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The Madill Record ‘In the Arms of Lake Texoma’Texoma’ Vol. 125 — Number 46 Madill, Marshall CountyCounty,, OK 73446 — ThursdayThursday,, May 14, 2020 14 Pages in 2 Sections — $1 String of burglaries possibly tied to local man
By Shalene White entering. Hanks and Watson located First-Degree Robbery. The suspect [email protected] the initial suspect, and questioned was cleared for any active warrants. him on his whereabouts during the Because Marques was unable to hear A string of recent burglaries could approximated time of the crime. The the prior conviction, and Whitney had possibly be tied to a local Kingston suspect informed Hanks that he was no outstanding warrants, the officer man. Nathan Whitney, a 27-year-old asleep, but somebody knocked on his drove Whitney back to his residence male from Kingston was recently ar- door at approximately 5:30 a.m. He in the 400 block of South Kemp Street. rested after an on-going investigation said he did not recognize the voice, Once Marques returned to the led police to his front door. so he pretended to be asleep. scene of the crime, Country Kitchen, The investigation began on May 6 Realizing that part of the inves- he noticed severe damage to the door when Kingston Officer Dakota Hanks tigation had hit a dead end, the frame to the employee entrance. The was flagged down by the owners of officers left. reporting party alleged that she was Jack Attack BBQ while on patrol at Even though the investigation working and heard a loud noise. When 6:30 a.m. The victims advised Hanks went dry, Kingston Police would get she went to investigate the noise, she that their restaurant had been bur- another chance to nab actual suspect was allegedly greeted by a man in a glarized via the window in the rear of on May 12. At approximately 2:45 green jacket and hat who shouldered the building. The suspect who broke in Tuesday morning, Kingston Officer his way into the door. the restaurant stole the cash register Brandon Marques contacted by Mar- Marques then found out that there and the items within it. shall County dispatch for a BOLO on was video footage of the encounter and Once Hanks entered the building a male subject wearing a green hat, watched it. According to Marques, to check things out, he noticed the and a jacket who attempted to break the video showed a male with a cap busted-out window with a small into Country Kitchen in Kingston. and black gloves on holding what amount of blood smeared on the Marques answered the call, and appeared to be a pry bar. When the Whitney window frame. Hanks then walked worked his way toward the location. pry bar did not allow the suspect his back because he was being arrest- The burglary that occurred at the the premises and located a pipe He did not notice anybody in the entrance into the building, the video ed. Even though Whitney complied Do-it-Best had missing items like that could have possibly been the immediate vicinity of the restaurant, shows him slamming his way through without incident, he was belligerent a cash drawer, a pair of black and instrument used to bust the window. but saw a man fitting the description the door, then immediately closing it by cussing and spouting insults to orange gloves, and pry bar. Due to Unfortunately, the pipe was rusted walking near North Main Street and and fleeing. the officers. the items stolen from one crime scene and would not have been conducive Second Street. Once the suspect was identified Whitney was taken to the Marshall being used and found at another crime for lifting finger prints. While questioning the suspect, as possibly being Whitney, Marques County Jail and booked. Initially, he scene, more charges were placed on Hanks, with the assistance of who turned out to be Whitney, and Bridgeman headed to the address was charged with First-Degree Bur- Whitney. Kingston Assistant Police Chief Marques noticed the suspect sweating on South Kemp to make the arrest. glary and Public Intoxication – the He is currently booked and facing Christ Watson, followed a trail of profusely, even though his breath Bridgeman noted he requested assis- burglary at Country Kitchen is listed charges for First-Degree Burglary, footprints that possibly belonged to was not staggered. He also noted tance from Marshall County Deputy as First-Degree because there was two counts of Second-Degree Bur- the suspect to get an idea on which that Whitney allegedly had slurred Steven King because the state of the somebody in the restaurant. Howev- glary, and Public Intoxication. There direction they might have fled. speech. residence was unknown. er, more break-ins would mount up is currently no bail listed for Whitney. The police duo began their inves- When dispatch returned the find- The officers had to knock a few against Whitney, An online search showed prior tigation by questioning a possible ings from the background check for times to rouse Whitney, but he even- At approximately 7:10 a.m. on May Oklahoma convictions for First-De- suspect. They reached the idea to Whitney, Marques was unable to hear tually came outside to speak with 12, dispatch informed the officers of gree Robbery, Possession and Public start with him because he has prior the priors due to traffic noise – the the officers. Bridgeman instructed a break-in at the Do-it-Best building, Intoxication. convictions for theft and breaking and suspect has a prior conviction for Whitney to place his hands behind using the same method of entry. MPS Board changes banks for FY21; renews teacher & support staff contracts
By Matt Caban uncertainty brought on by COVID-19. [email protected] “With the CARES Act we’ll get $450,000 in aid,” Case said. “We’re The Madill Public Schools Board gonna lose more than that in state of Education held its monthly aid and losing kids.” meeting May 11 inside the Admin- Case said MPS should be good with istrative Center Conference Room. staffing for 2020-2021, but 2021-2022 Last month’s meeting was held at could be bring challenges. the Wildcat Den to accommodate “I’m very comfortable with our more space for attendees per CDC teachers that have left,” he said. “The and State of Oklahoma COVID-19 following year all schools will be faced pandemic guidelines. with some tough decisions.” Four of the board’s five members During his report, Case asked were attendance: Mike Mathis, Clay Stafford to speak about the May 15 Savage, Mark Glenn and Jeff Land- senior celebration. The event which graf. The fifth board member, Shan- runs from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. that night. non Williams, was not in attendance. Stafford said seniors will gather at Sitting near the board members Oakview Baptist Church and drive were Larry Case, MPS superinten- down Lillie around the square. dent and Carol Combs, MPS trea- “Right now, we’re looking at 118- surer. Two other MPS staff members 120 vehicles,” Stafford said. “Then, were in attendance: athletic director we’ll turn on the lights on baseball Matt Caban • The Madill Record Bink Stafford, and band director field and football field.”The event will Madill Public Schools superintendent Larry Case (center) speaks during the May 11 MPS Board of Education Kendal Hasty. also feature senior photos around the meeting at the MPS Administrative Center Conference Room. At left is Mark Glenn, board member, and at right Following approval of the consent square weather permitting. is Carol Combs, MPS treasurer. agenda, the meeting moved to Case’s Mathis moved the group to the next superintendent’s report agenda item: discussion and possible Case reported that the district action on the following contracts for d. Jostens contracts was made by Glenn with 125 Flexible Benefit Plan amendment is making progress on connectivity 2020-2021: e. OSSBA membership renewal a second by Landgraf. The vote was from American Fidelity as presented with students. This included the a. OKTLE – Employee Evaluation f. OSSBA policy subscription 4-0 in favor of the motion. following a motion by Glenn and a recent purchase of 500 hot spots and System service The group then unanimously ap- second by Savage. $100,000 worth of Chrome books. b. Municipal Accounting System – g. Dept. of Rehabilitation – School proved an Application for Temporary The board then accepted the res- Case said after the meeting that Accounting and Student Information to Work program Appropriations for FY21 as presented ignations of five employees: Shawn today’s schools need to be prepared to Software. h. Prohab Therapy Specialists after a motion by Landgraf and a McClellan, Josh Onstott, Rebecca connect with students digitally; such c. Barlow Educational Manage- i. Speech/Language Therapy second by Savage. Spaulding, Lorie Vargas and Randy as short-term closures for weather. ment Services – Federal Program Contract The board members present then He also touched on the financial Management A motion to renew the listed unanimously approved the Section (See BOARD, page 5A) Scams appear as area counties’ unemployment numbers skyrocket
By Shalene White Before the shutdown, Oklahoma The hard data has not been [email protected] unemployment claims were only at completed yet, but Gray estimated 1,569 people for the week ending on the number of initial claims from At the end of March, almost the March 7. Marshall, Bryan, Johnston and Love entire United States shut down Those numbers have gone through Counties for the weeks between businesses to attempt to stop the the ceiling to 44,970 for the week end- March 15 and May 2. quick-paced spread of the Corona- ing March 28. That is an increase of The high estimates are 1,626 for virus; Marshall County included. Of 43,401 in just three weeks; averaging Marshall, 2,822 for Bryan, 736 for course, along with the businesses over 14,000 per week. Johnston, and 614 for Love. shutting their doors, thousands of Unfortunately, Marshall County Gray estimated the low amounts as people became unemployed. and the surrounding counties did 1,330 for Marshall, 2,309 for Bryan, was not enough, now there are scam- unemployment. This surge in unemployed Oklaho- not come out unscathed by the un- 602 for Johnston and 502 for Love. mers who are trying to get something Cryer said even the Sheriff’s Office ma residents has forced the numbers employment hike. Even if the low estimated numbers are for nothing during the pandemic. is not immune. of unemployed to skyrocket. According to Lynn Gray, the Direc- reached, that leaves approximately Marshall County Sheriff Danny Cry- “We received a claim for unemploy- Reports show that there has been tor of Economic Research and Anal- 4500 initial claims for a three-week er said there is a new scam circling ment off of two of our employees who a spike of 2866 percent. That is not ysis for the Oklahoma Employment period. throughout Marshall County. Some a typo, that is 2866 percent – in the Security Commission, the numbers As if residents worrying about people are making illegal claims for (See SCAMS, page 2A) thousandth percent. are just as staggering. staying healthy and unemployment
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Marshall County’s News Source for More than 120 Years — www.madillrecord.net Page 2A – The Madill Record – Thursday, May 14, 2020 The Madill Record Local and area Police Blotter: Assault, Possession and other crimes By Shalene White on May 7 for Possession of a Under Suspension. An online for Failure to Register as a old male from Bokchito was Oklahoma priors for Grand [email protected] Stolen Vehicle, two counts of search shows Oklahoma priors Sex Offender. His Oklahoma also arrested on May 6 for Larceny, Possession of CDS, Possession of CDS, Posses- for Possession of Contraband priors show as First-Degree Grand Larceny. An online and two convictions for DUI. Assault: Raphael Ramirez, sion of Drug Paraphernalia, by an Inmate, DUI, Possession Burglary, First-Degree Rape, search came up empty for Victor Perez, a 31-year-old a 28-year-old male from Madill Obstructing an Officer, and of CDS, and two convictions for Lewd Molestation, multiple Oklahoma priors. male from Coalgate was ar- was arrested on May 4 for Joyriding. Once Ponce-Maga- Falsely Impersonating Anoth- convictions for Possession of Mesha Romero, a 30-year- rested on May 6 for Domestic Domestic Abuse/Assault and na was arraigned, the Posses- er to Cause Liability. CDS, Possession of CDS After old female from Tishomingo Abuse/Assault and Battery. Battery by Strangulation. No sion of a Stolen Vehicle was Andre Cole, a 20-year-old the Former Conviction of a Fel- was arrested on May 7 for Perez was arrested again on Oklahoma priors were found changed to Unauthorized Use from Kingston was arrested ony, Domestic Abuse/Assault Possession of a Stolen Vehicle May 8 for DUI, Leaving the in an online search. of a Motor Vehicle. He also fac- on May 9 for DUI, and Unsafe and Battery, and multiple After the Former Conviction Scene of an Accident and Johnathan Smith, a 28-year- es charges for Second-Degree Lane Change. His priors for Possession of Drug Parapher- of a Felony. Her priors show Resisting. His priors for Okla- old male from Madill was ar- Burglary, and Third-Degree Oklahoma show as Possession nalia convictions. He is also as Possession of CDS, Child homa are listed DUI Second rested on May 5 for Failure to Burglary. of CDS Without a Prescription, currently facing a Protective Endangerment, Unlawful Use and Subsequent, Attempting Appear and Pay on a Domestic Driving: Jess Brown, a and Possession of Drug Para- Order Violation charge. of a Police Radio, and multiple to Elude, Domestic Abuse/ Abuse/Assault and Battery in 49-year-old male from Madill phernalia. Possession convictions. Assault and Battery, Assault the Presence of a Minor, and was arrested on May 6 for Driv- Dennis Fowler, a 30-year- Bryan County: Edward Williams, a 43-year- and Battery, Uttering a Forged Disrupting/Preventing an ing Under the Influence, TOC, old male from Kingston was Theft: Zachary King, a old male from Milburn was Instrument After the Former Emergency Call convictions and Speeding. He was arrested arrested on May 11 for DUI. 19-year-old male from Okla- also arrested on May 7 for Conviction of a Felony, Posses- from 2012. An online search again on May 8 for another An online search only found homa was arrested May 4 for Possession of a Stolen Vehicle sion of CDS After the Former found other Oklahoma prior DUI. An online search shows traffic violations for priors. Larceny of an Automobile. No After the Former Conviction Conviction of a Felony, and convictions for Concealing multiple priors for Brown. Miscellaneous: Ahmy Oklahoma priors were found of a Felony. An online search Obstructing an Officers. Court Stolen Property, Transporting These include multiple DUIs, Dye, a 57-year-old female during an online search. found priors for Williams that records show Perez is also fac- an Open Container, Possession Bail Jumping, three convic- was brought to the Marshall Christopher Dillan, a include Illegal Possession of a ing charges for Third-Degree of CDS, and Driving Under tions for Assault and Battery County Jail for two Emergency 31-year-old male from Durant White Tail Deer, Possession Burglary, Attempted Grand Suspension. with a Dangerous Weapon, Orders of Detention on May 5, was arrested on May 6 for of CDS, Child Endangerment, Larceny After the Former Shawn French, a 31-year- Possession of a Firearm After and once on May 9. They were Possession of a Stolen Vehicle Unlawful Use of a Police Ra- Conviction of a Felony, and old from Kingston was arrested the Former Conviction of a waiting on a bed at a health After the Former Conviction dio, First-Degree Burglary Concealing Stolen Property. on May 8 for Failure to Appear Felony, Stalking, Domestic care facility. of a Felony, and Possession of and multiple convictions for Driving: Roy Laneave, a and Answer to a charge for Abuse/Assault and Battery, Vickie Davis, a 64-year-old Drug Paraphernalia. His pri- Possession. 63-year-old male from Rush Violating a Protective Order. Larceny of an Automobile, female from Kingston was ors for Oklahoma show as two Assault: Jason Mayes, a Springs was arrested on May French shows an Oklahoma Escape/Attempt Escape from brought to the Marshall Coun- convictions for First-Degree 45-year-old male from Durant 4 for DUI Second and Subse- prior for Domestic Abuse/As- Arrest or Detention, DUS, No ty Jail for an Emergency Order Burglary, Concealing Stolen was arrested on May 4 for quent, and TOC. He shows sault and Battery. Insurance and TOC. of Detention on May 8. Property, Possession of CDS, Assault and Battery with a priors for Grand Larceny, Possession: M a r i o Dusty Zachary, a 30-year- Shawn Hillsberry, a Leaving the Scene of the Acci- Dangerous Weapon After the Possession of CDS, and two Ponce-Magana, an 18-year-old old male from Kingston was 44-year-old male from Ma- dent and No Driver’s License. Former Conviction of a Fel- convictions for DUI. male from Madill was arrested arrested on May 8 for Driving dill was arrested on May 11 Sidney Hawks, a 59-year- ony. An online search found A high-speed chase down a dead end road
By Shalene White the suspects sped away in the That last decision may have previously lost sight of them. SCAMS [email protected] vehicle before King was able been a swift one, but it was not Both suspects were taken (Continued from page 1A) to make contact. a good one; Sanders Road is a into custody and transported A high-speed chase landed Even though the devious dead-end road. Once the sus- to the Marshall County Jail two local males – one later iden- duo eluded the deputy, a Madill pects reached the end of Sand- where they were then turned is still employed through the pandemic, yet was tified as Mario Ponce-Magana, officer located the vehicle and ers Road, they quickly bailed over to the Madill Police De- contacted by unemployment saying there was a an 18-year-old from Madill, re-initiated the pursuit. This out of the vehicle and fled on partment. Ponce-Magana is claim in her name.” and the other a juvenile – in hot turned into a high-speed chase. foot in a northern direction. facing charges of Possession of Cryer said this is a large-scale scam that is water. At approximately 6:00 The chase sped down High- Approximately 45 minutes a Stolen Vehicle, Eluding Po- sweeping the state of Oklahoma. a.m. on May 7, the Marshall way 99c toward Love County. after pursuing the suspects, lice, Joy Riding, and Possession For anybody who has found somebody else has County Sheriff’s Office re- The suspects did some quick officers lost sight of them. of CDS. There is no information fraudulently claimed unemployment in their name, ceived a call from an Ardmore maneuvers in an attempt Even though the suspects on the second suspect because go to http://www.oag.ok.gov/Websites/oag/images/ resident claiming his truck was to shake the officers chas- fled on foot, they were not out of he is a juvenile. Unemployment%20Fraud%20Form.pdf and down- stolen and the GPS showed it ing them. They entered the the woods – literally or figura- Once arraigned, the charges load the form to fill out and return. in the Oakland area. intersection of Powell Road tively. Marshall County Sheriff were changed to Unauthorized Deputy Steven King re- and Highway 32, then turned Danny Cryer spotted both Use of a Motor Vehicle and sponded to the call and quickly onto Powell, and turned again suspects walking on Highway Second-Degree Burglary. located the vehicle. However, quickly on Sanders Road. 32 near the field where officers The suspect is also facing charges for Second-Degree Burglary from a prior date. The Madill Record
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By Travis Williams nations to maintain a constant everyone to participate in giv- parking lot) and are interested Madill Mayor blood supply. ing and reaffirm Madill/Mar- in helping, please contact OBI With elective surgeries re- shall County’s commitment in to get started working with Even though we are suc- suming, this will only further maintaining the blood supply their staff and facilitate an ceeding at doing all that we the depletion of our area’s blood for our area. upcoming event. can in Madill and Marshall supply. To make an appointment, You may contact your local County to flatten the curve of According to US Surgeon there are three ways to con- Blood Program Consultant, the COVID-19 Pandemic, there General Jerome Adams, “So- tact your local blood center: Michell McGuire at 580-220- is still more that we can do to cial distancing doesn’t mean by phone (1-877-340-8777), 9420 or email her at michell. help our community. social disengagement.” OBI by website (www.obi.org), or [email protected]. In a health crisis, blood sup- has established a number of by email (customerservice@ There is no substitute for plies can quickly be depleted. new policies to ensure each obi.org). real blood. Remember to pray According to the Oklahoma donor’s safety. This includes If you have a business, for our community and support Blood Institute (OBI), blood social distancing, additional school, church, or community local businesses…we will get is perishable so it’s of critical cleaning and more. organization that has the abili- through this TOGETHER! importance to have regular do- Since donating blood is easy ty to support a Blood Donation Williams and safe, I want to encourage Drive (either in your facility or Kingston Schools: Auld elected to state FCCLA officer position
From Staff Reports of FCCLA. “FCCLA is unique among zations, visit www.okcareertech. [email protected] As members of the state ex- youth organizations because org/main/students.htm. ecutive council, the officers will its programs are planned and Family, Career, and Com- start their leadership training run by members,” Morris said. KHS students win at munity Leaders of America at CareerTech University, May “It is the only CareerTech FCCLA virtual event members of Oklahoma have 27-29, 2020. State officers will student organization with the FCCLA State STAR Events elected the 2020-2021 state then have the responsibility family as its central focus. Par- winners were announced officers. Elections were held to conduct workshops and ticipation in national programs during the virtual FCCLA April 6-10 online with winners leadership training for FCCLA and chapter activities helps Showcase held on April 30th. announced April 30 during the members across Oklahoma. members become strong lead- Due to COVID-19 social dis- virtual FCCLA Showcase. “The state executive council ers in their families, careers, tancing guidelines, winners’ Kayte Auld will serve as will plan and conduct work- and communities.” scores of STAR Events that the Vice President of Commu- shops at each of the district of- FCCLA is one of seven competed at the regional level nity Service for the 2020-2021 ficer trainings and leadership CareerTech student organi- and advanced to state competi- school year. She is a junior at meetings this fall, the officers zations affiliated with Ca- tion were put through standard Kingston High School and the will also brainstorm ideas for reerTech programs. The other deviation to determine the daughter of Jason and Monica state convention and much six include FFA and Agricul- 2020 state winners. Kingston Auld. more,” said Denise Morris, tural Education, DECA and had four students place in the Family and Consumer Sci- state FCCLA adviser. “FCCLA Marketing Education, HOSA top 3 at the state level: ences Education, and its affili- programs enrich student learn- and Health Careers Educa- Faith Hollowell, 1st Place, ated student organization FC- ing, improve self-esteem, and tion, Business Professionals Job Interview - Level 2. Faith CLA, are integral components serve students with a range of of America and Business and advances to national competi- in the CareerTech system. This ability levels, economic situa- Information Technology Edu- tion in July 2020. (3rd photo) national student organization tions, and cultural influences.” cation, Technology Students Colling Alley, 3rd Place, helps young men and women On a national level, FCCLA Association and STEM Educa- Table Setting, 9-10 grades become leaders and address has more than 177,000 mem- tion, and SkillsUSA and Trade (1st photo) important personal, family, bers and nearly 6,000 chapters and Industry Education. Georgia Dowdy and Caity work, and societal issues. from 50 state associations and For more information about Spence competed as a team More than 10,000 Oklahoma the District of Columbia, Puer- FCCLA, e-mail Denise Morris and placed 3rd in Repurpose students in 373 chapters on to Rico, and the Virgin Islands. at denise.morris@careertech. and Redesign, Level 1 (2nd Auld high school and technology The organization has involved ok.gov or call 405-743-5467. photo - Georgia Dowdy on left, center campuses are members more than 10 million youth For more information about Caity Spence on right) since its founding in 1945. CareerTech student organi-
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By Angela Beck THE SIMPLE STEPS TO We’re returning The Texoma Fire District $2 billion to our responded to a Search and Rescue on May 10 regarding auto policyholders. a drowning on Lake Texoma. MEAL PREP Our prayers and sympathy go out to the family. Now that it seems sum- Save time, energy and money by planning and preparing mer has come to the lake, no a week’s worth of meals at once. Get started with these school and more kids running ® around, I would like to remind simple meal prep steps below. Kyle G Kennedy Ins Agency Inc State Farm announces the Kyle Kennedy, Agent Good Neighbor Relief Program. everyone riding golf carts, 113 N 1st Street ATV’s, motorcycles, and other Our auto customers will receive, Madill, OK 73446 recreational vehicles, there are Bus: 580-795-5595 on average, a 25% credit for their signs on Washita Point Road Simpler Is Better. Choose recipes premium between March 20 and regarding speed limits and that call for simple ingredients — ones May 31. No policyholder action driving requirements. Please that can be used in a variety of meals, is needed. That’s $2 billion in take these into consideration like onions, peppers and brown rice. customer savings. Because now before letting your young folks 1 more than ever — being a good go on these vehicles. There are neighbor means everything. still several golf carts seen with Use Your Freezer. Double up. individuals riding standing on Make extra food and store it in the Like a good neighbor, the back of the cart. This is freezer. Then, just reheat for a fast meal State Farm is there.® extremely dangerous. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Monday, May 18 at 1:30 p.m., throughout the week! State Farm Indemnity Company 2 Bloomington, IL the TFD Auxiliary meeting will
State Farm County Mutual Insurance Company of Texas Richardson, TX be held at the Training Center. Pick Chicken. Buy a pre-cooked 2001270 We will be observing the CDC rotisserie chicken and add it to and State requirements for sandwiches, tacos, salads and more. those that decide to attend. 3 Also, the Training Center is BG’BG’ss CatcCatchh Buffet is nonoww open! now available for card games, exercising, etc. as of Monday Prep on Weekends. Or any time. Dine in or carry out May 11, please abide by CDC Spend some time at the store, and then and State requirements. the kitchen. Get your kids involved too! We’re doing everything to All adults, male or female, 4 interested in joining the Texo- protect you ma Volunteer Fire Department, please contact Chief Todd • SeaSeatingting is limited due to tablestables Cissell at (580) 565-4491. GROCERY LIST SHOP HEALTHY. EAT HEALTHY. LIVE HEALTHY. Everyone is welcome, men and FRUITS WHOLE GRAINS (Breads, Pastas, Rice, Cereal) (Meat, Seafood, Beans andPROTEINS Peas, Nuts, Eggs DAILY MEAL PLANNER) SHOP HEALTHY. EAT HEALTHY. LIVE HEALTHY. SAT being 6 ffeeteet aapartpart fforor social FRI WED THU women. Without the volunteers TUE SUN MON
VEGGIES LOW FAT DAIRY Another helpful tip? (Yogurt, Milk, Cheese) OTHER (Toiletries, Household Items, to protect our homes out here in Baking Goods, etc.) distancing. Try our Daily Meal Planner! the country, we wouldn’t have SNACK IDEAS: • SingleSingle use personalpersonal tongs forfor the any protection at all. These bufbuffetfet men and women are the last • EvEverythingerything else thathatt waswas spooned defense we have out here in Find it — and tons of easy, healthy recipes — at the country, so consider joining. is nonoww in porportiontion cups The fire department truly needs • ExtraExtra cleaningcleaning your support. On Wednesday evenings from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., the Lighthouse United Methodist Church will start back their “No Strings Attached” meals, HEALTHY MEXICAN CASSEROLE | CAULIFLOWER CHICKEN FRIED RICE however, there will be some CHICKEN SALAD SALAD important changes. You will be 605 US-70 E • able to drive thru the Church parking lot and pickup your KingstonKingston meals. Please STAY IN YOUR VEHICLES, do not get out, 580•564•4320 your meals will be brought to you from 5pm to 6pm. Thank you and everyone stay safe! Page 4A – The Madill Record – Thursday, May 14, 2020
The Madill Record O pinion The Madill Record (USPS #324660) Mollette: Now what America? Successor to the Oakland (I.T.) News, established 1895; Madill, (I.T.) News, By Dr. Glenn Mollette been filed than ever before. Many billions of dollars with anything that Go back to work if you still have a Marshall County News-Democrat, Americans have filed for unemploy- comes out of that country. job. Your employer doesn’t want you The Madill Times, America is now opening back up. ment weeks ago and still haven’t a China has done and given us to be sick. The Marshall County Enterprise, People are start- penny of money. enough. We don’t need more from Your employer is financially The Kingston Messenger, ing to venture I continue to hear from people who China of anything. By the way, quit struggling now too. He wants to keep Red River Dairy Farmer (Kingston), back to church. haven’t received a stimulus check. buying anything made from China. the factory or the business safe and Red River Farmer (Kingston), We are tired of the news and the Use commonsense! Be safe, be healthy. and the Marshall County News. Places of work are reopening. latest countdown of every county’s smart. Don’t go to church if you don’t They can’t make it if everybody Published Weekly at 211 Plaza, Restaurants are death stats from Covid-19. If you want to! gets sick. Go to work and be a part Madill, Oklahoma 73446. reopening. State want to increase our risk of mental If you have health or age issues stay of the solution. Don’t be the problem. Periodicals postage paid parks are reopen- illness just keep watching television home or go walk the park. People in Go somewhere if you can. America at Madill, Oklahoma. ing. The beaches eight hours a day as many Americans church are going to be in close prox- and actually the entire planet are POSTMASTER: have been doing. imity. It cannot be avoided totally. stir crazy. Send address changes to are opening many places. Mollette In my town, we have to hear about Hallways are narrow and re- Keep your mask handy and wash The Madill Record, 211 Plaza, how many have died from every coun- strooms are small at church. You are your hands a lot. Carry your disin- Madill, OK 73446. Most Ameri- cans are breath- ty in three states. Our hearts break going to be close to somebody. You can fectants with you. Managing Editor ing a sigh of relief. Americans are and grieve for these families. It’s just go to church later. Clean everything often. Respect MATT CABAN sick and tired of Covid-19. tough hearing the stats every day Pray at home, read your Bible at social distancing. Be safe. We’re tired of hearing about it about so many counties in so many home and if you have any income you Next, start thinking about how Staff Writer different states. can mail your church a check. you are going to vote this fall. If you SHALENE WHITE and we’re tired of the repercussions from it. What must be next? We must find a However, if you want to go to don’t like how your elected leaders Advertising Sales Rep. More Americans now are unem- vaccine for Covid-19. We must devel- church then go but respect other are leading then you can change it HAILEY WRIGHT ployed since The Great Depression. op it in our country if at all possible people. Wear your mask for now and by voting. More unemployment claims have and we must not enrich China with be distant. Be courteous. Office Manager SUMMER BRYANT MHS Intern MYSTYKAL REYES Contributors Miracle cures DIBBON MARRIS Historically Speaking: GLENN PRICE TONY MCSWAIN BRENT SMITH By Dr. James W. Finck True or not, controversial causes and 1721 was a particularly difficult year the fever was spread by germs. USAO Professor cures are a part of history. for Boston. They refused to accept an annoying MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES In the later 19th Century, one In September of that year when bug could be the culprit. As I was driving home from my such miracle cure was snake oil. As smallpox first began, there were 26 New Orleans, one of the hardest In Marshall County $44.00 per Year the Chinese started immigrating to deaths, and by October there were hit each summer, decided to follow Elsewhere in Okla. $52.00 per Year office this week and listening to talk radio, the host America they brought the oils from more than 400. the recommendation and try to kill Elsewhere in the U.S $60.00 per Year kept talking about the Chinese water snakes with them. The prominent preacher, Cotton the mosquito population in the city. INTERNET SUBSCRIPTION $44 how if everyone The oil from this snake did prove Mather, had read about a treatment It was recommended to put a small www.madillrecord.net took 50 milligrams to have healing ability, especially in Turkey where a smallpox scab was bit of oil, like vegetable oil, into the of zinc each day with aching joints and inflammation. placed under a healthy person’s skin water cisterns to kill the bugs before With the success of the snake oil, less to inoculate them against the disease. they developed. NO REFUNDS ON SUBSCRIPTIONS we could wipe out COVID-19. scrupulous people began to pedal Being new, radical and Islamic, In the neighborhoods were this was their own miracle cure snake oils. when Mather presented his findings done the people complained about DEADLINES It seems like The difference was most of these to the medical community, he was the taste of their water and so they • News: 12 noon, Monday over the last few potions did not contain a single trace scorned. He did find one willing doctor stopped. They did not believe the • Display Ads: 12 noon, Monday weeks I have read or seen many so- Finck of actual snake oil. The scams became to perform the procedure, only to bring fix and so saw no reason to pollute • Classifieds: 12 noon, Monday so common that the term snake oil down the wrath of the medical and their water. • Legal Ads: 12 noon, Monday called cures for our current crisis. has come to mean a hoax cure. religious community to the point of a To force the treatment, the health CONTACT US President Donald Trump started In the midst of the Spanish Flu failed assassination attempt. board tried to pass city laws requiring • News: 580-795-3355 a race to buy up hydroxychloroquine there was an advertisement in the It was not until famous doctors in it, but that efforts failed. [email protected] when he claimed it could help with Daily Ardmoreite in Oklahoma claim- Europe stated touting its effective- Between 1900 and 1905 there were the virus. ing that Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic ness of inoculations did Mather gain no major outbreaks in New Orleans, • Advertising: 580-795-3355 of Quinine and Iron has doubtlessly some relief. What was once seen as convincing the locals that their cam- [email protected] Most recently, he has suggested using ultraviolet light or disinfec- saved thousands from the ravages of Islamic voodoo, is now saving lives paign of clean homes had helped kill • Obituaries: 580-795-3355 tants. I am not commenting on these the grip and influenza. around the world. the germs. [email protected] medications’ effectiveness against the An Oklahoma newspaper in Gran- In another time and place, the They were partially right. The ite had a story about how one company Yellow Fever epidemic of 1905 in cleaning up of homes and neighbor- • Legals: 580-795-3355 coronavirus. from Camp Funston was spared from Louisiana brought an equal amount hoods took away breading grounds [email protected] As my kids like to remind me, I am not that kind of doctor. I am only the flu because the company physi- of fear. Every couple years brought a for mosquitoes. saying that historically speaking cian made them gargle salt water major outbreak of the disease. It was really not until the 1905 radical cures are not new. twice daily. With the discovery of germ theory, epidemic that the city was finally Whenever America has faced Not to be forgotten, malaria could scientists spent years trying to find able to convince the population of the crises, there have always been some be cured, according to an ad in the the cause of the fever in order to importance of mosquitoes. claims of miracle cures. Hollis Post-Herald, by taking Oxi- create a cure, but to no success. In They asked people to oil their cis- Sometimes, these are quacks dine. The ad even claimed backing 1898 America fought the Spanish for terns, removed anywhere with stand- looking for a buck. Other times, even by the U.S. government. control of Cuba and with our “coloni- ing water, and sleep under netting. when the experts claimed the cures Interesting enough, the Hitchcock zation” of the island came the even Finally following these steps, the were crazy, they later proved to work. Clarion had an article which actually greater need to find a cure. 1905 epidemic was the last in New Or- Fear is expected during difficult had good advice on how to avoid the Enter Dr. Carlos Finlay. Finlay leans. What once seemed as a radical time and, with social media, con- flu. They prescribed social distancing, was a Cuban doctor who discovered idea proved to be what was needed. spiracies can spread faster than covering your mouth when coughing, yellow fever was being transmitted The jury is still out for some with and avoiding large gatherings. by mosquitoes. hydroxychloroquine, zinc, or UV NEED TO CONTACT ever before. This past week I have heard a couple different celebrities However, they also claimed you He even identified the exact type. light. They may prove in the end to YOUR LAWMAKER? with millions of followers claim that should sleep with your windows open After the US set up camp on the is- be modern-day snake oil, or possibly at night. The point is that out of des- land, Finlay shared his information the things that save countless lives. U.S. SENATORS COVID-19 was started and is being spread by 5G. peration or greed, miracle cures will with Walter Reed who confirmed this Dr. James Finck is an Associate James Lankford They even have “scientific” evi- be widespread. theory of mosquito transmission. Professor of History at the University http://lankford.senate.gov/ dence to prove their theories that At the same time, some contro- Finlay and Reed were able to re- of Science and Arts of Oklahoma in 1015 North Broadway Ave. radiation is at fault. There are even versial cures can turn out correct. In duce the mosquito population in Cuba Chickasha. He is Chair of the Okla- Suite 310 claims that Bill Gates is behind the colonial America one of the greatest and saw yellow fever numbers drop. homa Civil War Symposium. Follow Oklahoma City, OK 73102 pandemic to depopulate the world. fears was smallpox. However, what should have been a Historically Speaking at www.His- 405-231-4941 Not to be forgotten, others have It was a devastating disease that godsend was not fully embraced by the toricallyspeaking.blog. James M. Inhofe linked the virus to global warming. could wipe out thousands and left its South.In the South, their own medical http://inhofe.senate.gov/ survivors scarred for life. The year personal remained unconvinced that 1900 NW Expressway St Suite 1210 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 405-208-8841 Dorman: Record breaking jobless claims affecting families U.S. CONGRESSMAN
Markwayne Mullin COVID-19, employers had added jobs are qualified, you must meet these in the previous 18 months. (R-2nd District) By Joe Dorman OICA CEO for 113 consecutive months before requirements: Please remember that informa- McAlester Office that. There is an additional 5.1 mil- You are unemployed through no tion that you enter may not save 1 East Choctaw lion other Americans who have had fault of your own. if you leave the application before Suite 175, McAlester, 74501 The way we all conduct business 918-423-5951 or 580-931-0333 has changed due to COVID-19, with their hours cut during the last month. You can work. completing it. For further questions, 580-920-0041 fax millions find- A measure of the unemployed, plus You are registered in OKJob- please use the OESC Virtual Agent ing themselves full-time workers who reduced to Match.com and available to work. located in the bottom right corner of STATE SENATOR without a stable part-time, is at 22.8 percent, which You must have earned a minimum the browser window on their website. income. Just last also is a record high rate. of $1,500 during your base period. As the economy slowly begins David Bullard (R-6) The Oklahoma Employment The information you will need to to open, please take precautions to [email protected] week, Oklaho- State Capitol, Room 533A mans filed more Security Commission is working to apply will consist of the following protect your health and the wellness 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. than 68,000 job- improve the application process to get information: of those around you. You can see Oklahoma City, OK 73105 less claims with claims approved, and questions an- Your Social Security number; Centers for Disease Control recom- 405-521-5586 the Oklahoma swered as quickly as possible. OESC Name, mailing address, telephone mendations at https://www.cdc.gov/ has expanded its call center to serve number, and email address; coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html Employment Dorman STATE REPRESENTATIVE Security Com- claimants better. Even so, you may Alien registration number and for their best practices. Tommy Hardin (R-49) mission (OESC) still experience longer-than-expected expiration date if a non-citizen; The Child Advocates of the Week [email protected] during the week ending May 2. wait times, so filing online remains Oklahoma driver’s license or are Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin State Capitol Room 323 That is up more than 15,000 the quickest way to file a claim. To state-issued ID card number; and First Lady January Hoskin. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. claims from the week before. On the learn more about how to apply should Name and address of the company The child statistic is brought to you Oklahoma City, OK 73105 week ending April 25, OESC made you be in need, go to https://oesc. on your paycheck stub or W-2 form; by King Marlin Swim Club – “Every 405-557-7383 compensation payments to nearly ok.gov/#applicationrequirements to Employment start date and end year in the U.S., 3,572 people die from 155,000 people according to the U.S. get more information and be directed date; drowning, including 945 children.” MARSHALL COUNTY Department of Labor data. U.S. to the online filing system. Wages earned and how you were Have a safe International Water COMMISSIONERS unemployment rate for April hit a There are two things to make paid (hourly, weekly, monthly); Safety Day on May 15! 100 Plaza, Room 106 staggering 14.7 percent, the highest certain of before you start: make sure Form SF8 or SF50 if employed by To contact Dorman, email to JDor- Madill, OK 73446 rate since the Great Depression. you are qualified; and have all the the federal government in the last 18 [email protected]. 580-795-3165 The U.S. economy lost more than right information on hand when you months; and/or 20 million jobs in April alone. Before begin your application. To ensure you DD214 form for military service Don Salty Melton, District #1 [email protected] 580-795-2793 Letters Policy Stated Joshua Cantrell, District #2 [email protected] The Madill Record accepts letters to the editor on virtually any Opinions for or against a political candidate, or questions, in the 580-795-5222 subject. All letters must be signed and the phone number of the letter’s weeks preceding an election, will not be published as letters because Chris Duroy, District #3 author must be provided for verification purposes. they would be considered political advertising. Email letters to matt@ [email protected] We reserve the right to edit, or refuse, letters which may be libelous. madillrecord.net. 580-564-2119 The Madill Record – Thursday, May 14, 2020 – Page 5A The Madill Record OBITS Glenn Hunsucker Ruby Helen Benton Curtis Lamont Burchett
Graveside services for Glenn Boyce Hunsucker, 83, of Ruby Helen Benton 84, of Fobb, Okla. passed away on Curtis was born March 24 1974 to Dana and Geneva Madill, formerly of Oklahoma City, Okla. May 8, 2020 at Texoma Medical Center in Denison, Texas. Burchett in Ardmore Okla. He is survived by his par- were 10:00 a.m. Thursday, April 30, 2020 She was born on March 16, 1936 in Bragg ents, brothers and sisters-in-law Kevin and Sara, Mike at Highland Cemetery in Stonewall. Rod- City, Mo. to the late Clarence Melvin Riggs and Amanda, Mark and Anna, nieces and nephews Paul, ney Sprayberry officiated. and Mildred Winberry Riggs. Ruby was Kayton, Jenny Lynn, Hope, Gage, Cane, Elijah, Jude, and Mr. Hunsucker died Saturday, April raised in Bragg City until the age of 13 Jacoby, his Aunts and Uncles Clovis and Edwina Rus- 25, 2020 in Kingston, Okla. He was born when she moved to Casa Grande, Ariz. sell, Larry and Barbara Russell, Paula Chilton, Donna October 23, 1936 in Ada, Okla. to Clay She lived in Shawnee, Okla. before moving Burchett, Lana and Greg Harrison, and many cherished Dale Hunsucker and Clara Alma Davis to Madill in 1973. and beloved cousins. Hunsucker. He graduated from Ada High Ruby married Thomas “Tommy” Frank He is preceded in death by his grandparents U.S. and School. Hunsucker Benton on January 22, 1973 in Durant, Dean Burchett, Cecil and Martha Russell, aunts and uncles Mr. Hunsucker served in the Okla- Okla. She enjoyed crocheting, singing and Glen and Lois Burchett, Larry Chilton, Roland and Clara homa National Guard and later in the United States Army was a very active member of the First Benton May Burchett. Reserves. He was activated during the Berlin Crisis. He Assembly of God Church in Madill where Curtis touched the lives of many friends over the years. was honorably discharged after serving for eight years. over the years she led worship, sang in the church choir, and He always wanted to help if he could and always had a smile. Mr. Hunsucker attended East Central University. He later taught Missionettes. Ruby loved her church family. He was a social butterfly and made many friends wherever received a Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement from She is survived by her husband Tommy Benton of Fobb, he went. He liked to give rabbit ears during picture tak- P ease re ur h a r a r rre s eeded Hardin-Simmons University and a Master of Arts in Police Okla., children; Danny Elwood of Madill, Okl., Debbie Rog- ing no matter what the occasion was and referred to the Administration from Sam Houston State University. ers of Madill, Okla., Diane Jones of White Hills, Ariz., eight nieces and nephews as Hot Shot when playing around with Mr. Hunsucker began his law enforcement career as grandchildren, ten great grandchilren and three great great them. It would brighten his day if you gave him a soda. He a police officer in Ada, Okla. and eventually serving as a grandchildren, her sister Marjorie Hawkins of Show Low, loved to eat and really loved jalapeno peppers, at an early detective sergeant. He then went to work for East Central Ariz. age he won many pepper eating contests with friends. As University as a Criminal Investigator for the College Secu- Ruby was preceded in death by her parents, one son; Duane Curtis was in the hospital he would tickle the nurses as rity Department. Moving to Texas, Glenn served with the C. Elwood, brother; Donald Riggs and sister; Opal Lawson. they cared for him trying to joke with them even when he police department of Big Springs, Texas as a Sergeant in Services will be under the direction of Watts Funeral was feeling miserable. the patrol division. While serving in this capacity, he was Home, Madill, Okla. Condolences may be sent to wattsfu- Most of all Curtis loved Jehovah God and Jesus Christ. recruited to join Wayland Baptist University and develop neralhome.com. He attended many meetings over the years and made and teach a new Criminal Justice degree program. He spent many friends at the Kingdom Halls he attended. He 8 years developing this program and serving as Chairman enjoyed helping people. Our family has the same hope of the Department of Criminal Justice. Mr. Hunsucker then Debra Teresa Reynolds as the Apostle Paul where he wrote at Acts 24:17 “And went to work for Santa Fe Railroad as a Special Agent. He I have hope toward God, which hope these men also look served in several different positions while with the Santa Fe Debra Teresa Reynolds, 65, of Kingston, Okla. passed forward to, that there is going to be a resurrection of both and then Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad retiring as away on May 11, 2020 at the Family Care Center in Kings- the righteous and the unrighteous.” Assistant Chief of Police of the BNSF. Mr. Hunsucker was ton. She was born on April 28, 1955 in The Family would like to thank Whispering Oaks for the a certified peace officer in several states including Texas, Nowata, Okla. to the late Allen Thomas attention and dedication the staff made to their tenants, Oklahoma and Kansas. Reynolds and Quita Juarine Robertson also the nurses and medical personnel at Mercy Hospital Mr. Hunsucker married Mary Beth Scott November 24, Reynolds. in Ardmore where the staff got to know him and the family. 1976. They established their home in Plainview, Texas and Debbie was raised in Madill and gradu- funeralhome.com. later lived in Oklahoma City, Raton, N.M, Olathe, Kan. and ated from Madill High School in 1973. She Topeka, Kan. She was the true love of his life and served by later received her license for Cosmetology. his side in all that he did. In 2005, Debbie became a resident of the With all his career accomplishments, his greatest legacy Family Care Center where she lived the is that he treated all those on both sides of the law with rest of her life. respect and compassion no matter who they were or where She attended the First Baptist Church Reynolds they came from. His fair treatment of those that he dealt in Madill and she enjoyed riding around with saved his life on at least one occasion. Death Notices and visiting with her mother. Debbie also enjoyed shop- Barbara Jean Edmonds, 77 of Madill, Okla. passed away Mr. Hunsucker was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include ping and loved jewelry. May 5, 2020. Visitation was Thursday, May 7, 2020 at Watts his children, Elaine Benson and husband Kevin of Madill, She is survived by her two aunts Fern Rodes of Braun, Funeral Home, Madill, Okla. from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A Okla. and Mark Hunzaker and wife Susan of Cary of N.C.; Texas, and Barbara Robertson of Midwest City, Okla., and private graveside service was Friday, May 8, 2020 at the Leb- grandchildren, Kristin Turnpaugh and husband Zach, of- many cousins. anon Cemetery, Lebanon, Okla. Strawn, Texas, Kacy Benson of Madill, Okla., Nathan Hun- Debbie was preceded in death by her parents, and zaker and wife Mary Beth of Redwood City, Calif., Michelle grandparents. Death Notice Hunzaker and fiancée, Nick Lucchesi, of Apex, N.C., Alice Visitation will be Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at Watts Jacquita Joy Lynch, 79, of Madill, Okla. passed away May Kim, Herndon of Va. and Hannah Kim of Durham, N.C. Funeral Home, Madill, Okla. from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. 11, 2020. She was in the Health Care field as an LPN.Visitation He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Davis Services will be Thursday, May 14, 2020 at Watts will be Friday, May 15, 2020 at Watts Funeral Home, Madill, Hunsucker; and a grandson, Jared Benson. Memorial Chapel, Madill, Okla. Okla. from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Services will be Saturday, May The family says those who wish may make memorials to Randy Kendrix will be officiating the service. Interment 16, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at Watts Memorial Chapel, Madill, Okla. Wayland Baptist University, attn: Glenn and Mary Hun- will be at the Woodberry-Forest Cemetery, Madill, Okla. Interment will be at the Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon, Okla. sucker Criminal Justice Scholarship Fund, 1900 W. 7th Services will be under the direction of Watts Funeral Street, Plainview, TX 79072 Home, Madill, Okla. Condolences may be sent to watts- funeralhome.com.
The board then approved day of school. Member Workshop (revised) Bank for more than 20 years. to prepare and sign reports, BOARD OneNet as our E-Rate provider “These ladies have been b. BE-R2 Board of Education He said Combs put together payments requests and claims for funding year 2020 after a rock stars as we’ve delivered Meetings Teleconferencing or information on interest rates for reimbursement for the fol- (Continued from page 1A) motion by Glenn and second thousands of meals,” Case said. Videoconference Regula- from four banks: Simmons, lowing entities: by Landgraf 4-0. The motion was made by tions (New) First United, BancFirst and a. BancFirst – Marshall Rushing. The motion was The board then approved Glenn and seconded by Savage. c. CFBB Sanctioning of Par- 1NB. His recommendation was County Educational Facilities made by Glenn and seconded the hiring of summer cafeteria The board accepted recom- ent Organizations and Booster First Uinted as they appeared Authority Educational Facili- by Landgraf. workers: Janice Brown, Susie mendation of Case to re-employ Clubs (revised) to offer the highest floor on ties, Series 2020 The board members present Williams, Valencia Torres, for FY20 a listed of certified The motion was made by interest rates. b. Oklahoma State De- then unanimously approved a Lisa Galyean, Maria de la and support personnel. Glenn and seconded by Savage. Landgraf made a motion partment – Child Nutrition resolution to grant emergency Cruz, Barbara Gibson, Juana The motion was made by The board then awarded which Glenn seconded. Program. powers to the superintendent. Hernandez, Maria G. Salazar, Landgraf and seconded by banking services for FY21 to The final items of the The meeting adjourned at Case said this was for any un- Kim Valdadez and Estella Glenn. First United Bank following evening were acceptance of 6:30 p.m. foreseen calendar changes due Ramirez. The board then discussed a motion by Glenn and second an energy efficiency program to the pandemic. The motion Case said their contract for and adopted new and revised by Savage. through OG&E and updating was made by Landgraf with a the school year is up on May policies as listed: Case said MPS had been signatures for authorized rep- second by Savage. 15 as that is the last scheduled a. BBH-R1 New Board with Simmons/Landmark resentative for Madill Schools MARSHALL COUNTY CHURCH GUIDE Thiiss dedevotionalvotional andand dirdirectoryectory iiss mmadeade possiblepossible bbyy tthesehese bbusinessesusinesses wwhoho enencouragecourage aallll ttoo aattendttend wworshiporship sserervvices.ices. BAY POINT ARCHARD Cross-N-Spurs Cowboy Church ABUNDANT BAPTIST BETHEL COMMUNITY CHURCH CHURCH OF KINGSTON CORNERSTONE ROAD BAPTIST Pastor: Greg Jones 580-795-4233 GRACE CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST THE NAZARENE FIRST ASSEMBLY CHURCH OF GOD Greg Clement CHURCH Bethel 1st St & Overton, Madill Hwy 70, Kingston 1 1 M u ee, gs 308 W Taliaferro, Madill OF GOD CHURCH IN CHRIST Hwy 99C & Weaverton Road 12229 Hwy 106, Madill Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday School 9:30 am Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday School 9:45 am Merge 9:00 am Agency (around curve from J&J) 405-251-0002 1st & Maytubby, Kingston 102 N 6th Ave Morning Worship 10:30 am Morning Worship 10:45 am Worship Service 10:45 am Morning Worship 10:00 am INSURANCE Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday Evening 6:00 pm Sevices: Sunday at 10:45 am. Sunday School 9:45 am Evening Service 6:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm Evening Service 6:00 pm Sunday Service 10:30 am Sunday School 10:00 am Au e e ea h ar Evening Service 5:00 pm Wednesday 7:00 pm Wednesday at 6 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am Thursday Serv. 7:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 6:30 pm Morning Worship 11:00 am Team Kids 7:00 pm Wed. Bible Study 7:00 pm Wednesday Serv. 7:00 pm 509 N. First, Madill • 795-3064
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The Madill Record CHICKASAW NATION Chickasaw citizen helps create first tribally owned textile company she was a little girl. She’d usu- ing, veterinary services and ally help me pack and unpack social services were paths she and get my booth set up. Now contemplated. She focused on she’s setting up for her own these selfless professions when artwork and inspiring me,” attending Sulphur High School Underwood Blackburn said and East Central University Underwood credits her aunt (ECU) in Ada. with initiating her apprecia- Things changed when her tion of art. aunt introduced Underwood to “Joanna was a big part of renowned Chickasaw weaver why I loved art. She would and fashion designer Margaret take me to art shows like Red Roach Wheeler. Earth. I got to meet all of the “Hey, my friend Margaret is customers and other artists,” a textile weaver. She’d like to Underwood said. teach somebody how to weave. Courtesy photo “It was nice to get perspec- I was wondering if you’d be Courtesy photo tives on art from different interested?” the aunt asked From left, Bethany McCord, Margaret Roach Wheeler and Taloa Underwood shows off the newest way to display Mahota people, a lot of painters and her niece four years ago. Taloa Underwood are the three Chickasaw women who brought Textile’s Southeastern inspirations: purses. Mahota Textiles from a concept to a successful business. sculptors. I thought, ‘Wow, Underwood was indeed this is all really cool. Would I interested. like to be a painter, to sculpt, A few days later, she sat at she knew. I just fell in love with to be uncovered in the area By Tony Choate vaunt Underwood’s successes would I like to do drawings?’” a table loom in the ARTesian it. She was so excited to teach of study, Underwood began The Chickasaw Nation to make up for her humble Underwood also credits her Gallery & Studios working me. She even had me create digging into historical South- my own patterns.” eastern designs and symbols. nature. What materializes mother, Tina Underwood, and on her first scrub cloths and SULPHUR, Okla. – A from their words is a picture grandparents, Juanita and soap bags. Underwood continued to Her studies at college and young Taloa Underwood would of a young Chickasaw willing Gene Underwood, with helping “Margaret saw I did a good learn from and work with mentorship under Wheeler Wheeler while studying at came together to reinforce not have envisioned the place to get her hands dirty with any shape who she is today. They job as a first time weaver, ECU. Underwood’s work as a weaver. she now stands in the fashion art form while soaking up the offered unconditional support. especially with the fiber I was and textile world. Designer, wisdom of those around her. Their impact came in many working with. It was sticky A professor of Native Ameri- “Margaret is wonderful weaver, business woman, cul- “When Taloa was a child, forms. Hands-on learning and I was having a little bit of can studies at ECU, Thomas because she has done her own ture bearer – they were as far she took dance lessons and could be seen in moments trouble, but I could work out Cowger, was the next major research. She has binders full away as the moon. would learn the steps so like spending time together the problems without needing influence on Underwood’s tra- of stuff she’s found. I can go to In reality, her path to suc- quickly. I was always amazed. molding clay. They offered help and it surprised her. So jectory. After one class and a her, and she’ll have some idea cess was a stone’s throw away, Even now, she is still learning encouragement in times of she asked if I wanted to try few prompts in the hallway, he of what a symbol might mean,” in the presence of those closest and trying different kinds of doubt. They urged her to something on a bigger loom. convinced Underwood to take Underwood said. to her growing up in Sulphur art and picking up things so enroll in various programs I was so excited,” Underwood on Native American studies “What I really wanted to on her great-grandfather’s quickly,” Joanna Underwood the Chickasaw Nation of- remembered. as a major. do was be able to research our “He loves tribal nations, culture and designs, anything original Chickasaw allotment Blackburn, Taloa’s paternal fered, like the Chickasaw Arts Next, it was on to the floor land. Relatives, friends and aunt, remembered. Academy. Whenever possible, loom, learning how to work a learning about them, spread- I could help educate the public mentors saw what she could Underwood Blackburn is they prompted Underwood to warp and tie up the loom. ing awareness, helping the with.” not. They knew her better than herself a famed Chickasaw compete in art shows. Despite “It was a whole new world tribes,” Underwood said. “We Soon, Underwood would she knew herself, Underwood artist specializing in sculpture her natural skill with art, to me. I had no idea this art weren’t just learning about our complete her Bachelor of Arts would say. They nurtured the and pottery. The two have been Underwood did not intend medium existed,” Underwood own tribes. We were studying degree – just in time to play a success now in full bloom. close all of Underwood’s life. to make a living with it. She said. “This wonderful person tribes across the nation.” pivotal role in the development They are more than happy to “She’s been helping me since wanted to help others. Nurs- was teaching me everything Though there is still much of an entire business.
HealthCorps continues addressing students’ needs outside the classroom
By Tony Choate them to students. We are lars of wellness, often starts is especially important now.” and wellness challenges,” she classroom as coordinators and The Chickasaw Nation creating lesson worksheets with the basics of learning how Practical applications in- said. connectors,” she said. “We host with challenges and self-care to read and interpret nutrition clude connecting with people in HealthCorps is the creation leadership clubs, lunchtime tools to include in distribution labels. our support systems, medita- of Dr. Mehmet Oz and his wife events and spring health fairs When Oklahoma imple- packets. We are organizing and “What is the difference tion, mindfulness, journaling, Lisa. in which students coordinate mented safety measures due participating in food distribu- between a fat, a protein and a and physical activity, she says. “They realized the deci- logistics, create booths and to the COVID-19 pandemic, tion events. Our coordinators carbohydrate? What foods are Tunzi said response for sions teenagers make and the invite community partners to schools had to adapt. Their are getting engaged in all the sources of each, and how can resources has been high in amount and quality of health add to the event. We want to buildings were shuttered but ways they can with students we balance our plates so we are this difficult time for stu- education and resources they help build excitement around that didn’t mean education and school staffs as well. ” getting the nutrients we need? dents, with over 1.3 million receive have effects that last a wellness, and show students stopped or reaching students The Chickasaw Nation Lastly, how do you cook or digital resource impressions lifetime,” Tunzi said. what role they can play in became less of a focus. sponsors the HealthCorps ef- prepare them? We encourage and hundreds of thousands of “We want to break it down so supporting their peers.” The same can be said for fort in public schools in Byng, students to be creative in the pages distributed through con- it’s easy for them to understand Tunzi said HealthCorps HealthCorps’ mission of in- Latta, Marietta, Newcastle, kitchen, to cook for their fami- ventional means nationwide. the basics and then give them coordinators in various schools stilling in area students its Davis, Tishomingo, Purcell lies and connect over mealtime “Our school coordinators are the platform to explore. We also work to improve access three pillars of wellness, i.e. and Kingston, Oklahoma. using Mealtime Blessings Con- continuing to reach students, want them to see their power to appealing healthy options, the importance of physical “We’re pulling out all the versation Starters, a resource to bring them opportunities. in this process. We’re not tell- such as by writing grants for activity, nutrition and mental stops to adapt, and are grate- we created in partnership with They miss them and want them ing them you have to do X,Y water filtration systems or resilience. ful to The Chickasaw Nation The Chickasaw Nation.” to know they are still supported and Z. We want to show them school gardens. Natalie Tunzi, Health- and other program partners Tunzi said the second pillar, through this difficult time,” the example, let them experi- “Ultimately we want stu- Corps’ product, monitoring and who are supporting us along physical activity, can be almost Tunzi said. ence it for themselves and see dents to be actively engaged evaluation manager, says pro- the way,” Tunzi said. magical for overall wellness. “We’ve set up interviews to how powerful practicing these in their personal health and gram coordinators who work “We’re hustling to make our “Our bodies are made to connect students with other things can be, and then connect invested in the health of their in the schools, have adjusted curriculum content even more move and we want students students in different states, be- them to ways to support their community. We want them to in the same way as their host bite-sized and digestible to the to understand how valuable ing as creative as possible with community to keep that mes- understand challenges or bar- institutions. students we’ve been working it is for physical and mental the technology we have avail- sage spreading in a way that’s riers that may make it more “It’s been tough, but with and anybody who needs wellness, and help them find able to us. We also recognize relatable.” difficult to have healthy habits, we’re adapting alongside our them right now. Resources ways to move that are enjoy- there are many students we While HealthCorps’ major and then address them with schools,” Tunzi said. around self-care are really able to them. aren’t able to directly contact thrust is inside a school setting, creative solutions so everyone “We’re directly teaching resonating the most right now, “Our pillar on mental re- now, so we quickly headed to the nonprofit organization can thrive. We’re here to sup- live lessons, as well as record- understandably.” silience covers the concept of the place where they are – so- doesn’t limit itself to four walls. port them in that process,” ing video lessons and sending Education regarding nutri- how we handle stressors and cial media. We’ve been sharing “We’re in the classroom she said. tion, one of HealthCorps’ pil- curveballs life throws us. This self-care tips, recipe how-tos, but we’re also outside the Outstanding Tribal election filing period opens Dental Care June 1 From the Smile From Staff Reports years. Filing fees are $500. Makeover Specialists [email protected] A Supreme Court candidate must be a registered voter of The Chickasaw Nation the Chickasaw Nation at least Our Comprehensive Election Commission an- 30 years of age. Justices must Services Include: nounces filing period opens be residents of the Chickasaw June 1 and continues through Nation during their three-year June 3, 2020 for the 2020 Gen- term of office. Filing fees are General Dentistry eral Elections. $500. exams • cleanings • fi llings Candidates must file in Candidates must bring veri- the election secretary’s office, fication of physical and mailing Cosmetic Dentistry located in the Government address, such as a utility bill or Services building, 2015 Lonnie homestead exemption, which a whitening • crowns • implants displays candidate’s physical or Abbott Industrial Boulevard, ff F Ada, OK. address. O ime $50 d T Pediatric Care Candidates may file be- Candidates must submit ite filing fee and complete- afi Lim tween the hours of 8 a.m. and Orthodontics 4:30 p.m. nancial disclosure statement including invisible braces Seats up for election include upon filing. four legislative seats and one Financial statements are seat on the Supreme Court. also due at the end of every Legislative seats to be filled month during the candidate’s Tishomingo Office Colgate Office Now Offering are, Seats 3 and 4 of Pontotoc active campaign period. Candidates will receive an Paul Reel, D.O. Wes Haney, PA-C Same Day District; Seat 2 of Pickens Ralph Falconer, PA-C District and Seat 3 of the electoral packet containing Jessica Pickens, APRN-CNP Kingston Office Tishomingo District. election rules and regulations, Glenda Cross, APRN-CNP CEREC Crowns Seat 3 of the Chickasaw the Chickasaw Constitution, Nation Supreme Court is also financial disclosure forms, bi- Call to schedule an appointment or inquire up for election this year. ography form for the “Chicka- about bioTE products. Legislative candidates must saw Times,” and watcher form. 804 S 1st St. • Madill be registered Chickasaw voters Candidates must not have at least 25 years of age, resi- been convicted of a felony. Office Hours: dents of the Chickasaw Nation Background checks are con- Monday-Thursday 7:30am-6:00pm – Friday 7:30am-11:30am (Walk-in only) 580.795.3360 for at least one year and of ducted on all candidates. Call for an appointment. Fees due at the time of service. their respective district for at Primary election is July 28 Locations: We File ALL Insurances th least six months immediately and run-off election is August 610 E. 24 Street * Tishomingo * OK * (580) 371-2343 25, if applicable. 107 E. Post Street * Coalgate * OK * (580) 927-2828 preceding the election. 1556 S. Virginia Ave.* Atoka * OK * (580) 889-4746 Legislators must remain For further assistance, 21 North Main * Kingston * OK * (580)-564-7885 stortsfamilydentistry.com residents of their elected dis- please contact Rita Loder, trict during the tenure of their election secretary toll free at www.fhcso.org www.facebook.com/fhcso Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. office. Term of office is three 1-888-661-0137. Page 7A – The Madill Record – Thursday, May 14, 2020
The Madill Record Choctaw NatioN Choctaw Nation Attorney appointed as U.S. Attorney From Staff Reports After Ortega was selected Headquarters.” in “Indian Country.” [email protected] by the Choctaw Nation, the The Choctaw Nation tribal While attending South- federal government launched courts, Ortega explained, deal eastern, Ortega served as an DURANT, Okla. May 12, its in-depth background check. with crimes committed within intern for the Choctaw Nation 2020 – One of the Choctaw In the meantime, Ortega began “Indian Country,” by Indian of- assisting in preparing legal Nation’s newest employees has working in the Choctaw tribal fenders against Indian victims, documents for Choctaw tribal received a special appointment court system. and some domestic violence members. Prior to joining the from the United States Depart- After being cleared by the crimes committed by non- Choctaw Nation Prosecutor’s ment of Justice. Department of Justice in Janu- Indians that are covered by the Office, Ortega worked in the Cory C. Ortega came on ary, Ortega was able to begin Violence Against Women Act. Cleveland County District board in September 2019 as As- working in the U.S. Attorney’s All other crimes commit- Attorney’s Office, then as an sistant Prosecuting Attorney office. ted by non-Indian offenders assistant district attorney in with the Choctaw Nation Legal The goal of the SAUSA ap- within the Choctaw Nation the Caddo County District Department. On Jan. 13, 2020, pointment is to increase the are referred to the U.S. At- Attorney’s Office, and later Ortega was appointed to serve likelihood that every criminal torney’s Office or to the State practiced criminal defense as a Special Assistant United offense occurring within the of Oklahoma. throughout central Oklahoma. States Attorney (SAUSA) for Choctaw Nation is prosecuted Ortega was born and raised Until they relocate, Ortega’s the Eastern District of Okla- in tribal court, federal court, in Gatesville, Texas. After wife and two children are homa to serve under U.S. At- or both. serving in the United States remaining at their home in torney Brian J. Kuester. Since receiving the appoint- Navy from 2003-2007, he Moore, while he commutes. The Choctaw Nation ap- ment, Ortega has split his time attended Southeastern Okla- Fortunately, Ortega has sev- plied for and received grant between the U.S. Attorney’s homa State University in Du- eral family members located funding, which allowed for the Office in Muskogee and the rant, and earned his Bachelor in the Durant area, in case he hiring of an assistant prosecut- Choctaw Nation Prosecutor’s of Science in criminal justice, cannot make it home after a ing attorney for cases in tribal Office. magna cum laude. long day at the office or in court. court and to serve as the ap- “I am able to do both jobs,” he He then received his Juris Ortega can be reached by pointed SAUSA, on behalf of said. “I usually spend a couple Doctor from the University phone at (580) 924-8280 ext. the Choctaw Nation. of days a week in Muskogee of Oklahoma College of Law, 2976 or by emailing cortega@ That began a search to fill at the U.S. Attorney’s Office, graduating in 2013. choctawnation.com. the position. the rest of the time I am in For the past decade Ortega Cory C. 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Five Tips for Small Businesses Amid Covid-19 From Staff Reports top five tips for what entre- municating with your custom- still provide value to people. overall successes compared to code Spring Break” can pivot [email protected] preneurs and small business ers. Customers can empathize Educate, entertain and inspire working alone on the same to, “Use code Spring Break owners can do to survive dur- with businesses facing a crisis. people stuck at home all day. initiative. sitewide at checkout.” Choctaw Nation of Okla- ing the crisis: Bad news such as, reduction in Customers will appreciate the Prioritize or pivot. Dur- homa’s Division of Strategic Utilize online sales. Even if services and delayed deliveries positivity. ing these uncertain times you For more tips, contact your Development want to help our you don’t have an e-commerce are expected. Be honest with Collaboration. Collabo- may need to shift some things local small business support community partners and area site it’s important to share your customers, even when the ration between other small around. Look for ways to suc- group. Also visit, www.grow- businesses as we endure the products and services on social message isn’t positive. businesses on marketing ini- cessfully pivot and prioritize choctaw.com/news for the COVID-19 pandemic. Michael media platforms. Be personable. Even if tiatives can be very beneficial. your messaging. For example, most up-to-date information to Southard, Economic Develop- Be transparent. Being as your products or services don’t Not only does this increase messaging surrounded around mitigate risk, protect employees ment Director assembled the transparent as possible is the directly help customers during exposure for both businesses, the idea of, “Stop by and take and support customers during best course of action when com- quarantine, your business can it can result in more leads and 10 percent off storewide with the COVID-19 pandemic. Page 8A – The Madill Record – Thursday, May 14, 2020
Oil & Gas Report for the State of Oklahoma for May 4 -10, 2020
U.S. rigs fall below 400 for first time since 1940
By Julianne Geiger The total number of active OilPrice.com gas rigs in the United States fell by 1 according to the Baker Hughes reported report, to 80. This compares Oklahoma grain on May 8 that the number of to 183 a year ago. oil and gas rigs in the US fell The EIA’s estimate for the again this week by 34, falling week is that oil production in to 374, with the total oil and the United States fell to 11.9 cash bid prices gas rigs sitting at 614 fewer million barrels of oil per day than this time last year as on average for week ending U.S. drillers scurry to keep May 1, which is 1.2 million Oklahoma City, OK, Tues- 4.59; Gulf 5.79 1/4. bpd off the all-time high and day May 12, 2020 OK Dept. of MILO (CWT): .05 to .09 their heads above water amid strict stay-at-home orders a substantial 300,000 bpd Ag-USDA Market News. higher. 5.00-6.20. lower than the week prior. U.S. No 1 HARD RED Lawton 5.00; Hobart 5.11; that caused oil demand to plummet at alarming rates— It is the fifth straight weekly WINTER WHEAT (BU): .06 Buffalo, Weatherford 5.66; production decline. It is the lower. 4.29-4.59. Shattuck 5.75; Alva and oil prices along with it. first sub-12 million bpd rate Hooker 4.29; Davis 4.30; 5.84; Hooker 5.93; Ponca It is the fewest number 9.07. in the United States since Hobart, Keyes 4.34; Temple City 5.96; Medford 6.04; Man- of active rigs since Baker CORN (BU): .03 to .05 Source: Oklahoma Dept February 2019. 4.35; Buffalo 4.37; chester 6.11; Keyes Hughes started to keep in higher. 2.92-3.37. of AG-USDA Market News, Canada’s overall rig count Frederick, Lawton 4.39; 6.20. 1940. Manchester 2.92; Medford, Oklahoma City, OK decreased by 1 rigs this week, Clinton, Weatherford 4.43; SOYBEANS (BU): .03 The number of oil rigs Ponca City 3.01; Weatherford Steven Stewart Telephone to 26 rigs. Oil and gas rigs Alva 4.45; Banner, lower. 7.42-7.97. decreased for the week by 3.15; Hooker 3.25; (405) 522-3752 in Canada are now down 37 Cherokee 4.46; Perry, Shattuck 7.42; Hooker 7.47; 33 rigs, according to Baker Shattuck 3.32; Lawton Market Recording 405- year on year. Ponca City, Stillwater 4.48; Buffalo 7.69; Weatherford Hughes data, bringing the 3.34; Keyes 3.37; Gulf 3.66 3/4. 621-5533 At 1:12 am, WTI was trad- Eldorado, El Reno, 7.76; Alva 7.81; total to 292—a 513-rig loss Grade 41, Leaf 4, Staple Internet: http://www.ams. ing up 1.53% at $23.91, while Manchester, Medford 4.49; Stillwater 7.89; Medford year over year. It is the few- 34 Cotton in Southwestern usda.gov/mnreport/ok_gr110. the Brent benchmark was Okeene 4.51; Geary, Okarche, 7.92; Ponca City 7.94; Man- est number of active oil rigs Oklahoma average txt trading up 2.82% at $30.29. Watonga 4.55; Shattuck chester 7.97; Gulf since late 2009. 53.59 cents per pound. Thursday, May 14, 2020 – The Madill Record – Page 1B SPORSPORTSThe Madill RecordTS HOLDING PATTERN High school teams await guidance for summer activities
Matt Caban • Madill Record In a photo from the 2019 Madill Catrun at Clint Williams Soccer Field in Madill, cross country runners line up for the start of their race. High school sports across Oklahoma were cancelled through the end of the 2019-2020 school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic March 17. Athletes and coaches around the state are waiting on approval to return to school facilities to begin summer activities.
By Matt Caban Larry Case briefly brought they do unless y’all rather I not. an independent association, be allowed and not allowed activities governing bodies. [email protected] up the topic of athletics at the I figure if they’re gonna do that specific questions regarding for the students, coaches, and Based on the information we end of his regularly scheduled we’ll jump right in with ‘em.” school-sponsored athletics directors. have at that time, we could This weekend will mark two superintendent’s report. In a later conversation should be directed to the OS- “While we felt that it was im- adjust the June 1 date and/or months since Oklahoma high “Any questions for athletics about graduation plans, Case SAA and/or the Oklahoma portant to establish statewide add or relax restrictions to the school sports stopped due to or anything,” Case asked the said the district was looking at State Department of Educa- guidance for activities during summer activities regulations. COVID-19. assembled board members. May 15 as the next date for the tion.” the school year regarding the Our focus has become doing all A March 17 decision by “He knows about as much as Oklahoma state government to Covid-19 situation, we feel we can do to help preserve the the Oklahoma Secondary all of us. It’s all up in the air.” provide further instructions for Latest from OSSAA that it is equally important to opening of schools and activi- Schools Activities Association Case was referring to MPS hosting large gatherings. Although a specific return provide some guidance for the ties in the fall. (OSSAA) cancelled all spring athletic director Bink Stafford, A spokesperson from the date is not yet known, the start of our summer activities. “We will continue to monitor sports due to safety concerns who was in attendance at the Office of Governor Kevin Stitt OSSAA posted a statement on “Even though our state the Covid-19 situation and will related to the virus. The deci- meeting. provided the following state- their website on May 4 to offer has started the “re-opening” update this page when and if sion simultaneously closed all Case said many people ment: some insight to when summer process, we feel it is important changes need to be made.” team facilities. around the district have asked “The OURS plan states athletic activities can begin. for our member school facili- The next scheduled OSSAA Teams both across the state when summer activities can organized sports can resume The OSSAA’s May 4 state- ties to remain closed until at board meeting is Tuesday, and here in Marshall County begin. under Phase 2, which is cur- ment is as follows: least June 1. This will give June 9. saw their seasons end; some “We’re gonna wait on direc- rently on track to start May 15. “As the official close of the us enough time to review In an e-mail, Van Shay Iven, before they started. tion from the OSSAA and the However, it is our understand- school year draws near, we data from our state and lo- OSSAA’s sports information During the May 11 Madill state,” he said. “If they open it ing the OSSAA has issued are receiving an increased cal government entities, our director, said the OSSAA’s Public School Board of Educa- up and I don’t want to have oth- guidance for school-sponsored number of calls regarding health-care professionals, and June 1 reopening date will not tion meeting, superintendent ers going. I wanna follow what activities. Since the OSSAA is summer activities, what will the other national sports and be moved up. SPORTS HISTORY: May 8-May 14 Read about a jockey who was revived, baseball’s first shutout and an early octagon ring
From Staff Reports 11-0 work NJ Devil-Boston Bruin [email protected] 1935 Cincinnati Red Ernie playoff games, as NHL referees Lombardi doubles in 6th, 7th, walk-off, due to a restraining May 8 8th & 9th beat Phils 15-4 order brought by Devils 1878 1st unassisted triple 1936 Jockey Ralph Neves 1994 Colorado Silver Bul- play in organized baseball, by unexpectedly revived after lets (all-female pro baseball Paul Hines being declared dead after a team) 1st game 1896 Yorkshire Cricket all fall. His wife faints when he 1996 NY Yankee Dwight out for 887 against Warwick- returned to track Gooden wins his 1st AL game shire 1937 63rd Kentucky Derby: beating Tigers 10-3 1897 22nd Preakness: T Charley Kurtsinger on War 1996 Paris Saint-Germain Thorpe aboard Paul Kauvar Admiral wins 2:03.2 of France win 36th European wins in 1:51¼ 1942 1st twilight game in 24 Cup Winner’s Cup against 1906 Philadelphia A’s pitch- years, the Dodgers top Giants Rapid Wien of Austria 1-0 in er Chief Benders plays outfield 7-6 raising $60,000 for Navy Brussels & hits 2 HRs Relief Fund 2011 The Tradition Se- 1907 Boston’s Big Jeff Pfef- 1943 68th Preakness: John- nior Men’s Golf, Shoal Creek fer no-hits Cincinnati Reds, 6-0 ny Longden aboard Count G&CC: Tom Lehman wins 1909 American Albert Fleet wins in 1:57.4 second of 3 Champions Tour Raines runs world record 1946 Red Sox Johnny Pesky majors with par on 2nd playoff marathon (2:46:04.6) in NYC scores 6 runs in 1 game hole against Australian Peter 1915 41st Kentucky Derby: 1947 A movement among Senior Joe Notter aboard Regret wins Card players to protest its 1st 2013 Sir Alex Ferguson in 2:05.4 meeting with Jackie Robinson announces his retirement as 1919 Appingedam soccer & the Dodgers is aborted by a Manchester United’s manager team forms talk from owner Sam Breadon at the end of the season Wikimedia Commons 1920 46th Kentucky Derby: 1970 NBA championship: 2014 NFL Draft: South Golfer Tiger Woods won his second PGA Players Championship, TPC at Sawgrass this week Ted Rice aboard Paul Jones Knicks beat Lakers, 113-99 Carolina outside linebacker in 2013. Woods claimed his second Players Championship by finishing two strokes ahead of wins by a head from Upset 1973 Ernie Banks fills in for Jadeveon Clowney first pick David Lingmerth, Jeff Maggert and Kevin Streelman.x in 2:09 Cubs manager Whitey Lock- by Houston Texans 1925 50th Preakness: Clar- man who is ejected during the 2018 Seattle Mariners MLB wins in 2:34.50 1927 52nd Preakness: Whit- George Ellis aboard Mate ence Kummer aboard Coventry game, technically becoming left-hander James Paxton 1901 Cleveland’s Earl ey Abel aboard Bostonian wins wins in 1:59 wins in 1:59 baseball’s 1st African Ameri- hurls a no-hitter in a 5-0 win Moore no-hits Chicago White in 2:01.6 1932 57th Preakness: Eu- 1926 Fire breaks out in can manager over the Blue Jays in Toronto Sox 9 inn but loses in 10th 4-2 1930 55th Preakness: Earl gene James aboard Burgoo Fenway Park, home of Boston 1984 Minnesota Twins 1914 40th Kentucky Derby: Sande aboard Gallant Fox wins King wins in 1:59.8 Red Socks baseball team Kirby Puckett debuts with 4 May 9 John McCabe aboard Old Rose- in 2:00.6 1937 Reds beat Phillies 1929 NY Giant Carl Hubbell singles 1889 15th Kentucky Derby: bud wins in 2:03.4 1931 56th Preakness: no-hits Pittsburgh Pirates, 1988 Amateur referees Thomas Kiley aboard Spokane (See HISTORY, page 3B)
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The Madill Record OUTDOORS Southeast fishing report for May 8 to May 14 From Staff Reports Bass, White water [email protected] Action: Slow Baits: Lipless Baits, Plas- Crappie, Black, Crappie, Blue River tics, Tube Jigs White Submitted by: Locations: Channels, Action: Good Ethan Lovelace Creek channels, Dam, Main Baits: G o l d fi s h , G r u b s , J i g s, Date: lake, Points, Riprap Minnows, Small Lures, Worms 05/05/2020 Locations: Below the dam, Normal Catfish, Channel Brush structure, Docks, Rocks, Water Temp and Clarity: Action: Good Shallows, Shorelines, Tailwa- 67 and clear Baits: Cut Bait, Shad, ter, Weed beds Sunfish Trout, Rainbow Locations: C h a n n e l s , M a i n Sardis Action: Fair lake, Points Submitted by: Baits: In-line Spinnerbait, Dane Polk Powerbait, Spoons Lower Mountain Fork Date: Locations: Channels, Submitted by: 05/08/2020 Creek channels Mark Hannah Above Average Date: Water Temp and Clarity: Bass, Largemouth, Bass, 05/08/2020 69 Smallmouth, Bass, Spotted Normal Action: Fair Water Temp and Clarity: Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Baits: Crankbaits, Flukes, Clear Spotted Top Water Action: Fair Locations: Brush struc- Trout, Rainbow Baits: Buzz Baits, Crank- ture, Creek channels, Points, Action: Good baits, Jigs, Plastics, Spinner- Rocks, Shorelines Baits: N y m p h s , P o w e r b a i t , baits, Top Water Small Lures, Worms Locations: Brush struc- Catfish, Channel Locations: C r e e k c h a n n e l s , ture, Points, Riprap, Rocks, Action: Good River Channel, Rocks Shorelines, Standing timber, Baits: Chicken Liver, Weed beds Punch bait, Stinkbait McGee Creek Locations: Channels, Submitted by: Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Shorelines Jay Harvey Channel, Catfish, Flathead Date: Action: Fair Broken Bow 05/08/2020 Baits: Cut Bait, Shad, Submitted by: Normal Sunfish Dru Polk Lake Level Data: Locations: Channels, Date: USACE Current Lake Level Flats, Main lake, Shorelines 05/08/2020 Water Temp and Clarity: Rising 71, stained Crappie, White Water Temp and Clarity: Action: Fair 73 Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Baits: Jigs, Minnows, Spotted Tube Jigs Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Action: Good Locations: Brush struc- Smallmouth, Bass, Spotted Baits: Crankbaits, Flukes, ture, Shorelines, Standing Action: Good In-line Spinnerbait, Plastics timber Baits: Crankbaits, Spin- Locations: Brush struc- nerbaits ture, Coves, Points, Shorelines Texoma Locations: Brush struc- Submitted by: ture, Points, Shallows Catfish, Channel, Cat- Trey Hale fish, Flathead Date: Catfish, Channel Action: Fair 05/08/2020 Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Normal Bait, Punch bait Bait, Shad Water Temp and Clarity: Locations: Channels, Locations: C r e e k c h a n n e l s 63 Coves, Creek channels Photo Courtesy of Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Murray Bass, White Eufaula Submitted by: Action: Good Oklahoma has a new state record fish. The new record bigmouth buffalo was caught by Boe Meehan and Submitted by: Jaylen Flynn Baits: Grubs, Jigs, Live weighed-in at 66 pounds and 4 ounces. Boe caught the behemoth while fishing Greenleaf lake in eastern Cannon Harrison Date: Bait, Minnows, Tube Jigs Oklahoma. Date: 05/01/2020 Locations: Creek chan- 05/08/2020 Above Average nels, Shallows, Shorelines Above Average Water Temp and Clarity: Water Temp and Clarity: 73 and clear Catfish, Blue Murky, 72 Action: Good Bass, White, Crappie, Baits: Cut Bait, Shad Sheltered-in-place but still Crappie, Black, Crappie, Black, Crappie, White Locations: Main lake, White Action: Good Points, Shallows Action: Excellent Baits: Minnows want, local, credible news? Baits: Crickets, Jigs, Min- Locations: Main lake Bass, Striped nows Action: Good Locations: Coves, Creek Bass, Largemouth, Sun- Baits: Live Shad, Sassy channels, Rocks, Shallows fish, Bluegill Shad Action: Good Locations: Flats, Main Catfish, Blue Baits: Jigs lake, River Mouth, Shallows Action: Fair Locations: Coves Additional Information: Baits: Cut Bait, Shad, Striper fishing is picking up Shrimp, Worms Pine Creek greatly on the lake, lots of good Locations: Below the dam, Submitted by: box fish being caught on Live Dam, Main lake Mark Hannah Shad and sassy shad. Anglers Date: should look for striper near Bass, White 05/08/2020 platter flatts and the islands. Action: Good Normal Striper have been schooling Baits: Jigs, Small Lures Water Temp and Clarity: near the shoreline on spawn- Locations: Below the dam, Clear ing shad. Crappie fishing is Dam hit or miss depending on the Bass, Largemouth day, some crappie are being Hugo Action: Good in caught in shallow water but Submitted by: Baits: Crankbaits, Jerk most are being caught in 10- Andrew Potter Bait, Top Water 14ft of water on structure. Jig Date: Locations: Coves, Creek color that has been producing 05/08/2020 channels bites contain blue/white/clear. Above Average Catfish anglers should focus on Water Temp and Clarity: Crappie, Black wind blown banks where bait DID YOU KNOW? 62 and murky Action: Good is present. Baits: Jigs, Minnows All subscriptions come with an E-edition delivered straight to your Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Locations: B r u s h s t r u c t u r e Wister inbox every week. Channel, Catfish, Flathead Submitted by: Action: Good Catfish, Channel Thomas Gillham Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Action: Excellent Date: You can flip through your newspaper on your Bait, Dough bait, Live Bait, Baits: Chicken Liver, 05/08/2020 Punch bait, Shad, Sunfish Stinkbait, Worms Above Average favorite digital device! Locations: Below the dam, Locations: Below the dam Water Temp and Clarity: Channels, Creek channels, 72 degrees and cloudy Main lake, River Channel, Robert S. Kerr Subscribers also have complete access to the website 24/7 Shorelines Submitted by: Bass, Largemouth, Bass, •Breaking News, Daily Updates, Archives & Photo Galleries• Logan Shimp Spotted Crappie, Black, Crappie, Date: Action: Good White 05/08/2020 Baits: Bill Baits, Buzz Action: Good Normal Baits, Crankbaits, Plastics, Baits: Jigs, Minnows Water Temp and Clarity: Spinnerbaits SIGNING UP IS EASY! 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Submitted by: Plastics, Small Lures, Spoons Baits: Chicken Liver, Matt Penwright Locations: Brush struc- Crawfish, Cut Bait, Shad, 580.795.3355 Date: ture, Coves, Docks, Points, Stinkbait Or call: 05/09/2020 Rocks, Shorelines, Standing Locations: Below the dam, Normal timber, Weed beds Channels, Main lake, Points Water Temp and Clarity: 72 Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Crappie, White, Crappie, Channel, Catfish, Flathead Black Bass, Largemouth Action: Good Action: Good Action: Slow Baits: Chicken Liver, Cut Baits: Jigs, Minnows, Baits: Flukes, Plastics, Bait, Dough bait, Live Bait, Small Lures The Madill Record Spinnerbaits Live Shad, Powerbait, Worms Locations: Below the dam, Locations: Coves, Inlet, Locations: Below the dam, Brush structure, Channels, Points, Riprap Channels, Coves, Main lake, Standing timber, and Cedar River Mouth, Shallows, Tail- brush Page 3B – The Madill Record – Thursday, May 14, 2020
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1905 31st Kentucky Derby: pionship, TPC at Sawgrass: winner against Brighton to set the HISTORY Jack Martin aboard Agile wins May 11 Sergio García of Spain claims 1911 37th Kentucky Derby: EPL goal scoring record (32) in 2:100.75 1893 Henri Desgrange es- the biggest win of his career to George Archibald aboard Me- for a 38-game season (Continued from page 1B) 1910 36th Kentucky Derby: tablishes world’s 1st bicycle date in a sudden-death playoff ridian wins in 2:05 2019 American diver Victor Fred Herbert aboard Donau world record, travelling 35.325 over American Paul Goydos 1916 42nd Kentucky Derby: Vescovo makes the deepest 21-10 (Ernie Lombardi goes wins in 2:06.4 km (21.95 miles) an hour 2013 English FA Cup Final, Johnny Loftus aboard George dive ever to the bottom of the 6 for 6) 1913 39th Kentucky Derby: 1897 Washington Senator Wembley Stadium, London Smith wins in 2:04 Mariana trench at 10,927m 1942 67th Preakness: Basil Roscoe Goose aboard Donerail catcher Charlie Farrell throws (86,254): Wigan Athletic up- 1922 48th Kentucky Derby: (35,849ft), and finds a plastic James aboard Alsab wins in wins in 2:04.8 out 8 attempted stealers sets Manchester City, 1-0; Ben Albert Johnson aboard Morv- bag 1:57 1919 45th Kentucky Derby: 1912 38th Kentucky Derby: Watson scores 90+1’ winner ich wins in 2:04.6 2019 The Tradition Senior 1945 New balata ball used Johnny Loftus aboard Sir Bar- Carol H Shilling aboard Worth 2014 PGA Players Cham- 1922 47th Preakness: L Men’s Golf, Greystone G &CC: in baseball, 50% livilier ton wins in 2:09.8 wins in 2:09.4 pionship, TPC at Sawgrass: Morris aboard Pillory wins Steve Stricker wins his first 1958 Russian Mikhail Bot- 1926 51st Preakness: John 1918 44th Kentucky Derby: German Martin Kaymer leads in 1:51.6 career major title by 6 strokes vinnik recaptures world chess Maiben aboard Display wins William Knapp on Extermina- after each round to win by 1 1927 VVOG soccer team ahead of Billy Andrade, Paul championship in 1:59.8 tor wins in 2:10.8 stroke ahead of Jim Furyk; forms in Harderwijk Goydos & David Toms 1975 Brian Oldfield shot 1929 54th Preakness: Louis 1919 Cincinnati Reds Hod first 8-figure purse in golf with 1933 58th Preakness: Char- puts 22.86 m (world record) Schaefer aboard Dr Freeland Eller no-hits St Louis Cards, winner’s share $1.8 million ley Kurtsinger aboard Head May 14 1984 Chicago White Sox wins in 2:01.6 6-0 Play wins in 2:02 1885 11th Kentucky Derby: beat Milwaukee Brewers, 7-6, 1970 Atlanta Braves’ Hoyt 1946 1st night game at May 12 1939 64th Preakness: Babe Henderson aboard Joe in 25 innings (started 5/8) Wilhelm pitches in his 1,000th Boston Braves Field (Giants 1875 1st recorded shutout George Seabo aboard Challe- Cotton wins in 2:37.25 1986 NHL Prince of Wales game, loses to Cards 6-5 5, Braves 1) in pro baseball, Chicago 1, St don wins in 1:59.8 1886 12th Kentucky Derby: Conference Final: Montreal 1970 Stanley Cup Final, 1963 LA Dodger Sandy Louis 0 1942 Pitcher Jim Tobin Paul Duffy aboard Ben Ali wins Canadians beat New York Boston Garden, Boston, MA: Koufax 2nd no-hitter beats NY 1890 The first-ever official belts 3 HRs in a game in 2:36.50 Rangers, 4 games to 1 Bobby Orr scores famous OT Giants, 8-0 cricket County Championship 1944 69th Preakness: Conn 1888 14th Kentucky Derby: 1995 Cleveland Indians tie winner as Boston beats St. 1968 Stanley Cup Final, match begins. Yorkshire beats McCreary aboard Pensive wins George Covington aboard Mac- record of scoring 8 runs be- Louis Blues, 4-3 for 4-0 series Montreal Forum, Montreal, Gloucestershire by eight wick- in 1:59.2 Beth II wins in 2:38.00 fore making an out, they beat sweep; Bruins its first title Quebec: Defenceman J. C. ets at Bristol. George Ulyett 1950 First ever race of the 1890 16th Kentucky Derby: Twins 10-0 since 1941 Tremblay fires home the win- scores the first century in the Formula 1 World Drivers Isaac Murphy aboard Riley 1997 San Diego Padres 1973 Stanley Cup Final, ner as Montreal Canadiens competition. Championship is run at Sil- wins in 2:45 retire #35 worn by pitcher Chicago Stadium, Chicago, edge St Louis Blues, 3-2 for a 1909 34th Preakness: Wil- verstone, England and won by 1906 Flagpole at the White Randy Jones IL: Yvan Cournoyer has a 4-0 series sweep lie Doyle aboard Effendi wins Giuseppe Farina of italy in an Sox ballpark breaks during 2010 Oakland A’s Dallas goal and 2 assists as Mon- 1971 Cleveland’s pitcher in 1:39.8 Alfa Romeo pennant-raising Braden becomes 19th pitcher treal Canadiens beat Chicago Steve Dunning hits a grand 1910 Philadelphia Ath- 1952 Minor-league Bristol 1913 Wash Senator Walter to throw a perfect game (4-0 Blackhawks, 6-4 to take title, slam off Oakland Athletics letic’s “Chief Bender” no-hits pitcher Ron Necciai strikes out Johnson ends record scorless vs Tampa Bay) 4 games to 2 pitcher Diego Seguí Cleveland Indians, 4-0 27 in 9-innings streak at 56 innings 2010 PGA Players Cham- 1974 7th ABA champion- 1985 Dave Concepcion 1912 Amsterdam-North 1953 NY Giants Willie Mays 1918 Sunday baseball is pionship, TPC at Sawgrass: ship: NY Nets beats Utah becomes 4th Cincinnati Red football club D.W.V. is estab- & Darryl Spencer each hit 2 made legal in Washington, South African Tim Clark fires a Stars, 4 games to 1 teammate to get 2,000 hits, lished HRs & a triple D.C. final round 67 for his first PGA 1978 22nd European Cup: others include Pete Rose, Tony 1913 Harry Green runs 1955 Mickey Mantle hits 3 1919 44th Preakness: John- Tour victory, 1 stroke ahead Liverpool beats Club Brugge Perez & Cesar Cedeno world record marathon consecutive HRs of at least 463’ ny Loftus aboard Sir Barton of Robert Allenby of Australia 1-0 at London 1988 Mario Andretti records (2:38:16.2) 1958 Stan Musial is 8th to wins in 1:53 2013 Everton Manager 1979 John McMullen be- fastest Indianapolis 500 lap 1917 42nd Preakness: E get 3,000 hits 1920 Wash Senator Walter David Moyes is announced as comes CEO of Houston Astros (221.565 mph) Haynes aboard Kalitan wins 1967 Octagonal boxing Johnson wins his 300th game Sir Alex Ferguson’s successor 1981 Montreal Expo Charlie 1988 NHL Clarence Camp- in 1:54.4 ring is tested to avoid corner vs Detroit at Manchester United (he only Lee no-hits SF Giants, 4-0 bell Conference Final: Edmon- 1917 43rd Kentucky Derby: injuries 1927 53rd Kentucky Derby: lasts 10 months) 1989 FC Barcelona of Spain ton Oilers beat Detroit Red Charles Borel on Omar Khayy- 1972 Milwaukee Brewers Linus McAtee aboard Whis- win 29th European Cup Win- Wings, 4 games to 1 am wins in 2:04.6 beat Minnesota Twins, 4-3, in kery wins in 2:06 May 10 ner’s Cup against Sampdoria 1989 NHL Prince of Wales 1923 48th Preakness: Ben- 22 innings (started 5/12) 1935 Northamptonshire 1870 Jem Mace & defends of Italy 1-0 in Bern Conference Final: Montreal ny Marinelli aboard Vigil wins 1983 Reggie Jackson is 1st County Cricket Club gains his heavyweight crown against 1989 NHL Clarence Camp- Canadians beat Philadelphia in 1:53.6 major leaguer to strike out (over Somerset at Taunton Irish champ Joe Coburn, it bell Conference Final: Calgary Flyers, 4 games to 2 1924 49th Preakness: John 2,000 times by 48 runs) what proved lasts 1 hr & 17 minutes, & Flames beat Chicago Black- 1990 NY Yankees trade Merimee aboard Nellie Morse 1993 KC Royal George Brett to be their last victory for neither is struck by a punch hawks, 4 games to 1 Dave Winfield to Angels for wins in 1:57.2 hits his 300th HR 99 matches, a record in the 1889 17th Preakness: W 1991 Oakland A’s Jose Mike Witt 1934 59th Preakness: Rob- 1997 Eddie Murray is 6th County Championship. Their Anderson aboard Buddhist Canseco is seen leaving Ma- 1991 NHL Prince of Wales ert Jones aboard High Quest baseball player to play in 3,000 next Championship win was wins in 2:17.5 donna’s apt Conference Final: Pittsburgh wins in 1:58.2 games not until May 29, 1939. 1893 19th Kentucky Derby: 1991 NHL Clarence Camp- Penguins beat Boston Bruins, 1937 St Louis Cards beat 2007 PGA Players Cham- 1938 63rd Preakness: Mau- Eddie Kunze aboard Lookout bell Conference Final: Minne- 4 games to 2 Philadelphia Phillies, 15-3 pionship, TPC at Sawgrass: rice Peters aboard Dauber wins wins in 2:39.25 sota North Stars beat Edmon- 1996 Florida Marlin Al 1956 Brooklyn Dodger Carl American Phil Mickelson wins in 1:59.8 1902 Dutch soccer club FC ton Oilers, 4 games to 1 Leiter no hits Colorado Rock- Erskine’s 2nd no-hitter, beats by 2 strokes ahead of runner-up 1938 England soccer team Blauw-Wit (Blue-White) is 2015 PGA Players Cham- ies, 11-0 NY Giants, 3-0 Sergio García of Spain; event beats Nazi-Germany, 6-3 formed in the Kinkerbuurt pionship, TPC at Sawgrass: 1997 NY Mets C Everett & 1961 Russian Mikhail Bot- played in May for the first time 1949 74th Preakness: Ted area of Amsterdam; merge Rickie Fowler wins beating Butch Huskey are 9th to hit vinnik wins world chess cham- 2012 Manchester City beats Atkinson aboard Capot wins with VV De Beursbengels in Kevin Kisner and Sergio Gar- consecutive pinch HRs pionship for 3rd time QPR 3-2 at City of Manches- in 1:56 2015 cía by 1 stroke in a playoff 2008 PGA Players Cham- 1966 St Louis’ Busch Sta- ter Stadium to win English 1961 Stirling Moss wins the dium opens, Braves lose to Premier League title on goal 1961 Monaco Grand Prix Cards 4-3 in 12 inns difference from Manchester 1967 NY Yankee Mickey 1970 Ernie Banks hits his United; Citizens recover from Mantle hits career HR #500 off We are your full service 500th home run 2–1 down with 2 stoppage-time Baltimore Oriole’s Stu Miller 1972 Milwaukee Brewers goals; first EPL title decided on 1977 Stanley Cup Final, beat Minnesota Twins, 4-3, in goal difference Boston Garden, Boston, MA: Community Bank! 22 innings (completed 5/13) 2012 PGA Players Cham- Jacques Lemaire scores twice 1973 6th ABA champion- pionship, TPC at Sawgrass: as Montreal Canadiens edge Outstanding service. Friendly staff. ship: Indiana Pacers beat Ky Matt Kuchar wins by 2 strokes Boston Bruins, 2-1 in OT for Colonels, 4 games to 3 ahead of Ricky Fowler, Zach a 4 game sweep and back-to- People you know. People you trust. 1974 28th NBA Champi- Johnson, Martin Laird and back titles onship: Boston Celtics beat Ben Curtis 1986 Reggie Jackson hit 1NB - the oldest bank in Oklahoma - since 1889! Milwaukee, 4 games to 3 2018 PGA Players Cham- his 537th HR passing Mickey 1976 20th European Cup: pionship, TPC at Sawgrass: Mantle into 6th place Bayern Munich beats Saint- American Webb Simpson 1988 1st non-pitcher (Jose Etienne 1-0 at Glasgow wins by 4 strokes from Xander Oquendo) in 20 years to get a 1979 Chris Evert’s Schauffele, Charl Schwartzel decision in a baseball game, he 125-match winning streak on and Jimmy Walker & St Louis Cards lose to Braves clay comes to an end 2018 Arsène Wenger guides 7-5 in 19 inn 1995 Martin Brodeur ties Arsenal to a 1-0 win at Hud- 1990 46th time opposing NHL record getting his 3rd dersfield in his final game as pitchers hit HR, Valenzuela playoff shutout in 4 Gunners manager after 22 (Dodgers)/Gross (Expos) 2013 PGA Players Cham- years in charge 1996 NY Yankee Dwight pionship, TPC at Sawgrass: 2018 Manchester City ends Gooden no-hits Seattle Mari- Tiger Woods wins his second the EPL season with a 1-0 ners 2-0 PC, 2 strokes ahead of David win at Southampton having 1997 Baseball’s Executive Lingmerth, Jeff Maggert and smashed 11 Premier League Council suspends NY Yank Kevin Streelman records including biggest title owner George Steinbrenner winning margin (19 points) and 2018 US Supreme Court May 13 most points (100) strikes down federal law ban- 1909 First Giro d’Italia 2018 Liverpool’s Egyptian ning sports gambling in most takes place in Milan - Italian soccer forward Mohamed states cyclist Luigi Ganna is the Salah scores in a 4-0 win Upcoming Hunting Season Squirrel: May 15, 2020 to January 31, 2021 Source: https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/ hunting/seasons Dependable & Affordable Propane Service Heat your home the smart way with energy-effi cient propane fuel. 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LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES CLASSIFIED PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: Courthouse, Madill, Mar- “0000-33-04S- 00 TOP HILL OAK; LOTS 45 & Air 8. House Package allas, e as 52 (the WORD ADS: shall County, Oklahoma, 05E-0-013-00” MARTIN, MATTHEW & 46, BLK 1 . lectrical . oo ng egional ce ) not later All real estate advertised and all persons interested “JOHNS, CLIFFORD & SCOTT & Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ 11. Drywall Finishing 12. than May 29, 2020. The $8.00 for 20 words herein is subject to the in the state are noti ed to STELLA HOWARD WOODVILLE Costs for 2016-2019 Plumbing 13. Cabinets non con dential portions o or less, 25¢ for each Federal Fair Housing appear and show cause, if SEC 33-4-5: A TRACT IN LAKESITES TRACT #1, Total Due: 375.38” 14. Gutters/Downspouts the application are on le at a d d i t i o n a l w o r d . Act, which makes it any they have, why the Ac- THE W/2 LOTS 1-4 “0600-00-072-006-0-000- 15. Brick Vendor 16. the egional ce and are $1 discount for each illegal to advertise “any count should not be settled SE SE, SEC 33; BEG Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ 00 Septic Systems 17. Roof available for public inspec- consecutive run with no preference, limitation, or and allowed, the Estate 361.69’ N Costs for 2016-2019 MCALISTER, BRYAN A. & Trusses Sealed bids tion during regular business copy changes. discrimination because distribution, the Attorneys= OF SE COR OF W/2 SE Total Due: 3,139.68 MADILL; LOT 6, BLK 72 clearly marked “Self-Help hours within one business of race, color, religion, ees, osts, and penses SE-N 347.07’ E 625.75’ 0290-00-002-009-0-000- Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ Housing” will be accepted day after receipt of the No refunds for ads sex, handicap, familial approved, and the Personal TO #30. 1991 00 Costs for 2016-2019 until 12:00 P.M. June 3rd re uest or such le. ho- cancelled by customer. status or national origin, Representative discharged. 27X60 SKYLINE SER# PRICE, VERNON DOYLE Total Due: 2,124.39 2020and opened at 1:00 tocopies o non con dential or intention to make any Deadline is 12 noon Dated this 30th day of April, 53530148ABE MCBRIDE 1ST ADD’N; 0600-00-112-002-0-002- P.M. same day at the ad- portions of the application such preference, limitation Monday for classified ad 2020. Real, Pers, SpAssmt, LOTS 9 & 00 dress below. Little i ie le will be ade available or discrimination.” /s/ Gregory Johnson- Fees/Costs for 2016-2019 10, BLK 2 RUSSELL, LEE Community Action Agency upon request. A schedule placement & payment. This newspaper will not JUDGE OF THE DIS- Total Due: 4,101.47 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ MADILL; W 1/2 OF LOT 2, Inc. 500 East Rose- of charges for such copies Errors: C h e c k y o u r w o rd knowingly accept any TRICT COURT 0000-24-06S- Costs for 2016-2019 BLK 112. NEED AFFIDA- wood Hugo, Ok. 74743 can be obtained from the ad for errors the first advertising for real estate Kristen L. Speer, OBA 03E-0-005-02 Total Due: 2,558.87 VIT ON LEE RUSSELL Detailed bid packets may egional ce. week of publication. If which is in violation of the #30283 CARNEY, IRVIN (1/3 INT) 0325-00-002-002-0-000- Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ be requested in writing at Dated: May 14, 2020 we have made an error law. All persons are hereby LITTLE LAW FIRM, PLLC SEC 24-6-3; W/2 SE NE- 00 Costs for 2016-2019 the address given or in FIRST UNITED BANK AND informed that all dwellings NW NE DODD, JENNIFER Total Due: 377.55 person at 500 East Rose- TRUST COMPANY we will correct it and . . o advertised are available Madill, OK 73446 SE-NE NW SE- E 2 2/3 A OAKVIEW ADD’N: 0600-00-120-005-0-002- wood, Hugo. Ok. 74743or Durant, Oklahoma run your ad for free the on an equal opportunity Telephone: (580) 795- CS OF LOT 2, BLK 2. 1985 00 by contacting Terri Har- (Published in The Madill next week. We cannot basis. a (5 ) 5 NW NW SE MELODY 16X70 SER# WENNBERG, ROBERT less or Larry Cochran Record May 14, 21, 2020 2t) be responsible for errors 5072 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ 185670S51939CR R. at (580) 326-5201. Little if not notified before our DISTRIBUTION, DETER- [email protected] Costs for 2016-2019 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ MADILL; E 50’ OF LOT 5 i ie o unit Action Notice of Application to MINATION OF HEIRS, next deadline. (Published in The Madill Re- Total Due: 395.86 Costs for 2016-2019 BLK 120 Agency Inc. reserves the Establish a Branch DEVISEES, AND LEGA- cord May 7, & 14, 2020 2t) 0000-18-07S- Total Due: 1,758.97 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ right to reject and/all bids. Notice is hereby given The Madill Record TEES AND DISCHARGE 05E-0-001-00 0325-00-017-001-0-000- Costs for 2016-2019 (Published in The Madill that First United Bank and OF CO-PERSONAL PO Box 529 NOTICE OF RESALE SAVAGE, MITCHELL VAN 00 Total Due: 1,820.88 Record May 14, 21, 28, & Trust Company, Durant, REPRESENTATIVES OF REAL ESTATE FOR SEC 18-7-5;COMM AT BYRD, EARL C., SR.& 0640-00-002-002-0-002- June 3,2020 4t) Oklahoma, has delivered an Madill, OK 73446 Notice is hereby given that TAXES THE NW COR OF SEC. ROMELDA 00 application to the Oklahoma 580-795-3355 Lourene Bolt and Robert J. Notice is hereby given 18; E ALON G THE N OAKVIEW ADDN: LOT 1, UZZEL, TERRY NOTICE OF APPLICA- State Banking Department Lowe, the duly appointed that, under authority and LINE THEREOF 1246.08’ BLK 17 MADILL, LWEIS ADDN; TION TO ESTABLISH A as of May 14, 2020, for ap- Special Notices and uali ed o ersonal mandatory requirement of TO A PT ON THE W LINE Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ N 50’ OF LOT 2 & LOT 3, DE NOVO BRANCH proval to establish a branch Representatives of the 68 O.S. 32125-3127, each OF NE NW OF SEC. 18;S Costs for 2016-2019 BLK 2 Notice is hereby given at 702 Highway 70 East, Estate of Robe11a Chloe of the hereinafter descibed ALONG THE W LINE Total Due: 344.50 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ that First United Bank and Kingston, Oklahoma 73439. ALCOHOLICS ANON- S ith, eceased, has led YMOUS Meeting held lots, tracts, and parcels of 992.00’ TO POB; E352.45’ 0325-00-018-008-0-000- Costs for 2016-2019 Trust Company, Durant, Any interested person her Petition for Hearing real estate, all situated in TO A PT ON THE W R-O- 00 Total Due: 2,660.10 Oklahoma, has made ap- desiring to protest the ap- Thursdays at 7 p.m. at of Final Accounting and “The Blend” 516 S. 1st MARSHALL County, State W LINE OF STATE HWY BENTON, O.E. & DOIS K. 0645-00-004-001-0-001- plication to the Federal De- proval of this application Waiver of Inventory, Decree of Oklahoma, will be sold 69; SWESTERLY ALONG OAKVIEW ADDN: LOT 8, 00 posit Insurance Corporation must submit to the Okla- Street, Madill, contact of Distribution, Determina- Peggy, 972-832-1850, at public auction to the THE SAID R-O-W LINE BLK.18 FLORES, HERIBERTO & for consent to establish a de homa Bank Commissioner tion of Heirs, Devisees and highest competitive bidder 12 70.50’TO A PT ON Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ MADILL-M E TALIAFER- novo branch banking facility at the Oklahoma State or Brenna, 580-263- Legatees and 1088. for cash, provided that for THE W LINE OF SE NW Costs for 2016-2019 RO 1ST ADD’N-S 46.30’ at 702 Highway 70 East, Banking Department, 2900 Discharge of Co-Personal each parcel or tract, the OF SEC. 18; N ALONG Total Due: 351.14 LOT 1, & 46.30’ OF E Kingston, Oklahoma 73439, North Lincoln Boulevard, Representatives. A hear- bidder offers a sum equal THE SAID W LINE OF SE 0325-00-029-051-0-000- 41.24’ LOT 2 BLK 4 effective upon completion of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Pets & Supplies ing has been ed b the to or greater than two-thirds NW 1221.49’ TO POB; 00 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ construction of the facility. 73105, a written protest Judge of the Court for the of the assessed valuation of C ONT 4.941 ACRES NESSEL, NORVIN J.& Costs for 2016-2019 Any person wishing to within 10 days after the LOW INCOME families: 3rd day of June, 2020, at such real estate as ed or MORE OR LESS JEWELL FAYE Total Due: 1,177.61 comment on this application date of this publication. get your pets spayed or 9:00 o’ clock, A.M. in the the current scal ear 2 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ OAKVIEW ADDN; LOT 0710-00-047-001-0-000-00 a le his or her co ents The written protest must neutered with Oklahoma District Courtroom, Mar- - 2019, orthe total amount Costs for 2016-2019 51, BLK 29 TOLLETT, MICHAEL in writing with the regional include both the speci c Spay Network. $35 for shall County Courthouse, dogs, $25 for cats and o ta es, ad valore and Total Due: 689.13 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ KINGSTON; LOTS 1 & 2, director of the Federal De- facts and specific legal Madill, Oklahoma, and all special, interest and costs 0000-04-08S- Costs for 2016-2019 BLK 47 posit Insurance Corporation authority pursuant to which $5 vaccinations, 580- persons interested in the legally due on such property 05E-0-081-00 Total Due: 367.30 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ at its egional ce, such protestant requests 924-5873 for appoint- state are noti ed to appear ment. computed to and as of June HARRISON, ROBERT 0357-00-000-170-0-000- Costs for 2016-2019 Bryan Street, 20th Floor, that the application be and show cause, if any they 8, 2020, whichever is the DEE & 00 Total Due: 2,114.55 FFarmarm Animals have, why the accounting lesser; said sale to be held at SEC 4-8-5; BEG AT A FLAGG, WILLIAM C. 0720-00-003-008-0-000-00 should not be approved the MARCHALL COUNTY PT 16’ E OF SW COR ETAL EAVES, MELISSA LEEANN The Madill Record and inventory waived, the COURT HOUSE, State OF SW SE SE, SEC 4; OAK RIDGE III SUB DIV; K I N G S T O N - D A L L A S FOR SALE: Six year old Estate distributed, and the of Oklahoma beginning THENCE E 330’ - W LOT 170 ETAL: DANA A. ACRES LOTS 8 & red angus cow. Heavy Co-Personal Representa- on the second Monday in 16’ - N 330’ - E 128.4’ - S FLAGG, WM.C. FLAGG 9, BLK 3 bred. $1350 per head. tives discharged. June 8 between the hours 110’ TO POB; THENCE E JR, AARON S. FLAGG AS Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ BUSINESS If interested please Dated this 1st day of May of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. 256.8’ - N 110’ - W 256.8’ NAYADIME INC. Costs for 2016-2019 call (580) 221-1964 or Original Signed By: and continuing from day - S 110’ TO POB. 1996 Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ Total Due: 774.79 (580) 221-1497. GREGORY JOHNSON to day thereafter between REDMAN 28X56 SER# Costs for 2016-2019 0800-00-023-001-0-000-00 Associate District Judge the same hours until said 12525803B Total Due: 452.61 STEVENS, ANDERSON DIRECTORY Homes for Sale JUDGE OF THE DIS- sale has been completed Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ 0357-00-000-171-0-000- OAKLAND: LOT 1, LESS N TRICT COURT according to law. Costs for 2016-2019 00 5 L . 2 Millicent McClure Wat- FOR SALE: Lake house It is hereby stated that Total Due: 6,819.21 FLAGG, WILLIAM C. (HS TO DOYLE G ARRI- son, OBA #12527 Millicent each of said lots tracts, 0070-00-002-013-0-000- ETAL SON FOR 2016) Computers with view and lake ac- McClure Watson, P.C. cess in Little Glasses. and parcels of real estate 00 OAK RIDGE III SUB DIV; Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ Your ad should be 2 la a, . . o hereinafter listed, has re- NORMAN, ROBERT LOT 171 ETAL: DANA A. Costs for 2016-2019 This house has new Madill, OK 73446 flooring and is a- fur mained unpaid for a period KEITH FLAGG, WM C FLAGG, Total Due: 1,767.54” 5 / 5 2 a of more than three years CHILDER’S ADDN: LOT JR, AARON S. FLAGG AS (Published in The Madill nished 3BR, 2 Full BA, 580/795 /5738 ro the date such ta es 13 & 14, BLK. 2. 1966 NAYADIME, INC Record May 7, 14, 21, 28, TV rm doubles as sleep Attorney for Co-Personal HERE rst beco e due and pa - 10X50 S OLITAIRE SER# Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ 2020 4t) area with lots of storage Representatives Service Center and extra closets. Kitch- able; that in the schedule FK10502066 Costs for 2016-2019 (Published in The Madill Re- below appears under cap- Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ Total Due: 368.38 NOTICE TO 125 S 1st | Madill, OK for 1,000s to see. en with breakfast bar cord May 7, & 14, 2020 2t) with seating for at least tion indicating Lands (Sec- Costs for 2016-2019 0357-00-000-342-0-000- CONTRACTORS 12 in kitchen/dining tion, Township, and Range), Total Due: 1,263.47 00 Little i ie .A.A. nc., IN THE DISTRICT area, pantry and recent City or Town, or subdivision 0140-00-005-001-0-000- MOWERY, CHARLES R. is herby accepting bids COURT OF MARSHALL thereof, inwhich as of 2016, 00 SR. TRUSTEE Computer Repair 580-795-3355 appliances. Large cov- ro uali ed contractors COUNTY Malware/Spyware/Virus Removal ered patio with spacious the year or years for which MAYS, ARCHIE CURTIS OAK RIDGE II SUB DIV; for the following phases STATE OF OKLAHOMA deck, gorgeous view. ta es have been assessed FISHERMAN’S LAKEV- LOT 342 of home construction for Fully Managed Computer to place an ad In the Matter of the Estate And Network Services Concrete drive with area but remain unpaid, the total IEW RETREAT: LOTS Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ the Self-Help Housing of JOYCE FAYE FREE- for basketball plus ex- amount of all dilinquent ad 1-2, BLK 5 Costs for 2016-2019 program 1. Framing 2. 580-795-5200 MAN, Case No. PB-2019- tra parking. Large en- valore ta es, costs and Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ Total Due: 395.33 Concrete work 3. Floor 50 Deceased. www.cbosupport.com closed storage area un- interest that have accrued Costs for 2016-2019 0500-00-000-099-0-000- Covering 4. Dirt Work 5. disapproved.Loans Failure to NOTICE OF HEARING der deck. 580-310-4989 thereon and remain legally Total Due: 382.76 00 Brick Labor 6. FIRST AND FINAL due and unpaid as of the 0147-00-005-001-0-000- BURRIS, SCOTT & LISA Sheetrock Labor 7. Heat Construction ACCOUNT, PETITION Apts for Rent date o rst publication o 00 TEXOMA HILLS; LOTS FOR DECREE OF notice of Resale, the total KEY, CHRIS A. 99 & 100” Mike’sMike’s DISTRIBUTION, MASSY APARTMENT amount of all delinquent GOLDEN RETREAT; LOT “Real,Pers,SpAssmt, APPROVAL OF special assessments, costs 1, BLK 5 Fees/Costs for 2016-2019 Constructiuction for rent. Small two bed- GUNS ATTORNEYS’ FEES, and interest that since ac- Real,Pers,SpAssmt, Fees/ Total Due: 664.18 room. If interested call KNIVES COSTS, AND EXPENS- crued thereon and remain Costs for 2016-2019 0540-00-001-045-0-000- TOOLS (580) 513-4498. ES, AND DISCHARGE due and unpaid as of the Total Due: 741.50” 00 JEWELRY OF PERSONAL “0190-00-000-001-0-000- LAXTON, BILLY R. & Custom Cabinets ANTIQUES LEGAL NOTICES rst publication in Ma , the BUY • SELL •TRADE REPRESENTATIVE date of said resale, and the & Furniture over 310 W. OvertOn Notice is hereby given that total due. On resale date Madill, OK IN THE DISTRICT 580-795-4263 Angela Sliger, the duly one and one-half per cent 30 Years COURT OF MARSHALL Residential & Commercial appointed and qualified further interest will have COUNTY STATE OF Home Remodeling & Personal Representative accrued. 1029 North First, Madill OKLAHOMA Custom Metal Buildings of the Estate of Joyce Faye The Above notice applies Bob King IN THE MATTER OF THE 580-564-2404 Freeman, Deceased, has to the following lots, tracts ESTATE OF ROBERTA Inside or Out • Bottom to Top led her irst and inal Ac- and parcels, to wit: Cell972-672-6538 CHLOE SMITH, DE- count, Petition for Decree of Witness my hand this 4 CEASED. Case No. Distribution, Approval of At- day of May, 2020. Properties The Cabinet Shop PB-2019-24 torneys= Fees, Costs, and Laura Larkin Marshall NOTICE OF HEARING ConCrete penses, and ischarge County Treasure Marshall PETITION FOR HEARING Tree Removal of Personal Representative. County Treasure (Pub- 580-795-4049 • 580-795-5969 ON FINAL ACCOUNTING A hearing has been ed b lished in The Madill Record Trimming ConstruCtion AND WAIYER OF %, “ Royce King, Broker the Judge of the Court for May 7, 14, 21, 28 2020 4t) INVENTORY, DECREE OF the 27th day of May, 2020, www.bobkingproperties.net Emergency Work Driveways at 9:00 o=clock a.m., in the Brush Hauling & District Courtroom, County Slabs OKLAHOMA RESIDENTIAL Skid Steer Work Foundations 1599 PONDEROSA DR. – SULPHUR 4 Bd., 2 full Ba. CLASSIFIED on 2.54 Acres (M/L) w/ trees, vaulted ceiling in open floor 580-364-2987 All constrtuction needs living den/kitchen, 2 carSOLD attached garage & 30’ x 40’ metal AD NETWORK Free Estimates shop w/ double garage doors, insulated & concrete flooring. 580.564.5127 FOR MORE INFO CALL Master has his/her double vanity sinks & closets, separate SELBY Mini Storage tub & walk-in shower ...... PRICED AT $249,900 580.564.3686 1-888-815-2672 Martin VanMeter – BROKER/OWNER 2490 CHESTNUT LANE - CALERA Steel exterior walls CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION A & D Mini StOrage WANT TO BUY & roof on 1.12 (M/L) acs., “Open Concept” for living/dining/ INSURED FOR YYOUROUR PRPROTECTIONOTECTION (580) 924–8404 (580) 924–8468 Fax SOLD Located Next to Marshall kitchen areas, 3 Bd., 2 full Ba., w/ rural setting. Large covered The Handy Man OLD GUITAR$ WANTED! LARRY [email protected] County Sheriff's Office front porch, appx. 2,016 sq. ft...... 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PRICED AT $79,900 Mowing, www.stringswest.com www.vanmeterrealty.com CH&A • Stove & Refrigerator 511 N. 6TH ST—MADILL 4 Bd, 3 ½ Ba. on 2.04 acres gardening Paving ADVERTISE STATEWIDE Large Living Den with Fireplace “Open Floor” for Living, Dining, Washer/Dryer Hookups Lori Watkins–Sales Associate and Kitchen, Mature trees,Horses permitted, Water Well in Must pass background check 580•565•9337 TEXHOMA Put your message where it mat- (580) 564–9000 (580)795–6260 backyard, Large Covered Porch...... PRICED AT $114,900 ters most – IN OKLAHOMA [email protected]@cbtexoma.com Carol Lynn Apartments Drug and ASPHALT NEWSPAPERS. We can place LAND AND LOTS your ad in 155 newspapers. 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The Madill Record LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES L egal notices LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES protest being returned to the ATTORNEY’S FEES, that Joyce Curtiss, the duly 17, 2014, and there was proval of Attorney’s Fees, Board of Control for con- at a time, seconded by Don WINS BRITE-WAY WIN- protestant or disregarded COSTS,AND EXPENSES, appointed and qualified also filed in the Court the Costs, and Expenses, and crete testing. Ann Hartin Melton. All voted aye . Josh DOW SERVICE, 8.00, for lack of specifics. The AND DISCHARGE OF Personal Representative Petition of Mark Anthony Discharge of Co-Personal informed the board she had Cantrell made a motion to WINDOW CLEANING1181, application and properly CO-PERSONAL of the Estate of Clarke Hunzaker and Carol Elaine Representatives. received a bill from AT&T for approve minutes from pre- AT&T, 151 .60, PHONE submitted written protest REPRESENTATIVES Kent Curtiss, Deceased, Benson praying that the Will A hearing has been fixed new syste m. Josh Cantrell vious meetings, purchase SERVICE1182, SPRING will be considered and Notice is hereby given that has filed her First and Final be admitted to probate, Let- by the Judge of the Court for made a motion to adjourn, orders and travel claims, HOUSE WATER CO INC., processed pursuant to the Eddie Stafford and Martha Account, Petition for Decree ters Testamentary issued to the 3rd day of June, 2020, seconded by Don Melton. seconded by Don Melton. 25.00, Oklahoma Banking Code Sparlin, the duly appointed of Distribution, Approval them as Co-Personal Rep- at 9:00 a.m. in the District All voted aye. All voted aye. Don Melton WATER118 3, COUNTY and Oklahoma Banking and qualified Co-Personal of Attorney’s Fees, Costs, resentatives of the Estate, Courtroom, County Court- 4-24-2020 made a motion to approve BUILDING CENTER- M Board Rules. Representatives of the and Expenses, Discharge to serve without bond, and house, One Courthouse The Board of County Com- monthly appropriations for ADILL INC, 43.72, SUP- Dated: May 14, 2020 Estate of William Mack of Resident Agent, and for a judicial determination Street, Marshall County, missioners met in a regular the county, seconded by PLIES1184, ADA PA- FIRST UNITED BANK AND Stafford, Deceased, have Discharge of Personal of the heirs, devisees and Oklahoma, and all persons meeting. Members pres- Josh Cantrell. All voted aye. PER COMPANY INC, 1 TRUST COMPANY filed their First and Final Representative. legatees of the Decedent. interested in the Estate are ent were Chris Duroy and Don Melton made a motion 28.56, SUPPLIES1185, Durant, Oklahoma Account, Petition for Decree A hearing has been fixed Pursuant to an Order of notified to appear and show Josh Cantrell, along with to approve the monthly re- M ID-W EST PRINTING (Published in The Madill of Distribution, Approval of by the Judge of the Court for this Court made on the 8th cause, if any they have, why Ann Hartin. Don Melton ports for the county offices, COMPANY INC, 696 .75, Record May 14, 21, 2020 2t) Attorney’s Fees, Costs, and the 3rd day of June, 2020, day of May, 2020, notice is the accounting should not was absent. Chris Duroy seconded by Josh Cantrell. CHECKS1186, COUNTY Expenses, and Discharge at 9:00 a.m. in the District given that the 27th day of be approved, the Estate called the meeting to order, All voted aye. Don Melton BUILDING CENTER-MA- IN THE DISTRICT of Co-Personal Represen- Courtroom, County Court- May, 2020 at 9:00 o’clock should not be distributed, established a quorum was discussed with the board DILL INC, 636.68, SUP- COURT OF THE TWEN- tatives. house, One Courthouse a.m. is the day and time that the Attorney’s Fees & Costs present, led the Pledge of about posting weight and PLIES1187, MIDWEST TIETH JUDICIAL DIS- A hearing has been fixed by Street, Marshall County, the Petition will be heard approved, and the Co- Allegiance. Josh Cantrell axle limit for Powell Road. DRUG TESTS LLC, 240.00, TRICT MADILL, MAR- the Judge of the Court for Oklahoma, and all persons in the District Courtroom Personal Representatives made a motion to approve Don Melton discussed with DRUG TESTING1188, SIL- SHALL COUNTY, STATE the 3rd day of June, 2020, interested in the Estate are of the County Courthouse, discharged. April payroll for county the board about the 2020 VERBACK SHREDDING OF OKLAHOMA IN THE at 9:00 a.m. in the District notified to appear and show at One Courthouse Street, DATED this 8th day of employees, seconded by senior of Madill displaying SERVICES LLC, 125.00, MATTER OF THE ESTATE Courtroom, County Court- cause, if any they have, why Madill, Marshall County, May, 2020. Chris Duroy. All voted aye. their senior posters on the SHREDDING 1189, THE OF JANET CAROL SMI111 house, One Courthouse the accounting should not Oklahoma, and all persons JUDGE OF THE DIS- Ann Hartin ask the Board courthouse lawn on May MADILL RECORD INC, ROBERTS, Deceased. Street, Marshall County, be approved, the Estate interested may appear and TRICT COURT about continuing the same 15 for the senior parade. 1218 .00, PUBLICATION PB-2020-16 NOTICE Oklahoma, and all persons should not be distributed, contest the same. Jeffrey S. Landgraf, OBA procedure this month as Don Melton discussed with 1190, C GREEN WEED TO CREDITORS All credi- interested in the Estate are the Attorney’s Fees & Costs Witness, the under- #19507 last when distributing the the board about possibly CONTROL, 125.00, WEED tors having claims against notified to appear and show approved, the Resident signed, Judge of the District Little Law Firm, PLLC paychecks. The Board rescheduling the tire and CONTROL1191, T. H. ROG- JANET CAROL SMITH cause, if any they have, why Agent discharged, and the Court of Marshall County, P O Box 618 agreed for that procedure trash off for later in the fall. ERS LUMBER CO INC, ROBERTS, Deceased, the accounting should not Personal Representative State of Oklahoma, this 8th Madill OK 73446 to be done each month The Board reviewed the 18.74, SUPPLIES1192, are required to present the be approved, the Estate discharged. day of May, 2020. Telephone (580) 795-3397 from now on. Chris Duroy allocation of alcoholic bev- OKLAHOMA NAT. GAS same with a description of should not be distributed, DATED this 8th day of May, Judge of the District Fax (580) 795-5072 made a motion to adjourn, erage tax: Madill $4943.22, CO., 375.65, UTILITY1193, all security interests and the Attorney’s Fees & Costs 2020. Court Attorney for Co-Personal seconded by Josh Cantrell. Kingston $2099.22, and ATWOODS, 52.07, SUP- other collateral (if any) approved, and the Co- JUDGE OF THE DIS- Jeffrey S. Landgraf, Representatives, Eddie All voted aye. Oakland $1385.94. There PLIES1194, ACES INC held by each creditor with Personal Representatives TRICT COURT OBA # 19507 Stafford and Martha Sparlin 4-27-2020 was no other busi ness. HEAT & AIR, 215.00, A/C respect to such claim, to discharged. Jeffrey S. Landgraf, OBA LITTLE LAW FIRM, PLLC (Published in The Madill Re- The Board of County Com- Don Melton made a motion REPAIRS1195, MADILL the named Personal Repre- DATED this 8th day of May, #19507 P.O. Box 618 Madill, OK cord May 14, & 21, 2020 2t) missioners met in a special to adjourn, seconded by PUBLIC WORKS AU- sentative at the law offices 2020. Little Law Firm, PLLC 73446 meeting. All members Josh Cantrell. All voted aye. THORITY, 1201.84, UTIL- ofLORENZO T. COLLINS, JUDGE OF THE DIS- P O Box 618 Phone: (580) 795-3397 Board of Marshall were present along with Chris Duroy, Chairman ITY1196, VYVE BROAD- P.C., 16 Stanley, S.W., TRICT COURT Madill OK 73446 Fax: (580) 795-5072 County Commissioners Ann Hartin, Wanda Pearce, Ann Hartin, Secretary BAND, 105.90, INTERNET P. 0. Box 1781, Ardmore, Jeffrey S. Landgraf, OBA Telephone (580) 795-3397 Attorney for Petitioners, Minutes Debbie Croasdale, Robert 2019-2020 RECORDS1197, USDA- Oklahoma 73402-1781, on #19507 Fax (580) 795-5072 Mark Anthony Hunzaker Chris Duroy, Chairman Chaney, Daniel Nixon, Mary 911 Phone 88, AT&T, 83.04, APHIS-W ILD LIFE SERV or before the following pre- Little Law Firm, PLLC Attorney for Personal Rep- and Carol Elaine Benson Josh Cantrell, Vice Chair- Ann Hale, Danny Cryer, and PHONE SERVICE89, ., 2400 .00, PREDATOR & sentment date: July 24, 202 P O Box 618 resentative, Joyce Curtiss (Published in The Madill man Don Melton, Member Laura Larkin. Chris Duroy AT&T, 829.75, PHONE RODENT CONTROL1198, 0; or the Madill OK 73446 (Published in The Madill Re- Record May 14, 2020 1t) 4-13-2020 called the meeting to order, SERVICE; Community MARSHALL COUNTY same will be nonsuited, void Telephone (580) 795-3397 cord May 14, & 21, 2020 2t) The Board of County Com- established a quorum was Service Program 5, CON- WATER CORP ., 20.00, and forever barred. DATED Fax (580) 795-5072 IN THE DISTRICT missioners met in a special present, led the Pledge of TRACT MANUFACTUR- UTILITY1199, OKLAHOMA this f/11 day of May, 2020. Attorney for Co-Personal IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MARSHALL meeting. All members were Allegiance . Josh Cantrell ERS LLC, 800.00, SUPP/ NAT. GAS CO., 40.19, Jimmy leon Roberts, Per- Representatives, Ed- COURT OF MARSHALL COUNTY present along with Ann made a motion to continue EQUIP; UTILITY1200 , MARSHALL sonal of JANET CAROL die Stafford and Martha COUNTY STATE OF OKLA- Hartin, Laura Larkin, Wanda the Proclamation declaring Crt Clk Revolving 8, USPS, COUNTY ELECTION SMITH ROBERYfS, De- Sparlin STATE OF OKLAHOMA HOMA Pearce, Debbie Croasdale a state of diester and public 10 00 .00, POSTAGE; BOARD, 74.00 , ELEC- ceased.LORENZO T. COL- (Published in The Madill Re- In the Matter of the Estate of In the Matter of the Estate and Danny Cryer. Chris health emergency for Mar- Emergency Mgmt Grant TION EXPENSE1201, LINS, cord May 14, & 21, 2020 2t) GLENN BOYCE HUN- of WILLIAM MACK STAF- Duroy called the meeting shall County adopted the 26, GALLS LLC, 36.45, QUILL CORPORATION , 16 Stanley, S.W. SUCKER, Deceased.PB- FORD, Deceased. PB- to order, established a 25th day of March 2020 SUPPLIES; 11 42.68, OFFICE SUP- P. O. Box 1781 IN THE DISTRICT 2020-19 2018-35 quorum was present, and the amendment dated General 1092, SPRING PLIES1202, AT&T, 70.89, Ardmore, Ok 73402-1781 COURT OF MARSHALL NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING and led the Pledge of Al- April 6, 2020, seconded HOUSE WATER CO PHONE SERVICE1203, (580) 223-8350 COUNTY PETITION FOR PRO- FIRST AND FINAL legiance. Josh Cantrell by Don Melton . All voted INC., 12.00, WATER1093, OKLAHOMA DEP T. OF Attorney for Personal STATE OF OKLAHOMA BATE OF WILL, ACCOUNT, PETITION Made a motion to continue aye. Don Melton made a THOMSON REUTERS PUBLIC SAFETY, 350.00, Representative In the Matter of the Es- APPOINTMENT FOR DECREE OF the Proclamation declar- motion to declare a natural WEST, 104.19, WEST OLETS1204, TURN KEY (Published in The Madill tate of CLARKE KENT OF CO-PERSONAL DISTRIBUTION, ing a state of disaster and disaster in Marshall County INFO1094, AT&T ONE NET HEALTH CLINICS LLC, Record May 14, 21, 2020 2t) CURTISS,Case No. REPRESENTATIVES,AND APPROVAL OF AT- public health emergency for following the tornado of SERVICE, 0.73, PHONE 4082.00, INMATE MEDI- PB-2019-27Deceased. DETERMINATION OF TORNEY’S FEES, Marshall County adopted April 22, 2020, seconded SERVICE1095, AT&T CAL1205, SPARKLIGHT, IN THE DISTRICT NOTICE OF HEARING HEIRS, DEVISEES AND COSTS, AND EXPENS- the 25th day of March 2020 by Josh Cantrell. All voted ONE NET SERVICE, 5.74, 328 .83, INTERNET SER- COURT OF MARSHALL FIRST AND FINAL LEGATEES ES, AND DISCHARGE and its amendment dated aye. There was no other PHONE SERVICE1096, VICE1206, MANSFIELD COUNTY ACCOUNT, PETITION Notice is hereby given OF CO-PERSONAL REP- April 6, 2020, seconded business. Josh Cantrell AT&T INTERNET, 109.55, OIL CO . INC, 2817.58, STATE OF OKLAHOMA FOR DECREE OF to all persons interested in RESENTATIVES by Don Melton . All voted made a motion to adjourn, U-verse1097, QUILL COR- FUEL1207, SPARKLIGHT, In the Matter of the Es- DISTRIBUTION, the Estate of Glenn Boyce Notice is hereby given aye. Josh Cantrell made seconded by Don Melton. PORATION, 791.88, SUP- 72.24, INTERNET SER- tate of WILLIAM MACK APPROVAL OF AT- Hunsucker, Deceased, that that Eddie Stafford and a motion to approve the All voted aye. PLIES1098, ATWOODS, VICE1208, AT&T Mobility, STAFFORD, Deceased. TORNEY’S FEES, on the 7th day of May, 2020, Martha Sparlin, the duly change order AIA G701- 5-4-2020 9.98, SANITIZER1099, 82.46, PB-2018-35 COSTS,AND EXPENSES, there was produced and appointed and qualified 2017 by King Architectural The Board of County Com- MILLER OFFICE EQUIP- PHONE SERVICE1209, NOTICE OF HEARING DISCHARGE OF RESI- filed in the District Court of Co-Personal Representa- Solutions for the Marshall missioners met in a regular MENT, 441 .35, COPIER LEAF, 169.07, COPIER FIRST AND FINAL DENT AGENT, Marshall County, State of tives of the Estate of William County Medical Center meeting. All members were OVERAGESllO0, QUILL CONTRACT1210, AT&T, ACCOUNT, PETITION AND DISCHARGE OF Oklahoma, an instrument Mack Stafford, Deceased, construction, seconded by present along with Ann CORPORATION, 1227.65, 206.93, PHONE SER- FOR DECREE OF PERSONAL purporting to be the Will of have filed their First and Don Melton. All voted aye. Hartin, Gloria Salazar, Deb- SUPPLIESll0l, QUILL COR- VICE1211, OPENGATE DISTRIBUTION, REPRESENTATIVE Glenn Boyce Hunsucker, Final Account, Petition for Danny Cryer informed the bie Croasdale, Mary Ann PORATION, 596.49, OF- TECHNOLOGIES, 251.75, APPROVAL OF Notice is hereby given deceased, dated January Decree of Distribution, Ap- board that the Oklahoma Hale, Daniel Nixon, Wanda FICE SUPPLIES1102, C CONTRACT; County Sheriff Association Pearce, Laura Larkin, and GREEN PEST CONTROL Health 157, OKLAHOMA has provide 500 maps for Danny Cryer. Chris Duroy , 360 .00, PEST SPRAY- STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH, the first responders, emer- called the meeting to order, ING1103, T. H. ROG- 19037.44, Payroll158, PIT- gency manager and sheriff established a quorum was ERS LUMBER CO INC, NEY BOWES GLOB- department. Josh Cantrell present, led the Pledge of 40.36, SUPPLIES1104, AL FINANCIAL, 157.41, made a motion to adjourn, Allegiance. Don Melton ATWOODS, 70.91, SUP- POSTAGE MACHINE seconded by Don Melton. made a motion to approve PLIES1105, THE MADILL LEASE159, STANDLEY All voted aye. the Commissary account RECORD INC, 1075.20, SYSTEMS LLC, 188.91, 4-20-2020 at the Sheriff’s office, sec- COM M .PROCE ED- COPIER OVERAGES160, The Board of County Com- onded by Josh Cantrell. All INGS 11 06, TWIN PEAKS AA BUG PATROL, 77.00, missioners met in a regu- voted aye. Josh Cantrell WATER WORKS, 300 PEST SPRAYING161, lar meeting. All members made a motion to renew .00, GRASS SEED1107, TOUCHTONE COM- were present along with the contract between the AMERICAN ELEVATOR MUNICATIONS, 70.81, Ann Hartin, Laura Larkin, Department of Corrections, CO ., 386.00, ELEVATOR PHONE SERVICE162, Robert Chaney, Daniel Community Sentencing and INSPECTION1108, MA- OG&E, 253.46, UTILI- Nixon, Mary Ann Hale, and Marshall County Commis- DILL COIN LAUNDRY LLC, TY163, EMPIRE PAPER Danny Cryer. Chris Duroy sioners, seconded by Don 13.75, CLEANING SER- COMPANY INC, 196.30, called the meeting to or- Melton. All voted aye. Josh VICE1109, COUNSELING SUPPLIES164, COUNTY der, established a quorum Cantrell made a motion to INC., 50.00, SUPPORTlllO, BUILDING CENTER-MA- was present, and led the approve the detention ser- THE MADILL RECORD INC, DILL INC, 56.98, SUP- Pledge of Allegiance. Josh vices agreement between 1218.00, PUBLICATIONllll, PLIES165, EDMONDS, Cantrell made a motion for Sac and Fox Nation and MH SIGNS LLC, 25.00, VIRGINIA, 300.00, JANI- Willis Powell Volunteer Fire Board of County Commis- DOOR LETTERING1112, TORIAL SERVICE166, Department to advertise for sioners, seconded by Don S.O.R.D. INC, 61.50, UTIL- OKLAHOMA NAT. GAS bids on a pumper tanker Melton. All voted aye . Don ITY1113, REA, 200.63, CO., 63.38, UTILITY167, truck, seconded by Don Melton made a motion UTILITY1114, OG&E, MADILL PUBLIC WORKS Melton. All voted aye. Don to approve the contract 1759.27, UTILITY1115, AUTHORITY, 109.00, UTIL- Melton made a motion to between Western Plains OG&E, 1627.59, UTIL- ITY168, SPARKLIGHT, approve the invoice #86127 Youth & Family Services ITY1116, SPARKLETTS 81.32, CABLE; for payment by the Marshall at Northwest Oklahoma & SIERRA SPRINGS, Highway 949, RATCLIFFE County Medical Center Regional Juvenile Deten- 9.00, WATER1117, MAN- & SONS INC, 22.40, Board of Control, seconded tion Center and the Board SFIELD OIL CO . INC, GAS950, COMDATA INC, by Josh Cantrell. All voted of County Commissioners, 2323.56, FUEL1118, 1 57.13, GAS951, AT&T Mo- aye. Josh Cantrell made a seconded by Josh Cantrell. TB-TECH COMMUNI- bility, 28.50, TABLET952, motion to approve the de- All voted aye. Chris Duroy CATIONS LLC, 574.74, ATWOODS, 25.36, SUP- tention service agreement presented certificates of PHONE SERVICE1119, PLIES953, ATWOODS, with Tulsa County Juvenile election to Joshua Cantrell, WALMART COMMUNITY, 705.76, SUPPLIES954, Detention Center, seconded District #2 County Commis- 846.96, BREAD1120, PFG NORTH TEXAS NATURAL by Don M elton. All voted sioner; Wanda Sue Pearce, LITTLE ROCK, 8639.89, SELECT MATERIALS LLC, aye. Josh Cantrell made a Marshall County Court JAIL FOOD1121, AT&T M 401 5.34, ROAD M AT- motion to hire Daniel Nixon Clerk; and Gloria Salazar obilit y, 541.40, CELLULAR ERIAL955 , JIMMIES AUTO as part-time employee for Marshall County Clerk; from SERVICE1122, COMDATA SUPPLY LLC, 342.06, the Emergency Manage- the Marshall County Elec- INC, 155 .98, GAS1123, PARTS956, NORTH TEX- ment, seconded by Don tion Board. Josh Cantrell AT&T Mobility, 174.25, AS NATURAL SELECT Melton. All voted aye . Don made a motion to continue MOBILE PHONE1124, MATERIALS LLC, 305.22, Melton made a motion to the Proclamation declar- ATWOODS, 36.98, SUP- ROAD MATERIAL957, J.R. continue the Proclamation ing a state of disaster and PLIES1173, CIT, 188.00, M THOMPSON INC, 6699.35, declaring a state of disaster public health emergency for AINT . AGREEMENT1174, ROAD MATERIAL958, C.L. and public health emer- Marshall County adopted AT&T INTERNET, 170.07, BOYD COMPANY, 762.48, gency for Marshall County, the 25th day of March 2020 PHONE SERVICE1175, REPAIRS959, MOTOR seconded by Josh Cantrell. and amendment dated April OPENGATE TECHNOLO- SALES, 218.77, PARTS960, All voted aye. 6, 2020, seconded by Don GIES, 238.11, SERVICE COUNTY BUILDING Josh Cantrell made a mo- Melton. All voted aye. Josh CONTRACT1176, SPRING CENTER- M ADILL INC, tion to approve the minutes Cantrell made a motion to HOUSE WATER CO INC., 14.78, SUPPLIES961, T. from previous meetings, re-open the courthouse and 21.00, WATER1177, H. ROGERS LUMBER purchase orders and travel annex to the public on May SPARKLETTS & SIERRA CO INC, 130.78, SUP- claims, seconded by Don 5, 2020, with restrictions: SPRINGS, 47 .40, WA- PLIES962, ATWOODS, Melton. All voted aye. Mary continue observing the CDC TER1178, AT&T, 88.47, 155.25, SUPPLIES963, Ann Hale informed the guidelines, glove and mask PHONE SERVICE1179, J&I MFG CO INC, 875.70, Board she had received an will be provided for custom- MILLER OFFICE EQUIP- SUPPLIES964, DOLESE invoice from the Marshall ers as needed, no more than MENT, 140.90, COPIER BROS. CO INC, 8513 .08, County Medical Center two customers in an office OVERAGES1180, DAR- ROAD MATERIAL965, SSellell iitt here at The Madill Record! We make it easy for you. , May 14, 2020 – Page 5B Page 6B – The Madill Record – Thursday, May 14, 2020
The Madill Record LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES L EGAL NOTICES PLIES964, DOLESE BROS. LUBE EXPRESS, 78.45, CO INC, 8513 .08, ROAD OIL CHANGE121, MH BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF MATERIAL965, WARREN SIGNS LLC, 79 .36, RE- New Southeastern president begins duties THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA CAT, 1099.90, PARTS966, CEIPT BOOKS; APPLICATION OF OKLAHOMA NATURAL ) J.R. THOMPSON INC, 10 Law Library 5, ADMIN OF- From Staff Reports GAS COMPANY, A DIVISION OF ONE ) 456 .81, ROAD MATE- FICE OF THE COURTS, dent for Student Suc- GAS, INC., FOR APPROVAL OF ITS ) CAUSE NO. RIAL967, J.R. THOMP- 2500.94, COLLECTION; cess and Dean of Stu- PERFORMANCE BASED RATE CHANGE ) PUD 202000022 SON INC, 9108.89, ROAD LEPC 4, WALMART COM- DURANT, Okla. dents at Texas A&M- PLAN CALCULATIONS FOR THE TWELVE ) MATERIAL968, JIMMIES MUNITY, 28.36, SUPPLIES; – Even in the best of Commerce. MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2019, ) AUTO SUPPLY LLC, 400 Mtg Cert 20, SPARKLETTS times, being a college ENERGY EFFICIENCY TRUE-UP AND ) .29, PARTS969, C.L. BOYD & SIERRA SPRINGS, Prior to that, he president presents was President of Me- UTILITY INCENTIVE ADJUSTMENTS FOR ) COMPANY, 995.99, RE- 42.22, WATER21, SPARK- PROGRAM YEAR 2019, AND CHANGES ) PAIRS970, J. R. THOMP- LIGHT, 134.99, INTERNET its own unique chal- salands Community OR MODIFICATIONS TO ITS TARIFFS ) SON INC, 10365.04, ROAD SERVICE; lenges. College in Tucumcari, NOTICE OF APPLICATION MATERIAL971, KINGS- But those challeng- New Mexico, which TON HARDWARE INC, Resale 106, QUADIENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Oklahoma Natural Gas Com- 87.15, SUPPLIES972, LEASING USA, INC, es have perhaps never saw a significant -in pany, a division of ONE Gas, Inc., (the “Company”), has filed an MOTOR SALES, 360.37, 850.74, POSTAGE MA- been greater than in crease in enrollment Application with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (the SUPPLIES973, PRAXAIR CHINE LEASE107, QUILL today’s world when and improved gradu- “Commission”) in the above-captioned Cause requesting that the DISTRIBUTION INC, 20.77, CORPORATION, 42.97, college administra- ation rates during his Commission approve: (a) the calculations for the twelve months SUPPLIES974, SEAL OFFICE SUPPLIES116, ending December 31, 2019, presented by the Company according MASTERS INC, 1570.19, MID-WEST PRINTING tors find themselves five-year tenure. dealing with unprec- While at Mesa- to the requirements of the Company’s Tariff 1201, also known as ROAD MATERIAL975, COMPANY INC, 735 .00, the Performance Based Rate Change Tariff (“PBRC Tariff”), (b) the MANSFIELD OIL CO. INC, OFFICE SUPPLIES117, edented health, en- lands, he also served energy efficiency true-up and utility incentive adjustments for pro- 185.10, GAS976, LAKE MARSHALL COUNTY AB- rollment, budget, and as Chair of the Presi- COUNTRY PETROLEUM STRACT, 8250.00, TITLE gram year 2019, and (c) certain modifications to its tariffs. LLC, 1305.00, DIESEL977, REPORTS118, AMERICAN funding issues due to Clark and President and community as a dent’s Academy Ex- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that, pursuant to the Company’s SUMMIT TRUCK GROUP, SECURITY CABINETS, the ongoing COVID-19 Burrage,’’ Newsom priority, while balanc- ecutive Committee of Application, the monthly bill for an average residential customer 366.58, REPAIRS978, J.R. 1764.00, DROP BOX119, pandemic. said. ing the importance of the American Asso- would increase $0.96 or $11.52 annually. THOMPSON INC, 8281.56, AT&T, 96.32, PHONE SER- Dr. Thomas New- “The University an environment that ciation of Community NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that, pursuant to Order No. 689337 ROAD MATERIAL979, DA- VICE; RM&P 7, MID-WEST som, who began his regarding the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and the Company’s VIS FLEET PARTS INC, PRINTING COMPANY has a dedicated fac- promotes student suc- Colleges (AACC). duties as the 21st ulty and staff, growing cess,’’ Newsom said. Prior to assum- Application, the Company will continue to return to customers ex- 96 .36, CLAMPS & HOS- INC, 1287.90, RECREATE cess deferred income taxes (“EDIT”), both protected and unpro- ES980, LAKE COUNTRY BOOKS; president of South- enrollment, and solid “In order to achieve ing the presidency at tected. The one-time annual EDIT credit for 2020 is $12,191,299, PETROLEUM LLC, 2610 Rural Fire-ST 73, SUTHER- eastern Oklahoma financial standing. this goal, I will com- Mesalands, Newsom subject to true-up, which equates to $13.72 for an average resi- .00, DIESEL981, HISLE LAND & CO, 5500 .00, State University on BROTHERS INC., 68.89, EQUIP LOCKERS74, PIN- Our job now is to build mission a task force, served in numerous dential customer. LATCHES982, CENTER- POINT MONOGRAMS INC, April 30, says he is on that foundation as representative of cam- capacities for 13 years NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that said Application has been set POINT ENERGY ARKLA, 232.80, UNIFORMS75, looking forward to the we move forward.’’ pus and community at The Art Institutes, for Hearing on the Merits before an Administrative Law Judge, 57.77, UTILITY983, OG&E, RAW ENTERPRISES, task at hand. Like most universi- leaders, to study all is- including a six-year Courtroom B, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Bldg., 2101 N. Lincoln Blvd., 120.33, UTILITY984, B&B 2500.00, SUPPLIES76, Newsom replaces ties, Southeastern has sues related to resum- stint as president of Oklahoma City, OK, at 1:30 p.m. on the 11th day of June, 2020, TRUCK SERVICE, 2505.62, SHIPMAN COMMUNI- and continuing daily until complete. Interested persons may ap- REPAIRS985, COMDATA CATIONS INC, 2305.00, Dr. Bryon Clark, who not held face-to-face ing classes on campus The Art Institute of served as interim pres- pear at the Hearing on the Merits and make public comment if INC, 230.61, GAS986, SUPPLIES77, WELCH classes or held any ac- this fall. This task Dallas and four years they so desire. OG& E, 220.97 , UTIL- STATE BANK, 1234.67, ident from October tivities due to the pan- force will be charged as Vice Chancellor at NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may ap- ITY987, Cantrell, Joshua LEASE PAYMENT78, 2019 through April demic since March, al- with making recom- South University. A., 93.46, REIMBURSE- CASCO INDUSTRIES IN- pear and be heard, and the Commission shall, after hearing, issue MENT988, OG&E, 54.66, CORPORATED, 5848.00, 2020. though spring classes mendations that guide A native of Sher- such orders and grant such relief as it deems fair, reasonable, UTILITY989, OKLA. DEPT. SUPP/EQUIP79, MOTOR Prior to that, Sean have continued online. us all back to campus man, Texas, New- necessary, proper and equitable in the premises, whether or not OF TRANSPORTATION, SALES, 828.00, PRES- Burrage was presi- Summer classes are in a way that is in the som earned a Ph.D. specifically requested by the Company. 1728.93, LEASE PAY- SURE WASHER; dent of Southeastern also scheduled for best interests of our in Higher Education For information concerning this matter, contact Dustin R. Fredrick, MENT990, PROSPERITY SH Commissary 2, BOB for five years – he is Oklahoma Natural Gas Company, a division of ONE Gas, Inc., 401 BANK, 2616.00, LEASE BARKER CO INC, 206.11, online delivery. university and com- Administration from now vice president Southeastern re- munity.’’ The University of N. Harvey Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73102, (405) 551-6631, or Mi- PAYMENT1019, J&I MFG RAZORS3, TURN KEY chael S. Ryan, Senior Attorney, Oklahoma Corporation Commis- CO INC, 176.03, SUP- HEALTH CLINICS LLC, for executive affairs cently announced the The Regional Uni- North Texas, an M.S. sion, 4th Floor, Jim Thorpe Office Building, 2101 N. Lincoln Blvd, PLIES1020, BRUCKNER 5.18, LAB SERVICES4, at the University of intent to move away versity System of in Higher Education Oklahoma City, OK 73105-4994, (405) 522-8088, attorney for the TRUCK SALES, 820.80, MH SIGNS LLC, 235.20, Oklahoma. Public Utility Division of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. REPAIRS1021, CINTAS RECEIPT BOOKS; from 100% remote Oklahoma (RUSO) from A&M-Commerce, CORPORATION, 345.85, SH Svc Fee 130, 0 REIL- “There’s no ques- learning and return Board of Regents an- and a B.A. in Business CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA UNIFORM SERVICE1022, LY AUTO PARTS, 3.99, tion that Southeastern to an active campus nounced Newsom’s ap- Administration from /s/ J. TODD HIETT, CHAIRMAN JIMMIES AUTO SUPPLY SUPPLIES131, COUNTY is in a better position this fall. pointment on January Austin College. /s/ BOB ANTHONY, VICE CHAIRMAN LLC, 95.06, PARTS1023, BUILDING CENTER-MA- to deal with these “We must do this 31, 2020. He and his wife /s/ DANA L. MURPHY, COMMISSIONER ATWOODS, 127.34, DILL INC, 5.30, SAND DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 14th DAY OF April, 2020. SUPPLIES1024, PRO- PAPER132, AVIDITY EN- challenges than many intentionally, with For the past two Vicky have three chil- institutions because of the safety and secu- years, Newsom served dren. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: GRESSIVE ENERGY LLC, TERPRISES LLC/COM- /s/ PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary 971.89, DIESEL1025, SEAL PUTER BYTES, 611.01, the leadership of Dr. rity of our campus as Interim Vice Presi- MASTERS INC, 1624.55, COMPUTER133, SPARK- PARTS1026, J PRICE EN- LIGHT, 116.87, INTERNET ERGY SERVICES LLC, SERVICE141, AT&T, 71.85, Wildlife Commission approves changes for antlerless deer, waterfowl hunting 1288.00, LABOR1027, INTERNET SERVICE142, STEWART, WENDYL, TB-TECH COMMUNI- 280.00, MOWING1028, CATIONS LLC, 574.74, From Staff Reports AT&T, 46.72, PHONE SER- PHONE SERVICE VICE1029, MADILL PUB- Ann Hartin, Marshall County LIC WORKS AUTHOR- Clerk Deer hunters will have more opportuni- ITY, 56.95, UTILITY1030, 219 Plaza POBox824 ties to harvest antlerless deer this fall, and Cantrell, Joshua A., 79.58, Madill, OK 73446 waterfowlers will have more hunting days in MEALS & MILEAGE1031, P 580 795-3220 T&W TIRE, 145.00, F 580 795-7596 the middle of the season, after the Oklahoma TIRES1032, 0 REILLY (Published in The Madill Wildlife Conservation Commission approved AUTO PARTS, 34.99, Record May 14, 2020 1t) two resolutions in its regular meeting May 4. PARTS1033, ATWOODS, 306.23, SUPPLIES1034, The Commission’s first-ever virtual meet- J&I MFG CO INC, 358.63, ing, to comply with social distancing guide- SUPPLIES1035, OKLA- SHOP SMART… lines related to the COVID-19 pandemic, HOMA CORPORATION COMM., 25.00, ANNU- was held via videoconference and streamed AL REGIS . FEE1036, for public viewing on the Internet. COUNTY BUILDING CENT ER- M ADILL INC, 13 .06, With antlerless deer harvest trending SUPPLIES1037, TROPHY downward the past few years, biologists AUTO GLASS INC, 430.00, with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife REPLACE GLASS1038, OKLAHOMA NAT. GAS Conservation who manage the state’s deer CO., 45.33, UTILITY1039, herd urged more liberal bag limits and more DAVIS FLEET PARTS INC, open days for antlerless harvest, as specified 307.50, PARTS1040, MA- DILL PUBLIC WORKS in the approved resolution. AUTHORITY, 92.12, UTIL- While muzzleloader and rifle season antler- ITY1041, AT&T INTER- less bag limits will increase in most zones, NET, 50 .98, INTERNET RECORDS1042, WARREN the total combined deer bag limit for each CAT, 1622.81, PARTS1043, hunter will not change. All deer taken during (ODWC Photo) C.L. BOYD COMPANY, muzzleloader and rifle seasons count toward Groendyke Transport Inc. of Enid donated a 2013 Mack Trucks semi-tractor to the Wildlife 77.38, PARTS1044, Department's Fisheries Division. Gathered for the presentation are, from left, Chas Patterson, AT&T, 156.39, PHONE a hunter’s combined season limit of six deer. SERVICE1045, J&I MFG Antlered deer limits remain unchanged. Northwest Region Fisheries Supervisor; Colby Rowe, heavy equipment operator; John D. CO INC, 306.41, SUP- SHOP Chief of Wildlife Bill Dinkines told Com- Groendyke, CEO of Groendyke Transport Inc.; and Barry Bolton, Fisheries Chief. PLIES1046, C.L. BOYD COMPANY, 119.71, SUP- missioners that antlerless harvest as a per- PLIES1047, KINGSTON centage of total deer harvest has decreased Forever chapters in Oklahoma donated a total sales and federal grant revenues are the main HARDWARE INC, 20.57, from 42 percent in 2014 to 36 percent in 2018. of $10,172.50 to fund habitat improvement funding sources. Every license dollar spent
SUPPLIES1048, BETTIS THE GARDEN CENTER, 75.00, The new regulations affect antlerless har- equipment and activities at several Wildlife by sportsmen in Oklahoma is used to fund DUMPSTER vest in all 10 of the state’s antlerless deer Management Areas. Laura McIver, QF re- ODWC’s user-pay/public-benefit conserva- RENT1049, J.R. THOMP- gional representative, told Commissioners tion efforts. SON INC, 9334.99, ROAD management zones. Additionally, the holiday MATERIAL1050, J.R. CLASSIFIEDS! antlerless deer season will increase from 10 these donations, when coupled with matching In other business, Commissioners: THOMPSON INC, 10056.00, to 14 days with the bag limit increasing to federal funds, will provide more than $44,000 Heard Director J.D. Strong’s regular report ROAD MATERIAL1051, AT&T, 88.98, PHONE two, which are considered bonus deer and do for wildlife habitat work to benefit quail and on Department activities. He said hunting SERVICE1052, CITY OF not count toward a hunter’s regular season other wildlife. and fishing license sales are holding steady KINGSTON, 103.29, UTIL- limit of six deer. Barry Bolton, Chief of Fisheries, recog- overall since the COVID-19 outbreak. ITY1053, PROSPERITY BANK, 2616.00, LEASE To promote antlerless deer harvest, a public nized Groendyke Transport Inc. and its chief Approved hiring a full-time coordinator for PAYMENT1054, QUILL information campaign will begin, said Nels executive, outgoing Commissioner John boating access and shooting range projects, CORPORATION, 200.06, Rodefeld, Chief of Information and Educa- D. Groendyke of Enid, for donating a 2013 which will take advantage of increased federal SUPPLIES1055, SPARK- LIGHT, 185.56, INTERNET tion for the Department. It will be similar Mack Trucks semi-tractor to replace one the funding available for those purposes. SERVICE; to the successful “Hunters in the Know … Department has used for 22 years. Northwest To view a recording of the meeting, go to Lake Patrol 110, COUNTY Take a Doe!” campaign from 2001-06. The Region Fisheries Supervisor Chas Patterson https://youtu.be/1VnEjVBmsuM. BUILDING CENTER- M ADILL INC, 18.48, SUP- Department will also look into other ways thanked Groendyke for the generous dona- The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Com- PLIESlll, GALLS LLC, to increase antlerless deer harvest. tion and said the tractor will be invaluable mission is the eight-member governing board 105.94, VESTS112, 0 in moving heavy equipment throughout his of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife REILLY AUTO PARTS, Waterfowl seasons will be different this 34.99, INFARED THER- year. The midseason split will be reduced region and the state. Conservation. The Commission establishes MOMETER113, CENTER from 12 days to five days, which will allow Donations from conservation partners such state hunting and fishing regulations, sets FOR EDUCATION & EM- as Quail Forever and from concerned individu- policy for the Wildlife Department and in- PLOYMENT LAW, 159.00, opening day to fall later on the calendar SUBSCRIPTION114, AKER than usual. Also, Zones 1 and 2 will have als are invaluable in helping the Department directly oversees all state fish and wildlife TIRE & LUBE EXPRESS, the same dates: Nov. 14-29, and Dec. 5-Jan. manage and protect fish and wildlife, along conservation activities. Commission members 120.52, OIL CHANGE115, ATWOODS, 17.96, SUP- 31, 2021. Two youth-only hunting days will with habitat, while growing our community are appointed by the governor and confirmed PLIES116, 0 REILLY AUTO occur Nov. 7 and Feb. 6, 2021, but now will of hunters and anglers, partnering with those by the Oklahoma Senate. PARTS, 45.54, WIPER also welcome active and veteran military who love the outdoors, and fostering steward- The next scheduled Commission meeting BLADES117, AKER TIRE & LUBE EXPRESS, 78.45, members to hunt those days. ship with those who care for the land. is set for 9 a.m. Monday, June 1, at Wildlife OIL CHANGE119, 0 REILLY Also during Monday’s meeting, Commis- The Wildlife Department doesn’t receive Department headquarters, 1801 N. Lincoln AUTO PARTS, 35.66, SUP- sioners accepted two large donations. Quail any general state tax appropriations. License Blvd., Oklahoma City. PLIES120, AKER TIRE &
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