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Dropout stats An Interesting Midkiff reports to school board All about JeanneGrimes Neighbor The Purcell Register Sarah McElvany, para- professional, and Brenda Everyone has a story Five Purcell High School Massie, special education the students dropped out during teacher. the 2017-18 school year. Weather continues to im- JeanneGrimes But school board members pact construction projects, The Purcell Register learned at Monday’s meet- according to Tyler Graves ing that didn’t mean all five with Goldsby Construction. Most people are familiar were giving up on getting an Graves said crews have with the catch-all phrase, education. started working week- “other duties as assigned.” Superintendent Jason ends to make up lost Jaynie Dowdle thinks it Midkiff told the board time. may have been in her wed- that two They are ding vows and she just didn’t d r o p p e d scheduled hear it at the time. out to get to work the Jaynie Staggs met Greg their GED. Friday and Dowdle on Main Street in Two oth- Saturday af- Purcell. ers left school ter Thanks- Caden Hill and Caleb Kelly are mates However, when they mar- to join the work force. giving. HAIR ried on Dec. 5, 1975, he took And the fifth moved Work has started on John D. Montgomery his bride to his family’s farm away from Purcell, but the pad for the new junior The Purcell Register where they raised alfalfa, didn’t enroll in school else- high school and Graves wheat and cattle. where. anticipates foundation work Jaynie wasn’t altogether “That counts against us,” should begin in 1 to 1-1/2 A Lexington first grader a rookie when it came to Midkiff said of that dropout. weeks. had a big day last Sunday agriculture. In a meeting lasting just Graves also said that the when he was baptized at Her father worked at John under 30 minutes, the board project overall is “right on the Lexington First Baptist Deere as a diesel mechanic heard the results of the budget.” Church. and he and her mom, Sue district’s annual audit for There was good local par- That was special enough Calvert Staggs, had a milk 2017-18. ticipation in recent bidding, for Caden Hill, the son of cow and twin goats. They also approved the he added. Curtis and Melissa Hill. They kept a large garden hiring of four individuals The all-in-one bleachers But Caden had a special where Jaynie spent countless for the current school year. for the home side at Conger cheering section that in- hours hoeing, picking veg- Those are Irma Calixto, bi- Field will seat 1,600. About cluded not only family, etables and shucking corn. lingual aide and paraprofes- but one very famous OU She and her siblings were sional; Stephanie Knowles, Football Player. also involved in 4-H and FFA physical education teacher; Please see School, back page Caden and OU Lineback- and she didn’t mind going out er Caleb Kelly instantly with her grandfather to help bonded two years ago at feed cattle. an OU Fan Meet and Greet, Still, when the Dowdles Melissa Hill said. married 43 years ago, pro- From that special bond- duction agriculture for Jaynie Schools closed ing has formed a friendship went from being an acquain- special for both Kelly and tance to a significant part of the young Hill. her life – and for that she is next week “Caden had long hair and extremely thankful. the kids in pre-K asked him “I learned to drive tractors, Area schools are giving and Lexington Public if he was a girl,” Melissa bale hay, work cattle, fix staff and students a week Schools. said. “When he met Ca- fence and all the other jobs a off starting Monday. Mid-America Technol- leb at the meet and greet farmer’s wife needs to know Thanksgiving is on No- ogy Center will have pro- the football player said • Photo provided how to do,” she said. “One vember 22. fessional days for staff on ‘You’ve got long hair just Buddies day I took the small baler This holiday schedule Monday and Tuesday, but home and Greg told me to will be observed by Pur- will be closed Wednesday Six-year-old.Caden.Hill.and.OU’s.Caleb.Kelly.after.Caden’s. Hair park it in the shed. The shed cell, Washington, Wayne through November 23. Please see , back page baptism.last.Sunday.at.the.Lexington.First.Baptist.Church. was just big enough for two balers parked side by side with about a foot on each side. I had never backed a baler and I worked for over an hour trying to back that Military purpose baler in the barn. “I was crying and upset, For God, country and a way of life but I kept trying till I finally got it. After that I can back JeanneGrimes The Purcell Register sioned through Air Force ROTC at Indiana Univer- Please see Neighbor, back page The United States mili- sity in 1970 at the height of tary has always been and the Vietnam war. done more than its stated He completed pilot train- mission of national de- ing at Vance Air Force Base fense. at Enid and later logged As a presence at home 5,000 hours at the controls and around the globe, it was of a KC-135 tanker. the military that ended slav- Now 71, Schwab called ery in this country, saved the Vietnam era “another the union, saved Europe time, another place.” twice and ended an “evil He recalled being es- empire.” corted by Secret Service That was the message agents at a homecoming for Daniel Schwab shared IU and described walking Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Monday with an audience through airports in uniform at Purcell High School at a “precarious adventure.” Defining the military the annual Veterans Day assembly. Former Air.Force.pilot.Daniel.Schwab.addresses.the.annual.Veterans.Day.assembly.Monday. Jaynie Dowdle at.Purcell.High.School. Schwab was commis- Please see Military, back page

Inside Inside Find it... Winter mix Monday Playoff Turkey Trot Opinion...... 4A football Photos for the Bone chilling temps and wind chills Wayne is at event that raised Society...... 6A Monday’s winter mix upper teens. Tonkawa while $12,000 for the dumped .40” of moisture in For the year-to-date Purcell Sports...... 1B Washington plays Purcell PTO. Purcell. has recorded 44.48”. The mist and intermittent Colder temps and possible at Holland Hall. Obituaries...... 12A freezing precipitation lasted precipitation are predicted for Classifieds...... 13B all day with wind chills in the this weekend. Pg..1B Pg..2A,.3A,.2B,.13B 2A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018

Mild temperatures return Overall a pretty mild week warm up a little for Friday, but chances for rain do exist later is expected. Sunny skies with then another cold front moves next week. cooler temperatures, mainly through dropping us back into – Leah Hill in the 50s. Temperatures will the 40s Sunday. Some slight Pioneer Purcell Junior High libraries Faculty and Students Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Money winners closed of the Month These eight Purcell Elementary School students brought in the most money at Friday’s annual Purcell Junior High School His dream job or plan after Turkey Trot. In front from left are Nevaeh Barrett, Graci Pollard, Lane Montgomery and Charlotte recognizes a teacher and six high school is to be a home Munez. In back from left are Eden Crossno, Ethan Heck, Jack Montgomery and Ashtyn Ward. Nov. 22-23 junior high students, a boy builder. Not pictured are Tripp Webb and Lane Webb. and girl from each grade, Gavin’s proudest moment as Faculty and Students of was when he was baptized. for holiday the Month. Logan Lovett - Sixth Diesel spill on Green The November faculty and Grade Girl of the Month The libraries and offices of students include: If Logan could go any- the Pioneer Library System Tara Anderson - Faculty where it would be to Hawaii. Minor injuries in two vehicle wreck Monday morning will be closed on Thursday and of the Month Logan’s favorite subject Tara Anderson enjoys in school is science. One person was transported Mayo. up in the in the drive adjacent Friday, November 22 and 23, working with students, She loves all kinds of to PMH after a two vehicle The second vehicle, also to Green. for the Thanksgiving holiday making new friendships music. accident in the 2000 block of southbound on Green, was a A driver and two passengers observation. and bossing people around! Logan’s favorite hobby is South Green Avenue Monday pickup, driven by Tyler Wait- were in the pickup with only a Additionally, libraries also LOL! to do arts and crafts and her morning. man, 24, of Purcell, pulling a driver in the semi. will close early at 6 p.m. on Mrs. Anderson has been favorite food is pizza. First responders battled frigid stock trailer. Purcell Firefighters set up Wednesday, November 21. married to her husband, Her role model is her temperatures and wind chills in Waitman was transported to booms to stop any further con- During the closure, the Chad, for 16 years and they teachers because they are the upper teens when a diesel PMH with minor injuries, of- tamination into the storm drain. virtual services of the library have three boys, Chase, so smart. tank on the 18-wheeler involved Four booms were placed every will be available through the Hayes and Trigg. Her dream job or plan was ruptured. 50 feet along the creek to contain Pioneer Library System Con- Related photos She enjoys spending time after high school is to be a Diesel, estimated at 75-80 gal- spill in water, firemen reported. nect App as well as the PLS with family and friends and chemist. lons, spilled onto the roadway Page 9A Firefighters applied four bags website, www.pioneerlibrary- loves to shop and travel. Logan’s proudest moment and reached a storm drain and of sphag and four bags of ash system.org. Her role model is her mom, was when she made good adjacent creek. ficials said. onto the roadway and swept up Libraries reopen for their Darla Delcambre, because grades on her fifth grade The semi, driven by Silas That vehicle sustained major the debris. regular hours on Saturday, she has a kind heart. “She’s state test. Carter, 27, of Oklahoma City, damage to the front and was ECI was called to assist with November 23. taught me to work hard for Eliut Duque - Seventh was jackknifed in the south- dislodged from the trailer. The hazmat mitigation. what you want. She loves Grade Boy of the Month bound lanes blocking both lanes trailer ended up partially in the life and her family,” Mrs. If Eliut could go anywhere and was up in the grass at Taco road with the pickup ending Anderson said. it would be to Paris, France. Mrs. Anderson attended Eliut’s favorite subject in East Central University in school is science. Ada. His favorite music is rap. NEWS Gavin Johnson - Sixth His favorite hobbies are THANK YOU from the Grade Boy of the Month playing basketball, learn- I would like to thank the McClain If Gavin could go any- ing and shoe shopping and County citizens for electing me where it would be home, his favorite foods are tortas, City of Purcell because there is no place wings, tacos and pizza. for District 1 Commissioner. like home. His role model is his I’ll be attending orientation for § 106-405 Junk Vehicle on Private Property Prohibited. Gavin’s favorite subject in brother because he taught school is math. him how to play basketball. new commissioners in December. No person in charge or control of any property within the city, whether as owner, tenant, occupant, lessee, or otherwise, His favorite types of music His dream job or plan after I’ll be sworn into office in January. shall allow any partially dismantled, non-operating, wrecked, are country and Christian. high school is to be a forensic I’m looking forward to serving McClain County. junked, or unlicensed vehicle to remain on such property longer His favorite hobbies are scientist. than seven days and no person shall leave any such vehicle on playing with Lego’s and Eliut’s proudest moment Thank you for your vote! any property within the city for a longer time than seven days. playing the guitar and his was when he was named This section shall not apply with regard to a vehicle in an favorite food is macaroni Student of the Month. Sincerely, Glen Murray enclosed building, a vehicle on the premises of a business en- and cheese. Avery Ryan Barrett - terprise operated in a lawful place and manner when necessary His role model is Jason Pruitt because he builds to the operation of such business enterprise, or a vehicle in an PJH appropriate storage place or depository maintained in a lawful homes. Please see , page 7A place and manner by the city. Westbrook Don’t forget to register your storm shelter on the McClain County website. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 527- Gardens 6561 or 527-4656. SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY

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The Purcell Register will The 30th Annual Christmas Museum News have early deadlines for the Parade and Tree Lighting The McClain County Mu- issue of November 22 be- “Christmas in the Heartland” seum and Historical Society cause of the Thanksgiving will be held Thursday, Decem- is open by appointment only. holiday. ber 6, on Main Street in Purcell. The museum has lost its All ads, classified ads and The Tree Lighting Ceremony volunteer and are currently news must be in the office will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the seeking volunteers to keep by Monday, November 19, parade to start at 6 p.m. the museum open more at 11 a.m. To register your parade entry, frequently. The paper will be available contact the Heart of Oklahoma Patrons and visitors can Tuesday, November 20, at Chamber of Commerce with reach Pam Ellis-Hobbs at 2:30 p.m. any questions at 527-3093. 527-8698 if they would like a tour or research help. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register American Lexington Museum officials are sorry for the inconvenience but First grade lap winners Legion Events Musical appreciate your patience. The American Legion Post Lexington High School is Top Turkey Trot lap winners among first graders at Purcell Elementary School were, from left, 301 in Lexington, 104 E. presenting “White Christmas” Mikey Lee, Taryn Knowles, Spencer Stone, Chance Midkiff, Jack Montgomery, Haze Baker Foundation and Mason Kimble. Broadway, will meet at 6:30 Friday, December 7, at 7 p.m. p.m. Thursday, November and Saturday, December 8, at Fundraiser 15. 2 and 7 p.m. The Purcell Public School The post provides ser- The musical will be pre- Foundation will be selling 4-H Building Fair Exhibits vices for Lexington, Purcell, sented in the Lexington Middle fundraiser tickets to benefit Wayne, Wanette and sur- School Auditorium. the foundation. 4-H Poster Art Sr. Focus on Photography - se- Newcastle 4-H, 1; Aubrie Walkup, rounding communities. All Tickets are $10 and $15. Tickets are $100 and there Intermediate: 4-H promotional ries telling a story or illustrating a Washington 4-H, 2; Taydem Per- veterans in the local area are Tickets can be purchased at the will be five $1,000 prizes and poster designed to recruit 4-H single—Taylor Elliott, Newcastle ryman, McClain County 4-H, 3. members—Emily Griffith, New- 4-H, 1. Sr. Fine Art - pencil, charcoal, invited to attend. door or in advance by calling one $5,000 prize awarded. Paula Vaughn at 326-2784. castle 4-H, 2. Sr. Focus on Photography - best pastels, chalk, ink—Lucy Wil- The monthly 8 ball tour- Tickets can be purchased Advanced: 4-H promotional individual photo—Beth Bollinger, son, Purcell 4-H, 1; Cheyenne nament will begin at 7 p.m. from any foundation mem- poster designed to recruit 4-H Blanchard 4-H, 1; Cheyenne Nikodym, Newcastle 4-H, 2; and the public is invited to Christmas ber or by contacting Kerry members—Taylor Elliott, New- Nikodym, Newcastle 4-H, 2; Beth Bollinger, Blanchard 4-H, 3; participate. The post is also Wilhoit at McClain Bank or castle 4-H, 1; Beth Bollinger, Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 3; Wyatt Nikodym Newcastle 4-H, 4; open on Tuesday and Thurs- for Kids The Wayne Fire Department, John D. Montgomery at The Blanchard 4-H, 2. Emily Griffith, Newcastle 4-H, 4. Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 5. day mornings from 9 to 11 4-H Educational Booth Dis- Jr. Digitally Adjusted Photos— Jr. Fine Art - watercolor—Cas- with special sponsor Lexington Purcell Register. a.m. and everyone is invited play Cassidy Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, sidy Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Baxter Masonic Lodge #72, to stop by for assistance or to Community Service Booth Dis- 1; Theresa Howard, Wayne 4-H, Sr. Fine Art - watercolor—Addy presents Christmas for Kids Breaking Free get more information about Door of Hope is presenting play—Hunter Haxton, Blanchard 2; Neva Howard, Wayne 4-H, Roberts, Blanchard 4-H, 1. Saturday, December 8, at the Legion and its programs. a new series “Breaking Free” 4-H, 1; Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 3; Duke Moore, Wayne 4-H, 4; Jr. Fine Art - oil or acrylic— 10:30 a.m. on Wednesdays at 6:45 p.m. 4-H, 2. Chance Moore, Wayne 4-H, 5. Taydem Perryman, McClain There will be pictures with The series will focus on 4-H Photography Sr. Digitally Adjusted Photos— County 4-H, 1; Cassidy Clagg, City of Santa and free goodies bags for Jr. Focus on Photography - Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 1; Newcastle 4-H, 2; Graci Osborn, breaking free of issues that people, animals, plant life, and Emily Griffith, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Newcastle 4-H, 3; Chance Moore, Purcell Hours all the kids along with dough- you are battling. The City of Purcell cus- nuts, hot cocoa and giveaways. scenery—Neva Howard, Wayne Sr. Digitally altered photo- Wayne 4-H, 4. The program meets at 920 4-H, 1; Cassidy Clagg, Newcastle graphic illustration taken with a Sr. Fine Art - oil or acrylic— tomer service hours have Raffle prizes include lifetime S. Green Ave. in Purcell. hunting/fishing license, South- 4-H, 2; Duke Moore, Wayne 4-H, digital camera—Taylor Elliott, Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 1; changed. 3; Chance Moore, Wayne 4-H, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Hunter Haxton, Blanchard 4-H, ern Comfort Massage and a 43” The hours are now 7 a.m. Lex Senior 4; Kyler Cantrell, Wayne 4-H, 5; 4-H Expressive Arts to 5 p.m. Monday through television. Andrew Triplitt, Newcastle 4-H. Jr. Fine Art - pencil, charcoal, Friday. Citizens Lunch Jr. Focus on Photography - pastels, chalk, ink—Graci Osborn, Please see Fair, page 7A Turkey Shoot The Lexington senior people doing different things, Cops, Kids The Wanette Lions Club is citizens serve lunch from 11 variety of activities—Cassidy having its annual Turkey Shoot a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednes- Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Christmas through December 16 from 2 days and Thursdays for a Jr. Focus on Photography - com- p.m. until dusk every Sunday $6 donation. To-go orders mon mistakes—Taydem Perry- Coats for Warmth Shopping 3 miles west of Hwy. 102 on are $7. man, McClain County 4-H, 1. Purcell Fraternal Order Hwy. 39. The lunch is open to the Jr. Focus on Photography - se- of Police will be holding Program will benefit area children This is the best time to sup- public and home cooked ries telling a story or illustrating the 11th Annual Cops & a single—Cassidy Clagg, New- port your Lions Club and see and served by the Lexington McClain County 4-H and All coats will be donated to Kids Christmas Shopping castle 4-H, 1; Taydem Perryman, what the club does. Senior Citizens. Menus are Choice Realty Metro Brokers the McClain County Operation Program. McClain County 4-H, 2. For more information call listed each week. The Lex- of Oklahoma are teaming up Christmas to benefit McClain The program pairs local Jr. Focus on Photography - best Brian Jordan at (405) 534- ington Community Center is for the fourth annual “Coats County residents. school-age children with individual photo—Taydem Per- 7027. located at 131 S. Main. for Warmth” children’s winter Drop off locations in this part Purcell Police officers to rymann, McClain County 4-H, 1; Neva Howard, Wayne 4-H, 2; coat drive. of the county are the McClain go Christmas shopping at Tacky Sweater Purcell Theresa Howard, Wayne 4-H, 3; Organizers are seeking gen- County OSU Extension Office, Walmart. Cassidy Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, tly used children’s coats of all the Washington Elementary Guidelines for eligibility 5K, Fun Run NA Group 4; Andrew Triplitt, Newcastle sizes. School, the Wayne Elementary include: children must live The Second Annual Tacky Purcell New Beginnings 4-H, 5. They began collecting coats School and the Dibble Library. in the city limits of Purcell; Sweater 5K and Fun Run will Group of Narcotics Anony- Sr. Focus on Photography October 29 and will continue For more information contact the recommended age for be held Saturday, December 1. mous meets Wednesday at 8 - people, animals, plant life, to take donations through De- Paula Irwin at (405) 229-7571 participation is 5-12; and Check in starts at 7 p.m. and p.m. and Friday and Saturday and scenery—Emily Griffith, cember 7. or Alex Cox at 527-2174. previous participants should the run begins at 9:30 p.m. at 7 p.m. Newcastle 4-H, 1; Taylor Elliott, not apply. Register before Friday, No- The group meets at the Newcastle 4-H, 2. Applications are available vember 9, and get a free t-shirt First Baptist Church in Sr. Focus on Photography - people doing different things, va- at the Purcell Police Depart- and discount. Purcell. All registration fees go to the riety of activities—Emily Griffith, ment and must be turned in For more information call Newcastle 4-H, 1. by November 30. Lil Dragon Food Pantry. Sarah W. at (405) 816-9233. Accident closes bridge Bridge closed for nearly two hours

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(USPS 450-620) Letters to the Editor Policy Established November 23, 1887 Published every Thursday at Purcell, Make a decision All letters to the editor must include the signature of the author and all Oklahoma by those listed as signees. All letters must include the name, address and a McClain County Publishing Company, Inc. I know the wheels of justice House of Representatives or daytime phone number for verification purposes. Addresses and phone 225 W. Main Street • Box 191 numbers will not be published. Purcell, OK 73080 turn painfully slow but how State Senate came from the (405) 527-2126 long is it going to take for education industry. The Purcell Register does not print anonymous letters to the edi- FAX (405) 527-3299 Special Council Robert Muel- That brings the total to 26 tor. Only two letters per month will be printed from the same author. [email protected] ler to charge President Trump in the State House, officials Letters should be kept to a maximum of one (1) single spaced typed with a crime or give up the report. letter-sized page. John D. Montgomery investigation? Now not al of the members Editor and Publisher The Purcell Register reserves the right to edit any and all letters. This investigation into al- are ex-teachers but they came Letters to the editor during any campaign cycle which seek to endorse Gracie Montgomery leged Russian meddling in the from jobs in the industry, i.e. a candidate or discredit another will not be published during the campaign 2016 presidential election must principals or other administra- Co-Publisher cycle. Letters to the editor published in The Purcell Register do not be costing the government mil- tive types, in addition to those necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. John Denny Montgomery lions of bucks. that were actually teachers. Assistant Editor Just seems like two years Boy are they in for a sur- would be enough to piece to- prise when they start trying to Vickie Foraker gether the evidence he needs to formulate legislation and hear Advertising Manager go one way or the other. compelling arguments from jdm That’s the largest percentage both sides with regards to votes Jeanne Grimes The Oklahoma State Election turnout in any midterm election they will be casting. Our Views Reporter Board has released numbers since at least 1986, according to A cagey, veteran lawmaker Todd Newville for the midterm election voter State Election Board Secretary once told me it’s a lot more fun Sports Reporter turnout. Paul Ziriax. to eat sausage than to watch it In last week’s election jdm being made. David Stull 1,185,185 ballots were cast or According to the Oklahoma Same, he said, with new laws Movies Graphic Design a voter percentage turnout in Education Association, 16 new and regulations. Oklahoma of 56.09 percent. members of the Oklahoma jdm Emily Montgomery Graphics Technician with Dave By David Stull Cathy Hanselman Advertising Representative Growing up Army Lots of movies to cover Researching the movie I again this week. keep seeing it described as Doris Caldwell A brat’s recollections on Veterans Day 2018 We have Steve Carell star- ‘inspiring’ or ‘a tale of hope,’ Production Technician ring in a film about drug abuse, but really it’s a bleak look on a This week is one that always tucky. the continuation of “The Girl family dealing with addiction. Rebecca Cypert brings to my mind memories Then three years in Germany. with the Dragon Tattoo” series, Most of the film is just Receptionist of my childhood as a “career Much Ad0 I was a world traveler with a low budget sci-fi adventure, watching Nic repeatedly slip Army brat.” the passport stamps to prove it a World War II film with a back into using drugs, all while Tracy Tompkins Proofreader Veterans Day was actu- by third grade. twist, and Illumination’s take his father does everything he ally Sunday, though given the We traveled and saw Europe on another Dr. Seuss classic. can to save him from himself. Subscriptions Rates government’s penchant for largely through Dad’s eyes, Let’s get right to the reviews. There’s no happy ending Including Postage: Monday holidays some folks following as closely as possible *** here, at least not in the movie McClain, Cleveland and Garvin enjoyed a three-day weekend. the route he’d taken as an Allied First up is itself. Counties If you were free, maybe you soldier during WWII. “Beautiful It seems like the real Nic $30 Other Oklahoma went to Purcell High School We visited the cemeteries Boy.” Sheff is currently in a better Counties on Monday morning for the where the fallen were laid to Based on place in his life, but they don’t $42 annual Veterans Day Assem- eternal rest. We visited Dachau t h e b e s t - show any of that in the film. Out of State bly sponsored by the National where man’s inhumanity to selling pair This is just a sad movie about $58 Honor Society. Jeanne Grimes man reached unbelievable de- of memoirs a father losing his son to drugs. (No refunds on subscriptions) Or perhaps you paused for pravity. from father That doesn’t make it a bad Entered as periodicals postage (USPS 450-620) a few seconds pondering the In 1959, we traveled through and son Da- film. I thought the perfor- at the post office in Purcell, Oklahoma, under the 100-year-old significance of retiring as a lieutenant colonel East Germany to Berlin – the vid (Steve mances from both Carell and Act of Congress of March 2, 1879 the 11th hour of the 11th day. after 26 years in uniform. west a modern cosmopolitan Carell) and Nic Sheff (Timo- Chalamet were excellent. POSTMASTER: Please send That was the timing of the He served in World War II city, the east, derelict bombed thée Chalamet), this film There just wasn’t that strong address changes to: Armistice that ended hostilities and came ashore at Normandy out buildings and a pall of chronicles the heartbreaking emotional impact you look for Box 191, Purcell, OK 73080 in the “war to end all wars.” on D-Day. despair. experience of survival, re- in movies like this. I know the history of World After the war, he farmed in There was no wall then, but lapse, and recovery in a family I suppose it might be a ca- Reaching Your War I, the background, the Kansas. But was recalled to ac- there was Checkpoint Charlie coping with addiction over thartic experience for people significance. tive duty for Korea. He stayed that we passed through. Our bus many years. with family members dealing Lawmakers Still, my thoughts on Vet- in after that. was accompanied by a “spook.” This is another movie I went with addiction, but it just didn’t From Korea, he went to Senator erans Day are always of my This was the height of the into knowing absolutely noth- resonate with me. Paul Scott (R-43) dad and my own experiences Okinawa. My mom, sister and Cold War and the things I saw ing about. The whole experience felt State Capitol, Room 529-A growing up as an Army brat. I joined him there. I didn’t even realize it starred like a two hour anti-drug public 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. What a great life for a kid! His next posting was Ft. Steve Carell until his face service announcement. “Don’t Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Army (405) 521-5522 Dad was a career officer, Knox so we moved to Ken- Please see , page 5A showed up a few minutes into do drugs or you’ll end up just the film. like Nic” was what I got out Senator For a man who got his start of the film. John Sparks (D-16) State Capitol, Room 529-B in late night comedy, he’s That’s not a bad message to 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. been in a surprising amount be sure, but it’s isn’t one I feel Oklahoma City, OK 73105 of dramatic roles the past few many will care to spend $10 (405) 521-5553 News from Capitol hill years, even landing himself an to see in theaters. Senator Oscar nod back in 2014 for his “Beautiful Boy” is rated R. Rob Standridge (D-15) performance in “Foxcatcher.” *** State Capitol, Room 429 Honoring our veterans Between this film and “Wel- N e x t is 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. come to Marwen,” which is “The Girl in Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Congressman Tom Cole ing involved in the deadliest District of Oklahoma. Just as (405) 521-5535 conflict of all time and an they volunteered to protect our scheduled to release around the Spider’s Throughout our history, unprecedented catastrophe that nation both at home and abroad, Christmas this year, it seems Web.” Representative Carell has his sights set on I n t h i s Scott Martin (R-46) hundreds of thousands of brave has shaped the modern world so do we have a duty to them State Capitol, Room 432-D men and women have answered ever since. upon their return from combat. Academy recognition once c o n t i n u a - 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. the call to serve in the United It has now been 100 years And we should always again. tion of “The Oklahoma City, OK 73105 And while his performance Girl with the (405) 557-7329 States military. For those who since the tragic conflict ended remember those who did not volunteer, this choice comes at through an armistice signed make it home, showing our here is definitely the most Dragon Tat- Representative a cost unlike any other. between Allies and Germany support for their grieving worthwhile aspect of this too” story, Bobby Cleveland (R-20) But it is because of their will- on November 11, 1918 at 11 families and loved ones in our movie, I doubt this will be the State Capitol, Room 325 role which lands him an Oscar. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. ing service and sacrifice on our o’clock in the morning. Exactly communities. Dave Oklahoma City, OK 73105 behalf that we get to enjoy the a year after this peace agree- Without question, promises This film is just depressing. Please see , page 5A (405) 557-7308 benefits of living in a safe and ment, Allied nations honored to our veterans must be kept. Representative secure nation. the 10 million military deaths Following their honorable Tim Downing (R-42) Without question, we owe and approximately seven mil- service to our country, that State Capitol, Room 300-A a constant debt of gratitude to lion civilian deaths by remem- fulfilled promise must in- 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. generations of veterans who bering the tragedy through clude quality and reliable care Your Views Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 557-7365 have faithfully defended our Armistice Day. through the Department of precious freedom. In 1954, President Eisenhow- Veterans Affairs. Representative On Veterans Day, we rightly er signed into law legislation Looking back on the work Claudia Griffith (D-45) State Capitol, Room 539 honor those who have selflessly that expanded the observance to of the current Congress, I am Bulldogs Brags and Blasts 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. served, but during this year’s “all veterans, veterans’ organi- pleased to report that law- Oklahoma City, OK 73105 observance, we also solemnly zations and the entire citizenry makers worked together in a (405) 557-7386 • Superintendent Chad Hall • remember an important marker (who) will wish to join hands bipartisan manner to advance Read us on the web at in history. in the common purpose.” several pieces of legislation More than a century has As a result, Veterans Day signed into law, ensuring our The Veterans Day assembly was a great time of paying re- www.purcellregister.com passed since the beginning of rightly recognizes those who veterans receive the benefits spect to those who have served. The work of students and staff served in all past and present they have earned. involved was top notch. OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION the First World War, which is BETTER NEWSPAPER CONTEST often called the “war to end all conflicts—including World While we dedicate special Be on the lookout for a new passenger van and bus. We will SEQUOYAH AWARD wars.” Those who went into this War II, Korean War, Vietnam time on Veterans Day to re- provide a pic to The Purcell Register when they are both on WINNER 2017 fight likely expected adventure War and in the Middle East. member the men and women campus. and newfound freedom—never Today, there are more than who have shown the utmost The round balls and wrestling mats are out. Make plans to imagining the extent of what 21 million veterans living in patriotism and love of country, come out and support the squads. was ahead. the United States, including we should strive to honor them In this season that lends itself to giving thanks, please know Instead, they ended up be- nearly 66,800 in the Fourth every day. that we at LPS are grateful for our community and your support. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018-5A From page 4A Understanding the Dave: young computer hacker Lis- who can’t get enough of spy to recommend to sci-fi fans far as I’m concerned. But more beth Salander (Claire Foy), thrillers. I definitely wouldn’t craving something a bit more than anything else, I despise State Election Board along with journalist Mikael recommend it to fans of the old-fashioned. what they did to “The Lorax,” By Sen. Paul Scott Blomkvist (Sverrir Gudnason), previous film though. “Prospect” is rated R. the last Dr. Seuss adaptation Secretary of the State Elec- find themselves caught in a web It might as well be a differ- *** Illumination produced. If you voted in last week’s tion Board. The Secretary of of spies, cybercriminals and ent series entirely at this point F o u r t h Beyond practically turning General Election, you were part the State Election Board also corrupt government officials. and is hardly recognizable to this week is all the animals into Minions of state history. That was the serves as Secretary of the State I really don’t understand big Fincher’s original. “Overlord.” themselves, voices and all, highest voter turnout for any Senate. movie studios sometimes. “The Girl in the Spider’s With only they completely screwed up gubernatorial election since Among the initiatives in- Take Sony Pictures for in- Web” is rated R. hours un- the moral of the original story, statehood. cluded in the Help America stance, the studio behind this *** til D-Day, making the pacifist Lorax into There were nearly 1.2 million Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA) are film. T h i r d a team of an attempted murderer and votes cast and a voter turnout statewide, interactive voter reg- Back in 2011 they release this week is A m e r i c a n The Once-ler into a hapless of over 56 percent. The first istration databases, provisional “The Girl with the Dragon “Prospect.” paratroop- bystander not responsible for and last time our state had a 50 balloting, voter identification Tattoo,” the first movie in the Aiming to ers drop in the devastating effect he had percent turnout for a gubernato- for some first-time voters, and series, based on the popular strike it rich, to Nazi-occupied France to on the environment. rial race was in 2002. the implementation of voting book by Stieg Larsson. They a father (Jay carry out a mission crucial to Honestly it still makes me We still have a ways to go to systems that are fully accessible get David Fincher to direct, D u p l a s s ) the invasion’s success. mad thinking about what Illu- get to presidential turnout rates to disabled voters, including plus Daniel Craig and Rooney along with But unknown to the G.I.s, mination did with “The Lorax.” of 60-70+ percent. In 2016, the visually disabled voters, and Mara in the starring roles. his teenage beneath their target looms a So based on their track voter turnout in Oklahoma for that provide such voters with By most accounts, including d a u g h t e r mysterious Nazi lab, and the record, you can imagine my the presidential election was the same level of independence my own, they make a great (Sophie Thatcher) travel to a soldiers are forced to come expectations weren’t very over 70 percent. and privacy in the voting expe- movie. The film even received remote alien moon to harvest face-to-face with enemies high for their latest attempt in It’d be great if voters treated rience as all other voters. multiple Oscar nominations, deposits of elusive gems hid- unlike any the world has ever adapt another Dr. Seuss tale. all elections from school Lastly, the Election Board including Best Actress, Best den in the depths of the moon’s seen. Frankly, I expected nothing boards, cities and counties up is responsible for ensuring Cinematography, and even toxic forest. Now this is a concept you but the worst. to presidential races the same. voting security. Oklahoma’s won for Best Editing. But others rove the wilder- don’t see all that often in mov- Well I’m happy to say, this They’re all just as important. voting system is well protected It didn’t do gangbusters at ness and the job quickly de- ies, at least not in ones with a movie wasn’t nearly as bad as I’ve gotten some questions against cyberattacks. The state the box office sure, but it did volves into a fight to survive as decent budget behind them. I was expecting it would be. recently about the role of the has received $5.2 million un- reasonably well internation- the pair are forced to contend Nazi zombies in World War It’s not amazing, but at least it Oklahoma State Election Board der the federal HAVA since its ally. Enough to warrant talks with the forest’s ruthless in- II. wasn’t offensive like their last and I’d like to go over their implementation to improve the of adapting the other two habitants. It’s such a simple horror Dr. Seuss movie. responsibilities. The Board was state’s voting system. books, “The Girl Who Played I’m so glad sci-fi movies like premise, one that’s pretty well For starters, I think this film constitutionally established in The Board is working with with Fire” and “The Girl Who this are still being made. overused in video games sure, has a nice look overall. I really 1907 to be the administrative the Office of Management Kicked the Hornets’ Nest,” into “Prospect” isn’t a terribly but not in wide released movies like the design of Whoville. It agency to conduct state elec- and Enterprise Services’ Cyber films of their own. high budget film. Nor is it backed by big producers like looks like a giant adorable gin- tions and oversee the state’s 77 Command to ensure the funds But then nothing happened. terribly flashy, and beyond a J.J. Abrams. gerbread village. Who could county election boards. are used appropriately on elec- Years go by and for whatever few atmospheric effects, the I appreciate this movie just hate that? The State Election Board is tion equipment hardware and reason Sony does absolutely amount of visual effects used for the novelty alone. Of course the headline ac- located at the State Capitol and software for voter registration nothing with this series. is extremely low, especially for Beyond that though, it’s also tor for this whole shabang is is composed of three members as well as physical security and Then at last in 2017 some a science fiction movie. a pretty well made film. Benedict Cumberbatch, but and two alternate members. security training. news. They’re finally coming Heck, its vision of the future It starts out intense, with the unfortunately I don’t think his An alternate member serves You can find out more about out with a sequel. But it’s not is decidedly low tech. paratroopers flying over Nazi- performance adds much flair on the State Election Board at the members as well as voting the sequel anyone was expect- There’s no fancy holographic occupied France, anti-aircraft to the role. any meeting that a member for information on their website at ing. displays or even touch screens fire everywhere. People begin It’s not like Jim Carrey’s whom the person is an alternate www.ok.gov/elections. Sony decides to skip the for that matter. The spaceships getting shot, planes are going portrayal of The Grinch back is unable to attend. I appreciate everyone who second and third books entirely in this movie look old and very down, it’s just chaos. in 2000, who definitely made State Election Board mem- took the time to participate in and instead make “The Girl in lived in, plus the actual controls In fact you could probably go the character his own for better bers and alternate members are the recent elections and let their the Spider’s Web” into a film, include dials and physical into this film without knowing or worse. appointed to four-year terms voices be heard. a book that wasn’t even writ- switches. it’s a zombie movie and be none Cumberbatch is just doing a by the Governor, from lists If you have any questions ten by the same author as the In many ways it feels like the wiser. decent voice and collecting a provided by the political par- or concerns, I can be reached first three. a sci-fi movie straight out of The first half of the film it’s paycheck. He’s fine, it’s just ties with the largest and second at [email protected] or Not only that but they don’t the 70s and there’s something basically just a solid, incredibly a little disappointing after his largest numbers of registered (405) 521-5522. You can also get Fincher back to direct, nor really charming about that. brutal war movie. spectacular voice performance voters, with the advice and write me at the state Capitol was any of the original cast For such a small scale movie, The filmmakers certainly as Smaug in “The Hobbit” consent of the State Senate. at Sen. Paul Scott, 2300 N. slated to return. the amount of world building didn’t use its B-movie premise films. I can’t help but feel Administration of the office Lincoln Blvd., Room 527B, Frankly it’s hard to even is pretty staggering, though as an excuse to not put any ef- there was the potential for is the responsibility of the Oklahoma City, OK 73105. think about this movie as a they never go into too many fort into it. more there. sequel. It’s more like a reboot details. Characters will casu- It’s a good war film first, it The other voice acting is From page 4A of the whole franchise. One that ally bring up various planets, just one that happens to have pretty hit or miss. isn’t remotely as compelling as only vaguely implying how zombies in it as well. I appreciate Illumination’s the film that preceded it. this universe works here and Speaking of zombies, this effort in casting actual children Army: Instead of the story being an there, leaving a lot left up to movie doesn’t skimp one bit on for the roles of Cindy-Lou Who have colored my world view Sixth grade and I was sur- engrossing mystery like the the imagination. the gore. It definitely earns its and her friends, but I’d just as to this day. rounded by kids who’d been first one, where Mikael and But frankly in this movie’s R rating and if you go into this soon have a professional say When you are an Army classmates since nursery Lisbeth had to solve the murder case, I prefer it that way. movie the least bit squeamish, their lines. The kids just aren’t brat, friends move away. New school! of a young woman that hap- I don’t need to know how you’re going to have a bad time. that good. friends take their place. And How was such a thing even pened 40 years ago, this latest interplanetary space travel The movie is often extremely There’s plenty of excellent some old friendships are re- possible? movie ends up being more of works here nor do I need their ruthless. One second you’re voice actors who do great chil- newed at postings down the We stayed in Columbus, Ohio an action spy thriller. central government explained getting to know a character, dren’s voices. No need to cast road a few years. for six years. Dad was away Suddenly Lisbeth is basically in detail. discovering their hopes and real kids in animation. It’s what “normal” is for an for two of those years doing a a mix between Jason Bourne It’s just a simple story about dreams, the next second they’re On the positive side of things Army brat. tour in Panama and Colombia. and James Bond now, on the a few people trying to survive dead. In fact they aren’t just though, unlike the last Dr. Se- My “normal” turned upside My Army brat days were run from government agents on this inhospitable moon. And dead, they’ve just been com- uss Illumination movie, this down in 1959 when we returned drawing to a close when I while also trying to thwart a the filmmakers did a pretty pletely annihilated right in film actually stays on message. to the States. graduated high school and Dad doomsday plot. They even good job telling it. front of your eyes. Which is showing a grumpy I was 10-1/2 and it was a retired from the Army. throw in an eccentric Bond The performances are solid Despite that, it’s still pretty old curmudgeon the real mean- shock that we could drive My parents were originally villain for good measure. all around. Sophie Thatcher easy to get attached to the char- ing of Christmas through kind- across country and didn’t have from Oklahoma and so they It’s a pretty bizarre change in might have been a little rough acters in this movie. They’re ness and love for one another. to have our passports stamped moved back here and put down genere as far as I’m concerned. here and there, but her character all just really likeable and fun Even the 2000 Grinch movie going from one state to another. permanent roots in McClain I suppose it could work if the was charming nonetheless. to be around. couldn’t manage that without The culture shock intensified County. My home is on part of story was just as engaging as The real star of the show Overall, I don’t think you making the residents of Who- when I found myself living their land. So thanks, Dad. For Fincher’s original, but it isn’t. though has to be Pedro Pascal. could ask much more from a ville consumerist jerks. among civilians. everything. It just ends up being another Best known for his por- movie with a premise like this. I have to give credit where generic spy thriller with noth- trayal of Oberyn Martell in If you want to see a group of credit’s due. This movie gets ing of what made the first film HBO’s fantasy epic “Game of WWII G.I.s take on a bunch the moral right and it did so in compelling. Thrones,” Pascal is showing his Nazis, some of whom happen to a way that actually emotionally End of an era If there’s is a single bright acting range by basically being be zombies, this is your movie. moved me during the film’s spot in the film, I suppose a space cowboy here. Honestly, what more could you final few scenes. Claire Foy makes for a per- It’s a pretty obscure reference want from a film? Yes, the story is still filled to Farewell event today for Davis fectly fine Lisbeth. I don’t at this point, but his perfor- “Overlord” is rated R. the brim with pointless filler. A come-and-go appre- The reception, which is think she quite has the edge mance reminded me so much *** Every modern Dr. Seuss adap- ciation reception for Mandy open to the public, is hosted that Rooney Mara had in the of Nathan Fillion’s character F i n a l l y, tation is unfortunately. Davis will be from 11 a.m. to by the chamber’s board of original, but the character is from a short run TV series l a s t t h i s It doesn’t take away from 1 p.m. Friday at the Purcell directors. consistent enough. called Firefly. week is “The the heart of Seuss’ original City Hall Community Room. The family is relocating to On the other hand there’s The way he talked was Grinch.” tale though. That alone makes Davis’ final day as chief ex- Frederick where her husband, Sverrir Gudnason who looks almost poetic, in an old fash- Based on “The Grinch” rank among my ecutive officer of the Heart of Blake, has accepted a position and acts nothing like Daniel ioned cowboy kind of way. His t h e c h i l - favorite Illumination films. Oklahoma Chamber of Com- as family pastor at the First Craig. character was just really fun to dren’s book Granted, that isn’t saying merce is today (Thursday). Baptist Church. As far as I’m concerned, be around. by Dr. Seuss, much considering my low his character wasn’t even If I had a major complaint, this film tells opinion of their work, but I worth keeping in the movie. it’d be with some of the movie’s the classic came into this movie expecting Mikael only has a minor role audio. Most of the time all the tale of The to hate it, and instead I ended Lexington Community News this time around. Plus it’s just characters are wearing some Grinch (Benedict Cumber- up leaving the film actually By Hazel Shockey Daniels distracting to see someone so kind of space suit and as such batch), a disgruntled, green kind of liking it. different looking, and frankly you only hear their voices creature who despises Christ- As far as I’m concerned, The volunteers at the Lexington Center are back hard at work less talented, in the role. through a slightly muffled mas more than anything else. that’s a huge win in my book. with the same great menu and are looking forward to seeing Overall, I really didn’t care radio. Annoyed by the holiday As far as kids are concerned, all of you. for this movie. By the second I could understand most of celebrations of townspeople if they like other Illumination We have been serving from 75 to over 100 folks, and if we half it was taking all my will- the people just fine, but I swear of Whoville, The Grinch movies, I’m sure they’ll like continue to grow, we will be prepared to serve even more. If power to keep my eyes open. I I could only make out half the hatches an evil scheme to steal this one too. It’s cute, colorful, you are new to this area and are reading this for the first time, just didn’t care about anything words that came out of Jay Christmas. and it moves at a brisk enough you are welcome to try one of our home cooked meals, includ- or anyone in the film at that Duplass’s mouth. Frequent readers of this col- pace to keep most children ing desserts, salad bar and a choice of drinks, tea, coffee and point. If you’re one that occasion- umn will know I’m not a fan of interested. lemonade. A complete meal for $6, and $7 for to-go meals. Not to mention every lame ally has trouble making out dia- movies by Illumination. If you’re looking for decent The meal program will be closed on Wednesday, November action sequence is an over cut, logue like I do, you might want I’m not a fan of Minions Christmas themed kids enter- 21, and Thursday, November 22, for Thanksgiving. hard to follow mess. to wait until you can watch this in general, both “The Secret tainment, this movie will do Menu for November 15: I suppose I could maybe at home with subtitles on. Life of Pets” and “Sing” were just fine. Thursday, November 15—Turkey and dressing, sweet pota- recommend this film to people Otherwise this film is easy incredibly underwhelming as “The Grinch” is rated PG. toes, green beans, corn, rolls, salad bar, pumpkin or pecan pie. 6A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018 The Purcell Register Society Miss Dillinger, Mr. Wallace It’s a Small World exchange wedding vows Gracie Montgomery

Laine Dill- A special happy birthday Choice Realty Metro Brokers inger and Corbin to my extra special grand- of Oklahoma are teaming up Wallace were daughter, Lane Elizabeth for the fourth annual “Coats married in a Montgomery. for Warmth” children’s winter cermony at the Lane celebrates her 5th birth- coat drive. Gaylord-Pickens • Photo provided day Friday, November 16! Organizers are seeking gen- Oklahoma Hall Home tour *** tly used children’s coats of all of Fame in Okla- The home of Chris and Amber Cook, 928 Woodbrook Blvd. Happy birthdays also go sizes through December 7. homa City July out to Bobby Foraker, Gary All coats will be donated to 7, 2018. Pastor in Purcell, is one of the featured stops on the Okeyha Mothers Club Holiday Home Tour set for December 2. Tate, Kaitlyn Keeler, Jamey the McClain County Operation Todd Theissen Loux, Damon Clark, Alma Christmas to benefit McClain officiated at the Linaves, Isaias Avila, Matthew County residents. evening ceremo- Murray-Konrade, Victor Or- Drop off locations in this part ny. Okeyha Mothers Club taga Jr., Bozenna Jones, Janet of the county are the McClain The bride is King, Crystal Sheehy, Maurita County OSU Extension Office, the daughter of Summers, Serretha Gruska, the Washington Elementary Michael and Pam Holiday Home Tour Brenda Smith, Claire Brady, School, the Wayne Elementary Dillinger of Pur- Kent Peck, Marie Flanigan, School and the Dibble Library. cell. Richard McConnell, Richard For more information contact The groom is Gray, Lendall Hays, Jack Paula Irwin at (405) 229-7571 the son of Greg set for December 2 Pryor, Colbe Mengers, Walker or Alex Cox at 527-2174. and Carol Wal- Wilder, Alton Dragoo, Mary Jo *** lace of Tulsa. The annual Okeyha Mothers Andrea Nesbitt, Chris and Russell, Addison Porter, David The Purcell Public Library The bride, giv- Club Holiday Home Tour is Amber Cook and Pam and Al Matthews, Ron Davis, Tracy will offer its resources and the en in marriage by scheduled for Sunday, Decem- Dodson. Folsum, Jewel Moore, Daniel knowledge of an experienced Corbin and Laine Wallace her father, wore ber 2, from 2 to 5 p.m. The home of Chris and Am- Schaub, Krysta Matthews and genealogy researcher Wednes- a fitted a-line This year’s tour will include ber Cook will be featured in this Frank Foshee. day, November 21, from 2-4 The Purcell Register gown with a sweetheart neckline and a gold embelished belt. six Heart of Oklahoma area issue of . *** p.m. in the Meeting Room. She wore a cathedral veil. homes. The Cook’s home is located With the holiday season fast Participants can bring their Matron of Honor was Darcie Challis, sister of the bride. Holiday Home Tour patrons a 928 Woodbrook Blvd. in approaching, The Purcell Pub- specific questions or just learn Bridesmaids were Natalie Wallace, Sarah Leafgren, Katie will have the opportunity to Purcell. lic Library is giving youngsters more about starting their family Croom, Paige Deimund, Taylor Voth, Kenzie O’Brien, Megan view the homes of Greg and The home was built in 2016 a lesson for helping out in the research and about all the re- Miller, Sarah Barkocy and Kelcie Brown. They wore blush, Andrea Nesbitt, Brian and Kim kitchen with its Pie Making sources the library has to offer. floor length gowns. Bacon, Kristy and Rick Brock, Okeyha for Kids program, at 1 p.m. Ages 18 and up may partici- Ring bearer was Clark Wallace and flower girl was Grace Cari and Joe Torres, Greg and Please see , page 11A Tuesday, November 20. pate, and no advance registra- Challis. The program is for ages seven tion is required. Best Man was Ben Wallace. Groomsmen were Seth Eldridge, to 12, and participants will For more information call the Duncan Fugitt, Caleb Ketner, Preston Lucas, Morgan Martin, get to put together a pie using library at 527-5546. Eric Pyle, Charlie Saxon, Grant Schmitz and Jake Tillman. ingredients provided by the *** Ushers were Josh Christopher, Jack Jamison, Bear McAfee, library that they then can take The 29th Annual Christmas Nathan Miles and Marshall Moore. home to be part of the family’s Parade and Tree Lighting “A Following a honeymoon in the Bahamas, the couple are mak- Thanksgiving meal. Reel Christmas!” will be held ing their new home in Oklahoma City. Space and supplies are lim- Thursday, December 7, on Mrs. Wallace is a graduate of Purcell High School. She received ited, registration is required Main Street in Purcell. a Bachelors in Education from the University of Oklahoma and to attend. The Tree Lighting Ceremony a Masters in School Counseling from the University of Central To register call 527-5546. will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the Oklahoma. *** parade to start at 6 p.m. Mr. Wallace is a graduate of Cascia Hall Preparatory High Preschool and Toddler Story To register your parade entry, School in Tulsa. He received a Bachelors in Finance and Eco- • Photo provided Time will be held Tuesday, contact the Heart of Oklahoma nomics from the University of Oklahoma. Featured Home November 20, from 10:30- Chamber of Commerce with 11:30 a.m. any questions at 527-3093. Mothers Entwined Club will hold its 2018 Goldsby Country Come enjoy stories and *** Christmas Home Tour December 9 from 1-3:30 p.m. The home rhymes for preschoolers and This is a really good salad you of Rick and Courtney Porras, 428 Haloka Ave. in Goldsby, is one toddlers. prepare the night before. It’s a of the four featured homes and two bonus locations, Southwind Each story time will focus recipe from EuleneWebster. Hills and Chapel Acres Club House. on a GLAR (Growing Like a Seven Layer Salad Read) skill to help encourage Layer of lettuce, about 1 inch learning from a very young age. Small bunch of broccoli, Country Christmas Story times will be very ac- chopped, stems off tive and include an art activity Red onion rings at the end. Bacon, 1 lb., fried crisp, Home Tour Registration is requested but crumbled Mark your calendars for Rick and Courtney Porras. not required. Box of frozen English peas December 6, 2018 • 4 PM to 7 PM the Mothers Entwined 2018 The Porras’s home is located Find out more by visiting Cover with shredded cheese THE GRAND CANADIAN THEATER Christmas Home Tour which is at 428 Haloka Ave. in Goldsby. the library, calling 527-5546 8 oz. Hellman’s mayonnaise Before Main Street’s Tree Lighting come by the Grand Canadian Theater. scheduled for Sunday, Decem- They have lived in their home or going online to www.pio- Layer each ingredient in or- OVER 40 LOCAL VENDORS WILL HAVE HOLIDAY TREASURES. ber 9, from 1-3:30 p.m. for 1-1/2 years. neerlibrarysystem.org/purcell. der, topping with mayonnaise. Boutique Clothing, Speciality Foods, Beauty Products, Jewelry, The home highlighted this The home was custom built *** Cover with plastic and refrig- Health & Wellness Items, Home Decor, Holiday Gifts & More. week for the Mothers Entwined with the Porras’ doing some of McClain County 4-H and erate overnight. 2018 Goldsby Country Christ- the wallpaper and paint work. mas Home Tour is the home of The Porras’ home is built in the traditional style with a touch of modern flair and is decorated More Society news Page 11A LET OUR Tour Please see , page 11A insurance professionals FREE FOOD give a review & free quote today. 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Miscellaneous (ages 15+)— Onions, red, 3 specimens —Tay- 4-H, 4; Cheyenne Nikodym, Newcastle 4-H, 2; Lucy Wilson, Spurlock, Blanchard 4-H, 1; So- Three Baked Drop Cookies— Brandon Morris, Newcastle 4-H, lor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Newcastle 4-H, 5; Riley Coffey, Purcell 4-H, 3; Beth Bollinger, phia Spurlock, Blanchard 4-H, Kynslee Spurlock, Blanchard 4-H, 1; Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 2; Pepper, jalapeno, 5 speci- Newcastle 4-H, 6. Blanchard 4-H, 4. 2; Aubrie Walkup, Washington 1; Duke Moore, Wayne 4-H, 2; Beth Bollinger, Blanchard 4-H, 3. mens— Taylor Elliott, Newcastle Jr. Ceramics - Glazed—Hailey Jr. Plastic Craft—Trinity Down- 4-H, 3. Hailey Haxton, Blanchard 4-H, 3. Refinished Item (ages 15+)— 4-H, 1. Haxton, Blanchard 4-H, 1. ing, Purcell 4-H, 1; Cassidy Clagg, Sewn Fashion Accessory— One-half loaf of any yeast bread Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Pepper, other hot pepper, 5 Jr. Print Process Article— Newcastle 4-H, 2; Destiny Down- Kynslee Spurlock, Blanchard (not a sweet dough)— Connor Jr. Metalwork - Free Hand specimens—Beth Bollinger, Cassiey Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, 1. ing, Purcell 4-H, 3. 4-H, 2. Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 1; An- Plasma Cutting—Duke Moore, Blanchard 4-H, 1. Sr. Print Process Article—Em- Sr. Plastic Craft— Taylor Elliott, Apparel Design Project Port- drew Triplitt, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Wayne 4-H, 1. Pepper, sweet bell pepper, 5 ily Griffith, Newcastle 4-H, 1; Newcastle 4-H, 1. folio—Graci Osborn, Newcastle Three rolled sugar type cookies Shooting Sports specimens— Taylor Elliott, New- Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Jr. Duct Tape Craft—Aubrie 4-H, 2; Riley Coffey, Newcastle (no gingerbread)—Connor Mor- Shooting Sports Safety (ages castle 4-H, 1. Jr. Nature Craft—Graci Osborn Walkup, Washington 4-H, 1; 4-H, 3. rison, Newcastle 4-H, 1. 9-13)—Connor Morrison, New- Tomatoes, large type, 5 speci- Newcastle 4-H, 1. Cassidy Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Blouse/Shirt with sleeves and One-half loaf or portion of castle 4-H, 1. mens— Taylor Elliott, Newcastle Jr. Bead Craft Article—Graci Sr. Duct Tape Craft—Taylor closure— Riley Coffey, Newcastle breads from another culture— Archery (ages 9-13) —Duke 4-H, 1. Osborn, Newcastle 4-H, 1; Neva Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 1. 4-H, 2. Beth Bollinger, Blanchard 4-H, 1. Moore, Wayne 4-H, 1; Connor Tomatoes, cherry type (.5 inch Howard, Wayne 4-H, 2; Theresa Jr. Miscellaneous—Neva How- Redesigned Original Apparel— One-half of one 8 inch layer Un- Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 2. or less in diameter), 5 specimens— Howard, Wayne 4-H, 3. ard, Wayne 4-H, 1; Aubrie Walkup, Hannah Real, Newcastle 4-H, 1; iced shorten type cake (no angel Air Pistol (ages 9-13)—Connor Beth Bollinger, Blanchard 4-H, 1; Sr. Bead Craft Article— Emily Washington 4-H, 2; Kyler Cantrell, Aubrie Walkup, Washington 4-H, food—Beth Bollinger, Blanchard Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Griffith, Newcastle 4-H, 1; Beth Wayne 4-H, 3; Taydem Perryman, 2; Hailey Haxton, Blanchard 4-H, 4-H, 1; Brandon Morrison, New- Air Rifle (ages 9-13)—Duke 4-H Horticulture Bollinger, Blanchard 4-H, 2; McClain County 4-H, 4; Chance 3; Duke Moore, Wayne 4-H, 4; castle 4-H, 2. Moore, Wayne 4-H, 1; Connor Terrariums (ages 15+)— Taylor Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 3. Moore, Wayne 4-H, 5; Riley Cof- Kynslee Spurlock, Blanchard 4-H, One pint or half pint jar of jam or Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Jr. Leathercraft - Original De- fey, Newcastle 4-H, 6; Duke 5; Sophia Spurlock, Blanchard jelly processed— Chance Moore, .22 Rifle (ages 9-13)—Connor Dish Gardens (ages 9-11)— sign— Duke Moore, Wayne 4-H, Moore, Wayne 4-H, 7; Graci 4-H, 6. Wayne 4-H, 2. Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Hailey Haxton, Blanchard 4-H, 1. 1; Theresa Howard, Wayne 4-H, Osborn, Newcastle 4-H, 8. Unlined two piece ensemble/ Two pieces of fruit leather— Shotgun (ages 9-13)—Connor Dish Gardens (ages 15+)— 2; Neva Howard, Wayne 4-H, 3. Sr. Miscellaneous—Lucy Wil- coordinate—Hannah Real, New- Duke Moore, Wayne 4-H, 1. Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Hunter Haxton, Blanchard 4-H, 1; Sr. Leathercraft - Original De- son, Purcell 4-H, 1; Taylor Elliott, castle 4-H, 1; Aubrie Walkup, One pint jar cucumber pickles Archery (ages 14+) —Beth Bol- Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 2. sign—Taylor Elliott, Newcastle Newcastle 4-H, 2; Beth Bollinger, Washington 4-H, 2; Duke Moore, or vegetable relish—Connor Mor- linger, Blanchard 4-H, 1. Residential Landscape Design 4-H, 1. Blanchard 4-H, 3. Wayne 4-H, 3. rison, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Muzzleloading (ages 14+)— Drawing (ages 12-14)—Riley Jr. Hand Crafted Wax Candle— 4-H Technology Exhibits Apparel Design Story Board— Dried fruit—Graci Osborn, Beth Bollinger, Blanchard 4-H, 1. Coffey, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Riley Coffey, Newcastle 4-H, Sr. - Flat Flyer—Taylor Elliott, Theresa Howard, Wayne 4-H, 1. Newcastle 4-H, 1. Geology Horticulture in Our Lives Poster 1; Aubrie Walkup, Washington Newcastle 4-H, 1. Costume human or non-hu- Pressure canned vegetables— Poster on Water Mineral Issue (ages 15+) —Taylor Elliott, New- 4-H, 2. Jr. - Display illustrating how man—Cassidy Clagg, Newcastle Beth Bollinger, Blanchard, 4-H, 2. (ages 13-14)— Connor Morrison, castle 4-H, 1. Sr. Hand Crafted Wax Candle— GPS works—Connor Morrison, 4-H, 1. Plain canned tomatoes— Beth Newcastle 4-H, 1. Companion Animals Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Newcastle 4-H, 1. Apparel Design Creative Com- Bollinger, Blanchard, 4-H, 2. 4-H Wildlife Projects Companion Animal Poster (ages Sr. Hand Crafted Gel Candle— Jr. - Hand Drawn Map— Cas- ponent - Frugal Fashion— Cassidy Diversity Educational Poster Scrapbook (ages 9-13)— Cas- 9-13)— Cassidy Clagg, Newcastle Emily Griffith, Newcastle 4-H, 1. sidy Clagg, Newcastle 4-H. Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, 2. (12+)—Cassidy Clagg, Newcastle sidy Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, 1; Con- 4-H, 1. Jr. Puppet—Chance Moore, Sr. - Hand Drawn Map—Wyatt Home Accent Bath—Riley 4-H, 1; Beth Bollinger, Blanchard nor Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Companion Animal Poster (ages Wayne 4-H, 1. Nikodym, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Coffey, Newcastle 4-H, 1; Neva 4-H, 2; Taylor Elliott, Newcastle Self-Determined Exhibit (ages 14+)— Taylor Elliott, Newcastle Jr. Paper Craft—Theresa How- Jr. - GROUP Computer Gener- Howard, Wayne 4-H, 2. 4-H, 3; Connor Morrison, New- 9-13) —Connor Morrison, New- 4-H, 1; Connor Morrison, New- ard, Wayne 4-H, 1; Chance Moore, ated Map—Connor Morrison, Home Accent Storage —Riley castle 4-H, 4. castle 4-H, 1. castle 4-H, 2. Wayne 4-H, 2. Newcastle 4-H, 1. Coffey, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Food or Kitchen Safety Edu- Self-Determined Exhibit Companion Animal Display Seasonal Décor from fabric— cational Poster (15+)—Beth Bol- (ages 14-18)—Beth Bollinger, (ages 9-13)— Neva Howard, Riley Coffey, Newcastle 4-H, 1; linger, Blanchard 4-H, 1; Taylor Blanchard 4-H, 1. Wayne 4-H, 2; Theresa Howard, From page 2A Graci Osborn, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Notebook (ages 9-13)— Cassidy Wayne 4-H, 3. Bags—Beth Bollinger, Other Educational Poster Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Companion Animal Display PJH: Blanchard 4-H, 1. (15+)—Taylor Elliott, Newcastle Bird House Display (ages (ages 14+)—Taylor Elliott, New- Home Accent Storage— Aub- 4-H, 1. 9-13)—Sophia Spurlock, castle 4-H, 1. Seventh Grade Girl of the because he’s so humble and rie Walkup, Washington 4-H, 1; 4-H Personal Development Blanchard 4-H, 1. Companion Animal Photo Story Month is a hard worker. Chance Moore, Wayne 4-H, 2. Poster related to etiquette, Self-Determined Bird project Board (ages 9-13)— Neva Howard, If Avery could go anywhere His dream job is to be a Recycled/Upcycled Furni- character, or inter-generational (ages 14-18)—Brandon Mor- Wayne 4-H, 1; Theresa Howard, ture—Cassidy Clagg, Newcastle relationship—Taylor Elliott, rison, Newcastle 4-H, 1; Thomas Wayne 4-H, 2; Emily Griffith, it would be to Alaska. doctor. 4-H, 1. Newcastle 4-H, 1. Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 2; Beth Newcastle 4-H, 3. Avery’s favorite subject in Zachary’s proudest moment Interior Design Creative Com- Heritage Scrapbook (age 13)— Bollinger, Blanchard 4-H, 3. Companion Animal Photo Story school is pre-algebra. was when he won a baseball ponent - Science—Taylor Elliott, Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Drawing or Diagram (ages Board (ages 14+)— Taylor Elliott, Her favorite type of music championship. Newcastle 4-H, 2. 4-H Electric 9-13)— Cassidy Clagg, Newcastle Newcastle 4-H, 1. is Christian. Taylor Griffin - Eighth Seasonal Décor non fabric— Electronics/Lighting Selection 4-H, 1. Companion Animal Single Photo Her favorite hobby is play- Grade Girl of the Month Lucy Wilson, Purcell 4-H, 1; Poster (ages 12+)—Taylor Elliott, Environmental Stewardship Entry (ages 9-13)— Theresa How- ing the piano and her favorite If Taylor could go anywhere Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Newcastle 4-H, 1. Recycled Item (ages 12-14)— ard, Wayne 4-H, 1; Neva Howard, food is sushi. it would be to Guam. Interior Design Project Port- 4-H Model Rocketry Emily Griffith, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Wayne 4-H, 2; Cassidy Clagg, Her role model is Jesus be- Taylor’s favorite subject in folio—Taylor Elliott, Newcastle Class 1 Jr. Poster—Connor Mor- GROUP Environmental Project Newcastle 4-H, 3; Sophia Spurlock, cause He’s the one she looks school is science. 4-H, 1. rison, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Display (All ages)— Taylor El- Blanchard 4-H, 4; KynsleeSpur- up to. Her favorite song is “Church Babysitting/Child Care Class 2 Jr. Poster— Connor liott, Newcastle 4-H, 1. lock, Blanchard 4-H, 5. Child Care Poster—Connor Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 1. 4-H Crops Companion Animal Single Photo Her dream job or plan after Clap.” Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 1; Class 3 Jr. Poster— Connor Sr. Peanut Information Exhibit — Entry (ages 14+)— Taylor Elliott, high school is to go to Okla- Her favorite hobbies are Gracie Osborn, Newcastle 4-H, 2. Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Taylor Elliott, Newcastle 4-H, 1. Newcastle 4-H, 1; Emily Griffith, homa Baptist University. riding roller coasters, listen- Basic First Aid Kit—Connor Jr. Model Rocket—Cassidy Crops in our lives poster (ages Newcastle 4-H, 2; Cheyenne Avery’s proudest moment ing to music and being crazy Morrison, Newcastle 4-H, 1; Graci Clagg, Newcastle 4-H, 1. 15+) — Taylor Elliott, Newcastle Nikodym, Newcastle 4-H, 3. was when she gave her life at church and her favorite Osborn, Newcastle 4-H, 2. 4-H Wood Science & Industrial 4-H, 1. Other Companion Animal Item to Jesus. foods are ravioli and her Dad’s Food Science and Nutrition Arts Home Gardening (ages 14+)—Taylor Elliott, New- Zachary Idlett - Eighth chicken wings. Three Muffins—Chance Moore, Chest (ages 15+)—Thomas Okra, 6 pods—Aubrie Walkup, castle 4-H, 1. Grade Boy of the Month Her role models are her If Zachary could go any- parents, her grandparents, her where it would be to Sydney, Nana and her sister because Australia. they’re all very loving and Zachary’s favorite subjects support her in everything she in school are science and math. does. He likes all types of music. Her dream job or plan after His favorite hobby is base- high school is to be a mis- ball and his favorite food is sionary. pork chops. Taylor’s proudest moment The His role model is his Dad was shen she was baptized. Purcell BusinessRegister Board

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The following persons have been Joseph L. Childress, trespass after Integris Baptist Medical Cent vs. charged by the State of Oklahoma being forbidden. Jeremy A. McLemore, small claims with traffic or other violations or Rontavious A. Anderson, larceny under $5000. have filed other court actions in Mc- of merchandise from a retailer. Norman Regional Health System Clain County District Court between Felonies vs. Cynthia D. Parsons-Gass, small November 1-7, 2018. Gary E. Maynard, possession of claims under $5000. Traffic firearm after former felony convic- Lakeside Oral Surgery PLLC vs. Tyler J. Ricks, following too tion. Cecily Godwin, small claims over closely. Ishmael I. Walker, unauthorized $5000. Michael D. Lam, violation of use of a vehicle. Norman Regional Health System special permit. Ami M. C. Harmon, burglary, vs. Kyli D. O. Woods, small claims Levi D. Garretson, speeding, second degree. under $5000. 98/75. Shelby D. Maier Sr., escape from Norman Regional Health System Travis L. Turner, no insurance. arrest or detention. vs. Russell Timmons, small claims Gilberto Vasquez, speeding, 87/70. Lisa G. Snowden, harboring a under $5000. Keith A. Clifford, failure to obey fugitive from justice. Norman Regional Health System traffic device. Scott A. Patton, knowingly con- vs. Aaron D. Perkins, small claims Jason T. Rea, overweight - 8001 cealing stolen property. over $5000. to 9000. Small Claims Trista D. Yarnell vs. Samantha T. Alexander V. Guerrero, overweight Tower Loans vs. Adina A. Deere, Schinness, small claims over $5000. on interstate (bridge formula). small claims under $5000. Civil Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Cheyenne S. Delk, speeding, Tower Loans vs. Troy B. Slate, Synchrony Bank vs. Melinda Rit- Security award 85/75. small claims under $5000. ter, civil action $10,000 or less. Stephen M. Eckart, speeding, Tower Loans vs. Gerardo Calde- Citibank NA vs. Michael Switzer, Mary Nkiwadi is surrounded by family after being named Security Employee of the Month at 85/75. ron, small claims under $5000. civil action $10,000 or less. the Lexington Assessment & Correction Center. Flanking them are warden Jeorld Braggs Jr., Dana Smith, speeding, 85/75. Tower Loans vs. Stephanie Midland Funding LLC vs. Richard left, and Col. Everett Shea, chief of security, right. Isidro Ibarra Cabajal, speeding, Bounds, small claims under $5000. L. Hussfeldt, civil action $10,000 85/75. Tower Loans vs. Lisa L. Adams, or less. Norma Galvan, no valid driver’s small claims under $5000. Midland Funding LLC vs. Bill license. McElderry Rentals, LLC vs. Garner, civil action $10,000 or less. Veteran’s Corner SH 9 Bryan L. Stratton, speeding, 85/75. Brooklyn Maine, forcible entry and Discover Bank (Discover Card) Rocquel L. Jefferson, speeding, detainer under $5000. vs. Sylvia R. Tarango, civil action 85/75. Gerald Potter vs. Chase Houghton, $10,000 or less. The Andrus Award for Com- day but was observed Monday, If you are a Veteran or Danny R. White, unsafe lane small claims under $5000. Marriages Filed munity Service honors those however. surviving spouse in need of change. Sean R. Metzger vs. Stonewall Joshua D. Young, 33, and Mandi who embody the spirit of Veterans Corner will be a Food Pantry Box or in need Venugopalreddy Nevuri, operator Apartments of Purcell, small claims R. Combs, 37, both of Moore. AARP founder, Dr. Ethel closed on Thanksgiving Day. of a medical equipment loan, not reasonable and proper. under $5000. Kaleb B. Cunningham, 21, and Percy Andrus and recognizes Whether it’s some of your please contact Jimmy Flow- Jason Beeler, impeding the flow OKC Residential Income LLC vs. Rachel D. Murray, 27, both of Purcell. of traffic. Kristopher P. Sandell, forcible entry Collin G. Black, 24, and Bayleigh outstanding individuals who time, a donation, or a gift of ers at “The Corner” on any Whitney L. Hill, failure to stay and detainer under $5000. N. Triplett, 23, both of Newcastle. are sharing their experience, your special talents, join the Thursday. in lane. LAH Properties vs. Kelly Taylor, Marcus S. Holder, 35, and Jae Lynn talents and skills to enrich the #GivingTuesday movement Veterans Corner is located at Charles N. Ninman, following small claims under $5000. D. Lamkin, 22, both of Purcell. lives of others. celebrated on the Tuesday 3805 SE 44th St., Newcastle, too closely. Jim Bates vs. Amber Harkey, small Divorces Granted Jerry Baxter, treasurer and following Thanksgiving, on OK 73065, about two miles Misdemeanors claims under $5000. James K. Alls vs. Cassie E. Alls. Joseph L. Childress, trespassing Purcell Municipal Hospital vs. Heather N. Ayers vs. Christopher long-time volunteer of Veter- November 27º, by giving to west of Interstate 35, Exit 106, after being forbidden. Lance R. Russell, small claims under M. Ayers. ans Corner, Inc., on State High- the Veterans Corner mission of on the north side of State High- Daniel J. Covington, assault and $5000. Kerry L. Dorman vs. Christopher way 9, was named AARP’s “Veterans Helping Veterans”. way 9 West and is open Monday battery. Integris Ambulatory Care Corp Dorman. most-prestigious volunteer in Please contact Benny Crowe through Thursday weekdays Danny J. Shipman, DUI. vs. Jazmin V. Velez, small claims Randi B. Hickman vs. Matthew Oklahoma for 2018. at (405) 641-2555 or email from 8 a.m. until noon. Amy L. Bussey, DUI. under $5000. D. Hickman. Kristopher C. Shawn, possession Norman Regional Health System Joshua J. Eno vs. Jade L. Eno. The Andrus Award was an- him at [email protected], Veterans Corner is a 501(c)3 of CDS - methamphetamine. vs. Tyler A. Townsend, small claims Mandy F. Barber vs. Canann P. nounced last week. if you would like to become nonprofit organization and all Clayton T. Tisdell, DUI - ag- under $5000. Barber. We appreciate him, and his one of Veterans Corner’s all- gifts are tax deductible. All gravated. Purcell Municipal Hospital vs. Richard T. Pogorelc vs. Patrycja wife, Joan, for their continued volunteer team members. proceeds are used to support Cody R. Laffoon, obstructing an Tyler Williams, small claims under Pogorelc. service with this organization. December 20 will be the veterans and their spouses. officer. $5000. Veterans Corner claims last day of 2018 that Veterans Your donations can be sent writers attended the annual Corner will be open until Janu- to: Veterans Corner, P.O. Box Joint Service Officer Training ary 2 so that all the wonderful 722160, Norman, OK 73070- Seminar (JSOTS) being held volunteers who give their time 8635 or you many call Jerry at the Reed Conference Center year around can spend special Baxter at (405) 387-5070. Do- in Midwest City. time together with their own nations online can be made at Veterans Day falls on Sun- family and friends. www.veteranscorner.net.

Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Employee recognition Non-security employee for November at the Lexington Assessment & Reception Center is Kelly Cardwell, an assistant in human resources. Cardwell accepted the recognition from warden Jeorld Braggs Jr., left. Pictured at right is acting deputy warden Chris Francis.

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LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018-9A Moore Legal Norman Publications Tech Center election No. 1119-November 15-1 Time The Board of Education of BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION the Moore Norman Technology OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA Center School District No. 17 APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORATION OPERATING, LLC RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION (PART OF A MUL- hereby announces that statuto- TIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL) rily qualified individuals inter- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS 12 AND 13, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, ested in running as a candidate RANGE 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA for the Zone 4, Office 4 seat on CAUSE CD NO. 201809486-T NOTICE OF HEARING the Moore Norman Technology TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, PUR- Center School District Board CHASERS AND TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS including Azure Energy, of Education may file to run LTD; Camino Natural Resources, LLC; Hinkle Oil & Gas Inc.; Oil as a candidate for this seat at Producers Inc. of Kansas; Southcreek Petroleum Co. LLC; Toklan Oil and Gas Corporation; Trepco Production Company, Inc.; Tulsa Energy the Cleveland County Election Partners, LLC; and all persons if living or if deceased, their known and Board, located in Norman, unknown successors and all corporations existing, and if dissolved, its Oklahoma, between the hours known and unknown successors and all persons having an interest in of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., December the lands covered hereby, particularly in McClain County, Oklahoma. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant, Native Exploration 3 through December 5, 2018. Operating, LLC has filed an application in this cause requesting the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma to enter an order, to be effective as of the date of the execution thereof or as of a date prior thereto, as Wayne follows: (i) authorizing and permitting an exception to the permitted well location tolerances in the 640-acre horizontal drilling and spac- ing units formed in Sections 12 and 13, Township 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma for the Mississippian, Woodford school and Hunton separate common sources of supply, so as to allow, in part, a well, being a proposed multiunit horizontal well, to be drilled. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant requests that order to issue in Cause CD Nos. 201809488-T and 201809483-T be amended election to permit a well to be drilled and produced at the following location: LOCATION OF WELLBORE (LATERAL) AT SECTION 12 COMPLE- The Board of Education of Extensive damage TION INTERVAL: THE PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE END POINTS Wayne Public School District A pickup and semi-trailer OF THE COMPLETION INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER THAN 0 hereby announces that statuto- FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 2,640 FEET were traveling south on Green FROM THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 330 FEET FROM rily qualified individuals inter- Avenue about 9:40 a.m. THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 4 ested in running as a candidate Monday when they collided. WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA for the #4 seat on the Wayne The pickup’s gooseneck trailer LOCATION OF WELLBORE (LATERAL) AT SECTION 13 COMPLE- Board of Education may file to TION INTERVAL: THE PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE END POINTS was snapped and front end OF THE COMPLETION INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER THAN 0 run as a candidate for this seat heavily damaged. The semi FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 150 FEET at the McClain County Election had a diesel tank ruptured FROM THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 330 FEET FROM Board between the hours of 8 causing a hazmat situation. THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 4 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday, De- WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register (See story page 2A) That the entire length of the lateral will be cemented such that the cember 3, through Wednesday, perforations will be isolated from the beginning and end point of the December 5, 2018. lateral. That order to issue in Cause CD Nos. 201809488-T and 201809483- T will establish 640-acre horizontal drilling and spacing units for the No. 1113-November 15-1 Time Mississippian, Woodford and Hunton common sources of supply un- OPERATOR OFFSET WELL OFFSET LOCATION derlying Sections 12 and 13, Township 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION County, Oklahoma. The Mississippian and Hunton common sources OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA Azure Energy, Ltd. Charles Smith 1 Section 1-9N-4W of supply are conventional reservoirs and for a conventional reservoir APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORATION OPERATING, LLC the completion interval of a horizontal well drilled in a horizontal well RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION AND EXCEPTION Azure Energy, Ltd. Martha Smith 2 Section 2-9N-4W unit shall be located not less than 660 feet from any unit boundary. TO OAC 165:10-3-28 AS TO HORIZONTAL WELL SPACING REQUIRE- The Woodford common source of supply is an unconventional reser- MENTS (PART OF A MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL) Toklan Oil and Gas Griffiths 1-2 Section 2-9N-4W voir and for an unconventional reservoir the completion interval of a LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS 1 AND 12, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, Corporation horizontal well drilled in a horizontal well unit shall be located not less RANGE 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Southcreek Trout 1 Section 7-9N-3W than 165 feet from any north/south unit boundary and not less than CAUSE CD NO. 201809480-T Petroleum Co., LLC 330 feet from any east/west unit boundary. NOTICE OF HEARING The Application in this cause states that there is currently pending TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, PUR- Oil Producers, Inc. Dolese 1 Section 11-9N-4W before the Commission in Cause CD No. 201809485-T an applica- CHASERS AND TAKERS OF OIL AND GAS including Azure Energy, of Kansas tion of Applicant requesting the Commission to approve the multiunit Ltd.; Hinkle Oil & Gas, Inc.; Oil Producers, Inc. of Kansas; Red Rocks horizontal well involved herein and to establish a proper allocation Oil & Gas Operating, LLC; Southcreek Petroleum Co., LLC; Toklan Oil Trepco Production Bond 1-11 Section 11-9N-4W factor for allocating the cost of and the production and proceeds from and Gas Corporation; Trepco Production Company, Inc.; Tulsa Energy Company, Inc. such multiunit horizontal well to each of the units affected thereby. Partners, LLC; and all persons if living or if deceased, their known and Southcreek Frank Dennis et al 1 Section 13-9N-4W The “land sections adjacent to the area within the location exception” unknown successors and all corporations existing, and if dissolved, its Petroleum Co., LLC a/k/a Frank Dennis requested herein in Sections 12 and 13, Township 9 North, Range 4 known and unknown successors and all persons having an interest in No. 1 West, McClain County, Oklahoma in regard to the subsurface loca- the lands covered hereby, particularly in McClain County, Oklahoma. tion tolerance areas described above are Sections 11, 14, 23 and 24, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant, Native Exploration Hinkle Oil & Gas, Dennis 1 Section 13-9N-4W Township 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma. The Operating, LLC has filed an application in this cause requesting the Inc. other “land sections” surrounding Sections 12 and 13, Township 9 Corporation Commission of Oklahoma to enter an order, to be effective North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma are Sections 1 and as of the date of the execution thereof or as of a date prior thereto, Tulsa Energy Deaville 1-14 Section 14-9N-4W 2, Township 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma, as follows: (i) authorizing and permitting an exception to the permit- Partners, LLC Sections 6, 7, 18 and 19, Township 9 North, Range 3 West, Cleveland ted well location tolerances in the 640-acre horizontal drilling and County, Oklahoma. spacing units formed in Sections 1 and 12, Township 9 North, Range Azure Energy, Ltd. Ward 31-A Section 31-10N-3W The following are operators of offset wells producing from the Mis- 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma for the Mississippian, Woodford Azure Energy, Ltd. Ward 31-D Section 31-10N-3W sissippian, Woodford and/or Hunton common sources of supply or a and Hunton separate common sources of supply, so as to allow, in member thereof in Sections 2, 11, 13, 14 and 24, Township 9 North, part, a well, being a proposed multiunit horizontal well, to be drilled. Red Rocks Oil & B&W State 1-36 Section 36-10N-4W Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma, Section 7, Township 9 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant requests that order to Gas Operating, LLC North, Range 3 West, Cleveland County, Oklahoma: issue in Cause CD Nos. 201809477-T and 201809488-T be amended to permit a well to be drilled and produced at the following location: That the Applicant be permitted to drill and produce said well at said OPERATOR OFFSET WELL OFFSET LOCATION LOCATION OF WELLBORE (LATERAL) AT SECTION 12 COMPLE- location for the Mississippian, Woodford and Hunton separate common TION INTERVAL: THE PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE END POINTS Hinkle Oil & Gas Inc. Dennis #1 Section 13-9N-4W sources of supply without any downward allowable adjustments and OF THE COMPLETION INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER THAN 0 designate Applicant or some other party as operator. Southcreek Frank Dennis #1 Section 13-9N-4W FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 2,640 FEET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Azure Energy, Ltd. operates the Petroleum Co. LLC FROM THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 330 FEET FROM Charles Smith No. 1 (Smith #1) well, API #087-00032, located in the THE WEST LINE OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 4 NW/4 NW/4 NW/4 Section 1, Township 9 North, Range 4 West, Mc- Camino Natural Stacey #1-24 Section 24-9N-4W WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Clain County, Oklahoma, which is producing from the Hunton Lime Resources, LLC LOCATION OF WELLBORE (LATERAL) AT SECTION 1 COMPLETION common source of supply. INTERVAL: THE PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE END POINTS OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant intends to drill the Modoc Camino Natural Thomas #2-24 Section 24-9N-4W THE COMPLETION INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER THAN 0 FEET 12-1-0904 1WXH well and Metacomet 12-13-0904 1WXH wells back Resources, LLC FROM THE SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 150 FEET FROM to back, both of which are expected to produce from the Woodford THE NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 330 FEET FROM THE common source of supply which perforated interval will be greater Tulsa Energy Deaville #1-14 Section 14-9N-4W WEST LINE OF SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, Partners than 2,500 feet in depth. MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant believes that its proposed Trepco Production Bond #1-11 Section 11-9N-4W That the entire length of the lateral will be cemented such that the Modoc 12-1-0904 1WXH well may be closer than 600 feet from the Co. Inc perforations will be isolated from the beginning and end point of the Charles Smith No. 1 (Smith #1) well in Section 1, Township 9 North, lateral. Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma. Oil Producers Inc. of Dolese #1 Section 11-9N-4W That order to issue in Cause CD Nos. 201809477-T and 201809488- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant believes that its proposed Kansas T will establish 640-acre horizontal drilling and spacing units for the Modoc 12-1-0904 1WXH well and Metacomet 12-13-0904 1WXH wells Mississippian, Woodford and Hunton common sources of supply un- may be closer than 600 feet from one another in Section 12, Township Toklan Oil & Gas Griffiths #1-2 Section 2-9N-4W derlying Sections 1 and 12, Township 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain Corp 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma. County, Oklahoma. The Mississippian and Hunton common sources NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that OAC 165:10-3-28(c)(2)(B) requires of supply are conventional reservoirs and for a conventional reservoir that a horizontal wellbore from its point of entry and along any part Azure Energy, LTD Martha Smith Section 2-9N-4W the completion interval of a horizontal well drilled in a horizontal well #2-Twin of the lateral shall be located not closer than 600 feet from any other unit shall be located not less than 660 feet from any unit boundary. producible or drilling oil or gas well when drilling to the same common Southcreek Trout #1 Section 7-9N-3W The Woodford common source of supply is an unconventional reser- source of supply that is 2,500 feet or more in depth and Applicant Petroleum Co. LLC voir and for an unconventional reservoir the completion interval of a requests an exception to the horizontal well spacing requirement as horizontal well drilled in a horizontal well unit shall be located not less stated in OAC 165:10-3-28(c)(2)(B). That the Applicant be permitted to drill and produce said well at said than 165 feet from any north/south unit boundary and not less than NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant requests that the Com- location for the Mississippian, Woodford and Hunton separate common 330 feet from any east/west unit boundary. mission enter an order excepting Applicant to the horizontal well sources of supply without any downward allowable adjustments and The Application in this cause states that there is currently pending spacing requirement as stated in OAC 165:10-3-28(c)(2)(B) for the designate Applicant or some other party as operator. before the Commission in Cause CD No. 201809479-T an applica- Modoc 12-1-0904 1WXH well. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before tion of Applicant requesting the Commission to approve the multiunit NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the Cor- horizontal well involved herein and to establish a proper allocation an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the Cor- poration Commission, Eastern Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, Suite factor for allocating the cost of and the production and proceeds from poration Commission, Eastern Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 at 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of December, such multiunit horizontal well to each of the units affected thereby. 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 at 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of December, 2018 and that this Notice be published as required by law and the The “land sections adjacent to the area within the location exception” 2018 and that this Notice be published as required by law and the rules of the Commission. requested herein in Sections 1 and 12, Township 9 North, Range 4 rules of the Commission. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in the event this cause is un- West, McClain County, Oklahoma in regard to the subsurface location NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in the event this cause is un- contested, the Applicant, its representatives, witnesses and other tolerance areas described above are Sections 2 and 11, Township 9 contested, the Applicant, its representatives, witnesses and other proponents of the Applicant may appear and testify by telephone. North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma, Section 36, Township proponents of the Applicant may appear and testify by telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by the person or 10 North, Range 4 West, McClain and Cleveland Counties, Oklahoma The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate and Section 35, Township 10 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, persons requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone shall contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior Oklahoma. The other “land sections” surrounding Sections 1 and by telephone shall contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and provide their name and phone number. 12, Township 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma to the hearing date, and provide their name and phone number. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear are Sections 13 and 14, Township 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear and be heard. For information concerning this action, contact Jeff County, Oklahoma, Section 31, Township 10 North, Range 3 West, and be heard. For information concerning this action, contact Jeff Morris, Rock Creek Land & Energy, 330 NW 10th Street, Oklahoma Cleveland County, Oklahoma and Sections 6, 7 and 18, Township 9 Morris, Rock Creek Land & Energy, 330 NW 10th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, 405/358-6090 or Ron M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, North, Range 3 West, Cleveland County, Oklahoma. City, OK 73103, 405/358-6090 or Ron M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Okla- The following are operators of offset wells producing from the Mis- BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Okla- homa 74119, 918/382-8686. sissippian, Woodford and/or Hunton common sources of supply or a homa 74119, 918/382-8686. CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA member thereof in Section 1, 2, 11 and 13, Township 9 North, Range CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma, Section 7, Township 9 North, DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman J. TODD HIETT, Vice Chairman Range 3 West, Cleveland County, Oklahoma, Section 31, Township J. TODD HIETT, Vice Chairman BOB ANTHONY, Commissioner 10 North, Range 3 West, Cleveland County, Oklahoma and Section BOB ANTHONY, Commissioner DONE AND PERFORMED this 13th day of November, 2018. 36, Township 10 North, Range 4 West, McClain and Cleveland Coun- DONE AND PERFORMED this 13th day of November, 2018. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: ties, Oklahoma: BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary 10A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018 A checklist of campaign promises: Can Stitt fulfill them?

PaulMonies and vocational preparation and administration, we are going Rankings from UnitedHealth JeffRaymond teachers’ greater awareness of to start reforming state gov- Foundation, includes dozens Oklahoma Watch students’ progress. ernment so that it is delivering of measures, such as obesity Oklahoma has a ways to go accountability and transpar- and smoking rates and the Gov.-elect Kevin Stitt ran in academic achievement. Stu- ency for hard-working Okla- number of low-birthweight on a platform of bringing an dents scored below the national homans,” he told the Curbside babies. Because Oklahoma outsider’s perspective to Okla- average in fourth- and eighth- Chronicle. ranked No. 43 in the composite homa government and said he grade reading and math on the Much of the state’s spending, report, improvement in any will draw on his business back- 2017 National Assessment of including payroll and check of the individual measures ground to push the state into top Educational Progress, a widely registers, is already online, but could arguably be considered 10 rankings for education, job used measure of student perfor- it’s scattered and complicated success. growth and other areas. mance across states. to navigate. Any transparency Promise: Make Oklahoma But Stitt will need allies in Stitt faces hard choices: He improvements likely could a Top 10 State in Roads and the Legislature and at key state has spoken out against higher come from executive orders Bridges agencies to make good on those to agency heads and the Office Stitt said he’s been troubled promises. He also needs a team of Management and Enterprise by the state’s infrastructure, in- of experts to advise him on the Services. cluding deferred maintenance • Photos provided inner workings of state govern- Promise: Lower State’s and improvements in roads, Pauls Valley Opry ment during the transition to Nation-Leading Incarcera- bridges and dams. He hasn’t Kensingtyn Curtis will be making her debut performance at the his January 14 inauguration. tion Rate been specific on what areas 2018 Pauls Valley Opry Awards Show Saturday, December 1. Here’s a checklist of some Stitt wants to keep Oklahoma he’d tackle first, or where the The show begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Pauls Valley High School of the promises Stitt made on the path of criminal justice money would come from. But auditorium. during the campaign, based on reform. On the campaign trail, he promised a “comprehensive, statements he made in writing, Stitt said several times he wants long-term infrastructure that debates and interviews, as well to lower the state’s prison provides solutions for our com- as challenges he may face in population and find more front- munity and paves the way for Drovers on the meeting his benchmarks. end help for non-violent drug the high level economic growth Promise: Make Oklahoma offenders. that Oklahoma needs.” a Top 10 State in Education “We need to get them better The Oklahoma Department Chisholm Trail topic Being a top 10 state in educa- taxes and said he would have help early on,” Stitt said in a of Transportation develops tion can mean various things, vetoed the tax bill that funded September debate. “We have eight-year work plans for roads including funding, teacher pay, teacher pay raises this year. to get more rehab and more and bridges and just released of CCGS meeting school facilities and standard- State Superintendent Joy Hof- facilities and drug courts in- its latest plan for 2019 to 2026. ized test scores. meister and education groups stead of these really long, long Those plans get updated The public is invited to hear cattle drives, and Civil War US As a point of clarity, Stitt want a large boost in funding to sentences.” each year to reflect changes a drover’s description of life on Marshals in Indian/Oklahoma said better education outcomes reduce class sizes and improve Voters in 2016 approved in state and federal funds and the Chisholm Train presented Territory. He teaches multiple will help drive the state into academic performance. reclassifying a number of the priorities of state leaders. by the Cleveland County Ge- courses for OU Osher Lifelong the “top 10.” His education Promise: Improve Govern- felonies as misdemeanors. But The plans are approved by the nealogical Society. The speaker Learning Institute, and is a plans emphasize teacher re- ment Efficiency and Save prosecutors and some legisla- eight-member Transportation will discuss his experiences as frequent guest lecturer for the cruitment, fewer mandates Money tors have resisted applying Commission. a drover (cowboy) on cattle University of Oklahoma, nu- and increasing collaboration Stitt wants the Legislature to those changes retroactively and A 2017 report from Trip, a drives along the Chisholm merous schools, and various among K-12 education, career give the governor more power downgrading more offenses. national research group, ranked Trail. civic groups. and technology education and to directly hire and fire agency Even with the changes, the Oklahoma 10th in rural roads The presentation will begin at He is a docent at the Oklaho- higher education. heads. He will come into office state’s prison population is in poor condition and seventh 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, November ma History Center portraying Stitt also wants to simplify with plenty of appointment likely to keep growing. in structurally deficient rural 20, at Norman Central Library, multiple living history charac- the state’s school funding for- power over agencies, boards Promise: Improve Oklaho- bridges. Room A/B. The public is in- ters in addition to working as a mula and give local districts and commissions. ma’s Poor Health Rankings Promise: Make Oklahoma vited and there is no charge. volunteer curator with various additional flexibility under the But the governor’s power to An opponent of Medicaid ex- a Top 10 State in Job Growth Mike Sheriff will don his artifacts at the Oklahoma His- formula. remove agency leaders after pansion, Stitt said he wants to Stitt said his focus on govern- drover’s authentic period at- torical Society. By the 2019-20 school year, their appointment is limited audit the state’s Medicaid sys- ment modernization, education tire as he tells what it was like The Cleveland County Ge- Stitt said he wants to bring to just a few agencies, includ- tem and make it a “trampoline, and other areas should help on the Chisholm Trail back in nealogical Society Library teachers’ average compensa- ing the Department of Human not a hammock.” There are propel job growth in the state. the 1870s. is located in Norman, and is tion to the highest in the region. Services and, beginning in more than 796,000 people in Oklahoma’s job market has As he discusses cattle drives open to the public Tuesdays He also wants the state to 2019, the Oklahoma State the state’s SoonerCare system, recovered from the problems and why they took place, he and Thursdays from 1-5 p.m., provide up to $5,000 in match- Department of Health. Other with children making up two- it encountered in 2014 and will also debunk some histori- or on Saturday by appointment. ing funds for signing bonuses agencies continue to hire, thirds of them, the agency’s 2015 when lower energy prices cal myths that are commonly For further information about for new, certified teachers or and sometimes fire, agency latest enrollment figures show. depressed the state’s economy believed. the Mike Sheriff’s presentation, teachers returning to the class- heads through their govern- Stitt said he wants to expand and caused the loss of thou- Mike is an avid historian, and or about CCGS events or activi- room after a two-year hiatus. ing boards. Any change in this telemedicine to help rural sands of jobs in the energy is recognized as an authority on ties, please call (405) 701-2100. He has not identified a fund- area would need legislative health care. He also wants sector as well as contributing to ing source or cost estimate for approval. to work with the state’s new significant revenue shortfalls either of the policies. He would Stitt also said he wants to insurance commissioner, Glen for the state budget. Oh,Oh, the the things things you you KeepKeep informed informed Oh,Oh, the the things things you you will will learn learn when when you you read read need legislative approval for increase transparency for tax- Mulready, to explore state com- The latest unemployment willwill learn learn when when you you read read aboutabout what’s what’s KeepKeep informed informed the appropriation. payers by putting details of pacts to sell health insurance numbers showed the state had goinggoing on on aboutabout what’s what’s Oklahoma ranks third in state spending online, includ- across state lines. an unemployment rate of 3.5 in inyour your goinggoing on on in inyour your the region in average teacher ing updating the state’s “online Any big changes to the state’s percent in September, below communitycommunity communitycommunity compensation, including the checkbook” system. That is Medicaid program would the national rate of 3.7 percent. 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NOTICES.NOTICES. vow is not to make the state Services. toward Medicaid reforms but is In the past year, Oklahoma first in per-pupil funding, only Taking a page from his busi- not a rubber stamp; regulators has added 34,000 jobs, a regional teacher salaries. ness experience, Stitt said he denied Oklahoma’s request growth rate of 2 percent from His plan addresses test scores wants agency leaders to pro- to continue using Medicaid September 2017. Compared indirectly, beyond vows to vide performance metrics to dollars to supplement doctors’ to other states, Oklahoma “reform the testing process.” track the efficient delivery of pay at the state’s two medical tied with California for 15th Test score improvements government services. schools. place among the states for job would come through career “On the first day of a Stitt In addition, the Legislature growth. 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Dianne Rose-Johnson Dianne Rose-Johnson, 61, of Norman, formerly of Purcell, Emma Ileen States Wendell Delano Little died Nov. 11, 2018 at Broadway Liviang Center in Lexington. Emma Ileen Powders-Gay-States, passed away Nov. 9, Funeral services for Wendell Delano Little, 84, of Purcell Arrangements were under the direction of the Wilson-Little 2018 in Lanham, MD. She was born February 4, 1926, in were held Monday, November 12, 2018 at the Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. Salt Springs community, Woodward County, Okla. Lived Funeral Home Chapel. Interment was at Hillside Cemetery She was born Aug. 23, 1957, the third child and the older of in and around there and in the Ellendale community until in Purcell under the direction of the Wilson-Little Funeral twins of Carl Melvin Rose and Pearl Katherine (Wellinghoff) spring of 1938, then went with parents to Sheridan, Ark. Home in Purcell. Rose. She came back to Oklahoma in Fall of 1940. Started Mr. Little passed away Wednesday, No- Survivors include her son, Cory Herell and wife, Jamie, of working at the Telephone Company in Woodward, Okla., vember 7, 2018. McKinney, Texas; one granddaughter; twin brother, Dennis in the fall of 1943, until 1944. Then went back to Free- Wendell Delano Little was born March Rose and wife, Julie, of Oklahoma City and two sisters, Carol dom, Okla., married John W. Gay on April 14, 1946. 12, 1934 in Mansfield, Arkansas, the baby Herron and husband, Jerry, of Noble and Patty Beaver and Four children were born to this union. The family lived in boy and one of 12 children born to Ivy husband, Melvin, of Purcell. Oklahoma, Kansas, Illinois, and moved to Purcell, Okla., and Lucy (Livingston) Little. The Littles Per Ms. Rose-Johnson’s request, there will be no services. Me- in September, 1958. Emma lived there until 1978, when settled in Heavener, Okla., where Wendell morial donations in her memory can be made to the American she retired from the GTE. attended school. While in the seventh grade, Cancer Society. She married Edward T. States in September 1978, and Wendell met a young lady that would change his life forever. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. moved to Alva, Okla. The couple lived there until July 1983, On a bus trip to a state band trip, Wendell answered a dare when they moved to Washington, Okla. Emma moved to to sit by Miss Betty Jo Thornton, a majorette in the band. Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Norman, Okla., to reside with her son from January 2005 He accepted, and never stopped asking her for dates. until October 2010, when she then moved to the Wyndham Wendell graduated from Heavener High School in Place Senior Apartments, also in Norman, Okla. Emma 1953 and then attended the Southwestern State College in moved to Bowie, MD to live with her granddaughter and Weatherford. While in school there, he answered the call to her husband in May 2016. serve, and just like his seven brothers, he served his country Casey Dee Jones She is survived by one daughter, Bevenda Birchfield; one proudly. Wendell joined the United States Air Force, train- Casey Dee Jones of Lindsay was born on January 19, 1987 stepdaughter, Joretta (Bill) Johnson; two daughters-in-law, ing in radio and radar. in Norman, Oklahoma to Bruce Jones and D’Lisa (Hughes) Saundra Gay and Karen Gay; 12 grandchildren, Robin On March 4, 1956, Wendell and Betty were married at Cox and passed from this life on Monday, November 5, (Alec) Burgess, Marcus Smith, Bradford (Toni) Gay, Pat- the First Methodist Church in Heavener. Not too long after, 2018 at the age of 31 years. rick (Jennifer) Gay, Robert Gay, Rhys (Neely) Gay, Laura Wendell was shipped out for an 18-month tour in France. Casey lived in Lindsay all of her life, Gay, Emily States, Chealsey States, Dakota States, Austin After returning, Wendell and Betty made their home in graduating from Lindsay High School in States, and Seth (Emily) States; five step-grand-children, Oklahoma City and Wendell began taking classes at the 2005. She worked for her dad at Bruce Jones Amber (Steve) Whitt, Elizabeth (Michael Sr.) Lawson, University of Oklahoma. But once again, the call to serve Oilfield Services and at Teran’s Mexican Lorie Johnson, Rickie Butler, and Christie Butler; several began tugging at Wendell’s heart, and he decided to follow Restaurant, both of Lindsay. great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandsons and a his dreams and attend mortuary school. She was a fun loving and loyal friend who great-great-granddaughter. They first lived in Heavener where he served his appren- had your back no matter what! She was the She was preceded in death by her father, Herman Pow- tice, and Wendell completed his course work at the Dallas fun person wherever she was. Casey loved ders; mother, Beulah Powders; step-father, Paul Service; Institute of Mortuary Science. Wendell and Betty moved being an Aunt to Bodee and Chipper. You brothers, Virdin Powders and Alva (Bud) Powders; sisters, to Stigler in 1960, and Wendell was employed by Mallory would have thought she was the kid instead of them. Ova Geerdes, Sylvia Rafferty, Lurabell Johnson and Lor- Funeral Home. It was here that they added baby girl Wen- She loved playing golf and played in many tournaments retta Sample; husbands, John Gay and Edward States; sons, delyn in 1961 and a son, Kevin in 1963. Followed by short wherever she could. She loved the Sooners and her Dad Calvin Gay and Bryan Gay; daughter, Wynell Hill; and stints in Poteau and Magnolia, Ark., and in Norman, the thinks it was rebellion, but she never admitted to it. Casey step-son, Ben States. Littles settled in Purcell. also loved singing Karaoke, but most of all living life to the Emma loved to go dancing with Ed and their friends Wendell and Betty purchased the Conner-Sparlin Funeral fullest. She had so many friends that loved her like family from Washington, almost as much as she loved watching Home, and in 1977, Little’s Funeral Home was established. and she never met a stranger. Casey will be greatly missed by baseball and working on her word books. From meeting Wendell worked hard serving Purcell and the surrounding her friends and most of all by her family and of course, Tank. Charles Lindbergh in the back pasture as a child to being communities. He served with kindness and compassion, She is survived by her parents, Bruce and Brenda Jones in New York City at Christmas and seeing the tree and and he blessed many families generationally. In the late of Maysville and D’Lisa and Claud Cox of Costa Rica; riding a carriage through Central Park at 80, she had a full 1980s, Wendell oversaw the completion of a new chapel, siblings, Wendi Duke of Purcell and Justin and Jaycie Jones life and was dearly loved. it still stands today, serving families in their time of need. of Maysville; nephews, Bodee Duke and Chipper Jones; No services are scheduled at this time. In 1993, Wendell and Betty welcomed Tim and Gale grandmother, Merlene Jones of Bradley; aunts, Dawna Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Wilson to Little’s Funeral Home, and in 1995, they retired Foster of Missouri and Lori and Greg Hunter of Purcell; Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 from the business. Although retired, Wendell remained ac- Uncle Brady and LaNinna Jones of Lindsay; cousins, Jordan tive in the community. He was a longtime member of the Lukens, Josh and Tess Lukens of Norman, Shaelyn, Scott, Purcell Rotary Club and active in the Oklahoma Funeral and Shane Jones of Lindsay; and a host of great aunts, uncles, Director Association. He worked a little here and there for and lots of cousins. Millsap Electric and later for Havenbrook Funeral Home Casey was preceded in death by her grandparents, “Pa” in Norman. He was a longtime and faithful member of the Donald Jones, Grandma Rae and Papa David Hughes. Suzanne Webster Suzanne Webster of Maysville was born on December 29, Trinity United Methodist Church and remained active in Funeral services to celebrate Casey’s life were held Thurs- 1929 in Casablanca, French Morroco to Joseph and Etoile various church activities and functions. day, November 8, 2018 at the First Baptist Church, Lindsay, Benyáir. She passed from this life on Sunday, November Wendell was an avid sports fan. He loved catching a good Oklahoma with Bro. Gene Sanders and Chaplain Michael 11, 2018 in her home at the age of 88 years. baseball game, and never missed an opportunity to see his Mantooth officiating. Burial was in the Bradley Cemetery Suzanne grew up in Casablanca where beloved Cardinals play. Those who know him accept that under the direction of John W. Williams of Winans Funeral she met Robert Earl Webster and they he has been a diehard Sooner fan, and he wore his colors Home. were married there on March 6, 1946. proudly. Wendell could be stern and a little ornery, but his Words of comfort may be sent to the family at www. They loved dancing during his time in the heart was true and his intentions pure. winansfuneralhome.com. military service. Life had changed dramatically the last couple of years for She came to America at the age of 16 Wendell as his health began to fail. He so longed to be back years and her first memory was seeing the in his own home and to have the independence he was used Statue of Liberty. She then boarded a train to, and it hurt him to not be able to care for Betty. Rest Evelyn Ruth Losher and traveled to Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. well faithful servant. A private burial was held for Evelyn Ruth Losher at the Oak Suzanne was so proud of her citizenship of the United States He was preceded in death by his parents, Ivy and Lucy Lawn Memorial Gardens in Olathe, Kan. of America. She was a devoted homemaker who was an Little; three sisters, Eula Mae Little, Delora Akin and Jane Mrs. Losher died Oct. 30, 2018 at the Journey Home in excellent baker, cook, and in her younger days, a seamstress. Kaufman and six brothers, Herman, Neal, Bob, John, Bartlesville, Okla. She enjoyed fishing and camping. Suzanne will be greatly Charles and Bill. She was born Aug. 3, 1940 in Purcell, Okla., the first of four missed by her family and friends. Wendell is survived by his best friend and life partner, Betty children of Lawson T. Harrison and Dorothy J. (Hine) Harrison. Her survivors include her son, Danny Webster and wife, Jo Little; daughter, Wendelyn Little DeMoss of Edmond; son, Survivors include her sons, Kelley Losher of Lee’s Summit, Sandy, of Maysville; daughters, Martha Selman of Maysville Kevin Little of Happy Valley, Ore.; sister, Iva Lou Scrivner Mo., and Kirk Losher and wife, Kelly, of Bartlesville; sisters, and Denise Forkner and husband, Joe Frank, of Maysville; of Granbury, Texas; brother, Oren Little of Norman, Okla.; Anna Harrison and wife, Elizabeth of Scapoose, Ore., and brother, Daniel Benyáir of Houlon, Israel and a sister, Gigi seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren and a host Carolyn Harrison of Purcell and a brother, Tom Harrison and Benichow of Loude, Israel; grandchildren, Michelle Mor- of other family and friends. wife, Jackie, of Purcell. phew, Shea Webster, and Ricky Cooper; great-grandchildren, In lieu of flowers the family requests gifts to the Trinity In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to The Journey Brittany Morphew, Blaine Cooper, Dillan Morphew, Jancy United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 211 N. 2nd, Home, 900 Washington Blvd., Bartlesville, OK 74006. Cooper, Rowdy Cooper, Tayia Cooper and Ricky Dale Purcell, OK 73080. Cooper; and great-great-grandchildren, Tommy Nelson Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Cooper, Hayden Cooper, Lilly Clark and Hazely Mitchell. Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Adlee Mae Wingate Suzanne was preceded in death by her parents, Joseph and Adlee Mae Wingate was born on Thursday, November 8, Etoile Benyáir; husband, Robert Earl Webster; a grandson, 2018 in Norman, Oklahoma to Jerrod Wingate and Hailee Dustin Webster; brother, Maurice Benyáir; and a sister, (Deaton) Wingate and passed from this life on Saturday, Jacklyn Benyáir. Visit us at: November 10, 2018 in Norman. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, November Adlee Mae blessed us with her presence for two days. She 16, 2018 at the First United Methodist Church, Maysville, was cherished and loved by all of her family. She was a pre- Okla., with the Rev. Ken Murray and Bro. Eddie Wollen- cious jewel whom everyone had looked forward to holding berg officiating. Burial will be in the Maysville Cemetery purcellregister.com and kissing. Even though this sweet angel was here for only under the direction of John W. Williams of Winans Funeral a very short time, she touched the hearts of all who saw her. Home, Maysville, Okla. Adlee Mae will be so dearly missed by her family. Words of comfort may be sent to the family at www. Her parents are Jerrod and Hailee Wingate of Purcell; winansfuneralhome.com. grandparents, Joe and Stacey Deaton of Purcell, Jennifer Mead and Shawn of Purcell and Kevin Wingate and Tammy Smith of Purcell; great-grandparents, Mike and Rita Bussard of Maysville, Helen Wingate of Ada and Howell Pendleton and Linda of Purcell; aunts, Kyla Deaton, Jaci Deaton, Caitlin Russell and Jessica Russell and many other relatives. 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Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Company: Northbrook, IL. © 2009 Allstate Insurance Company THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018-13A Business ties may complicate transition for new Oklahoma Governor Stitt PaulMonies certain threshold have to be Oklahoma Watch commissions and some agency early 1993. heads and sign or veto legis- Outgoing Gov. Mary Fal- disclosed. The state disclosure form is less detailed than those For the first time in a gen- lation, some of which could lin was elected in 2010 and used for positions and congres- eration, Oklahoma’s incoming have dramatic effects on his came from a seat in Con- sional office and doesn’t require governor won’t be coming into business\ interests. gress. But she faced questions assets to be disclosed. office directly from another Stitt, a Tulsa businessman about her husband’s work • Photo provided In July, Oklahoma Watch re- elected office, meaning Gov.- who founded Gateway Mort- as a workers’ compensation quested financial informa- Math Hall of Fame elect Kevin Stitt could have to gage Group in 2000, defeated attorney. Fallin sought an at- tion and tax returns from all separate himself from business Democrat Drew Edmondson torney general’s opinion and Congratulations to Colt McGee, Taelyn Ringwald and Adelyn candidates for statewide office and financial arrangements and Libertarian Chris Powell in advice from the state Ethics Morris for mastering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and Unlike his two opponents in before taking office. the November Commission, both division math facts with 100 percent accuracy on their timed the gubernatorial race, Stitt de- The separation – a kind of 6 election. of which cleared tests. They have qualified for the Wayne Elementary Math Hall clined to release any financial divestiture, which typically F o r m e r Wade Christensen of Fame. details or returns. refers only to the sell-off of Gov. Frank to keep practicing Unique Questions business assets or holdings – Keating, who in that area. Stitt could have a compli- doesn’t have any defined steps was elected to H o w e v e r , cated road to divestiture. He has and is not specifically required the first of two he voluntarily Purcell Senior Citizens grown Jenks-based Gateway under state ethics rules. terms in 1994, agreed in 2014 By Fredda Perry Mortgage Group to more than But ethics laws apply when was the last not to take cases 1,200 employees with opera- Well, it happened. We got our first snow. It did not stick much candidates and spouses’ invest- governor who before the new tions in 40 states. but the cold wind did blow. According to the weatherman, we ments, business relationships came from Workers Com- Oklahoma has not had a gov- have lots of days to look forward to with some cold weather. and ownership of companies private life – pensation Com- ernor who has come directly Our daily number is holding and we are so glad. We have pose potential conflicts of inter- working only mission, formed from owning and running a been having a good number for lunch. We had a birthday girl est in which the officeholder or in the private under a key policy company of Gateway’s size. on Tuesday. Sandy Akerman celebrated her birthday with ice family members would benefit sector – im- change pursued by One of the closest examples cream and cupcakes. All the seniors enjoyed her party. personally from official acts or mediately before he won office. Fallin and Republican legisla- is former Gov. Robert S. Kerr, The seniors are having their Christmas Bazaar Saturday, decisions. Even then, Keating had been an tors. who came from a thriving December 1. If you are a crafter or do something that can be Even the appearance of a FBI agent, state lawmaker and Stitt will have to file a per- oil and gas company, which sold at the bazaar and you are interested in having a booth, call conflict could raise political an associate attorney general sonal financial disclosure later became the Kerr-McGee Fredda at 527-5070. issues. And divestment can be in the Reagan administration statement with the state Ethics Corp., to win the governorship Remember, if you are planning to eat with the seniors, it is a gray area, with debate arising before a brief stint in private Commission within 30 days of necessary to call and make a reservation by 8 a.m. that day or over the degree of separation. life. He was deputy secretary taking office on January 14. the afternoon before. The cooks need to be able to get a correct As governor, Stitt will have for the Department of Housing All material sources of income Stitt count for lunch. Call Evelyn or John at 527-9462. the authority to appoint boards, and Urban Development until or ownership stakes above a Please see , page 13B The senior garage sale for this week will be Thursday, No- vember 15, and Friday, November 16. It will start at 8 a.m. and last until 3 p.m. Come by and check out the items in the garage Sewin’ the line sale building. We have had some really nice donations the past Volunteers from Union Hill three weeks. If you need Christmas decor, come by and check Baptist Church assisted the the goods. There are some really nice Christmas things. McClain County OHCE in Thursday is bingo day every week. Bingo starts promptly at 10 making 32 sling bags for a.m. Everyone needs to be in their chair at 10 a.m. so the games McClain County Operation can begin on time. Everyone is a winner before we are finished. Christmas. Pictured are Joyce If you know someone who needs help with their noon meal Cornforth, Mary Rinehart, at their home, call the Delta Nutrition Center at 527-9462 and Melba Cash, Phyllis Horn, Sue ask for John, the site manager. Rhoades and Sue McAllister. If you need a place for a special celebration, birthday party, Other workers were Phyllis family reunion or any type of class, check out the senior center. Linker and Lois Stevenson. Call the center at 527-5070 and ask for Fredda or Hester. Donations may be dropped Menu for the week of November 19-23: off at The Purcell Register, Monday—Cheeseburger on bun, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, Walgreens and Purcell Public baked beans, potato salad, krispie treats. Library. Monetary donations Tuesday—Baked chicken, creamed potatoes, peas and carrots, may be sent to Operation hot rolls, margarine, cherry gelatin with topping. Christmas Chairman Darrel Wednesday—Egg casserole, tomato spoon relish, hash browns, Ford, P.O. Box 756, Purcell, biscuit or cinnamon rolls, margarine, pineapple. Okla., 73080. More willing Thursday—Closed for Thanksgiving. hands are needed to help sort Friday—Closed for Thanksgiving. food and toys. If interested, Thought for the Week: This is the time for each of us to be call Peggy Christian at (405) thankful for what we have and especially our families. Family 990-4001 or email jacpjc@ • Photo provided is where life begins and love never ends. windstream.net.

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In its 12th year this display is funded by donations and hosted by local volunteer groups nightly. | Follow us on for up to date information. 14A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018 From page 1A From page 1A Hair: Neighbor: like me.’” game. tend the 10:45 a.m. baptism up anything you ask me to.” wheat. We would graze cattle my parents when my dad passed Kelly and Hill took a picture “He (Kelly) came up and at the church. Two years after marrying, and then harvest it for grain. away in 2000,” Jaynie said. “It and the budding friendship hugged Caden like he’s known The only people that knew the Dowdles became farming My job was driving the grain is all grass and we run cattle started to grow. him for ever,” Melissa said. were Melissa, Curtis and their and ranching partners with her truck in and unloading grain.” there with them.” This year at the meet and “He gave him a game glove pastor Rusty Canoy. father-in-law and purchased Chapters of this hand-in- Mindy and husband Justin greet Caden again took up and two wrist bands.” After the baptism Caleb and 350 acres where Greg had lived hand walk with agriculture Hewett and their three sons with his OU Football buddy It really doesn’t get much Caden hugged it out. Melissa all his life. They moved into continued to write themselves. live on 50 acres that Jaynie and and was even interviewed by better than that for an avid said Kelly sat in front of them the house where he grew up, In 1996, they rented a 200- Greg own a mile down the road an OU campus person. football fan and first grader. and during service he kept slowly made it their own, and acre farm north of Washington, from their place. When young Hill put out “They talked about foot- looking back at Caden. still live there today. where they planted alfalfa. In addition to her other on that Caleb was his favorite ball that night,” Melissa Hill They had a long visit after “We hauled our own hay and “The landlord had never and off-farm activities, Jaynie player, Kelly’s mom said, “I recalled. the service, too. hired hands to help us,” she planted hay and wanted us to teaches a first and second grade don’t know who this kid is but On October 24 Caden went Rev. Canoy even said that said. “My job was to drive the help him learn,” she said. “The Sunday School class at Union he has my heart.” to his parents and told them not everyone has an OU Foot- truck. We had a pop-up loader rows were a mile long. It would Hill Baptist Church and she Kelly told the Hills when he had accepted Jesus into his ball player in their cheering we hooked to the side and I take us a week to cut the hay has a quilting business – Farm they came up for a game to heart and wanted get baptized. section. would drive as they hauled and bale the hay and get it up. Fresh Quilting designs – with let him know. “He wanted to tell Caleb be- “You hear so many horrible the hay.” That was truly a family affair.” her daughters. Sure enough Caden was cause he knew he was involved stories about college athletes By the time their first daugh- Jaynie had come to learn Who knew that “others duties ticketed to attend OU’s very with the Fellowship of Chris- but you hardly ever hear the ter, Brooke, was born in 1980, agriculture, not only hands on, as assigned” in this life would first game this season when tian Athletes and witnessed to good stories,” Melissa said. they were raising baby calves but hearts on. She loved and include bouncing back from the Sooners hosted Florida people,” Melissa said. This is definitely one of and that’s how they bought respected it and the people of a large tornado and a historic Atlantic. So she reached out to the those good ones. their first car. the industry, as well. drought. Kelly told the Hills to meet linebacker. “After a hard game on his “We continued to raise baby So, in 1998, she had the op- Jaynie recalls May 24, 2011 him on the sideline after the Kelly’s response was heart- day off for him to come to a calves buying them from local portunity as a female farmer to when a devastating EF-4 tor- warming. baptism of a six-year-old who dairies, and, growing our herd,” be the minority advisor on the nado hit their farm. “Wow, I’m honored he felt loves football, him and God, she said. “Our second daughter McClain County Committee A report by the National We appreciate your business! the need to share that with it was heart-warming.” Mindy, was born in 1982. Two at the Farm Service Agency Weather Service, Norman me,” Kelly said in a text mes- “After the baptism Caden weeks after she was born we in Purcell. Forecast office, said, “It should sage to Melissa. “God bless kept telling me ‘he’s my took the girls with us to haul One day at a meeting Mike be noted that this tornado had & him and congratulations. That brother. We are brothers in hay. I put them both in the seat Leverett , the county executive estimated winds up to 200 mph is so amazing. I’m excited he Christ’,” Melissa said. with me. They slept, while Greg director, was saying how busy at times, falling just short of the is my brother in Christ.” Caleb Kelly is doing much, and I hauled hay all night.” they were and needed some damage indicator for an EF-5 J J So the Hills told Kelly when much more than simply play- They continued to farm with temporary help. tornado.” the baptism was to be and he ing football at The University their daughters by their side, “I said, ‘I could come and The Dowdles lost three barns, was invited if he could make it. of Oklahoma. and Brooke learned to drive help,’ and the next day I went the roofs of their shop, a dairy Cleaners “Late Saturday night after He is helping to mold young a hay truck when she was 7 to work as a temporary em- barn, miles of fence and their 501 S. Green • Purcell the OSU game Caleb let us people’s lives in a good and years old. ployee,” she said. “I became a home sustained damaged that know he would be able to at- positive way. “Greg would put the truck in permanent employee in 2000, was later repaired. 405-527-9119 low gear and she would steer,” and this October was my 18th “That was a trying time for Jaynie said. “They learned to year to work for the Farm Ser- us,” she said. “That same year CUSTOMER APPRECIATION! drive tractors and helped us vice Agency. in the fall we had to make the Purcell City Lake Trails Project do all the chores on the farm.” “This job has truly been a hard decision of selling our & In 1990, Greg’s dad bought a blessing for us. The steady cattle due to drought. We had Phase II 120-acre farm north of Wash- income and the insurance are no hay, no water and no pasture. 10% OFF ington. The day he made the two things that we never had. I We felt defeated. We missed JSweatersJ deal he drove over to tell Jaynie enjoy working with the farmers our cows so much. They were Coupon good for sweaters. Coupon must Public Hearing accompany incoming order. Charge customers and Greg. and I can relate to the problems part of our daily lives. We had mustCleaners bring coupon in with item. December 10th, 2018 6:00pm “That farm was a lot of they encounter with the weather to work hard to build our herd Expires: November 24, 2018 Purcell Multi-Purpose Center work,” she said. “It was all and other issues they encounter and now we had to sell them.” cropland and we planted alfalfa on the farm.” Time passed and the skies on it. The first year it froze on Today, the Dowdles own mercifully yielded rains once The Purcell Parks & Rec Advisory Board will be hosting a public hearing regarding a grant application for adding on to the Purcell Lake walking trail. October 31 and the alfalfa froze and operate 762 acres of land. again. out. That was a tough year. “ Jaynie still helps out on their “We began to buy cattle They planted alfalfa the next place as needed. back after a couple of years,”  This grant project would continue the foot/biking/mountain biking trailound ar the entirety of Purcell Lake. year and it grew quite well. That love for agriculture has she said. “Now we run about  This grant is administered by the Federal Highway Administration to the Federal Trails “We bought a mid-size baler made its way to the follow- 40 mama cows and calves and Program which is then distributed by the Oklahoma Department of Tourism 2805 N. 9TH, PURCELL  This grant application is for the second phase of the Trails project. that year,” she said. “We could ing generations. Brooke and are glad to back in the cow  The grant would pay 80% of the cost, and the city would pay 20% of the cost. handle more hay with less peo- husband Richard Walkup, and business.” 405-527-6484  There will be no tax increase to fund the project. PATRIOTFORD.COM ple. Our girls would stack the their three daughters, live on Who knows what “other du-  The trail would be 10’ wide, matching the width of the walking trail upgrade plans from Phase I. hay bales in the field and load 225 acres that the Dowdles own ties” life will bring, but Jaynie Pre-Owned  Phase II would extend from Chandler Park eastward towards the volleyball courts. It the trucks and trailers. Our life south of Washington. is certain that, “Farming is hard would then turn north following the road north and following the Purcell Lake dam, then turning west along the cemetery to the north boat ramp. was so busy. We also harvested “We inherited this land from work, but it is good work.” 2014 Ford Fusion  Engineers have been consulted to begin drawing up an estimate of the overall trail and SE, 1-Owner each of its phases. From page 1A  The City of Purcell has already had the grant application for Phase I of the walking trail approved which will begin in 2019. $12,900  This grant request is due January 31st, 2019 Military:  We would like to receive letters from the community. The letters should say why people 2009 Ford Expedition do / do not want the trail, and how the trail will impact the city. In fact, Schwab said, the “Happiness is defined by self the right thing when nobody is Letters can be emailed to , mailed to Lake Trail Project 230 W. Main Purcell, OK 73080 You may also drop DVDs, Eddie Bauer off letters in person at City Hall or the Parks Department at the Multipurpose Center only places where he was ever ... and it has to be pursued,” looking.” thanked for his military service he said. “The system does not The military also teaches was Texas and Oklahoma. promise equal outcomes. You honesty and skills. $14,500 Former President Ronald play the hand God gave you. “It’s important we follow the Reagan said freedom is “one “Social justice is a term I Constitution,” Schwab told the 2013 Cadillac CTS generation from extinction.” don’t understand. Fair, I don’t assembly. Leather, Loaded The line holding that extinc- think it’s in God’s vocabulary.” For young people wanting to tion at bay is the military. There are benefits to military learn more about the military’s $18,900 “All veterans answered the service that aren’t found else- role in times of war, Schwab call in various ways,” he said. where, he said. shared a short list of films he 2013 Ford Mustang “We all served.” These include “learning recommends they watch. 1-Owner, V-6 OPENING And shared as a common yourself.” Those include “The Rebel,” 420 S. Green Ave. • Purcell bond a belief in “something “You don’t realize what you American Revolution; “Get- Monday, $15,815 Sharon’s Thrift Store is a second hand November 19 bigger than ourselves.” are capable of until you are put tysburg” and “Glory,” Civil store and ministry of Landmark Church! Call it God, country, family under stress,” he said. War; “The Thin Red Line,” 2013 Hyundai Azera and the American way of life. There’s also integrity, which “Windtalkers” and “Saving Nav, Roof, Leather We are offering quality products at a fair price. Quoting the Declaration of former Oklahoma Congress- Private Ryan,” World War II; WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Independence, Schwab zeroed man and standout University “Pork Chop Hill,” Korean Con- $12,771 in on the phrase “pursuit of of Oklahoma football player flict; “Full Metal Jacket” and happiness.” J.C. 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The Purcell Register B Thursday • November 15, 2018 purcellregister.com Sports SECTION Wayne Coalgate Greg Gaston ends double g images Off the advances edge Lex’s Trevor Stuever (2) Travel to Tonkawa Friday night picks up a nice JohnDennyMontgomery block from Warrior season The Purcell Register “They have good receiv- lineman Justin ers,” Sharp said. “They have S i m m o n s ( 5 5 ) ToddNewville Wayne defeated Central a couple of tall guys who can Friday night during The Purcell Register Sallisaw 18-13 last Friday run and a couple smaller guys. Washington’s 49-7 They have a good mix.” win over Lindsay. night and advanced to the Coalgate’s Wildcats The Buccaneers run a shot- Stuever ran the ball second round of the Class A eliminated Lexington gun spread and have a 15 times for 237 State Playoffs. from the State Class physical running back yards. They’ll meet 2A Playoffs last Friday, who “will pound the No. 8 ranked 57-31. you,” according to Tonkawa Buc- Despite the loss, Lex- Sharp. caneers (10-1) ington Head Coach Dale Tonkawa won this Friday. Berglan said his team held Class A District “They have a their heads high for a great quarterback (Bray- A-5 this season Warriors to showing this year. with a perfect 7-0 don Hampton ) who “You can say a lot of record. will probably be the best things about our season,” “It is going to be a challenge we’ve faced,” said Wayne Berglan said, “but one but our defense will show up,” Head Coach Brandon Sharp. Holland Hall thing for sure is you can- Sharp said. “He is really talented.” not say we were boring Defensively the Bucca- Sharp said Tonkawa runs Top 10 teams meet after convincing first round wins to watch. neers primarily run a four- more than they throw but have “Friday night was an- a more-than-adequate pass- John D. Montgomery other example of the ing game, utilizing multiple The Purcell Register stake it’ll be a fun game.” Playoffs with their 49-7 Wayne Bulldogs giving every- wide receivers. Please see , page 2B The Dutchmen run a thumping of the Lindsay thing they had against a Washington’s 49-7 vic- spread offense and have a Leopards. tremendous opponent.” tory over Lindsay in the first quarterback with a trigger “That was probably the round of the State Playoffs finger. best game we’ve played all sets up a battle of two top “They are a team looking year,” Beller said. 10 Class 2A teams. to throw and they throw Washington amassed 545 Friday night was Dragons ousted The Warriors, ranked No. extremely well.” yards of offense. another example 7 by The Oklahoman, will Quarterback Toby Clark Stuever ran the ball 15 travel to Tulsa to face No. is a dual threat that Beller times for 237 yards and of the Bulldogs Loss at Kingfisher ends playoffs 8 Holland Hall. rates right up there with had an 80 yard run called giving everything John D. Montgomery The Dutchmen have an Lexington’s Toby Prevost back. He scored on runs of they had against The Purcell Register said. “All of those guys and Millwood’s Daniel 94, two and 42 yards. played well.” Howard. His first touchdown pass a t r e m e n d o u s Purcell closed out the 2018 Scott said his club next year “Their quarterback and was a 54-yarder to Luke opponent season at Kingfisher last Fri- will miss Jake Berrey and receiver are their spark Hendrix. He also found day night. Garrett Galyean at outside These are the plugs,” Beller continued. Nathan Ladlee for a 36 yard The Yellowjackets pinned receivers. The Dragons types of games you The Dutchmen are touchdown pass and catch. a 48-15 loss on the Dragons, will also be replacing very multiple on de- It was an excellent catch — Dale Berglan, who had a good run after the some inside receivers. want to play. If you fense. by Hendrix in the second head coach Sulphur loss to finish the “We played in a tough win you’ll remem- “They base out of a quarter that didn’t end in a year 7-4. district and even some ber for a long time. 4-2 but if you gouge touchdown that broke the And all four of the teams teams that haven’t been them early they im- game wide open, Beller that defeated the Dragons are really good lately are bet- mediately change their said. still playing. ter,” he said. front and do it with the Marc Turbyfill and Lance Sulphur hosts Idabel. Pla- Scott pointed to Bethel Brad Beller same personnel. So they Spaulding snagged the inview travels to Lincoln and Pauls Valley as two clas- Head Coach are very hard to prepare other two touchdowns. Christian. Kingfisher travels sic examples. for,” he said. Turbyfill loped in from 44 to Berryhill and Washington Last Friday night the Jack- Beller said the key to a yards out and Spaulding’s travels to Holland Hall. ets double teamed Berrey, identi- Warrior victory is to elimi- run was a two yard plunge. The Dragons will bid fare- essentially erasing him from cal 9-2 record just like the nate big plays when his club The Warriors marched T h e Wildcats came well to 11 seniors but have a the offensive equation. Warriors. is on defense and be very smartly down the field on into the playoff game good nucleus back including Addison Love scored on a “These are the types of good on third down. their first possession to post boasting a 9-1 record and all but one offensive lineman. seven yard run with Berrey games you want to play,” “On offense the big thing a 7-zip lead. a powerful running game. Returning in the offensive toeing the extra point. Trevor head coach Brad Beller said is to control the front line But Lindsay answered Coalgate took the opening line are Gage Askew, Malachi Nimmo scampered in from earlier this week. and just take care of the with a touchdown march kickoff and drove down Parrish, Jaysen Shea and Eli- 44 yards out. With the regu- “If you win you’ll re- football,” he said. of their own and knotted the field to take a 6-0 lead jah Fixico. Also returning are lar deep snapper was on the member for a long time,” he Trevor Stuever ran for the score at 7-all. after a missed two-point quarterback Kody Kroth and sidelines, a low snap on the continued. “We’re looking three touchdowns and After that the Warrior conversion attempt. running back Addison Love. ensuing PAT was scooped up forward to traveling up to passed for two more as the The Dawgs were unable “We will have some spots by Berrey who legged it into Tulsa and being on their Warriors cruised into the to answer and ended up WHS to fill including two new out- the end zone for a two point campus. With all that’s at second round of the State Please see , page 2B having to give the ball side linebackers, one inside conversion. back to the Wildcats. backer and Kingfisher took the running Coalgate again marched two cor- game away from the Dragons down the field and scored ners,” as well. on their second posses- h e a d “They are a good sion, taking a 12-0 lead coach team,” Scott said. after another failed two- Tracy “They are well point attempt. Scott coached.” The Bulldogs answered Coalgate with a 12-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Toby Prevost to receiver Jaylen Cottrell. Coalgate scored a third time and with the PAT held a 19-7 lead. Lexington answered with a 13-yard pass from Prevost to Nate Clegg. The second quarter was Janet Moore much of the same. The Purcell Register The Wildcats were able to score two more times. Dragon pride The Bulldogs also tal- Brendan Farris and the lied twice. Dragons’ season came Greg Gaston • double g images to an end Friday night Heels over head after a 48-15 defeat at the Please see Lex, page 2B hands of the Kingfisher Warrior defenders Nathan Ladlee (22) and Trevor Stuever (partially covered) de-cleat a Yellowjackets. Lindsay ball carrier Friday night during Washington’s 49-7 win over the Leopards. 2B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018 From page 1B Wayne: man front but will switch into saw threatened one more time this game we kept stubbing ries for 37 yards and kept other looks. but James Spencer was having our toe.” the defense honest against “They will throw multiple none of it when he picked off Wayne ran the ball well in the Wayne’s other threats. fronts at you,” Sharp said. a Tiger pass on Wayne’s own game and amassed 372 yards “Brannon does a good job,” Tonkawa has smaller, quick- one yard line with about two rushing on 60 attempts. Sharp said. “He’s a big, strong er inside defensive linemen and minutes to play. Gray was a workhorse, go- kid.” strong defensive ends. He picked off two passes on ing for 257 yards on 47 carries The Wayne D Hampton and the running the night. along with two touchdowns. For yet another game, the back both play linebacker. Wayne was able to move the He had one pass completion Wayne defense snuffed out “They do a good job and are ball out of their own end zone for seven yards. their opponent and made a team who’s always in the and hold on for the win. Dawson Mantooth, who was life mostly miserable for the Playoffs,” Sharp said. “They’ll “It was a weird game in that back from a hamstring injury, Tigers. be well coached and prepared.” we had the ball the majority of had 78 yards and a touchdown “Our defense played really Central Sallisaw the time but kept shooting our- on nine carries. well besides two snaps,” Sharp Wayne struck first in their selves in the foot,” Sharp said. “It was good to have Dawson said. win against the Tigers when Wayne ran 65 plays in the back,” Sharp Sharp was talking about the Dawson Mantooth broke loose game compared to Central said. 54-yard pass his team gave up on a 50-yard touchdown run. Sallisaw’s 34. But Wayne Brannon in the first quarter and the long The ensuing point after at- also had two touchdowns Lewelling pass given up to set up Central Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register tempt was no good but Wayne called back due to holding had four Sallisaw’s chance to score in was on the board with only penalties. car- the fourth quarter before Spen- Kindergarten laps about one minute off the clock. “We had three cer’s pick. Kindergarten students turning in winning laps at Friday’s Central Sallisaw answered turnovers and “Dawson ran him down and annual Turkey Trot were, from left. Paige Miller, Tylie Winters about six minutes later when t w o t o u c h - got him at the 12 yard line,” and Keeley Dobbins. Runners not pictured are Phinley Rhodes they connected on a 54-yard downs called Sharp said. and Kevin Garcia. pass. They also missed their back,” Sharp The Wayne defense held the PAT and the game was tied at said. “In the Tigers to 160 yards of total From page 1B six all. Playoffs you’re offense – 112 yards of which Rodney Gray busted up the fortunate to win came on just two plays. WHS: tie when he scored from four doing that. And The Tigers could only muster 104 yards. Beller said his defenders yards out in the second quarter. we’ve been real up five yards rushing. Washington averaged over were able to slow down the The two-point try was no good. good about “We played really well 10 yards per snap. Leopard rushing attack, hold- The Tigers answered in the taking care against the run,” Sharp said. “Overall, when our offense ing them scoreless for 3 3/4 third quarter on an 81-yard o f t h e Lewelling led the team in has that many yards every quarters. interception return for a touch- football tackles with 10. He also had a John Denny Montgomery player is doing their job,” “Our defensive backs took down. They made good on their but in The Purcell Register fumble recovery. Beller said. away a lot of their pass routes PAT try. Homerun Spencer also turned in a big “I can count on one hand how they wanted to run,” Beller said Wayne scored the go-ahead night with five tackles to go many mental errors we had,” adding to the defensive gem of touchdown in the fourth quar- threat along with the two intercep- Beller said. “Lindsay does a a game. ter when Gray slipped in from Dawson Mantooth tions. great job of moving their front Warrior notes: one yard out. The two point and the Wayne “We’ve been playing well and sending pressure where it Just in case anyone was conversion was no Bulldogs defeated and keep getting better,” Sharp needs to be. I give all the credit wondering, a year’s tuition to good again. Central Sallisaw 18- said. to the kids and how well the Holland Hall is $19,225. Central 13 Friday night in Wayne and Tonkawa are set coaching staff prepared them The Dutchmen shut out Val- Salli- the opening round of to kick off at 7 p.m. offensively.” liant in the first round, 31-0. the Class A Playoffs. Mantooth scored on a 50-yard touchdown From page 1B run in the game. Wayne travels to Tonkawa this Friday. Lex: Jordan Land took a screen pass from Prevost and broke several tackles for a touch- down. And right before the half Andre Ibarra caught a 12-yard Did you like that photo? touchdown pass from Prevost as the ‘Dawgs went into the locker room at halftime, down just 31-25. “We were set to receive the kickoff in the second half and have a chance to take the lead,” Berglan said. “However, we had the kick bounce off of a knee and the Wildcats recovered. They then scored three unanswered touch- downs, expanding their lead to 50-25 at the end of the third.” There was plenty of fight in the ‘Dawgs, though. They were able to cut into the lead with a two-yard run by Prevost to narrow the lead to 50-31. Coal- gate put the nail in the coffin, however, with one more score to make the final, 57-31. Prevost was phenomenal in his final start for Lexington. He completed 24-of-34 passes for 314 yards and four touch- downs. Destrie Shea and Colton Penner were also very impor- tant to Lex’s attack. Shea had four receptions for 46 yards while Penner grabbed three passes for 47 yards. “I’m just so proud of our team,” Berglan said. “We re- ally had a great year. I know it didn’t turn out the way we had Color prints of photos shot by Purcell hoped but we sure played hard and we gave it our all. We will Register photographers are easy to obtain! lose a lot of stud players but we also have a bunch of guys who are coming up and ready to make it happen. Just stop by “You can’t ask any more from a team than that from a head today and coach’s standpoint. I was very $ $ pleased with our team’s effort this season. I just wished that Greg Gaston • double g images

order your 5x7 a For an 8x10 For we could have done something favorite photo. more. Hopefully, we will do Looking ahead 5 10 something even more next year. Lexington and Toby Prevost were defeated by Coalgate, 57-31, We are certainly looking to the in the State Playoffs Friday night, bringing an end to an illustrious The future.” high school career for the signal caller and his fellow seniors. Purcell Register Follow 225 W. Main, Purcell • (405) 527-2126 us on twitter.com/purcellregister THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018-3B

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But in taught me patience, or courage known for their sense of humor. Directory both cases, we remember these or humility. Maybe that person Someone once said, “Good people not so much for what taught me devotion to prayer. humor is nine-tenths of Chris- they did, but for who they were. Maybe another person taught tianity.” St. Theresa of Avila St. Monica was a visible pic- me how to pursue justice in said: “From silly devotions, and First Christian Church ture of patience as she prayed for my life world. from sour-faced saints, Good (Disciples of Christ) the faith of her son, Augustine. Pope Francis writes about Lord, deliver us!” Blessed Stanley Rother was an saintliness in his letter, Gaudete See what love the Father has 2nd & Washington, Purcell Purcell, OK example of courage. He desired et Exsultate, about the call to bestowed on us that we may be Rev. Bill Crawford 2705 N. 9th • 527-2535 to serve his flock in a place of holiness. He writes of some of called the children of God. For 405-820-8184 Pastor: Wally Kelly Sun. Worship: 10:45 ...finding our source, supply, great danger. St. Mother Teresa the characteristics of saints. He that is what we are. “ (1 Jn. 3:1) Sunday services Wednesday services of Calcutta taught us faithful- says that a saint gives attention By giving us these people in our Wed. Events: 9 am Sunday School 6:30 pm Bible Study and ultimate delight in God. Adult Studies: 6 or 7pm 10 am Worship 6:30 pm Awanas & ness and single-minded devo- to small details of love. Jesus lives, the Father has bestowed Chalice Kids and Kiddos: 6 pm Evening worship Youth Goldsby, OK 405.288.2117 tion to prayer. taught his disciples to look for on us much love. Let us go 5:45-7 (experiential) (Light meal at 6-ish – all) www.ebcpurcell.org www.truevineok.org St. Ignatius taught us humil- small details of love. forth and, like them, be saints ity. When he was asked, “What He noticed the widow of- for the kingdom! would you do if the Jesuit fering her two small coins. Our parish had a wonderful order that you founded were He spoke of the shepherd that Thanksgiving meal together Westside disbanded today?” He said, “I noticed one sheep missing from last Sunday afternoon. Thank would grieve for a few days, the flock. He asked the disciples you to the many ladies and Church of Christ Hwy 39, 5mi. west of Purcell and then my life with God “how many loaves of bread do men who cooked, cleaned, and 401 W. Broadway 405.527.3957 - [email protected] would go on.” you have?” and fed the many. served. We give thanks to God Sundays 715 W. Harrison, Purcell Lexington Age Group Bible Study 9:45 am We are not loved because of He noticed the wine running for you all! Sunday Morning - 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am our projects or our accomplish- out at a party. A community The church office is open Community Outreach 4:30 pm Revival Service - 11 a.m. Sunday Morning 10:30 am Age Group Bible Study 5:30 pm ments. We are loved because of that notices little details of love each weekday, 9 a.m. to 12 Wednesday Evening - 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening 3:00 pm Evening Worship 6:30 pm who we are. St. Ignatius knew will learn how to care for one noon. Pastor: Rev. Mark A. Stacy Wednesdays that. We learn how to live holy another. Our Mass schedule is Satur- Office Ph. 405.527.3045 Fellowship Meal 5:30 pm Wednesday Evening 7:30 pm Age Group Bible Study 6:30 pm lives not from a book, but from The saints were known day at 5 p.m. (English), Sunday the actual lives of holy men for their spirit of prayer. The at 11 a.m. (English) and 1 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST and women. Pope writes that we cannot be (Spanish). Johnson Road But this month we also holy without prayer, without For more information, like us CHURCH remember the loved ones in constant talking with God and on Facebook, or call the church Baptist Church LEXINGTON our lives who have been an listening to God, that deep, office at 527-3077. 4 mi. N. of Purcell on I-35 Connecting People With God and One Another Pastor Wayne Brown Team Kids • The Way (Youth) 9:45a.m ...... Sunday School Upward • Senior Activities 11:00a.m ...... Worship Service Sunday School 9:45 Lexington Westside Church of Christ 6:30p.m ...... Sunday Evening Morning Worship 8:30 • 10:45 • Evening 6:00 Front-Porch Gospel: Re-digging old wells 6:30p.m ...... Wednesday Rusty Canoy Pastor 527-6758 527-7155 • 447-9709 800 E. BROADWAY • LEXINGTON Good week to all. Welcome Wayne’s comment. Think back but would “turn their ears away to the “front porch” to some of those old values from the truth and be turned This past week one of my that our parents and grand- unto fables” (2 Timothy 4:3- Memorial Calvary older brothers, Wayne, turned parents taught us that we’ve 4) – that is, they’ll turn to the Assembly of God 66. Obviously, he is quite a let slip a little. We may have things that make them feel good Holiness Church way older than I am, even thought they were out of style and seem to be right yet aren’t 7th & Monroe, Purcell Pastor David Bittle Pastor Duane Elmore though he still has a full head and “behind times” and “old established in the scriptures. 403 N. 4th, Purcell of hair. As I thought of his 66 fogey” then, but now we can Let’s re-dig this well of search- sunday school 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School years, at least the ones I am old see their wisdom. Re-dig some ing and following after truth. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Justin Blankenship Evening services 6:00 p.m. 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship enough to remember, I thought of those wells. Name them as One area of truth that those 1106 W. Grant • Purcell • 527-3342 6:00 p.m. Sunday Night of something he told me a long our forefathers named them, old-timers taught us to respect Wed. Night services 7:00 p.m. Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. We invite You to Worship With us. Sunday Worship ...... 10:45 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Night time ago about parenting that and teach them to your children was truth in worship. As John Sunday Night ...... 6:00 p.m. Independent Pentecostal stuck with me. He said that and grandchildren. records, God searches for those 527-2769 Wednesday ...... 7:00 p.m. Holiness Church sometimes we are so concerned There are so many of these who will worship Him in “spirit with giving our children the lessons that I remember, but and in truth” (John 4:24). Every things our parents weren’t able here are some that stick in worship service was special in Our Lady of Victory Lighthouse to give us that we fail to give my mind the most. They are those growing up years. It was them the things our parents did important not only because I a solemn time to serve God. Catholic Church Worship give us! learned them from my parents If I played in services, then CORNER OF THIRD & JEFFERSON 118 W. Broadway/Hwy 39 Downtown That is quite a lesson, isn’t it, and grandparents but because Mama would give me a good Post Office Box 1028 Rev. Jeff Pierce Saturday - 5 pm (English) Lexington, OK 73051 527.6214 especially in this era of change! they are founded soundly in pinch that would’ve made Center The Holy Spirit provides that the scriptures. Please make me holler if I hadn’t known Sunday - 11 am (English) 2726 N. 9th, Purcell Sunday - 10:00am/6:30pm Sunday Morning - 10:30 am lesson for us in the scriptures sure that is the case, because better. You didn’t even think 1 pm (Español) Wednesday - 7:00pm Sunday Evening - 6:00 pm beautifully by recording a sometimes our parents can be about missing the assemblies, Parish Office/Oficina: 527-3077 Wednesday Evening - 7:00 pm Pastor Charles Barton simple but powerful fact in the misled, too. whether on Lord’s Day or on Priest House/Padre Jim: 527-4242 527-5726 www.lighthousechurch.tv life of Isaac: Isaac went back Those good home-folks who Wednesday night or during a to the valley of Gerar where raised Wayne and me and the week’s gospel meeting. What Abraham had long dwelt, and rest of our family taught the a great well to re-dig! Goldsby Trinity United Purcell’s First Baptist he re-dug the wells his father importance of Truth. Often And there are many more, but Baptist Church 4th & Main 405-527-3327 had dug. The Philistines had today we fail to “find truth and we can’t dig them all at once, I 153 W. Center Road Methodist Church www.fbcpurcell.org come through and sealed them put our foot on it!” That’s how guess. So, let’s take my older Goldsby, OK 73093 up, but Isaac wasn’t going to Grandma always put it when brother Wayne’s advice: Let’s Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Come worship with us! 288-2514 Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. & 6 pm Sundays have that. she described Preacher Miller’s get to re-digging some of those Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 6 p.m. Wednesdays Not only that: He called and her discovery of Truth. valuable old spiritual wells. “their names after the names The Apostle Paul warned the Don’t wait, now. Grab your Worship - 10:45 a.m. Rev. Dr. James Kim Activities for all ages & child care Evening - 6:00 p.m. Pastor provided for all services! by which his father had called young preacher that the time shovel and let’s go to work. Wednesday Evening - 6:30 p.m. James Wilder, Pastor them” (Genesis 26:18). would come when men would coachbowen1984@gmail. 211 N. 2nd, Purcell That story reminds me of not accept “sound doctrine” com Steve Roach, Pastor 527-2256 Office HIS HEART, HIS PASSION, HIS PURPOSE You Are Always Welcome At Follow us on Green Avenue 7th & Monroe St.

2223 N. 9th, Purcell, OK 73080 twitter.com/purcellregister Church of Christ Pastor Dennis Clark Church of 527-6808 Wednesday evening the congregation looked at the words to Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Christ EASTSIDE four songs in the song book being used and analyzed them in Morning Worship: 10:50 a.m. Purcell, oK light of the scriptures. Evening Worship: 5:00 p.m. During the Sunday morning auditorium class period, a guest Sunday 10:30 & 1:30 church of christ speaker presented statistics showing widespread Bible illiteracy Wednesday Bible Study: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 6:30 “preaching first century in the United States and pointed out the destructive consequences christianity in the twenty- on people, churches and communities. first century” The sermon during the Sunday morning assembly was on the confession that the apostle Peter made in Matthew 16:16 that N.E. 4th and Ash Jesus is “the Messiah, the Son of the living God,” beginning Lexington, OK with the reading of the 13th through 19th verses of that chapter. 527-3131 The Sunday evening sermon was based on Jesus’ response to Peter, “what is that to you? As for you, follow Me,” in John sunday services 21:22. The point being that regardless of whatever is going on, Bible study- 9:30 am our obligation is always to follow Jesus. Morning worship- 10:30 am Bible classes begin at 9:45 a.m. Sunday morning and 7 p.m. evening worship- 6:00 pm Wednesday evening, with worship at 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. wednesday Bible study- 7:00 pm Sunday. Bible study correspondence courses are available. You can call the office at 527-4052. LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018-5B Johnson Road Baptist Church The opening page of our wearing their beautiful multi- As followers of God, we have prayer book this past week has colored blankets as they romped moved many times from the highlighted two names of Pur- across the open field. place of our birth to faraway cit- cell’s best, Wendell and Betty Sundays are still the best day ies and countries. As followers Little. For many years Wendell of the week for those who love of God, we have taken up our and Betty have met the needs and worship their great God. cross and followed Him. As fol- of grieving families. Whether Two individuals, Clyde Gilman, lowers of God, we have rejoiced through the services of their at the ripe age of 79 years, and in leading others to the healing funeral home, the First United Lillie Gentery, at the young age waters of salvation. Methodist Church or several of 11 years, were recognized The end result in present days community organizations, Wen- for having celebrated birthdays. and the centuries to come are dell and Betty provided love and Clyde is retired from Sun Oil akin to adding grains of sand compassion. Company and Lillie is an A stu- to the seashore and additional Wendell has moved on to dent at Cleveland Elementary twinkling stars to the heavenly his heavenly home where pain School in Norman. skies. is absent and joy is supreme. For Clyde’s birthday his wife, We should never forget our Our prayers are with Betty as Ann, cooked him brownies and ability to bring glory to our God. she struggles with her loss and pies. For Lillie’s birthday her What God promised Abraham rejoices in her memories of a grandmother, Gynean, asked is the same promise God makes wonderful husband. her to provide the special music to Christians today. The difference between the Sunday morning at Johnson Sermon title for this Sunday Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register OU and OSU football teams Road Baptist Church. is “Day for Giving Thanks to New stripes was razor thin last Saturday. Scripture text for the Sunday God.” One point separated the two sermon was taken from Genesis We would like to invite Colton Neyman, center, is a newly pinned sergeant at the Lexington Assessment & Correction best teams in the Great State of 12:1-5 and Genesis 13:14-16. visitors to join our leader Mark Center. He received the rank November 7. With him are Lt. Justin Stewart, left, and Capt. Bo Oklahoma. Haven’t heard, but The promises made to Abra- Brown in a Wednesday evening Ranells. I suspect there were many heart ham, the recognized forefather study of the “Book of Revela- attacks registered Saturday by of the Judeo-Christian faith are tion.” No. 1117-November 15-1 Time d’Arc and Chimney Hill common Administrative Law Judge for fans of both teams. Competition the same promises repeated to The weekly prayer meeting is BEFORE THE CORPORATION sources of supply. hearing, taking of evidence and is great, but it is certainly hard on Christians today. a one hour time of prayer and COMMISSION OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that reporting to the Commission. STATE OF OKLAHOMA Southcreek Petroleum Co., LLC NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN the emotional makeup of fans. The call, the response and Bible study that begins at 6 p.m. APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- operates the Frank Dennis No. 1 that this cause will be heard before Winter has emerged with ven- the blessings of Abraham’s Visitors are always welcome. TION OPERATING, LLC well, API #087-30081, located in an Administrative Law Judge on genance in our part of the world. interaction with God are re- Sunday School begins at 9:45 RELIEF SOUGHT: EXCEPTION the SE/4 SW/4 NE/4 Section 13, the Initial Hearing Docket at the Be sure to stay warm and make peated multliple times in the a.m. Morning Worship begins TO OAC 165:5-7-6(h) Township 9 North, Range 4 West, Corporation Commission, East- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION McClain County, Oklahoma, which ern Regional Office, 440 South sure your pets are kept safe. It life of God’s children. Abraham at 11 a.m. Come eat with us 13, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE is producing from the Hunton com- Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, was so good to see all the horses moved, we move. Abraham sac- following Sunday morning wor- 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, mon source of supply. at 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- on the range along Interstate 35 rificed, we sacrifice. Abraham ship and enjoy the fellowship OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cember, 2018 and that this Notice CAUSE CD NO. 201809484-T that OAC 165:5-7-6(h) requires be published as required by law between Purcell and Norman served, we serve. around the table. NOTICE OF HEARING that no order of the Commission and the rules of the Commission. TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, authorizing a horizontal well unit NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, that overlies any existing well or that in the event this cause is PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF portion of an existing drilling and uncontested, the Applicant, its Sunray Baptist Church GAS INCLUDING Carbill Invest- spacing unit producing from the representatives, witnesses and ments, Inc.; EOG Resources, same common source of supply other proponents of the Appli- We observed Veteran’s Day to sin. Paul told them to resist talented, award-winning mu- Inc.; Hinkle Oil and Gas, Inc.; will become effective until at least cant may appear and testify by this past Sunday by recogniz- temptation and run from it. sicians have made several ap- Hinkle Oilfield Services; L & P 50% of the ownership having telephone. The cost of telephonic ing military veterans in our The evening message was pearances at our church in the Investments ; Richard L. Hinkle, a right to drill in each such well communication shall be paid by deceased c/o Judy L. Hinkle; and/or drilling and spacing unit the person or persons requesting congregation and by singing from 1 Timothy 5:22 - 6:1. Paul past and we look forward to Roan Resources, LLC; Robert C. consents in writing to the horizon- its use. Interested parties who several patriotic songs. James was writing to Timothy telling their return. Admission is free, Preble, Jr.; Robert C. Preble, Jr., tal well unit by filing such written wish to participate by telephone and Pam Kyzer sang “God him how to deal with elders that a love offering will be taken to Trustee of the Robert C. Preble, Jr. consent with the Court Clerk of shall contact the Applicant or Bless the USA” for our special. had done wrong and had to be help with expenses. Everyone Trust dated 4/4/1990, dba Lidia Oil the Commission in such cause. Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Company; Southcreek Petroleum Request for such consent must hearing date, and provide their Brother Dennis used 1 Corin- removed from that position at is invited to enjoy this holiday Co., LLC; Francis W. Morley, Jr.; be sent by restricted mail to the name and phone number. thians 10:1-13 for his sermon. the church at Ephesus. Church music event. MSI Income Fund; and all persons owners having the right to drill in NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN The believers at Corinth were discipline was necessary. Sunray Baptist Church has if, living or if deceased, their known any existing well and/or drilling and that all interested persons may and unknown successors, and all spacing unit producing from the appear and be heard. For infor- under pressure and struggled Paul begins to speak on the a place for you. There is a corporations, existing and if dis- same common source of supply mation concerning this action, with a variety of temptations. area of slavery at the beginning place for you to worship, learn, solved, its known and unknown as the proposed horizontal well contact Jeff Morris, Rock Creek The apostle Paul told them to of chapter six. Their actions are serve, make friends, grow in successors and all other persons unit and Applicant has complied Land & Energy, 330 NW 10th avoid lusting after evil things, to be based on their relationship your faith, experience God’s having an interest in the lands with this requirement. Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, covered hereby, particularly in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 405/358-6090 or Ron M. Barnes idolatry, immorality, the tempt- with Christ, not their master. grace and to share in God’s McClain County, Oklahoma. that Applicant has been unable or Grayson Barnes, BARNES LAW, ing of God, the questioning of The Link Family, a bluegrass work. Please join us for Sunday NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that to obtain 50% approval of the PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Ave., Ste. the path God gave them and family from Lebanon, Mo., School and worship at Sunray the Applicant filed an Application, ownership in the Dennis 1 and 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74119, murmuring against the Lord. have decided to do a Christmas Baptist Church. We are located Cause CD No. 201809483-T, Frank Dennis No. 1 wells and in 918/382-8686. requesting that a 640-acre hori- the existing drilling and spacing CORPORATION God tests us to reveal our weak- Show tour and will be perform- at 2223 North 9th Street in Pur- zontal drilling and spacing unit be units in writing for a horizontal COMMISSION nesses and show where our ing at Sunray on December 8 cell. For additional information established for the Hunton com- well unit for the Hunton common OF OKLAHOMA heart is, but never tempts one beginning at 6:30 p.m. These call 527-6808. mon source of supply underlying source of supply as required by DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Section 13, Township 9 North, OAC 165:5-7-6(h). J. TODD HIETT, Range 4 West, McClain County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Vice Chairman Oklahoma. Applicant requests that the Com- BOB ANTHONY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that mission enter an order excepting Commissioner Hinkle Oil & Gas Inc. operates the Applicant to the 50% approval of DONE AND PERFORMED this No. 1084-November 8-2 Times ceased, and Margaret Sue Sand- the same will be forever barred. Dennis 1 well, API #087-35771, ownership requirement to a hori- 13th day of November, 2018 IN THE DISTRICT COURT ers, Deceased, are required to DATED this 1st day of Novem- located in the SE/4 NW/4 Section zontal well unit as stated in OAC BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- OF McCLAIN COUNTY present the same with a descrip- ber 2018. 13, Township 9 North, Range 4 165:5-7-6(h). SION: STATE OF OKLAHOMA tion of all security interests and /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. West, McClain County, Oklahoma, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- other collateral (if any) held by each Blevins & Associates which is producing from the Bois that this cause be set before an of the Commission TATES OF ELZA M. SANDERS, creditor with respect to such claim, Law, PLLC Deceased, and MARGARET SUE to Suzanne Sanders-Tourtelot, James B. Blevins Jr., No. 1115-November 15-1 Time and successors of Dorsett Eugene for the drilling or other operations SANDERS, Deceased. Personal Representative, at the OBA #881 BEFORE THE CORPORATION Palmer, deceased c/o Russell with respect to the unit. The Ap- Case No. PB-2018-125 law office of Blevins & Associates 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 COMMISSION OF THE Wayne Palmer; The known and plicant additionally requests that NOTICE TO CREDITORS Law, PLLC, 138 W. Main, Purcell, Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 STATE OF OKLAHOMA unknown heirs and successors of this pooling be a unit pooling. To the Creditors of Elza M. Sand- OK 73080, addressed to James Phone: 405-527-7575 APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Fred Jackson Barnett, deceased NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ers, Deceased, and Margaret Sue B. Blevins, Jr., attorney for the Fax: 405-527-7574 TION OPERATING, LLC c/o Mary Kathleen Barnett; The that this cause be set before an Sanders, Deceased: Personal Representative, on or Attorney for Personal RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING known and unknown heirs and Administrative Law Judge for All creditors having claims before the following presentment Representative (PART OF A MULTIUNIT HORI- successors of Jack Roscoe hearing, taking of evidence and against Elza M. Sanders, De- date: 2nd day of January 2019, or ZONTAL WELL) Palmer, deceased c/o Larry Pat reporting to the Commission. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Palmer; The known and unknown NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 12, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE heirs and successors of John that this cause will be heard before 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, E. Barnett, deceased c/o David an Administrative Law Judge on No. 1111-November 15-1 Time that no order of the Commission Corporation Commission, East- OKLAHOMA Raymond Barnett; The known and the Initial Hearing Docket at the BEFORE THE CORPORATION authorizing a horizontal well unit ern Regional Office, 440 South CAUSE CD NO. 201809482-T unknown heirs and successors Corporation Commission, East- COMMISSION OF THE that overlies any existing well or Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, NOTICE OF HEARING of Lenora Walker Barnett a/k/a ern Regional Office, 440 South STATE OF OKLAHOMA portion of an existing drilling and at 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Lenora Isabelle Barnett, deceased Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- spacing unit producing from the cember, 2018 and that this Notice PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, c/o David Raymond Barnett; The at 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- TION OPERATING, LLC same common source of supply be published as required by law PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF known and unknown heirs and cember, 2018 and that this notice RELIEF SOUGHT: EXCEPTION will become effective until at least and the rules of the Commission. OIL AND GAS, INCLUDING 9 Spot successors of Lloyd Willis Palmer, be published as required by law TO OAC 165:5-7-6(h) 50% of the ownership having NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Energy, LLC; Bobbie Jo Kubelle, deceased c/o Russell Wayne and the rules of the Commission. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION a right to drill in each such well that in the event this cause is formerly Tulini, a/k/a Barbara Joan Palmer; The known and unknown NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 1, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE and/or drilling and spacing unit uncontested, the Applicant, its Harrell, a/k/a Bobbie Jo Harrel c/o heirs and successors of Mary that in the event this cause is 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, consents in writing to the horizon- representatives, witnesses and Russell Wayne Palmer; Camino Neil Glasco, deceased c/o Gary uncontested, the Applicant, its OKLAHOMA tal well unit by filing such written other proponents of the Appli- Natural Resources, LLC; Chisholm Wayne Glasco; The known and representatives, witnesses and CAUSE CD NO. 201809478-T consent with the Court Clerk of cant may appear and testify by Oil, LLC; Christopher S. Bowden; unknown heirs and successors of other proponents of the Appli- NOTICE OF HEARING the Commission in such cause. telephone. The cost of telephonic Cockerell Energy, LLC; Crystal Murray Townsend Love, deceased cant may appear and testify by TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Request for such consent must communication shall be paid by R. Cook ; Darlene Schrader c/o c/o Glenda Love; The known and telephone. The cost of telephonic PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, be sent by restricted mail to the the person or persons requesting Sandra Schrader; David Ray- unknown heirs and successors of communication shall be paid by PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF owners having the right to drill in its use. Interested parties who mond Barnett; Dr. Tim Sellers; Ola Palmer, deceased c/o Russell the person or persons requesting GAS INCLUDING Azure Energy, any existing well and/or drilling and wish to participate by telephone EOG Resources, Inc.; Fortune Wayne Palmer; The known and its use. Interested parties who Ltd.; Roan Resources LLC; and spacing unit producing from the shall contact the Applicant or Natural Resources Corporation; unknown heirs and successors of wish to participate by telephone all persons if, living or if deceased, same common source of supply Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Fred Jackson Barnett, Jr.; Fred Ruth C. Masters, deceased c/o Mi- shall contact the Applicant or their known and unknown succes- as the proposed horizontal well hearing date, and provide their Scott Masters; Glenda Marteil chael Raymond Masters; Vernon Applicant’s attorney, prior to the sors, and all corporations, existing unit and Applicant has complied name and phone number. Littlefield; Iowa State University R. Guthrey c/o Linda Montgomery; hearing date, and provide their and if dissolved, its known and with this requirement. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Foundation; Jerald Nichols; John Laura S. Taylor; and all persons if name and phone number. unknown successors and all other NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all interested persons may Edward Barnett, Jr.; Kenneth B. living or if deceased, their known NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN persons having an interest in the that Applicant has been unable to appear and be heard. For infor- Jordan, Jr. and Ann E. Jordan; and unknown successors and all that all interested persons may lands covered hereby, particularly obtain 50% approval of the own- mation concerning this action, Kerstan P. Kranker; Kristin Sch- corporations existing and if dis- appear and be heard. For infor- in McClain County, Oklahoma. ership in the Charles Smith No. 1 contact Jeff Morris, Rock Creek neider; Kyle J. Kranker; Larry Pat solved its known and unknown mation concerning this action, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that (Smith #1) well and in the existing Land & Energy, 330 NW 10th Palmer; Lemois Dean Palmer c/o successors and all persons having contact Jeff Morris, Rock Creek the Applicant filed an Application, drilling and spacing unit in writing Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, Katherine Palmer a/k/a Norma an interest in the lands covered Land & Energy, 330 NW 10th Cause CD No. 201809477-T, for a horizontal well unit for the 405/358-6090 or Ron M. Barnes Palmer; Linda Montgomery a/k/a hereby, particularly in McClain Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, requesting that a 640-acre hori- Hunton common source of supply or Grayson Barnes, BARNES LAW, Linda Carr; Marian L. Barnett; Mar- County, Oklahoma. 405/358-6090 or Ron M. Barnes zontal drilling and spacing unit be as required by OAC 165:5-7-6(h). PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Ave., Ste. ian L. Barnett; Mark David Barnett; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that or Grayson Barnes, BARNES LAW, established for the Hunton com- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74119, Mary Bingaman; Mary Kathleen the Applicant requests that the PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Avenue, mon source of supply underlying Applicant requests that the Com- 918/382-8686. Barnett; Michael Raymond Mas- Commission pool the interests Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, Section 1, Township 9 North, mission enter an order excepting CORPORATION ters; Muree Degenhardt; Murex and adjudicate the rights and 918/382-8686. Range 4 West, McClain County, Applicant to the 50% approval of COMMISSION Petroleum Corporation, successor equities of oil and gas owners CORPORATION Oklahoma. ownership requirement to a hori- OF OKLAHOMA by merger to Petroleum Royalties, in the Mississippian, Woodford COMMISSION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that zontal well unit as stated in OAC DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Inc.; NIDAS Peace Holdings, LLC; and Hunton common sources of OF OKLAHOMA Azure Energy, Ltd. operates the 165:5-7-6(h). J. TODD HIETT, OGI, Inc.; Prairie Oil & Gas, LLC; supply underlying the 640-acre DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Charles Smith No. 1 (Smith #1) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Vice Chairman Red Sky Resources III, LLC; Roan horizontal drilling and spacing unit J. TODD HIETT, well, API #087-00032, located in that this cause be set before an BOB ANTHONY, Resources LLC; Sandra Ann Love; described as Section 12, Township Vice Chairman the NW/4 NW/4 NW/4 Section 1, Administrative Law Judge for Commissioner Sandra Jeanne Hollingsworth; 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain BOB ANTHONY, Township 9 North, Range 4 West, hearing, taking of evidence and DONE AND PERFORMED this SBOG, INC. a/k/a Mitch Palmer; County, Oklahoma and designate Commissioner McClain County, Oklahoma, which reporting to the Commission. 13th day of November, 2018 SBOG, INC. a/k/a Mitch Palmer; Applicant or some other party as DONE AND PERFORMED this is producing from the Hunton Lime NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Steward O. Smith a/k/a Stewert operator of the proposed well and 13th day of November, 2018. common source of supply. that this cause will be heard before SION: O. Smith; Stonewall Minerals, all subsequent wells drilled in the BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN an Administrative Law Judge on PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary LLC; Sunshineintegrated, LLC; unit; and that Applicant be given SION: that OAC 165:5-7-6(h) requires the Initial Hearing Docket at the of the Commission The known and unknown heirs one year to commence operations PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary 6B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018 Washington Elementary Students of the Week AngieSteele Washington Correspondent Paisley Mitchell represents ers who met sales goals for Congratulations to Washing- Mrs. Talley’s class. She likes Camp Goddard. ton Elementary Students of the playing with her friends on the November 19-23—Thanks- Week! Second graders Paisley playground at school. She en- giving Break. Mitchell, Aidan Morris, Trey- joys gymnastics, board games December 20-January 2 — son Rector and Laramy Mayer and watching movies. Her Christmas Break. represent their classes for the favorite animal is a Panda Bear First Baptist Church of week of November 12-16. and her favorite subject is math. Cole Aidan Morris is in Mrs. Paisley plans to be a make-up Church schedule: Sunday Bate’s class. He likes to play artist when she grows up. School at 9:30 a.m. and worship basketball, go swimming and McClain County 4-H at 10:45 a.m. Sunday evening play with his Transformers. His McClain County 4-H will Bible Study at 6 p.m. favorite part of school is recess. be collecting coats through Wednesday evening activi- His favorite food is spaghetti December 7 for the 4th An- ties for all ages at 7 p.m. The and his favorite color is red. nual “Coats for Warmth” coat church website is www.fbcole. When Aidan grows up he plans drive benefiting Operation com. to be a scientist and an inventor. Christmas. The church is located in Cole Angie Steele • The Purcell Register Laramy Mayer represents There is a drop off tub in the on SH 74 B between Washing- Mrs. Burch’s class. He likes Washington School Elemen- ton and Blanchard. Champions to go fishing; hunting and he tary office. For more information, send Washington’s fourth grade football team won the Washita Valley League Championship enjoys coin collecting. His Washington School App an email to the website or call defeating Elgin, a newcomer to the league 14-0 in last Saturday’s post season championship. favorite food is cheese enchi- Download the Washington (405) 485-3377. ladas and his favorite subject in School App on your smart- Washington United Meth- rifices they have made to keep to improve both Claims and receive an annual combined school is science. His favorite phone to keep up with infor- odist Church our country free. Without their Medical Services for veterans. amount of $15,397 per year. part of school is going to class. mation! http://www.myschool- We are a friendly, Bible service, we would not be able On Thursday, representatives One of the things we have When Laramy grows up he way.com/washington based church where everyone to live our lives as we choose from the Oklahoma Depart- learned over the years is that would like to be an artist. Washington School Cal- is welcome. Our Sunday wor- in this United States. ment of Affairs were on hand to we as volunteers should not Treyson Rector is in Mrs. endar ship service begins at 11 a.m. In today’s world, only one explain the VA Claims process. attempt to adjudicate any Siebert’s class. His favorite part November 9—Playoff #2 You can call us at 288- percent or so of our young We appreciate the opportunity veterans or surviving spouses of school is learning. He likes game, Varsity Football vs. 1775, find us online at wash- people serve in the military. To to improve our skills to help claim. I have seen some ser- to play video games, baseball Holland Hall in Tulsa, 7 p.m. ingtonumc.net or on Facebook me, it seems there has never veterans and their families. vice officers tell veterans they and watching Harry Potter. His November 15—Thanksgiv- under Washington United been a time when, so few are With so many of our vol- are not eligible for anything favorite food is cherry cobbler. ing Dinner, $4 adults, $2.50 Methodist Church, Oklahoma. protecting so many. My hat unteers in training, we were or that they are receiving the When Treyson grows up he children not attending school. Union Hill Baptist Church goes off to the men and women only able to assist a total of maximum amount for their would like to be a professional November 16—Big Blast Sundays—Age Group Bible who are taking the fight to those 270 veterans, and surviving disabilities. As far as I’m golfer. Party for fourth and fifth grad- studies, 9:45 a.m. and 5:30 who would destroy our way of spouses with their VA Claims concerned, the Department of p.m.; Children’s Church, 11 life if not for them. for benefits last week. Veterans Affairs is the one who a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. and As many Americans are not Our drivers stay busy every decides whether an impairment 6:30 p.m. concerned about what happens week. They donated 75 hours is service-connected and the Wednesdays—Evening in other countries, I believe we to transport 29 veterans 1,405 percentage it should be and meal, 5:30 p.m.; Age Group should have a strong military miles last week. We are grate- whether money should be paid Bible Studies, 6:30 p.m. with the capability to keep ev- ful for all our volunteers and on any claim. Our job is to guide Monthly Schedule—Retired/ ery American safe. Each week I invite you to consider helping a veteran or surviving spouse Senior Lunch, 4th Tuesday at meet hundreds of veterans who us with this very worthy cause. correctly to file for benefits. Noon; Men’s Breakfast, 1st understand that freedom is not To reach a driver, dial 405-550- Another thing that bothers Saturday of each month, 7 a.m. free. If not for our military, we 8806 and select extension 105 me is when someone files a First Baptist Church would be in the same position or 106. request to re-evaluate a condi- Washington as millions of people are in Last week we received rat- tion when it is already rated at Weekly Worship Service countries all over the world. ing decisions on 57 veterans the maximum allowable for Times: I know that everything is not awarded a 100 percent rating their disability. That is one Sunday—10:45 a.m. and 6 perfect for all Americans and for their service-connected of the reasons we encourage p.m. that there are many ways to disabilities. This group of veterans to ask their medical Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. improve our way of life. I be- veterans will receive an an- providers to fill out the VA Dis- Weekly Small Group Op- lieve that all of us have choices nual combined amount of ability Benefits Questionnaire portunities: in our life that may enable us $2,171,877 per year. They will before submitting a claim for • Photo provided Sunday School, Sundays, to do better than our parents also be eligible for other state re-evaluation. These can then Recognized for service 9:45 a.m. and grandparents. I believe at and federal benefits based on be used to evaluate the severity Youth Bible Study, Sundays, the top of the list; this includes that rating. of their disability compared to Dale K. Graham Veterans Foundation appreciates the Edmond 5 p.m. and Wednesdays, 6:30 education, mastering trades and When a veteran has a service- their VA rating. We also use Elks Lodge for their donation to the food pantry. 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There was Our offices will be closed on and their families this winter. one surviving spouse awarded Thanksgiving Day so our vol- Last week many of our vol- DIC Benefits. That spouse will Please see Wash, page 7B unteers can spend this holiday unteers were at annual Joint with their families. Services Officer Training I hope each of you thought (“JSOTS”) training in Midwest about the men and women City. Representatives from who have served or are cur- the Muskogee VA Regional rently serving in the military Office and the Oklahoma on Veterans Day. I commend City VA Hospital were there each one of them for the sac- to discuss what is being done

Dr. Schultz will be at the Purcell Municipal Hospital Speciality Clinic Friday, November 9 9 AM to 12 PM Now accepting new patients and patients from his previous practice with OSC. • Photo by Suzy Talley • Photo provided Veteran of the Week Call (405) 445-2818 Students of the Week or book appointments online at Paisley Mitchell, Aidan Morris, Treyson Rector, and Laramy Dale K. Graham Veteran’s Foundation Veteran of the Week is Mauel Ulibarri, a Korean War Veteran. Thank you Mr. Ulibarri Dr. Steve Schultz http://provider.kareo.com/stevenschultz Mayer represent their second grade classes at Washington Elementary School as Students of the Week for November 12-16. for your service to our country. LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018-7B From page 6B Wash: Dale K. Graham Legal Publications available to those in need. An as soon as we reach the quota application for this type of as- for the day, and that time var- Veterans Foundation, VA sistance will be available on ies depending on the number Accredited Claims Agent No. 1114-November 15-1 Time LP; Republic Production, LP; hearing, taking of evidence and Tuesday and Thursday morn- of visitors and the number of Washington Correspon- BEFORE THE CORPORATION Riverbend Minerals, Inc.; Roan reporting to the Commission. ings. A DD-214 or military available volunteers, which dent Contact Information COMMISSION OF THE Resources LLC; Sandra Ann Love; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN STATE OF OKLAHOMA Saundra Kay Griffith Revocable that this cause will be heard before discharge will be necessary to usually occurs around 7 a.m. I would love to share your APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Trust dated 5/8/17; Sean Smith an Administrative Law Judge on apply. Please contact 405-550- Contact us with any questions personal or community news TION OPERATING, LLC Cole; Sharon K. Moore, deceased the Initial Hearing Docket at the 8806 Extension 103 to request by email dale@dalekgraham- with our readers. RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING c/o Brian James Bellcom; Smith Corporation Commission, East- (PART OF A MULTIUNIT HORI- Cole Trust c/o Joan Eileen Cole, ern Regional Office, 440 South a food sack. veteransfoundation.org. For My contact information is ZONTAL WELL) Trustee; Sneed Company, an Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, If you need a ride to and from telephone assistance, please [email protected] or LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Oklahoma Limited Partnership; at 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- a VA Medical Appointment, call (405) 550-8806 to listen 413-2471 if you have any news 1, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE The known and unknown heirs cember, 2018 and that this notice please contact 405-550-8806 to our options. For general in- to share, story ideas, or if you 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, and successors of Fred Jackson be published as required by law OKLAHOMA Barnett, deceased c/o Mary and the rules of the Commission. to reach Clayton at Extension formation dial extension 101, have someone you would like CAUSE CD NO. 201809481-T Kathleen Barnett; The known and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 105 or Louie at Ext. 106. to schedule transportation dial to see a feature article about. NOTICE OF HEARING unknown heirs and successors of that in the event this cause is We are available every Tues- extension 105 or 106. For Send me birthday, anniversary, TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Murray Townsend Love, deceased uncontested, the Applicant, its day and Thursday morning with help with Surviving Spouse or personal news that you PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, c/o Glenda Love; The known and representatives, witnesses and PURCHASERS AND TAKERS unknown heirs and successors of other proponents of the Appli- the doors opening at 5:30 a.m. Benefits, dial extension 104, would like to share with our OF OIL AND GAS, INCLUDING Ruth C. Masters, deceased c/o cant may appear and testify by We begin working as soon as or stop by. Visit our website at community. Bandera Minerals, LLC, an Okla- Michael Raymond Masters; Viola telephone. The cost of telephonic volunteers have their comput- dalekgrahamveteransfounda- Angie Steele homa limited liability company Smith; Ida Tubbs; and all persons communication shall be paid by ers ready. We stop taking clients tion.org. Semper Fi! ; Brian James Bellcom; Camino if living or if deceased, their known the person or persons requesting Natural Resources, LLC; Carter and unknown successors and all its use. Interested parties who Christopher Castleberry; Crystal corporations existing and if dis- wish to participate by telephone R. Cook; David Raymond Barnett; solved its known and unknown shall contact the Applicant or Debra Jean Griffith Scroggins; successors and all persons having Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Deadline approaching for 2019 Double J Resources, LLC; Eddie an interest in the lands covered hearing date, and provide their Smith a/k/a Edward Langdon hereby, particularly in McClain name and phone number. Smith; Finley Resources, Inc.; Fred County, Oklahoma. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Jackson Barnett, Jr.; Fred Scott that all interested persons may Youth Leadership Oklahoma Masters; Glenda Love; HighPointe NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that appear and be heard. For infor- Energy, LLC; Iowa State University the Applicant requests that the mation concerning this action, Leadership Oklahoma, a state to introduce high school activities. Foundation; Jerald Nichols; Joan Commission pool the interests contact Jeff Morris, Rock Creek statewide leadership program, students between their junior Participants are also consid- Eileen Cole; John Edward Barnett, and adjudicate the rights and Land & Energy, 330 NW 10th Jr.; Juanita Griffith Family Trust, equities of oil and gas owners Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, is now accepting applications and senior years to state leaders, ered on the basis of geographic, dated August 30, 1993 c/o Patsy in the Mississippian, Woodford 405/358-6090 or Ron M. Barnes for its 2019 Youth Leadership issues, resources and cultural racial and cultural diversity. McMahan, Successor Trustee; and Hunton common sources of or Grayson Barnes, BARNES LAW, Oklahoma (YLOK) class. treasures of Oklahoma. Applications may be down- Kerstan Kranker; Kimberly Diane supply underlying the 640-acre PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Avenue, The application deadline The program dates for YLOK loaded at www.leadershipokla- Castleberry; Kyle J. Kranker; Laura horizontal drilling and spacing unit Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, Ann Allen; Leon Troy Cook and described as Section 1, Township 918/382-8686. is Wednesday, December 5, Class 19 will be June 2-June homa.com or requested by Debora M. Cook, Trustees of the 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain CORPORATION by 5 p.m. Applicants must be 7, 2019. calling the LOK office at (405) Cook Living Trust, dated 11/6/15; County, Oklahoma and designate COMMISSION high school juniors or home- Criteria for selection includes 848-0001. Linda Starr Cook, Trustee of the Applicant or some other party as OF OKLAHOMA schooled equivalent with at Linda Starr Cook Revocable Liv- operator of the proposed well and DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman demonstrated leadership abil- Completed applications must ing Trust, dated August 6, 2015; all subsequent wells drilled in the J. TODD HIETT, least a 3.25 grade point average ity in activities such as student be received in the Leadership Ludwig A. Beckman; Mable Elaine unit; and that Applicant be given Vice Chairman on a 4.0 scale. council, athletics and service Oklahoma office, located at Griffith Henderson; Margaret Ann one year to commence operations BOB ANTHONY, Youth Leadership Oklahoma clubs in their schools and com- 5500 N. Western, Suite 142, Combs; Marian L. Barnett; Marian for the drilling or other operations Commissioner L. Barnett; Mark David Barnett; with respect to the unit. The Ap- DONE AND PERFORMED this accepts 50 class members each munities as well as an exhibited Oklahoma City, OK 73118, no Mary Kathleen Barnett; Michael plicant additionally requests that 13th day of November, 2018. year. The program includes a commitment to community later than 5 p.m., Wednesday, Raymond Masters; Prairie Oil & this pooling be a unit pooling. BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- weeklong journey across the service and extra-curricular Dec. 5, 2018. Gas, LLC; Ray Land and Loan NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN SION: Company, Inc., a Missouri Cor- that this cause be set before an PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary poration; Republic Production, Administrative Law Judge for

No. 1122-November 21-1 Time Barnett; Rose Mary McQueen; density by the drilling of an addi- BEFORE THE CORPORATION Sandra Ann Love; Sandra Jeanne tional well in Section 12, Township No. 1121-November 15-1 Time Minerals, LLC; Stonewall Minerals, thereof, and each such unit may COMMISSION OF THE Hollingsworth; SBOG, INC. a/k/a 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain BEFORE THE CORPORATION LLC; Sunshineintegrated, LLC; be separately developed in that a STATE OF OKLAHOMA Mitch Palmer; SBOG, INC. a/k/a County, Oklahoma for produc- COMMISSION OF THE Sunshineintegrated, LLC; The well may be drilled into, completed APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Mitch Palmer; Sedona Royalties, tion from the Woodford common STATE OF OKLAHOMA Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma, in and produce hydrocarbons TION OPERATING, LLC LLC; Smith Minerals, LLC; Sneed source of supply as an exception APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- an Oklahoma nonprofit corpora- from the same common source of RELIEF SOUGHT: INCREASED Company, an Oklahoma Limited to order to issue in Cause CD TION OPERATING, LLC tion; The Catherine Bond Wootten supply in each such concurrently WELL DENSITY (PART OF A Partnership; Southcreek Petro- No. 201809488-T and designate RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL Living Trust Dated May 20, 2014; existing unit with production from MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL) leum Co. LLC; Steward O. Smith Applicant or some other party as DRILLING AND SPACING UNITS The Charles R. Smith Trust; The such well to be governed by and LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION a/k/a Stewert O. Smith; Stonewall operator. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Jay R. Bond Revocable Living allocated pursuant to the appli- 12, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE Minerals, LLC; Sunshineintegrat- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 12, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE Trust; The Julie A. Kranker Living cable unit. Therefore, the following 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, ed, LLC; The Baptist Foundation of that this cause be set before an 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, Trust, a Revocable Trust, dated orders are not being vacated. OKLAHOMA Oklahoma, an Oklahoma nonprofit Administrative Law Judge for OKLAHOMA the 26th day of April, 1999; The Order No. 27949 insofar as it CAUSE CD NO. 201809489-T corporation; The Catherine Bond hearing, taking of evidence and CAUSE CD NO. 201809488-T known and unknown heirs and established 40-acre drilling and NOTICE OF HEARING Wootten Living Trust Dated May reporting to the Commission. NOTICE OF HEARING successors of Dorsett Eugene spacing units for the Hunton Lime TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, 20, 2014; The Charles R. Smith NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Palmer, deceased c/o Russell common source of supply underly- PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, Trust; The Cook Living Trust, a that this cause will be heard before PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, Wayne Palmer; The known and ing the N/2 Section 12, Township PURCHASERS AND TAKERS revocable trust, dated the 6th an Administrative Law Judge on PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF unknown heirs and successors of 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain OF OIL AND GAS INCLUDING day of November, 2015; The Jay the Initial Hearing Docket at the OIL AND GAS INCLUDING 9 Spot Fred Jackson Barnett, deceased County, Oklahoma. 9Spot Energy, LLC; Azure Energy, R. Bond Revocable Living Trust; Corporation Commission, East- Energy, LLC; Barry G. Stafford; c/o Mary Kathleen Barnett; The Order No. 21542 insofar as it LTD; Barry G. Stafford; Benedum The Julie A. Kranker Living Trust, ern Regional Office, 440 South Benedum Minerals, LLC; Bobbie known and unknown heirs and established 40-acre drilling and Minerals, LLC; Bobbie Jo Kubelle, a Revocable Trust, dated the 26th Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, Jo Kubelle, formerly Tulini, a/k/a successors of Jack Roscoe spacing units for the Hunton Lime formerly Tulini, a/k/a Barbara Joan day of April, 1999; The known and Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the Barbara Joan Harrell, a/k/a Bob- Palmer, deceased c/o Larry Pat common source of supply underly- Harrell, a/k/a Bobbie Jo Harrel unknown heirs and successors of 3rd day of December, 2018 and bie Jo Harrel c/o Russell Wayne Palmer; The known and unknown ing the S/2 Section 12, Township c/o Russell Wayne Palmer; Bond Dorsett Eugene Palmer, deceased that this notice be published as Palmer; Bond Trust A and C Part- heirs and successors of John 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain Trust A and C Partnership c/o c/o Russell Wayne Palmer; The required by law and the rules of nership c/o Cynthia Bond Perry, E. Barnett, deceased c/o David County, Oklahoma. Cynthia Bond Perry, Managing known and unknown heirs and the Commission. Managing Trustee; Bryan P. Cook; Raymond Barnett; The known and There is no production from Trustee; Bryan P. Cook; Buffalo successors of Fred Jackson Bar- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Camino Natural Resources, LLC; unknown heirs and successors the Mississippian, Woodford and Creek Minerals, LLC, an Oklahoma nett, deceased c/o Mary Kathleen that in the event this cause is Chisholm Oil, LLC; Christopher S. of Lenora Walker Barnett a/k/a Hunton common sources of sup- limited liability company; Camino Barnett; The known and unknown uncontested, the Applicant, its Bowden; Cline Living Trust, dated Lenora Isabelle Barnett, deceased ply or a member thereof from any Natural Resources, LLC; Chisholm heirs and successors of Jack representatives, witnesses and October 13, 1997; Cockerell En- c/o David Raymond Barnett; The non-horizontal well in the unit. Oil, LLC; Christopher S. Bowden; Roscoe Palmer, deceased c/o other proponents of the Appli- ergy, LLC; Consul Properties, LLC; known and unknown heirs and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Cline Living Trust, dated October Larry Pat Palmer; The known and cant may appear and testify by Crystal R. Cook ; Darlene Schrader successors of Lloyd Willis Palmer, that the relief requested herein 13, 1997; Cockerell Energy, LLC; unknown heirs and successors telephone. The cost of telephonic c/o Sandra Schrader; David H. deceased c/o Russell Wayne may be made effective prior to the Consul Properties, LLC; Crystal of John E. Barnett, deceased communication shall be paid by Ballard; David Raymond Barnett; Palmer; The known and unknown issuance of this Order. R. Cook ; Darlene Schrader c/o c/o David Raymond Barnett; The the person or persons requesting Dr. Tim Sellers; EOG Resources, heirs and successors of Mary NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Sandra Schrader; David H. Bal- known and unknown heirs and its use. Interested parties who Inc.; Fortune Natural Resources Neil Glasco, deceased c/o Gary that this cause be set before an lard; David Raymond Barnett; Dr. successors of Lenora Walker wish to participate by telephone Corporation; Fred Jackson Bar- Wayne Glasco; The known and Administrative Law Judge for Tim Sellers; EOG Resources, Inc.; Barnett a/k/a Lenora Isabelle shall contact the Applicant or nett, Jr.; Fred Scott Masters; Gary unknown heirs and successors of hearing, taking of evidence and Fortune Natural Resources Corpo- Barnett, deceased c/o David Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Wayne Glasco; Glenda Love; Murray Townsend Love, deceased reporting to the Commission. ration; Fred Jackson Barnett, Jr.; Raymond Barnett; The known and hearing date, and provide their Glenda Marteil Littlefield; Golden c/o Glenda Love; The known and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Fred Scott Masters; Gary Wayne unknown heirs and successors name and phone number. Creek Minerals, LLC; HighPointe unknown heirs and successors of that this cause will be heard before Glasco; Glenda Love; Glenda of Lloyd Willis Palmer, deceased NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Energy, LLC; Iowa State University Ola Palmer, deceased c/o Russell an Administrative Law Judge on Marteil Littlefield; Golden Creek c/o Russell Wayne Palmer; The that all interested persons may ap- Foundation; Jay Hughey ; Jerald Wayne Palmer; The known and the Initial Hearing Docket at the Minerals, LLC; Gulftex Energy known and unknown heirs and pear and be heard. For information Nichols; Jim and Brenda Pickett; unknown heirs and successors Corporation Commission, Eastern IV, LP; HighPointe Energy, LLC; successors of Mary Neil Glasco, concerning this action, contact Jim and Brenda Pickett; John of Ruth C. Masters, deceased Regional Office, 440 South Hous- Hinkle Oil & Gas Inc.; Iowa State deceased c/o Gary Wayne Glasco; Ron M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, Edward Barnett, Jr.; Juanita Giffith c/o Michael Raymond Masters; ton, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, at University Foundation; Jay Hughey The known and unknown heirs and BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. Family Trust dated August 30, The William R. Cook Revocable 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- ; Jerald Nichols; Jim and Brenda successors of Murray Townsend Boston Ave., Ste. 100, Tulsa, Okla- 1993 c/o Patsy McMahan, Suc- Trust, a revocable trust, dated the cember, 2018 and that this Notice Pickett; John Edward Barnett, Jr.; Love, deceased c/o Glenda Love; homa 74119, 918/382-8686 or Jeff cessor Trustee; Karis A. Kranker; 24th day of May, 2016; Thomas S. be published as required by law Juanita Griffith Family Trust, dated The known and unknown heirs Morris, Rock Creek Land & Energy, Kenneth B. Jordan, Jr. and Ann E. Cook; Tonda C. Stafford; Travis B. and the rules of the Commission. August 30, 1993 c/o Patsy Mc- and successors of Ola Palmer, 330 NW 10th Street, Oklahoma Jordan; Kerstan P. Kranker; Kristin Hughey; Vernon R. Guthrey c/o NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Mahan, Successor Trustee; Karis deceased c/o Russell Wayne City, OK 73103, 405/358-6090. Schneider; Kyle J. Kranker; Larry Linda Montgomery; William David that in the event this cause is A. Kranker; Kenneth B. Jordan, Palmer; The known and unknown CORPORATION Pat Palmer; Lemois Dean Palmer Glasco; William Joseph Ballard; uncontested, the Applicant, its Jr. and Ann E. Jordan; Kerstan P. heirs and successors of Ruth C. COMMISSION c/o Katherine Palmer a/k/a Norma Laura S. Taylor; and all persons if, representatives, witnesses and Kranker; Kristin Schneider; Kyle Masters, deceased c/o Michael OF OKLAHOMA Palmer; Leon Troy Cook and living or if deceased, their known other proponents of the Appli- J. Kranker; Larry Pat Palmer; Raymond Masters; The Linda Starr DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Debora M. Cook, Trustees of the and unknown successors, and all cant may appear and testify by Lemois Dean Palmer c/o Katherine Cook Revocable Living Trust, a J. TODD HIETT, Cook Living Trust, dated 11/6/15; corporations, existing and if dis- telephone. The cost of telephonic Palmer a/k/a Norma Palmer; Linda Revocable Trust Dated the 6th day Vice Chairman Linda Montgomery a/k/a Linda solved, its known and unknown communication shall be paid by Montgomery a/k/a Linda Carr; of August, 2015; The William R. BOB ANTHONY, Carr; Linda Starr Cook, Trustee of successors and all other persons the person or persons requesting Longheel Interests, LLC; Ludwig A. Cook Revocable Trust, a revocable Commissioner the Linda Starr Cook Revocable having an interest in the lands its use. Interested parties who Beckman; Margaret Ann Combs; trust, dated the 24th day of May, DONE AND PERFORMED this Living Trust, dated August 6, 2015; covered hereby, particularly in wish to participate by telephone Marian L. Barnett; Marian L. Bar- 2016; Thomas S. Cook; Toklan Oil 13th day of November, 2018. Longheel Interests, LLC; Ludwig A. McClain County, Oklahoma. shall contact the Applicant or nett; Mark David Barnett; Martha and Gas Corporation; Tonda C. BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Beckman; Margaret Ann Combs; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Jane Milam and Joseph T. Wright Stafford; Travis B. Hughey; Trepco SION: Marian L. Barnett; Marian L. Bar- Applicant requests that the Com- hearing date, and provide their III; Mary Bingaman; Mary Kathleen Production Company, Inc.; Tulsa PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary nett; Mark David Barnett; Martha mission enter its order establishing name and phone number. Barnett; Melissa Hughey Dennis; Energy Partners, LLC; Vernon R. Jane Milam and Joseph T. Wright a 640-acre horizontal drilling and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Merit Energy Company; Michael Guthrey c/o Linda Montgomery; No. 1124-November 15-1 Time III; Mary Bingaman; Mary Kathleen spacing unit for Mississippian, that all interested persons may ap- Raymond Masters; Mitch Palmer; William David Glasco; William Jo- Legal Notice Barnett; Melissa Hughey Dennis; Woodford and Hunton common pear and be heard. For information Mitch Palmer; Muree Degenhardt; seph Ballard; Laura S. Taylor; and The Board of Education of Michael Raymond Masters; Mitch sources of supply underlying concerning this action, contact Murex Petroleum Corporation, all persons if living and if deceased, Wayne Public School District Palmer; Mitch Palmer; Muree Section 12, Township 9 North, Ron M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, successor by merger to Petroleum their known and unknown succes- hereby provides legal notice that Degenhardt; Murex Petroleum Range 4 West, McClain County, BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. Royalties, Inc.; Myron H. Bond sors and all corporations existing the annual school election filing Corporation, successor by merger Oklahoma. For the Mississippian Boston Ave., Ste. 100, Tulsa, Okla- Limited Partnership; Newcastle and if dissolved, its known and period for candidates will open on to Petroleum Royalties, Inc.; My- and Hunton common sources of homa 74119, 918/382-8686 or Jeff Energy Investments, LLC; NIDAS unknown successors and all other Monday, December 3, 2018 at 8:00 ron H. Bond Limited Partnership; supply such order will require that Morris, Rock Creek Land & Energy, Peace Holdings, LLC; OGI, Inc.; Oil persons having an interest in the a.m. and will close Wednesday, Newcastle Energy Investments, the completion interval of a hori- 330 NW 10th Street, Oklahoma Producers Inc. of Kansas; Paisano lands covered hereby, particularly December 5, 2018 at 5:00 p.m. LLC; NIDAS Peace Holdings, LLC; zontal well drilled in a horizontal City, OK 73103, 405/358-6090. Energy Fund I, L.P; Prairie Oil & in McClain County, Oklahoma. Board Member Position On OGI, Inc.; Paisano Energy Fund I, well unit shall be located not less CORPORATION Gas, LLC; Red Sky Resources III, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ballot: L.P; Prairie Oil & Gas, LLC; Red than 660 feet from the unit bound- COMMISSION LLC; Red Stone Resources, LLC; that the Applicant in this cause is The voters shall elect a board Sky Resources III, LLC; Red Stone ary. For the Woodford common OF OKLAHOMA Riverbend Minerals, Inc.; Roan requesting that the Commission member for board position No. 4, Resources, LLC; Riverbend Min- source of supply such order will DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Resources LLC; Robert Alton enter its order to increase the which has a 5-year term of office. erals, Inc.; Roan Resources LLC; require the completion interval of J. TODD HIETT, Robert Alton Barnett; Rose Mary a horizontal well drilled in a hori- Vice Chairman McQueen; Sandra Ann Love; San- zontal well unit shall be located not BOB ANTHONY, dra Jeanne Hollingsworth; SBOG, less than 165 feet from any north/ Commissioner Visit us at: INC. a/k/a Mitch Palmer; SBOG, south unit boundary and not less DONE AND PERFORMED this INC. a/k/a Mitch Palmer; Sedona than 330 feet from any east/west 13th day of November, 2018. Royalties, LLC; Smith Minerals, unit boundary. BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- LLC; Smith Minerals, LLC; Sneed The horizontal well unit may SION: purcellregister.com Company, an Oklahoma Limited exist concurrently with any previ- PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary Partnership; Steward O. Smith ously formed non-horizontal drill- Secretary of the Commission a/k/a Stewert O. Smith; Stonewall ing and spacing unit, or any part 8B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018 LPXLP No. 1097-November 15-1 Time ing Trust, dated December 10, Drake, II; Rand Davis; Red Wing fact; and if any of the named enti- No. 1102-November 15-2 Times BEFORE THE CORPORATION 1993, as restated on May 30, 2007; Oil, LLC, a limited liability com- ties are corporations which do not IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY COMMISSION OF THE Harry Phillips Kliewer, Trustee of pany; RevRocks, LLC, a limited continue to have legal existence, STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA the GST Exempt Harry Phillips liability company; Rhoda L. (York) then unknown trustees or assigns IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LESLIE STEVEN CLOUSE, APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Kliewer Trust under the Marilyn P. Gavia; Richard D. Allen and of such parties. Deceased. TION OPERATING, LLC Kliewer Revocable Living Trust, Monica J. Allen; Richard V. Seffren; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Case No. PB-2018-144 RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL dated December 10, 1993, as Ridgeview Exploration, Inc.; Rita that Applicant, Native Exploration COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING SPACING restated on May 30, 2007; Haskell Solow Nadler, a/k/a Rita Nadler; Operating, LLC, has filed an ap- To: All persons interested in the Estate of Leslie Steven Clouse, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Horn Family Limited Partnership; Roan Resources LLC; Roan Re- plication in this cause requesting Deceased: 23, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE Hellen Holleb; Henry R. Kravis, sources LLC, successor by the Commission to enter an order, You are hereby notified that on the 30th day of October, 2018, the 3 WEST OF THE IM, McCLAIN Trustee of the George R. Kravis, II merger to Citizen Energy II, LLC; as follows: (i) extending Order No. Petitioner, Shelby Blaine Clouse, c/o Jim Forgotson, The Law Offices COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Trust; Holly Horton; Howard Ker- Roan Resources LLC, successor 668888, to enlarge and extend of Laird, Hammons, Laird PLLC, 1332 SW 89th Street, Oklahoma Cause CD No. 201808350 man; Huntington Energy, L.L.C.; by merger to Mapco Production the boundaries of the Woodford City, Cleveland County Oklahoma 73159, Attorney for Petitioner, AMENDED NOTICE Infinity Resources II, L.L.C., an Company; Roan Resources LLC, common source of supply so filed in the District Court of Cleveland County a Petition for Summary OF HEARING Oklahoma limited liability com- successor by merger to Mid- as to cover and include Section Administration pursuant to 58 O.S. § 245, for Appointment of Special STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All pany; Inter-States Oil & Gas, Inc.; Continent I, LLC; Robert H. 23, Township 6 North, Range 3 Administrator and for Determination of Heirs, Legatees, and Devisees. persons, owners, producers, op- J.D.E. Energy, L.L.C.; Jack L. Bishop; Robert Rudes; Rosetta West of the IM, McClain County, The Petitioner has alleged that Leslie Steven Clouse, died intestate erators, purchasers and takers of Kaplan, Jr.; Jack L. Kaplan, Jr.; Froug Mulmed; Roslyn S. Schwartz Oklahoma, which section should on the 20th day of September, 2018, domiciled in and residing at oil and gas, and all other inter- James M. Jones; James Michael as Trustee of the Roslyn S. be formed as 640-acre horizontal 413 S. Fox, in Wayne, McClain County, State of Oklahoma, and that ested persons, particularly in Jobe Family GST TR, James Mi- Schwartz Revocable Trust U/A/D drilling and spacing units for such the total value of the Decedents property in Oklahoma is less than McClain County, Oklahoma, in- chael Jobe, Trustee; Jan Hess; May 16, 1991; Roxie Ann Ellinger; separate common sources of sup- $50,000.00. Petitioner has asked this Court to determine the Heirs, cluding the following: Aaron S. Janette M. Jacobs and Barbara Rusk Capital Management, LLC; ply underlying such section, with Legatees and Devisees and for other summary proceedings pursuant Berry Oil & Gas Family, LLC; Adri- M. Blewett, Co-Trustees of the Sally Elman; Sam Holleb; Samis the permitted well for the units to to 58 O.S. § 245, et seq. enne Stamell; Allan Esrig; Arctic Judith Cruz Trust; Jerry D. Moore; Oil Company, Inc.; Samuel Mark be located not less than 165 feet The names and addresses of the heirs or devisees as set forth in Royalty Limited Partnership; Ave- Joan P. Kaplan; John Mark Waugh, Jobe; Samuel Seffren; Slim Roy- from the north/south boundaries the petition are: dis Foundation; Bandera Minerals, Trustee of the John Mark Waugh alty, LLC; Spector Family Partners; and 330 from east/west bound- LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability Trust; Jonathan Froug; Joseph P. Spinnaker Royalty Company; aries; (ii) establishing the initial Name Age Relationship Address company; Bank of America, N.A., Kennedy; Judith Dean Phillips, Stephen Emmerich Stewart; Ste- boundaries of the Mississippian Trustee of the Winifred Witwer Trustee of the Phillips Living Trust, ven T. Garner 1993 Revocable and Hunton separate common Shelby Blaine 27 Adult-Son 1468 S. Edwards Trust, dated February 1, dated April 7, 2011, amended on Trust Agreement dated May 6, sources of supply so as to cover Clouse Walker Dr. 1994; Barbara S. Flynn, as Trust- April 16, 2003; Judith Jerome; 1993; Susan E. Clark a/k/a Susan and include Section 23, Township Atoka, OK ee of the Applicable Credit (Unified Judith R. Cruz, Trustee of the E. Welcher; Susan E. Trumble, 6 North, Range 3 West of the IM, 74525 Credit) Trust - Trust A created Wilma M. Phillips Trust dated Trustee of The Susan E. Trumble McClain County, Oklahoma, which Kelly Ryan 31 Adult-Son 1468 S. under Article VIII of the James P. November 11, 1985, resated 9-13- Revocable Trust, u/a/d January 2, section should be formed as a 640- Clouse Walker Dr. Flynn Family Trust dated April 11, 89; Julia Smith Trust A, Julia Smith 2018; Susan Linn Credeur; Susan acre horizontal drilling and spacing Atoka, OK 2001; Barbara S. Flynn, as Trust- Trust B and Julia Smith Trust C Trumble; Tamar Sambor; TCD unit for such formation underlying 74525 ee of the Barbara S. Flynn Family a/k/a Julia Smith Trusts; Julie A. Exploration, LLC; Tena Everhart; such section, with the permitted Trust dated April 11, 2001; Bare- Kranker, Trustee of the Julie A. TEP Anadarko Basin South III LLC, well for the unit to be located not In an Order for Combined Notice and Order Appointing Special foot Minerals; Bella Combs; Bert Kranker Living Trust, dated April a Delaware limited liability com- less than 660 feet from the unit Administrator entered on the 8th day of November, 2018, the Court Holleb; Black Stone Minerals 26, 1999; JWP-MKP Minerals pany; TEP Anadarko Basin South boundaries; and (iii) granting such found that it should dispense with the regular estate proceedings Company, L.P., a Delaware limited Holdings, LP; Karis A. Kranker; IV LLC, a Delaware limited liabil- other and further relief as may be prescribed by law and order notice to creditors and issue an order partnership; Blair Royalties, Ltd.; Katheryn Ann Swanson; Kathleen ity company; The Berry Oil & Gas proper based upon the evidence for hearing upon the Petition for Summary Administration and Ap- Blue Mountain Exploration, LLC; Grisham Living Trust u/t/a dated LLC; The Catholic University of presented at the hearing herein. pointment of Special Administrator, the final accounting and petition Bo-Mc Enterprises, LLC; BOKF, February 14, 1994; Kathryn B. Oklahoma, Inc., d/b/a St. Grego- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN for determination of heirs, devisees and legatees and distribution. NA, d/b/a Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., Hinkle; Kenneth Roy Lewis; Ker- ry’s University; The Joyce Carey that this cause will be referred Pursuant to the Order for Combined Notice and Order Appointing as Trustee of that Trust dated stan P. Kranker; Kevin Ray Manke Gaither Warren Trust, dated Sep- to an Administrative Law Judge Special Administrator, all creditors having claims against Leslie Steven November 7, 1975 as amended and Joann Manke, as Trustees of tember 21, 1994; The known and for hearing, taking of evidence Clouse, Deceased, are required to present the same with a descrip- created by Laura Owens Bennett the Manke Family Trust u/t/a unknown heirs and successors of and reporting to the Corporation tion of all security interests and other collateral (if any) held by each as Trustor for her benefit; Brookline dated the 7th day of March, 2013; Clifford W. Matthews, deceased; Commission. creditor with respect to such claim, to Shelby Blaine Clouse, Special Minerals, LLC; Bryan P. Cook; Kimbell Royalty Holdings, LLC, a The known and unknown heirs and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Administrator, at The Law Offices of Laird, Hammons, Laird PLLC, 1332 Buffalo Creek Minerals, LLC, an Delaware limited liability company; successors of J.B. Pickens, Jr. that this cause will be heard before SW 89th Street, Oklahoma City, Cleveland County Oklahoma 73159, Oklahoma limited liability com- Kirby Minerals, an Oklahoma a/k/a Jacob B. Pickens, Jr. and an Administrative Law Judge on addressed to Jim Forgotson, attorney for the Special Administrator, pany; Callaway Oil, L.L.C., an general partnership; Kyle J. Rose D. Pickens a/k/a Rose Pick- the Merits Docket at the Corpora- on or before the following presentment date: January 10, 2019, or the Oklahoma limited liability com- Kranker; L3 Energy, LLC, a Texas ens, both deceased; The known tion Commission, First Floor, Jim same will be forever barred. pany; Camarilla Energy, L.P., an limited liability company; and unknown heirs and succes- Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held on the 17th day of Oklahoma limited partnership; Laquawana Marcum; Largo In- sors of Laura Pickens, deceased; Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the January, 2019, at 9:30 a.m. in the District Courtroom of the McClain Camino Natural Resources, LLC; vestments, LLC, an Oklahoma The known and unknown heirs and 3rd day of December 2018, and County Courthouse in Purcell Oklahoma, before the District Court Carl E. Gungoll Exploration, L.L.C.; limited liability company; Larry G. successors of Leonard Ray that this notice will be published Judge. At the hearing, the Court will decide whether to approve the Carole J. Drake, LLC, an Okla- Ragan, Trustee under the Larry G. Lewis, deceased; The known and as required by law and the rules Petition for Summary Administration and the final account and peti- homa limited liability company; Ragan 1992 Revocable Manage- unknown heirs and successors of of the Commission. tion for determination of heirs, devisees and legatees and distribution Carolyn K. Beall; Carolyn K. Beall, ment Trust, dated the 21st day of Louise Froug Galamba a/k/a Lou- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN of the Petitioner. Trustee of the William B. Beall February, 1992; Leon Troy Cook ise Marie Galamba a/k/a Louise that the Applicant and interested You are hereby advised that you may fiIe objections to the Petition Family Trust established under the and Debora M. Cook, Trustees of M. Galamba, deceased; The parties may present testimony by for Summary Administration and the final account and petition for the Last Will & Testament of William the Cook Living Trust, dated No- known and unknown heirs and telephone. The cost of telephonic determination of heirs, devisees and legatees and distribution at any B. Beall, deceased; Cartel Petro- vember 6, 2015; Linda Starr Cook, successors of Marilyn Phillips communication shall be paid by time before the final hearing and send a copy to the petitioner in care leum, L.L.C.; Cat Spring Proper- Trustee of the Linda Starr Cook Kliewer a/k/a Marilyn P. Kliewer, the person or persons requesting of his attorney, Jim Forgotson, at The Law Offices of Laird, Hammons, ties, LLC, a Texas limited liability Revocable Living Trust, dated deceased; The known and un- its use. An interested party who Laird PLLC, 1332 SW 89th Street, Oklahoma City, Cleveland County company; Ceres Resources, LLC; August 6, 2015; Lisa Froug-Hirano; known heirs and successors of wishes to participate by telephone Oklahoma 73159, or you will be deemed to have waived any objec- Charlotte Carol Wright, Trustee of Living Free; Loretta Carey, f/k/a Mildred Ione Orbach, a/k/a Mildred shall contact the Applicant’s at- tions. If you have no objections, you need not appear at the hearing the 1991 Charlotte Carol Wright Loretta Ellinger, and C.V. Carey; Orbach, deceased; The known torney, prior to the hearing date, or make any filings with the Court. Trust under Declaration of Trust Lorin E. Blewett and Judith R. and unknown heirs and succes- and provide his or her name and If an objection is filed before the hearing, the Court will determine dated April 8, 1991; Charlotte J. Cruz, Co-Trustees of the Barbara sors of Rose Marie Pickens Album, phone number. at the hearing whether the Will attached to the Petition shall be admit- Kantor; Chevron Corporation, Blewett Trust; Louis H. Witwer, III, deceased; The known and un- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ted to probate, whether summary proceedings are appropriate and, successor by merger to San Juan Trustee of the Louis H. Witwer, III known heirs and successors of that all interested persons may if so, whether the Estate will be distributed and to whom the estate Exploration Company; Christian Trust, dated August 15, 1994; Syrl C. Orbach, deceased; The appear and be heard. For informa- will be distributed. Family Farms, LLC; Christopher Luglena R. Moore; Lula Mae known and unknown heirs and tion concerning this action contact CHARLES GRAY Rinker Watts; Crystal R. Cook; Beard, Trustee of the William M. successors of Thellys B. Hess, Theo Coleman, Rock Creek Land ASSOCIATE DISTRICT JUDGE Dalton Oklahoma Family Proper- Beard Revocable Trust dated the deceased; The known and un- & Energy, (405) 358-6090, or Em- Judge of the District Court ties, L.L.C.; Dana Lynn Perry 11th day of July, 2005, as amend- known heirs and successors of ily P. Smith, attorney, OBA No. Prepared By: Shewmaker a/k/a Dana Shew- ed; Lynne W. Phillips, Trustee of William B. Beall, deceased; The 20805, (405) 272-4710, 101 Park /s/ Jim Forgotson maker; Dana Solow Sambor; the Lynne W. Phillips Trust dated known and unknown heirs and Avenue, Suite 1400, Oklahoma Jim Forgotson OBA #21965 Daniel R. Willits, Trustee of the May 11, 1999; M. Richard Teis, Jr., successors of William J. Phillips, City, OK 73102. Please refer to Laird, Hammons, Laird PLLC Summit Trust; Darcy Coale a/k/a Trustee of the M. Richard Teis, Jr. deceased; The known and un- Cause CD Number. 1332 S.W. 89th Street Darcy Ann Coale; David A. Bash, Living Trust, dated January 13, known heirs and successors of DONE AND PERFORMED THIS Oklahoma City, OK 73159 Jr., Trustee under the David A. 1993; M.A.P., Inc.; M.R. Jones Oil Yola Davis, deceased; The Mar- 7th day of November 2018. Telephone: (405) 703-4567 Bash, Jr. Living Trust as estab- & Gas, L.L.C.; MALA Trust UAD garet A. Blair Revocable Living CORPORATION Facsimile: (405) 703-4061 lished by Trust Agreement dated 1-16-2009, Jack L. Wilkes and Trust; The Raymond and Bessie COMMISSION Attorney for Special Administrator October 27, 1995; David Hess; Mary Ann Wilkes, Co-Trustees; Kravis Foundation; The Salvation OF OKLAHOMA David Jacobson; David L. Godard Map Resources, Inc.; Marathon Army, a Georgia corporation; The DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman a/k/a David Godard, Trustee of the Oil Company; Marcia Goodall Sue Ellen Orbach Trust; The Uni- J. TODD HIETT, Charles M. Godard Revocable Walker; Mark Bradley Levy a/k/a versity of Oklahoma Foundation, Vice Chairman No. 1100-November 15-3 Times Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Living Trust, dated August 14, Mark Levy; Mary E. Bingaman Inc.; Thomas Arthur Marnane and BOB ANTHONY, IN THE DISTRICT COURT (N/2 NE/4 SW/4) and the North 2002; David N. Wilkes and Nancy a/k/a Mary Bingaman; Mason Charlotte D. Marnane, Trustees of Commissioner OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Half of the Northwest Quarter of S. Wilkes; David Rudes; Debbie Minerals, LLC; Matthew Wayne the Marnane Family Trust, u/a/d BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- STATE OF OKLAHOMA the Southwest Quarter (N/2 NW/4 Perkins; Devon Energy Corpora- Eckenwiler; Maxwell Resources September 27, 1994; Thomas SION: VICKIE J. WILLIAMS, SW/4) of Section Seventeen ( 17), tion, successor by merger to Corp.; Melissa Ann Wallace; Mi- Mitchell Jobe; Thomas S. Cook; PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- Plaintiff, Township Six (6) North, Range Roytex Oil Company, a Delaware chael L. Kaplan; Michael P. Eck- Tracey Diane Harjo; Troy D. Wal- sion Secretary Vs. Three (3) West, McClain County, corporation; Diane Woodward- enwiler; Michael Sambor; Michelle lace a/k/a Troy Dean Wallace; Vicki THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, Oklahoma Frost, Trustee of the Diane Wood- Eckenwiler McGregor; Michelle Waugh Eidman as Trustee of the HEIRS, ADMINISTRATORS, EX- AND ward-Frost Revocable Living O’Dell, Successor Trustee of the Vicki Waugh Eidman Trust; Vine- ECUTORS, DEVISEES, TRUST- The West 18.04 acres and the Trust, dated December 16, 1998; revocable trust agreement of the yard Resources, Inc.; Virginia L. EES AND ASSIGNS OF NELSON Northeast 10 acres of Lot One (1) Donald Goeger; Donald R. Horton Hancock Family Trust, created on (York) Ferrell; Virginia L. (York) Fer- No. 1103-November 15-1 Time ENLOE WILLIAMS, DECEASED, and all of Lot Two (2) being 38.11 and Marty Horton; Donna J. Che- the 31st day of July, 2000; Mine- rell; Wabash Production Limited IN THE DISTRICT COURT Defendants. acres, of Section Eighteen (18) noweth a/k/a Donna Chenoweth; shaft Royalties; Mitchell Royalty, Partnership, an Oklahoma limited OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Case No. CV-2018-132 Township Six (6) North, Range Dorchester Minerals Oklahoma LP, a Limited Partnership; MKB En- partnership; Wayne Jesse Combs; STATE OF OKLAHOMA NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Three (3) West, McClain County, an Oklahoma limited partnership; ergy, L.L.C., an Oklahoma limited Wendy E. Burns; WestStar Oil and IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Oklahoma, Doris Jean Pickens Marcovitz; E liability company; Neal Farms Gas, Inc., an Oklahoma corpora- OF JOYCE M. PRICE, THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, forever barring you and all C Energy Partners, LP; E.M. Limited Partnership, an Oklahoma tion; William E. Geyer Living Trust Deceased. HEIRS, ADMINISTRATORS, EX- persons claiming by, through or Solow; Eagle Exploration Produc- limited partnership; Neil Holleb; created by Declaration of Trust Case No. PB-18-151 ECUTORS, DEVISEES, TRUST- under you from ever setting up or tion, LLC, a Delaware limited liabil- Newfield Exploration Mid-Conti- dated June 29, 1984; William R. NOTICE OF HEARING EES AND ASSIGNS OF NELSON asserting any right, title, equity or ity company; Echo Energy Part- nent, Inc.; Ni Modo Energy, L.L.C.; Cook, Bryan Paul Cook and Erin PETITION FOR LETTERS ENLOE WILLIAMS. interest in and to said real property, ners I, LLC; Echo Operating, LLC; Noble Energy, Inc., successor by Michelle Cook Dum, Trustees of OF ADMINISTRATION, Take notice that you have been adverse to the right and title of the El Dorado Corporation, an Okla- merger to Beard Oil Company; the William R. Cook Revocable APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL sued by VICKIE J. WILLIAMS in Plaintiff(s), and such other relief to homa corporation; El Paso E&P Norma Jean Lewis a/k/a Norma Trust, dated May 24, 2016; William REPRESENTATIVE, the District Court of MCCLAIN which they may be entitled. Co., LP, successor by merger to Jean Lewis Smith a/k/a Norma S. Boyd, Inc.; William T. Kaplan; DETERMINATION OF HEIRS County, State of Oklahoma, and Witness my hand and seal, this Sonat Exploration Company, a Jean Smith; Okie Energy Group Wilson Energy, LLC; Winchester Notice is hereby given to all that you must answer the Petition 7 day of November, 2018. Delaware corporation; Eleanor - Minerals II, LLC; Oklahoma Bap- Energy, LLC, an Oklahoma limited persons interested in the Estate on or before December 18, 2018, Kristel Gray Kaplan; Ellinger Oil, LLC; Elly B. tist University; P.J.B. Revocable liability company; Winston Scott of Joyce M. Price, Deceased, that or the allegations contained in MCCLAIN COUNTY Beard and Trudy K. Martin, Trust- Living Trust; P.R. Crawford Roy- Witwer, Trustee of the Winston on the 9th day of November 2018, said Petition will be taken as true COURT CLERK ees of the Elly B. Beard 2007 Trust; alty Co. LLC, an Oklahoma limited Scott Witwer Trust, dated Novem- there was filed with this Court the and correct, quieting title to the /s/ Kathy Peterson Emily Jo Beard Trust, formerly liability company; P&C Bennett ber 1, 1988; Wm. W. McClure, Jr.; Petition of Terri L. Foughty, pray- following real property, situated DEPUTY Emily Jo Miller Trust, dated No- Minerals, LLC; Panhandle Oil and A.L. Rice, deceased; Aileen Smith- ing that Letters of Administration in MCCLAIN County, Oklahoma, (Seal) vember 23, 1981; Enerlex, Inc.; Gas Inc.; Par Pacific Holdings, son; Bert L. Smithson; Lawrence be issued to her as Personal to-wit: Andrew E. Hutter, OBA #20737 Eola Oil Company; Eugene Fol- Inc., successor by merger to BEE E. Stein; Transwestern Royalty Representative of the Estate, to The Northwest Quarter of the Attorney for Petitioner som; Eugene M. Pfeifer, III, - VEE Oil Corporation, a/k/a Delta Company; William G. & Mary L. serve without bond, for a judicial Northwest Quarter of the North- 217 N Harvey Ave Ste. 100 Trustee; Eugene M. Pfeifer, III, Petroleum Corporation; Pat San- Love Trust, Love Family Trust, and determination of the heirs of the east Quarter (NW/4 NW/4 NE/4) Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Trustee; Executive Land Services, chez; Patricia B. Sanchez, Trustee Linda L. Love, individually and as Decedent. and the Northwest Quarter (NW/4) Tele: (405) 232-1515 Inc., an Oklahoma Corporation; of the Hess Family Trust fbo David sole beneficiary and sole trustee Pursuant to an Order of this and the North Half of the Northeast F.P. Schonwald Co.; Flint Oak Hess; Patricia B. Sanchez, Trust- of the William G. & Mary L. Love Court made on the 9th day of Minerals, LLC; Frances Davis; ee of the Hess Family Trust fbo Family Trust and individually and November 2018 notice is given Frances Davis; Gail Beaumont Patricia B. Sanchez; Patricia B. as sole heir/beneficiary and sole that the 29th day of November Phillips and Jeffrey Scott Murray, Sanchez, Trustee of the Hess trustee of the Love Family Tr; Titan No. 1098-November 15-1 Time for a judicial determination of the 2018, at 9:30 a.m. is the day and IN THE DISTRICT COURT heirs of the Decedent. Trustees of the Phillips-Murray Family Trust fbo Rebecca Hess; Energy II, LLC; and, if any of the time that the Petition will be heard Revocable Trust, dated August 20, Patricia W. Shaver; Paul G. Phillips, named individuals be deceased, OF McCLAIN COUNTY Pursuant to an Order of this in the Courtroom of Judge Charles STATE OF OKLAHOMA Court made on the 8th day of No- 1999; Gary B. Smith, Trustee of Trustee of the Paul and Betty Phil- then the unknown heirs, execu- Gray in the County Courthouse the Gary B. Smith 1992 Revocable lips Trust dated 12/3/86, as tors, administrators, devisees, IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- vember, 2018, notice is given that at Purcell, McClain County, Okla- TATE OF ED TRUMAN SPERRY, November 29, 2018, at 9:30 a.m., Management Trust, and any amended; Paula Jacobson; PEC trustees and assigns, both im- homa, and all persons interested amendments thereto, dated the Minerals LP; Philip O. Carey Fam- mediate and remote, of such de- Deceased is the day and time that the peti- may appear and contest the same. Case No. PB-18-149 tion will be heard in the courtroom 26th day of February, 1992; Gary ily, LLC, a California limited liabil- ceased individual; if any of the Witness, the undersigned, M. Esrig; Gary Scott Christian ity company; Phillip Jay Levy; Pine named entities is dissolved part- NOTICE OF HEARING of Judge Charles Gray, McClain Judge of the District Court of Mc- PETITION FOR LETTERS County Courthouse at Purcell, a/k/a Scott Christian; Gentry Min- Oil & Gas, Ltd., a Texas limited nership, corporation or other as- Clain County, State of Oklahoma, erals, LLC; George G. Vaught, Jr.; partnership; Pioneer Natural Re- sociation, then the unknown OF ADMINISTRATION, Oklahoma, when and where all this 9th day of November 2018. APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL persons interested may appear George J. McLeod; Georgina L. sources USA, Inc., successor by successors, trustees and assigns, CHARLES GRAY (York) Steudeman; Golden Creek merger to Bridge Oil Company, both immediate and remote, of REPRESENTATIVE AND and contest the same. ASSOCIATE DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Witness my hand this 8th day Minerals, LLC; Harold James Mor- L.P., a Delaware limited partner- such dissolved entity; if any of the DISTRICT JUDGE ris; Harry H. Diamond Incorpo- ship; Priscilla Sue Hauser, as named parties designated as a Notice is hereby given to all of November, 2018. JUDGE OF THE persons interested in the Estate CHARLES GRAY rated, successor to Diamond Trustee of the Gerald Maynard trustee is not presently acting in DISTRICT COURT Production Corporation; Harry H. Hauser and Priscilla Sue Hauser such capacity as trustee, then the of Ed Truman Sperry, Deceased, ASSOCIATE James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 that on the 8th day of November, DISTRICT JUDGE Phillips, Trustee of the Harry H. Revocable Family Trust dated unknown successor or successors Haley J. Dennis, OBA #32766 Phillips Mineral Trust established November 27, 1996, as subse- to such trustee; if any of the named 2018, there was filed with this Judge of the District Court Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC Court the petition of Carolyn Sue Monte J. Wilson OBA #11572 under agreement dated January quently amended; QEP Energy parties designated as an attorney- 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 6, 2005; Harry Phillips Kliewer, Company, successor by merger in-fact is not presently acting in Steen praying that Letters of Ad- 1818 W. Lindsey, C-110 Purcell, OK 73080 ministration be issued to her as Norman, OK 73069 Trustee of the GST Exempt Frank to Ladd Petroleum Corporation; such capacity as attorney-in-fact, Phone: 405-527-7575 Brent Kliewer Trust under the R. D. Jones, Inc.; Ralph Altman; then the unknown successor or Personal Representative of the (405) 321-0500 Fax: 405-527-7574 Estate, to serve without bond, and ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER Marilyn P. Kliewer Revocable Liv- Ralph F. Ellinger, IV; Ramsey W. successors to such attorney-in- Attorney for Petitioner LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018-9B No. 1109-November 15-1 Time NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN No. 1104-November 15-1 Time hearing, taking of evidence and No. 1101-November 15-2 Times Testament of Gordon T. Foreman, BEFORE THE CORPORATION that Applicant, Native Exploration BEFORE THE CORPORATION reporting to the Commission. IN THE DISTRICT COURT are as follows: COMMISSION OF THE Operating, LLC, has filed an appli- COMMISSION OF THE NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF McCLAIN COUNTY Alice L. Hine Foreman STATE OF OKLAHOMA cation in this cause requesting the STATE OF OKLAHOMA that this cause will be heard before STATE OF OKLAHOMA 3069 E. Bayard Street APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Corporation Commission to enter APPLICANT: OKLAND OIL COM- an Administrative Law Judge on In the matter of the Estates of Seneca Falls, NY 13148 TION OPERATING, LLC an order, as follows: (i) waive the PANY the Initial Hearing Docket at the CELESTE MAY FOREMAN, de- All creditors having claims RELIEF SOUGHT: WAIVER OF requirements for written consent RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCA- Corporation Commission, Jim ceased, and GORDON T. FORE- against the Estate of Celeste May CONSENT REQUIREMENTS OF of the 640-acre horizontal drilling TION EXCEPTION Thorpe Building, 2101 N. Lincoln, MAN, deceased. Foreman, deceased, and Estate OCC RULE 165:5-7-6 and spacing unit for the Hunton LEGAL DESCRIPTION: E/2 NW/4 Oklahoma City, OK 73105, at Case No. PB-2018-150 of Gordon T. Foreman, deceased, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION common sourcesof supply to be OF SECTION 4, TOWNSHIP 7 8:30 a.m., on the 3rd day of De- COMBINED NOTICE are required within thirty (30) days 14, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE spaced by Order to issue in Cause NORTH, RANGE 2 WEST, MC- cember, 2018, and that this Notice TO: All persons interested in of the Order admitting the Peti- 4 WEST OF THE IM, McCLAIN CD No. 201809465, which require- CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA be published as required by law the Estate of Celeste May Fore- tion and this Combined Notice to COUNTY, OKLAHOMA ment is set forth in Oklahoma Cor- CAUSE CD NO. 201809455 and the Rules of the Commission. man and/or Estate of Gordon T. present any such claims, with a Cause CD No. 201809466 poration Rule 165:5-7-6. NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Foreman: description of any security inter- NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All that the Applicant and interested You are hereby notified that ests and other collateral, to the STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: that this cause will be referred persons, owners, producers, op- parties may present testimony by Petitioner, Alice L. Hine Foreman, Special Administrator, Alice L. Hine Aspen Energy Group, Inc.; Bench- to an Administrative Law Judge erators, purchasers and takers of telephone. The cost of telephonic residing at 3069 E. Bayard Street, Foreman, c/o John R. Arrowood; mark Oil Company, Ltd.; Bench- for hearing, taking of evidence oil and gas and all other interested communication shall be paid by Seneca Falls, New York 13148, Elias, Books, Brown & Nelson, PC, mark Energy, Ltd.; Briscoe Oil and reporting to the Corporation persons, particularly in McClain the person or persons requesting filed a Petition for Joint Summary Two Leadership Square, 211 N. Operating Company, Inc.; Dorothy Commission. County, Oklahoma. its use. Interested parties who Administration, Appointment of Robinson, Suite 1300, Oklahoma C. Weaver; General Minerals Cor- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that wish to participate by telephone Special Administrator, Admissions City, Oklahoma, 73102, or the poration; Hat Creek Exploration, that this cause will be heard before Applicant in this cause is request- shall contact the Applicant or of Will to Probate, Determination of same will be forever barred. LLC; HCW Corporate Finance; an Administrative Law Judge on ing the Commission grant a well Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Heirs, Legatees, and Devises, and You are hereby advised that HCW Exploration, Inc.; Ingraham, the Merits Docket at the Corpora- location exception for a well to hearing date, and provide their Distribution and Discharge in the you may file a written objection Goodall & Greer; Jack E. Wheeler; tion Commission, First Floor, Jim be drilled and produced from the name and telephone number. District Court of McClain County, to the Petition at any time before Jack E. Wheeler; James Agar; Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Hunton, Viola Lime, and Bromide NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN State of Oklahoma. The Petitioner the hearing and send a copy to LCB Resources, LLC; Leonard Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the common sources of supply under- that all interested persons may ap- has asked this Court to approve Petitioner Alice L. Hine Foreman, C. Briscoe; Oklahoma Oil and 4th day of December 2018, and lying the E/2 NW/4 of Section 4, pear and be heard. For information summary proceeding pursuant to c/o John R. Arrowood; Elias, Gas Management, Inc.; Parker & that this notice will be published Township 7 North, Range 2 West, concerning this action, contact 58 O.S. § 245, et seq. Books, Brown & Nelson, PC, Parsley Development Partners, as required by law and the rules McClain County, Oklahoma, as an JOE OKERLUND, Okland Oil Estate of Celeste Two Leadership Square, 211 N. LP; Saba Energy, Ltd.; Terra Rosa of the Commission. exception to Order No. 219784, Company, 110 N. Robinson, Suite May Foreman Robinson, Suite 1300, Oklahoma Royalty Corporation; Tom N. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN said well to be located: 400, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, The Petitioner alleged that Ce- City, Oklahoma, 73102, or you Ingrahm; Tulsa Energy Partners, that the Applicant and interested 330 feet from the south line and Telephone: (405) 236-3046, OR leste May Foreman died intestate will be deemed to have waived LLC; James M. Collins; and all parties may present testimony by 920 feet from the east line of the RICHARD K. BOOKS, Attorney, on or about March 10, 2005, at any objections to the Petition. If persons, owners, producers, telephone. The cost of telephonic unit described as the E/2 NW/4 Two Leadership Square, 211 North the age of 97 years, domiciled you have no objections, you need operators, purchasers and tak- communication shall be paid by of Section 4, Township 7 North, Robinson, Suite 1300, Oklahoma in and residing in the County of not appear at the hearing or make ers of oil and gas, and all other the person or persons requesting Range 2 West, McClain County, City, OK 73102, Telephone: (405) Seneca, State of New York, 3069 E. any filings. interested persons, particularly its use. An interested party who Oklahoma. 232-3722. Bayard Street, Seneca Falls, New If an objection is filed before the in McClain County, Oklahoma, wishes to participate by telephone NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN CORPORATION York 13148, and that the probable hearing, the Court will determine more particularly the parties set shall contact the Applicant’s at- that Applicant is requesting the fol- COMMISSION value of the decedent’s estate is at the hearing whether the Will out on the Exhibit “A” attached torney, prior to the hearing date, lowing special relief: to designate OF OKLAHOMA approximately $25,000.00. attached to the Petition shall be to the application on file in this and provide his or her name and Applicant or some other party as Dana L. Murphy, Chairman All known heirs of Celeste May admitted to probate, whether sum- cause, and, if any of the named phone number. Operator of the unit well. Appli- J. Todd Hiett, Vice Chairman Foreman are as follows: mary proceedings are appropriate individuals be deceased, then NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN cant is further requesting that the Bob Anthony, Commissioner Estate of Gordon T. Foreman and, if so, whether the estates will the unknown heirs, executors, that all interested persons may Order to be entered in this cause DONE AND PERFORMED c/o Alice L. Hine Foreman be distributed and to whom the administrators, devisees, trust- appear and be heard. For informa- be made effective on a date prior THIS 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 3069 E. Bayard Street estates will be distributed. ees and assigns, both immediate tion concerning this action contact to the date of the Order. 2018. Seneca Falls, NY 13148 Notice is hereby given that and remote, of such deceased Theo Coleman, Rock Creek Land NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Estate of Gordon T. Foreman a final hearing on the Petition individual; if any of the entities is & Energy, (405) 358-6090, or Em- that this cause be set before an SION: The Petitioner alleged that will be held on the 27th day of dissolved partnership, corpora- ily P. Smith, attorney, OBA No. Administrative Law Judge for Peggy Mitchell, Secretary Gordon T. Foreman died testate December, 2018, at 9:30 a.m. at tion or other association, then the 20805, (405) 272-4710, 101 Park on or about February 2, 2010, at the McClain County Courthouse, unknown successors, trustees Avenue, Suite 1400, Oklahoma the age of 76 years, domiciled in Purcell, Oklahoma, before Judge and assigns, both immediate and City, OK 73102. Please refer to No. 1073-November 1-3 Times County, Oklahoma as follows, and residing in the County of Sen- Gray. At the hearing the Court remote, of such dissolved entity; Cause CD Number. IN THE DISTRICT COURT to-wit (the “Property”): eca, State of New York, 3069 E. will decide whether to approve if any of the parties designated as DONE AND PERFORMED THIS OF MCCLAIN COUNTY The West (W1/2) of Lot Eight (8), Bayard Street, Seneca Falls, New the Petition for Joint Summary a trustee is not presently acting in 9th day of November 2018. STATE OF OKLAHOMA Block One Hundred Eighty-five York 13148, and that the probable Administration, Appointment of such capacity as trustee, then the CORPORATION MCELDERRY RENTALS, LLC, (185), in the CITY OF PURCELL, value of the decedent’s estate is Special Administrator, Admission unknown successor or successors COMMISSION Plaintiff, McCIain County, Oklahoma, ac- approximately $25,000.00. At- of Will to Probate, Determination to such trustee; if any of the parties OF OKLAHOMA vs. cording to the Government Survey tached to the Petition is an instru- of Heirs, Legatees, and Devises, designated as an attorney-in-fact DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman MORRIS BATTIEST, Deceased, and plat thereof ment purporting to be a true and and Distribution and Discharge. is not presently acting in such ca- J. TODD HIETT, A FULL-BLOOD CHOCTAW IN- free and clear of all liens, claims correct copy of the Last Will and DATED this 9th day of Novem- pacity as attorney-in-fact, then the Vice Chairman DIAN, ROLL NO. 16061, and IDA and encumbrances, Morris Bat- Testament of Gordon T. Foreman. ber, 2018. unknown successor or successors BOB ANTHONY, E. BATTIEST, Deceased, and the tiest, Deceased, a Full-Blood All known heirs of Gordon T. Respectfully Submitted, to such attorney-in-fact; and if any Commissioner Unknown Successors, Heirs, Ex- Choctaw Indian, Roll No. 16061, Foreman are as follows: /s/ John R. Arrowood of the entities are corporations BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- ecutors, Administrators, Devisees, and Ida E. Battiest, Deceased, Alice L. Hine Foreman John R. Arrowood, OBA which do not continue to have legal SION: Trustees and Assigns, of MORRIS and the unknown Successors, 3069 E. Bayard Street No. 32346 existence, then unknown trustees PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- BATTIEST, Deceased, A FULL- Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Seneca Falls, NY 13148 ELIAS, BOOKS, BROWN & or assigns of such parties. sion Secretary BLOOD CHOCTAW INDIAN, ROLL Devisees, Trustees and Assigns Teresa B. Larsen – Legal Age NELSON, P.C. NO. 16061, and IDA E. BATTIEST, of Morris Battiest, Deceased, a 3092 E. Bayard Street Two Leadership Square Deceased, Full-Blood Choctaw Indian, Roll No. 1088-November 8-2 Times OK 73010 Seneca Falls, NY 13148 211 North Robinson, Defendants. No. 16061, and Ida E. Battiest, WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., subject to taxes and tax sales, Jacquelyn L. Powers – Legal Suite 1300 CASE NO. CV-2018-127 Deceased, have no right, title, Plaintiff, said property being duly appraised Age Oklahoma City, OK 73102 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION interest, lien, estate, encum- v. at $75,000.00. 3 Quarry Street Telephone: (405) 232-3722 THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: brance, claim, or assessment in TERESA WADLOW; SPOUSE, IF Sale will be made pursuant to an Phelps, NY 14532 Facsimile: (405) 232-3746 Morris Battiest, Deceased, a or to said hereinabove described ANY, OF TERESA WADLOW; AND Order of Sale issued upon a judg- Cheryl B. Andreas – Legal Age Email: Jarrowood@eliasbooks. Full-Blood Choctaw Indian, Roll real property, and a Decree quiet- JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT ment entered in the District Court 3089 E. Bayard Street com No. 16061, and Ida E. Battiest, ing and confirming the Plaintiff’s Defendant(s). of McClain County, Oklahoma, Seneca Falls, NY 13148 ATTORNEY FOR SPECIAL Deceased, and the unknown title and possession thereto, as Case No. CJ-2018-00024 in Case No. CJ-2018-00024, All devisees of the Last Will and ADMINISTRATOR Successors, Heirs, Executors, Ad- against said Defendants and NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE wherein Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. ministrators, Devisees, Trustees their unknown successors, heirs, NOTICE IS GIVEN to Teresa is Plaintiff and Teresa Wadlow is/ and Assigns of Morris Battiest, executors, administrators, devi- Wadlow; Spouse, if any, of Teresa are Defendant(s) to satisfy said Deceased, a Full-Blood Choctaw sees, trustees, and assigns and No. 1099-November 15-2 Times Robert Lee Blomshield Wadlow; John Doe, Occupant, and judgment in the sum of $84,196.64 Indian, Roll No. 16061, and Ida E. forever barring and enjoining the IN THE DISTRICT COURT 3122 Blossom Lane their unknown successors and as- together with interest at 4.25% per Battiest, Deceased Defendants and their unknown OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Oddessa, Texas 79762 signs, that on December 11, 2018, annum from July 1, 2017 , including The above-named Defendants successors, heirs, executors, STATE OF OKLAHOMA Mary Elizabeth Blomshield at 10:00 o’clock a.m., at Room 121 late charges, a reasonable attor- will take notice that in the District administrators, devisees, trustees, IN THE MATTER OF THE 8007 Chicago Avenue of the County Courthouse in Pur- ney’s fee, $620.00 advances for Court of McClain County, Okla- and assigns from any and all right, ESTATES OF CARL SPURGEON Lubbock, Texas 79424 cell, McClain County, Oklahoma, title search, and those additional homa, in the above-styled and title, estate, interest or equity of BLOMSHIELD, JOHN BRYANT The final hearing shall be heard the Sheriff of said County will sums advanced for taxes, insur- numbered case, an action has redemption in and to the said lands BLOMSHIELD AND MAUDIE SUE on the 3rd of January, 2019 at offer for sale and sell for cash at ance, property preservation and been filed by McElderry Rentals, and premises, or any part thereof. BLOMSHIELD 9:30 a.m. in the McClain County public auction to the highest and all costs of this action accrued LLC; to quiet any right, title, or WITNESS MY HAND AND DECEASED Courthouse, 121 North 2nd Street, best bidder, with appraisement, all and accruing. interest in and to the real property OFFICIAL SEAL this 29th day of Case No. PB-2018- 148 Purcell OK 73080, before the Hon- that certain real estate in McClain WITNESS MY HAND this 2 day described hereinbelow which you October 2018. COMBINED NOTICE TO orable Charles Gray, Judge of the County, Oklahoma, to wit: of November, 2018. have or may claim to have, and (Seal) CREDITORS, NOTICE OF District Court. LOTS THIRTEEN (13), FOUR- BY: Don Hewett you must answer the Petition of McClain County Court Clerk HEARING PETITION FOR All persons receiving this com- TEEN (14), FIFTEEN (15) AND SIX- Sheriff said Plaintiffs on file in said cause By: /s/ Ida Walck SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION bined notice or any interested TEEN (16), IN BLOCK EIGHTY- SIX BY: /s/ Don Hewett on or before December 28, 2018, Deputy Court Clerk AND FINAL ACCOUNTING, party may file objections to the (86), OF TOWN OF BLANCHARD, SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC or the allegations of said Petition APPROVED: DETERMINATION OF Petition at any time before the date MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, 770 NE 63rd St will be taken as true and judgment /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. HEIRSHIP, AND DISTRIBUTION set for the final hearing and send ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 rendered accordingly, adjudging James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 AND DISCHARGE a copy of such objection to said THEREOF. (405) 848-1819 and decreeing that the Plaintiff is Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC The decedent Carl Spurgeon Robert Lee Blomshield, in care of PROPERTY ADDRESS: 216 Attorneys for Plaintiff the owner of, and that the Plaintiff 138 W. Main/P. O. Box 1565 Blomshield, died on or about his attorney, Michael S. Vernon, W. Broadway Street, Blanchard, File No. 17-132030 is the actual owner of the legal and Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 December 21, 1962, a resident 1000 W. Wilshire Blvd., Suite equitable title of the surface in fee PHONE: (405) 527-7575 of Bell County, Texas at the age 209, Oklahoma City, OK 73116, No. 1078-November 8-2 Times Norman, OK 73072 simple of the following described FAX: (405) 527-7574 of 69. Decedent John Bryant or such person shall be deemed IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN Notice is hereby given that a property situated in McClain Attorney for Plaintiff Blomshield, died on or about to have waived any objections to AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY hearing will be held on the 20th day February 11, 1984, a resident of the Petition. STATE OF OKLAHOMA of December, 2018 at 9:30 o’clock Lubbock County, Texas at the If objections to the Petition age of 63. Decedent Maudie are filed before the hearing date, IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- a.m. in the courtroom of the District No. 1081-November 8-2 Times County Courthouse in Purcell, Sue Blomshield, died on or about the court will determine at the TATES OF WILLIAM H. BECK, Court of McClain County, State In The District Court OK, has been appointed as the March 16, 1992, a resident of hearing whether or not summary and VIRGINIA ROSE BECK, DE- of Oklahoma. At the hearing the of McClain County time and place for hearing. All Lubbock County, Texas at the age proceedings are appropriate; and, CEASED Court will decide whether to ap- State of Oklahoma interested persons may appear. of 64. All three decedents died if so, whether the Estate will be Case No. PB 18-142 prove the Petition for Summary In the Matter of the Estate of Anyone may file objections to intestate and the petitioner, Robert distributed and to whom the Estate COMBINED NOTICE TO Administration and settlement of Lois A. Burris the Petition. All objections must Lee Blomshield consents to serve will be distributed. CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF estate and determination of heirs, a/k/a Lois A. Parrish be made in writing, filed within as Special Administrator of their The claim of any creditor will HEARING SETTLEMENT OF legatees and devisees, distribution Walter M. Cecil, Jr. this case record and provided Estates pursuant to 58 O.S. § 245. be barred unless the claim is ESTATE, DETERMINATION OF and discharge of the Petitioner. Patricia M. Cecil to Petitioner and Counsel. If an The probable value of the estates presented to the Special Admin- HEIRSHIP, DISTRIBUTION AND Pursuant to the Order for Com- a/k/a Patricia Machemer objection is not made within the of Carl Spurgeon Blomshield, John istrator or his attorney no more DISCHARGE bined Notice entered herein, all Bennie Joe Cecil allowed time, it shall be deemed Bryant Blomshield and Maudie than thirty (30) days following the You are hereby notified that on creditors having claims against A Deceased Person. waived. CREDITORS: Creditors Sue Blomshield, deceased, as set granting of the order admitting the 29th day of October, 2018, William H. Beck or Virginia Rose Case No. PB-2018-141 having claims against the Dece- forth in the Petition, is $30,000.00 the Petition and combined notice. Petitioner, Lisa Droegemeier, filed Beck are required to present the Combined Notice dents are required to present such and therefore does not exceed Dated this 8th day of November, in the District Court of McClain same, with a description of all Notice to Creditors; Notice to the Personal Representative $200,000.00. The Estates consist 2018. County, a Petition for Summary security interests and other col- of Hearing Petition for and Estate’s attorney, Rachael of undivided fractional interests in Prepared by: Administration. Petitioner has al- lateral, if any, held by each creditor Summary Administration Dewberry, at the address below oil, gas and other minerals situated Michael S. Vernon, OBA #21558 leged that William H. Beck, age 87, with respect to such claim, to the Geoffrey Cecil filed a Petition within thirty (30) days following the in McClain County, Oklahoma. 1000 W. Wilshire Blvd., Suite 209 died on January 30, 1993, in St. Petitioner’s attorney, Jennifer L. for Summary Administration in the filing of the Petition and Combined The names and addresses of the Oklahoma City, OK 73116 Louis County, Missouri, residing Wright, 531 Couch Drive, Suite District Court of McClain County, Notice herein, or the same will be heirs at law, devisees and legatees (405) 514-5002 in St. Louis County, State of Mis- 201, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Oklahoma, requesting appoint- forever barred. of the decedents, are as follows: [email protected] souri, that the total estimated value 73102 on or before the following ment as Personal Representative, Judge Charles Gray Name and Address ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER of Decedent William H. Beck’s presentment date: the 29th day of admittance of the Last Will and Rachael Dewberry, OBA #19478 property in Oklahoma is less than November, 2018, or the same will Testament of Decedent, and dis- Dewberry Law Firm $200,000.00, and that William H. be forever barred. tribution of the estate’s property. 3700 West Robinson, Suite 208 Beck died intestate. Petitioner has All persons interested in the The heirs at law, legatees, and Norman, Oklahoma 73072 No. 1085-November 8-2 Times resentative, at the law office of alleged that Virginia Rose Beck, Estate of William H. Beck and devisees are: Cuma Cecil Broom- Attorney for the Estate IN THE DISTRICT COURT Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC, age 84, died on July 28, 2006, in Virginia Rose Beck, deceased, are field (302 W. Montebello, Phoenix, OF MCCLAIN COUNTY 138 W. Main, Purcell, OK 73080, McClain County, Oklahoma, resid- hereby advised that you must file AZ 85013), Geoffrey Cecil (1519 STATE OF OKLAHOMA addressed to James B. Blevins, ing in McClain County, State of objections to the Petition prior to IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES Jr., attorney for the Personal LEGALColumbian NOTICE Drive, Punta Gorda, FL LEGAL NOTICE Oklahoma, that the total estimated the hearing and send a copy to 33950), Walter M. Cecil, III (555 OF EVERETT O. REID, Deceased, Representative, on or before the value of Decedent Virginia Rose the above-name attorney, Theor you Board Buena of Education Vista Avenue of West, Apt 406, The Board of Education of Canadian and BARBARA E. REID, De- following presentment date: 2nd Beck’s property in Oklahoma is will be deemed to have waivedCanadian Valley Technol- Valley Technology Center School ceased. day of January 2019, or the same ogy Center San School Francisco, District No. CA 94117), Phyllis District No. 6 hereby provides legal notice less than $200,000.00, and that any objections. Cecil (4107 E. Grove Circle, Mesa, Case No. PB-18-124 will be forever barred. 6 hereby provides legal notice that the annual school election filing pe- NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATED this 1st day of Novem- Virginia Rose Beck died intestate. Dated this 29th day of October,that the annualArizona school 85206), election Chris Cecil (P. O. riod for candidates will open on Monday, The names and addresses of the 2018. Box 2228, Claypool, AZ 85532) To the Creditors of Everett O. ber 2018. filing period for candidates will December 3, 2018 at 8:00 a.m. and will Reid, Deceased, and Barbara E. /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. administrators, executors, non- /s/ Jennifer L. Wrightopen on Monday,and Lori December Cecil 3,Ellsworth (4107 E. close Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at petitioning co-nominees, heirs of JENNIFER L. WRIGHT,2018 OBA at 8:00 Grove a.m. and Circle, will close Mesa, AZ 85206). 5:00 p.m. Reid, Deceased: Blevins & Associates the Decedents so far as known #20802Wednesday,These December estates 5, 2018 include mineral Board Member Position On Ballot: All creditors having claims Law, PLLC to the Petitioner, are as follows: Ball Morse Lowe,at PLLC 5:00 p.m. interest in Section 20-T8N-R4W, against Everett O. Reid, Deceased, James B. Blevins, Jr., The voters shall elect a board member and Barbara E. Reid, Deceased, OBA #881 Virginia Rose Beck, De- 531 Couch Drive, Suite 201Board MemberMcClain Position County, Oklahoma. for board position No. 1, which has a five ceased Oklahoma City, Oklahoma On Ballot:Pursuant to an Order of said year term of office. are required to present the same 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 c/o Lisa Droegemeier The73102 voters Court, shall elect notice a board is hereby given that Candidates for the Board of Education with a description of all security Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 2000 Danfield Drive Telephone: (405) 701-6968member forthe board 3rd position day No.of January 2019, at Office #1, Zone #1, must reside within interests and other collateral (if Phone: 405-527-7575 Norman, OK 73072 Facsimile: (405) 701-28301, which has9:30 a five A.M. year interm the of Courtroom of the one of the following school districts: any) held by each creditor with Fax: 405-527-7574 Lisa Droegemeier [email protected]. Honorable Charles Gray, or the Riverside, Piedmont, and northwest respect to such claim, to Patricia Attorney for Personal 2000 Danfield Drive Attorneys for PetitionerCandidates assignedfor the Board of Judge, Edu- in the McClain Yukon school districts. Eileen Johnson, Personal Rep- Representative cation Office #1, Zone #1, must reside within one of the follow- ing school districts: Riverside, Piedmont, and northwest Yukon school districts. 10B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018 LPXLP Legal Publications

No. 1106-November 8-1 Time ers Minutes; 468, J And K Auto, vice; 191, Purcell Register, 19.85, 725.24, Lease Purchase; 571, 32, T6NR2W and ending in Section ratus LLC due to closer distance Board of McClain County Com- 125.99, Supplies; 469, Express Bids; 192, Hewett, Donald L, Caterpillar Financial Services, 33, T6NR2W in District Two; Tom- to pick up the pumper. Vote Aye: missioners met in regular session Services, 1368.00, Service; 470, 1493.53, Transport. 1313.54, Lease Purchase; 572, Stack LLC, starting in Section 6, McGowen, Lyles, Daniel on Monday, 11/5/18 at 8:15 a.m. Total Radio, 440.00, Repair; 471, T-County Highway: 542, Dill Oil, Caterpillar Financial Services, T9NR4W and ending in Section 7, Three bids were received by Present were: Commissioners Chickasaw Telephone, 38.07, 17196.35, Fuel; 543, W W Tire, 1313.54, Lease Purchase; 573, T9NR4W and starting in Section 4:00 p.m. on 11/2/18 and opened Benny McGowen and Wilson Service; 472, O G And E, 84.88, 1035.28, Tires & Tubes/Service Security National Bank, 843.96, 7, T9NR4W and ending in Section at 8:30 a.m. on 11/5/18 for Lyles and District Three Foreman Service; 473, Sooner Steam Clean & Supplies; 544, Dolese Bros, Lease Purchase; 574, Security 12, T9NR5W in District Three. Vote emergency purchase of (1) new Terry Daniel represented Charles And Power Wash, 300.00, Vent 3658.90, Chips And Rock; 545, National Bank, 1054.93, Lease Aye: McGowen, Lyles, Daniel LiveScan Station for the Sheriff’s Foster who was absent, Assistant Hood. Wayne Public Works, 90.71, Ser- Purchase; 575, Security National Benny McGowen moved, Terry Department from iTouch Biomet- DA Carol Dillingham and County 1 Cent Sales Tax: 15, Purcell vice; 546, Econo Signs, 568.57, Bank, 1054.93, Lease Purchase; Daniel seconded to approve rics LLC for $20,280.00, Data- Clerk Pam Beller. ACE, 47.89, Supplies; 16, Cintas, Signs; 547, Mid Continent Truck 576, Welch State Bank, 644.65, to terminate 99 year lease that Works Plus LLC for $18,268.00 Terry Daniel moved to approve 73.59, Supplies; 17, ONG, 115.96, Sales, 68.33, Parts; 548, Cintas, Lease Purchase; 577, Security was entered into dated 6/16/80 and Idemia for $19,864.00. Benny the minutes of the 10/29/18 meet- Service; 18, J And K Auto, 46.47, 77.78, Service; 549, Haley Heat National Bank, 651.20, Lease Pur- between McClain County BOCC McGowen moved to table award- ing, Benny McGowen seconded. Supplies. & Air, 1534.00, Service Plus chase; 578, SNB Bank, 897.97, and City of Purcell on property ing the bid to the 11/13/18 meeting Vote Aye: McGowen, Lyles, Daniel General: 409, Windstream, Equipment; 550, Hanson Ag- Lease Purchase; 579, Caterpillar known as all of Block 51, except for further review, Terry Daniel Benny McGowen moved, Terry 154.93, Service; 410, TM Con- gregates, 1292.69, Chips And Financial Services, 1313.54, Lease South 150’ of Lot 8 and the West seconded. Vote Aye: McGowen, Daniel seconded to approve the sulting, 220.00, Software Licens- Rock; 551, Cintas, 38.60, Sup- Purchase. 20’ of the South 150’ of Lot 7, Lyles, Daniel following maintenance & opera- ing & Maintenance; 411, COPS plies; 552, J And E Supply And Benny McGowen moved to ap- City of Purcell, McClain County, Benny McGowen moved, Terry tion claims. Vote Aye: McGowen, Products, 582.00, Supplies; 412, Fastner, 23.50, Supplies; 553, prove Blanket Purchase Orders as Oklahoma. Vote Aye: McGowen, Daniel seconded to appoint Jan Lyles, Daniel Oklahoma Mineral Owner Registry, Swanda, Frank, 100.00, Service; on file in the County Clerk’s office, Lyles, Daniel Curry as the new Purchasing Agent 2018-2019 FISCAL YEAR 42.00, Fees. 554, ONG, 112.74, Service; 555, seconded by Terry Daniel moved, Benny for McClain County. Vote Aye: CLAIMS AS FOLLOWS: Health Department: 109, ONG, Cintas, 115.68, Service; 556, Terry Daniel. Vote Aye: Mc- McGowen seconded to table McGowen, Lyles, Daniel (2007) 1/2 Cent Sales Tax: 451, 108.96, Service; 110, ONG, 37.29, Warren CAT, 579.54, Supplies; Gowen, Lyles, Daniel any action concerning property No action taken concerning op- Hanner, Barbara Renae, 891.00, Service; 111, Secretary Of State/ 557, OEC, 221.00, Service; 558, Benny McGowen moved, Terry known as Section 23, T6N2W to tions for expanding jail bed space. Payroll; 452, ONG, 7.64, Service; Notary W W Tire, 507.14, Tires & Tubes/ Daniel seconded to approve of the 11/13/18 meeting. Vote Aye: Miscellaneous Discussion: JR 453, O G And E, 184.80, Service; Division, 10.00, Notary Re- Service & Supplies; 559, Harry the following Transfer of Appro- McGowen, Lyles, Daniel Hatchett was present to discuss 454, Windstream, 99.44, Service; newal; 112, Secretary Of State/ Thompson, 347.86, Supplies; 560, priation: After further review of the five with the BOCC his concerns 455, O G And E, 307.21, Service; Notary Division, 20.00, Notary Re- Harry Thompson, 283.91, Sup- (2007) ½ Cent Sales Tax, bids opened on 10/29/18 for re- on 208th and 110th and United 456, Purcell Register, 19.40, newal; 113, Facility Care, 1083.00, plies; 561, Ace Hardware, 20.93, $3,226.00 from XXT-EM-2a to bids for emergency purchase of (1) Streets in District Three. The Bids; 457, Allspaugh, Judith, Janitorial Charges; 114, Cardiac Supplies; 562, Copelins, 38.59, XXT-EM-3a. Vote Aye: McGowen, used engine pumper for Payne Fire Board takes no action concerning 920.00, Contract Labor; 458, Science, 81.60, Supplies; 115, Supplies; 563, W W Tire, 198.50, Lyles, Daniel Department, it was determined miscellaneous discussions. Classic Paper, 169.10, Supplies; Kids Love Stickers, 218.90, Sup- Tires; 564, Caterpillar Financial Wilson Lyles moved, Benny Mc- that bids from Jon’s Mid America With no further business, Benny 459, Quill, 124.97, Supplies; 460, plies; 116, Facility Care, 925.00, Services, 873.36, Lease Purchase; Gowen seconded to approve the Fire Apparatus, Firetec for Fire McGowen moved to adjourn, Windstream, 231.98, Service; 461, Janitorial Charges. 565, Caterpillar Financial Services, following road crossing permits: District #3 and County Ambu- Terry Daniel seconded. Vote Aye: AT&T Mobility, 53.24, Service; 462, Mortgage Tax Cert. Fee: 14, 1313.54, Lease Purchase; 566, Chickasaw Telephone, starting in lances were not accepted due McGowen, Lyles, Daniel Underwood, Fred Bee, 645.00, Suddenlink, 157.45, Service. Caterpillar Financial Services, Section 32, T5NR1E and ending to not meeting or exceeded the McCLAIN COUNTY BOARD Contract Labor; 463, Briggs, Re- Preservation Fee: 17, KellPro, 1313.54, Lease Purchase; 567, in Section 5, T4NR1E, and Recoil specifications, Firetec for Grand OF COMMISSIONERS becca, 500.00, Contract Labor; 95.00, Service. Caterpillar Financial Services, Oilfield Services, starting in Sec- Island Fire Co, Inc and Brindlee Charles Foster, Chairman 464, O G And E, 249.49, Service; Sheriff Service Fees: 188, Inter- 1404.90, Lease Purchase; 568, tion 30, T10NR4W and ending in Mountain Fire Apparatus LLC both Wilson Lyles, Vice Chairman 465, Purcell Register, 19.10, Bids; state All Battery Center, 203.83, RCB Bank, 1588.55, Lease Pur- Section 19, T10NR4W in District submitted bids at $75,000.00. Benny McGowen, Member 466, Tankersley Food Service, Batteries; 189, Oklahoma Tax chase; 569, Security National One; Valor Telecom Oklahoma, in Benny McGowen moved, Terry Attest: 245.89, Supplies; 467, Purcell Commission, 11.00, Title; 190, Bank, 725.24, Lease Purchase; Section 32, T7NR2W, and Enerfin Daniel seconded to award the bid Pam Beller Register, 191.85, Commission- OSOI - OSC, 385.00, Ser- 570, Security National Bank, Resources I LP, starting in Section to Brindlee Mountain Fire Appa- County Clerk

No. 1110-November 15-1 Time Cole, Personal Representative; LLC; Patty Sue Trosper; Prairie Oil sors, and all corporations, existing cable unit. Therefore, the following and the rules of the Commission. BEFORE THE CORPORATION Finley Resources, Inc.; Fred & Gas, LLC; Ray Land and Loan and if dissolved, its known and orders are not being vacated. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN COMMISSION OF THE Jackson Barnett, Jr.; Fred Scott Company, Inc., a Missouri Cor- unknown successors and all other Order No. 438329 insofar as that in the event this cause is STATE OF OKLAHOMA Masters; Gary Wayne Glasco; poration; Red Stone Resources, persons having an interest in the it established 80-acre laydown uncontested, the Applicant, its APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Gay Lynn Studebaker; Gay Lynn LLC; Republic Production, LP; Re- lands covered hereby, particularly drilling and spacing units for the representatives, witnesses and TION OPERATING, LLC Studebaker; George H. Patterson, public Production, LP; Riverbend in McClain County, Oklahoma. Hunton common source of supply other proponents of the Appli- RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL Trustee c/o Mary Amanda Patter- Minerals, Inc.; Roan Resources NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that underlying the W/2 and SE/4 Sec- cant may appear and testify by DRILLING AND SPACING UNITS son Fincher; Glenda Love; Golden LLC; Robert Alton Barnett; Rose Applicant requests that the Com- tion 1, Township 9 North, Range 4 telephone. The cost of telephonic LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Creek Minerals, LLC; Highline McQueen; Sandra Ann Love; mission enter its order establishing West, McClain County, Oklahoma. communication shall be paid by 1, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE Resources, LLC; HighPointe En- Saundra Kay Griffith Revocable a 640-acre horizontal drilling and Order No. 325903 as reformed the person or persons requesting 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, ergy, LLC; Hugh Henderson Shaw; Trust dated 5/8/17; Sean Smith spacing unit for Mississippian, by 438329 insofar as it established its use. Interested parties who OKLAHOMA Iowa State University Foundation; Cole; Sharon K. Moore, deceased Woodford and Hunton common 80-acre laydown drilling and spac- wish to participate by telephone CAUSE CD NO. 201809477-T Jerald Nichols; Joan Eileen Cole; c/o Brian James Bellcom; Smith sources of supply underlying Sec- ing units for the Hunton common shall contact the Applicant or NOTICE OF HEARING John Edward Barnett, Jr.; John Cole Trust c/o Joan Eileen Cole, tion 1, Township 9 North, Range 4 source of supply underlying the Applicant’s attorney, prior to the TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Edward Townes c/o Stephen An- Trustee; Sneed Company, an Okla- West, McClain County, Oklahoma. NE/4 Section 1, Township 9 North, hearing date, and provide their PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, thony Townes; Joseph T. Wright, homa Limited Partnership; Spring For the Mississippian and Hunton Range 4 West, McClain County, name and phone number. PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF III; Juanita Griffith Family Trust, Energy, LLC; Stephen Anthony common sources of supply such Oklahoma. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OIL AND GAS INCLUDING Azure dated August 30, 1993 c/o Patsy Townes; The Baptist Foundation of order will require that the comple- Azure Energy, Ltd. operates the that all interested persons may ap- Energy, Ltd.; Bandera Minerals, McMahan, Successor Trustee; Oklahoma, an Oklahoma nonprofit tion interval of a horizontal well Charles Smith No. 1 (Smith #1) pear and be heard. For information LLC, an Oklahoma limited liabil- Karis A. Kranker; Karl D. Nail and corporation; The Julie A. Kranker drilled in a horizontal well unit well, API #087-00032, located in concerning this action, contact ity company; Baptist Foundation Kayla B. Nail; Kerstan Kranker; Living Trust, a Revocable Trust, shall be located not less than 660 the NW/4 NW/4 NW/4 Section 1, Ron M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, of Oklahoma, for the use of and Kickingbird Investments, LLC; dated the 26th day of April, 1999; feet from the unit boundary. For Township 9 North, Range 4 West, BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. benefit of the Boys Ranch Town; Kimberly Diane Castleberry; The known and unknown heirs the Woodford common source McClain County, Oklahoma, which Boston Ave., Ste. 100, Tulsa, Okla- Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma, Kyle J. Kranker; Laura Ann Allen; and successors of Fred Jackson of supply such order will require is producing from the Hunton Lime homa 74119, 918/382-8686 or Jeff for the use of and benefit of the Leon Troy Cook and Debora M. Barnett, deceased c/o Mary the completion interval of a hori- common source of supply. Morris, Rock Creek Land & Energy, Boys Ranch Town; Benedum Cook, Trustees of the Cook Living Kathleen Barnett; The known and zontal well drilled in a horizontal NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 330 NW 10th Street, Oklahoma Minerals, LLC; Blue Mountain Trust, dated 11/6/15; Lex Andrew unknown heirs and successors of well unit shall be located not less that the relief requested herein City, OK 73103, 405/358-6090. Exploration, LLC; Brian James Townes; Lex Andrew Townes; Lex Murray Townsend Love, deceased than 165 feet from any north/south may be made effective prior to the CORPORATION Bellcom; Bryan P. Cook; Buffalo Andrew Townes; Linda Harris; c/o Glenda Love; The known and unit boundary and not less than issuance of this Order. COMMISSION Creek Minerals, LLC, an Oklahoma Linda Starr Cook, Trustee of the unknown heirs and successors 330 feet from any east/west unit NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF OKLAHOMA limited liability company; Camino Linda Starr Cook Revocable Liv- of Ruth C. Masters, deceased boundary. that this cause be set before an DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Natural Resources, LLC; Carter ing Trust, dated August 6, 2015; c/o Michael Raymond Masters; The horizontal well unit may Administrative Law Judge for J. TODD HIETT, Christopher Castleberry; Charles Linda Wilson; Ludwig A. Beckman; The Koelemay Family Trust UAD exist concurrently with any previ- hearing, taking of evidence and Vice Chairman N. Gray; Charles R. Smith and Judy Mable Elaine Griffith Henderson; 7/6/10, Fon D. Koelemay, Trustee; ously formed non-horizontal drill- reporting to the Commission. BOB ANTHONY, W. Smith, Trustees of the Charles Margaret Ann Combs; Marian L. The William R. Cook Revocable ing and spacing unit, or any part NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Commissioner R. Smith Trust; Crystal R. Cook; Barnett; Marian L. Barnett; Mark Trust, a revocable trust, dated the thereof, and each such unit may that this cause will be heard before DONE AND PERFORMED this Cynthia Brown; David H. Ballard; David Barnett; Martha Shute c/o 24th day of May, 2016; Thomas S. be separately developed in that a an Administrative Law Judge on 13th day of November, 2018. David Raymond Barnett; Debra Kathryn Nelson; Mary Bingaman; Cook; Viola Smith; Virginia Strick- well may be drilled into, completed the Initial Hearing Docket at the BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Jean Griffith Scroggins; Doris Ann Mary Kathleen Barnett; Michael lin; William David Glasco; William in and produce hydrocarbons Corporation Commission, Eastern SION: Kennedy; Double J Resources, Colbert Smith; Michael J. Silver- Joseph Ballard; Wrangler Energy from the same common source of Regional Office, 440 South Hous- PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary LLC; Eddie Smith a/k/a Edward stein; Michael Raymond Masters; Partners, LLC; Chas. S. Smith supply in each such concurrently ton, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, at Secretary of the Commission Langdon Smith; Equitable Roy- Murex Petroleum Corporation, and Mae Smith; Ida Tubbs; and existing unit with production from 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- alty Corporation; Estate of Smith successor by merger to Petroleum all persons if, living or if deceased, such well to be governed by and cember, 2018 and that this Notice Cole, deceased c/o Joan Eileen Royalties, Inc.; Palmetto Energy, their known and unknown succes- allocated pursuant to the appli- be published as required by law

No. 1108-November 15-1 Time ergy Corp., successor by merger LLC; Lindsey Suzan Smith; Lisa K. Ronald and Deborah Hamett, devisees, trustees and assigns, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN BEFORE THE CORPORATION to Santa Fe Energy Resources, Taylor; Luther W. Marks, Jr., John Co-Trustees of the Ronald and both immediate and remote, of that this cause will be referred COMMISSION OF THE Inc.; Dewayne Smith; Donald L. W. Marks, L. Whit Marks, Charles Debra Hamett Revocable Trust such deceased individual; if any to an Administrative Law Judge STATE OF OKLAHOMA Snow; E. Welch Cole Trust, Earl Frederick Marks, Francis Marion dated 7/9/2004; Ronald J. Stamps of the named entities is dissolved for hearing, taking of evidence APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Welch Cole Trustee; E. Welch Cole Marks, Susan Sanders McPheters, and Teresa L. Stamps; Ronald M. partnership, corporation or other and reporting to the Corporation TION OPERATING, LLC Trust, Earl Welch Cole Trustee; as Trustees; Luther W. Marks, Jr., Ward; Rose Mary McQueen; Rusk association, then the unknown Commission. RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL Eldridge-Miller Enterprises, LLC; John W. Marks, L. Whit Marks, Capital Management, LLC; Russell successors, trustees and assigns, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN SPACING Elizabeth Ann Smith; Enerlex, Charles Frederick Marks, Francis and Patricia Whitnah, Co-Trustees both immediate and remote, of that this cause will be heard before LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ALL Inc.; EOG Resources, Inc.; Equity Marion Marks, Susan Sanders of the Russell and Patricia Whitnah such dissolved entity; if any of an Administrative Law Judge on OF SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP Mineral Partners, LLC; Frances McPheters, as Trustees; Marcia Living Trust, dated 10/15/2011; the named parties designated as the Merits Docket at the Corpora- 9 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST OF Stanfield; Gene Smith; George Kee Goodall Walker; Margaret A. Ruth C. Shoemake, Trustee of a trustee is not presently acting tion Commission, First Floor, Jim THE IM, McCLAIN COUNTY, G. Vaught, Jr.; Gina R. Mitchell as Vierson Revocable Trust dated the Ruth C. Shoemake Living in such capacity as trustee, then Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, OKLAHOMA remainderman of The James R. 5/16/2007, Shelly A. Shurden Trust dated 8/7/1998; Sally Welker the unknown successor or suc- Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the Cause CD No. 201809465 Fox Revocable Trust, dated April Minahan, Trustee; Margaret A. Vernon GST Exempt Trust, Sally cessors to such trustee; if any of 4th day of December 2018, and NOTICE OF HEARING 29, 2003; Gina R. Mitchell as re- Vierson Revocable Trust dated Welker Vernon, Trustee; SCOOP the named parties designated as that this notice will be published STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: mainderman of The James R. Fox 5/16/2007, Shelly A. Shurden I, LP; Selena Jo Copeland and an attorney-in-fact is not pres- as required by law and the rules All persons, owners, producers, Revocable Trust, dated April 29, Minahan, Trustee; Mark Robin- Henry Copeland; Silver Lining ently acting in such capacity as of the Commission. operators, purchasers and tak- 2003; Gordon Pugh, Trustee of the son; Mark Robinson; McElderry Investments, LLC; Sonja Freeman; attorney-in-fact, then the unknown NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ers of oil and gas, and all other Gordon Pugh Trust; Great Legacy, Minerals, LLC; Michael Robert Sonja Freeman; Southwest Energy successor or successors to such that the Applicant and interested interested persons, particularly LLC; Gulftex Energy IV, LP; H&H Nelson and Mary Ione Nelson, Co- Partners, LLC; Stamps Brothers attorney-in-fact; and if any of the parties may present testimony by in McClain County, Oklahoma, Energy Partners, LLC; Howard Trustees of the Nelson Family Trust Oil and Gas, LLC; Sydhan, LP; Teri named entities are corporations telephone. The cost of telephonic including the following: 9Spot Petroleum Corporation; J&J Fam- dated 1/9/1995; Milestone Oil & L. Barber; Terri L. Fox Successor which do not continue to have legal communication shall be paid by Energy, LLC; Ace Energy, LLC; ily Trust dated 7/2/2013, Joe D. Gas, LLC; Mont Anthony Smith; Trustee of The Lula C. Fox Living existence, then unknown trustees the person or persons requesting Al Pugh, Trustee of the Al Pugh Ruppert and Janis Kaye Ruppert, Nancy V. Thompson and Fred K. Trust dated September 17, 2003; or assigns of such parties. its use. An interested party who Trust dated 4/14/2011; Aletha Co-Trustees; J.B. O’Daniel Revo- Thompson; Native Exploration Terri L. Fox Successor Trustee NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN wishes to participate by telephone June Lydick; Alfred H. Smith, III; cable Living Trust; J.B. O’Daniel Operating, LLC; Newcastle United of The Lula C. Fox Living Trust that Applicant, Native Exploration shall contact the Applicant’s at- Alfred H. Smith, Jr., Trustee of the Revocable Living Trust; Janet Fox Methodist Church; Nidas Peace dated September 17, 2003; Terri L. Operating, LLC, has filed an ap- torney, prior to the hearing date, Al Smith Jr. Trust dated 8/1/2017; Tucker, a/k/a Janet Kay Crawford; Holdings, LLC; Nona L. Morris, Fox, Trustee of The James R. Fox plication in this cause requesting and provide his or her name and Amber Smith; Amy Lynne Briceno; Janice Welker Schuman GST Ex- f/k.a Nona McPherson; OFT, LLC; Revocable Trust, dated April 29, the Commission to enter an order, phone number. Anita Rochelle Stair; Anne Kessler cept Trust, Janice Welker Mosby, Orion Properties, Inc.; Patricia A. 2003; Terri L. Fox, Trustee of The as follows: (i) establishing the initial NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Ricketts; Ashley Ellis Smith; Aspen Trustee; Jeff D. Maddox; Jeffery A. Greggs Living Trust; Patrick Kent James R. Fox Revocable Trust, boundaries of the Mississippian, that all interested persons may Energy, LLC; Bandera Minerals, Bynum, deceased; Jerry Bewley Smith; Patsy McMahan, Succes- dated April 29, 2003; Terri Lynne Woodford and Hunton separate appear and be heard. For informa- LLC; Betty J. Stamps, Trustee; aka Jerry Bewley Jr.; Joanne M. sor Trustee of The Juanita Griffith Ruppert; Terri Lynne Ruppert; common sources of supply so tion concerning this action contact Billy Smith; BOKF, NA, as Agent McDonald; Jody Paul Deaville and Family Trust, dated August 30, The John Fain Crockett, Sr. and as to cover and include Section Theo Coleman, Rock Creek Land for Arctic Royalty Limited Partner- Toni D. Deaville; John Paul Potter 1993; Patsy Vierson Brown aka Evelyn Walton Crockett 9/8/1994 14, Township 9 North, Range 4 & Energy, (405) 358-6090, or Em- ship; BOKF, NA, as Agent for Henry and Betty R. Potter; Joleta D. Hem- Patsy Ann Vierson Brown,; Patsy Revocable Inter Vivos Trust; The West of the IM, McClain County, ily P. Smith, attorney, OBA No. R. Kravis, Trustee of the George bree, Trustee of the Hembree Fam- Vierson Brown aka Patsy Ann Rickard Family Trust; Thomas L. Oklahoma, which section should 20805, (405) 272-4710, 101 Park R. Kravis II Trust; BOKF, NA, as ily Trust dated 3/6/2018; Joleta D. Vierson Brown,; Prairie Oil & Gas, Taylor, III, as Receiver for Ven- be formed as 640-acre horizontal Avenue, Suite 1400, Oklahoma Agent for the Raymond and Bessie Hembree, Trustee of the Hembree LLC; Pro Mineral, LLC; Ralph W. detta Royalty Partners, Ltd.; Trey drilling and spacing units for such City, OK 73102. Please refer to Kravis Foundation; Brenda Jean Family Trust dated 3/6/2018; Joy Jacob, as Trustee of the Jacob Smith; Van Quick, Jr.; Vaughan separate common sources of sup- Cause CD Number. Gladney; Buffalo Creek Minerals, Melissa Smith Branyon; Joyce Family Trust; Ralph W. Vierson, Resources Company, LLC; VW ply underlying such section, with DONE AND PERFORMED THIS LLC; Carolyn Ransom; Charles R. Higgins; Judith A. West; Julia III, aka Ralph William Vierson, III; Resources, Inc., by Victor H. Wet- the permitted well for the units to 9th day of November 2018. Smith Trust, Charles R. Smith and Smith Trust A, Julia Smith Trust Ramsperger Associates, LLC; more, President; M.R. Wager and be located not less than 660 feet CORPORATION Judy E. Smith, Trustees; Christine B, Julia Smith Trust C under LWT Randy Bynum; Red Stone Operat- Linda Lee Lonnecker, Trustees of from the unit boundary for the Mis- COMMISSION Cole aka Christi Hargear; Cockerell of Roy M. Smith, deceased, Bar- ing, LLC; Red Stone Resources, the Wager Mineral Trust; William sissippian and Hunton separate OF OKLAHOMA Energy, LLC; Connie Ann Reilly, bara Cogburn, Successor Trustee; LLC; Richard M. Glasgow; Ricky Richard Neff; Zelda M. Chandler common sources of supply and DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Trustee of the Cynthia Deaville Liv- Kathryn G. Wheeler; Kimbell Roy- L. Moore; Riverbend Minerals, Trust dated 12/16/2002, Zelda 165 feet from the north/south J. TODD HIETT, ing Trust dated 10/30/1996; Con- alty Holdings, LLC; Kirby Minerals, Inc.; Roan Resources, LLC; Robert M. Chander, Trustee; Zelda M. boundaries and 330 from east/ Vice Chairman nie Reilly and Robert Reilly II; Core GP; Kristin Anne Ruppert, a/k/a Raymond Nashert; Robin Hous- Chandler Trust dated 12/16/2002, west boundaries for the Woodford BOB ANTHONY, Resources, LLC; Cynthia Anne Kristin Anne Jollota; Kyle Patrick den Jacobs; Roger Pugh; Ronald Zelda M. Chander, Trustee; Elieno common source of supply; and (ii) Commissioner Bernardy; Cynthia Anne Bernardy; Smith; L3 Energy, LLC; Larry B. and Deborah Hamett, Co-Trustees South Texas Co.; KEC Acquisi- granting such other and further BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Daniel Patrick Nashert; Deanna K. Maddox; Leo Walter Robinson; of the Ronald and Debra Hamett tion Corp.; then the unknown relief as may be proper based SION: Pesmark, deceased; Devon En- Leslie E. Bulla; Liberty Minerals, Revocable Trust dated 7/9/2004; heirs, executors, administrators, upon the evidence presented at PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- the hearing herein. sion Secretary LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018-11B No. 1107-November 15-1 Time No. 1120-November 15-1 Time Hinkle Oil and Gas, Inc.; Hinkle Griffin; Steve Van Horn; Steve Van uncontested, the Applicant, its BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF THE BEFORE THE CORPORATION Oilfield Services; Hinkle Oilfield Horn; Stonewall Minerals, LLC ; representatives, witnesses and STATE OF OKLAHOMA COMMISSION OF THE Services; Hubert C. Bryan, III; Sunshineintegrated, LLC; Thomas other proponents of the Appli- APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORATION OPERATING, LLC STATE OF OKLAHOMA James D. Goff; James E. Hunte- H. Hunteman c/o Dana Hunteman; cant may appear and testify by RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- man, likely deceased c/o Barbara Todd E. Bryan and Kim R. Byran; telephone. The cost of telephonic LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE TION OPERATING, LLC Y. Hunteman, probable heir to TRP MidCon, LLC; Unity Com- communication shall be paid by 3 WEST OF THE IM, McCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING James E. Hunteman; Janie Van pany, Inc. c/o Robert Dunevant; the person or persons requesting Cause CD No. 201809464 (PART OF A MULTIUNIT HORI- Horn; Jeanne Fields Shelby, as Victor C. Johnson; Viva L. Meyer its use. Interested parties who NOTICE OF HEARING ZONTAL WELL) probable successor of the Al- c/o Betty Heinlein; Wynona O’Neil; wish to participate by telephone STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All persons, owners, producers, opera- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION yne Fields Trust, dated 6/10/52 Zeak and Robert Realty, Robert Z. shall contact the Applicant or tors, purchasers, and takers of oil and gas, and all other interested 13, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE c/o Patrick Bert Shelby; John Naifeh, GP, deceased c/o Jeaneen Applicant’s attorney, prior to the persons, particularly in McClain County, Oklahoma, including the 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, Hunteman, likely deceased c/o Naifeh; Alma L. Kohler; Cea Wil- hearing date, and provide their following: Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc.; Casillas Operat- OKLAHOMA Barbara Y. Hunteman, possible low Connelly; Doyle H. Connelly; name and phone number. ing, LLC; and if any of the named individuals be deceased, then the CAUSE CD NO. 201809487-T heir to John Hunteman; John M. Francis W. Morley, Jr.; Grace Car- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN unknown heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees and NOTICE OF HEARING Cole; John Van Horn; John W. michael; Harry R. Connelly; Lillian that all interested persons may assigns, both immediate and remote, of such deceased individual; if TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Barry ; Julia F. Brown; Katherine Erb and Mark V. Erb; MSI Income appear and be heard. For infor- any of the named entities is a dissolved partnership, corporation or PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, A. James; Kerstan P. Kranker; Kyle Fund; Patricia Ann Robertson; mation concerning this action, other association, then the unknown successors, trustees and assigns, PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF J. Kranker; L & P Investments; and all persons if living or if de- contact Jeff Morris, Rock Creek both immediate and remote, of such dissolved entity; if any of the OIL AND GAS, INCLUDING Ann Laura J. Corbin; Linda Sue West; ceased, their known and unknown Land & Energy, 330 NW 10th named parties designated as a trustee is not presently acting in such F. Finley Revocable Living Trust, Louise Ryan; Mary Kelly Nuckols successors and all corporations Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, capacity as trustee, then the unknown successor or successors to dated 1996 c/o Ann F. Finley, Webb, aka Kelly Nuckols, Agent existing and if dissolved its known 405/358-6090 or Ron M. Barnes such trustee; if any of the named parties designated as an attorney-in- Trustee; Barbara Y. Hunteman, and AIF for Charles E. Nuckols, and unknown successors and all or Grayson Barnes, BARNES LAW, fact is not presently acting in such capacity as attorney-in-fact, then Trustee of the Hunteman Living heir to C. R. Nuckols and heir of persons having an interest in the PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Avenue, the unknown successor or successors to such attorney-in-fact; and Trust, dated April 25, 1995; Betty Nola Konkle; Mary Kelly Nuckols lands covered hereby, particularly Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, if any of the named entities are corporations which do not continue to Heinlein; Billy J. Larson; Billy J. Webb, aka Kelly Nuckols, Agent in McClain County, Oklahoma. 918/382-8686. have legal existence, the unknown trustees or assigns of such parties. Larson; Brad A. Bryan and Jodie and AIF for Charles E. Nuckols, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CORPORATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant, Native Exploration Bryan; Brett S. Williams and Bar- heir to C. R. Nuckols and heir of the Applicant requests that the COMMISSION Operating, LLC, has filed an application in this cause requesting the bara A. Williams; Brett S. Williams Nola Konkle; Michael Paul Westlin, Commission pool the interests OF OKLAHOMA Corporation Commission to enter an order, as follows: and Barbara A. Williams; Brian Van deceased c/o Susan L. Westlin; and adjudicate the rights and DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman (i) Authorizing and permitting an exception to the permitted well Horn; Buffalo Creek Minerals, LLC; Nancy Scroggins; Osage Oil & Gas equities of oil and gas owners J. TODD HIETT, location tolerances in the 640-acre horizontal drilling and spacing units Carbill Investments, Inc.; Carel V. Properties; Patrick Bert Shelby, in the Mississippian, Woodford Vice Chairman comprised of Section 19, Township 6 North, Range 3 West of the IM, Porter and Earleen F. Porter; Carl as possible heir to R.L Tollett, and Hunton common sources of BOB ANTHONY, McClain County, Oklahoma as to the Mississippian and Woodford A. Moore and Mary Catherine Trustee of the Alyne Fields Trust, supply underlying the 640-acre Commissioner separate common sources of supply, so as to allow a horizontal well Moore c/o Caroline Moore Kahoe; dated 6/10/52; Paul Hunteman, horizontal drilling and spacing unit DONE AND PERFORMED this to be drilled at the location as follows: Caroline Moore Kahoe; Charles E. likely deceased c/o Barbara Y. described as Section 13, Township 13th day of November, 2018. Location of Wellbore at Completion Interval: Nuckols, deceased c/o Mary Kelly Hunteman, possible heir to Paul 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- The proposed location of the completion interval will be no closer Nuckols Webb, AIF for Charles Hunteman; Phil E. Daugherty, as County, Oklahoma and designate SION: than 150 feet from the north line and no closer than 150 feet from the E. Nuckols; Charles E. Nuckols, Trustee of the Dexter G. Johnson Applicant or some other party as PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary south line and no closer than 330 feet from the west line of the unit deceased c/o Mary Kelly Nuckols Educational and Benevolent Trust operator of the proposed well and comprising said Section 19, Township 6 North, Range 3 West of the Webb, AIF for Charles E. Nuck- c/o BOKF, N/A; Prairie Oil & Gas, all subsequent wells drilled in the No. 1125-November 15-1 Time IM, McClain County, Oklahoma, ols; Chris A. Larson and Leanna LLC; R. L. Tollett, Trustee of the unit; and that Applicant be given NOTICE TO BIDDERS and to be completed in and produce hydrocarbons from the above- M. Larson, husband and wife,; Alyne Fields Trust, dated 6/10/52 one year to commence operations The McClain County Board of named common sources of supply; (ii) providing an exception to Rule Churchill E. Blakey, Jr., deceased c/o Patrick Bert Shelby; R. L. Tol- for the drilling or other operations Commissioners will be receiving 165:10-3-28 as part of this location exception allowing a location to c/o Caroline Blakey; Crystal R. lett, Trustee of the Alyne Fields with respect to the unit. The Ap- sealed bids until 4:00 p.m., on be as closer than 600 feet to an existing wellbore; (iii) providing for the Cook; Dorotha J. Robertson, Trust, dated 6/10/52 c/o Patrick plicant additionally requests that December 7, 2018 and the opening re-opening of the cause at such time as the bottom hole location of Sherri Kay Loach, and James H. Bert Shelby; Red Sky Resources this pooling be a unit pooling. will be December 10, 2018 at 8:30 the well proposed hereunder has been determined; (iv) establishing Robertson III, as co-trustees of the III, LLC; Richard E. Hunteman, de- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN a.m., for bid of Printing of Election a proper allowable with no downward adjustment make thereto; (v) Dorotha J. Robertson Revocable ceased c/o Barbara Y. Hunteman; that this cause be set before an Ballots for McClain County Elec- granting such other further relief as may be proper based upon the Trust, u/t/a dated January 11, 2008 Richard L. Hinkle, deceased c/o Administrative Law Judge for tion Office. evidence presented at the hearing herein. c/o Dorotha J. Robertson; Dorothy Judy L. Hinkle; Riverbend Miner- hearing, taking of evidence and Invitation to Bid forms are on file NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the name of operator(s) and well Ann Hunteman, a/k/a Doris Hunt- als, Inc.; Roan Resources, LLC; reporting to the Commission. in the McClain County Clerk’s Of- or wells currently completed in or producing from one or more of the eman c/o Barbara Y. Hunteman, Robert C. Preble, Jr.; Robert C. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN fice, McClain County Courthouse, common sources of supply involved herein on one or more of the possible heir to Doris Hunteman; Preble, Jr., Trustee of the Robert that this cause will be heard before Purcell, Oklahoma or request to be tracts of land or drilling and spacing units adjoining or cornering said Dorothy Faye Bryan; Dorothy Faye C. Preble, Jr. Trust dated 4/4/1990, an Administrative Law Judge on mailed. Submit bids to McClain Section 19, toward which the location of the well covered hereby is Bryan; Edward P. Allen III; Elizabeth dba Lidia Oil Company; Robert the Initial Hearing Docket at the County Clerk, PO Box 629, Purcell, proposed to be moved are set forth below: S. Brown; EOG Resources, Inc.; Hunteman, likely deceased c/o Corporation Commission, East- Oklahoma 73080. Fillmore Energy Resources, LLC; Barbara Y. Hunteman, possible ern Regional Office, 440 South Operator Well Name The Board has the right to ac- Gary Lynn Crosby and Mary Jane heir to Robert Hunteman; Robert Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, cept or reject any/and/or all bids. Crosby ; Glen H. Bryan; Glen H. W. Finley, believed deceased c/o at 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- SEAL Newfield Exploration Hedrick 1H-1XX Bryan; Glennell Combs; Harvey Ann F. Finley; Saundra L. Valentine, cember, 2018 and that this notice Mid-Continent Inc. DATE: 11/13/18 Hunteman, likely deceased c/o as trustee of the Saundra L. Valen- be published as required by law /s/ Pam Beller Casillas Operating, LLC Whetstone 1-25-36-WXH Barbara Y. Hunteman, possible tine Year 2004 Irrevocable Trust, and the rules of the Commission. Pam Beller Miles 1 heir to Harvey Hunteman; Herbert UTA dated 8/28/04; Southwest NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN County Clerk Ray Martin and Lois Jean Martin; Energy Partners, LLC; Stephanie that in the event this cause is NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the application in this cause re- quests that the order be entered in this matter be made effective as No. 1112-November 15-1 Time Laura Ann Allen; Lemois Dean heirs and successors of Mary involved herein at the following to the date of the execution thereof or as of a date prior thereto and BEFORE THE CORPORATION Palmer c/o Katherine Palmer a/k/a Neil Glasco, deceased c/o Gary location: that the authorization and permission requested herein run in favor COMMISSION OF THE Norma Palmer; Leon Troy Cook Wayne Glasco; The known and LOCATION OF WELLBORE of the Applicant, Native Exploration Operating, LLC, or some other STATE OF OKLAHOMA and Debora M. Cook, Trustees unknown heirs and successors of (LATERAL) AT SECTION 12 party recommended by Applicant. APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- of the Cook Living Trust, dated Murray Townsend Love, deceased COMPLETION INTERVAL: THE NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the legal descriptions for the TION OPERATING, LLC 11/6/15; Lex Andrew Townes; c/o Glenda Love; The known and PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE land sections adjacent to said Section 19 are Sections 17, 18, 20, RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT Lex Andrew Townes; Lex Andrew unknown heirs and successors of END POINTS OF THE COMPLE- 29 and 30, Township 6 North, Range 3 West of the IM and Sections HORIZONTAL WELL Townes; Linda Harris; Linda Ola Palmer, deceased c/o Russell TION INTERVAL WILL BE NO 13, 24 and 25, Township 6 North, Range 4 West of the IM, McClain LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC- Montgomery a/k/a Linda Carr; Wayne Palmer; The known and CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE County Oklahoma. TIONS 1 AND 12, TOWNSHIP 9 Linda Starr Cook, Trustee of the unknown heirs and successors NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be referred to an NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- Linda Starr Cook Revocable Living of Ruth C. Masters, deceased THAN 2,640 FEET FROM THE Administrative Law Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and reporting CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Trust, dated August 6, 2015; Linda c/o Michael Raymond Masters; SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER to the Corporation Commission. CAUSE CD NO. 201809479-T Wilson; Longheel Interests, LLC; The Koelemay Family Trust UAD THAN 330 FEET FROM THE WEST NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before NOTICE OF HEARING Ludwig A. Beckman; Mable Elaine 7/6/10, Fon D. Koelemay, Trustee; LINE OF SECTION 12, TOWN- an Administrative Law Judge on the Merits Docket at the Corpora- TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Griffith Henderson; Margaret Ann The William R. Cook Revocable SHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, tion Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, Combs; Marian L. Barnett; Marian Trust, a revocable trust, dated the MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 3rd day of December 2018, and that PURCHASERS AND TAKERS L. Barnett; Mark David Barnett; 24th day of May, 2016; Thomas S. LOCATION OF WELLBORE this notice will be published as required by law and the rules of the OF OIL AND GAS INCLUDING 9 Martha Jane Milam and Joseph Cook; Tonda C. Stafford; Travis B. (LATERAL) AT SECTION 1 COM- Commission. Spot Energy, LLC; Azure Energy, T. Wright III; Martha Shute c/o Hughey; Vernon R. Guthrey c/o PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant and interested Ltd.; Bandera Minerals, LLC, Kathryn Nelson; Mary Bingaman; Linda Montgomery; Viola Smith; POSED LOCATION OF THE END parties may present testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic an Oklahoma limited liability Mary Kathleen Barnett; Melissa Virginia Stricklin; William David POINTS OF THE COMPLETION communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting company; Baptist Foundation of Hughey Dennis; Michael Colbert Glasco; William Joseph Ballard; INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER its use. An interested party who wishes to participate by telephone Oklahoma, for the use of and Smith; Michael J. Silverstein; Mi- Wrangler Energy Partners, LLC; THAN 0 FEET FROM THE SOUTH shall contact the Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and benefit of the Boys Ranch Town; chael Raymond Masters; Mitch Chas. S. Smith and Mae Smith; LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 150 provide his or her name and phone number. Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma, Palmer; Mitch Palmer; Muree Ida Tubbs; Laura S. Taylor; and all FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear for the use of and benefit of the Degenhardt; Murex Petroleum persons if, living or if deceased, AND NO CLOSER THAN 330 FEET and be heard. For information concerning this action contact Theo Boys Ranch Town; Barry G. Staf- Corporation, successor by merger their known and unknown succes- FROM THE WEST LINE OF SEC- Coleman, Rock Creek Land & Energy, (405) 358-6090, or Emily P. Smith, ford; Benedum Minerals, LLC; to Petroleum Royalties, Inc.; My- sors, and all corporations, existing TION 1, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, attorney, OBA No. 20805, (405) 272-4710, 101 Park Avenue, Suite Blue Mountain Exploration, LLC; ron H. Bond Limited Partnership; and if dissolved, its known and RANGE 4 WEST, MCCLAIN 1400, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. Please refer to Cause CD Number. Bobbie Jo Kubelle, formerly Tulini, Newcastle Energy Investments, unknown successors and all other COUNTY, OKLAHOMA DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 12th day of November, 2018. a/k/a Barbara Joan Harrell, a/k/a LLC; NIDAS Peace Holdings, LLC; persons having an interest in the The entire length of the lateral CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA Bobbie Jo Harrel; Bond Trust A and OGI, Inc.; Paisano Energy Fund I, lands covered hereby, particularly will be cemented such that the DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman C Partnership c/o Cynthia Bond L.P; Palmetto Energy, LLC; Patty in McClain County, Oklahoma. perforations will be isolated from J. TODD HIETT, Vice Chairman Perry, Managing Trustee; Brian Sue Trosper; Prairie Oil & Gas, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the beginning and end point of BOB ANTHONY, Commissioner James Bellcom; Bryan P. Cook; LLC; Ray Land and Loan Com- Applicant in this cause is request- the lateral in order to protect the BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: Buffalo Creek Minerals, LLC, an pany, Inc., a Missouri Corporation; ing that the Commission enter an correlative rights of the offset units. PEGGY MITCHELL, Commission Secretary Oklahoma limited liability com- Red Sky Resources III, LLC; Red order to be effective as of the date NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN pany; Camino Natural Resources, Stone Resources, LLC; Republic of the execution thereof or follows: that this cause will be heard before No. 1105-November 15-2 Times COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, MORE LLC; Christopher Castleberry; Production, LP; Republic Produc- Approving a multiunit horizontal an Administrative Law Judge on RUSHMORE LOAN MANAGE- PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: Charles N. Gray; Charles R. Smith tion, LP; Riverbend Minerals, Inc.; well in the 640-acre horizontal the Initial Hearing Docket at the MENT SERVICES LLC, BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE and Judy W. Smith, Trustees of the Roan Resources LLC; Robert Al- drilling and spacing units formed Corporation Commission, Eastern Plaintiff, NORTH LINE OF SAID NW/4 SW/4 Charles R. Smith Trust; Chisholm ton Barnett; Rose Mary McQueen; for the Mississippian, Woodford Regional Office, 440 South Hous- v. NW/4 201.5 FEET EAST OF THE Oil, LLC; Christopher S. Bowden; Rose McQueen; Sandra Ann Love; and Hunton common sources ton, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, at LORETTA PARR; SPOUSE, IF ANY, NORTHWEST CORNER THERE- Cline Living Trust, dated October Sandra Jeanne Hollingsworth; of supply in Sections 1 and 12, 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- OF LORETTA PARR; AND JOHN OF; THENCE S20°40’W A DIS- 13, 1997; Cockerell Energy, LLC; Saundra Kay Griffith Revocable Township 9 North, Range 4 West, cember, 2018 and that Notice has DOE, OCCUPANT TANCE OF 54.2 FEET; THENCE Consul Properties, LLC; Crystal Trust dated 5/8/17; SBOG, INC. McClain County, Oklahoma so as been published as required by law Defendant(s). S42°00’30”E PARALLEL WITH R. Cook; Crystal R. Cook; Cyn- a/k/a Mitch Palmer; Sean Smith to allow such multiunit horizontal and the rules of the Commission. Case No. CJ-2018-00155 THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE thia Brown; Darlene Schrader Cole; Sedona Royalties, LLC; well to be drilled as described NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF STATE HIGHWAY NO. 76 A c/o Sandra Schrader; David H. Sharon K. Moore, deceased c/o below and to be completed in and that in the event this cause is NOTICE IS GIVEN to Loretta DISTANCE OF 113 FEET: THENCE Ballard; David Raymond Barnett; Brian James Bellcom; Smith Cole to produce hydrocarbons from the uncontested, the Applicant, its Parr; Spouse, if any, of Loretta N47°59’30”E A DISTANCE OF Debra Jean Griffith Scroggins; Trust c/o Joan Eileen Cole, Trustee; above-named common sources of representatives, witnesses and Parr; John Doe, Occupant, and 190.9 FEET; THENCE NORTH Doris Ann Kennedy; Double J Smith Minerals, LLC; Sneed supply and establishing of a proper other proponents of the Appli- their unknown successors and ABOUT 7.9 FEET; THENCE WEST Resources, LLC; Dr. Tim Sellers; Company, an Oklahoma Limited allocation factor for allocating the cant may appear and testify by assigns, that on December 18, ABOUT 198 FEET TO THE POINT Eddie Smith a/k/a Edward Lang- Partnership; Spring Energy, LLC; cost of and the production and telephone. The cost of telephonic 2018, at 10 o’clock, a.m., at Room OF BEGINNING. don Smith; EOG Resources, Inc.; Stephen Anthony Townes; Stew- proceeds from such multiunit hori- communication shall be paid by 121 of the County Courthouse in PROPERTY ADDRESS: 17708 Equitable Royalty Corporation; ard O. Smith a/k/a Stewert O. zontal well to each of the affected the person or persons requesting Purcell, McClain County, Okla- N. Highway 76, Lindsay, OK 73052 Estate of Smith Cole, deceased Smith; Stonewall Minerals, LLC; units covered hereby. its use. Interested parties who homa, the Sheriff of said County subject to taxes and tax sales, c/o Joan Eileen Cole, Personal Sunshineintegrated, LLC; The Granting such other and further wish to participate by telephone will offer for sale and sell for cash said property being duly appraised Representative; Fortune Natural Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma, relief as may be proper based shall contact the Applicant or at public auction to the highest and at $40,000.00. Resources Corporation; Fred an Oklahoma nonprofit corpora- upon the evidence presented Applicant’s attorney, prior to the best bidder, with appraisement, all Sale will be made pursuant to an Jackson Barnett, Jr.; Fred Scott tion; The Catherine Bond Wootten at the hearing herein. The legal hearing date, and provide their that certain real estate in McClain Order of Sale issued upon a judg- Masters; Gary Wayne Glasco; Living Trust Dated May 20, 2014; descriptions of the land sections name and phone number. County, Oklahoma, to wit: ment entered in the District Court Gay Lynn Studebaker; Gay Lynn The Charles R. Smith Trust; The adjacent to the area within which NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN TRACT I: A PART OF THE NW/4 of McClain County, Oklahoma, in Studebaker; George H. Patter- Jay R. Bond Revocable Living the location exception lies are Sec- that all interested persons may SW/4 NW/4 OF SECTION 28, Case No. CJ-2018-00155, wherein son, Trustee c/o Mary Amanda Trust; The Julie A. Kranker Living tions 2, 11, 13 and 14, Township appear and be heard. For infor- TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE 4 Rushmore Loan Management Patterson Fincher; Glenda Love; Trust, a Revocable Trust, dated 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain mation concerning this action, WEST OF THE I.B.M., MCCLAIN Services LLC is Plaintiff and Lo- Glenda Marteil Littlefield; Golden the 26th day of April, 1999; The County, Oklahoma, Section 36, contact Jeff Morris, Rock Creek COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, MORE retta Parr is/are Defendant(s) to Creek Minerals, LLC; Highline Re- known and unknown heirs and Township 10 North, Range 4 West, Land & Energy, 330 NW 10th PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: satisfy said judgment in the sum of sources, LLC; HighPointe Energy, successors of Dorsett Eugene McClain and Cleveland Counties, Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, BEGINNING AT A POINT 201.5 $33,337.81 together with interest LLC; Hugh Henderson Shaw; Iowa Palmer, deceased c/o Russell Oklahoma, Section 35, Township 405/358-6090 or Ron M. Barnes FEET EAST OF THE NORTHWEST at 6.75% per annum from April State University Foundation; Jay Wayne Palmer; The known and 10 North, Range 4 West, McClain or Grayson Barnes, BARNES LAW, CORNER OF THE SAID NW/4 1, 2017, including late charges, a Hughey; Jerald Nichols; Jim and unknown heirs and successors of County, Oklahoma, Section 31, PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Avenue, SW/4 NW/4; THENCE S20°40’W A reasonable attorney’s fee, $225.00 Brenda Pickett; Joan Eileen Cole; Fred Jackson Barnett, deceased Township 10 North, Range 3 West, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, DISTANCE OF 54.2 FEET TO THE advances for title search, and John Edward Barnett, Jr.; John c/o Mary Kathleen Barnett; The Cleveland County, Oklahoma and 918/382-8686. POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE those additional sums advanced Edward Townes c/o Stephen An- known and unknown heirs and Sections 6, 7 and 18, Township 9 CORPORATION S42°00’30”E, PARALLEL WITH for taxes, insurance, property thony Townes; Joseph T. Wright, successors of Jack Roscoe North, Range 3 West, Cleveland COMMISSION THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY preservation and all costs of this III; Juanita Giffith Family Trust Palmer, deceased c/o Larry Pat County, Oklahoma. Applicant OF OKLAHOMA LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY #76, A action accrued and accruing. dated August 30, 1993 c/o Patsy Palmer; The known and unknown further requests that Applicant or DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman DISTANCE OF 113 FEET; THENCE WITNESS MY HAND this 12 day McMahan, Successor Trustee; heirs and successors of John some other party be authorized J. TODD HIETT, S47°59’30”W A DISTANCE OF of November, 2018. Juanita Griffith Family Trust, dated E. Barnett, deceased c/o David the right to drill said well. Ap- Vice Chairman 130 FEET; THENCE NORTH BY: Don Hewett August 30, 1993 c/o Patsy McMa- Raymond Barnett; The known and plicant further requests that it be BOB ANTHONY, 42°00’30”W A DISTANCE OF 115 Sheriff han, Successor Trustee; Karis A. unknown heirs and successors permitted to produce said well at Commissioner FEET; THENCE N47°59’30”E A BY: /s/ Don Hewett Kranker; Karl D. Nail and Kayla B. of Lenora Walker Barnett a/k/a said location from the common DONE AND PERFORMED this DISTANCE OF 130 FEET TO THE SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC Nail; Kenneth B. Jordan, Jr. and Lenora Isabelle Barnett, deceased sources of supply covered hereby 13th day of November, 2018. POINT OF BEGINNING, AND, 770 NE 63rd St Ann E. Jordan; Kerstan Kranker; c/o David Raymond Barnett; The without any downward allowable BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- TRACT II: A PART OF THE NW/4 Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 Kerstan P. Kranker; Kickingbird known and unknown heirs and adjustment. SION: SW/4 NW/4 OF SECTION 28, (405) 848-1819 Investments, LLC; Kimberly Diane successors of Lloyd Willis Palmer, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE 4 Attorneys for Plaintiff Castleberry; Kristin Schneider; deceased c/o Russell Wayne THAT Applicant is proposing to WEST OF THE I.B.M., MCCLAIN File No. 17-131672 Kyle J. Kranker; Larry Pat Palmer; Palmer; The known and unknown drill the multiunit horizontal well 12B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018 LPXLP No. 1118-November 15-1 Time Natural Resources, LLC; Carbill likely deceased c/o Barbara Y. Ryan; Ludwig A. Beckman; Mar- General Partner, Harry F. Buck c/o Range 4 West, McClain County, BEFORE THE CORPORATION Investments, Inc.; Carel V. Porter Hunteman, possible heir to Harvey garet Ann Combs; Maria D. Barry, Chris S. Buck; Rentier, Inc.; Review Oklahoma, Sections 6, 7, 18 and COMMISSION OF THE and Earleen F. Porter; Carl A. Moore Hunteman; Hena Production Com- aka Maria Barry Abrahms; Martha Oil & Gas, Inc. c/o Arthur J. Plat; 19, Township 9 North, Range 3 STATE OF OKLAHOMA and Mary Catherine Moore, hus- pany; Herbert Ray Martin and Lois J. Fortune and her successors of Richard E. Hunteman, deceased West, Cleveland County, Okla- APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- band and wife, both believed de- Jean Martin; HighPointe Energy, The Martha J. Fortune Living Trust, c/o Barbara Y. Hunteman; Richard homa. Applicant further requests TION OPERATING, LLC ceased c/o Caroline Moore Kahoe; LLC; Hinkle Engineering, Inc.; dated March 11. 1999; Marian L. L. Hinkle, deceased c/o Judy L. that Applicant or some other party RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT Caroline E. Blakey; Caroline Moore Hinkle Oil and Gas, Inc.; Hinkle Barnett; Marian L. Barnett; Mark Hinkle; Riverbend Minerals, Inc.; be authorized the right to drill said HORIZONTAL WELL Kahoe; Cecelia A. Gosting; Charles Oilfield Services; Hinkle Oilfield David Barnett; Martha Jane Milam Roan Resources LLC; Robert Alton well. Applicant further requests LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC- E. Nuckols, deceased c/o Mary Services; Hubert C. Bryan, III; and Joseph T. Wright III; Mary Barnett; Robert C. Preble, Jr; that it be permitted to produce TIONS 12 AND 13, TOWNSHIP Kelly Nuckols Webb, AIF for Hunter S. Marston, III; Iowa State Bingaman; Mary Kathleen Barnett; Robert C. Preble, Jr., Trustee of said well at said location from the 9 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- Charles E. Nuckols; Charles E. University Foundation; James D. Mary Kelly Nuckols Webb, aka the Robert C. Preble, Jr. Trust common sources of supply cov- CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Nuckols, deceased c/o Mary Goff; James E. Hunteman, likely Kelly Nuckols, Agent and AIF for dated 4/4/1990, dba Lidia Oil ered hereby without any downward CAUSE CD NO. 201809485-T Kelly Nuckols Webb, AIF for deceased c/o Barbara Y. Hunte- Charles E. Nuckols, heir to C. R. Company; Robert Hunteman, allowable adjustment. NOTICE OF HEARING Charles E. Nuckols; Chisholm Oil, man, probable heir to James E. Nuckols and Nola Konkle; Mary likely deceased c/o Barbara Y. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, LLC; Chris A. Larson and Leanna Hunteman; Janet S. Price c/o Kelly Nuckols Webb, aka Kelly Hunteman, possible heir to Robert THAT Applicant is proposing to PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, M. Larson, husband and wife, ; Heritage Trust Company; Janie Van Nuckols, Agent and AIF for Charles Hunteman; Robert James and drill the multiunit horizontal well PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF Chris S. Buck; Christopher S. Horn; Jay Hughey ; Jeanne Fields E. Nuckols, heir to C. R. Nuckols Kayla James; Robert W. Finley c/o involved herein at the following OIL AND GAS INCLUDING 9Spot Bowden; Churchill E. Blakey, Jr., Shelby, as probable successor of and Nola Konkle; Mary Marston Ann F. Finley; Rose Mary McQueen; location: Energy, LLC; Ada Loreece Dennis deceased c/o Caroline Blakey; the Alyne Fields Trust, dated Gagarin; Melissa Hughey Dennis; Sandi L. McCauley; Sandra Ann LOCATION OF WELLBORE and Robert Conway Dennis, Trust- Cline Living Trust, dated October 6/10/52 c/o Patrick Bert Shelby; Michael Paul Westlin, deceased Love; Sandra Jeanne Holling- (LATERAL) AT SECTION 12 ees of the Marital Trust under the 13, 1997; Cockerell Energy, LLC; Jennetta Tindall and Rufus Tindall; c/o Susan L. Westlin; Michael sworth; Saundra L. Valentine, as COMPLETION INTERVAL: THE Frank Dennis Living Trust Agree- Consul Properties, LLC; Crystal R. Jerald Nichols; Jerry D. Cline and Raymond Masters; Michelle trustee of the Saundra L. Valentine PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE ment dated 4/18/2000 and amend- Cook ; Darlene Schrader c/o San- Patricia S. Cline, Trustees of the Sweet; Mitch Palmer; Mitch Year 2004 Irrevocable Trust, UTA END POINTS OF THE COMPLE- ed and restated on 4/4/2003; Ada dra Schrader; David H. Ballard; Cline Living Trust, dated 10/13/97; Palmer; Muree Degenhardt; Murex dated 8/28/04; SBOG, INC. a/k/a TION INTERVAL WILL BE NO Loreece Dennis and Robert Con- David Raymond Barnett; Dorotha Jim and Brenda Pickett; Jim Den- Petroleum Corporation, successor Mitch Palmer; SBOG, INC. a/k/a CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE way Dennis, Trustees of the Mari- J. Robertson, Sherri Kay Loach, nis, aka Jim T. Dennis; Joan C. by merger to Petroleum Royalties, Mitch Palmer; Sedona Royalties, SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER tal Trust under the Frank Dennis and James H. Robertson III, as Berry, and Mark William Berry; Inc.; Myron H. Bond Limited Part- LLC; Shakti Energy, LLC; Shirley THAN 2,640 FEET FROM THE Living Trust Agreement dated co-trustees of the Dorotha J. Rob- John Edward Barnett, Jr.; John nership; Nancy Scroggins ; Neal J. Walker; Smith Minerals, LLC; NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER 4/18/2000 and amended and re- ertson Revocable Trust, u/t/a Hunteman, likely deceased c/o E. Wolfard; Newcastle Energy In- Sneed Company, an Oklahoma THAN 330 FEET FROM THE WEST stated on 4/4/2003; Ann F. Finley dated January 11, 2008 c/o Doro- Barbara Y. Hunteman, possible vestments, LLC; Nidas Peace Limited Partnership; Southcreek LINE OF SECTION 12, TOWN- Revocable Living Trust, dated 1996 tha J. Robertson; Dorothy Ann heir to John Hunteman; John M. Holdings, LLC; Nola Konkle, fka Petroleum Co., LLC; Southwest SHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, c/o Ann F. Finley, Trustee; B & B Hunteman, a/k/a Doris Hunteman Cole; John R. Allen; John Rawlings; Nola Nuckols, deceased c/o Mary Energy Partners, LLC; Stephanie MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Holdings, LLC; Barbara Y. Hunte- c/o Barbara Y. Hunteman, possible John Van Horn; John W. Barry ; Kelly Nuckols Webb, AIF for Griffin; Steve Van Horn; Steve Van LOCATION OF WELLBORE man, Trustee of the Hunteman heir to Doris Hunteman; Dorothy Joneva Barry, aka Joneva Barry- Charles E. Nuckols, heir to C.R & Horn; Steward O. Smith a/k/a (LATERAL) AT SECTION 13 Living Trust, dated April 25, 1995; Faye Bryan ; Dorothy Faye Bryan Meller; Juanita Giffith Family Trust Nola Nuckols; Nola Konkle, fka Stewert O. Smith; Stonewall Min- COMPLETION INTERVAL: THE Barry G. Stafford; Benedum Miner- ; Dr. Tim Sellers; Edward P. Allen dated August 30, 1993 c/o Patsy Nola Nuckols, deceased c/o Mary erals, LLC; Sunshineintegrated, PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE als, LLC; Betty Heinlein; Beverly III ; Elbert E. Pennington; Elizabeth McMahan, Successor Trustee; Kelly Nuckols Webb, AIF for LLC; Susan S. Hickox c/o Heritage END POINTS OF THE COMPLE- M. Daughtry; Carole Hinkle; Billy S. Brown; Ella Beth Arnold Mowrey, Julia F. Brown ; Julie A. Kranker, Charles E. Nuckols, heir to C.R & Trust Company; The Baptist Foun- TION INTERVAL WILL BE NO J. Larson ; Billy J. Larson ; Bob- deceased c/o Lynn Mowrey Lloyd; Trustee of the Julie A. Kranker Nola Nuckols; OGI, Inc.; Osage Oil dation of Oklahoma, an Oklahoma CLOSER THAN 0 FEET FROM THE bie Jo Kubelle, formerly Tulini, a/k/a Ella Beth Arnold Mowrey, de- Living Trust, dated 4/26/99; Karis & Gas Properties; Paisano Energy nonprofit corporation; The Cath- NORTH LINE AND NO CLOSER Barbara Joan Harrell, a/k/a Bobbie ceased c/o Michael A. Mowrey; A. Kranker; Katherine A. James; Fund I, L.P; Patrick Bert Shelby, erine Bond Wootten Living Trust THAN 150 FEET FROM THE Jo Harrel c/o Russell Wayne Ella Beth Arnold Mowrey, de- Kathryn E. Barry, aka Kathryn as possible heir to R.L Tollett, Dated May 20, 2014; The Charles SOUTH LINE AND NO CLOSER Palmer; Bond Trust A and C Part- ceased c/o John Wesley Mowrey; Barry Elliot; Kenneth B. Jordan, Jr. Trustee of the Alyne Fields Trust, R. Smith Trust; The Jay R. Bond THAN 330 FEET FROM THE WEST nership c/o Cynthia Bond Perry, EOG Resources, Inc.; Fillmore and Ann E. Jordan; Kerstan P. dated 6/10/52; Paul Hunteman, Revocable Living Trust; The Julie LINE OF SECTION 13, TOWN- Managing Trustee; Brad A. Bryan Energy Resources, LLC; Fortune Kranker; Kristin Schneider; Kyle J. likely deceased c/o Barbara Y. A. Kranker Living Trust, a Revo- SHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, and Jodie Bryan; Brett S. Williams Natural Resources Corporation; Kranker; L & P Investments ; Larry Hunteman, possible heir to Paul cable Trust, dated the 26th day of MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA and Barbara A. Williams, ; Brett S. Fred C. Shields, Jr. c/o Heritage Pat Palmer; Laura J. Corbin ; Hunteman; Phil E. Daugherty, as April, 1999; The known and un- The entire length of the lateral Williams and Barbara A. Williams, Trust Company; Fred Jackson Lemois Dean Palmer c/o Katherine Trustee of the Dexter G. Johnson known heirs and successors of will be cemented such that the ; Brian Van Horn; Bryan P. Cook; Barnett, Jr.; Fred Scott Masters; Palmer a/k/a Norma Palmer; Leon Educational and Benevolent Trust Dorsett Eugene Palmer, deceased perforations will be isolated from Buffalo Creek Minerals, LLC; C. R. Gary Lynn Crosby and Mary Jane Troy Cook and Debora M. Cook, c/o BOKF, N/A; Prairie Oil & Gas, c/o Russell Wayne Palmer; The the beginning and end point of Nuckols, deceased c/o Mary Crosby ; Gary Wayne Glasco; Trustees of the Cook Living Trust, LLC; R. L. Tollett, Trustee of the known and unknown heirs and the lateral in order to protect the Kelly Nuckols Webb, AIF for Gerald R. Allen ; Glen H. Bryan; dated 11/6/2015; Leroy James Alyne Fields Trust, dated 6/10/52 successors of Fred Jackson Bar- correlative rights of the offset units. Charles E. Nuckols, heir to C.R & Glen H. Bryan; Glenda Love; Bryan; Linda Montgomery a/k/a c/o Patrick Bert Shelby; R. L. Tol- nett, deceased c/o Mary Kathleen NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Nola Nuckols; C. R. Nuckols, de- Glenda Marteil Littlefield; Glennell Linda Carr; Linda Starr Cook, lett, Trustee of the Alyne Fields Barnett; The known and unknown that this cause will be heard before ceased c/o Mary Kelly Nuckols Combs; Golden Creek Minerals, Trustee of the Linda Starr Cook Trust, dated 6/10/52 c/o Patrick heirs and successors of Jack an Administrative Law Judge on Webb, AIF for Charles E. Nuckols, LLC; Great Legacy, LLC; Greenstar Revocable Living Trust, dated Bert Shelby; Red Sky Resources Roscoe Palmer, deceased c/o the Initial Hearing Docket at the heir to C.R & Nola Nuckols; Cabo Resources Operating, LLC; Gulftex August 6, 2015; Linda Sue West; III, LLC; Red Stone Resources, Larry Pat Palmer; The known and Corporation Commission, Eastern Royalty Company, LLC; Camino Energy IV, LP; Harvey Hunteman, Longheel Interests, LLC; Louise LLC; Rees & Buck Company, unknown heirs and successors of Regional Office, 440 South Hous- John E. Barnett, deceased c/o ton, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, at David Raymond Barnett; The 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- No. 1116-November 15-1 Time star Resources Operating, LLC; Harry F. Buck c/o Chris S. Buck; thereof, and each such unit may known and unknown heirs and cember, 2018 and that Notice has BEFORE THE CORPORATION Harvey Hunteman, likely deceased Rentier, Inc.; Review Oil & Gas, be separately developed in that a successors of Lenora Walker Bar- been published as required by law COMMISSION OF THE c/o Barbara Y. Hunteman, possible Inc. c/o Arthur J. Plat; Richard E. well may be drilled into, completed nett a/k/a Lenora Isabelle Barnett, and the rules of the Commission. STATE OF OKLAHOMA heir to Harvey Hunteman; Hena Hunteman, deceased c/o Barbara in and produce hydrocarbons deceased c/o David Raymond NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Production Company; Herbert Y. Hunteman; Richard L. Hinkle, from the same common source of Barnett; The known and unknown that in the event this cause is TION OPERATING, LLC Ray Martin and Lois Jean Martin; deceased c/o Judy L. Hinkle; supply in each such concurrently heirs and successors of Lloyd uncontested, the Applicant, its RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL Hinkle Engineering, Inc.; Hinkle Riverbend Minerals, Inc.; Roan Re- existing unit with production from Willis Palmer, deceased c/o Russell representatives, witnesses and DRILLING AND SPACING UNITS Oil and Gas, Inc.; Hinkle Oilfield sources, LLC; Robert C. Preble, Jr; such well to be governed by and al- Wayne Palmer; The known and other proponents of the Appli- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Services; Hinkle Oilfield Services; Robert C. Preble, Jr., Trustee of the located pursuant to the applicable unknown heirs and successors of cant may appear and testify by 13, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE Hubert C. Bryan, III; Hunter S. Robert C. Preble, Jr. Trust dated unit. Therefore, the following order Mary Neil Glasco, deceased c/o telephone. The cost of telephonic 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, Marston, III; James D. Goff; James 4/4/1990, dba Lidia Oil Company; is not being vacated. Gary Wayne Glasco; The known communication shall be paid by OKLAHOMA E. Hunteman, likely deceased Robert Hunteman, likely deceased Order No. 21542 insofar as it and unknown heirs and successors the person or persons requesting CAUSE CD NO. 201809483-T c/o Barbara Y. Hunteman, prob- c/o Barbara Y. Hunteman, possible established 40-acre drilling and of Murray Townsend Love, de- its use. Interested parties who NOTICE OF HEARING able heir to James E. Hunteman; heir to Robert Hunteman; Robert spacing units for the Hunton ceased c/o Glenda Love; The wish to participate by telephone TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Janet S. Price c/o Heritage Trust James and Kayla James; Robert Lime common source of supply known and unknown heirs and shall contact the Applicant or PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, Company; Janie Van Horn; Jeanne W. Finley, believed deceased c/o underlying Section 13, Township successors of Ola Palmer, de- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the PURCHASERS AND TAKERS Fields Shelby, as probable succes- Ann F. Finley; Sandi L. McCauley; 9 North, Range 4 West, McClain ceased c/o Russell Wayne Palmer; hearing date, and provide their OF OIL AND GAS INCLUDING sor of the Alyne Fields Trust, dated Saundra L. Valentine, as trustee County, Oklahoma. The known and unknown heirs and name and phone number. 9Spot Energy, LLC; Ada Loreece 6/10/52 c/o Patrick Bert Shelby; of the Saundra L. Valentine Year Hinkle Oil & Gas Inc. operates successors of Ruth C. Masters, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Dennis and Robert Conway Den- Jennetta Tindall and Rufus Tindall; 2004 Irrevocable Trust, UTA dated the Dennis 1 well, API #087-35771, deceased c/o Michael Raymond that all interested persons may nis, Trustees of the Marital Trust Jerry D. Cline and Patricia S. Cline, 8/28/04; Sedona Royalties, LLC; located in the SE/4 NW/4 Section Masters; The William R. Cook appear and be heard. For infor- under the Frank Dennis Living Trustees of the Cline Living Trust, Shakti Energy, LLC; Shirley J. 13, Township 9 North, Range 4 Revocable Trust, a revocable trust, mation concerning this action, Trust Agreement dated 4/18/2000 dated 10/13/97; Jim & Brenda Walker; Southcreek Petroleum West, McClain County, Oklahoma, dated the 24th day of May, 2016; contact Jeff Morris, Rock Creek and amended and restated on Pickett; Jim Dennis, aka Jim T. Co., LLC; Southwest Energy which is producing from the Bois Thomas H. Hunteman c/o Dana Land & Energy, 330 NW 10th 4/4/2003; Ada Loreece Dennis and Dennis; Joan C. Berry, a single Partners, LLC; Stephanie Grif- d’Arc and -Chimney Hill common Hunteman; Thomas S. Cook; Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, Robert Conway Dennis, Trustees person, and Mark William Berry, fin; Steve Van Horn; Steve Van sources of supply. Thomas W. Blakey ; Todd E. Bryan 405/358-6090 or Ron M. Barnes of the Marital Trust under the Frank a single person; John Hunteman, Horn; Stonewall Minerals, LLC ; Southcreek Petroleum Co., LLC and Kim R. Byran; Tonda C. Staf- or Grayson Barnes, BARNES LAW, Dennis Living Trust Agreement likely deceased c/o Barbara Y. Sunshineintegrated, LLC; Susan operates the Frank Dennis No. 1 ford; Travis B. Hughey; Triangle PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Avenue, dated 4/18/2000 and amended Hunteman, possible heir to John S. Hickox c/o Heritage Trust well, API #087-30081, located in Royalty Coproration; TRP MidCon, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, and restated on 4/4/2003; Ann F. Hunteman; John M. Cole; John Company; Thomas H. Hunteman the SE/4 SW/4 NE/4 Section 13, LLC; Unity Company, Inc. c/o 918/382-8686. Finley Revocable Living Trust, dat- R. Allen; John Rawlings; John c/o Dana Hunteman; Thomas S. Township 9 North, Range 4 West, Robert Dunevant; Vernon R. Guth- CORPORATION ed 1996 c/o Ann F. Finley, Trustee; Van Horn; John W. Barry ; Joneva Cook; Thomas W. Blakey ; Todd McClain County, Oklahoma, which rey c/o Linda Montgomery; Vicki COMMISSION B & B Holdings, LLC; Barbara Y. Barry, aka Joneva Barry-Meller; E. Bryan and Kim R. Byran; Tri- is producing from the Hunton com- Annette Batye; Victor C. Johnson; OF OKLAHOMA Hunteman, Trustee of the Hunte- Julia F. Brown ; Julie A. Kranker, angle Royalty Coproration; TRP mon source of supply. Viva L. Meyer c/o Betty Heinlein; DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman man Living Trust, dated April 25, Trustee of the Julie A. Kranker MidCon, LLC; Unity Company, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Wayne L. Hunteman and Julia A. J. TODD HIETT, 1995; Betty Heinlein; Beverly M. Living Trust, dated 4/26/99; Karis Inc. c/o Robert Dunevant; Vicki that the relief requested herein Hunteman, Trustees or their suc- Vice Chairman Daughtry; Bill & Carole Hinkle; Billy A. Kranker; Katherine A. James; Annette Batye; Victor C. Johnson; may be made effective prior to the cessors in trust under the Wayne BOB ANTHONY, J. Larson; Billy J. Larson ; Brad Kathryn E. Barry, aka Kathryn Viva L. Meyer c/o Betty Heinlein; issuance of this Order. L. & Julia A. Hunteman Living Trust, Commissioner A. Bryan & Jodie Bryan; Brett S. Barry Elliot; Kerstan P. Kranker; Wayne L. Hunteman and Julia A. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN dated 6/27/2013; William David DONE AND PERFORMED this Williams and Barbara A. Williams; Kyle J. Kranker; L & P Investments Hunteman, Trustees or their suc- that this cause be set before an Glasco; William Joseph Ballard; 13th day of November, 2018. Brett S. Williams and Barbara A. ; Laura J. Corbin ; Leon Troy Cook cessors in trust under the Wayne Administrative Law Judge for William R. Cook and Byran Paul BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Williams; Brian Van Horn; Bryan and Debora M. Cook, Trustees L. & Julia A. Hunteman Living Trust, hearing, taking of evidence and Cook and Erin Michelle Cook Dum, SION: P. Cook; Buffalo Creek Minerals, of the Cook Living Trust, dated dated 6/27/2013; William R. Cook reporting to the Commission. Co-Trustees of the William R. Cook PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary LLC; C. R. Nuckols, deceased 11/6/2015; Leroy James Bryan; and Byran Paul Cook and Erin NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Revocable Trust, dated 5/24/16 c/o Mary Kelly Nuckols Webb, Linda Starr Cook, Trustee of the Michelle Cook Dum, Co-Trustees that this cause will be heard before c/o Bryan P. Cook; Wynona O’Neil AIF for Charles E. Nuckols, heir Linda Starr Cook Revocable Living of the William R. Cook Revocable an Administrative Law Judge on ; Zeak and Robert Realty, Robert to C.R & Nola Nuckols; C. R. Nu- Trust, dated 8/6/2015; Linda Sue Trust, dated 5/24/16 c/o Bryan P. the Initial Hearing Docket at the Z. Naifeh, GP, deceased c/o Jea- ckols, deceased c/o Mary Kelly West; Louise Ryan; Maria D. Barry, Cook; Wynona O’Neil; Zeak and Corporation Commission, Eastern neen Naifeh; Alma L. Kohler; Cea No. 1123-November 15-1 Time Nuckols Webb, AIF for Charles aka Maria Barry Abrahms; Martha Robert Realty, Robert Z. Naifeh, Regional Office, 440 South Hous- Willow Connelly; Doyle H. Con- NOTICE TO BIDDERS E. Nuckols, heir to C.R & Nola J. Fortune and her successors GP, deceased c/o Jeaneen Naifeh; ton, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74127, at nelly; Francis W. Morley, Jr.; Grace The McClain County Board of Nuckols; Cabo Royalty Company, of The Martha J. Fortune Living Alma L. Kohler; Cea Willow Con- 8:30 a.m. on the 3rd day of De- Carmichael; Harry R. Connelly; Commissioners will be receiv- LLC; Carbill Investments, Inc.; Trust, dated March 11. 1999; Mary nelly; Doyle H. Connelly; Francis cember, 2018 and that this Notice Laura S. Taylor; Lillian Erb and Mark ing sealed bids until 4:00 p.m., Carel V. Porter and/or Earleen F. Bingaman; Mary Kelly Nuckols W. Morley, Jr.; Grace Carmichael; be published as required by law V. Erb; MSI Income Fund; Patricia December 7, 2018 for Six Month Porter; Carl A. Moore and Mary Webb, aka Kelly Nuckols, Agent Harry R. Connelly; Lillian Erb and and the rules of the Commission. Ann Robertson; Suntex Drilling Bids and will be opened at 8:30 Catherine Moore, husband and and AIF for Charles E. Nuckols, Mark V. Erb; MSI Income Fund; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Co.; and all persons if, living or if a.m. on December 10, 2018. wife, both believed deceased c/o heir to C. R. Nuckols and heir of Patricia Ann Robertson; Suntex that in the event this cause is deceased, their known and un- Six Month Bids Caroline Moore Kahoe; Caroline Nola Konkle; Mary Kelly Nuckols Drilling Co.; and all persons if, uncontested, the Applicant, its known successors, and all corpo- All Weather Asphalt Patching E. Blakey c/o Caroline Blakey; Webb, aka Kelly Nuckols, Agent living or if deceased, their known representatives, witnesses and rations, existing and if dissolved, Material Caroline Moore Kahoe; Cecelia and AIF for Charles E. Nuckols, heir and unknown successors, and all other proponents of the Appli- its known and unknown succes- Asphalt Emulsion A. Gosting; Charles E. Nuckols, to C. R. Nuckols and heir of Nola corporations, existing and if dis- cant may appear and testify by sors and all other persons having Asphalt - Hot Mix/Hot Laid deceased c/o Mary Kelly Nuckols Konkle; Mary Marston Gagarin; solved, its known and unknown telephone. The cost of telephonic an interest in the lands covered Asphalt Millings Recycled Webb, AIF for Charles E. Nuckols; Michael Paul Westlin, deceased successors and all other persons communication shall be paid by hereby, particularly in McClain Concrete Charles E. Nuckols, deceased c/o c/o Susan L. Westlin; Michelle having an interest in the lands the person or persons requesting County, Oklahoma. Crushed Concrete & Rip Rap Mary Kelly Nuckols Webb, AIF Sweet; Nancy Scroggins ; Native covered hereby, particularly in its use. Interested parties who NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Limestone & Rhyolite - Chips for Charles E. Nuckols; Chris A. Exploration Minerals, LLC; Neal E. McClain County, Oklahoma. wish to participate by telephone Applicant in this cause is request- & Rock Larson and Leanna M. Larson; Wolfard; Newcastle Energy Invest- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that shall contact the Applicant or ing that the Commission enter an Bridge Decking Chris S. Buck; Churchill E. Blakey, ments, LLC; Nidas Peace Hold- Applicant requests that the Com- Applicant’s attorney, prior to the order to be effective as of the date Channel & Angle Iron - New Jr., deceased; Crystal R. Cook ; ings, LLC; Nola Konkle, fka Nola mission enter its order establishing hearing date, and provide their of the execution thereof or follows: & Used Dorotha J. Robertson, Sherri Kay Nuckols, deceased c/o Mary Kelly a 640-acre horizontal drilling and name and phone number. Approving a multiunit horizontal Corrugated HDPE Pipe Loach, and James H. Robertson Nuckols Webb, AIF for Charles spacing unit for Mississippian, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN well in the 640-acre horizontal Corrugated High Density Poly- III, as co-trustees of the Dorotha J. E. Nuckols, heir to C.R & Nola Woodford and Hunton common that all interested persons may ap- drilling and spacing units formed ethylene Robertson Revocable Trust, u/t/a Nuckols; Nola Konkle, fka Nola sources of supply underlying pear and be heard. For information for the Mississippian, Woodford Corrugated Polypropylene Pipe dated January 11, 2008 c/o Doro- Nuckols, deceased c/o Mary Kelly Section 13, Township 9 North, concerning this action, contact and Hunton common sources Corrugated Steel Pipe Arch & tha J. Robertson; Dorothy Ann Nuckols Webb, AIF for Charles E. Range 4 West, McClain County, Ron M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, of supply in Sections 12 and 13, Aluminized Hunteman, a/k/a Doris Hunteman Nuckols, heir to C.R & Nola Nuck- Oklahoma. For the Mississippian BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. Township 9 North, Range 4 West, Grader Blades c/o Barbara Y. Hunteman, possible ols; Osage Oil & Gas Properties; and Hunton common sources of Boston Ave., Ste. 100, Tulsa, Okla- McClain County, Oklahoma so as I-WF Beam & H Beam - New heir to Doris Hunteman; Dorothy Paul Hunteman, likely deceased supply such order will require that homa 74119, 918/382-8686 or Jeff to allow such multiunit horizontal & Used Faye Bryan ; Dorothy Faye Bryan ; c/o Barbara Y. Hunteman, possible the completion interval of a hori- Morris, Rock Creek Land & Energy, well to be drilled as described Interlocking Sheet Piling Edward P. Allen III ; Elbert E. Pen- heir to Paul Hunteman; Patrick zontal well drilled in a horizontal 330 NW 10th Street, Oklahoma below and to be completed in and Round Corrugated Steel Pipe nington; Elizabeth S. Brown; Ella Bert Shelby, as possible heir to well unit shall be located not less City, OK 73103, 405/358-6090. to produce hydrocarbons from the & Aluminized Beth Arnold Mowrey, died Intes- R.L Tollett, Trustee of the Alyne than 660 feet from the unit bound- CORPORATION above-named common sources of Steel Pipe - New & Used tate 4/13/2006 c/o Lynn Mowrey Fields Trust, dated 6/10/52; Phil ary. For the Woodford common COMMISSION supply and establishing of a proper Invitation To Bid forms are on file Lloyd; Ella Beth Arnold Mowrey, E. Daugherty, as Trustee of the source of supply such order will OF OKLAHOMA allocation factor for allocating the in the McClain County Clerks Of- died Intestate 4/13/2006 c/o Mi- Dexter G. Johnson Educational require the completion interval of DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman cost of and the production and fice, McClain County Courthouse, chael A. Mowrey; Ella Beth Arnold and Benevolent Trust c/o BOKF, a horizontal well drilled in a hori- J. TODD HIETT, proceeds from such multiunit hori- Purcell, Oklahoma or request to be Mowrey, died Intestate 4/13/2006 N/A; Prairie Oil & Gas, LLC; R. L. zontal well unit shall be located not Vice Chairman zontal well to each of the affected mailed. Submit bids to McClain c/o John Wesley Mowrey; EOG Tollett, Trustee of the Alyne Fields less than 165 feet from any north/ BOB ANTHONY, units covered hereby. County Clerk, PO Box 629, Purcell, Resources, Inc.; Filmore Energy Trust, dated 6/10/52 c/o Patrick south unit boundary and not less Commissioner Granting such other and further Oklahoma 73080. The Board has Resources, LLC; Fred C. Shields, Bert Shelby; R. L. Tollett, Trustee than 330 feet from any east/west DONE AND PERFORMED this relief as may be proper based upon the right to accept or reject any/ Jr. c/o Heritage Trust Company; of the Alyne Fields Trust, dated unit boundary. 13th day of November, 2018. the evidence presented at the hear- and/or all bids. Gary Lynn Crosby and Mary Jane 6/10/52 c/o Patrick Bert Shelby; The horizontal well unit may BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- ing herein. The legal descriptions SEAL Crosby; Gerald R. Allen ; Glen H. Red Sky Resources III, LLC; Red exist concurrently with any previ- SION: of the land sections adjacent to DATE: 11/13/18 Bryan; Glen H. Bryan; Glennell Stone Resources, LLC; Rees & ously formed non-horizontal drill- PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary the area within which the location /s/ Pam Beller Combs; Golden Creek Minerals, Buck Company, General Partner, ing and spacing unit, or any part Secretary of the Commission exception lies are Sections 1, 2, 11, Pam Beller LLC; Great Legacy, LLC; Green- 14, 23 and 24, Township 9 North, County Clerk THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, November 15, 2018-13B The ClassifiedsPurcell Register

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Have buyers Have buyers Have buyers Insured OPPORTUNITY (405) 527-2290 wanting to wanting to wanting to (405) 204-8753 cell buy minerals buy minerals buy minerals in Oklahoma in Oklahoma in Oklahoma All real estate advertised therein is subject to Annie & Lloyd the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it Call Call illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or Call Tree & Landscape Service discrimination because of race, color, religion, Jeffrey Basler Custom Sizes AvailableJeffrey Basler Jeffrey Basler sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or www.richardsmetalbuildings.net • Mowing • Concrete Work • Tree & shrub trimming • Bucket Truck intention to make any such preference, limitation or (405) Office612-0734 405-485-8611 (405)Cell 405-620-2587 612-0734 (405) 612-0734 • Tree removal • Painting discrimination. • Stump grinding • Fencing . • Landscaping • Roofing We will not knowingly accept any advertising for • Sodding • Construction real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons Free Estimates Insured are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised SM Your Perfect Partner 527-7731 are available on an equal opportunity basis. TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 1800 North Green, Purcell, OK 527-3012 Than Maynard, Broker HEART OF OKLAHOMA 719 24th Avenue SW, Norman, OK EachWANT office is independently owned and operated WANT366-9600 Day Residential - Acreages & Land - New Homes Nancy Maynard, Broker EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Turkey TOFarms BUY& Ranches - Commercially Zoned TO BUY MINERALSALL PROPERTIES ARE ON OKC MULTI-LISTMINERALS SYSTEM (MLS). www.cbheart.com Special NEW LISTINGS HOME ON THE BLUFF overlooking 414 E JOHNSON Cute 3/1.1 brick Have buyers wanting home. Well maintained & many recent 25030 187TH Canadian River Valley.Have Large coveredbuyers front wanting Lovely 4/3/3 home porch, granite tile kit cab tops, 2 lvrm, large updates. MoveSOLD in ready. $119,000 w/2973SFto buy on 2.47minerals acres. 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