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“He spoiled me. He spoiled me because he was the oldest and I was the youngest. We were definitely close.”
Bonnie Matthews Wilds Sister of John Matthews
Amanda Groshong and Macy Robertson play a Remember the 44 game on the midway during the 2018 county feature on Page 7A fair. (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller) “I thought it was so interesting that the name stayed with Plan to create county him,” said Bonnie. John, the oldest Family Justice Center of five siblings, was 10 years older than becomes a group effort Bonnie, the youngest. Back to school Growing up on a farm By CHRIS EVERSOLE El Reno Public Schools to begin classes Thursday in Okarche, the family Yukon Review was very close, and By SHANE SMITH Bonnie said the bond A Canadian County group is creating [email protected] Free supplies a plan to help develop a one-stop center OK, kids, summer is over. between her and John where victims of domestic violence El Reno Public Schools will Jackson Kremeier counts bags was especially strong. can receive help from multiple sources. resume classes on Thursday, and of school supplies assembled by “He spoiled me,” The center would provide a shelter members of the administration El Reno's Blessing Baskets volunteers she said. “He spoiled for victims, including children, as say they are confident it will be last week. Students from Banner, me because he was well as other services, said County a successful year for education. Riverside, Maple, Darlington, Union City, the oldest and I was Commissioner David Anderson. According to Superintendent Okarche, Calumet and Hinton school the youngest. We were “I take a lot of pride in the things Craig McVay, there aren’t many districts were given free supplies. definitely close.” we do well, but I also realize that we big changes to the tried and true (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller) Life on the farm need to do better on some things, like formula ERPS has employed over was important to helping victims of domestic violence,” the past several years. John. Before the war, Anderson said. all he wanted was to Turn to SCHOOL, Page 6A Turn to JUSTICE, Page 6A Turn to HERO, Page 8A
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Richard Alexander Birchall Mable Corwin Dodd Richard Alexander Cathie, Stephanie Funeral services Tony Buchanan of “Sam” Birchall was and Ann; stepsons, for Mable Louise El Reno; brothers born Oct. 30, 1949, to Jerry and John Dodd were held and sisters-in-law, Laura and Ed (HoHo (Richelle) McKinley; Friday in the Benson Tom and Jobeth the Clown) Birchall. sisters/brother-in- Memorial Chapel Corwin of Big He died suddenly and law, Marian Smith, with Deacon Lloyd Springs, Texas, and quietly at home on Jane Bryson and Menz officiating. Jim and Mary Kay Sunday, A ug. 4, 2019. Richard (Olga) Stone; Following cremation, Corwin of Sapulpa; Though named for siblings, Bill (Patti), Mable will be sister and brother-in- two grandfathers, he Michael, Regina, buried in the El Reno law, Mary and Mike was known as Sam Dan (Sami) and Cemetery. Services Fairchild of Midwest throughout his life. Charmagne; 16 were under the City; grandchildren, He was the third of nieces and nephews direction of Huber- Kyla Farler, six children. Upon and 15 great-nieces Benson Funeral Jami Regan, Amy graduation from Richard Birchall and nephews; Home. Mable Corwin Dodd Buchanan, Brayden Putnam City High BFAM Will (Debra) Mable died Aug. 6, Dodd and Grayson School in 1968, he he witnessed as a Marshall; two cats 2019, at Grace Living and taking care of Moore; and two enlisted in the Army, 7-year-old. He loved and one grand-dog. Center in El Reno. others. She later great-grandchildren, completing two tours any sport with a ball. Sam leaves a She was born Aug. worked at Dairy Hut Ben Moran and of duty in Vietnam His grasp of host of friends who 20, 1939, in El Reno and Sid’s Diner. Joey Regan. where he received details was as will miss his quirky and attended Sacred She was a member Her husband, the Bronze Star. sharp identifying humor, intentional Heart High School. of Sacred Heart Earl Lewis Dodd, Sam’s deepest horticultural pests malapropisms, Mable was a Church and Altar preceded her in secret was attending as analyzing infectious laugh and homemaker and Society. death on March 9, OSU majoring in battlefields. bright mind. cared for children Mable is survived 2018. They were History/Economics. Sam was an Celebration of Life in her home. Many by her children married 61 years. He also obtained a avid traveler and service was held children in the and their spouses, Mable also teaching certificate voracious reader. Friday, Aug. 9, 2019, neighborhood and Mike and Tammy was preceded from UCO. Whether in sports at Grace Episcopal town could call the Dodd of Atlanta, in death by her He married or music, his most Church in Yukon. Dodd house their Texas, Tommy parents, Donald O. Janet Schwab in 1972, gratifying experience Arrangements were second home. She and Shelly Dodd of and Clara Walch and they had three was to watch his under the direction was always happiest Friendswood, Texas, Corwin, and son, daughters. daughters play. of Yanda & Son when she was baking and Helen and Robert Dodd. His work career Sam was a gentle Funeral Home and included retail, and tender caretaker Cremation Services, horticulture, to his mother and Yukon. educator and quick to help others In lieu of flowers, business owner. in need. donations to OMRF He was currently Sam attended are requested in employed at OMRF. St. Charles Catholic Sam’s memory. Sam was a lifelong Borromeo Church. Online condolences OU fan, continuing to He is survived by may be signed at bemoan the ‘56 loss his wife of five years, www.yandafuneral. to Notre Dame which Carol; daughters, com.
Mary Geary Funeral services in the Geary Cemetery 1951, in Pawnee. for Mary Louise under the direction of She graduated from Geary were held Turner Funeral Home Calumet High School Aug. 9 at First Baptist of Hinton. and earned a degree Church in Geary with Mary passed away in general studies Rev. Wayon Upchego Aug. 4, 2019, in Yukon. from Haskell Indian officiating. Burial was She was born April 7, University. Mary worked as a CMA in the nursing field for 24 years. Pictured from left, Ed Zweiacher, Andre Siegenthaler, Anna Siegenthaler, Beatrice NEWS PAGE 2 Survivors include Buchli, Rico Buchli and Sheree Buchli. (Courtesy photo) her children, Shawn El Reno Tribune 5-DAY FORECAST Collins of Killen, ELRENOTRIBUNE.COM MONDAY Texas, Susan Geary 103 75 of Geary and Faye More than 100 attend Published semi-weekly: Geary of Oklahoma Wednesday and Sunday HIGH LOW City; siblings, SUNNY, HOT Vol. 129, No. 47 James Wahweah, Zweiacher-Girard reunion Co-publishers TUESDAY Gene Wahweah, Jon Sean Dyer and 94 72 Wahweah, Lenora Hill The Zweiacher- Wash.; George Girard Ray Dyer and Aldean Franklin; Girard family reunion of Texarkana, HIGH LOW was held recently Texas; Paul and MOSTLY SUNNY seven grandchildren CONNECT WITH US and eight great- in the Educational Carolyn Wheelock WEDNESDAY grandchildren. Building at the of Lewiston, S.D.; Website 92 69 Canadian County Ramona Zweiacher www. Fairgrounds. This Shinn of Arlington, HIGH LOW site has served as Texas; Jenn Shinn of elrenotribune.com MOSTLY SUNNY Public the reunion meeting Dallas; and April THURSDAY Records place since 1967. Smitley and Cindy 95 73 More than Driver of Imperial LAWSUITS 100 people attended Beach, Calif. HIGH LOW MOSTLY SUNNY Linda Ramey vs. this year, coming Attending from out Instagram Braum’s Inc. for an from California, Rico Buchli, Honorary of town were Ken and FRIDAY amount in excess of Washington, Swiss Consul of Oklahoma Ann Seibel, Don and 98 74 $75,000 for alleged Texas, Arkansas, and artist Ernie Loganbill Rosemary Rose, Erik HIGH LOW injuries and damages. Kansas, Colorado of Independence, Kan. Girard Roscom, Jim MOSTLY SUNNY Colonial National and Oklahoma. Loganbill has carved and Aletha Lavrent, Mortgage vs. Stacy T. Special guests walking sticks for people Brittany and Orion Jadoon for $88,200.35 to included Judy all over the world, most Scheidegger, Jim DEADLINES NEWSROOM pay a debt plus interest, Dimmick of El Reno, a notably Mother Teresa. Neville, Chad and Classifi ed and display ads: • Managing Editor costs and attorney fees genealogy researcher (Courtesy photo) Clara Edwards, Larry Noon - Monday for Ray Dyer and foreclosure of a looking at the Girard and Elaine Jolliff. Wednesday edition. [email protected] mortgage on Lot 10, name in her family. are planning a trip Also, Susan Noon - Thursday for • Community Writer Block 129, Westbury Also attending to Switzerland in Stevenson, Brad, Sunday edition. Vicky Joyner Addition, Oklahoma was Dr. Rico Buchli, 2020, with a family Sarah, Molly, Kaitlin [email protected] City. Honorary Swiss gathering at the Castle and Nick Jolliff, • Sports Editor Navigator SMS Consul of Oklahoma. in Jegenstorf, where Tom and Georgia SUBSCRIBE Glen Miller Pipeline LLC vs. Buchli serves on the Zweiacher name Zweiacher, Terry Rates as of Nov. 18, 2007 [email protected] Frank Austin and the Governor’s originated. and Jan Clare, Doug El Reno and County: • Staff Writer Shirley Austin, as International Family members Zweiacher and family, One Year $25 | Two Years $35 Shane Smith Trustees of the Committee and is attending from out of Billie Lake, Twylah Balance of state (mail): [email protected] Frank Austin Family currently a research state were Ernie and Fox, Jessika Fox, One Year - $48 | Two Year - $78 Trust for appointment scientist with Pure Doug and Nancy Out of State: Carol Loganbill of One Year - $48 | Two Years - $90 of commissioners Protein LLC. Buchli Independence, Kan.; Parsons, Shabbir and ADVERTISING to assess damages was accompanied by Don and Debbie Jeanellda Jupiterwala, Circulation Manager • Advertising Director and determine his wife, Beatrice and Fowler of Olathe, Sara, Emma and Sean Dyer compensation. daughter, Sheree. Kan.; R.J. and Linda Adam Votaw, Trudie [email protected] Erin Dyer Thompson [email protected] Navigator SMS Andre Siegenthaler, Smith of Frisco, Kinder, Richard and Offi ce Hours • Account Manager Pipeline LLC vs. president of the Swiss Texas; Richard and Janet Moore, Rhys Monday-Thursday - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Judy Hampton Ann Elizabeth Golden Club of Oklahoma, Dora Girard of Tyler, and Morgan Hampton, Friday - 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. judyhampton@elrenotribune. Schmalz and Marian and his wife, Anna, Texas; Donald Girard, David and Jill After Hours number: 405-262-5180 McWhorter Wiley also attended as Marcia Trent and Loganbill, Amy and for appointment guests. He served as Debbie and Monty Josh Lawson, Abigail, The El Reno Tribune POSTMASTER: of commissioners president of Human Montellano of San Jacob, Jared and (USPS No. 170 - 780) to assess damages Resources and Antonio, Texas; Paul Avery. Published by Send address changes to The Tribune Corporation and determine Development with Zweiacker and Greg Local attendees El Reno, Oklahoma The El Reno Tribune compensation. Hilti Corporation in Zweiacker and Bryan included Johnny Periodical Postage Paid at P.0. Box 9 Navigator SMS Lichtenstein and of College Station, and Regena Williams, El Reno, Oklahoma 73036-9998 El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 Pipeline LLC vs. Bones- Tulsa. Texas; Jon, Allison Ed and Barbara and additional mailing offi ces. Calvert Geary Edmond Beatrice and Anna and Ray Zweiacher of Zweiacher, Parker LLC for appointment shared traditional Denver, Colo.; Katie Stell, Judy Dimmick, of commissioners Swiss dishes. Buchli Forte and Rachel Dillard Girard, to assess damages donated a hand-carved Parsons of Overland David and Diana and determine Swiss walking stick to Park, Kan.; James Roscom, Lena compensation. the family reunions. and Krista Snelling of Schweitzer, Brogan BETTER NEWSPAPER CONTEST Navigator SMS It will be displayed Utica, Ky.; Treva Schweitzer, John Pipeline LLC vs. at all future reunions Zweiacker James and Williams, Andrea David L. Buser along with some Victor James of Williams, Mark and 2018 SEQUOYAH AWARD for appointment Swiss cowbells and Grand Prairie, Texas; Marla Mulanax, OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION of commissioners stained glass from Janice Wheelock Maisie Mulanax and to assess damages Switzerland. and David Wheelock Trapper Mulanax, and and determine Several family of Longmont, Colo.; the oldest member, Contact: Phone 405-262-5180/ Fax: 405-262-3541 compensation. members and friends Terri Johnson of Bow, Margaret Zweiacher. El Reno Tribune Sunday, August 11, 2019 NEWS ◆ 3A Volunteers seeking signatures for Medicaid expansion petition
By STEVE METZER Oklahomans who Journal Record would like to volunteer OKLAHOMA CITY or who would like to — Jared Deck was arrange to sign the only about 10 when he petition or simply to found himself among find out more about family and friends who the issue can access the organized to try to Oklahomans Decide keep their little town Healthcare website at of Thomas from losing https://yeson802.org. its hospital. If State Question 802 They lost that battle does come to a vote and years ago, but Deck, passes, advocates say who now resides in the state would receive Norman, has remained more than $1 billion a an advocate for rural year from the federal hospitals and health government to help care. provide for the medical That’s why he’s needs of nearly 200,000 found himself again additional Oklahomans among volunteers who would be added to training to collect Medicaid rolls. signatures on an Opponents, including Helping hands initiative petition many state lawmakers Carmen Mendez, left, puts packages of notebook paper in a bag as Jonah Dew waits his turn to add boxes of to allow Oklahomans who have voted against pencils. The youth were volunteers for Blessing Baskets which handed out more than 140 bags of supplies to to vote on Medicaid expansion and others students in eight different school districts. (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller) expansion. given voice by the “I understand the Oklahoma Council concept of hospital of Public Affairs, deserts in rural counter that the state’s Elks Lodge offers three scholarships for area seniors Oklahoma,” he said, costs associated with “and we need to keep Medicaid coverage The El Reno senior who is a U.S. paying Elks member. scholarships to high that from happening. of several hundred Elks Lodge has citizen. There is a There is a total of school seniors in El I see the good things thousand people are three scholarship total of 500 four-year 300 scholarships Reno and surrounding community health already exorbitant. opportunities for high scholarships ranging worth $4,000 each. communities. centers do, and many If 200,000 more school seniors in El from $4,000 to $50,000. Applications will Applications will be of their patients people are added, Reno and surrounding The application is be available online available starting utilize Medicaid. That OCPA President communities for available online at starting Sept. 1 Jan. 1 by contacting coverage is important Jonathan Small has the 2019/2020 school enf.elks.org/mvs and at enf.elks.org/leg. the El Reno Lodge because it allows them said state taxpayers year: Most Valuable application deadline The deadline for Office at (405) 262-4743. to stay on the job or in could be on the Student, Legacy and is on or before Nov. 5. submitting an Deadline for school.” hook for an annual local El Reno Lodge The Legacy application is on submitting an Medicaid Medicaid bill of some #743 scholarships. The scholarship is open to or before Jan. 31. application is on or reimbursements $374 million. Most Valuable Student any high school senior The local El Reno before April 30, 2020. also are critical to Articles about the scholarship is open who is a child or Elks Lodge #743 Please leave a message the health of rural Medicaid expansion to any high school grandchild of a dues- also offers two $500 if no one answers. hospitals, advocates of issue can be accessed the initiative petition on the OCPA’s website say. at www.ocpathink.org/ * A Sponsored Feature Deck is among articles?health-care. scores of volunteers Oklahoma House who have signed up Speaker Charles FOCUS ON THE FAMILY so far to help ensure McCall and Senate that Oklahomans have President Pro Tempore with Jim Daly ample opportunities to Greg Treat announced SMALL THINGS CAN beautiful. We can all offer sign the petition to get recently that a select something good to replace State Question 802 on a group of lawmakers BRING PEACE TO statewide ballot. will join with CHAOS what's bad. On Saturday, Oklahoma Deputy If we each just "pick up a they’ll launch their Secretary of Health Q: I'm very discouraged paper towel," we'll start to first “Day of Action” Carter Kimble and about what I see in our clean things up. And it begins in communities Samantha Davidson, country. So many problems; with a piece of 2,000-year- across the state. policy director in the so much animosity and Amber England, a office of Gov. Kevin old wisdom: Treat others the spokeswoman for Stitt, to develop an negativity. But it's all so big -- way you want to be treated Oklahomans Decide “Oklahoma solution” what can one person do? yourself. Healthcare, said for increasing access Jim: Let's use a simple Q: My husband and I volunteers have signed to health care and analogy. Say you're in a public disagree at times, just like all up to fill 222 shifts to providing insurance bathroom drying your hands couples. 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Chronister and Arapaho Tribal coming in the Aug. 15 Native ReVision 650-6106 Tribune carried two Ray issue of the Tribal pulls in players from Tim Robinson never give up is the photos and a brief Dyer Tribune. across the country. It’s 740-9681 story about Gov. Reggie Should be some held at Northeastern Bob Ballhorn leaders from Iowa, message conveyed Wassana and Lt. Gov. very interesting Oklahoma State 405-698-9804 Gib Miles making a trip Kansas, Missouri and reading. University in Tracey Rider to Washington, D.C. Nebraska. Meetings with Tahlequah. The game 405-314-3279 to the teens. It’s a The elected leaders The trip included the Interior Secretary culminates a week- Address of the C&A were in a meeting with U.S. and the President long camp in which El Reno City Council our nation’s capitol Secretary of Interior of the United States the recently graduated P.O. Drawer 700 message of hope as part of a Nation-to- David Bernhardt, as are very impressive. high school players El Reno, Okla. 73036 Nation Regional State well as an opportunity But as I turned to are introduced to Offi ce phone — 262-4070 Leadership meeting. to meet with President Page 2 of the Tribal inspirational speakers and faith.” They joined other Donald Trump and Vice Tribune, an equally and coaches who instill El Reno Native American President Mike Pence. impressive article in them a lifelong jumped out. An lesson of never give up. School Board incredible article, Even when life kicks Crosley Air Conditioners in stock! Scott McBee actually. you in the gut, and it 262-5136 The story by will, never give up is Brad Baker Tribal Tribune Editor the message conveyed it’s 570-7639 Rosemary Stephens to the teens. It’s a Curtis Blanc described the Native message of hope and 262-7303 ReVision All-Star faith. Dorrie Parrott Football Classic. 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Letters To the Editor: We had super Our 1954 class Museum and members Far Out on the Western my growing up in To the EHS class of teachers. We were still meets each have volunteered to Prairie.” Each one had El Reno, my friends 1956, I read the article brought up during month. We had our help with maintenance. the classmate’s school and my classmates. in the July 28 Tribune. a time that children reunions each year The class of 1954 name on it. Keep it going I commend your class these days would not until two years ago. has 66 members I may live in class of 1956. I admire for your efforts to keep understand. We were They were all great. who are still with us. New York, but I truly you all. together and relive all truly blessed. Age, health and travel Some live in El Reno, am an Okie and always I used to show you the great memories you What you are slow reunions over the others live in 12 will be. all the movies. I was share. I know every one doing for each years. different states. I am a DAV. I the projectionist at of you. I too graduated other and for your Our class has Recently, each member worked in federal the Centre, Rocket and from the greatest community is great. made numerous received a souvenir prisons for 30 years Squaw theaters. I know school ever in 1954. It is something all sizable donations coaster that had the and have traveled all of you have been I have fond memories classes should consider to the Canadian words “Hail El Reno all over the world. there. of you all as well. doing. County Historical High — Class of 1954. Nothing compares to Bill Edwards What happens when the human race chooses not to procreate he hook of the GuestColumn doubled. The human Russia, China and is the rampant or rearing children story intrigued race experienced a Japan. Even in the materialism and to the glory of God, Tme: “This population explosion. United States, the concomitant lack of or giving our country hasn’t happened Dr. Mark More people lived population will fall spirituality in our age. another generation in all of modern longer lives and at unless augmented by Materialism breeds to add to the greatness history...” An email Hendrickson higher standards of immigration. These a preoccupation of America. Instead, from “The Crux” last living than had ever trends have enormous with self-satisfaction they look for sensual month blared, “Global been possible in pre- implications, both and self-indulgence. gratification and population growth to Adjunct faculty member modern times. positive and negative. Individuals shun momentary pleasures. virtually stop by 2100.” Grove City College Some alarmists On the positive side, traditional adult joys The main economic According to a predicted that human aging populations and responsibilities reason for the decision Pew Research Center and famine killed off over-population would are far more likely like marriage and to have fewer children analysis, “The world’s a majority of children lead to catastrophe, to have democratic child-rearing for a is that people who (human) population before they could but something rather than autocratic self-indulgent lifestyle are new to affluence is expected to virtually become old enough to happened on the way governments, and they that exalts sexual understandably want stop growing by the have children of their to the apocalypse. The are less likely to go to pleasure above familial to keep that affluence end of this century, due own. decision of millions war. commitments. Such secure. They will in large part to falling Modernity changed (billions?) of women On the negative side, people have turned naturally, then, avoid global fertility rates.” all that. The Age around the world to for today’s affluent inward. They no longer having more children This isn’t a new of Enlightenment, have fewer children societies now heading think in terms of than they can story (e.g., Ben J. though it gave has created a different toward population sharing the gift of life, comfortably afford. Wattenberg’s 2005 rise to ideologies and unanticipated implosions, the balance book, “Fewer”), but both liberating and set of challenges and of economic and it’s worth identifying destructive, generated problems. geopolitical power and the reasons for massive new wealth For example, influence in the world this momentous, creation and immense “between 2020 and will shift, and probably unprecedented progress in science and 2100, 90 countries not in ways favorable development. technology. In just the are expected to lose to us. Procreation is a last two centuries, life population,” including The main biological imperative. expectancy more than 32 countries in Europe, philosophical reason Every other species on Earth perpetuates itself through And for the first the most powerful procreation unless Dyer time in its nine-year people in the free history, a sitting world? But only a external circumstances From Page 4A thwart that natural tribal leader attended leader makes an process. If you the all-star game. eight-hour round- Just in! saw the amazing alcoholism that he Even presided over trip drive across documentary, “March watched destroy his the opening coin Oklahoma to be a Modern Farmhouse Style of the Penguins,” you father who suffered toss and handed out part of something could see how the from depression after trophies. that probably does very penguins were hard- serving in Vietnam. What elected little for him politically, Candlesticks wired to breed at a The stories were official wouldn’t but means the world to certain time every year, powerful. The guess is jump at the chance others. like clockwork. If you so are the bonds created to rub elbows in Well done, have a dog in heat, during the camp. Washington, D.C. with Gov. Wassana. let her outdoors for 15 minutes, and if there is another dog loose within half a Now Available! mile, you will have a pregnant dog. Instinct takes over and dictates that animals breed. Humans are different. We can choose not to procreate. We have even developed technologies (most famously, “the We will fill your medications into convenient pill”) to help us packs grouped by day of the week & time of day. avoid having children. Liberal abortion laws further curb human No more refilling & births. counting into pill boxes! Humans are deliberately choosing Stop by & see the pharmacist for details. to have fewer children than ever before. 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There is an admission McVay said he is McVay said partnerships Fair charge of $8 for adults and School particularly proud of with Canadian Valley $6 for youth. the district’s curriculum, Technology Center, From Page 1A Antique tractor fans From Page 1A which is increasingly Redlands Community will want to be at the moving toward digital College, BlueSTEM USDA Musical highlights fairgrounds on Saturday at However, growth is media. This year, every and other entities will of this year’s fair include 2 p.m. to watch the annual happening and it’s expected student will get the continue. Christian music duo We tractor pull. to continue. Around 3,000 opportunity to use an iPad McVay also wants Are The Monks performing Come observe students are enrolled in El or a Chromebook for to remind motorists Thursday evening. Friday these farm relics from Reno schools for the 2019-20 educational purposes. to be extra alert now night premiers a rising agriculture’s past crank school year. McVay said the “A lot of the curriculum that children will be country music performer, out all the pulling power enrollment has steadily is digital. It’s not the same coming and going from Jason Young, and Saturday they have left for highly been climbing, and he cites ‘sit down at your desk and school sites. He said night is a tribute to Hank prized awards. a number of reasons. turn the page when I tell high-traffic areas like Williams called Hankerin’ As always, the free fair “The workforce brings you.’ We have faculty who Rock Island and roads 4 Hank. Performances all will feature food booths, lots of people into El Reno, are really in-tune about near the schools will Guidebegin at 8 p.m. and are free.Guide foodTo trucks, a horse shoe Topeople from around the teaching kids where they be monitored by law Carnival rides begin pitching contest, pie baking country,” he said. are,” McVay said. enforcement. each night at 6 and on contest and Farmhand “Housing availability McVay said another “We ask for everyone Saturday the midway rides Olympics. is a factor as well, as is the point in the district’s to pay attention around start at 2 p.m. There will also be a kiddy progressive state of what favor is its involvement our schools, especially The always popular tractor pedal pull, stick the administration is doing. with STEM programs, around early elementary WorshipEl Reno Wranglers Worship horse rodeo, livestockServices Parents feel comfortableServices equipping students with the schools where kids are Open Rodeo will be held showing, art show and quilt about putting kids in our technological skills needed dropped off and picked up,” GuideFriday, Aug. 23 at 7To p.m. exhibits.Worship schools.” Servicesin today’s world. said McVay.
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Th e Tribune is honored Biography written by Michael Beaver to help share the stories of these men and Mr. Brian Rukes’ AP English 3 class their families and to recognize the students Written Spring, 2019 who worked to gather the facts related to this important piece of El Reno history. ohn Richard accumulated so many he passed, and he Matthews of them that they became an air cadet Jwas born stopped giving him in September of 1942 July 16, 1917, in any more. at Camp Gary in San Okarche and passed By about 1937, the Marcos, Texas. away Dec. 13, 1946, success John had in He also received near Myrtle Beach, these competitions training at Cimarron South Carolina. prompted him to Airfield southeast His parents specialize in the study of El Reno, and at were Mr. Clarence of the blood lines in the Army Air Force C. Matthews and Mrs. pedigreed cattle. He bases at Enid and Myrtle Matthews, was about age 20 at the Altus, Oklahoma. and his siblings were time. Graduating with Cecil, Iola, Della and One very interesting Class 44-E from Bonnie Bell Matthews. note for Oklahomans Altus Army Air Base, Steve Lucus and is that the Gaylords of he then received Clyde Matthews were The Daily Oklahoman his wings and his uncles. fame heard about commission as a The family had John’s expertise and Lieutenant in the a farm located in success in showing United States Army Okarche, Route 3, cattle, so they hired Air Corps on May 23, northwest of El Reno. him to train and show 1943. He then was sent After attending their own cattle at overseas to England in elementary school both the Oklahoma Oct. of 1943. at the South Liberty and Tulsa State Fairs. At one point School of El Reno, In late 1941, while John was in Pictured is the plane, Smiling Jack, which John Richard Matthews fl ew while blinded. John attended and the Japanese led training, he saw a graduated from a surprise attack fellow airman being (Courtesy photo) El Reno High School at Pearl Harbor, bullied one day. John with the class of 1934. destroying battleships intervened on his (Published in The El Reno Tribune, El Reno, Okla., August 11, 2019) During high school, and other vessels and behalf and broke up a pickup truck was killing more than 2,400 the disturbance. No EL RENO PUBLIC SCHOOLS today announced its policy for free or reduced-price meals for children served under the National School Lunch Program his main mode of Americans. one messed with the (NSLP), the School Breakfast Program (SBP), and the After-School Snack Program (ASSP). transportation to This affected John airman again, John Local SPA officials have adopted the following household size and income criteria for determining eligibility: and from school. His deeply. Since joining became known as family also relates that the Air Corps in “Buck” as a result, and his “cohorts” Olan particular interested the nickname stuck. Tate and Glen Bright him, John took the typically shared a ride written tests, which Turn to 44, Page 8A with him in his truck. In John’s life, he developed a great interest in Jersey dairy cattle, and the Matthews herd scored highest in Canadian County for butter fat. John joined the 4-H in which he showed dairy cattle. 320 S. Rock Island Ave. He did so well with 405-262-1463 this that he earned www.rockislandcu.com multiple Champion and first place finishes. In fact, since the prizes for winning show competitions were silver platters, John eventually Children from households whose income is at or below the levels shown are eligible for free or reduced- price meals. Application forms are being sent to all homes with a letter to parents or guardians. To apply Flooring for free or reduced-price meals, households should fill out the application and return it to the school. Additional copies are available at the principal’s office in each school. The information provided on the application is confidential and will be used for the purpose of determining eligibility and may be By Tony verified at any time during the school year by school or other program officials. Applications may be Carpet • Vinyl • Ceramic submitted at any time during the year. Porcelain • Wood For SFA officials to determine eligibility, households receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Laminates • Remnants Program (SNAP), Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF), or Food Distribution Program FREE ESTIMATES on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) benefits must list the children’s names, a SNAP, TANF, or FDPIR case number; and the signature of an adult household member. All children in households with any 306 W. Elm household member receiving benefits under assistance programs are eligible for free meals. Children El Reno, OK in Other Source Categorically Eligible (i.e., children categorized as homeless, migrant, runaway, Head Start, Even Start, and foster children, if known) are also eligible for free meals. IF YOU DO NOT LIST A SNAP, TANF, OR FDPIR CASE NUMBER, then the application must have the children’s names, total 262-1260 household members, the amount of income each member received last month, the signature of an adult household member, and the last four digits of sthe adult’ social security number or the mark the box if he or she does not have one. Foster children also categorically qualify for free meals/milk, regardless of child’s income. If you have foster children living with you and you wish to apply for such meals or milk for them, please complete the application as instructed. Under the provision of the policy Taylor Wedman will review applications and determine eligibility. Parents or guardians wishing to make a formal appeal may make a request, either orally or in writing, Thank You for a hearing to appeal the decision to: Craig McVay, 100 S. Bickford Ave. El Reno, OK 73036. The school’s policy statement contains an outline of the hearing procedure. DIRECT CERTIFICATION: Any member of a household currently certified to receive SNAP, TANF, or FDPIR benefits will be notified of the enrolled children’s eligibility and that the enrolled children will What precious memories! be provided free benefits unless the household notifies the SFA that it chooses to decline benefits. If SNAP, TANF, and FDPIR households are not notified by Taylor Wedman of their eligibility, they will need to submit an application. 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LPXLP 8A ◆ NEWS Sunday, August 11, 2019 El Reno Tribune Marcia Sellers, Bonnie Hero Matthews Wilds, Mark Wilds and Richard Wilds From Page 1A stand together in Bonnie’s home with a picture of her be a professional brother, John Matthews, cattle showman. along with a silver platter He exhibited Jersey he won showing livestock. dairy cattle at many (Tribune photographer/ events, including 4-H Shane Smith) gatherings and the county fair. He also showed cattle for others, including the well- known Gaylord family of Oklahoma City. John also won awards and silver platters, some of which are still in Bonnie’s possession. John continually succeeded in the world of agriculture, and it “He was at least his landing light,” gash above his eye and Today, Bonnie One of their took a world war to 6 feet tall, almost too she said. “It was dark basically flew back Matthews Wilds is daughters, Marcia tear him away from tall. So he kind of outside, but we were blind from the blood.” the only surviving Sellers, lives in the his passion. Bonnie scooched down in the informed that it would John received member of John’s very house where vividly remembers the plane.” be him flying over the the Silver Star for immediate family. John and Bonnie grew moment when John John began his house.” getting through this She has a large family, up. Another daughter, began to consider a initial training at a After his training, harrowing ordeal. and they have an Carolyn Odom, lives military career. base in Texas. He then John showed striking He also received two extensive collection in Arkansas. “He had the radio trained at Cimarron heroism during the other awards for his of letters and pictures Bonnie’s three on in the barn, and he Field as well as bases war, particularly war efforts, the detailing John’s life sons, Richard Wilds, heard the report about in Enid and Altus, on Jan. 23, 1945. Purple Heart and the and military career. Max Wilds and the attack at Pearl finally receiving his On a mission in Air Medal. They continue Mark Wilds all live in Harbor,” she said. wings in Altus on Germany, an enemy After the war ended, to keep his memory El Reno. “That was on May 23, 1943. shell exploded in the John decided to stay alive, making sure In October, John’s a Sunday. Shortly Bonnie remembers aircraft and killed the in the service and future generations family will attend thereafter, he thought one moment in pilot. make a full career out keep aware of the the rededication he might be drafted. particular when John was the of it. Nearly two years heroism shown by ceremony at El Reno He talked it over with his training actually co-pilot, and he later on Dec. 13, 1946, John and other High School Memorial our father and decided brought him closer was forced to fly he was working in servicemen. Stadium. Including to sign up. He wanted to home. While the bomber back to aircraft maintenance “I’m glad that John, this celebration to fly and he wanted to training at the nearby the base with a head and test-flying a plane people remember,” will honor 44 soldiers help.” Cimarron Field base, wound and blood over a forest in South said Bonnie. from El Reno who Bonnie also says John was permitted to in his eyes. He was Carolina. The plane’s Bonnie’s husband, served during WWII that John had a fly his plane over their assisted by the engine quit during Eldon Wilds, is and died during their bit of a challenge to house in Okarche. aircraft’s gunner. flight, causing the deceased, and the military careers, overcome while flying “He flew over the “He was injured,” machine to crash and couple had five though not necessarily B-17 bombers. house and turned on said Bonnie. “He had a take John’s life. children together. during the war itself. marshalling yards assistance of the There was no place 44 at Neuss, Germany, engineer, flew the plane to land since he was which was heavily back to home base.” over a forest, so his From Page 7A defended by flak Matthews’ parents plane crashed near barrages. received the following Myrtle Beach, South John was assigned One of these shells commendation: “With Carolina, killing him as the co-pilot on a exploded in the cockpit blood from head in the process. B-17 Flying Fortress of the B-17 he was wounds covering his One of John’s bomber in the famed co-piloting, instantly eyes, Lt. Matthews friends related to Eighth Air Force in killing the pilot, managed, with the his family that, “had World War II. Jack J. Wangelin, and help of his top turret there been anywhere He was in the 568th seriously wounding Lt. gunner, to bring the to land, John could Bomb Squadron of the Matthews as well. ship home safely.” have done it,” giving 390th Bombardment With a crewmate’s That gunner, credit to his skills as a Group, a unit that assistance, the Sgt. Edward Hudson, pilot. itself received some partially blinded read the instruments His sister Bonnie major distinctions and Matthews with blood for Matthews while recalls that they later accomplishments in in his eyes managed holding his arm determined that his the war. not only to fly the around the dead pilot engine probably failed For his actions on damaged bomber back at their side. due to water in the a mission on Jan. 23, to base but also to land In his military fuel. 1945, John received it safely. career, Lt. Matthews Following his crash, the Silver Star, the One account of would be awarded the it took the military third highest U.S. this incident came Purple Heart and the about a week of battle decoration, for from the waist gunner, Air Medal with three extensive searches to gallantry in action. saying how “even in oak leaf clusters for find the exact location John Richard Matthews with his mother and father. The mission was to his terrifying state, courage and high where the lieutenant (Courtesy photo) bomb the railroad Matthews, with the achievements in battle. crashed since it was in When the war was a wooded area. over, John still loved Once his body to fly and decided to was recovered, it stay in the Army Air was sent to El Reno. Forces piloting aircraft His funeral services DATE: for maintenance. On were held at the PROPERTY Dec. 13, 1946, while he First Church of the September 7, 2019 was on one of these Nazarene in El Reno, flights, the engine and he was laid to rest in the AT-6 training on Dec. 22, 1945, at the plane he was flying El Reno Cemetery, TIME: malfunctioned and with full military AUCTION 10:00 AM quit. honors and a fly-over. CALUMET, OK 1 Auction, 2 Properties LOCATION: Sitting and Stress 109 N. Calumet Rd. Sitting is a relatively stressful position. By studying the pressure exerted on lower back Legal Description: 113 N. 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(Tribune photographer/ Glen Miller) Football madness marches in Monday Fall drills start at 8 o’clock, Indians face crunched time frame with school, zero week By GLEN MILLER [email protected] It’s called the dog days of summer but for area high school football coaches, the time from the end of summer workouts until the start of fall drills goes about as fast as grass growing on their fields. “I’m tired of lifting and running. It’s hot outside and that is starting to get old. I’m ready to get some football started,” said El Reno head coach Chuck Atchison. El Reno and the rest of the football-playing schools in Oklahoma have been limited to conditioning El Reno High School's drills only since the middle of July. On Monday returning starting morning, programs can begin fall two-a-day workouts quarterback in preparation for the 2019 season. Dorian Plumley sets up Atchison says the Indians will be on the practice for a pass during last field at 8 a.m. month's team camp. “These days are the part of summer I hate, waiting (Tribune photographer/ to get the pads on and start getting in shape and ready Glen Miller) for Friday night and all the other stuff,” said Atchison. El Reno should be in better shape than most schools in both the X’s and O’s as well as conditioning. Atchison held his four-day team camp the week after the Oklahoma Secondary School Activity Association’s Summertime Dead Period. “It worked out better this year and I hope we can retain some of the things we did. 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STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA Haley; Randel Corporation; APPLICANT: APPLICANT: TPR MID-CONTINENT, LLC TPR MID-CONTINENT, LLC APPLICANT: Ranger #5 Ltd.; Ranger Land RELIEF SOUGHT: RELIEF SOUGHT: TPR MID-CONTINENT, LLC Services, Inc.; RIP3, LP; Roan RELIEF SOUGHT: Resources LLC; Robin Wier archery shoot WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION (GLORIETTA 7-12N-8W 4MH (GLORIETTA 7-12N-8W 5MH INCREASED WELL DENSITY Tracy; Saxet II Minerals, LLC; WELL) WELL) LAND COVERED: SECTION 7, Scotty Dale Lemmerman; LAND COVERED: SECTION 7, LAND COVERED: SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE Sekani Exploration, LLC; Youth and Family There is a $5 TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE 8 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, Smiser Oil & Gas, LLC; Services will be equipment rental 8 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, 8 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Somerset Development Inc., the beneficiary of fee as well. A raffle OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA CAUSE CD NO. 201904068 n/k/a Milo Segner, Liquidating CAUSE CD NO. 201904066 CAUSE CD NO. 201904067 NOTICE OF HEARING Trustee of the PR Liquidating an archery shoot on that includes a Savage NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: Trust; Sonny James Stafford; Saturday, Aug. 17 in Axis 243 caliber THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To the following parties, if Southwestern Bell Telephone To the following parties, if To the following parties, if living; or if deceased, then Yukon. rifle or a Carbon living; or if deceased, then living; or if deceased, then Company c/o AT&T, Inc.; their unknown heirs, devisees, their unknown heirs, devisees, their unknown heirs, devisees, Srivastava Asset Management Hosted by Archery Express x-Force executors, administrators, executors, administrators, executors, administrators, LLC; St. Paul and St. Peter Traditions of OK Blade Crossbow will successors, trustees and/ successors, trustees and/ successors, trustees and/ Catholic Church, Kingfi sher, or assigns; or the unknown or assigns; or the unknown or assigns; or the unknown OK; Strata Minerals, Inc.; and Southern Plains be available. successors, trustees or assigns, successors, trustees or assigns, successors, trustees or assigns, Steven A. & Linda S. Thompson; Taxidermy, the 3-D Other items if any, of any dissolved if any, of any dissolved if any, of any dissolved Striegel Revocable Living Trust corporation, or the unknown Archery Fun Shoot include gift cards, corporation, or the unknown corporation, or the unknown K. Clydel Julian, Trustee; Tech successors of any party successors of any party will be held at 328 Elm tools, coolers, bows designated in any record as successors of any party Minerals, LLC; TEP Anadarko designated in any record as designated in any record as Basin III, LLC; TEP Anadarko trustee: Chesapeake Operating trustee: Chesapeake Operating from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and more. LLC; Plainsmen Energy; Roan trustee: 9Spot Energy, LLC; Basin IV, LLC; The Carolyn LLC; Plainsmen Energy; Roan Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly R. Baldwin Trust; The Clark Adults will pay For more Resources; Riviera Operating Resources; Riviera Operating LLC; United Production; Von Tungeln, TOD to Alan D. III, LLC; The Larry T. Quigley LLC; United Production; $20, while 12 and information, call Western Oil & Gas Development Western Oil & Gas Development Wolf, subject to a Life Estate in Revocable Trust; The Mary E. Corp.; Williams Reid Operating under shoot for $10. Carol at YFS at 262- Corp.; Williams Reid Operating Karen Jennifer Von Tungeln Williams 2004 Living Trust; Inc.; and all persons, owners, Tijerina; Alice Marie Buzbee, The Patsy R. Lawyer Family producers, operators, Inc.; and all persons, owners, producers, operators, formerly Von Tungeln, TOD to Trust; The Perkins Family purchasers and takers of oil Alan D. Wolf, subject to a Life Revocable Living Trust; The and gas, and all other interested purchasers and takers of oil practices and then Estate in Karen Jennifer Von persons in Canadian County, and gas, and all other interested Pfanenstiel Company, LLC; The school starts. Once Oklahoma. persons in Canadian County, Tungeln Tijerina; Alice Marie Willie Bea Phillips Revocable Football NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Oklahoma. Buzbee, formerly Von Tungeln, Living Trust; Thomas Hufnagel; school begins we will that the Applicant in this NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TOD to Douglas W. Von Tungeln; Timberwolf Minerals, LLC; From Page 1B go to the one practice cause is requesting that the that the Applicant in this Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly Tizira LLC; Tony Williams; Commission issue an Order cause is requesting that the Von Tungeln, TOD to Douglas Triangle Royalty Corporation; per day. Last year we Commission issue an Order authorizing Travis Peak W. Von Tungeln; Alice Marie Tributary Resources, LLC; authorizing Travis Peak allowed us to look at had a week of practices Resources, LLC, or some other Buzbee, formerly Von Tungeln, TRP MidCon LLC; Trumbull party, to drill, complete and Resources, LLC, or some other some things and kids before school started. party, to drill, complete and TOD to Jordan Leigh Wolf Oil Properties, LLC; Valhalla produce a horizontal well in the Collins; Alice Marie Buzbee, Royalty, LLC; Ventana in certain spots. So “We will get the Mississippi common source of produce a horizontal well in the formerly Von Tungeln, TOD to supply in the 640-acre drilling Mississippi common source of Exploration & Production LLC; going into two-a-days, same amount of time Jordan Leigh Wolf Collins; Amy and spacing unit consisting of supply in the 640-acre drilling Vilette Owen; Warwick-Jupiter, but it will be in a Section 7, Township 12 North, and spacing unit consisting of Joyce Lemmerman Barnhart; LLC; Wayfi nder Resources we have an idea of Range 8 West, Canadian County, Section 7, Township 12 North, Andrea Maurice Striegel; April Operating LLC; Wayne L. Von what kids will be at different situation. Oklahoma, with a completion Range 8 West, Canadian County, Lorenz McCollum; April Rose Tungeln; Western Oil and We’ve got to make interval as follows: Oklahoma, with a completion Lorenz; Atchley Resources, Gas Development; Westervelt what spots and we First Perforation - North/South interval as follows: Inc.; Atlas Peak Royalties, Limited Partnership; WIC, Inc. don’t have to waste the best of it and do Location-ft - NCT 165' FSL; East/ First Perforation - North/South LLC; ATS Energy; Axis Energy c/o Secured Marketing Services Location-ft - NCT 165' FSL; East/ reps in positions they what you can do,” said West Location-ft - NCT 650' FWL Corp.; Barney Guy Lorenz; Inc.; WIC, Inc. c/o Western West Location-ft - NCT 450' FWL of Section 7-12N-8W Beau B. Parker; Betty Loosen Reserve Corp.; Wildboar will not be playing at,” Atchison. Last Perforation - North/South of Section 7-12N-8W Kuehn; Boeckman’s Trust c/o Energy, LLC; William Jeffrey Location-ft - NCT 165' FNL; Last Perforation - North/South said Atchison. El Reno also faces East/West Location-ft - NCT 650' Location-ft - NCT 165' FNL; Robert Boeckman; Boeckman’s Schmidt; William Edward Wier; Programs will still the time crunch of FWL of Section 7-12N-8W East/West Location-ft - NCT 450' Trust c/o Robert Boeckman; Willischild Oil & Gas Corp.; This well will be completed FWL of Section 7-12N-8W Brent Adam Denwalt; Brigham Youngblood, Ltd.; Betty Louise be limited in what having a zero week using casing and cement. The This well will be completed Minerals, LLC; C. Edward Wells; Carl William Schmidt; they can do since game Aug. 30 with completion interval within said using casing and cement. The Wier; Caddo Exploration, LLC; Gladys M. Heckes; Guy H. Poteau. The Indians Section 7 shall be the entire completion interval within said Camino Natural Resources, James, Jr.; Jerry Frances Von the OSSAA mandates length of the lateral between Section 7 shall be the entire LLC; Carla Gayle Spence, Tungeln; Kenneth Eugene that every player go will have one preseason the fi rst and last perforations length of the lateral between n/k/a Karla Gayle Galligan; Stewart, Deceased; Preston through four days of scrimmage with described above. The well to the fi rst and last perforations Carlene Harp; Carol Rein Ewing Inlow; R.H. White; and be drilled as an exception to described above. The well to Rother; Carolyn R. Baldwin all persons, owners, producers limited workouts to get Clinton on Aug. 23 the well location provisions of be drilled as an exception to Trust; Castell Oil Company, Order No. 157926. the well location provisions of and operators of oil and gas and accommodated with before hosting the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Order No. 157926. LLC; Castlerock Resources, all other interested persons in the hotter weather Pirates in the 2019 that the location described NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Inc.; Charles E. Reece; Charles Canadian County, Oklahoma. above is moving toward the that the location described French Denwault; Charlotte R. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of August. Limited opener. following described property: above is moving toward the Inlow Revocable Trust Charlotte that the Applicant in this workouts mean shirts, “This will be our last (a) Sections 6 and 18, Township following described property: R. Inlow, Trustee; Chesapeake cause is requesting that the year for zero week. We 12 North, Range 8 West; and (a) Sections 6 and 18, Township Energy Corporation; Christene Commission issue an order shorts and helmets Sections 1, 12 and 13, Township 12 North, Range 8 West; and Evelyn Quigley Stuart De authorizing the drilling, only. have a good grasp of 12 North, Range 9 West, Sections 1, 12 and 13, Township Menars and Cedric Gabriel de completion and production of “We will be in both the offense and Canadian County, Oklahoma. 12 North, Range 9 West, Bourbon-Poisson, JTWROS; three (3) additional horizontal (b) The offset wells toward Canadian County, Oklahoma. Christine Loosen Richardson; wells by the Applicant, or some helmets and shorts the defense so I think which the proposed completion (b) The offset wells toward Cimarex Energy Co.; Citizen other party, in the Mississippi until Friday,” said the key for us will be interval is moving is as follows: which the proposed completion Energy II, LLC; Come Big common source of supply Well Name - Calumet #1; API interval is moving is as follows: Atchison. getting our younger or Stay Home, LLC; Connie for the 640-acre drilling and No. 350172159000; Operator - Well Name - Calumet #1; API El Reno does face a players used to the Williams Reid Operating Inc. No. 350172159000; Operator - Gayle Wier Seamons, n/k/a spacing unit consisting of Well Name - Burge #1-6; API Williams Reid Operating Inc. Connie Gail Wier Vance; Dahlia Section 7, Township 12 North, challenge in that school game plan and getting No. 350172400500; Operator - Well Name - Burge #1-6; API Royalties, LLC; Dale Red Range 8 West, Canadian County, starts earlier than last into condition. Chesapeake Operating LLC No. 350172400500; Operator - River Resources, LLC; David Oklahoma. Well Name - Denwalt #1-18; API Chesapeake Operating LLC L. Von Tungeln and Maribeth NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN year. The Indians will “Last year I thought No. 350172402200; Operator - Well Name - Denwalt #1-18; API Von Tungeln, h/w, JTWROS; that the Applicant in this cause have practices Monday we were in good shape Roan Resources No. 350172402200; Operator - David R. Douglass; David W. is requesting the following Well Name - Lorenzen #1; API Roan Resources Smith, Trustee of the David W. special relief: and Wednesday at and we just went down No. 350172193000; Operator - Well Name - Lorenzen #1; API Riviera Operating LLC Smith Revocable Trust dated (a) The amendment of Order No. both 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to Poteau and didn’t No. 350172193000; Operator - June 21, 2003; Deanna Wier 157926, to authorize the drilling, Well Name - Lorenzen #2-18; Riviera Operating LLC Tuesday will be a play well. So that will Goldade, n/k/a Deanna Lynn completion and production of API No. 350172390800; Operator - Well Name - Lorenzen #2-18; single practice as well be key for us again this Riviera Operating LLC API No. 350172390800; Operator - Wier; Dee Kelly Corporation; the additional well described Well Name - Thompson #1-7; Riviera Operating LLC Derek R. Parker; Devon Energy above. as Thursday, the first year, getting in good API No. 350172387500; Operator - Well Name - Thompson #1-7; Production Company LP; (b) That Travis Peak Resources, day of classes. shape and then going Western Oil & Gas Development API No. 350172387500; Operator - Diane Head; Don H. Reece; LLC, or some other party, Well Name - J Donna #1- API Western Oil & Gas Development Donna Von Tungeln Energy be designated as the party “We will have the out and playing well,” No. 350172175800; Operator - Well Name - J Donna #1- API Properties, LLC; Donna Von authorized to drill, complete Plainsmen Energy two days with two said Atchison. No. 350172175800; Operator - Tungeln Energy Properties, and produce the additional well. Well Name - LD #1-12; API No. Plainsmen Energy 350172393200; Operator - United LLC; Dorothy Loosen 1998 (c) That at the request of the Well Name - LD #1-12; API No. Production Revocable Trust Dorothy Applicant, the Order may be 350172393200; Operator - United Well Name - Calumet #1-12; API Loosen, Trustee; Douglas W. made effective on a date prior to Production No. 350172384600; Operator - Von Tungeln and Jamie Von its signing. OKLAHOMA TURNPIKE AUTHORITY Western Oil & Gas Development Well Name - Calumet #1-12; API Tungeln; Earl F. Sanders, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN No. 350172384600; Operator - ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSAL Well Name - McDonald #1-12; Jr.; Eck 90 Trust P. John Eck, that this cause be set before an PROVIDE, DELIVER, AND OFF-LOAD/INSTALLATION COORDINATION API No. 350172206600; Operator - Western Oil & Gas Development Well Name - McDonald #1-12; Trustee; EK Energy, LLC; Administrative Law Judge for A Precast Building for Toll Equipment Newfi eld Exploration Eldridge-Miller Enterprises, hearing, taking of evidence and Well Name - Grayson #1-13; API API No. 350172206600; Operator - For Kilpatrick Turnpike Expansion Newfi eld Exploration LLC BOKF, NA, Manager; reporting to the Commission. No. 350172395700; Operator - Eldridge-Miller Enterprises, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN INVITATION TO BID 2019-013 United Production Well Name - Grayson #1-13; API NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN No. 350172395700; Operator - LLC; Elza M. Sanders; Emil C. that this cause will be heard On Tuesday, August 27, 2019 until 3:00 p.m., the Oklahoma Turnpike United Production that the Applicant in this cause Loosen 1998 Revocable Trust; before an Administrative Law Authority will receive sealed bids hand-delivered or received by Certifi ed NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Eric Steven Striegel; Ernst Clay Judge on the Initial Hearing is requesting the following Mail on the day of the bid opening to the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority special relief: that the Applicant in this cause Loosen; F.M. Strickland and Docket at the Corporation (a) That Travis Peak Resources, is requesting the following Betty Strickland; Gladys Helen Commission, Jim Thorpe offi ce at 3500 N. Martin Luther King Ave., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111. LLC, or some other party, be special relief: Campbell Revocable Trust #1 Building, Oklahoma City, Proposals will be publicly opened and read on the same day at 3:00 PM designated as operator of the (a) That Travis Peak Resources, Attn: Fifth Third Private Bank, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the at the offi ce of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, in accordance with the LLC, or some other party, be unit well. Trustee; Gay Family Living 26th day of August, 2019, and designated as operator of the following: (b) That the well, if a Trust Attn: William L. Gay and unit well. that this notice be published as I. No bids which are tied to, or contingent upon, other work with the commercial producer in the Charlottia R. Gay, Trustees; required by law and the rules of common sources of supply (b) That the well, if a GBK Corporation; George Roger Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will be accepted. named herein, be permitted to commercial producer in the the Commission. produce without penalty. common sources of supply Quigley; Granite Partners, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN II. Bidders shall familiarize themselves with the conditions and shall (c) That at the request of the named herein, be permitted to LLC; Hall Production Co.; that the Applicant and understand that full cooperation in executing the requirements of the Applicant, the Order may be produce without penalty. Harkins & Company; Harkins interested parties may present Scope of Work is expected. made effective on a date prior to (c) That at the request of the Company Profi t Sharing Plan testimony by telephone. its signing. Applicant, the Order may be #1; Harkins & Co. Employees The cost of telephonic III. A set of bidding documents, with a full scope of work, may be obtained NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN made effective on a date prior to Trust #4, A.G. Holzapfel, communication shall be paid from the Purchasing Offi ce of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, that this cause be set before an its signing. Trustee; Howard A. Parker; by the person or persons located at 3500 N. Martin Luther King Ave., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Administrative Law Judge for NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Huston Energy Corporation; requesting its use. Interested 73111. If you desire a mailed copy of the bid, you may contact Rhonda that this cause be set before an hearing, taking of evidence and James B. Russell; Jane Neas; parties who wish to participate reporting to the Commission. Administrative Law Judge for Ward at 405.425.7441, prior to the bid opening date of August 27, Jane Neas; JCM Properties, by telephone shall contact NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN hearing, taking of evidence and 2019 at 3pm (CST). A Pre-Bid Conference Meeting will be held on that this cause will be heard reporting to the Commission. LLC; Jeffrey Burton Reeves; the Applicant or Applicant's August 15, 2019, 10:30 am (CST) at the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Jennifer Rose Thompson; attorney, prior to the hearing before an Administrative Law NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN HQ offi ce at 3500 Martin Luther King Ave, OKC, OK 73111. Vendors Judge on the Initial Hearing that this cause will be heard Jennifer Rose Thompson; date, and provide their name Docket at the Corporation before an Administrative Law Jerry F. Von Tungeln; Jo and phone number. will be allowed to phone-in to this number: 1 929 205 6099 (access Commission, Jim Thorpe Judge on the Initial Hearing Morehead; John DeMaris; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN code : 8690935403. Select Audio, not video) Building, Oklahoma City, Docket at the Corporation John L. Porter Revocable that all interested persons IV. If the bid is over $50,000, the bidder shall submit with the proposal Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the Commission, Jim Thorpe Trust; John Lee Terneus; John may appear and be heard. 26th day of August, 2019, and Building, Oklahoma City, a certifi ed or cashier’s check or a bid bond for an amount not less Williams; Jones-Daube Mineral For information concerning than fi ve percent (5%) of the amount of the proposal to guarantee. that this notice be published as Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the Company; Journey Oil & Gas, this application, contact required by law and the rules of 26th day of August, 2019, and Inc.; Julian Loosen Irrevocable BENJAMIN J. BROWN, OBA The awarded bidder will enter into contract and obtain required bonds the Commission. that this notice be published as Trust Mark Ernest Loosen, #30843, Attorney for Applicant, (performance, statutory bond & defect bond) in agreement with the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN required by law and the rules of requirements of the Solicitation. The check must be payable to the that the Applicant and the Commission. Trustee; Kathleen Loosen 400 N. Walker Avenue, Suite interested parties may present NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Starks; Katherine Hauenstein; 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma order of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. The bonds are a state testimony by telephone. that the Applicant and Klabzuba Royalty Company; 73102, Telephone (405) 330-0725, requirement on all construction bids over $50,000. If the submitted bid The cost of telephonic interested parties may present Kirby Minerals; Kirkpatrick www.charneybrown.com/ is not over $50,000, the bonds are not required. communication shall be paid testimony by telephone. Oil & Gas, LLC; L3 Resources, faqs, or contact Drew DeLozier, by the person or persons The cost of telephonic LLC; Lance E. Jones; Land Landman at TPR Mid-Continent, V. All contractors that desire to provide the OTA with manual service requesting its use. Interested communication shall be paid Run Royalties, LLC; Leota LLC, Telephone (713) 650-8500. work are required by state statute to complete an employee E-Verify parties who wish to participate by the person or persons Zunski; Liberty Minerals, CORPORATION COMMISSION Form. by telephone shall contact requesting its use. Interested LLC; Linda Gail Reeves; Lloyd OF OKLAHOMA the Applicant or Applicant's VI. The work to be performed under ITB 2019-013 consists of: parties who wish to participate Devery Schmidt; LongPoint J. TODD HIETT, Chairman attorney, prior to the hearing by telephone shall contact The contractor will be required to provide a pre-cast concrete building date, and provide their name Minerals, LLC; Luxe Operating BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman the Applicant or Applicant's Oklahoma, LLC; Marathon DANA L. MURPHY to house tolling equipment for the Kilpatrick Turnpike at the Britton and phone number. attorney, prior to the hearing Oil Co.; Marjorie Fouts; Marla Road mainline toll plaza, Mile Marker 117.5. The awarded vendor will NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN date, and provide their name Commissioner that all interested persons and phone number. J. Raczkowski; Mary J. Brett DONE AND PERFORMED this deliver the building to the Britton Road Mainline toll plaza location and may appear and be heard. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Royalty Co., LLC; Mary J. Brett 8th day of August 2019. coordinate with OTA regarding the offl oading and installation of the For information concerning that all interested persons Royalty Co., LLC; Mary L. BY ORDER OF THE precast building onto a reinforced concrete slab to be constructed by this application, contact may appear and be heard. Inlow Revocable Trust John Lee COMMISSION: others. BENJAMIN J. BROWN, OBA For information concerning Terneus, Preston Ewing Inlow PEGGY MITCHELL #30843, Attorney for Applicant, this application, contact and Richard M. Fogg, Trustees; Commission Secretary The pre-assembled precast concrete building is to be delivered on 400 N. Walker Avenue, Suite BENJAMIN J. BROWN, OBA Mary L. Inlow Revocable site on an agreed upon date as early as January 2, 2020 and no later 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma #30843, Attorney for Applicant, 73102, Telephone (405) 330-0725, Trust; Mary True Nuemann; than February 14, 2020. The structure is to be transported to the site 400 N. Walker Avenue, Suite Maximillian H. Parker; by the Awarded Seller, but will be offl oaded by Others. The Awarded www.charneybrown.com/ 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma faqs, or contact Drew DeLozier, Maylinda Rose Reeves; Melissa ADVERTISING Seller shall complete any fi nal assembly of the building structure and 73102, Telephone (405) 330-0725, H. Parker; Meredith J. Morrow; Landman at TPR Mid-Continent, www.charneybrown.com/ all required components on the agreed upon date of delivery. MERCO of Oklahoma Inc.; LLC, Telephone (713) 650-8500. faqs, or contact Drew DeLozier, CORPORATION COMMISSION Merkouris, LLC; Michael & Ann WORKS! VII. In awarding the contract the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority reserves Landman at TPR Mid-Continent, OF OKLAHOMA LLC, Telephone (713) 650-8500. Hufnagel; Midconex Minerals, the right to reject any and all bids, to waive informalities, and to act for J. TODD HIETT, Chairman CORPORATION COMMISSION Inc.; Moncrief Oil & Gas Master the best interest of the OTA without technicalities as to procedure. BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman OF OKLAHOMA LLC; Monticello Investments, You’d be surprised DANA L. MURPHY VIII. Policies of insurance will not be cancelled without fi rst giving the OTA J. TODD HIETT, Chairman LLC; Muirfi eld Resources Commissioner BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman Company; Nancy A. VanReece; what you can BUY, 30 calendar days advance notice. This statement must be on the DONE AND PERFORMED this Description of Operations section of the Certifi cate of Insurance. 8th day of August 2019. DANA L. MURPHY Norvel Royalty Co., LLC; BY ORDER OF THE Commissioner Norvel Royalty Co., LLC; SELL, FIND, RENT IX. Upon award of contract to a successful bidder, the contract will be COMMISSION: DONE AND PERFORMED this OGI, Inc.; Oil Royalties, Inc.; completely and correctly executed by the contractor and returned to PEGGY MITCHELL 8th day of August 2019. Orchid AD3, LLC; Osage OR TRADE in BY ORDER OF THE the OTA within twenty (20) calendar days from date of award. The OTA Commission Secretary Holdings, LLC; Osage Stack will have thirty (30) working days from the date of award to complete COMMISSION: Partners II, LLC; Osage Stack the Classifi ed Ads. PEGGY MITCHELL its execution of the contract. Commission Secretary Partners VII, LLC; Pagosa Resources, LLC; Pamela R. Call 262-5180! LPXLP Weber, s/p/a Pamela R. Webber; El Reno Tribune Sunday, August 11, 2019 LEGALS ◆ 3B Legal notices (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno Section 28-11N-7W: (Published in The El Reno EXHIBIT “A” First perforation: No closer than Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., First perforation: No closer than Tribune, El Reno, Okla., The following respondent(s), 0 feet from the north line and Aug. 11 and 18, 2019.) July 28 and Aug. 4 and 11, 2019.) 165 feet from the north line and Aug. 11, 2019.) if living or if deceased, their no closer than 660 feet from the IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT no closer than 330 feet from the BEFORE unknown heirs, devisees, east line of Section 33-11N-7W, OF CANADIAN COUNTY WITHIN AND FOR east line of Section 28-11N-7W, THE CORPORATION executors, administrators, Canadian County, Oklahoma STATE OF OKLAHOMA CANADIAN COUNTY Canadian County, Oklahoma COMMISSION OF THE successors, trustees or assigns, Last perforation: No closer than In the Matter of the Estate of STATE OF OKLAHOMA Last perforation: No closer than STATE OF OKLAHOMA immediate and remote, or the 0 feet from the south line and RITA A. PRESLEY, Deceased MID AMERICA 0 feet from the south line and APPLICANT: unknown successors, trustees no closer than 660 feet from the Case No. PB-2019-143 MORTGAGE INC., Plaintiff no closer than 330 feet from the ROAN RESOURCES, LLC or assigns, if any, of any east line of Section 33-11N-7W, NOTICE TO CREDITORS vs. east line of Section 28-11N-7W, RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT dissolved corporation, company Canadian County, Oklahoma STATE OF OKLAHOMA) CARROLL D. FOWLER, et al., Canadian County, Oklahoma HORIZONTAL WELL or partnership or the unknown Section 4-10N-7W: COUNTY OF CANADIAN) ss. Defendant(s) Section 33-11N-7W: LANDS COVERED: successor(s) of any trustee, First perforation: No closer than All persons having claims No. CJ-2019-37 First perforation: No closer than SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 11 conservator or attorney-in-fact: 0 feet from the north line and against Rita A. Presley, THIRD ALIAS 0 feet from the north line and NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, 1. Dempsey S. Rose, if living no closer than 660 feet from the Deceased, are required to NOTICE BY PUBLICATION no closer than 330 feet from the CANADIAN COUNTY, or if deceased, his known and east line of Section 4-10N-7W, present the same with a THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA east line of Section 33-11N-7W, OKLAHOMA, AND SECTION unknown heirs, successors and Canadian and Grady Counties, description of all security TO: David Fowler, Spouse Canadian County, Oklahoma 4, TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, assigns Oklahoma interests and other collateral, if of David Fowler, if married, Last perforation: No closer than RANGE 7 WEST, CANADIAN ADDRESS UNKNOWN Last perforation: No closer any, held by each creditor with Jennifer Ulrich, Spouse of 0 feet from the south line and AND GRADY COUNTIES, 2. Esther Bloom, if living or than 2,640 feet from the south respect to such claim, to the Jennifer Ulrich, if married no closer than 330 feet from the OKLAHOMA if deceased, her known and line and no closer than 660 feet CAUSE CD NO. 201903525 named Personal Representative TAKE NOTICE that you have east line of Section 33-11N-7W, unknown heirs, successors and from the east line of Section AMENDED 4-10N-7W, Canadian and Grady at: been sued by Mid America Canadian County, Oklahoma assigns NOTICE OF HEARING Counties, Oklahoma c/o Chance L. Deaton Mortgage Inc., and that you Section 4-10N-7W: ADDRESS UNKNOWN STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Fogg Law Firm must answer the Petition of First perforation: No closer than 3. Grover C. Cockrell, if living All persons, owners, producers, that the application in this 421 S. Rock Island Ave. said Plaintiff on fi le in said 0 feet from the north line and or if deceased, his known and operators, purchasers and cause requests that the order El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 cause on or before September no closer than 330 feet from the unknown heirs, successors and takers of oil and gas, and to be entered in this matter be On or before the following 12, 2019, or the allegations of east line of Section 4-10N-7W, assigns all other interested persons, made effective as of the date of presentment date: October 10, said Petition will be taken as Canadian and Grady Counties, ADDRESS UNKNOWN particularly in Canadian and the execution thereof or as of a 2019, or the same will be non- true and judgment rendered, Oklahoma 4. Karen Harkey Scudder, if suited, void and forever barred. Last perforation: No closer Grady Counties, Oklahoma, date prior thereto. foreclosing any interest you may including all parties listed on living or if deceased, her known Dated this 6th day of July, 2019. than 2,640 feet from the south NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN have in the following-described Exhibit “A” attached to the and unknown heirs, successors CAROLINE SEYMOUR line and no closer than 330 feet that this cause is set before an real estate (property) situated Application, and if any of the and assigns Administrative Law Judge for Petitioner from the east line of Section in Canadian County, Oklahoma, listed individuals be deceased, ADDRESS UNKNOWN hearing, taking of evidence and Prepared by: 4-10N-7W, Canadian and Grady to-wit: then the unknown heirs, 5. Katherine Rose, if living or reporting to the Corporation FOGG LAW FIRM Counties, Oklahoma Lot Five (5), Block Six (6), executors, administrators, if deceased, her known and Commission of Oklahoma. Richard M. Fogg, OBA #2998 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Silver Leaf West Section 2, devisees, trustees and assigns, unknown heirs, successors and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Chance L. Deaton, OBA #31978 that the application in this an Addition to Oklahoma City, both immediate and remote, assigns that this cause will be heard Jennifer K. Bridgforth cause requests that the order Canadian County, Oklahoma, of such deceased individual; ADDRESS UNKNOWN before an Administrative Law OBA #30499 to be entered in this matter be according to the recorded plat if any of the above-named 6. Known and Unknown Heirs, Judge on the Conservation 421 S. Rock Island Ave. made effective as of the date of thereof parties is a dissolved Successors and Assigns of Docket at the Western El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 the execution thereof or as of a for the sum of: partnership, corporation or Marie Mannschreck Regional Service Offi ce of Telephone (405) 262-3502 date prior thereto. Unpaid other association, then the ADDRESS UNKNOWN the Corporation Commission, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Facsimile (405) 295-1536 Principal Balance: $144,655.93 unknown successors, trustees 7. Known and Unknown Heirs, Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 that this cause is set before an richard@fogglawfi rm.com Date of Default: 08/01/2018 and assigns, both immediate Successors and Assigns of Rena North Lincoln, Oklahoma City, Administrative Law Judge for chance@fogglawfi rm.com Interest Due From: 07/01/2018 and remote, of such dissolved Hanner Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the Attorneys for Lender’s Fees & Costs: hearing, taking of evidence and entity; if any of the above- ADDRESS UNKNOWN 26th day of August, 2019, and Caroline Seymour Corporate Advances $75.00 reporting to the Corporation named parties designated as a 8. Maye Aday, if living or if that this notice be published as Escrow Advance $354.00 Commission of Oklahoma. trustee is not presently acting deceased, her known and required by law and the rules of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN (Published in The El Reno Accrued Late Charges $124.48 in such capacity as trustee, unknown heirs, successors and the Commission. Other Fees $13.00 that this cause will be heard then the unknown successor assigns NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Tribune, El Reno, Okla., before an Administrative Law July 28 and Aug. 4 and 11, 2019.) Including all subsequent or successors to such trustee; ADDRESS UNKNOWN that Applicant and interested advances by Plaintiff, Judge on the Conservation if the above-named party 9. Metropolitan District Court parties may present testimony PUBLIC NOTICE Docket at the Western We will offer the vehicle listed if any, for taxes, insurance designated as a guardian is ADDRESS UNKNOWN by telephone. The cost of premiums or expenses Regional Service Offi ce of not presently acting in such 10. The Trustees of the telephonic communication below for sale at a public the Corporation Commission, auction on August 12, 2019, at necessary for the preservation capacity as guardian, then Jonas/Sachsenheimer shall be paid by the person of the subject property, all Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 the unknown successor or Trust Agreement dated or persons requesting its use. Gene Irion’s Wrecker, Co., 1120 North Lincoln, Oklahoma City, SE 27th St., El Reno, Oklahoma costs of this action, reasonable successors to such guardian, November 18, 1993 Interested parties who wish to attorney’s fees and costs as the Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the and if the above-named party ADDRESS UNKNOWN participate by telephone shall 73036. 26th day of August, 2019, and Year: 2013 Court may allow, and the costs designated as an attorney-in-fact 11. Westgard Associated contact Applicant or Applicant’s of foreclosing your interest in that this notice be published as is not presently acting in such Companies, Inc. attorney, prior to the hearing Make: Can-Am required by law and the rules of Model: Commander X 1000 the property and ordering said capacity as attorney-in-fact, ADDRESS UNKNOWN date, and provide their names property sold with or without the Commission. then the unknown successor 12. A.B. Cockrell, if living or if and telephone numbers. VIN: 3JBKXLP17DJ000055 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Contact Rob or Robert Irion at appraisement as Plaintiff or successors to such attorney- deceased, known and unknown NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN may elect, all of which you will that Applicant and interested in-fact. heirs, successors and assigns that all interested persons (405) 262-1100 with any concerns parties may present testimony take due notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thereof may appear and be heard. For or questions. by telephone. The cost of WITNESS my hand and offi cial that Applicant, Roan Resources, ADDRESS UNKNOWN information concerning this telephonic communication seal this 15th day of July, 2019. LLC, has fi led an application 13. Dempsey S. Rose, if living action, contact Daniel Hemphill, shall be paid by the person (Published in The El Reno MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk in this cause requesting the or if deceased, his known and Jackfork Land, Inc., as Agent or persons requesting its use. Tribune, El Reno, Okla., By HOLLY EATON, Deputy Corporation Commission of unknown heirs, successors and for Roan Resources, LLC, 925 Interested parties who wish to Aug. 11 and 18, 2019.) Don Timberlake - #9021 Oklahoma to enter an order, assigns Cedar Lake Blvd., Oklahoma participate by telephone shall IN THE DISTRICT COURT Alex M. Sharp - #31876 to be effective as of the date of ADDRESS UNKNOWN City, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840- contact Applicant or Applicant’s OF CANADIAN COUNTY Chynna Scruggs - #32663 the execution thereof or as of 5999, or David E. Pepper and/or attorney, prior to the hearing STATE OF OKLAHOMA Kim S. Jenkins - #32809 a date prior thereto, as follows: Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, date, and provide their names (Published in The El Reno In the Matter of the Estate of William H. Sullivan - #8761 (1) approving a multiunit 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite and telephone numbers. horizontal well in the 640-acre Tribune, El Reno, Okla., AGNES L. KUPKA, Deceased BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN and 640-acre horizontal drilling Aug. 11, 2019.) 73102, (405) 996-3395. Case No. PB-2019-149 P.O. Box 18486 that all interested persons and spacing units formed BEFORE CORPORATION COMMISSION NOTICE TO CREDITORS Oklahoma City, Okla. 73154-0486 may appear and be heard. For for the Mississippi Lime, THE CORPORATION OF OKLAHOMA To the creditors of Telephone (405) 842-7722 information concerning this Mississippian, Woodford and COMMISSION OF THE J. TODD HIETT, Chairman Agnes L. Kupka, Deceased: Facsimile (405) 848-9349 action, contact Daniel Hemphill, Hunton common sources of STATE OF OKLAHOMA BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman All creditors having claims [email protected] against Agnes L. Kupka, Jackfork Land, Inc., as Agent supply in Section 33-11N-7W, APPLICANT: DANA L. MURPHY Deceased, are required to for Roan Resources, LLC, 925 Canadian County, Oklahoma, ROAN RESOURCES, LLC Commissioner present the same with a (Published in The El Reno Cedar Lake Blvd., Oklahoma and Section 4-10N-7W, Canadian RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT DONE AND PERFORMED this description of all security Tribune, El Reno, Okla., City, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840- and Grady Counties, Oklahoma, HORIZONTAL WELL 7th day of August, 2019. interests and other collateral Aug. 11, 2019.) 5999, or David E. Pepper and/or so as to allow such multi-unit LANDS COVERED: BY ORDER OF THE (if any) held by each BEFORE Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, horizontal wells to be drilled at SECTIONS 28 AND 33, COMMISSION: creditor with respect to such THE CORPORATION 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite the following locations: Section TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, RANGE PEGGY MITCHELL claim, to the undersigned COMMISSION OF THE 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 33-11N-7W: 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, Secretary of the Commission Personal Representative at the STATE OF OKLAHOMA 73102, (405) 996-3395. First perforation: No closer OKLAHOMA, AND SECTION EXHIBIT “A” offi ces of Kendra Robben and APPLICANT: CORPORATION COMMISSION than 2,500 feet from the north 4, TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, The following respondent(s), Leisa Mayberry, 2123 N. Classen ROAN RESOURCES, LLC OF OKLAHOMA line and no closer than 1,920 feet RANGE 7 WEST, GRADY if living or if deceased, their Blvd., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT J. TODD HIETT, Chairman from the west line of Section AND CANADIAN COUNTIES, unknown heirs, devisees, 73106, Oklahoma County, State HORIZONTAL WELL BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman 33-11N-7W, Canadian County, OKLAHOMA executors, administrators, of Oklahoma, on or before the LANDS COVERED: DANA L. MURPHY Oklahoma CAUSE CD NO. 201903533 successors, trustees or assigns, following presentment date on SECTIONS 28 AND 33, Commissioner Last perforation: No closer than AMENDED immediate and remote, or the the 9th day of October, 2019, or TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, RANGE DONE AND PERFORMED this 0 feet from the south line and no NOTICE OF HEARING unknown successors, trustees the same will be forever barred. 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, 7th day of August, 2019. closer than 2,640 feet from the STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: or assigns, if any, of any Dated this 7th day of August, OKLAHOMA, AND SECTION BY ORDER OF THE west line of Section 33-11N-7W, All persons, owners, producers, dissolved corporation, company 2019. 4, TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, COMMISSION: Canadian County, Oklahoma operators, purchasers and or partnership or the unknown FRANCES J. DUNIVAN RANGE 7 WEST, GRADY PEGGY MITCHELL Section 4-10N-7W: takers of oil and gas, and successor(s) of any trustee, First perforation: No closer than Personal Representative AND CANADIAN COUNTIES, Secretary of the Commission all other interested persons, conservator or attorney-in-fact: 0 feet from the north line and no Leisa Mayberry, OBA #12823 OKLAHOMA EXHIBIT “A” particularly in Canadian and 1. Esther Bloom, if living or closer than 2,640 feet from the if deceased, her known and Kendra Robben, OBA #21792 CAUSE CD NO. 201903535 The following respondent(s), Grady Counties, Oklahoma, west line of Section 4-10N-7W, unknown heirs, successors and ROBBEN LAW PLLC AMENDED if living or if deceased, their including all parties listed on Canadian and Grady Counties, assigns 2123 N. Classen Blvd. NOTICE OF HEARING unknown heirs, devisees, Exhibit “A” attached to the Oklahoma ADDRESS UNKNOWN Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73106 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: executors, administrators, Application, and if any of the Last perforation: No closer than 2. Grover C. Cockrell, if living Telephone (405) 757-0225 All persons, owners, producers, successors, trustees or assigns, listed individuals be deceased, 165 feet from the south line and or if deceased, his known and Facsimile (405) 212-4083 operators, purchasers and immediate and remote, or the then the unknown heirs, no closer than 2,640 feet from the unknown heirs, successors and [email protected] unknown successors, trustees takers of oil and gas, and west line of Section 4-10N-7W, executors, administrators, assigns all other interested persons, or assigns, if any, of any devisees, trustees and assigns, dissolved corporation, company Canadian and Grady Counties, ADDRESS UNKNOWN (Published in The El Reno particularly in Canadian and Oklahoma both immediate and remote, 3. Janet Lea Briscoe Hardwick, Grady Counties, Oklahoma, or partnership or the unknown of such deceased individual; Tribune, El Reno, Okla., successor(s) of any trustee, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN if living or if deceased, her Aug. 7 and 11, 2019.) including all parties listed on that the application in this if any of the above-named known and unknown heirs, Exhibit “A” attached to the conservator or attorney-in-fact: parties is a dissolved IN THE DISTRICT COURT 1. Esther Bloom, if living or cause requests that the order successors and assigns Application, and if any of the to be entered in this matter be partnership, corporation or OF CANADIAN COUNTY if deceased, her known and ADDRESS UNKNOWN listed individuals be deceased, made effective as of the date of other association, then the STATE OF OKLAHOMA unknown heirs, successors and 4. Karen Harkey Scudder, if then the unknown heirs, the execution thereof or as of a unknown successors, trustees living or if deceased, her known In the Matter of the Estate of assigns executors, administrators, date prior thereto. and assigns, both immediate and unknown heirs, successors JASON DALE OLIVE, Deceased ADDRESS UNKNOWN devisees, trustees and assigns, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN and remote, of such dissolved and assigns Case No. PB-2019-159 2. Grover C. Cockrell, if living both immediate and remote, that this cause is set before an entity; if any of the above- ADDRESS UNKNOWN SECOND or if deceased, his known and of such deceased individual; Administrative Law Judge for named parties designated as a 5. Katherine Rose, if living or NOTICE OF HEARING unknown heirs, successors and if any of the above-named hearing, taking of evidence and trustee is not presently acting if deceased, her known and PETITION FOR assigns parties is a dissolved reporting to the Corporation in such capacity as trustee, unknown heirs, successors and LETTERS OF ADDRESS UNKNOWN partnership, corporation or Commission of Oklahoma. then the unknown successor assigns ADMINISTRATION 3. Janet Lea Briscoe Hardwick, other association, then the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN or successors to such trustee; ADDRESS UNKNOWN APPOINTMENT OF if living or if deceased, her unknown successors, trustees that this cause will be heard if the above-named party 6. Known and Unknown Heirs, ADMINISTRATRIX known and unknown heirs, AND DETERMINATION and assigns, both immediate before an Administrative Law designated as a guardian is Successors and Assigns of and remote, of such dissolved successors and assigns Judge on the Conservation not presently acting in such Marie Mannschreck OF HEIRS ADDRESS UNKNOWN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN entity; if any of the above- Docket at the Western capacity as guardian, then ADDRESS UNKNOWN named parties designated as a 4. Karen Harkey Scudder, if Regional Service Offi ce of the unknown successor or 7. Known and Unknown Heirs, that Jaclyn Ann Olive, living or if deceased, her known Petitioner of the estate of trustee is not presently acting the Corporation Commission, successors to such guardian, Successors and Assigns of in such capacity as trustee, and unknown heirs, successors Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 and if the above-named party R.R. Crawley Jason Dale Olive, Deceased, and assigns fi led with this Court a Petition then the unknown successor North Lincoln, Oklahoma City, designated as an attorney-in-fact ADDRESS UNKNOWN or successors to such trustee; ADDRESS UNKNOWN Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the is not presently acting in such 8. Known and Unknown Heirs, praying for probate of the 5. Katherine Rose, if living or estate of the decedent, who if the above-named party 26th day of August, 2019, and capacity as attorney-in-fact, Successors and Assigns of designated as a guardian is if deceased, her known and that this notice be published as then the unknown successor Rena Hanner passed away intestate, asking unknown heirs, successors and that Letters of Administration not presently acting in such required by law and the rules of or successors to such attorney- ADDRESS UNKNOWN capacity as guardian, then assigns the Commission. in-fact. 9. Maye Aday, if living or if issue to Jaclyn Ann Olive to ADDRESS UNKNOWN serve as Administratrix and the unknown successor or NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN deceased, her known and successors to such guardian, 6. Known and Unknown Heirs, that Applicant and interested that Applicant, Roan Resources, unknown heirs, successors and for a judicial determination Successors and Assigns of of the heirs of decedent, and if the above-named party parties may present testimony LLC, has fi led an application assigns designated as an attorney-in-fact Marie Mannschreck by telephone. The cost of in this cause requesting the ADDRESS UNKNOWN Jason Dale Olive. ADDRESS UNKNOWN is not presently acting in such telephonic communication Corporation Commission of 10. Metropolitan District Court Pursuant to an order of this 7. Known and Unknown Heirs, Court made on this date, notice capacity as attorney-in-fact, shall be paid by the person Oklahoma to enter an order, ADDRESS UNKNOWN Successors and Assigns of R.R. or persons requesting its use. is hereby given that on the then the unknown successor to be effective as of the date of 11. The Trustees of the Crawley Interested parties who wish to 22nd day of August, 2019, at or successors to such attorney- the execution thereof or as of Jonas/Sachsenheimer ADDRESS UNKNOWN participate by telephone shall Trust Agreement dated 1:30 o’clock p.m., the Petition in-fact. a date prior thereto, as follows: 8. Known and Unknown Heirs, contact Applicant or Applicant’s November 18, 1993 will be heard in the Courtroom NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (1) approving a multiunit Successors and Assigns of attorney, prior to the hearing ADDRESS UNKNOWN of Judge Jack D. McCurdy II, that Applicant, Roan Resources, horizontal well in the 640-acre Rena Hanner date, and provide their names 12. Westgard Associated Second Floor, of the Canadian LLC, has fi led an application and 640-acre horizontal drilling ADDRESS UNKNOWN and telephone numbers. Companies, Inc. County Courthouse, El Reno, in this cause requesting the and spacing units formed for the 9. Maye Aday, if living or if NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ADDRESS UNKNOWN Oklahoma, when and where all Corporation Commission of Mississippian and Woodford deceased, her known and that all interested persons may 13. Dempsey S. Rose, if living persons interested may appear Oklahoma to enter an order, common sources of supply unknown heirs, successors and appear and be heard. For more or if deceased, his known and and contest the same. to be effective as of the date of in Sections 28 and 33-11N-7W, assigns information regarding this unknown heirs, successors and N TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I the execution thereof or as of a Canadian County, Oklahoma, ADDRESS UNKNOWN action, contact Daniel Hemphill, assigns have hereunto set my hand this date prior thereto, as follows: and 640-acre and 640-acre 10. Metropolitan District Court Jackfork Land, Inc., as Agent ADDRESS UNKNOWN (1) approving a multiunit horizontal drilling and spacing 2nd day of August, 2019. ADDRESS UNKNOWN for Roan Resources, LLC, 925 14. A.B. Cockrell, if living or if horizontal well in the 640-acre units formed for the Mississippi BARBARA HATFIELD 11. The Trustees of the Cedar Lake Blvd., Oklahoma deceased, known and unknown and 640-acre horizontal drilling Lime and Woodford common Judge of the District Court Jonas/Sachsenheimer City, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840- heirs, successors and assigns and spacing units formed for sources of supply in Section Dean Rinehart, OBA #7595 Trust Agreement dated 5999, or David E. Pepper and/or thereof the Mississippian, Woodford 4-10N-7W, Canadian and Grady Roger Rinehart, OBA #12454 November 18, 1993 Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, ADDRESS UNKNOWN and Hunton common sources of Counties, Oklahoma, so as to RINEHART, RINEHART ADDRESS UNKNOWN 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite supply in Sections 28 and allow such multi-unit horizontal & RINEHART, P.C. 12. Westgard Associated 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 33-11N-7W, Canadian County, wells to be drilled at the 115 S. Rock Island, Box 669 Companies, Inc. 73102, (405) 996-3395. Oklahoma, and 640-acre and following locations: ADVERTISING El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 ADDRESS UNKNOWN CORPORATION COMMISSION (405) 262-2360 640-acre horizontal drilling and 13. Dempsey S. Rose, if living OF OKLAHOMA Section 28-11N-7W: Attorneys for the Petitioner spacing units formed for the or if deceased, his known and J. TODD HIETT, Chairman First perforation: No closer than WORKS! Mississippi Lime, Woodford unknown heirs, successors and BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman 165 feet from the north line and and Hunton common sources assigns DANA L. MURPHY no closer than 660 feet from the You’d be surprised of supply in Section 4-10N-7W, ADDRESS UNKNOWN Commissioner east line of Section 28-11N-7W, Canadian and Grady Counties, 14. A.B. Cockrell, if living or if DONE AND PERFORMED this Canadian County, Oklahoma what you can BUY, Oklahoma, so as to allow such deceased, known and unknown 7th day of August, 2019. Last perforation: No closer than multi-unit horizontal wells heirs, successors and assigns BY ORDER OF THE 0 feet from the south line and SELL, FIND, RENT to be drilled at the following thereof COMMISSION: no closer than 660 feet from the OR TRADE in locations: ADDRESS UNKNOWN PEGGY MITCHELL east line of Section 28-11N-7W, Secretary of the Commission Canadian County, Oklahoma the Classifi ed Ads. Section 33-11N-7W: Call 262-5180! LPXLP 4B ◆ LEGALS Sunday, August 11, 2019 El Reno Tribune Legal notices (Published in The El Reno EXHIBIT “A” NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno Tribune, El Reno, Okla., The following respondent(s), that the application in this Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Aug. 11, 2019.) if living or if deceased, their cause requests that the order Aug. 11, 2019.) Aug. 11, 2019.) Aug. 11, 2019.) BEFORE unknown heirs, devisees, to be entered in this matter be BEFORE BEFORE BEFORE THE CORPORATION executors, administrators, made effective as of the date of THE CORPORATION THE CORPORATION THE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF THE successors, trustees or assigns, the execution thereof or as of a COMMISSION OF THE COMMISSION OF THE COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA immediate and remote, or the date prior thereto. STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA APPLICANT: APPLICANT: APPLICANT: unknown successors, trustees NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN APPLICANT: ROAN RESOURCES, LLC ROAN RESOURCES, LLC ROAN RESOURCES, LLC that this cause is set before an ROAN RESOURCES, LLC or assigns, if any, of any RELIEF SOUGHT: RELIEF SOUGHT: RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT dissolved corporation, company Administrative Law Judge for RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION EXCEPTION LOCATION EXCEPTION HORIZONTAL WELL or partnership or the unknown hearing, taking of evidence and LOCATION EXCEPTION LANDS COVERED: LANDS COVERED: LANDS COVERED: successor(s) of any trustee, reporting to the Corporation LANDS COVERED: SECTIONS 28 AND 33, SECTIONS 28 AND 33, SECTIONS 28 AND 33, conservator or attorney-in-fact: Commission of Oklahoma. SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 11 TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, RANGE TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, RANGE TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, RANGE 1. Esther Bloom, if living or NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, if deceased, her known and that this cause will be heard CANADIAN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, AND SECTION OKLAHOMA, AND SECTION OKLAHOMA unknown heirs, successors and before an Administrative Law OKLAHOMA, AND SECTION 4, TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, 4, TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, CAUSE CD NO. 201903527 assigns Judge on the Conservation 4, TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, CANADIAN RANGE 7 WEST, CANADIAN AND GRADY COUNTIES, AMENDED ADDRESS UNKNOWN Docket at the Western RANGE 7 WEST, CANADIAN AND GRADY COUNTIES, OKLAHOMA NOTICE OF HEARING Regional Service Offi ce of AND GRADY COUNTIES, OKLAHOMA 2. Grover C. Cockrell, if living CAUSE CD NO. 201903536 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: or if deceased, his known and the Corporation Commission, OKLAHOMA CAUSE CD NO. 201903534 AMENDED AMENDED All persons, owners, producers, unknown heirs, successors and Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 CAUSE CD NO. 201903526 NOTICE OF HEARING operators, purchasers and assigns North Lincoln, Oklahoma City, AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: takers of oil and gas, and ADDRESS UNKNOWN Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the NOTICE OF HEARING All persons, owners, producers, All persons, owners, producers, all other interested persons, 3. Janet Lea Briscoe Hardwick, 26th day of August, 2019, and STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: operators and takers of oil and operators and takers of oil and particularly in Canadian that this notice be published as All persons, owners, producers, gas, and all other interested if living or if deceased, her gas, and all other interested County, Oklahoma, including required by law and the rules of operators and takers of oil and persons, particularly in known and unknown heirs, persons, particularly in all parties listed on Exhibit “A” successors and assigns the Commission. gas, and all other interested Canadian and Grady Counties, Canadian and Grady Counties, Oklahoma. attached to the Application, and ADDRESS UNKNOWN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN persons, particularly in Oklahoma. if any of the listed individuals 4. Karen Harkey Scudder, if that Applicant and interested Canadian and Grady Counties, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant, Roan Resources, be deceased, then the unknown living or if deceased, her known parties may present testimony Oklahoma. that Applicant, Roan Resources, heirs, executors, administrators, by telephone. The cost of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LLC, has fi led an application and unknown heirs, successors LLC, has fi led an application in this cause authorizing and devisees, trustees and assigns, telephonic communication that Applicant, Roan Resources, and assigns in this cause authorizing and permitting an exception to both immediate and remote, ADDRESS UNKNOWN shall be paid by the person LLC, has fi led an application permitting an exception to the permitted well location of such deceased individual; 5. Katherine Rose, if living or or persons requesting its use. in this cause authorizing and the permitted well location tolerances in the 640-acre and if any of the above-named if deceased, her known and Interested parties who wish to permitting an exception to tolerances in the 640-acre and 640-acre horizontal drilling parties is a dissolved unknown heirs, successors and participate by telephone shall the permitted well location 640-acre horizontal drilling and and spacing units in Sections partnership, corporation or assigns contact Applicant or Applicant’s tolerances in the 640-acre and spacing units in Sections 28 and 28 and 33-11N-7W, Canadian other association, then the ADDRESS UNKNOWN attorney, prior to the hearing 640-acre horizontal drilling 33-11N-7W, Canadian County, County, Oklahoma, for the Oklahoma, and 640-acre and unknown successors, trustees 6. Known and Unknown Heirs, date, and provide their names and spacing units in Section Mississippian, Woodford and 640-acre horizontal drilling and assigns, both immediate Successors and Assigns of and telephone numbers. 33-11N-7W, Canadian County, Hunton common sources and spacing units in Section of supply and 640-acre and and remote, of such dissolved Marie Mannschreck NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Oklahoma, and 4-10N- entity; if any of the above- that all interested persons 7W, Canadian and Grady 4-10N-7W, Canadian and Grady 640-acre horizontal drilling ADDRESS UNKNOWN Counties, Oklahoma for the named parties designated as a may appear and be heard. For Counties, Oklahoma, for the and spacing units in Section 7. Known and Unknown Heirs, Mississippian, Mississippi Lime 4-10N-7W, Canadian and Grady trustee is not presently acting information concerning this Mississippian, Mississippi Lime Successors and Assigns of and Woodford common sources Counties, Oklahoma, for the and Woodford common sources in such capacity as trustee, R.R. Crawley action, contact Daniel Hemphill, of supply, so as to allow, in part, Mississippi Lime, Woodford then the unknown successor ADDRESS UNKNOWN Jackfork Land, Inc., as Agent of supply, so as to allow, in part, a well to be drilled as described and Hunton common sources of or successors to such trustee; 8. Maye Aday, if living or if for Roan Resources, LLC, 925 a well to be drilled as described in Paragraph 2.4 of the supply, so as to allow, in part, a if the above-named party deceased, her known and Cedar Lake Blvd., Oklahoma in Paragraph 2.5 of the Application, and to be completed well to be drilled as described designated as a guardian is unknown heirs, successors and City, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840- Application, and to be completed in and to produce hydrocarbons in Paragraph 2.4 of the not presently acting in such assigns 5999, or David E. Pepper and/or in and to produce hydrocarbons from the above-named separate Application, and to be completed capacity as guardian, then ADDRESS UNKNOWN Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, from the above-named separate common sources of supply in and to produce hydrocarbons the unknown successor or 9. Metropolitan District Court 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite common sources of supply in in said Sections 28, 33 and 4 from the above-named separate common sources of supply successors to such guardian. ADDRESS UNKNOWN 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma said Sections 33 and 4 with such with such authorization and permission running in favor of in said Sections 28, 33 and 4 and if the above-named party 10. The Trustees of the 73102, (405) 996-3395. authorization and permission Applicant, being a multiunit with such authorization and designated as an attorney-in-fact Jonas/Sachsenheimer CORPORATION COMMISSION running in favor of Applicant, is not presently acting in such OF OKLAHOMA being a multiunit horizontal horizontal well, to be drilled at permission running in favor of Trust Agreement dated Applicant, being a multiunit capacity as attorney-in-fact, J. TODD HIETT, Chairman well, to be drilled at the the following location: November 18, 1993 Section 28-11N-7W: horizontal well, to be drilled at then the unknown successor ADDRESS UNKNOWN BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman following location: the following location: or successors to such attorney- DANA L. MURPHY Section 33-11N-7W: First perforation: No closer than 11. Westgard Associated 165 feet from the north line and Section 28-11N-7W: in-fact. Commissioner First perforation: No closer Companies, Inc. no closer than 660 feet from the First perforation: No closer than than 2,500 feet from the north NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ADDRESS UNKNOWN DONE AND PERFORMED this east line of Section 28-11N-7W, 165 feet from the north line and that Applicant, Roan Resources, 12. Dempsey S. Rose, if living 7th day of August, 2019. line and no closer than 1,920 feet Canadian County, Oklahoma no closer than 330 feet from the LLC, has fi led an application or if deceased, his known and BY ORDER OF THE from the west line of Section Last perforation: No closer than east line of Section 28-11N-7W, Canadian County, Oklahoma in this cause requesting the unknown heirs, successors and COMMISSION: 33-11N-7W, Canadian County, 0 feet from the south line and Last perforation: No closer than Corporation Commission of assigns PEGGY MITCHELL Oklahoma no closer than 660 feet from the Oklahoma to enter an order, Secretary of the Commission Last perforation: No closer than east line of Section 28-11N-7W, 0 feet from the south line and ADDRESS UNKNOWN no closer than 330 feet from the to be effective as of the date of 13. A.B. Cockrell, if living or if 0 feet from the south line and no Canadian County, Oklahoma the execution thereof or as of closer than 2,640 feet from the Section 33-11N-7W: east line of Section 28-11N-7W, deceased, known and unknown (Published in The El Reno Canadian County, Oklahoma a date prior thereto, as follows: west line of Section 33-11N-7W, First perforation: No closer than heirs, successors and assigns Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Section 33-11N-7W: (1) approving a multiunit Canadian County, Oklahoma 0 feet from the north line and thereof Aug. 11, 2019.) First perforation: No closer than horizontal well in the 640- Section 4-10N-7W: no closer than 660 feet from the ADDRESS UNKNOWN BEFORE 0 feet from the north line and acre horizontal drilling and First perforation: No closer than east line of Section 33-11N-7W, THE CORPORATION no closer than 330 feet from the spacing units formed for the 0 feet from the north line and no Canadian County, Oklahoma COMMISSION OF THE east line of Section 33-11N-7W, Mississippian and Woodford (Published in The El Reno closer than 2,640 feet from the Last perforation: No closer than STATE OF OKLAHOMA Canadian County, Oklahoma common sources of supply Tribune, El Reno, Okla., west line of Section 4-10N-7W, 0 feet from the south line and Last perforation: No closer than APPLICANT: in Sections 28 and 33-11N-7W, Aug. 11, 2019.) Canadian and Grady Counties, no closer than 660 feet from the 0 feet from the south line and ROAN RESOURCES, LLC east line of Section 33-11N-7W, Canadian County, Oklahoma, BEFORE Oklahoma no closer than 330 feet from the RELIEF SOUGHT: Canadian County, Oklahoma so as to allow such multi-unit THE CORPORATION Last perforation: No closer than east line of Section 33-11N-7W, INCREASED DENSITY Section 4-10N-7W: horizontal wells to be drilled at COMMISSION OF THE 165 feet from the south line and Canadian County, Oklahoma LANDS COVERED: First perforation: No closer than the following locations: STATE OF OKLAHOMA no closer than 2,640 feet from the Section 4-10N-7W: SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 11 0 feet from the north line and Section 28-11N-7W: APPLICANT: west line of Section 4-10N-7W, First perforation: No closer than NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, no closer than 660 feet from the 0 feet from the north line and First perforation: No closer than ROAN RESOURCES, LLC Canadian and Grady Counties, CANADIAN COUNTY, east line of Section 4-10N-7W, no closer than 330 feet from the 165 feet from the north line and RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT Oklahoma OKLAHOMA Canadian and Grady Counties, east line of Section 4-10N-7W, no closer than 330 feet from the HORIZONTAL WELL And to complete such multiunit Oklahoma CAUSE CD NO. 201903506 Canadian and Grady Counties, west line of Section 28-11N-7W, LANDS COVERED: horizontal well in and to Last perforation: No closer AMENDED Oklahoma Canadian County, Oklahoma SECTIONS 28 AND 33, produce hydrocarbons from the than 2,640 feet from the south NOTICE OF HEARING Last perforation: No closer Last perforation: No closer than TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, RANGE separate common sources of line and no closer than 660 feet than 2,640 feet from the south NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 0 feet from the south line and 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, supply. Applicant intends to run from the east line of Section line and no closer than 330 feet that the Applicant requests that no closer than 330 feet from the OKLAHOMA casing in the horizontal portion 4-10N-7W, Canadian and Grady from the east line of Section Order No. 658912 be amended west line of Section 28-11N-7W, CAUSE CD NO. 201903531 or lateral of the borehole of Counties, Oklahoma 4-10N-7W, Canadian and Grady to authorize the drilling of two Canadian County, Oklahoma AMENDED the multiunit horizontal well And to complete such multiunit Counties, Oklahoma (2) additional wells as to the Section 33-11N-7W: NOTICE OF HEARING and to cement such casing so horizontal well in and to And to complete such multiunit Mississippian common source produce hydrocarbons from the horizontal well in and to First perforation: No closer than STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: as to cover and isolate the fi rst of supply and two (2) wells as to separate common sources of produce hydrocarbons from the 0 feet from the north line and All persons, owners, producers, and last perforations in such the Woodford common source supply. Applicant intends to run separate common sources of no closer than 330 feet from the operators, purchasers and horizontal portion or lateral. of supply in Section 28-11N-7W, casing in the horizontal portion supply. Applicant intends to run west line of Section 33-11N-7W, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN takers of oil and gas, and Canadian County, Oklahoma, or lateral of the borehole of casing in the horizontal portion Canadian County, Oklahoma that the application in this all other interested persons, a drilling and spacing unit for the multiunit horizontal well or lateral of the borehole of Last perforation: No closer than cause requests that the order particularly in Canadian the Mississippian and Woodford and to cement such casing so the multiunit horizontal well 2,500 feet from the south line to be entered in this matter be County, Oklahoma, including common sources of supply. as to cover and isolate the fi rst and to cement such casing so and no closer than 330 feet from made effective as of the date of as to cover and isolate the fi rst all parties listed on Exhibit “A” NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN and last perforations in such the west line of Section 33-11N- the execution thereof or as of a horizontal portion or lateral. and last perforations in such attached to the Application, and that this cause be set before 7W, Canadian County, Oklahoma date prior thereto and that the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN horizontal portion or lateral. if any of the listed individuals an Administrative Law Judge NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN authorization and permission that the application in this NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN be deceased, then the unknown for the hearing, taking of that the application in this requested herein run in favor of cause requests that the order that the application in this heirs, executors, administrators, evidence and reporting to the cause requests that the order Applicant. to be entered in this matter be cause requests that the order devisees, trustees and assigns, Commission. to be entered in this matter be NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN made effective as of the date of to be entered in this matter be both immediate and remote, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN made effective as of the date of made effective as of the date of that the “land sections adjacent the execution thereof or as of a of such deceased individual; that Applicant may request that the execution thereof or as of a the execution thereof or as of a to the area within the location date prior thereto and that the if any of the above-named any Order issued in this cause date prior thereto and that the date prior thereto. exception” requested herein authorization and permission parties is a dissolved be made effective on a date prior authorization and permission NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN in said Sections 33-11N-7W, requested herein run in favor of partnership, corporation or to its signing. Applicant. requested herein run in favor of that this cause is set before an Canadian County, Oklahoma, other association, then the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Applicant. Administrative Law Judge for and 4-10N-7W, Canadian and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN unknown successors, trustees if any named natural person that the “land sections adjacent hearing, taking of evidence and Grady Counties, Oklahoma, that the “land sections adjacent and assigns, both immediate is deceased, then the known to the area within the location reporting to the Corporation in regard to the subsurface to the area within the location and remote, of such dissolved or unknown heirs, executors, exception” requested herein in Commission of Oklahoma. entity; if any of the above- location tolerance areas said Sections 28 and 33-11-7W, exception” requested herein in administrators, trustees, said Sections 28 and 33-11-7W, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN named parties designated as a described above are Sections Canadian County, Oklahoma, devisees and assigns, immediate Canadian County, Oklahoma, that this cause will be heard 28, 29 and 32-11N-7W, Canadian and Section 4-10N-7W, Canadian trustee is not presently acting and remote, of such decedent and Section 4-10N-7W, Canadian before an Administrative Law County, Oklahoma, and Sections and Grady Counties, Oklahoma, in such capacity as trustee, are made respondents to this and Grady Counties, Oklahoma, Judge on the Conservation 5, 8 and 9-10N-7W, Canadian and in regard to the subsurface then the unknown successor Application. If any named in regard to the subsurface Docket at the Western Grady Counties, Oklahoma. location tolerance areas or successors to such trustee; respondent is a corporation location tolerance areas Regional Service Offi ce of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN described above are Sections 21, if the above-named party which does not continue to have described above are Sections 21, the Corporation Commission, that this cause is set before an 22, 27 and 34-11N-7W, Canadian designated as a guardian is legal existence, then the known 22, 27 and 34-11N-7W, Canadian Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 Administrative Law Judge for County, Oklahoma, and Section not presently acting in such or unknown successors, trustees County, Oklahoma, and Section North Lincoln, Oklahoma City, hearing, taking of evidence and 3-10N-7W, Canadian and Grady 3-10N-7W, Canadian and Grady capacity as guardian, then or assigns, if any, of such entity Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the reporting to the Corporation Counties, Oklahoma. Counties, Oklahoma. the unknown successor or are made respondents to this 26th day of August, 2019, and Commission of Oklahoma. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN successors to such guardian, Application. that this notice be published as NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause is set before an that this cause is set before an and if the above-named party NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Administrative Law Judge for required by law and the rules of that this cause is set for hearing Administrative Law Judge for designated as an attorney-in-fact that this cause will be heard hearing, taking of evidence and the Commission. before an Administrative Law hearing, taking of evidence and is not presently acting in such before an Administrative Law reporting to the Corporation NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Judge on the Conservation reporting to the Corporation capacity as attorney-in-fact, Judge on the Initial Hearing Commission of Oklahoma. that Applicant and interested Docket at the Western Commission of Oklahoma. then the unknown successor Docket at the Corporation NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN parties may present testimony Regional Service Offi ce of the or successors to such attorney- Commission, 1st Floor, Jim that this cause is set for hearing that this cause is set for hearing by telephone. The cost of Corporation Commission, Jim in-fact. Thorpe Building, Oklahoma before an Administrative Law before an Administrative Law telephonic communication Thorpe Building, 2101 North NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on Judge on the Conservation Judge on the Conservation shall be paid by the person Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma that Applicant, Roan Resources, the 26th day of August, 2019, and Docket at the Western Docket at the Western or persons requesting its use. City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on Regional Service Offi ce of the LLC, has fi led an application that this notice be published as Regional Service Offi ce of the Interested parties who wish to the 26th day of August, 2019, and Corporation Commission, Jim Corporation Commission, Jim in this cause requesting the required by law and the Rules of participate by telephone shall that this notice be published as Thorpe Building, 2101 North Thorpe Building, 2101 North Corporation Commission of the Commission. contact Applicant or Applicant’s required by law and the rules of Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma Oklahoma to enter an order, NOTICE IS FURTHER attorney, prior to the hearing the Commission. City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on to be effective as of the date of GIVEN that the Applicant date, and provide their names NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN the 26th day of August, 2019, and the 26th day of August, 2019, and the execution thereof or as of and interested parties may and telephone numbers. that Applicant and interested that this notice be published as that this notice be published as a date prior thereto, as follows: present testimony by telephone. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN parties may present testimony required by law and the rules of required by law and the rules of (1) approving a multiunit The cost of telephonic the Commission. that all interested persons by telephone. The cost of the Commission. horizontal well in the 640-acre communication shall be paid NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN may appear and be heard. For telephonic communication and 640-acre horizontal drilling by the person or persons that Applicant and interested that Applicant and interested information concerning this shall be paid by the person and spacing units formed for requesting its use. Interested parties may present testimony parties may present testimony action, contact Daniel Hemphill, or persons requesting its use. the Mississippian, Woodford parties who wish to participate by telephone. The cost of by telephone. The cost of Jackfork Land, Inc., as Agent Interested parties who wish to and Hunton common sources by telephone shall contact telephonic communication telephonic communication for Roan Resources, LLC, 925 participate by telephone shall shall be paid by the person of supply in Sections 28 and the Applicant or Applicant’s shall be paid by the person Cedar Lake Blvd., Oklahoma contact Applicant or Applicant’s or persons requesting its use. 33-11N-7W, Canadian County, attorney, prior to the hearing or persons requesting its use. City, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840- attorney, prior to the hearing Interested parties who wish to Oklahoma, so as to allow such date, and provide their names Interested parties who wish to 5999, or David E. Pepper and/ date, and provide their names participate by telephone shall multi-unit horizontal wells and telephone numbers. participate by telephone shall or Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorney, and telephone numbers. contact Applicant or Applicant’s contact Applicant or Applicant’s to be drilled at the following NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN attorney, prior to the hearing attorney, prior to the hearing locations: that all interested persons may 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma that all interested persons date, and provide their names date, and provide their names Section 28-11N-7W: appear and be heard. For more and telephone numbers. 73102, (405) 996-3395. may appear and be heard. For and telephone numbers. First perforation: No closer than information regarding this NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN CORPORATION COMMISSION information concerning this NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 165 feet from the north line and Application, contact Daniel that all interested persons OF OKLAHOMA action, contact Daniel Hemphill, that all interested persons no closer than 930 feet from the Hemphill, Jackfork Land, Inc., may appear and be heard. For J. TODD HIETT, Chairman Jackfork Land, Inc., 925 Cedar may appear and be heard. For east line of Section 28-11N-7W, 925 Cedar Lake Blvd., Oklahoma information concerning this BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman Lake Blvd., Oklahoma City, information concerning this Canadian County, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840- action, contact Daniel Hemphill, DANA L. MURPHY Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840-5999, action, contact Daniel Hemphill, Last perforation: No closer than 5999, and/or David E. Pepper or Jackfork Land, Inc., 925 Cedar Jackfork Land, Inc., 925 Cedar Commissioner or David E. Pepper and/or Lake Blvd., Oklahoma City, 0 feet from the south line and Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, Lake Blvd., Oklahoma City, DONE AND PERFORMED this Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840-5999, no closer than 930 feet from the 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840-5999, 7th day of August, 2019. 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite or David E. Pepper and/or east line of Section 28-11N-7W, 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma or David E. Pepper and/or BY ORDER OF THE 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, Canadian County, Oklahoma 73102, (405) 996-3395. Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, COMMISSION: 73102, (405) 996-3395. 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite Section 33-11N-7W: CORPORATION COMMISSION 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite PEGGY MITCHELL CORPORATION COMMISSION 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma First perforation: No closer than OF OKLAHOMA 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Secretary of the Commission OF OKLAHOMA 73102, (405) 996-3395. 0 feet from the north line and J. TODD HIETT, Chairman 73102, (405) 996-3395. CORPORATION COMMISSION J. TODD HIETT, Chairman CORPORATION COMMISSION no closer than 930 feet from the BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman OF OKLAHOMA BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman OF OKLAHOMA east line of Section 33-11N-7W, DANA L. MURPHY J. TODD HIETT, Chairman DANA L. MURPHY J. TODD HIETT, Chairman Commissioner BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman Canadian County, Oklahoma Commissioner BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman DONE AND PERFORMED this DANA L. MURPHY Last perforation: No closer than DONE AND PERFORMED this DANA L. MURPHY 7th day of August, 2019. Commissioner 2,500 feet from the south line 7th day of August, 2019. Commissioner BY ORDER OF THE DONE AND PERFORMED this and no closer than 930 feet from BY ORDER OF THE DONE AND PERFORMED this COMMISSION: 7th day of August, 2019. the east line of Section 33-11N- COMMISSION: 7th day of August, 2019. PEGGY MITCHELL BY ORDER OF THE 7W, Canadian County, Oklahoma PEGGY MITCHELL BY ORDER OF THE Secretary of the Commission COMMISSION: Secretary of the Commission COMMISSION: PEGGY MITCHELL PEGGY MITCHELL LPXLP Secretary of the Commission Secretary of the Commission El Reno Tribune Sunday, August 11, 2019 LEGALS ◆ 5B Legal notices (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno EXHIBIT “A” (Published in The El Reno Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., The following respondent(s), Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Aug. 11, 2019.) Aug. 11, 2019.) Aug. 11, 2019.) Aug. 11, 2019.) if living or if deceased, their Aug. 11, 2019.) BEFORE BEFORE BEFORE BEFORE unknown heirs, devisees, NOTICE OF HEARING THE CORPORATION THE CORPORATION THE CORPORATION THE CORPORATION executors, administrators, ON CONFIRMATION COMMISSION OF THE COMMISSION OF THE COMMISSION OF THE COMMISSION OF THE successors, trustees or assigns, OF SHERIFF’S SALE STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA immediate and remote, or the Case No. CJ-2018-507 APPLICANT: APPLICANT: APPLICANT: APPLICANT: unknown successors, trustees TO: Persons or other entities ROAN RESOURCES, LLC ROAN RESOURCES, LLC ROAN RESOURCES, LLC ROAN RESOURCES, LLC or assigns, if any, of any and their unknown successors RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION RELIEF SOUGHT: RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT dissolved corporation, company having an interest in the herein EXCEPTION AND EXCEPTION EXCEPTION AND EXCEPTION LOCATION EXCEPTION HORIZONTAL WELL or partnership or the unknown described property which TO GENERAL RULE 165:10-3- TO GENERAL RULE 165:10-3- LANDS COVERED: LANDS COVERED: SECTIONS successor(s) of any trustee, specifi cally includes, without 28(c)(2)(B) 28(c)(2)(B) limitation, the following: SECTIONS 28 AND 33, 28 AND 33, TOWNSHIP 11 conservator or attorney-in-fact: LANDS COVERED: LANDS COVERED: TARA J. LICASTRO TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, RANGE NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, 1. Esther Bloom, if living or SECTIONS 28 AND 33, SECTIONS 28 AND 33, if deceased, her known and UNKNOWN SPOUSE, IF ANY, TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, CANADIAN COUNTY, TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, RANGE unknown heirs, successors and OF TARA J. LICASTRO 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA 7 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, assigns ANTHONY E. LICASTRO OKLAHOMA CAUSE CD NO. 201903532 CAUSE CD NO. 201903529 OKLAHOMA ADDRESS UNKNOWN UNKNOWN HEIRS, CAUSE CD NO. 201903528 CAUSE CD NO. 201903530 AMENDED AMENDED 2. Grover C. Cockrell, if living SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS AMENDED AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING or if deceased, his known and OF ANTHONY E. LICASTRO NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: UNKNOWN TENANT, IF ANY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All persons, owners, producers, unknown heirs, successors and All persons, owners, producers, assigns OF 728 GARDEN GROVE, All persons, owners, producers, All persons, owners, producers, operators and takers of oil and operators, purchasers and YUKON, OKLAHOMA 73099 operators and takers of oil and operators and takers of oil and takers of oil and gas, and ADDRESS UNKNOWN gas, and all other interested 3. Janet Lea Briscoe Hardwick, The above specifi ed and all gas, and all other interested gas, and all other interested all other interested persons, persons, particularly in if living or if deceased, her other persons or entities whose persons, particularly in persons, particularly in particularly in Canadian Canadian County, Oklahoma. known and unknown heirs, actual address is unknown Canadian County, Oklahoma. Canadian County, Oklahoma. County, Oklahoma, including NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN successors and assigns and their unknown successors NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN all parties listed on Exhibit “A” having an interest in the herein that Applicant, Roan Resources, that Applicant, Roan Resources, ADDRESS UNKNOWN that Applicant, Roan Resources, attached to the Application, and described property are hereby LLC, has fi led an application LLC, has fi led an application 4. Karen Harkey Scudder, if LLC, has fi led an application if any of the listed individuals notifi ed of the hearing on in this cause authorizing and in this cause authorizing and living or if deceased, her known in this cause authorizing and be deceased, then the unknown Confi rmation of Sheriff ’s Sale. permitting an exception to permitting an exception to and unknown heirs, successors permitting an exception to The above-specifi ed persons the permitted well location the permitted well location heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns the permitted well location or entities are notifi ed that the tolerances in the 640-acre tolerances in the 640-acre and devisees, trustees and assigns, ADDRESS UNKNOWN tolerances in the 640-acre Plaintiff in the above-numbered horizontal drilling and spacing horizontal drilling and spacing 640-acre horizontal drilling both immediate and remote, 5. Katherine Rose, if living or cause fi led in the District Court units in Section 28 and 33- units in Sections 28 and 33- of such deceased individual; if deceased, her known and and spacing units in Sections of Canadian County, State 11N-7W, Canadian County, 11N-7W, Canadian County, if any of the above-named unknown heirs, successors and 28 and 33-11N-7W, Canadian of Oklahoma, its Motion to Oklahoma, for the Mississippian Oklahoma, for the Mississippian parties is a dissolved assigns County, Oklahoma, for the Confi rm Sheriff ’s Sale therein and Woodford common sources and Woodford separate common partnership, corporation or ADDRESS UNKNOWN Mississippian, Woodford and seeking confi rmation by the of supply, so as to allow, in part, sources of supply, so as to allow, other association, then the 6. Known and Unknown Heirs, Hunton common sources of Court of the Sheriff ’s Sale a well to be drilled as described in part, a well to be drilled unknown successors, trustees Successors and Assigns of supply, so as to allow, in part, a held in this cause and that in Paragraph 2.3 of the as described in Paragraph and assigns, both immediate Marie Mannschreck well to be drilled as described said Motion has been set for Application, and to be completed 2.3 of the Application, and and remote, of such dissolved ADDRESS UNKNOWN in Paragraph 2.5 of the hearing on the 9th day of in and to produce hydrocarbons to be completed in and to entity; if any of the above- 7. Known and Unknown Heirs, Application, and to be completed September, 2019, at 9 o’clock from the above-named separate produce hydrocarbons from named parties designated as a Successors and Assigns of R.R. in and to produce hydrocarbons a.m. in the District Courtroom common sources of supply the above-named separate trustee is not presently acting Crawley from the above-named separate of the Honorable Judge in said Sections 28 and 33 common sources of supply in in such capacity as trustee, ADDRESS UNKNOWN common sources of supply Jack McCurdy, at the County with such authorization and said Sections 28 and 33-11N-7W, then the unknown successor 8. Maye Aday, if living or if in said Sections 28 and 33 Courthouse, Canadian County, permission running in favor of Canadian County, Oklahoma, or successors to such trustee; deceased, her known and with such authorization and with such authorization and Oklahoma. Said Sheriff ’s Sale Applicant, being a multiunit if the above-named party unknown heirs, successors and horizontal well, to be drilled at permission running in favor of to be confi rmed pertains to the permission running in favor of designated as a guardian is assigns the following location: Applicant, being a multiunit Applicant, being a multiunit following described property, not presently acting in such ADDRESS UNKNOWN to-wit: Section 28-11N-7W: horizontal well, to be drilled at horizontal well, to be drilled at 9. Metropolitan District Court the following location: capacity as guardian, then Lot Eighteen (18), Block Two (2), First perforation: No closer than the following location: ADDRESS UNKNOWN Section 28-11N-7W: the unknown successor or in Ranchwood South Addition to 165 feet from the north line and Section 28-11N-7W: 10. The Trustees of the First perforation: No closer than successors to such guardian, Yukon, Canadian County, State no closer than 330 feet from the First perforation: No closer than Jonas/Sachsenheimer Trust west line of Section 28-11N-7W, 165 feet from the north line and and if the above-named party of Oklahoma, according to the 165 feet from the north line and Agreement dated November Canadian County, Oklahoma no closer than 930 feet from the designated as an attorney-in-fact recorded plat thereof. no closer than 930 feet from the 18, 1993 Last perforation: No closer than west line of Section 28-11N-7W, is not presently acting in such Property Address: 0 feet from the south line and Canadian County, Oklahoma east line of Section 28-11N-7W, capacity as attorney-in-fact, ADDRESS UNKNOWN 728 Garden Grove no closer than 330 feet from the Last perforation: No closer than Canadian County, Oklahoma then the unknown successor 11. Westgard Associated Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 west line of Section 28-11N-7W, 0 feet from the south line and Last perforation: No closer than or successors to such attorney- Companies, Inc. The above-specifi ed persons or Canadian County, Oklahoma no closer than 930 feet from the 0 feet from the south line and in-fact. ADDRESS UNKNOWN entities are further notifi ed to 12. Dempsey S. Rose, if living Section 33-11N-7W: west line of Section 28-11N-7W, no closer than 930 feet from the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN be present for said hearing at or if deceased, his known and First perforation: No closer than Canadian County, Oklahoma east line of Section 28-11N-7W, that Applicant, Roan Resources, said date, time and place, and unknown heirs, successors and 0 feet from the north line and Section 33-11N-7W: Canadian County, Oklahoma LLC, has fi led an application show cause, if any they may assigns no closer than 330 feet from the First perforation: No closer than Section 33-11N-7W: in this cause requesting the have why said Motion should west line of Section 33-11N-7W, 0 feet from the north line and First perforation: No closer than ADDRESS UNKNOWN not be sustained and said Corporation Commission of 13. A.B. Cockrell, if living or if Canadian County, Oklahoma no closer than 930 feet from the 0 feet from the north line and Oklahoma to enter an order, Sheriff ’s Sale confi rmed. west line of Section 33-11N-7W, deceased, known and unknown Dated this 5th day of August, Last perforation: No closer than no closer than 930 feet from the to be effective as of the date of 2,500 feet from the south line Canadian County, Oklahoma east line of Section 33-111N-7W, heirs, successors and assigns 2019. the execution thereof or as of thereof and no closer than 330 feet from Last perforation: No closer than Canadian County, Oklahoma W. Brent Kelley, OBA #11380 2,500 feet from the south line a date prior thereto, as follows: ADDRESS UNKNOWN the west line of Section 33-11N- Last perforation: No closer than KELLEY & TAYLOR, P.C. 7W, Canadian County, Oklahoma and no closer than 930 feet from (1) approving a multiunit 6 N.E. 63rd Street, Suite 400 2,500 feet from the south line And to complete such multiunit the west line of Section 33-11N- horizontal well in the 640- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 and no closer than 930 feet from (Published in The El Reno horizontal well in and to 7W, Canadian County, Oklahoma acre horizontal drilling and Phone (405) 848-6803 Tribune, El Reno, Okla., produce hydrocarbons from the And to complete such multiunit the east line of Section 28-11N- spacing units formed for the Fax (405) 848-6876 separate common sources of horizontal well in and to 7W, Canadian County, Oklahoma Mississippian and Woodford Aug. 11, 2019.) supply. Applicant intends to run produce hydrocarbons from And to complete such multiunit common sources of supply NOTICE OF casing in the horizontal portion the separate common sources horizontal well in and to in Sections 28 and 33-11N-7W, PUBLIC HEARINGS (Published in The El Reno or lateral of the borehole of of supply involved herein. produce hydrocarbons from the Canadian County, Oklahoma, Public Hearings have been Tribune, El Reno, Okla., the multiunit horizontal well Applicant intends to run casing separate common sources of so as to allow such multi-unit scheduled for 6 p.m. local time Aug. 11, 2019.) and to cement such casing so in the horizontal portion or supply. Applicant intends to run horizontal wells to be drilled at on Tuesday, August 27, 2019, at IN THE DISTRICT COURT as to cover and isolate the fi rst lateral of the borehole of the casing in the horizontal portion the following locations: the El Reno Municipal Planning OF CANADIAN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA and last perforations in such multiunit horizontal well or lateral of the borehole of Section 28-11N-7W: Commission meeting and at IN RE: The Name of horizontal portion or lateral. involved herein and to cement the multiunit horizontal well First perforation: No closer than 5:30 p.m. local time on Tuesday, September 10, 2019, at the MASON LEE ISENBERG NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN such casing so as to cover and to cement such casing so 165 feet from the north line and El Reno City Council meeting CV-2019-212 that OCCGR 165:10-3-28(c)(2) and isolate the fi rst and last as to cover and isolate the fi rst no closer than 930 feet from the perforations in such horizontal for the following items: NOTICE OF HEARlNG ON (B) requires that a horizontal and last perforations in such west line of Section 28-11N-7W, wellbore from its point of portion or lateral. Consideration of a request PETITION TO CHANGE NAME horizontal portion or lateral. Canadian County, Oklahoma entry and along any part of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN by Carrie Edwards for a TO: All interested parties. Last perforation: No closer than the lateral shall be located not that OCCGR 165:10-3-28(c)(2) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN conditional use permit for a Take notice that Mason Lee closer than 600 feet from any (B) requires that a horizontal that the application in this 0 feet from the south line and manufactured home within Isenberg has petitioned other producible or drilling oil wellbore from its point of cause requests that the order no closer than 930 feet from the the Rural Agricultural (A-1) to change his name to or gas well when drilling to the entry and along any part of to be entered in this matter be west line of Section 28-11N-7W, zoning district. The subject Mason Lee Vershum. same common source of supply the lateral shall be located not made effective as of the date of Canadian County, Oklahoma property is within the SW/4 A hearing on said Petition that is 2,500 feet or more in closer than 600 feet from any the execution thereof or as of a Section 33-11N-7W: of Section 11, Township 12 is set for 9 o’clock a.m. on depth. Applicant believes that other producible or drilling oil date prior thereto and that the First perforation: No closer than North, Range 7 W.I.M., the 29th day of August, 2019, its proposed horizontal well or gas well when drilling to the authorization and permission 0 feet from the north line and Canadian County, Oklahoma. before Judge Paul Hesse in his may be closer than 600 feet to an same common source of supply requested herein run in favor of no closer than 930 feet from the Consideration of a request Courtroom in the Canadian existing and/or proposed well. that is 2,500 feet or more in Applicant. west line of Section 33-11N-7W, by Chris A. Santillano for a County Courthouse. Should you Therefore, Applicant requests as depth. Applicant believes that NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Canadian County, Oklahoma conditional use permit for a know of some reason why this part of this location exception its proposed horizontal well that the “land sections adjacent Last perforation: No closer than manufactured home within change of name should not be an exception to Rule 165:10-3- may be closer than 600 feet to an to the area within the location 2,500 feet from the south line the Rural Agricultural (A-1) allowed, you must fi le a written existing and/or proposed well. 28(c)(2)(B). exception” requested herein in and no closer than 930 feet from zoning district. The subject protest in the above styled and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Therefore, Applicant requests as numbered cause prior to the said Sections 28 and 33-11-7W, the west line of Section 33-11N- property is within the NW/4 that the application in this part of this location exception 7W, Canadian County, Oklahoma of Section 24, Township 12 above date with the Clerk of this an exception to Rule 165:10-3- Canadian County, Oklahoma, cause requests that the order NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN North, Range 8 W.I.M., Court. Should you fail to do so, 28(c)(2)(B). in regard to the subsurface to be entered in this matter be that the application in this Canadian County, Oklahoma. the Petition for Change of Name made effective as of the date of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN location tolerance areas cause requests that the order Consideration of a request will be granted as prayed. the execution thereof or as of a that the application in this described above are Sections 21, by Kaelyn Bollinger for a PAUL HESSE date prior thereto and that the cause requests that the order 22, 27 and 34-11N-7W, Canadian to be entered in this matter be conditional use permit for a Judge of the District Court authorization and permission to be entered in this matter be County, Oklahoma, and Section made effective as of the date of manufactured home within APPROVED: requested herein run in favor of made effective as of the date of 3-10N-7W, Canadian County, the execution thereof or as of a the Rural Agricultural (A-1) Mason Lee Isenberg Applicant. the execution thereof or as of a Oklahoma. date prior thereto. zoning district. The subject 11013 SW 32nd Street NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN date prior thereto and that the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 that the “land sections adjacent authorization and permission that this cause is set before an property is within the NE/4 that this cause is set before an of Section 6, Township 12 to the area within the location requested herein run in favor of Administrative Law Judge for Administrative Law Judge for exception” requested herein in Applicant. hearing, taking of evidence and North, Range 6 W.I.M., (Published in The El Reno hearing, taking of evidence and Canadian County, Oklahoma. Tribune, El Reno, Okla., said Sections 28 and 33-11-7W, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN reporting to the Corporation reporting to the Corporation that the “land sections adjacent Consideration of a request by Aug. 11, 2019.) Canadian County, Oklahoma, Commission of Oklahoma. Commission of Oklahoma. in regard to the subsurface to the area within the location Branch Communications for NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN location tolerance areas exception” requested herein in a conditional use permit for a ON CONFIRMATION that this cause is set for hearing that this cause will be heard described above are Sections 20, said Sections 28 and 33-11N-7W, before an Administrative Law telecommunications facility OF SHERIFF’S SALE 21, 29 and 32-11N-7W, Canadian Canadian County, Oklahoma, before an Administrative Law within the Central Business Case No. CJ-2019-16 Judge on the Conservation Judge on the Conservation County, Oklahoma, and Sections in regard to the subsurface Docket at the Western District (CBD) zoning district. TO: Persons or other entities Docket at the Western The subject property is within and their unknown successors 4 and 5-10N-7W, Canadian and location tolerance areas Regional Service Offi ce of described above are Sections 20, Regional Service Offi ce of the Block 79 of the Original Town having an interest in the herein Grady Counties, Oklahoma. the Corporation Commission, Roan Resources, LLC operates 21, 29 and 32-11N-7W, Canadian Corporation Commission, Jim of El Reno, Canadian County, described property which Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 the Oppel 21 1H-16-21 Well County, Oklahoma. Roan Thorpe Building, 2101 North Oklahoma, according to the specifi cally includes, without North Lincoln, Oklahoma City, in Section 21-11N-7W, Grady Resources, LLC operates the Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma recorded plat thereof. limitation, the following: Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the County, Oklahoma. Oppel 21 1H-16-21 Well in Section City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on Consideration of two requests SCOTT ROBINSON 26th day of August, 2019, and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 21-11N-7W, Canadian County, the 26th day of August, 2019, and by Gerald Gamble to amend KERI ROBINSON that this notice be published as that this cause is set before an Oklahoma. that this notice be published as the zoning classifi cation of a UNKNOWN TENANT, IF ANY, required by law and the rules of Administrative Law Judge for NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN required by law and the rules of tract of approximately 2.5 acres OF 5701 SLATE STONE COURT, the Commission. hearing, taking of evidence and that this cause is set before an the Commission. from Multi-family Residential MUSTANG, OKLAHOMA 73064 Administrative Law Judge for NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN reporting to the Corporation NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN (R-3) to Light Industrial (I-1), I&F INVESTMENTS, LLC Commission of Oklahoma. hearing, taking of evidence and that Applicant and interested The above specifi ed and all that Applicant and interested and amending the zoning NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN reporting to the Corporation parties may present testimony classifi cation of a tract of other persons or entities whose that this cause is set for hearing Commission of Oklahoma. parties may present testimony by telephone. The cost of actual address is unknown by telephone. The cost of approximately 14.2 acres from before an Administrative Law NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN telephonic communication Multi-family Residential (R-3) and their unknown successors telephonic communication Judge on the Conservation that this cause is set for hearing shall be paid by the person and Light Industrial (I-1) to having an interest in the herein shall be paid by the person Docket at the Western before an Administrative Law or persons requesting its use. Moderate Industrial (I-2). The described property are hereby or persons requesting its use. Regional Service Offi ce of the Judge on the Conservation Interested parties who wish to subject properties are within notifi ed of the hearing on Corporation Commission, Jim Docket at the Western Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone shall the Southeast Quarter (SE/4) of Confi rmation of Sheriff ’s Sale. Thorpe Building, 2101 North Regional Service Offi ce of the participate by telephone shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s Section Sixteen (16), Township The above-specifi ed persons Corporation Commission, Jim Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma contact Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Twelve (12) North, Range Seven or entities are notifi ed that the Thorpe Building, 2101 North City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on attorney, prior to the hearing date, and provide their names (7) W.I.M., Canadian County, Plaintiff in the above-numbered the 26th day of August, 2019, and Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma date, and provide their names and telephone numbers. Oklahoma. cause fi led in the District that this notice be published as City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on and telephone numbers. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Public Hearings have been Court of Canadian County, required by law and the rules of the 26th day of August, 2019, and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN State of Oklahoma, its Motion that this notice be published as that all interested persons scheduled for 5 p.m. local time the Commission. that all interested persons to Confi rm Sheriff ’s Sale required by law and the rules of may appear and be heard. For on Wednesday, September 11, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN may appear and be heard. For therein seeking confi rmation that Applicant and interested the Commission. information concerning this 2019, at the El Reno Board of information concerning this by the Court of the Sheriff ’s parties may present testimony NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN action, contact Daniel Hemphill, Adjustment meeting for the action, contact Daniel Hemphill, following item: Sale held in this cause and by telephone. The cost of that Applicant and interested Jackfork Land, Inc., as Agent that said Motion has been set telephonic communication parties may present testimony Jackfork Land, Inc., 925 Cedar for Roan Resources, LLC, 925 Consideration of a request by Lake Blvd., Oklahoma City, Branch Communications to for hearing on the 9th day of shall be paid by the person by telephone. The cost of Cedar Lake Blvd., Oklahoma September, 2019, at 9 o’clock Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840-5999, grant a variance to the Code or persons requesting its use. telephonic communication City, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840- a.m. in the District Courtroom Interested parties who wish to shall be paid by the person or David E. Pepper and/or 5999, or David E. Pepper and/or of the City of El Reno for relief from the 150’ setback of the Honorable Judge Jack participate by telephone shall or persons requesting its use. Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, McCurdy, at the County contact Applicant or Applicant’s Interested parties who wish to 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite requirement for communication facilities in the Central Courthouse, Canadian County, attorney, prior to the hearing participate by telephone shall 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Oklahoma. Said Sheriff ’s Sale Business District (CBD) zoning date, and provide their names contact Applicant or Applicant’s 73102, (405) 996-3395. 73102, (405) 996-3395. to be confi rmed pertains to the attorney, prior to the hearing district. The subject property is and telephone numbers. CORPORATION COMMISSION CORPORATION COMMISSION following described property, date, and provide their names within Block 79 of the Original NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF OKLAHOMA OF OKLAHOMA to-wit: and telephone numbers. Town of El Reno, Canadian that all interested persons J. TODD HIETT, Chairman J. TODD HIETT, Chairman Lot Twenty-Seven (27), Block may appear and be heard. For NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN County, Oklahoma, according to BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman Three (3) in Ledgestone Phase information concerning this that all interested persons the recorded plat thereof. DANA L. MURPHY 1, an Addition to the City of action, contact Daniel Hemphill, may appear and be heard. For DANA L. MURPHY The hearings will be held in Oklahoma City, Canadian Jackfork Land, Inc., 925 Cedar information concerning this Commissioner Commissioner the Council Chambers in the County, Oklahoma, according Lake Blvd., Oklahoma City, action, contact Daniel Hemphill, DONE AND PERFORMED this DONE AND PERFORMED this Municipal Building located to the recorded plat thereof. Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840-5999, Jackfork Land, Inc., 925 Cedar 7th day of August, 2019. 7th day of August, 2019. at 101 N. Choctaw, El Reno, Property Address: or David E. Pepper and/or Lake Blvd., Oklahoma City, BY ORDER OF THE BY ORDER OF THE Oklahoma. 5701 Slate Stone Court. Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, Oklahoma 73114, (405) 840-5999, COMMISSION: COMMISSION: Anyone desiring to address 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite or David E. Pepper and/or PEGGY MITCHELL PEGGY MITCHELL Mustang, Oklahoma 73064 these issues should make plans The above-specifi ed persons or 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorneys, Secretary of the Commission Secretary of the Commission to attend these meetings. 73102, (405) 996-3395. 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite entities are further notifi ed to Written comments may be be present for said hearing at CORPORATION COMMISSION 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma directed to staff at: OF OKLAHOMA 73102, (405) 996-3395. said date, time and place, and City of El Reno show cause, if any they may J. TODD HIETT, Chairman CORPORATION COMMISSION Community Development BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman OF OKLAHOMA have why said Motion should Department not be sustained and DANA L. MURPHY J. TODD HIETT, Chairman P.O. Drawer 700 Commissioner BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman said Sheriff ’s Sale confi rmed. Subscribe El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 Dated this 5th day of August, DANA L. MURPHY DONE AND PERFORMED this Formal protests must be Commissioner 2019. 7th day of August, 2019. received in writing at least BY ORDER OF THE DONE AND PERFORMED this W. Brent Kelley, OBA #11380 three (3) days in advance of the COMMISSION: 7th day of August, 2019. to the El Reno Tribune KELLEY & TAYLOR, P.C. meeting at which they will be PEGGY MITCHELL BY ORDER OF THE 6 N.E. 63rd Street, Suite 400 read. Secretary of the Commissioner COMMISSION: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 PEGGY MITCHELL Call (405) 262-2000 with any Phone (405) 848-6803 Secretary of the Commission Call 262-5180 questions. Fax (405) 848-6876 LPXLP 6B ◆ LEGALS Sunday, August 11, 2019 El Reno Tribune Legal notices (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno (Published in The El Reno Resources, LLC; TRP MidCon Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Tribune, El Reno, Okla., LLC; Trumbull Oil Properties, Aug. 4 and 11, 2019.) Aug. 11 and 18, 2019.) July 28 and Aug. 4 and 11, 2019.) Aug. 7 and 11, 2019.) Aug. 11, 2019.) LLC; Valhalla Royalty, LLC; IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT Case No. CV-2019-198 IN THE DISTRICT COURT BEFORE Vilette Owen; Warwick-Jupiter, OF CANADIAN COUNTY OF CANADIAN COUNTY PUBLICATION NOTICE OF CANADIAN COUNTY THE CORPORATION LLC; Wayfi nder Resources STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA COMMISSION OF THE Operating LLC; Wayne L. Von In the Matter of the Estate In the Matter of the Estate TO: The Heirs, Executors, In the Matter of the Estate of STATE OF OKLAHOMA Tungeln; Western Oil and of THOMAS LEONARD of BUSTER LEWIS, Deceased, Administrators, Devisees, TERRI LEN GRUBBS, Deceased APPLICANT: Gas Development; Westervelt STAFFORD a/k/a and HELEN L. LEWIS, Deceased Trustees and Assigns of Case No. PB-2014-72 TPR MID-CONTINENT, LLC Limited Partnership; Wildboar THOMAS L. STAFFORD, Case No. PB-2012-91 Rosemary McCaffrey, Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING RELIEF SOUGHT: Energy, LLC; William Jeffrey Deceased NOTICE OF HEARING You, the above named, are PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION Schmidt; William Edward Wier; Case No. PB-2018-188 FINAL ACCOUNT hereby notifi ed that you have AND DISCHARGE (GLORIETTA 7-12N-8W 2MH Williams Reid Operating Inc; CORRECTED AND PETITION been sued in the District Court OF ADMINISTRATOR WELL) Youngblood, Ltd.; Betty Louise NOTICE OF HEARING FOR DISTRIBUTION of Canadian County, Oklahoma, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LAND COVERED: SECTION 7, Wells; Carl William Schmidt; FINAL ACCOUNT AND DISCHARGE in Cause No. CV-2019-198, that William Bradley Grubbs, TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE Gladys M. Heckes; Guy H. PETITION FOR Notice is hereby given wherein AllDale Minerals II, also known as Brady Grubbs, 8 WEST, CANADIAN COUNTY, James, Jr.; Jerry Frances Von DETERMINATION OF HEIRS that Carol Keister, LP, is Plaintiff, and you are Administrator of the estate of OKLAHOMA Tungeln; Kenneth Eugene DEVISEES AND LEGATEES Personal Representative of Defendant. Terri Len Grubbs, Deceased, CAUSE CD NO. 201904065 Stewart, Deceased; Preston FOR DISTRIBUTION the estate of Buster Lewis and THEREFORE, take notice that having fi led in this Court a NOTICE OF HEARING Ewing Inlow; R.H. White; and OF ESTATE AND FOR Helen L. Lewis, both deceased, unless you answer on or before Petition for Distribution and THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: all persons, owners, producers, FINAL DISCHARGE has fi led in this Court the the 9th day of September, 2019, Discharge. To the following parties, if operators, purchasers and OF ADMINISTRATOR Petition for distribution of the the Petition of the Plaintiff By order of the Court, living; or if deceased, then takers of oil and gas, and all WITH WILL ANNEXED estate. The hearing of the same fi led in said cause will be said Petition will be heard their unknown heirs, devisees, other interested persons in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN taken as true and judgment has been fi xed by the Court for on the 27th day of August, executors, administrators, Canadian County, Oklahoma. that Roger Rinehart, the will be rendered as prayed for the 9th day of September, 2019, 2019, at 9 o’clock a.m. in the successors, trustees and/ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN duly appointed and qualifi ed therein, quieting title in AllDale at 1:30 o’clock p.m. before the Canadian County Courthouse or assigns; or the unknown that the Applicant in this Administrator With Will Minerals II, LP, its heirs and successors, trustees or assigns, cause is requesting that the Annexed of the Estate of Honorable Judge Jack McCurdy in El Reno, Oklahoma, assigns, in and to the following- if any, of any dissolved Commission issue an Order Thomas Leonard Stafford at the County Courthouse before Judge Barbara Hatfi eld, described property situated in corporation, or the unknown authorizing Travis Peak a/k/a Thomas L. Stafford, of Canadian County, and all at which time and place all Canadian County, Oklahoma, successors of any party Resources, LLC, or some other Deceased, having fi led in this persons interested in the interested parties may be heard. to-wit: designated in any record as party, to drill, complete and Court a Final Account, Petition estate are notifi ed to appear BARBARA HATFIELD The Southwest Quarter trustee: 9Spot Energy, LLC; produce a horizontal well in the for Determination of Heirs, and show cause, if any, why Judge of the District Court (SW/4) of Section Twenty (20), Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly Mississippi common source of Devisees and Legatees, for the heirs of Buster Lewis and Dean Rinehart, OBA #7595 Township Eleven (11) North, Von Tungeln, TOD to Alan D. supply for the 640-acre drilling Distribution and Discharge Helen L. Lewis, both deceased, Roger Rinehart, OBA #12454 Range Six (6) W.I.M. Wolf, subject to a Life Estate in and spacing unit consisting of of the Estate and for Final should not be fully determined RINEHART, RINEHART And forever barring the Karen Jennifer Von Tungeln Discharge of Administrator and the estate be distributed. & RINEHART, P.C. Section 7, Township 12 North, defendants, and each of them, Tijerina; Alice Marie Buzbee, With Will Annexed. WITNESS my hand this 5th day 115 S. Rock Island, Box 669 Range 8 West, Canadian County, from claiming or asserting any formerly Von Tungeln, TOD to By order of the Court, said of August, 2019. El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 Oklahoma, with a completion title or interest of any kind Alan D. Wolf, subject to a Life Petition will be heard on the JACK D. McCURDY II (405) 262-2360 interval as follows: or nature in and to said real Estate in Karen Jennifer Von 27th day of August, 2019, at Judge of the District Court Attorneys for the First Perforation - North/South property, determining the heirs Tungeln Tijerina; Alice Marie 9 o’clock a.m. before Judge MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk Administrator Location-ft - NCT 165' FSL; East/ at law of Rosemary McCaffrey, Buzbee, formerly Von Tungeln, Barbara Hatfi eld in the By DIANA GARRETT, Deputy West Location-ft - NCT 450' FEL Deceased, and for such other TOD to Douglas W. Von Tungeln; Canadian County Courthouse, Fletcher D. Handley Jr. of Section 7-12N-8W and further relief as the Court (Published in The El Reno Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly Last Perforation - North/South Second Floor, El Reno, OBA #3797 might deem just and proper. Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Von Tungeln, TOD to Douglas Location-ft - NCT 165' FNL; Oklahoma, at which time and Ashton A. Handley, OBA #22835 For further particulars, you are Aug. 11, 2019.) W. Von Tungeln; Alice Marie East/West Location-ft - NCT 450' place all interested parties may Alex G. Handley, OBA #32173 referred to the Petition fi led IN THE DISTRICT COURT Buzbee, formerly Von Tungeln, FEL of Section 7-12N-8W be heard. THE HANDLEY LAW CENTER herein. OF CANADIAN COUNTY TOD to Jordan Leigh Wolf This well will be completed BARBARA HATFIELD 111 S. Rock Island MARIE HIRST, Court Clerk STATE OF OKLAHOMA Collins; Alice Marie Buzbee, using casing and cement. The Judge of the District Court Post Offi ce Box 310 By LAUREN STROH, Deputy STATE OF OKLAHOMA, formerly Von Tungeln, TOD to completion interval for the Roger Rinehart, OBA #12454 El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 Jared Harrison (OBA #21515) ex rel OKLAHOMA STATE Jordan Leigh Wolf Collins; Amy lateral shall be defi ned by the Dean Rinehart, OBA #7595 Telephone (405) 262-3502 Austin C. Evans (OBA #32915) BUREAU OF NARCOTICS Joyce Lemmerman Barnhart; interval between the fi rst and RINEHART, RINEHART Facsimile (405) 262-3531 HARRISON & AND DANGEROUS DRUGS Andrea Maurice Striegel; April last perforations described & RINEHART, P.C. MECKLENBURG, INC. Lorenz McCollum; Barney Guy above. The proposed location is 115 S. Rock Island 202 North 6th CONTROL, JOHN SCULLY, Lorenz; Beau B. Parker; Betty not a legal location under the P.O. Box 669 (Published in The El Reno P.O. Box 658 Director, Petitioner Loosen Kuehn; Brent Adam terms of Order No. 157926. El Reno, Oklahoma 73036 Tribune, El Reno, Okla., Kingfi sher, Oklahoma 73750 vs. Denwalt; Brigham Minerals, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Telephone (405) 262-2360 Aug. 4 and 11, 2019.) (405) 375-6484 ONE HUNDRED THIRTY TWO Facsimile (405) 262-2395 IN THE DISTRICT COURT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED LLC; C. Edward Wier; Camino that the location described Attorneys for the Administrator OF CANADIAN COUNTY THIRTY DOLLARS ($132,530.00) Natural Resources, LLC; Carla above is moving toward the With Will Annexed STATE OF OKLAHOMA (Published in The El Reno IN U.S. CURRENCY, Respondent Gayle Spence, n/k/a Karla following described property: And Estate of In the Matter of the Estate Tribune, El Reno, Okla., PAO CHOUA VANG, YA PAO Gayle Galligan; Carlene Harp; (a) Sections 5, 6, 8, 17 and 18, Thomas Leonard Stafford a/k/a of EDRIE JANE FERGUSON, Aug. 11 and 18, 2019.) VANG, Defendants Carol Rein Rother; Castell Oil Township 12 North, Range Thomas L. Stafford, Deceased Deceased RESOLUTION Case No. CV-2019-129 Company, LLC; Castlerock 8 West, Canadian County, No. PB-2019-139 OF THE EL RENO NOTICE OF SEIZURE Resources, Inc.; Charles Oklahoma. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CITY COUNCIL AND INTENDED FORFEITURE E. Reece; Charles French (b) The offset wells toward (Published in The El Reno NO. 20-003 Denwault; Charlotte R. Inlow which the proposed completion Tribune, El Reno, Okla., All creditors having claims THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA against Edrie Jane Ferguson, NOTICE OF TO: Revocable Trust Charlotte R. interval is moving is as follows: Aug. 4 and 11, 2019.) GENERAL ELECTION Inlow, Trustee; Chesapeake Well Name - Calumet #1; API IN THE DISTRICT COURT Deceased, are required to Pao Choua Vang CITY OF EL RENO, Energy Corporation; Christene No. 350172159000; Operator - OF CANADIAN COUNTY present the same with a 2852 Wisteria Lane OKLAHOMA Evelyn Quigley Stuart De Williams Reid Operating Inc. STATE OF OKLAHOMA description of all security Stockton, California 95212 A RESOLUTION Menars and Cedric Gabriel de Well Name - Burge #1-6; API In the Matter of the Estate of interests and other collateral Ya Pao Vang AUTHORIZING THE CALLING Bourbon-Poisson, JTWROS; No. 350172400500; Operator - SUSAN KAY COLE, Deceased (if any) held by each 45325 Hoytom Lane AND HOLDING OF A Christine Loosen Richardson; Chesapeake Operating LLC Case No. PB-2019-153 creditor with respect to Richfi eld, NC 28137 GENERAL ELECTION IN Cimarex Energy Co.; Citizen Well Name - Denwalt #1-18; API COMBINED such claim, to Stacy D. Ferguson And all others claiming an THE CITY OF EL RENO FOR Energy II, LLC; Come Big No. 350172402200; Operator - NOTICE TO CREDITORS and Holly Jackson, Co- interest in the above-described THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING or Stay Home, LLC; Connie Roan Resources AND NOTICE OF HEARING Personal Representatives, property. ONE (1) ELECTED OFFICIAL Gayle Wier Seamons, n/k/a To: All persons interested in c/o Elaine Arnold, 1460 N. You are hereby notifi ed that Well Name - Lorenzen #1; API AS MAYOR OF THE CITY OF Connie Gail Wier Vance; Dahlia the estate of Susan Kay Cole, Mustang Road, Suite 112, the State of Oklahoma has No. 350172193000; Operator - EL RENO; ONE (1) ELECTED Royalties, LLC; Dale Red River Deceased. Mustang, Oklahoma 73064, seized and intends to forfeit the Riviera Operating LLC OFFICIAL AS COUNCIL Resources, LLC; David L. Von You are hereby notifi ed that on attorney for the Co- following described currency: Well Name - Lorenzen #2-18; MEMBER FROM WARD FOUR Tungeln and Maribeth Von the 26th day of July, 2019, the Personal Representatives, One Hundred Thirty Two API No. 350172390800; Operator - (4); SETTING FORTH CERTAIN Tungeln, h/w, JTWROS; David Riviera Operating LLC Petitioner, Robyn Jeanne Smith, on or before the following Thousand Five Hundred Thirty FACTS AS REQUIRED BY R. Douglass; Deanna Wier Well Name - Thompson #1-7; c/o Margarett L. Prestidge of presentment date: September 30, Dollars ($132,530.00) in U.S. STATE LAW; AND DIRECTING Goldade, n/k/a Deanna Lynn API No. 350172387500; Operator - Prestidge Law Finn, L.L.C., 2019, or the same will be forever Currency; THAT THIS RESOLUTION BE Wier; Dee Kelly Corporation; Western Oil & Gas Development located at 10000 Millspaugh barred. Which currency was on or DELIVERED BY THE CITY Derek R. Parker; Devon Energy Well Name - Porter K #1-5; API Way, Yukon, Oklahoma 73099, Dated this 29th day of July, 2019. about the 20th day of March, CLERK TO THE SECRETARY Production Company LP; Don No. 350172395100; Operator - Attorney for Petitioner, fi led in ELAINE ARNOLD, OBA #16168 2019, furnished or intended OF THE CANADIAN COUNTY H. Reece; Donna Von Tungeln Kirkpatrick Oil Company Inc. the District Court of Canadian 1460 N. Mustang Road, Suite 112 to be furnished in exchange ELECTION BOARD FOR THE Energy Properties, LLC; Well Name - This Guy 5-12N-8W County a Petition for Summary Mustang, Oklahoma 73064 for a controlled dangerous PURPOSE OF GIVING SUCH Dorothy Loosen 1998 Revocable 2MH; API No. 350172521900; Administration and Combined (405) 376-6014 substance in violation of the Notice under O.S. 58 § 246. OFFICIAL NOTICE OF SAID Trust Dorothy Loosen, Trustee; Operator - Paloma Operating Attorney for ELECTION. Uniform Controlled Dangerous Douglas W. Von Tungeln and Co. Inc. That Susan Kay Cole died Co-Personal Representatives Substances Act (UCDSA) and/ intestate on or about the 3rd day BE IT RESOLVED, by the Jamie Von Tungeln; Earl F. Well Name - Summer Moon Of the Estate of governing body of the City or was proceeds from such Sanders, Jr.; Eck 90 Trust P. 8_5-12N-8W 4MHX; API No. of June, 2019, while a resident Edrie Jane Ferguson, Deceased exchange, and/or was used or of the City of Yukon, Canadian of El Reno for the purpose of John Eck, Trustee; Eldridge- 350172534100; Operator - Paloma electing offi cers of said City that intended to be used to facilitate Miller Enterprises, LLC BOKF, Operating Co. Inc. County, State of Oklahoma, a violation of the UCDSA. Said leaving property in Oklahoma (Published in The El Reno a non-partisan general election, NA, Manager; Elza M. Sanders; Well Name - Summer Moon currency was also acquired by with a total value of less than Tribune, El Reno, Okla., if needed, shall be held on Emil C. Loosen 1998 Revocable 8_5-12N-8W 3MHX; API No. the Defendant during a period $200,000. Aug. 11, 18 and 25, 2019.) Tuesday, November 12, 2019. Trust; Eric Steven Striegel; 350172534000; Operator - Paloma BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, of a violation of the UCDSA or In an Order for Combined IN THE DISTRICT COURT Ernst Clay Loosen; Gladys Operating Co. Inc. that one (1) offi cial shall be within a reasonable time after Notice entered on the 26th day IN AND FOR Helen Campbell Revocable Trust Well Name - Summer Moon elected at large as Mayor of such period and there is no of July, 2019, the Court found CANADIAN COUNTY #1 Attn: Fifth Third Private 8-12N-8W 2H; API No. the City for a three-year term, likely source for such property that it should dispense with STATE OF OKLAHOMA Bank, Trustee; Gay Family 350172516600; Operator - Paloma and one (1) offi cial shall be or thing of value other than the the regular estate proceedings OHH ANESTHESIA LLC, Living Trust Attn: William Operating Co. Inc. elected from Ward Four (4) for violation of the UCDSA. Said prescribed by law and order Plaintiff L. Gay and Charlottia R. Gay, Well Name - Swingle Trust a four-year term to serve as currency is thus forfeitable notice to creditors and issue vs. Trustees; GBK Corporation; #1-17; API No. 350172393900; City Council Member, whose pursuant to 63 O.S. §2-503(A)(6) an order for hearing upon ROBBIE L. MCKENZIE, George Roger Quigley; Granite Operator - Roan Resources LLC boundaries are defi ned in and (B). the Petition for Summary Defendant Partners, LLC; Hall Production NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Chapter 35 of the Code of the That on or about the above Administration, the fi nal Case No. CS-18-627 Co.; Howard A. Parker; Huston that the Applicant in this cause City of El Reno. prescribed date, an OBN agent accounting and petition for NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Energy Corporation; James B. is requesting the following BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, initiated a traffi c stop on the determination of heirs, devisees ROBBIE L. MCKENZIE, YOU Russell; Jane Neas; Jane Neas; special relief: the mayoral candidate receiving vehicle Vang was driving and and legatees and distribution. ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Jeffrey Burton Reeves; Jennifer (a) That Travis Peak Resources, the highest number of all votes during the course of the stop, Pursuant to the Order for that you have been sued by Rose Thompson; Jennifer LLC, or some other party, be cast will be elected outright noted several indicators of Rose Thompson; Jerry F. Von Combined Notice, all creditors OHH ANESTHESIA LLC and designated as operator of the having claims against Susan to a term that will expire on illegal activity. Due to these Tungeln; John DeMaris; John you must answer Plaintiff ’s unit well. Kay Cole, Deceased, are November 15, 2022. indicators, agents requested L. Porter Revocable Trust; John Petition on or before the 30th (b) That the well, if a required to present the same BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, consent to search the vehicle Lee Terneus; Jones-Daube day of September, 2019, or a commercial producer in the with a description of all the council candidate receiving and Vang gave consent. A search Mineral Company; Julian money judgment in the amount common sources of supply security interests and other the highest number of all votes of the vehicle resulted in the Loosen Irrevocable Trust of $5,184.00 plus interest and named herein, be permitted to collateral (if any) held by each cast within Ward Four (4) will seizure of the above listed Mark Ernest Loosen, Trustee; produce without penalty. attorneys fees will be rendered creditor with respect to such be elected outright to a term currency. The currency, which Kathleen Loosen Starks; (c) That at the request of the accordingly. claim, to the law offi ces of that will expire on November was in fi ve vacuum-sealed, foil- Klabzuba Royalty Company; Applicant, the Order may be Dated this 2nd day of August, Prestidge Law Firm, L.L.C., 14, 2023. wrapped bundles was located Kirby Minerals; Kirkpatrick made effective on a date prior to 2019. 10000 Millspaugh Way, Yukon, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, inside of a defl ated spare tire in Oil & Gas, LLC; L3 Resources, its signing. MARIE HIRST Oklahoma 73099, addressed all candidates must reside the trunk of the vehicle. When LLC; Lance E. Jones; Land NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Canadian County Court Clerk to Margarett L. Prestidge, within the City of El Reno and Vang was questioned about the Run Royalties, LLC; Leota that this cause be set before an BRITNEY McKELVEY, Deputy Attorney for the Petitioner, must have been a registered currency, he admitted that he Zunski; Liberty Minerals, Administrative Law Judge for Approved by: voter within the municipality on or before the 12th day of was being paid 5% to transport LLC; Linda Gail Reeves; Lloyd hearing, taking of evidence and Kristin Blue Fisher, OBA #15898 for at least six (6) months September, 2019, or the same this currency and that he Devery Schmidt; LongPoint reporting to the Commission. Timothy A. Fisher, OBA #15899 prior to fi ling a declaration of will be forever barred. believed that the source of the Minerals, LLC; Luxe Operating NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN FISHER & FISHER candidacy. Notice is also hereby given that currency was from marijuana. Oklahoma, LLC; Marjorie that this cause will be heard 8177 S. Harvard Ave., #333 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, a hearing will be held on the Further notice is hereby given Fouts; Marla J. Raczkowski; before an Administrative Law Tulsa, Oklahoma 74137-1612 that any candidate running for 28th day of October, 2019, at 9 that within forty-fi ve (45) days Mary J. Brett Royalty Co., LLC; Judge on the Initial Hearing a council seat must reside in the o’clock a.m. at the Canadian Telephone 918-488-9191 Mary J. Brett Royalty Co., LLC; Docket at the Corporation ward they seek to represent. after receiving this Notice, the County Courthouse, 301 N. [email protected] Mary L. Inlow Revocable Trust Commission, Jim Thorpe BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, owner, claimant or other party Choctaw St., El Reno, Oklahoma, John Lee Terneus, Preston Building, Oklahoma City, that each candidate must be a in interest may fi le a verifi ed before Judge Paul Hesse. At the Ewing Inlow and Richard M. Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the (Published in The El Reno qualifi ed elector of the City, and answer and claim to said hearing the Court will decide Fogg, Trustees; Mary L. Inlow 26th day of August, 2019, and Tribune, El Reno, Okla., shall fi le for said Offi ce with property. Said answer, if fi led, whether to approve the Petition Revocable Trust; Maximillian H. that this notice be published as Aug. 4 and 11, 2019.) the County Election Board of is to be fi led with the Canadian for Summary Administration Parker; Maylinda Rose Reeves; required by law and the rules of IN THE DISTRICT COURT Canadian County, Oklahoma – County Court Clerk and a copy and the fi nal account and Melissa H. Parker; Meredith J. the Commission. OF CANADIAN COUNTY all as provided by Article VII must be mailed to the offi ce of petition for determination of Morrow; MERCO of Oklahoma NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN heirs and distribution of the STATE OF OKLAHOMA of the Charter of the City of the OBNDD General Counsel, Inc.; Midconex Minerals, Inc.; that the Applicant and Petitioner. In the Matter of the Estate El Reno, Oklahoma. The fi ling 419 N.E 38th Terrace, Oklahoma Moncrief Oil & Gas Master interested parties may present You are hereby advised that of GEORGE W. CLARK JR., period for City Council Member City, Oklahoma 73105. At the end LLC; Muirfi eld Resources testimony by telephone. you must fi le objections to Deceased or Mayor shall be no earlier of forty-fi ve (45) days and if no Company; Nancy A. VanReece; The cost of telephonic the Petition for Summary Case No. PB 2019-136 than 8 a.m. on Monday, August answer is fi led, the State will OGI, Inc.; Orchid AD3, LLC; communication shall be paid Administration and the NOTICE TO CREDITORS 26, 2019, and no later than 4:30 move the Court for an Order Osage Holdings, LLC; Osage by the person or persons fi nal account and petition To the creditors of p.m. Wednesday, August 28, 2019. of Forfeiture to the State of Stack Partners II, LLC; Osage requesting its use. Interested for determination of heirs George W. Clark Jr., Deceased: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Oklahoma based upon evidence Stack Partners VII, LLC; Pagosa parties who wish to participate and distribution before the All creditors having claims that absentee ballots shall upon the facts of the unlawful Resources, LLC; Pamela R. hearing date and send a copy against George W. Clark be prescribed and utilized as use of the above-described by telephone shall contact Weber, s/p/a Pamela R. Webber; to the Petitioner in care of her Jr., Deceased, are required established by the Oklahoma property in compliance with the Applicant or Applicant's Pamela Sue Striegel Matthews, attorney, Margarett L. Prestidge to present the same, with a State Constitution and Law. 63 O.S. § 2-503 and 2-506. attorney, prior to the hearing n/k/a Pamela Sue Striegel; of Prestidge Law Finn, L.L.C., description of all security I, Lindsey Grigg, attest that the Dated this 25th day of April, date, and provide their name PEC Minerals, LP; Pickens located at 10000 Millspaugh Way, interests and other collateral (if above El Reno City Election 2019. and phone number. Financial Group, LLC; Randal Yukon, Oklahoma 73099, or you any) held by each creditor with Ward Map is accurate and true JOHN SCULLY, DIRECTOR NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN D. Haley; Randel Corporation; will be deemed to have waived respect to such claim, to the to the best of my knowledge. OKLAHOMA STATE BUREAU that all interested persons RIP3, LP; Roan Resources LLC; may appear and be heard. any objections. If you have no named Personal Representative PASSED and APPROVED this OF NARCOTICS Riviera Operating LLC; Robin For information concerning objections, you need not appear at: 9th day of July, 2019. Russell S. Cochran, OBA #15540 Wier Tracy; Saxet II Minerals, this application, contact at the hearing or make any Georgette Clark MATT WHITE, Mayor General Counsel LLC; Scotty Dale Lemmerman; BENJAMIN J. BROWN, OBA fi lings with the Court. Personal Representative {SEAL} Karissa McKinney, OBA #32255 Sekani Exploration, LLC; #30843, Attorney for Applicant, If an objection is fi led before c/o Ball Morse Lowe, PLLC ATTEST: Staff Attorney Smiser Oil & Gas, LLC; 400 N. Walker Avenue, Suite the hearing, the Court will 531 Couch Drive, Suite 201 LINDSEY GRIGG, City Clerk 419 N.E. 38th Terrace Somerset Development Inc., 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma determine at the hearing Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 Approved as to legal form this Oklahoma City, Okla. 73105-3406 n/k/a Milo Segner, Liquidating 73102, Telephone (405) 330-0725, whether summary proceedings On or before the following 9th day of July, 2019. (405) 521-2885 (800) 522-8031 Trustee of the PR Liquidating www.charneybrown.com/ are appropriate and if so, presentment date: October 4, ROGER RINEHART Fax (405) 530-3189 Trust; Southwestern Bell faqs, or contact Drew DeLozier, whether the estate will be 2019, or the same will be forever City Attorney [email protected] distributed and to whom the Telephone Company c/o Landman at TPR Mid-Continent, barred. AT&T, Inc.; Srivastava Asset LLC, Telephone (713) 650-8500. estate will be distributed. Dated July 31, 2019. Margaret L. Prestidge, OBA Management LLC; St. Paul CORPORATION COMMISSION GEORGETTE CLARK and St. Peter Catholic Church, OF OKLAHOMA #19693 Personal Representative PRESTIDGE LAW FIRM, L.L.C. Kingfi sher, OK; Strata Minerals, J. TODD HIETT, Chairman Prepared by: 10 Millspaugh Way Inc.; Striegel Revocable Living BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman Kyndal R. Kliewer, OBA #17568 Subscribe to the Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 Trust K. Clydel Julian, Trustee; DANA L. MURPHY BALL MORSE LOWE, PLLC Telephone (405) 577-7703 Tech Minerals, LLC; TEP Commissioner Facsimile (405) 577-7771 531 Couch Drive, Suite 201 Anadarko Basin III, LLC; TEP DONE AND PERFORMED this Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 El Reno Tribune! Email: Anadarko Basin IV, LLC; The 8th day of August 2019. meg@prestidgelawfi rm.com Telephone (405) 701-6993 Carolyn R. Baldwin Trust; The BY ORDER OF THE Attorney for the Petitioner Facsimile (405) 701-2830 Larry T. Quigley Revocable COMMISSION: [email protected] Call 262-5180 Trust; The Patsy R. 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Join us in championing the next generation of leaders to reach their potential and realize their dreams in the upcoming school year and beyond. patenergy.com El Reno Tribune Sunday, August 11, 2019 BACK TO SCHOOL ◆ 3 EL RENO PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2019-2020 Approved 2/21/19 July JULY ‘19 JANUARY ‘20 January 4Independence Day SMTWT F S SMTWT F S1-3 Christmas Break 1 23456 1 2 346 Classes Resume 20 No School Important Date 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 31 100th Day of School 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 No School 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Days Taught - 19 28 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 31 August AUGUST ‘19 FEBRUARY ‘20 February 9, 13 Professional Day SMTWT F S SMTWT F S17 No School 12 Enrollment Readiness 123 1 14 Classroom Readiness 45678910 2345678 15 First day of School 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 101112131415 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Days Taught - 12 Days Taught - 20 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 September SEPTEMBER ‘19 MARCH ‘20 March 2 No School SMTWT F S SMTWT F S8 Daylight Savings Starts 13 Professional Day 1 234567 123456713 End of 3rd Qtr Education has 16 No School 16-20 Spring Break 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 27 Professional Day 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Days Taught - 18 Days Taught – 10/7 come a long 29 30 29 30 31 way in 20 years October OCTOBER ‘19 APRIL ‘20 April 16 End of 1st Qtr SMTWT F S SMTWT F S10 Professional Day 17 Fall Break 12345 1234 elcome to 18 Fall Break “ This millennium the 2019-2020 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 5678910 11 has brought some Wschool year. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Yep, that’s right. I 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 really amazing Days Taught – 12/9 Days Taught - 21 and fantastic said it. Twenty-twenty. 27 28 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 Wow, time surely ideas and flies. Wasn’t it just accomplishments. a couple days ago we November NOVEMBER ‘19 MAY ‘20 May Nearly every kid were all panicky over 3 Daylight Savings Ends SMTWT F S SMTWT F S20 Last Day of School in school will have Y2K. 25-29 Thanksgiving Break 12 12 (3 hour early release) a portable Oops. Not all of us. 3456789 345678921 Teacher Check out & This year’s Graduation computer in their 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 graduates weren’t 25 Memorial Day back pocket this born when we 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 school year. were all waiting for Days Taught - 16 Days Taught - 14 That is really the ball to drop (or 31 something we malfunction) on the knew was coming new millennium. Now we are nearly 20 years December DECEMBER ‘19 JUNE ‘20 Days Work at the turn of the Taught Days in. SMTWT F S SMTWT F S century but no one 20 End of 2nd Qtr 1st Qtr. 42 6 This millennium 23-31 Christmas Break 1234567 123456 2nd Qtr. 40 0 really believed has brought some 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 7 8 9 10111213 1st Sem. 82 6 3rd Qtr. 49 0 it would happen really amazing and 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 like this.” fantastic ideas and 4th Qtr. 42 2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2nd Sem. 91 2 accomplishments. Days Taught - 15 Nearly every kid in 29 30 31 28 29 30 Total 173 8 + 2* Craig McVay *Two additional work days are El Reno Superintendent assumed for Back to School Night, Open House, etc throughout the year. Turn to MCVAY, Page 4 HOSPICE... On Your Terms Staying at home, surrounded by family and friends, free of pain with your symptoms - 24/7 Towing and under control, support for your (405)262-3383 Recovering - Winch Dozer - Lockouts family caregivers... that’s what - Fuel Delivery (888)343-9244 & Jump Starts most Americans want at life’s end. COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL Hospice and palliative care make it happen. Refrigeration Ezell’sHeating & Air Conditioning Terry Ezell Chastin Ezell 405-262-4239 405.262.3088 www.ezellsrefrigeration.com El Reno • Kingfi sher • Weatherford • Oklahoma City 4 ◆ BACK TO SCHOOL Sunday, August 11, 2019 El Reno Tribune Learning for all with a vision for unique futures ime’s up! purest form is a School becomes we struggle to reach journey in the coming Summertime, calling. We are called a family. Relationships a challenging goal years. We will prepare Tthat is. A new to inspire students matter! The culture or objective. We will students for college school year is upon us. to excellence. We are of our school matters! keep trying. Trying readiness, career With a new called to embrace our We pledge to keep to inspire them readiness and the year comes new challenges and get the them SAFE, to excellence in the work force. We will challenges and new most out of each and make them feel classroom, on the also prepare them to opportunities. every student in our IMPORTANT and stage, on the ball field be GREAT PEOPLE! For El Reno High school. ensure they ACHIEVE and first and foremost They have heart, School, however, our We rejoice when we at the highest possible in life. We soon realize character, the ability vision remains the succeed, we cry when level! as we work to inspire to care for those same. We strive to we fail (unfortunately We are called to be them, they return the around them and the ensure learning for it does happen, we are educators, teachers, favor by inspiring us drive to be all they ALL students, to human). mentors, mother and to do more! We take have dreamed to prepare them for each However, we are father figures. We great pride and joy become. It is our one’s UNIQUE post- committed to doing counsel in crisis, we in watching each purpose to bring this secondary plans, and the absolute best job celebrate in success, senior complete the out in them. We are to inspire excellence we can. As this year’s and we walk hand in journey in May as prepared to do all in ALL of them. students walk through hand in challenging they graduate. it takes to see each El Reno is BLESSED the doors, we greet times. We will take We will graduate and every one of “School becomes with GREAT kids and them with a smile, our work home with close to 225 students them soar into college, we as faculty of EHS a name, a fist bump, us. We will spend this year, and we business and career a family. are BLESSED to be a a hug, a high five and weekends at games will have another trades. We are Relationships part of their lives. a pledge to be in this and concerts. We 700 working on proud to be making Teaching in its together. will be upset when completing their a difference in our matter! The community. El Reno culture of our is home. It’s a special place and we are school matters! We thrilled to be a part of pledge to keep them it. Please help us in SAFE, make them welcoming our new feel IMPORTANT faculty members, Hillary Bollinger, and ensure they Rebecca Shanklin, ACHIEVE at the Jeff Kline, Jennifer Rose, Jessica Cowan, highest possible Mendy Gundersen, level!” Chris Lambakis and Cary Myers. We are Pat Liticker excited to have them Principal join us. El Reno High School #drivenbyvision training kids for Amazon. Did. of the world. We reach over $11 billion Staying in touch McVay these days did not Not. Exist until always talked about in the U.S. this year. even exist in Y2K. Jeff Bezos and a roping the wind when Stay tuned. This could El Reno Public Schools From Page 3 One new job title was couple neighborhood I was in school and be really fun over the 405-262-1703 born five years into kids started up a mail now we’ve not only next few years. Etta Dale Junior High school will have a the new millennium order bookstore in his roped it, we’ve hitched 2020. It’s hard for me 405-262-3253 portable computer — Youtuber. Yep, garage in Washington up and harnessed it. to say with a straight Roblyer Learning Center in their back pocket didn’t even have a in 1994. We can’t even face. It makes me 405-262-2700 this school year. chance until 2005. That’s right y’all. look out any window smile a bit every time Lincoln Learning Center That is really Oh, and there is It used to be a without seeing a wind it rolls off my tongue. 405-262-1941 something we knew a Google Plant in bookstore. Now, turbine. I can’t wait for this Rose Witcher was coming at the Pryor and an Amazon sometimes I get fresh In 1999, there amazing school year Learning Center turn of the century Fullfillment Center fruit from them. Or were many oil field to start. 405-262-5592 but no one really (never heard that term literally anything else. pumpers, but hardly Any ideas on the Hillcrest Learning Center believed it would in Y2K) that provides We’ve always had an anyone was being paid needs of the job 405-262-2396 happen like this. around 2K jobs in abundance of natural to flow test a well. market in 2030? 2030. The jobs we are Oklahoma City. resources in our area That market could It’s just a decade away. Come in for our Specializing in Industrial Clark’s LEGENDARY & Commercial Electrical Hobby & Music Fried Onion Hamburgers & Coneys 207 S. Bickford, El Reno, 262-1935 – Guitars – Guitar Lessons – Amps – Drums – Music Accessories – Deer Skin – Native American Beading Supplies Johnnie’s Mon.-Fri., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m Hamburgers & Coneys 405-262-3446 Sat., 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 301 S. Rock Island • 262-4721 1507 S. Shepard - El Reno, OK El Reno Tribune Sunday, August 11, 2019 BACK TO SCHOOL ◆ 5 Those Who Seek Knowledge Today New staff, new Serve Day greets Etta Dale students opefully We have scheduled everyone our Serve El Reno Hhad a restful Day for the second summer! semester. This will We are excited be our third annual Will Be Those Who to start a new year. Serve El Reno Day. We welcome several We will hit the new students, new streets and serve our Find Solutions teachers, new staff community picking up members and a new trash, cleaning out assistant principal at flower beds, helping in Tomorrow our school. classrooms, painting, This year we cleaning up the city will continue our parks and helping partnership with out wherever we are the K20 Center. All needed. seventh- and eighth- We are excited graders will receive to announce we will the benefits of the “We have updated have a fall Serve Day GEAR UP for the our technology for our eighth-grade We’ve come a long way since 1919. Future Grant. students. We will get in most of our This year we will What started with a single product to provide extra classrooms. Our offer a leadership opportunities for our goal is to increase class to a select group in a small town is now a global students and teachers student attendance of eighth-graders who organization with more than 60,000 due to this grant. rates. We need our applied last year. This We will get to go on students at school class will help with a college visits, have variety of different employees. For 100 years, Halliburton so they can learn parent nights, provide projects throughout has delivered innovative solutions information for as much the year. our students about as possible!” We hope to get them to the oil and gas industry to help post-high school out volunteering in opportunities, and Kim Landers the community on a produce the energy we’ll all need for great professional Principal regular basis. If there development for our Etta Dale Junior High is something we can years to come—years that will see teachers. do for your local We have updated business, let us know. today’s learners grow into tomorrow’s our technology at school so they Don’t forget to bring in most of our can learn as much as your schedule with leaders. classrooms. Our goal possible! Attendance you on Aug. 12 for is to increase student rates have a huge Meet the Teacher/ attendance rates. impact on student Open House. See you As a member of the community, We need our students achievement. soon! Halliburton is proud to support El Reno Public Schools and improve Hannon joins El Reno staff as the educational environment for our children, because it is the junior high assistant principal knowledge and leadership of future generations that will lead us into By SHANE SMITH He has an extensive [email protected] history working in the next 100 years. Etta Dale Junior physical education High is getting a new with Mustang High assistant principal. School. It was decided Hannon has been at a special school an assistant football board meeting July 29 coach at the school that John Hannon since 2002, an will take on the role, assistant wrestling replacing Arryn coach in 2008, a Small, who recently varsity baseball coach moved to Stillwater. from 2002-2009, an At the meeting, assistant track coach the board from 2010-2018, and discussed Hannon’s John Hannon the assistant coach for qualifications and girls golf since 2018. his experience in education in 1997, Hannon is also hal100.com education. and a master’s heavily involved Hannon received in educational with weight training, a bachelor of science administration in All Rights Reserved. Halliburton. © 2019 degree in physical 2010. Turn to HANNON, Page 10 6 ◆ BACK TO SCHOOL Sunday, August 11, 2019 El Reno Tribune Welcome to our Ross Carter Jeff Kline 4th Grade Math & Science Health & Wellness/Football El Reno family Lincoln Learning Center El Reno High School Cary Myers Maria Mitchell U.S. History/Government 5th Grade Math & Science El Reno High School Roblyer Learning Center Mark Spena Breck Clark Casey White Penny Beals Geography 8th Grade English/Basketball 3rd & 4th Grade Special Ed 5th Grade ELA/Social Studies Roblyer Learning Center Etta Dale Junior High Lincoln Learning Center Roblyer Learning Center Susan Tillberg Amy Hollingback Jessica Meyers Melissa Folsom Bailee Saye Malorie Holmes 7th Grade Math & Science 3rd Grade Reading/Social Studies 3rd Grade Reading/Social Studies 3rd Grade ELA/Social Studies 6th Grade English Pre-Kindergarten Etta Dale Junior High Lincoln Learning Center Lincoln Learning Center Lincoln Learning Center Roblyer Learning Center Hillcrest Learning Center Proud supporter of El Reno Schools THE ADVANTAGE IN LIFE IS CHOICE. 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Take it any direction you want at Redlands. Tuition waivers for HIGH SCHOOL juniors & seniors Classes begin August 12. www.redlandscc.edu 405.262.2552 8 ◆ BACK TO SCHOOL Sunday, August 11, 2019 El Reno Tribune The Greatest School on Earth am extremely As a school, We have built We will celebrate that are Difference excited about this we are dedicated a schedule for the each and every Makers in our school. Ischool year. Our to establishing students to get extended student this year We love recognizing theme is “At the Circus” opportunities for learning time during with our Beautiful our students’ and I am so delighted to our students to be the day for enrichment, Day program, which accomplishments and be making educational successful each day. remediation and extra gives volunteers achievements! memories with our Our students help on assignments. the opportunity to We believe that students, teachers and have had many We will have incentive show our students creating a successful staff. We have embraced great experiences programs that will just how special they school year takes our the circus this year, leading up to Roblyer help to encourage and are to our school and parents, grandparents, proclaiming Roblyer to and we hope to reward the students as our community. family, friends and be “The Greatest Show make this year the best they work to meet their We will also be community. on Earth!” of all! academic goals. highlighting students We are excited to have the mentoring program back at RLC. We are truly blessed to partner with community members who volunteer to help our students focus on “We will celebrate academic and social skills that help them to each and every achieve their goals each student this year day. We have an EL with our Beautiful tutor and an Indian Day program, Education tutor to assist many of our which gives students with academic questions they might volunteers the have. opportunity to Our special needs students will be in show our students the regular education just how special classroom with their peers and will have they are to our the opportunity to school and our work with both the regular education community.” and special education teacher at the same Carmen Holmes time. Principal Roblyer Learning Center Turn to HOLMES, Page 10 Lincoln guides ready to tour the stars elcome to the 2019-2020 Wschool year! Our theme this year is “To Lincoln and Beyond!” We are super excited to meet all of our third- and fourth-grade tourists (students) for this upcoming year. All of our tour guides (teachers) have been on academic adventures to bring back the most innovating and up-to- date academics for our “We are super new tourists. excited to meet all So get ready of our third- and Lincoln tourists, we are planning quite fourth-grade the adventure for you tourists (students) this year. for this upcoming I would like to year. All of our introduce some new tour guides tour guides that will (teachers) have be at our homeland, Lincoln, this year. been on academic Joining us in adventures to our travels in the bring back the Southern Region most innovating of Lincoln returning to our (who is also returning, Just a reminder — tour guides ready and (third grade) will homeland, just just in a more Back to School Night to assist our new be Kimberly Givens, relocating to a accommodating is Aug. 12 from 4 to 7 families, if you need up-to-date Melissa Folsom, different region), guide position). p.m. Class lists will directions finding academics for our Amy Hollingback and Micah Diller and Finally, in the be posted in front of your way in the land new tourists.” Jessica Meyers. Whitnie Varney. Central Region you each grade level of Lincoln. Venturing toward Jetting over to our w ill see a new face, region pod so you may All tourists will Robin Holley the Northern Region Special Education Jody Caruthers, to our locate where your have travel tools Principal (fourth grade) will Heartland, you will wonderful group of tourist will begin (school supplies) on Lincoln Learning Center be Kaslin Baros, find Briley Peters guides who will keep their adventures this Ross Carter (who is and Casey White us healthy and fit. year. We will also have Turn to HOLLEY, Page 10 TRAINED elebrating the start of 24 Hour Towing Available. 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No cars Witcher Learning will be able to enter Center is ready to the school on Williams greet first- and second- from the north. graders for the 2019- Walkers will dismiss 2020 school year. from the library We have already at the northwest welcomed new corner of the building, employees who are near the corner ready to start the year. of Williams and New Principal Dr. Cavanaugh. Sheryl Barnett is Meet the Teacher coming from OKCPS Night will be held where she served as Monday, Aug. 12 principal. from 4 to 7 p.m. New assistant This is a come- Kendra Taber is and-go event, then transferring from students and parents “This is a come- teaching jobs within will be able to and-go event, then El Reno Public meet their teachers Schools, most recently and school staff, students and at Lincoln Learning see the classrooms Center. Donna Petree and fill out any parents will be is the new secretary, needed paperwork able to meet their returning to El Reno (transportation, schools after serving cafeteria, T-shirt teachers and school in another district. orders). staff, see the Rose Witcher is assistants are still Students being take place on Williams A Back to School also welcoming new being assigned to the brought to school — cars moving from Night will be held classrooms and fill teaching staff this school at this time. in cars or walking the south to the on Thursday, Aug. 20 out any needed school year. First- The official school to school should north (from Oak from 6 to 7 p.m. grade teacher Tyler day will be from enter the building toward Cavanaugh). This will be a time paperwork Smith and second- 8:05 a.m. to 3:05 p.m. on the west side of The pickup zone for teachers to (transportation, grade teacher Misty Breakfast will be the school on Williams, runs along the address more detailed Ritchie will have served from 7:40 to the middle doors length of the school, information including cafeteria, T-shirt homeroom classes. 8 a.m. in the cafeteria. across from Ash. so Ash is not an option specific learning order.” Haley Hudson-Sieger The Rise ‘N Shine The dismissal for use during traffic goals, grade level and Krista Lewis are morning assembly procedures will pickup. testing dates, grade joining the faculty will follow breakfast not change from Once the students reporting dates and Sheryl Barnett as special education in the cafeteria before the 2018-2019 school are in the cars, drivers curriculum. Principal teachers. Additional dismissing classes to year. All car-rider will proceed north and We are looking Rose Witcher teaching and support the classrooms. student pickups will may turn right (east), forward to a great year. Hillcrest staff promising A Llama Fun year elcome to the 2019-20 Wschool year at Hillcrest Learning Center. “Hillcrest is on Point With No Probllamas” this year! We are excited and ready to start another year of learning success. The staff is super busy getting Hillcrest ready to meet our pre-kindergarten and kindergarten pack. We cannot wait “We are excited to see our Hillcrest families on Aug. 12 and ready to start from 4 to 7 p.m. to meet our fabulous another year of teaching staff ! learning success. Hillcrest Learning Center welcomes The staff is super Malorie Holmes teaching pre- busy getting kindergarten, Reagan Robertson, teacher Hillcrest ready to assistant, Valeria Silva, teacher meet our assistant, Kellie pre-kindergarten Mangold, Head Start teacher assistant, and kindergarten and new to Hillcrest Learning Center pack.” but not new to El Reno is Jade forward to working milestones. We have Hillcrest staff We are here to Scarritt teaching together with our high expectations will communicate help any way we Lanae Goucher kindergarten. Hillcrest families for all students and information on can and we ask our Principal We have “A Llama in helping all families and know how each family Hillcrest families to Hillcrest Fun” packed year students reach you are ready to be can help their be involved in their Learning Center ahead and look their developmental “On Point” with us. child be successful. child’s education! OF ALL THE BODIES WATER Welcome Back to School! 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We are excited a better understanding Parents and about our new home of the educational students who are and the great changes standards being interested in attending that have come with presented to them. the ERLC or Online it as we continue to Online Learning Blended Learning build relationships allows students should contact with our students, to engage in a Garland Delk at families and blended educational 405-262-3374. community. experience both at Our staff includes: The El Reno home and on-site as Garland Delk Learning Center needed or required. (Principal), Debra (ERLC) is a non- Virtual schools Steffler (Counselor), traditional approach are becoming Chuck Atchison to education and increasingly popular (Administrative the individualized in all forms of Intern), Tasha Steffler “The El Reno learning process. We education. The ERLC (Administrative Learning Center serve students seventh is beginning its Assistant), Michael through 12th grade. fifth year of Online Pruitt (Social Studies), (ERLC) is a The El Reno Blended Learning Donna Rosenbaum non-traditional Learning Center and we have the (Math), David Willey approach to offers on-site learning, knowledge and (Science), Elisha online learning experience to help White (English), education and the (virtual school) you customize your Jennifer Douglas, individualized and blended educational needs. (seventh and learning models with The ERLC also eighth grade), learning process.” traditional and digital specializes in meeting Jimmy Percival Garland Delk curriculums. the personal needs (Reading and On-site education of students including Study Skills), Principal is personalized teen parents, life skills and Becky Munsell El Reno Public Schools with Project Based coaching and students (Teacher Assistant). Learning Center Back to School Giggles After Hannon gotten a top-notch visit the cafeteria Parent Information Hannon was introduced, board administrator Holley back in the Central Meetings set for member Brad Baker that will build Region. There you will Aug. 19. Third grade From Page 5 motioned for his hire, relationships with From Page 8 be able to check bus will be at 5:30 p.m., to which all other kids and parents.” schedules, pay for followed by fourth- overseeing Mustang’s members agreed. McVay said the their desks this meals, pick up a car grade meetings at Strength Training “When we were board was told evening as well. We rider card, which you 6 p.m. and Conditioning hiring, what we that Hannon does are thankful to all will need this year We are looking Curriculum. said was that we especially well in the donors who helped if you are picking up forward to seeing you In addition, he’s had needed someone dealings with parents. make this possible your student, and sign soon and beginning several coaching jobs who would do a lot In his new for all students in up for the after-school our great travels. at Mustang Middle as an administrator,” role as assistant El Reno. program. If you have any School. His school said Superintendent principal, Hannon Finally, after We would also questions before then, administration career Craig McVay. will handle student visiting the classroom, like you to mark please feel free to call began in 2015 as an “Mr. Hannon didn’t discipline and please don’t forget to your calendars for our the office at 262-1941. administrative intern shy away from that. serve as a contact at Mustang High. We feel that we’ve for parents. In addition, Sally Atkins is Holmes Kyler Lee, Beverly our librarian. Holly Lowry, Julie Meder, Majka is our school TRIBUNE PHOTOS From Page 8 Bailey Saye and counselor and Student Mark Spena are Council adviser. As a school, we coming aboard our Theresa Barton, will be focusing on sixth-grade team Stephanie Fulton DIGITAL student growth and of Carolyn Marshall, and Barbara Hoselton $ achievement. Our Loraine Weekley and will be assisting our lessons and activities Michelle Whetstone. students each day. COPY are designed to keep They will be housed Renee Blount 5 students engaged and in the north hallway. is in the office to inspired to continue Our special help students, parents learning even after the education team and guests when class is finished. consists of needed. We have a few new Jessica Crain, Our assistant LOCAL faces added to our Melissa Lewis and principal, Kale Simon already talented staff. Lana Miller. and I look forward to Penny Beals, Bethany Our elective team is working with amazing SPORTS McVay and Maria comprised of Nathan staff and awesome Mitchell will be added Leonard teaching students each day! to our fifth-grade band, Amanda Little As I mentioned & NEWS team consisting of teaching vocal, above, we have Katelin Bledsoe, Summer Blackowl an incredible Raven Bramlett, teaching PE, and group of teachers Abigail Campbell, Marty Young and staff. They Ashley Milinkovich teaching keyboarding/ are committed to and Pam Sullaway. computers. The making this the most 405-262-5180 They will all be housed electives can be found outstanding school in the south hallway. in the east hallway. year for our students. El Reno Tribune Sunday, August 11, 2019 BACK TO SCHOOL ◆ 11 El Reno’s Memorial Stadium to be rededicated in October By RAY DYER Brian Rukes [email protected] displayed this In about two mock-up of months, El Reno will the Memorial rededicate Memorial Stadium Stadium. Memorial Wall The reason the which lists football stadium needs the names a dedication do-over, of El Reno if you ask Brian graduates Rukes, is simple. who have “People matter,” died serving said Rukes. “This is their country. our El Reno history. (Tribune It’s our community. photographer/ These are real people Ray Dyer) and people matter.” A 1997 graduate of El Reno High School, Rukes teaches English at his alma mater. He’s a history enthusiast as well as an ordained minister. Memorial Stadium was first dedicated in 1949, according to an article published in The El Reno Tribune. One of Rukes’ students found the information while working on a research assignment. The problem, Rukes said, is no one he has found so far, even people who attended the plaque was created or dedication of a the most notable “You not only see Nevada, Florida, original dedication, if it was, where it is prominent memorial aircraft of World War and hear a B-17 when Illinois and Missouri,” could remember today. Rukes said it’s listing each man’s II and one that Rukes it flies over, you feel said Rukes. “When why El Reno chose never been found. name, their photo and said nine of the it,” Rukes said. you hear the emotion the name Memorial The rededication a brief description El Reno 44 had a For a fee, citizens in some of their Stadium. will take place Oct. 4, of how they died connection with. will be allowed to voices,” he said, The research also before the Indians and when. It’s being The B-17 will fly in the aircraft, himself pausing. shows the original kickoff that Friday created by Arnold arrive in El Reno he said. Rukes said the U.S. dedication took place evening. Monument and will be prior to the ceremony At times during a Census reported in Sept. 29, 1949, before For well over a year, placed at the entrance and will stay until recent talk to the El 1940 that El Reno had an EHS football Rukes has been on to the stadium, near Oct. 9. Rukes said Reno Now gathering, a population of 10,000. game. The ceremony a mission to gather historic Route 66. schoolchildren will Rukes choked back He said for a town the recognized 38 men information about the School be allowed to inspect emotion. He’s invested size of El Reno back who attended El Reno El Reno men who died spokeswoman Brooke and touch the aircraft much into this project, then, to lose 44 sons to Public Schools who as the result of World Roberston said it was while it’s parked at talking with relatives the war was “above lost their lives as a War II. decided the memorial El Reno Regional of those who died. the national average.” result of World War II. Rukes said he and should be available Airpark. He said the Many told him they Help is still It was supposed to his students have to be viewed by the experience students will be making the needed to pay for also include a plaque found that 44 men public and not placed will encounter will trip to El Reno for the the memorial. To recognizing the names from El Reno actually behind a fence. be “immersive Oct. 4 ceremony. donate, send checks of each man who died. fall into the category. The rededication education” and “They will be to Shannon Ward, For some reason, The rededication will also include a fly- predicted it will have coming to El Reno P.O. Box 580, El Reno, no one knows if the will include the over by a B-17, one of a lasting impact. from California, Oklahoma 73036. “I have always wanted to learn...” jewelry making ŇLJĮƐŚŝŶŐ ƋƵŝůƟŶŐ ĮƌƐƚĂŝĚ Open 7 Days a Week! 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