hallucinating is dan- us have in our homes,” said This is the main reason the gerous on so many levels. She Holloway in the interview. Poison Control Center warns said that even following the Holloway said the health parents to keep a close eye on directions to the letter can dangers of taking too many the medicine cabinet. cause health issues, taking antihistamines can do damage Cristina Holloway, Public more than directed just ampli- that will linger for the rest of Courtesy photo Health Educator for the North fies that chance. Virtual home instruction may become a large part of the educational landscape even after it’s Texas Poison Center said medi- It was reported that three (See DANGER, page 4A) no longer a social distancing necessity.

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Page 3A – The Madill Record – Thursday, September 03, 2020 The Madill Record O pinion The Madill Record Finck: Historically Speaking (USPS #324660) Successor to the By Dr. James Finck been plenty out there to read and hear crisis with patience and caring. Most ize the Civil Rights movement in the Oakland (I.T.) News, established 1895; about police abuses, yet I know those of our crises will pass, while police 1960s. Protests during the time were Madill, (I.T.) News, Marshall County News-Democrat, One question I like to ask my stu- are rare compared to the thousands officers move on to the next one, day filled with examples of cops beating The Madill Times, dents is who are of interactions happening every day. after day. They will see things most American Citizens for exercising their The Marshall County Enterprise, the greatest Amer- My realization was that, when police of us will never have to see and do rights. Yet, at the same time let’s The Kingston Messenger, ican presidents? do their jobs correctly, we do not hear things most of us will never have to not forget that today as the police Red River Dairy Farmer (Kingston), After I gather the about it. There will be thousands of do, and then they will do and see it are being vilified that police officers Red River Farmer (Kingston), list of usual sus- arrests across the nation today that again and again. of every race are working tirelessly and the Marshall County News. pects, I then ask we will not hear about. Who knows Ultimately, their jobs are not like to reach out to their communities to Published Weekly at 211 Plaza, what makes these how many crimes or episodes will not ours because, more than most, every find solutions. Madill, Oklahoma 73446. presidents great. happen today because of the police. day at their day could be their last. We cannot allow officers to kill a Periodicals postage paid What I tend to find Yet we never remember things that Their job is to rush into danger when restrained man. I know it’s a time to at Madill, Oklahoma. is that the great- do not happen. everything is telling the rest of us to help and support our Black brothers POSTMASTER: est usually get us Finck There are very few jobs like police run away. They never know when and sisters. Yet, in the process let’s Send address changes to through some sort work. Their job is to protect us, but what seems like a basic traffic stop not forget those brave men and women The Madill Record, 211 Plaza, of crisis. often times when they do their job is actually a life-threatening situ- who continue to serve faithfully. Madill, OK 73446. My next question is are they re- we get upset. We say we support ation with a person who can cause Let’s not compound one tragedy with ally the best presidents or were they the police but then curse them when them harm. Every day they put on another by forgetting the positives Staff Writer fortunate enough to have a situation we see their lights in our rear view, a badge saying, “I will put myself in police have done. Before we decide to Shalene White to fix. How do we know how Millard even when we know we are speed- danger to protect you.” Like soldiers defund police forces, let’s remember Office Manager Fillmore and Chester Arthur would ing. We want them to do their job, they do not do this for money. There the one historically significant day Summer Bryant have handled a crisis? Maybe they but towards others. Police are like are many reasons why cops become that instantly comes to my mind. I would have done better. Perhaps teachers. Jobs we claim we respect cops, but they all sacrifice time and still remember the day in 2001 when Advertising Rep. for their service, yet grossly underpay family and security to stand on the 72 officers ran into a burning building J P James Monroe or Calvin Coolidge eSSie earSon were the best presidents because un- and often trash for not being good at front line. to save the lives of others only to lose Contributors der their leadership we did not have their job. Children have no respect for Police are part of America, as much their own. One side does not have to Janlee hoPPerS a crisis. John Adams stopped us from police or teachers anymore because a part as any profession. Police forces be evil for the other side to be right. michael haggerty going to war with France. Most don’t they hear their parents and society at are older than the nation itself. The Black lives do matter, but that does think of him as great, even though I large criticize them, especially when oldest that we know of started in Bos- not mean all police are villains. Let’s do. We only think of presidents who either calls parents about discipline ton in 1635 and the first death in the all take a moment to remember who MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES won wars, not stopped them. My point issues their precious children never line of duty occurred in 1786. Accord- protects our lives from unseen and In Marshall County $44.00 per Year always is that we remember people for could have committed. ing to the National Law Enforcement unspoken evils every day that we will Elsewhere in Okla. $52.00 per Year things that happened, not for things Police work is not like most jobs Memorial, 1909 marks an important probably never hear about because that did not. because, though police are part of year. It was the last year that there they did their job right. Elsewhere in the U.S $60.00 per Year I was thinking of this example this our lives, we only tend to spend real were fewer than 100 deaths. 1930 led Dr. James Finck is a Professor of INTERNET SUBSCRIPTION $44 morning as I wanted to write a piece time with them on our worst days. the way with 312 officers killed History at the University of Science www.madillrecord.net about police. I racked my brain as I Days when we have violated the law I am not trying to take anything and Arts of Oklahoma and Chair of took my morning walk for historical or had a crime committed against us. away from Black Lives Matter. His- the Oklahoma Civil War Symposium. NO REFUNDS ON SUBSCRIPTIONS incidents involving police. The prob- Either way, not a good day. They have torically speaking, policing has a To receive daily historical posts follow lem was I could only come up with one to deal with us at our worst–when checkered past. Cops like Bull Con- Historically Speaking at Historical- DEADLINES positive example. The rest were times we are mad, agitated, angry, or often ner in Montgomery, Alabama, used lyspeaking.blog or on Facebook. • News: 12 noon, Monday when cops behaved badly. There has times scared. Most handle us in our every aspect of his position to terror- • Display Ads: 12 noon, Monday • Classifieds: 12 noon, Monday • Legal Ads: 12 noon, Monday

CONTACT US Hamilton: We are all in this together • News: 580-795-3355 [email protected] • Advertising: 580-795-3355 By Lee Hamilton widespread conviction among ordi- loopholes created for and exploited by or that government is useless long ago [email protected] nary Americans that change is due. people of higher income—yet those lost their relevance. When you’re deal- We are a nation adrift. Even before The economy in recent years has done with the power to change it have re- ing with problems of this magnitude, • Obituaries: 580-795-3355 the pandemic and George Floyd’s just fine for a relatively small group fused to do so. We face an ever-rising the answers lie with both the public [email protected] death, the US was of people at the top but has left too national debt—with no political will to and private sectors, and they need to • Legals: 580-795-3355 piling on problems many Americans fearing that they address it. We’re involved in countless focus together on the common good. [email protected] with little sense won’t be able to fend for themselves conflicts overseas—with no strategic Our federal system allows experimen- that we had either or their families. These differences are clarity or concerted effort to ask why tation. Different approaches can be the leadership or even more glaring now: the pandemic and for what purpose. tried at local, regional, state, federal the political will is eviscerating small businesses and So, what do we do? Obviously, and non-government sector levels. to address them. upending the lives of millions as there are specific policies we could Finally, we all have to recognize The coronavirus larger companies and well-connected pursue—on economic opportunity, our stake as Americans in the prob- and Black Lives entrepreneurs position themselves to for instance, some form of universal lems that beset the country, not just Matter protests Hamilton thrive. Digging out will be the work basic income or at least a rise in the the ones that concern us directly. Our have amplified of years. federal minimum wage, which hasn’t society is ailing. We have the strength those challenges, budged from $7.25 an hour since 2009, to rebuild, but not if we continue to throwing older ones into stark relief “How we set about fixing ourselves would at least help workers save a withdraw to our little warring camps and adding new ones. matters as much as the specifics of little and reduce anxiety in times of and lob insults at one another. Only I am as convinced as ever that what we do” uncertainty. But overall, how we set if we make “we’re all in this together” this country has the strength and about fixing ourselves matters as more than just five empty words can ingenuity to find its way out. I don’t We face other immense issues that much as the specifics of what we do. we overcome the enmity, division, and know about you, but I see rising out have been allowed to drift. People For one thing, most of these harmful drift of the last few years. of the multiple crises besetting us who are chronically sick today have problems can’t really be solved, only Lee Hamilton is a Senior Advisor a bedrock recognition that there is their lives upended and often wind up managed. Because of their scope and for the Indiana University Center on NEED TO CONTACT much work to do, which requires in debt—yet much as we talk about complexity, there’s no single remedy. Representative Government; a Distin- a new willingness to overcome the health care being a human right, we There are multiple things that need guished Scholar at the IU Hamilton YOUR LAWMAKER? inertia of recent years. don’t act that way. Many Americans to be done, and the vital thing is to Lugar School of Global and Inter- U.S. SENATORS Not that this will be easy: the worry that immigrants are taking get started doing them and not be national Studies; and a Professor of scale of our problems is too immense jobs and reshaping the lives they hamstrung by partisan differences. Practice at the IU O’Neill School of James Lankford to resolve them outright. The stark know—yet our political system has Secondly, we are long past the Public and Environmental Affairs. http://lankford.senate.gov/ inequities in economic opportunity, been unable to move beyond either point where one sector can afford to He was a member of the U.S. House 1015 North Broadway Ave. policing, and criminal justice that “fence them out” or “welcome them” sit things out. We need government, of Representatives for 34 years. Suite 310 have sparked ongoing protests are too to reckon with how we adjust cre- the private sector, and not-for-profits Oklahoma City, OK 73102 deep-seated for quick fixes—though, atively and humanely to demographic to work together. The old saws that 405-231-4941 hearteningly, there seems to be a change. Our tax code is riddled with solutions lie chiefly with government James M. Inhofe http://inhofe.senate.gov/ 1900 NW Expressway St Suite 1210 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Varner: Postmaster should be returned 405-208-8841

U.S. CONGRESSMAN Markwayne Mullin By James Varner on a culture of never delaying the longer to get all the mail through the When you limit hours to 9 a.m. to mail. Our unofficial mantra can best sorting machines. To make matters 2 p.m. and close on Saturdays, you (R-2nd District) President Trump’s postmaster be summed up as, “Mail that comes worse, under orders from DeJoy, mail eliminate access for anybody working McAlester Office 1 East Choctaw general, Louis DeJoy, recently testi- in today, goes out today — no mat- processing equipment is also being the day shift. Throw in mandatory Suite 175, McAlester, 74501 fied before Con- ter what.” scrapped. closure for lunch breaks in the middle 918-423-5951 or 580-931-0333 gress about major We are now being told to ignore Even though the processing takes of the day, and it makes matters that 580-920-0041 fax slowdowns in mail that. If mail can’t get delivered or longer, drivers aren’t allowed to much worse for our customers. delivery under his processed without overtime, it is wait on it. Postal truck drivers are Postal workers have been doing STATE SENATOR watch. supposed to sit and wait. That can being disciplined for missing their their best to keep the nation’s mail David Bullard (R-6) As a 20-year mean big delays. departure time even by a few min- and packages moving in these diffi- [email protected] postal veteran, I For example, letter carriers utes — even if they haven’t gotten all cult and hazardous times. We don’t State Capitol, Room 533A had only one reac- normally split up the route of a col- the mail they’re supposed to haul. In deserve these attacks. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. tion: DeJoy needs league who’s on vacation or out sick. some cases, the trucks that leave are DeJoy now says he’ll delay more Oklahoma City, OK 73105 to be Returned to Varner These carriers each take a portion completely empty! changes until after the election, but 405-521-5586 Sender. of the absent employee’s route after With package deliveries up by 50 he also had the nerve to tell Congress DeJoy, a Trump fundraiser who completing their own, often using a percent during the pandemic, as the he wouldn’t replace the 600 sorting STATE REPRESENTATIVE owns millions worth of stock in Postal little bit of overtime. Now, that mail Institute for Policy Studies reports, machines he’d already removed. Tommy Hardin (R-49) Service competitors, has been on the doesn’t get delivered until much later. large mail trucks operating between Delaying more changes isn’t [email protected] job barely two months. But already, Then there’s the mail that arrives facilities are often already full. Imag- enough. Instead, Congress must ap- State Capitol Room 323 his changes have caused serious de- late in the day. Before, late arriving ine how much mail will get left behind prove crisis relief for USPS — and 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. lays in delivery. mail would often be processed for when that’s combined with seasonal reverse DeJoy’s disastrous service Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Ostensibly, these moves are cost- the next day’s delivery, even if that holiday mail, or a large number of cuts altogether. 405-557-7383 saving measures. But it doesn’t take required the use of overtime. Today, absentee ballots. James E. Varner is the Director of a partisan cynic to understand how that mail sits in the plant at least Finally, DeJoy’s proposals to cut Motor Vehicle Service at American MARSHALL COUNTY this kind of disruption could affect until the following evening. Mail ar- hours of operation at many smaller Postal Workers Union Local 443 in COMMISSIONERS voting in November’s election. The riving late on a Saturday or a holiday post offices — and the removal of Youngstown, Ohio. This op-ed was 100 Plaza, Room 106 president himself has said he hopes weekend could be delayed even longer. many public mailboxes — will make it adapted from a letter published in Madill, OK 73446 as much. In the plants, meanwhile, the harder for the public to access postal the Warren Tribune-Chronicle and 580-795-3165 Postal employees pride ourselves short staffing of clerks means it takes services. distributed by OtherWords.org.

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Obit Proof: Cebert Ray Cox Obit Proof: Billy Eugene Parsons Publish Date: Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 Publish Date: Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 Charge: $87.96 Charge: $67.68 Bill to: Watts Funeral Home Bill to: Watts Funeral Home Phone: 580-795-3311 Fax: 580-795-5861 Phone: 580-795-3311 Fax: 580-795-5861 Please return with approval or corrections needed. Please return with approval or corrections needed.

Page 4A – The Madill Record – Thursday, September 03, 2020 Date:______Date:______The Madill Record _____ Approved _____ Correct as indicated _____ Approved _____ Correct as indicated by:______by:______Obituaries Cebert Ray Cox Billy Eugene Parsons TSET BOARD OF DIRECTORS WELCOMES NEW MEMBER Cebert Ray Cox 86, of Fobb, Okla. passed away Monday, Billy Eugene Parsons 73, of Kingston, Okla. passed away August 24, 2020 at Texoma Medical Center, in Denison, Tuesday, August 25, 2020 at Texoma Medical Center in From Staff Reports “TSET’s mission to improve Texas. He was born on May 12, 1934 in Denison, Texas. He was born on October 3, [email protected] the health of Oklahomans Fobb, Okla. to the late William Cox and 1946 in Delaware, Ark. to the late George through prevention and re- Sadie Hargis Cox. Cebert was raised in Parsons and Margie Calvert Parsons. Billy OKLAHOMA CITY – State search is one that speaks to me the Willis and Fobb area. was raised in Chandler, Ariz.and later was Auditor and Inspector Cindy personally,” Gattoni said. “I’m He joined the United States Army drafted into the United States Army and Byrd has appointed the as- excited for this opportunity to where served for several years receiving served for two years. sociate general counsel for serve the people of Oklahoma an Honorable Discharge. Cebert married He moved to Dardanelle, Ark.where the University of Oklahoma by working with TSET to ad- Hyahwahnah Dickerson on December 4, he worked as a logger. Billy married Lori (OU) to the Board of Direc- dress the major causes of pre- 1954 in Gainesville, Texas and she pre- Menge on December 31, 1964 in Chandler, tors of Oklahoma’s Tobacco mature and preventable death Ariz. and she preceded him in death on Settlement Endowment Trust in our state.” ceded him in death on January 20, 2015. Parsons He lived in San Miguel, Calif. due to the Cox January 4, 2011. (TSET). In 2014, Gattoni was the military before moving back to Marshall In 1973, he moved to Kingston and Susanna Gattoni was ap- recipient of the Courageous County area where he farmed and ranched the rest of his life. worked for Uniroyal and retired after 30 years. Billy en- pointed to the TSET Board of Lawyer Award from the Okla- Cebert was affiliated with the Baptist faith and he joyed working with cars, watching college football games Directors by Oklahoma State homa Bar Association for pro enjoyed gardening and watching the Dallas Cowboys. He and boxing. He was an artist, he loved drawing, woodwork- Auditor and Inspector Cindy bono work. She received the loved hunting quail, fishing and his grandkids. ing, making silver jewelry and making glass arrowheads. Byrd. Gattoni will represent Leadership in the Law award He is survived by his children; Johnny Cox and wife He is survived by his children; Raymond Parsons and the 5th Congressional Dis- from “The Journal Record” in Karyn of Fobb, Okla., Brenda Reeves and husband Dan wife Michelle of Amarillo, Texas, Karen Parsons of Kings- trict, which includes most of 2012. She is a board member of Gordonville, Texas, his grandchildren; Jeremiah Cox, ton, Okla.,Joseph Parsons, and wife Deborah of Kingston, Oklahoma County and all of for Susan G. Komen Oklahoma Christopher Cox, Tiffany Beshirs, Ethan Cox, Jacob Reeves Okla., his grandchildren; McKenzie Whitsell and wife Ally, Pottawatomie and Seminole and an alumni of Leadership and Ciera Cox, great grandchildren; Zach, Seth, Alayna, Gracen Parsons, Josten and Joel Junkens, Hope, Xander counties. Class 31 for Oklahoma City. Glenna, Byron, Dakota, Abigail, Dalton, Caitlynn, Ava Parsons and Kaylee Canfield. “The oversight and ac- She resides in Oklahoma City and Violet, step great grandchildren; Tyler and Braelyn, Visitation was held Sunday, August 30, 2020 at the countability of TSET funds with her husband, Dameon Al- and great great grandchildren; Emberleigh and Kaydn. Watts Funeral Home in Madill, Okla. from 12:00 p.m. to is paramount to the agency’s lensworth, and her son, Peter. Cebert was preceded in death by his parents, wife and 9:00 p.m. with a family hour from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ability to fulfill its mission,” “Ms. Gattoni brings a wealth four brothers. Service was Monday, August 31, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at Byrd said. “I look forward to of professional and personal Visitation was held Friday, August 28, 2020 from 10:00 the Watts Memorial Chapel in Madill, Okla. Jay Moore the knowledge and insight experience to the TSET Board a.m. to 9:00 p.m. with a family hour from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 officiated the service. Interment was at the Lark Cemetery Susanna Gattoni will bring the of Directors,” said Julie Bisbee, p.m. at the Watts Funeral Home in Madill, Okla. in Enos, Okla. Services were under the direction of Watts board as my designee. Susanna TSET executive director. “Her Services were Saturday, August 29, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. at Funeral Home in Madill, Okla. Condolences may be sent is an attorney who has gained a knowledge, passion and desire the Watts Memorial Chapel in Madill, Okla. Chris Webb to wattsfuneralhome.com. wealth of real-world experience to make a difference in the officiated the service. Interment was at Willis Cemetery Casket Bearers were Joel Junkens, Josten Junkens, Bo during her career. She will be health of Oklahomans will be in Willis, Okla. Services were under the direction of Watts Parsons, Chris Stevens, Brad Parsons, and Bryan Beene. an asset to the TSET board.” an asset as the board oversees Funeral Home in Madill, Okla. Condolences may be sent Gattoni earned her bach- the funding and outcomes of to wattsfuneralhome.com. elor’s and juris doctor degrees TSET grants and programs.” Casket Bearers were Chris Cox, Jacob Reeves, Jeremiah from OU where she graduated The TSET Board of Di- Cox, Ethan Cox, Zachariah Burke, Seth Burke, Dakota with highest honors. She has rectors, appointed by seven Beshirs and Byron Beshirs. worked at law firms in both different elected officials and Tulsa and Oklahoma City. representing each of the state’s From 2006-2008, she served five congressional districts, as an assistant U.S. attorney oversees the expenditure of Death Notices for the Western District of the earnings to fund grants and programs to prevent and Billy “Joe” McDaniel, 85 of Tishomingo, Okla. passed away Oklahoma, working in both the reduce tobacco use and obesity. August 25, 2020. Services were at 11:00 a.m. Friday, August white collar and violent crime The Board of Directors also in- 28, 2020 at Bokoshe Cemetery in Bokoshe, Okla. sections. vests in cutting-edge research Ovin Nabors, 93 of Ft. Worth, Texas (originally from Madill) Since 2018, Gattoni has to reduce the toll of tobacco- passed away August 30, 2020. Services will be at 2:00 p.m., provided legal advice to the related diseases in Oklahoma. with visitation beginning at 1:00 p.m., at Mt. Olivet Funeral OU administration as associ- The 5th Congressional Home in Ft. Worth, Texas. ate general counsel on both the Norman and Tulsa campuses. District was previously rep- Courtesy photo She represents OU in all state resented by Dr. Curtis Knoles Unfortunately, this is not Susanna Gattoni was appointed to the TSET Board of Directors and federal investigations. whose term ended June 30. the first deadly trend to rear by Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector Cindy Byrd. DANGER its ugly head on TikTok and (Continued from page 1A) other social media platforms. Dangerous trends from the the teen’s life. past include the Tide-pod “When we look at symptoms challenge, the outlet challenge Blood supply plummets, Oklahoma needs new blood of a Benadryl overdose, it can and the nutmeg challenge. All actually cause blurry vision, a of these trends landed people, 30% of total donations in the ensure the donation process staff and donors. ringing in the ears, rapid heart typically teens, in the hospital. From Staff Reports state collected from donors is safe, implementing social Healthy students 16 and rate, it can lower your blood Holloway implored people [email protected] associated with education distancing within designated older are eligible to donate blood pressure. it can even lead to research new trends before groups, school-based drives spaces and spreading drives if they weigh at least 125 to seizures, hallucinations, so trying them, and to use their OKLAHOMA CITY – As are critical. across multiple days to reduce pounds, while donors 18 and some pretty severe and dan- brains. blood supplies have dwindled “One of every three units of the number of donors at a given older have a minimum weight gerous effects,” said Holloway. “You see a new challenge, as a result of the COVID-19 blood used in our state is col- time. Additionally, sanita- requirement of 110 pounds. All KFOR in Oklahoma re- you’re thinking about trying pandemic, State Superinten- lected from blood drives held tion practices, particularly in donations are tested for CO- ported on August 28 that a it, just think twice about it,” dent of Public Instruction with the educational system,” high-touch areas, have been VID-19 antibodies that reveal 15-year-old girl was hospital- said Holloway. Joy Hofmeister today urged said Hofmeister. “School-based enhanced above the custom- whether an individual has been ized and later died after taking Holloway said it is crucial schools to host drives for staff drives are essential to ensur- ary medical-grade procedures. previously exposed to the virus. a handful of Benadryl. that parents know about the and students to help ensure ing a strong blood supply for Temperatures are screened Those 16 and 17 years of age Holloway said it comes down challenges, and the dangers the Oklahoma Blood Institute our friends and neighbors. I outside the donation area, and must have parental permission to education and information. that come from it, and to try (OBI) can meet demand. encourage all educators to up- donors and staff are masked. to receive this testing. “It is just very important to and find safe alternatives to Blood drive cancellations hold the Oklahoma Standard Donors can also complete OBI has produced a flyer prevent what we can and also try at home. are driving supplies to criti- of helping one another through health screening questions and video to encourage schools to educate our children and For poison emergencies, call cally low levels. To maintain difficulty by supporting blood before arriving at the blood to host blood drives. To sched- our teens that a lot of these Poison Control on their 24/7 a strong blood supply, 1,200 drives.” drive site to encourage minimal ule a drive or for additional challenges can be quite risky,” nationwide hotline at 1-800- donations a day are needed in OBI has taken measures to contact between blood drive information, visit obi.org. said Holloway. 222-1222. Oklahoma. With more than MARSHALL COUNTY CHURCH GUIDE ThiThiss dedevotionalvotional a nandd dir directoryectory i sis m ademade p ospossiblesible b yby t htheseese b ubusinessessinesses w hwhoo en encouragecourage a lalll t oto a tattendtend w oworshiprship s erservices.vices. BAY POINT Cross-N-Spurs Cowboy Church ABUNDANT ARCHARD BAPTIST BETHEL COMMUNITY CHURCH CHURCH OF KINGSTON CORNERSTONE Pastor: Greg Jones 580-795-4233 GRACE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST THE NAZARENE FIRST ASSEMBLY CHURCH OF GOD Greg Clement CHURCH Bethel 1st St & Overton, Madill Hwy 70, Kingston 1981 McDuffee, Kingston 308 W Taliaferro, Madill OF GOD CHURCH IN CHRIST Hwy 99C & Weaverton Road 12229 Hwy 106, Madill Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday School 9:30 am Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday School 9:45 am Merge 9:00 am Agency (around curve from J&J) 405-251-0002 1st & Maytubby, Kingston 102 N 6th Ave Morning Worship 10:30 am Morning Worship 10:45 am Worship Service 10:45 am Morning Worship 10:00 am INSURANCE Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday Evening 6:00 pm • • • • Sevices: Sunday at 10:45 am. 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CROSS ROADS FAITH HARVEST FAMILY CHRISTIAN CUMBERLAND ENOS BAPTIST ENOS CHURCH ENOS HOUSE FIRST ASSEMBLY BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH CENTER CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST OF PRAYER OF GOD CHURCH 12031 S Hwy 377, Kingston 3rd & N Willis, Kingston 3rd St. & Harris, Madill Hwy 199 East Enos Enos Enos 209 E Overton, Madill Sunday School 9:45 am Morning Praise 795-3166 Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am & Worship 10:00 am Sunday School 9:45 am Worship Service 10:45 am Sun. Morning Worship 10:00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship 10:45 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Evening Worship 6:00 pm Morning Worship 10:45 am Wednesday AWANA 6:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm Sunday Night 6:00 pm Evening Service 5:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm Evening Service 5:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm 564-3307 Need a ride? Call Stevi at Wednesday Serv. 6:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm Wed. 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Lillie • Member FDIC Sunday Life Groups 6:00 pm ing the Bible, and a close reading of the Book of Proverbs B.T.U. 2:00 pm Bible Study 6:00 pm Sunday Youth 580-795-2269 www.doctortalley.com 795-3351 Wed. Bible Study 6:30 pm Wednesday Bible 6:00 pm makes evident that scripture was intended to be used 795-5076 Activities 5:00 pm for moral instruction. Modern secular education has in HOLY CROSS FOBB-WILLIS GRANTHAM many ways been tied to the economic engine of capitalism, and HILLTOP BAPTIST CHURCH OF CATHOLIC CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH thus we see the importance of the CHURCH 1010 S. 5th Ave., Madill CHRIST Lynn Road STEM disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). Teaching those dis- Hwy 70 S & Bounds Rd Hwy 377, Willis Sun. English Mass 8:00 am Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday School 10:00 am ciplines is important for our economy, but if it neglects the moral education of children, Sun. Spanish Mass 10:00 am Bible Study 10:00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Member FDIC then arguably our children will be missing a very important part—perhaps the most Wed. English Mass 12:00 pm Morning Worship 11:00 am Evening Service 7:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm important part—of their education, that is, the part which helps them develop into Fri. Spanish Mass 7:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 6:00 pm 128 Plaza • Madill • 795-5503 “Marshall County’s news source for more than 115 years” good and decent people. This is not to say that a “secular” education cannot inculcate 795-3721 KINGDOM HALL OF values, but many parents feel that the moral part of their children’s education has KINGSTON CHURCH IGLESIA BAUTISTA JEHOVAH'S WITNESS been so neglected by the public-school system that they prefer to put their children 612 W Donehoo, Madill OF CHRIST KINGSTON UNITED NUEVA VIDA into religious-affiliated schools or homeschool them. 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Ministry School 7:30 pm –Christopher Simon LEBANON LAKEVIEW LIGHTHOUSE LITTLE CITY OAKVIEW BAPTIST BAPTIST UNITED METHODIST NEW BEGINNINGS Hwy. 70 East BAPTIST CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH OAKLAND HOUSE CHURCH PICKENS CHURCH CHURCH Hwy 199 East CHURCH Soldier Creek/Caney Creek 4923 Alberta Creek Rd 518 S 1st, Madill OF PRAYER Mockingbird Lane BAPTIST CHURCH Kingston Hwy 99C Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday School 9:30 am Next to Dollar General 8th & Central, Oakland Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday School 9:30 am Morning Worship 10:30 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday 10:00 am Sunday School 9:30 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Evening Service 6:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm Wednesday 6:30 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm 564-3397 Evening Service 6:00 pm Wednesday Meal 5:00 pm Morning Worship 11:00 am Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 6:30 pm Prayer 6:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 6:00 pm 795-3300 “Marshall County’s news source for more than 115 years” POWELL TEXOMA TEXOMA WILLIS POWELL CHURCH TEXOMA TRINITY SOUTHERN LIGHTHOUSE SOUTHERN UNITED PENTECOSTAL OF CHRIST HOLINESS HOUSE OF PRAYER BAPTIST CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH INTERFAITH CENTER BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH Hwy 377 South Brown’s Funeral Service Powell CHURCH Powell S Rogers Ave 804 W Drew, Madill Powell North Hwy 99, Madill SW of City Sunday School 9:30 am Sunday 10:00 am Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday Bible Fellowship 9:45 am Morning Worship Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday School 9:30 am Sunday School 10:00 am 107 East Tishomingo • Madill Morning Worship 11:00 am Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday Worship 10:45 am 9:30 am & 10:30 am Morning Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship 10:30 am Morning Worship to Follow Sun. Night 6:00 pm Sunday 6:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm Evening Worship 5:30 pm Sunday Family Activity 6:00 pm 795-9700 Evening Worship Evening Service 6:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm Wed. Bible Study 7:00 pm Tuesday 7:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm “Marshall County’s news source for more than 115 years” 6:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 6:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 6:00 pm FDIC Shanda Olmstead - Funeral Director Page 5A – The Madill Record – Thursday, September 03, 2020

Rotary club donates money to MSP TFD: Now, a Title 19 dept. By Angela Beck Courtesy photo Madill Rotary Club presents Texoma Fire District board members voted on July 2 to convert from a Title 18 to a Title Madill Public Schools with a 19 fire department. Some of the changes consist of establishing a board of directors consisting check to purchase art supplies of five members, one of which will serve for five years, another for four years, three years, and equipment for the new two years, and finally, one year. One of these directors will be selected as Chairperson and Fine Arts Center. The check another as Treasurer, as well as a clerk. is part of the Rotarian Grant In changing to a Title 19 Fire Department, the firefighters will become eligible for partici- pation in Oklahoma Firefighters Pension and retirement system. Of course, all eligibility program established to help requirements must be met, including a one-year probation period. in local communities. Rotarian Anyone interested in learning more about these changes, or wishing to serve as a board Herschel Beard presents member, please attend the meeting on September 3 at 6:30 p.m. at the Texoma Fire District the check to Madill Schools Training Center. All members of the Texoma Fire District, whose dues are current, are invited Superintendant Larry Cade at to get a better understanding of all the changes. Thursday’s Madill Rotary Club There is still a need for more volunteers. All adults, male or female, interested in joining meeting. the Texoma Volunteer Fire Department, please contact Chief Todd Cissell at (580) 565-4491 or pickup an application from the mailbox at the station, fill it out and return to the station. Chief Cissell will contact you. Everyone is welcome, so consider joining. The fire department truly needs your support. Remember, the heat is still here so make sure you stay hydrated. Make sure your outdoor Motorcycle theives are prowling Madill animals have fresh water and some sort of shade. Also remember the elderly and keep an eye on your neighbors. By Shalene White red flags to make them think they know – or at least, some- Texoma Fire District Auxiliary meeting will begin on September 21 at 1:30 p.m. Remember, no food is to be brought into the building, if you would like to bring a drink for yourself you [email protected] something was awry. body who has been watching “We have two family mem- the house to learn their pat- are more than welcome to. Thank you and everyone stay safe! It seems as if a rash of bers that drove by and saw terns. thefts have run throughout a truck and trailer parked “We worked so hard to save Marshall County. Bethany next to our house, which [the up for it and someone does Goates is a resident of Madill neighboring house] is empty,” this,” Goates said. “I think they and came home from work to Goates said. “So, they just knew we were both working at a sad surprise. On August 31, thought they were working on the same time, so they were Buncombe Creek: Rain is a Goates returned home after that house.” either watching our house or work to find that their 2020 After Goates took to Face- unfortunately, it’s someone Honda CBR 500R was stolen book to post a request to keep we know. You don’t really see pleasant reprieve from heat from their home. an eye out for the motorcycle, it from the street unless you’re They approximate the time a poster commented and said looking for it.” By Cheryl Ehmann enjoy on Sunday, August 30 tion, the Buncombe Creek of the theft to be around 10:00 they saw the motorcycle on Melissa T. commented on at the Buncombe Creek Ma- Fire Department will be a.m. Hwy 199. Goates Facebook post to sym- The rain has been a nice rina. Many came to enjoy the having their Open House on Goates said people were in Goates said that not only pathize with Goates. welcome to the area these country music and the deli- Saturday, October 17 from the area at the time of the theft, does she feel violated, she is “One of my other friends past few days. It is extremely cious Pulled Pork Sandwiches 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The but there were not enough worried it might be somebody sons bike was stolen a couple dry with the critters ventur- served by Jimbo Edwards and Kingston Pharmacy will also weeks ago and they found it ing out further in search of a his wife Jamey. be there to give Flu shots. Be in Konawa. Wonder if it’s the water source. The humidity I hear there will be other sure to come on down. same people.” certainly hasn’t gone away as performances in the future. Labor Day weekend is fast leaving any windows open in A special thanks go to Tom approaching, so stay safe and Courtesy photo your home is sure to dampen and Karen Wooten for their watch out for the “other guy” Bethany Goates had her 2020 clothes and crinkle any paper generosity in bringing this as we enjoy our time with Honda CBR 500R stolen from products. entertainment to us, as well family and friends. her laundry room on August The Randy Taterevich as the new concrete floor/ “Sometimes you will never 31. She said the thieves had Band performed another pavilion. know the value of a moment to have either watched them, awesome concert for all to There has been a correc- until it becomes a memory!” or been somebody familiar with their habits to know where the motorcycle was kept and when they would be away from home.

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This page was made possible by the support of the above businesses & individuals. Please show them your support, too. Thursday, September 03, 2020 – The Madill Record – Page 1B MHS FOOTBALL The Madill Record KHS SOFTBALL Durant 9/4 7:30PM @Idabel 9/4 7:30PM @Marietta 9/11 7:30PM Hugo 9/11 7PM Dickson 9/25 7PM Broken Bow 9/17 7PM Sulphur 10/2 7PM Plainview 9/25 7PM SPORSPORTSTS @Lone Grove 10/2 7PM Wildcats suffer a loss to the Plainsmen By Janlee Hoppers the Plainsmen scored, with their extra point kick drawing The Madill Wildcats were a penalty against the Wildcats. scheduled to open the 2020 The Plainsmen went for a 2-point football season against the conversion, bringing the score to Tishomingo Indians, and the 14 to 0. With 7:50 left on the clock, Enid Plainsmen were to play the Plainsmen scored again, tak- the Putnam City Pirates. After ing a 21 to 0 lead. both games were canceled, the Speer said even though the Plainsmen traveled to Blake team missed a few marks, it was Smiley Stadium to face off with definitely a learning experience. the Wildcats. Madill Head Coach “We had some chances early to Chad Speer said after the can- set the tone but we weren’t able cellation, things were still up to capitalize on some things and in the air. shot ourselves in the foot,” said “We didn’t get video traded Speer. “I do think we gained some until Tuesday evening after valuable experience playing and practice,” Speer said. we got some good evaluation on He also noted the weather where we maybe thought we kept the team from practicing were and where we might actu- before the game. ally be.” “On Wednesday, we didn’t get The Wildcats went into half- outside at all because of light- time scoreless with the Plains- ening,” Speer said. “So, things men holding steady with 21 weren’t ideal, but nothing the points. Madill Sophomore, Ste- last six months have been ideal.” phen Sisco, said the Wildcats The Wildcats started the sea- could have possibly caught up. son from a 3-7 season in 2019, “We need to pick it up on of- and the Plainsmen had an 0-10 fense, and defensively put more season in 2019. The Plainsmen pressure on the quarterback,” break the proverbial ice and Sisco said. scored first with 4:08 left in The Wildcats started the third the first quarter. The Wildcats quarter with a fumble allowing blocked the extra point kick leav- the Plainsmen to take the score ing the score 6 to 0 to start the to 28 to 0 with 10:12 on the second quarter. clock. The Wildcats received the Unfortunately, the second ball once again, only to fumble quarter fared no better for the with the Plainsmen recovering Summer Bryant • The Madill Record Wildcats. With three and a half the ball. The Plainsmen used Jorge Martinez, Tito Martinez, Griff Williams, Ty Rushing and the Madill Wildcats ran onto the field carrying an American flag minutes shaved off the clock, (See Plainsmen, page 6B) before kick-off at the Madill v. Enid game. Unfortunately, the Wildcats lost 63-0 to the Enid Plainsmen. Kingston Softball loses to Sulphur and Caddo

Photos courtesy of T.J. Harkins Alyssa Henry, left, bears down to catch a grounder, and Bri Harkins, right, winds up to throw a pitch. The Lady Redskins lost 11-3 to Sulphur on August 26 and lost 4 to 3 to Caddo on August 28. Madill Cross Country places fourth in Marietta Red River Showdown By Janlee Hoppers the time of 13:20, taking fourth nandez 25:29; Nacho Anguiano place. Eidson said even though 26:11; Cesar Moreno 28:32; and The Madill high school the students ran well, it just Barrick Idell 31:27 Cross Country team traveled was not enough. Other girl runners included to Marietta for the Red River ”Isabel ran well which was Valeria Calderon 14:19; Jo- Showdown competition on Au- a positive for us” said Eidson. slyn Stumblingbear 15:01; gust 29. The Wildcats placed “but as a team for the girls and Carol Moreno 15:06; Mercedes fourth overall, and Madill boys we didn’t compete how we Stumblingbear 15:10; Marista Cross County Head coach, Cale know we’re supposed to.” Mendez 15:21; Korlee Cun- Eidson said the proof was in the Other boy runners included ningham 16:05; Camila Her- pudding. “We didn’t come out Angel Granados 18:32; Brodie nandez 16:29; Jaslyn Grimaldo ready to run, and it showed in Tull 19:05; Gael Salinas 19:56; 16:31; Fernanda Hernandez the results,” Eidson said. Osvaldo Ariciaga 20:19; Sergio 16:34; Nathali Ibarra 16:40; The top runner for the boys Hernandez 20:32; Anthony Arianna Espinoza 17:19; Lala 5K was Miguel Duran, coming Sanchez 20:42; Armando Go- Flores 17:33; Yailin Serrano Photo courtesy of Savannah Martin in third place, with a time of nazalez 21:44; Sahith Gondi 18:00; Tarah Wiese 18:35; and The Madill boys cross country team ran hard at the Red River Showdown on August 29, taking 16:52. The top 2-mile girl run- 24:12; Jared Gallegos 24:46; Marianna Mendez 20:32 ner was Isabel Sanchez, with David Mendez 25:28; Ben Her- fourth place over all. (See SHOWDOWN, page 6B) Page 2B – The Madill Record – Thursday, September 03, 2020

The Madill Record Sports SOUTHEAST LAKES FISHING REPORT: Aug 30 to Sept 6

Texoma Action: Fair Baits: Alabama Rig, Crank- Grass hoppers, Plastics, Small Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Baits: Jigs, Minnows baits, Live Shad Lures, Top Water Spotted Spotted Below Average Locations: Brush structure, Locations: Coves, Inlet, River Locations: Brush structure, Action: Fair Action: Good Lake Level Data: Standing timber Channel Points, Rocks, Shorelines, Baits: Buzz Baits, Crankbaits, Baits: Bill Baits, Buzz Baits, USACE Current Lake Level Catfish, Channel Weed beds Jerk Bait, Plastics, Spinner- Crankbaits, Plastics, Spin- Water Temp and Clarity: 83 Eufaula Action: Fair Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Chan- baits, Top Water nerbaits, Top Water Bass, Striped Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Bait, nel, Catfish, Flathead Locations: Brush structure, Locations: Brush structure, Action: Good Normal Shrimp, Worms Action: Excellent Points, Riprap, Shorelines, Channels, Coves, Points, Baits: Live Shad, Slabs, Top Lake Level Data: Locations: Coves, Inlet, Rip- Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Standing timber, Weed beds Shorelines Water USACE Current Lake Level rap, Weed beds Bait, Dough bait, Goldfish, Hot Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Chan- Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Chan- Locations: Flats, Main lake Water Temp and Clarity: 82 Dogs, Minnows, Shad, Shrimp, nel, Catfish, Flathead nel, Catfish, Flathead Bass, White and murky Lower Mountain Fork Sunfish Action: Fair Action: Good Action: Good Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Flat- Locations: Below the dam, Baits: Cut Bait, Shad, Sunfish Baits: Chicken Liver, Craw- Baits: Plastics, Slabs, Small head Normal Channels, Main lake, River Locations: Creek channels, fish, Cut Bait, Hot Dogs, Stink- Lures, Top Water Action: Excellent Lake Level Data: Mouth, Tailwater Main lake, Shorelines bait, Sunfish, Worms Locations: Flats, Main lake Baits: Cut Bait, Hot Dogs, Live USGS Current Level Sunfish, Bluegill, Sunfish, Crappie, White Locations: Below the dam, Catfish, Channel Bait, Live Shad, Shad, Worms Water Temp and Clarity: clear Green , Sunfish, Redear Action: Fair Brush structure, Channels, Action: Fair Locations: Below the dam, Trout, Rainbow Action: Good Baits: Jigs, Minnows, Tube Main lake, Points, Standing Baits: Cut Bait, Punch bait Dam, Main lake, River Mouth, Action: Good Baits: Crickets, Grubs, Jigs, Jigs timber Locations: Inlet, Shallows Sand bar Baits: Caddis flies, Powerbait, Small Lures, Worms Locations: Brush structure, Crappie, White Additional Information: Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Small Lures Locations: Coves, Docks, Sand Standing timber Action: Good Lake fishing is best early Smallmouth, Bass, Spotted Locations: Creek channels, bar, Shorelines Baits: Jigs, Minnows, Small morning and late evenings, Action: Good Spillway Wister Lures, Spinnerbaits lots of smaller striped bass/ Baits: Alabama Rig, Buzz Sardis Locations: Below the dam, white bass are surface feeding Baits, Grass hoppers, Small McGee Creek Above Average Brush structure, Channels, on small bait. Best locations Lures Below Average Lake Level Data: Points, Standing timber for surface action is around Locations: Coves, Riprap, Lake Level Data: Lake Level Data: USACE Current Lake Level Washita point and platter flats Shorelines USACE Current Lake Level USACE Current Lake Level Water Temp and Clarity: during early mornings. Larger Bass, Striped Water Temp and Clarity: 84 Water Temp and Clarity: 85 Cloudy striped bass are being caught Action: Slow Bass, Largemouth, Bass, with live Shad. Baits: Top Water Spotted Locations: Below the dam, Action: Slow Arbuckle Dam, Discharge Baits: Alabama Rig, Crank- baits, Plastics Below Average Hugo Locations: Channels, Flats, Lake Level Data: Points USACE Current Lake Level Below Average Crappie, White, Bass, White Water Temp and Clarity: 1/2 Lake Level Data: Action: Fair ft. low, 80 and clear USACE Current Lake Level Baits: Minnows Catfish, Channel Water Temp and Clarity: 86 Locations: Brush structure, Action: Good and murky Standing timber Baits: Dough bait, and sponge Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Chan- bait nel, Catfish, Flathead Pine Creek Locations: Other, and baited Action: Fair holes Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Bait, Below Average Additional Information: Dough bait, Live Bait, Punch Lake Level Data: Bass fair on topwater chug bait, Shad, Stinkbait, Sunfish USACE Current Lake Level baits, shaky head jigs and Locations: Below the dam, Water Temp and Clarity: small square billed crankbaits Channels, Main lake, River Murky in shad pattern early and late Channel, Shorelines Bass, Largemouth in the day. Crappie good on ice Crappie, Black, Crappie, Action: Slow blue jigs and spoons around White Baits: Buzz Baits, Crankbaits, brush piles. Crappie fair on Action: Fair Top Water minnows and jigs around Baits: Jigs, Minnows Locations: Coves, Creek chan- docks. White bass schooling Locations: Below the dam, nels on top from the mountain tops Brush structure, Channels, Crappie, Black to the dam. Sunfish good on Creek channels, Main lake, Action: Fair fly-rods. River Channel, Shorelines, Baits: Jigs, Small Lures Standing timber Locations: Brush structure Broken Bow Catfish, Channel Konawa Baits: Chicken Liver, Worms Below Average Locations: Dam Lake Level Data Normal USACE Current Lake Level Water Temp and Clarity: 90 Robert S. Kerr Water Temp and Clarity: 86 and clear rising Bass, Largemouth Normal Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Action: Fair Lake Level Data: Smallmouth, Bass, Spotted Baits: Crankbaits, Jigs, USACE Current Lake Level Action: Good Plastics Water Temp and Clarity: Baits: Alabama Rig, Crank- Locations: Main lake, Points, Murky baits, Plastics River Channel Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Locations: Brush structure, Bass, Striped (Hybrid), Bass, Spotted Points, Standing timber White Action: Good Crappie, White Action: Slow Baits: Crankbaits, Goldfish,

Courtesy Photo A young boy shows off his catch at South Lake Park.

Courtesy photo Gunnison Rockwell (age 5) fishing for bass in his great grandpa’s farm pond in Okfuskee County.

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Speer, OBA said petition by filing writtenof the domiciliary probate LORENZO T. COLLINS, consecutive run with no discrimination because #30283 opposition thereto. proceeding; and that on P.C. HERE copy changes. of race, color, religion, LITTLE LAW FIRM, PLLC BY: BARBARA JEAN the 30th day of September, 16 Stanley, S.W. No refunds for ads sex, handicap, familial P.O. Box 618 DEPUTY COURT CLERK 2020, said Petition will be P.O. Box 1781 status or national origin, cancelled by customer. Madill, Oklahoma 73446 M. Elizabeth Clark, OBA heard in the courtroom of the Ardmore, Oklahoma 73402- for 1,000s to see. or intention to make any Telephone: (580) 795- 21140 undersigned Judge, or the 1781 Deadline is 12 noon such preference, limitation 3397 205 1/2 Plaza Judge to whom this cause (580) 223-8350 Monday for classified ad or discrimination.” Fax: (580) 795-5072 Madill, Ok 73446 is assigned on said hearing Gregory Johnson placement & payment. This newspaper will not [email protected] Tel: 580-795-6855 date, in the Marshall County JUDGE OF THE 580-795-3355 knowingly accept any Attorney for Petitioner Fax: 580-795-6857 Courthouse in Madill, Okla- DISTRICT COURT Errors: Check your word advertising for real estate (Published in The Ma- (Published in The Ma- homa at 9:00 a.m.; and (Published in The Madill Re- ad for errors the first which is in violation of the dill Record August 27 & dill Record August 27 & that an Order distributing cord September 3 , 2020 1t) to place an ad week of publication. If law. All persons are hereby September 3, 2020 2t) September 3, 2020 2t) the property subject to the we have made an error informed that all dwellings jurisdiction of this Court will we will correct it and advertised are available IN THE DISTRICT IN THE DISTRICT be entered in accordance on an equal opportunity run your ad for free the COURT OF MARSHALL COURT OF MARSHALL with the documents from MACU holds ceremonical next week. We cannot COUNTY COUNTY the domiciliary probate be responsible for errors STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA proceeding unless a writ- Garage Sales In the Matter of the Estate of IN THE MATTER OF THE if not notified before our ten objection is filed prior Mark Christopher Hurt, ESTATE OF ROBERT to said date and time by an groundbreaking ceremony next deadline. BIG GARAGE Sale at deceased. FULTON HOLDEN, interested party or creditor The Madill Record 305 N. 3rd St., Ma- PB-2020-24 Deceased of the Decedent. dill. 8:00 am Saturday. NOTICE OF HEARING No. PB-2020-015 You may refer to said Peti- From Staff Reports campus, new coaches’ facility with restrooms PO Box 529 Baby girl clothes, new & PETITION FOR NOTICE TO CREDITORS tion, the Exhibits attached news@madillrecord. offices, new locker and concessions, and Madill, OK 73446 used, newborn – 2years. ADMINISTRATION OF AN All creditors having claims thereto and the instruments rooms for outdoor sports lighting for the Toddler boy clothes, ju- net 580-795-3355 ESTATE FOR against Robert Fulton Hold- on file in this cause for fur - sports, a training room outdoor athletic fields. nior boy, girl & women APPOINTMENT OF en, deceased, are required ther particulars. clothes – all in good PERSONAL to present the same, with a DATED this 25th day of OKLAHOMA CITY and a practice area To learn more about Special Notices condition. REPRESENTATIVE, AND description of all security in- August, 2020. — Mid-America Chris- with portable batting the O’Brien Family GARAGE SALE Labor FOR DETERMINATION terests and other collateral, Gregory Johnson tian University will cages. Training Center, visit ALCOHOLICS ANON- OF HEIRS, DEVISEES if any, held by each creditor JUDGE OF THE Day Weekend. 905 Little hold a ceremonial “I could not be more give.macu.edu or text YMOUS Meeting held Ave. Madill. Saturday 8 AND LEGATEEES with respect to such claim DISTRICT COURT excited about what MACUAthletics to Thursdays at 7 p.m. at am - 5 pm and Sunday NOTICE is hereby given to Robert M. Seymour, Ad- (Published in The Madill Re- groundbreaking on the “The Blend” 516 S. 1st 8 am - noon. Furniture, that on the 24th day of June, ministrator of the Estate, c/o cord September 3 , 2020 1t) site of the university’s the O’Brien Family 41444. Naming op- Street, Madill, contact Kitchen items, clothes, 2020, Christopher Patrick Michael L. Seymour, 1416 new O’Brien Family Training Center will portunities for the Peggy, 972-832-1850, and lots of treasures. Hurt filed in the District Terrace Dr., Tulsa, Okla- IN THE DISTRICT Training Center at do in enhancing the accompanying field or Brenna, 580-263- Court of Marshall County, homa 74104, on or before COURT OF MARSHALL student-athlete expe- house and other vital 1088. Help WWantedanted Oklahoma, a petition pray- the following presentment COUNTY, STATE OF 10:15 a.m. on Wednes- ing that Letters of Adminis- day: September 28, 2020, OKLAHOMA day, Sept. 2 in south rience at MACU,” said facility facets are still Pets & Supplies HELP WANTED looking tration issue to Christopher or the same will be forever IN THE MATTER OF THE Oklahoma City. Moeller. available. for construction workers Patrick Hurt upon the estate barred. ESTATE OF WANDA Due to safety mea- “At the core of who ABOUT MACU — LOW INCOME families: with cement experience. of Mark Christopher Hurt, Dated this 19 day of August, JUANITA O’STEEN, we are, our athletic Mid-America Chris- get your pets spayed or sures in place for CO- Call 580-564-6510 if in- deceased, late of County 2020. Deceased. department serves to tian University offers neutered with Oklahoma terested. of Marshall, State of Okla- MICHAEL L. SEYMOUR , PB-2020-38 VID-19, the ground- Spay Network. $35 for homa. OBA #8098 NOTICE OF HEARING breaking ceremony put Christ at the cen- more than a hundred dogs, $25 for cats and Estate Sales And pursuant to an order Attorney for Administrator PETITION FOR PRO- will be streamed live ter of our programs, degree and certificate $5 vaccinations, 580- of said Court, that the 23rd 1416 Terrace Drive BATE OF WILL, AP- provide a vehicle for an programs covering 924-5873 for appoint- day of September, 2020 at Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104 POINTMENT on Facebook at www. ESTATE SALE 902 E. ment. the hour of 9:00 a.m. has (918) 749-1202 OF PERSONAL macu.edu/MidAmeri- incredible education many specific fields. Tishomingo St. Madill, been appointed as the time (Published in The Ma- REPRESENTATIVE AND and achieve an unpar- MACU is dedicated Ok. Jewel Tea items and caChristianUniver- for hearing said application dill Record Septem- DETERMINATION OF Miscellaneous more. Friday 8am - 4 sity. alleled level of com- to offering a quality, before the undersigned ber 3 & 10, 2020 2t) DEIRS, DEVISEES AND pm and Saturday start- petitive excellence,” affordable Christian SerServicesvices Judge in the court room of LEGATEES The ceremony ing at 8 am. Moeller said. “Each education to tradi- IRONING SERVICE. the Marshall County Cour- IN THE DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY will feature several house at Madill, Oklahoma, COURT OF MARSHALL GIVEN to all persons inter- speakers ahead of piece of this facility tional high school se- $1.00 for tops. $2.00 Land for Sale for jeans/pants. Drop when and where all persons COUNTY, STATE OF ested in the Estate of WAN- the groundbreaking, was carefully crafted niors, college transfers interested in Said estate OKLAHOMA DA JUANITA O’STEEN, to allow us to do these and busy adults who off & Pickup. 580-263- FOR SALE by owner. including MACU 8086. may appear and contest IN THE MATTER OF THE Deceased,that there has things at a deeper and are looking to finish 18.82 plus acres. Rural said petition by filing writtneESTATE OF DOROTHY been produced and filedPresident Dr. John water plus pond on the greater level.” their education, pur- WWantant to buy opposition thereto. FRANCES HENSON, in District Cour of Marshall Fozard, Athletic Di- property & electric at BY: BARBARA JEAN NO. PB-20-39 County, Oklahoma, an rector Marcus Moeller The O’Brien Fam- sue graduate work or the road. 9560 Hwy 70 DEPUTY COURT CLERK DECEASED instrument in writing pur- ily Training Center get a college degree for LOOKING TO and lead donor Dr. buy a A, Kingston. Call 214- M. Elizabeth Clark, OBA NOTICE OF HEARING porting to be the Last Will is the first phase of the first time. MACU used 1998-2012 year 725-9056. $9500 per 21140 PETITION FOR PRO- and Testament of WANDA Sean O’Brien of the two door jeep with six acre. 205 1/2 Plaza BATE OF FOREIGN WILL JUANITA O’STEEN, De- Oklahoma Center an athletic capital is an endorsed agency cylinder, A.C. For per- Madill, Ok 73446 NOTICE IS HEREBY ceased, dated June 11, for Orthopaedics and campaign providing of the Church of God sonal use. Please call LEGAL NOTICES Tel: 580-795-6855 GIVEN to all persons in- 2020, and there has also Sports Medicine. A necessary resources (Anderson, Ind.) and is ALL ZONES ALL 210-414-0636. Fax: 580-795-6857 terested in the Estate of been filed in said Court IN THE DISTRICT prayer of dedication to student-athletes. regionally accredited (Published in The Ma- Dorothy Frances Henson, the Petition of KATHY A. Future phases of the by the Higher Learn- COURT OF MARSHALL dill Record August 27 & Deceased, that on this date O’STEEN LOTT, praying will be given by Dr. COUNTY September 3, 2020 2t) Kim Henson produced and that said Will be admitted Steve Trice of the campaign will include ing Commission. Visit STATE OF OKLAHOMA filed in this Court a Petition to probate, that Letters Tes- JASCO Giving Hope a second gymnasium www.macu.edu for In the Matter of the Es- IN THE DISTRICT for Probate of Foreign Will, tamentary issue to KATHY for practices and tour- more information. tate of Foundation. COURT OF MARSHALL having attached thereto duly A. O’STEEN LOTT, as naments, an outdoor LLOYD DALE JONES, COUNTY certified copies of the Last Personal Representative The 18,600-square- Deceased. STATE OF OKLAHOMA Will and Testament of said of said Estate, and that the foot athletic facility, OKLAHOMA Case No. PB-2020-28 In the Matter of the Estate of Decedent, Application to Court determine the heirs, NOTICE TO CREDITORS which is expected to The Madill Record Mary Elizabeth Raborn, Probate Will and Authoriz- devisees and legatees of open in August 2021, CLASSIFIED All creditors having claims deceased. ing Letters Testamentary; the Decedent. against Lloyd Dale Jones, PB-2020-35 Order Probating Will and Pursuant to Order of will include a wellness Deceased, are required to NOTICE OF HEARING Authorizing Letters Tes- this Court made on this and weight training AD NETWORK present the same, with a PETITION FOR tamentary, Publishers Af- date, NOTICE IS HEREBY BUSINESS room for the entire description of all security ADMINISTRATION OF AN fidavit/Notice to Creditors, GIVEN that the 23rd day FOR MORE INFO CALL IN THE DISTRICT FORESTATE MORE INFO FOR CALL and Order of Distribution of September, 2020, at 1-888-815-2672 COURT OF MARSHALL APPOINTMENT OF distributing the Estate, all as 9:00 o’clock a.m. has been COUNTY PERSONAL issued by the Court having appointed as the time for DIRECTORY STATE OF OKLAHOMA REPRESENTATIVE, AND jurisdiction of the domiciliary hearing said Petition and FARM EQUIPMENT In the Matter of the Estate of FOR DETERMINATION probate proceedings. proving said Will in the MILDRED ANNA RHODES, OF HEIRS, DEVISEES NOTICE IS FURTHER District Courtroom at the LEASE YOUR LAND FOR Case No. PB-2020-32 Courhouse in Madill, Mar- Computers Hauling LEASE ANDYOUR LEGATEEES LAND FOR HUNTING GIVEN that said Petition HUNTING Prepaid annual lease Deceased. 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The Madill Record Health Veteran Teachers Choosing Retirement Over COVID-19

Courtesy photo “I’m going to miss the kids of course and the creativity of coming up with lessons that will engage them. It’s hard,” said former Lincoln Elementary School teacher Anne Ham, shown here in January with her fifth-grade students in Norman. Ham decided to retire one year early because of health concerns stemming from COVID-19. (Courtesy Anne Ham)

By Kathryn McNutt “It was a really measurable uptick in To Teach or Not to the board approved she said. “I thought to leave the profession remained unfilled and Oklahoma Watch hard decision,” said retirements for Sep- Teach eight staff resigna- about it a long time. It even though they were 271 positions were Ham, who taught for tember and October tions at its meeting was difficult to make not planning to before filled by emergency Oklahoma’s teach- 35 years in Oklahoma, of this year,” said Sabra Tucker, ex- Aug. 5, one week be- that decision.” the pandemic. certified teachers. er shortage is growing Illinois and Kansas. Tom Spencer, execu- ecutive director of the fore in-person school LeGrant said af- Meanwhile, the When districts can- more severe with the “It’s a huge part of my tive director for the Oklahoma Retired Ed- started. ter she resigned the number of new teach- not find a certified spread of COVID-19. identity. Two-thirds Teachers’ Retirement ucators Association, “They’re just afraid. principal asked if ers beginning a career teacher, the Okla- More teachers are of my life I’ve been a System. said teachers have Several others have she would teach from is declining. Students homa State Board opting for retirement teacher.” By mid-August, the been calling “to lament gone back into the home instead and she in traditional teacher of Education can ap- than last year, and She planned to number of teachers about their options.” classroom but are agreed. Her students preparation programs prove hiring someone many say fear of going teach at least one more scheduled to begin “Teachers who afraid,” Ayers said. are in a classroom with fell 47% from 2009 to who isn’t certified back into the class- year so she would retirement in Septem- planned to stay one “With the teacher an adult supervisor. 2017 both nationally in the subject they room is the reason. qualify for full retire- ber and October was or two more years have shortage, it’s really “It’s challenging to and in Oklahoma, ac- teach. Some have no Norman fifth-grade ment benefits. But 333, an increase of 51 decided to bite the become a strain on the make sure I can give cording to the most classroom experience teacher Anne Ham the additional money from 2019. Teachers bullet. Their health schools.” these kids the best I recent data from the or training at all. cut her career short would not be worth it have until Sept. 1 to and safety outweighed Among those re- can, but young people U.S. Department of In the past three because of the virus. if she succumbed to file the final paper- the risk,” Tucker said. signing was Lindy are so adaptable,” she Education. months, the board has Ham, 61, has asth- the disease, she said. work for Oct. 1 retire- “It’s definitely a real LeGrant, an upper- said. Districts have re- approved emergency ma. Her husband is “I can’t tell you ment, Spencer said. trend.” level math teacher lied on veteran teach- certification for 2,010 73. They decided the how relieved I am Teachers are not Some not yet eli- at Chisholm High Retirements ers deferring retire- teachers statewide. health risk was too I don’t have to deal asked why they choose gible for retirement School. That position Increasing ment and on alternate The number for all of with it,” Ham said. to retire, but many can be difficult to fill, pathways to certifica- 2019-20 was 2,697, great for her to return have told her they will Shortage to her Lincoln Elemen- “I’m going to miss the have voluntarily men- take a year off and especially with short tion to fill the gap. more than five times tary School classroom. kids of course and the tioned a fear of the then go back, or they notice. Teachers resigning Oklahoma City the number of emer- Nationally 1.5 mil- creativity of coming coronavirus, he said. will go to work for one LeGrant, 64, said in higher numbers due Public Schools reports gency certifications lion teachers, or one up with lessons that of the virtual charter she watched the num- to COVID-19 has been 68 teachers retired in five years earlier. in four, have health will engage them. It’s We could have more schools. Others said ber of COVID-19 cases reported from New the school year ending Kathryn McNutt conditions that put hard.” folks that just decided they will try teaching growing across the na- York to Utah, raising June 30 compared to is an Oklahoma-born them at higher risk Teachers’ Retire- not to teach this year,” in their school for a tion, beginning in New concerns about the 56 teachers the previ- freelance journalist of serious illness from ment System of Okla- Spencer said. “They semester and then re- York where her son nationwide shortage ous year. and former newspaper COVID-19, according homa records show could resign and send evaluate the situation. lives. As the first day of qualified teachers. The district will reporter and editor. to a Kaiser Family 2,579 teachers retired in their first retire- Geri Ayers, a for- of school grew closer, EdWeek Research start the school year Contact her at ksmc- Foundation analysis during the 2019-20 ment papers now or mer English teacher cases were increasing Center reported 12% Monday with all [email protected]. Follow of 2018 National school year. Their in the next few weeks. who is a board member in her community and of teachers surveyed virtual classes. On her on Twitter at @ Health Interview Sur- average age was 63. We have no way to for Chisholm Public the state. in May say the corona- Wednesday, a district ksmcnutt. vey data. “So far we are predict that.” Schools in Enid, said “I just wasn’t com- virus may cause them spokeswoman said seeing a slight but fortable returning,” 27 teaching positions The importance of “Nursing” your mental and emotional health

By Summer Bryant family and friends now as ever to stay Another alterna- that can help improve office@ have abandoned them in contact with your tive way of staying in mental well-being and madillrecord.net or feel forgotten from loved ones in the nurs- contact with them is can help eliminate the rest of world due ing home. sending them letters, depression. The Coronavirus to lack of visitations. While our lives cards, and care pack- It gives them struc- has brought on many Depriving people of outside the facilities ages. ture to their days, challenges especially contact such as hugs, continue and are filled Get those in your helps with passing of at nursing homes. kisses, and physical with family gather- community; kids from time and gives pur- Nursing homes have interaction from their ings and outings, they the schools, church pose to their lives. been forced to be on loved ones is just as are left with memories groups, and relatives Activities in nurs- lockdown, given the dangerous as a virus. of traditions and the to write encouraging ing homes usually con- close proximity from This leads to many memories of getting words and gathering sist of bingo, garden- one another increas- of them feeling sad, together with their up items they enjoy ing, knitting, movies, ing the possibility of depressed, and lonely. family and loved ones. like games and snacks games and exercising. spreading COVID. 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PLAINSMEN (Continued from page 1B) the recovery to their advantage making the score 35 to 0 with 5:07 left on the clock. The Plainsmen scored one last time in the third quarter as the buzzer sounded. The quar- ter ended with a 42 to 0 score. The Wildcats were not able to recover in the fourth quarter, as the Plainsmen scored three more times, making the final score 63 to 0. Madill Senior, Aaron Wilson, said, the team needs to shake off the loss and practice harder. “We need to work hard start- ing on Monday and get better for next week’s game,” Wilson said. Madill had 226 yards of of- fense; 63 passing yards and 163 rushing yards; 3 fumbles and 2 interceptions. Speer said the players gave quite a bit during the game. “I thought we competed and Summer Bryant • The Madill Record Photo courtesy of Savannah Martin played hard,” said Speer. “We No matter how hard the Wildcats played, they could not overturn The Madill Girls Cross Country get some last minute advice before competing. made some big stops in the first half defensively which was nice the lead from the Enid Plainsmen. to see. Offensively, we were able to get the running game going Lions on Friday, September 4, “Offensively, Durant will be SHOWDOWN City Lake at 9:00 a.m. on Sat- and get on track. We’re ready somewhat. We just need more at 7:30 p.m., at Blake Smiley running the same scheme Madill urday, September 5. Eidson for the Madill meeting, looking consistency on both sides of the Stadium. has ran the last couple of years (Continued from page 1B) said he is expecting to see a forward to it being a good one.” ball. And we need to have more Speer said familiarity with so there should be familiarity vast improvement during the of a sense of urgency. We lacked Durant’s plays might prove there.” said Speer. The Wildcats will host the next meet. that tonight.” beneficial for Madill. “I expect us to buckle down Wildcats will host the Durant Madill Cat Run at the Madill

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Sept. 4 Durant H 7:30 Sept. 4 Idabel A 7:30 Sept. 11 Marietta A 7:30 Sept. 11 Hugo H 7:00 Sept. 18 Bye Week Sept. 17 Broken Bow (Thursday) H 7:00 Sept. 25 Dickson A 7:00 Sept. 25 Plainview H 7:00 Oct. 2 Sulphur (Homecoming) H 7:00 Oct. 2 Lone Grove A 7:00 Oct. 9 Plainview A 7:00 Oct. 9 Little Axe (Homecoming) H 7:00 Oct. 15 Pauls Valley (Thursday) H 7:00 Oct. 15 Sulphur (Thursday) A 7:00 Oct. 23 Lone Grove A 7:00 Oct. 23 Pauls Valley H 7:00 Oct. 30 Kingston H 7:00 Oct. 30 Madill A 7:00 Nov. 6 Little Axe A 7:00 Nov. 6 Dickson A 7:00 12 — Football Preview 2020 A short history of Madill football

The unofficial Madill overall program record is 514-451-26. 11916916 MMadilladill Madill has won 14 district championships. WWildcatsildcats Playoff wins in current configuration have come in 1951, 1974, 1991, 1997, 2011 & 2012. Coach Smiley has two playoff wins (1974 & 1991) and eight district championships, and also an Oklahoma Coaches Hall of Fame 1994 inductee. Coach Cooper has two playoff wins (2011 & 2012) and two district championships. Madill went undefeated in the 1990 regular season with a district championship under coach Smiley Madill went undefeated in the 2009 regular season with a district title under coach Kerry Roberts. Madill went undefeated in the 2012 regular season with a district crown under coach Milton Cooper. Caleb Muncrief had a single-game rushing record 427 yards in 2011 against Pauls Valley. He scored six TDs that game. Since 2010...Madill has had five football players at the NCAA-D1 level. (Darryl Fields- SMU; Caleb Muncrief-OSU; Karson Green-Iowa State; Judge Hartin, Tulsa; and Micha Cooper, OSU) Madill was named state champion in 1916. However, it is not officially recognized by the OSSAA. Howard Marsh from the 1916 team went on to play for Coach Bennie Owen at OU, became team captain and was the only all-conference performer for the Sooners in 1922. Bill Ayers was all-state in 1945, went to play at Abilene Christian and was later drafted by the Green Bay Packers. George Stokes graduated in 1960, played football at OU under Bud Wilkinson (Stokes also was on the Madill Boys Basketball team that won the Class B state championship in 1960.) AAnchor’Nnchor’N RRestaurantestaurant 14584 Arrowhead PPointoint RRoadoad KKingston,ingston, OK 73439-2044 580-564-2536 Breakfast served all day

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By Summer Bryant mom said she remembers painting the trestle Marshall County is known for a few differ- and she graduated 1966.” The earliest one stated ent things; Lake Texoma, being the smallest by Brandon T. “50’s.” county in Oklahoma, and the love for their two People that attended school here can remem- football teams. ber it always being a tradition and ritual done In our small towns there’s basically one by the students after the games. According to event happening on those fall Friday nights, the Meg L. “That was bragging rights to the team football games. And you can count on everyone who won the game.” being there, not only will they be there but Those that have participated in this activ- they will be decked out in their school colors; ity can recall the excitement and anticipation black and gold for Madill or red and white for of getting to partake in it. The thrill of going Kingston. Some might even say they bleed after late hours, loading up by the carloads, those school colors. trying to put their “stamp” on a memory in the When these two rivals play against each making while not getting caught by the local other you can bet the crowds are going to show drive byes and police officers. Kalynne J. made up. These are some of your biggest fans. They the comment, “My dad painted a 56 at the top can remember when their team went to playoff, and we saw it for years. Since it was so high who held the longest winning streak, who still nobody painted over it for a really long time.” has the unbeatable record since ’98, and the One of the best things about high school different rituals done after winning the game football is the traditions. Painting the trestle such as painting the trestle. has definitely gone down in history for Marshall Painting the trestle, outside of Madill, after County as the most remembered and partici- the big rival game has been a tradition for pated ritual yet. According to some like Stacie many years. When the question was asked on S. believe that all the black and gold and red Facebook, “How far back can you remember and white paint from decades past is what’s painting the trestle after Madill vs. Kingston keeping the thing together. games?” There were numerous answers stating the 90’s, 80’s, and 70’s. Cindy B. stated, “My GO Redskins Kingston, OK 4 miles West of Lake Texoma • Hwy 70 564-3397 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Full Line Grocery Store Fresh Produce & Meat Market Your Friendly Local Grocery Store Fresh Cut Meats ✦ Fresh Produce ✦ Frozen Food ✦ Dairy Products We Accept Oklahoma State WIC Vouchers, Chickasaw WIC & Oklahoma Electronic Benefit Transfers 16 — Football Preview 2020

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Here’s a short history on Kingston football. The football team has been in the playoffs for the past nine years. They have been a quarter finalist twice were in the state semifinals last year. They have won district the past two years. They have held multiple all-district and all- state players.

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Marching to a different beat

By Shalene White With the pandemic in full swing, the Madill High School Band and the Kingston High School Band both are forced to do things dif- ferently than normal. Typically, the bands would play at games and participate in contests. For this school year, the bands must basically “play it by ear,” and keep in mind that the schedules they currently have are tentative. Anything can get shut down at a moment’s notice becuase of COVID. Madill Band Director Kendal Hasty said he is hoping the 2020 Marching Season will be a great one for the Madill Band. The Madill Band is planning to attend three marching contests this fall, even though the contests will be a bit different because of the pandemic. He also said the Madill Jazz Band will be gearing up for what he hopes to be a busy performance schedule. Hasty also said their most important duty will always be support- ing the community, school activites and students of the Madill Public Schools. Lance Reister, the Kingston Band Director, said he plans on sticking to a normal schedule unless COVID rears its ugly head. The band is planning on attending all football games unless there is a significantly high number of cases in the county that the game is being held. The Kingston Band is also planning on attending marching contests in Tishomingo on October 3, Holdenville on October 10 and the OS- SAA Regional Marching Contest in Atoka on October 14. 26 — Football Preview 2020 KINKINGSTON GSTON REDSKINS MARCHINGMARCHING BANDBAND

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