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Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Purcell- Fatal split Lexington A large.maple.tree.in.the.front.yard. at.219.W..Brule.narrowly.missed. High winds sustain the.home.it.once.sheltered.when. strong.winds.split.its.trunk.and. heavy tree felled.it.Sunday.morning. whip through area damage

John D. Montgomery The Purcell Register blowing. through. Purcell. not.say.how.high.the.wind. Rhoads.said.there.were. angry.when.it.was.about. flashing. and.Lexington.just.after.12. speed. was. but. told. him,. no.reports.of.hail.associ- 8-10. miles. southwest. of. The.pile.of.bricks.on.the. Winds,.clocked.in.excess. a.m..Sunday. “It.was.a.very.impressive. ated. with. the. storm. that. town,”.Rhoads.said. ground.would.fill.the.bed. of.100.mph.broke.out.win- Purcell.Emergency.Man- wind.field.” brought.lightning,.thunder. The.wind.blew.bricks.off. of.a.truck. dows,.blew.bricks.off.walls,. agement. Director. Kevin. Rhoads.said.he.saw.ra- and.two.inches.of.rain.in.a. the.east.wall.of.the.historic. shredded. tree. limbs. and. Rhoads.said.the.National. dar.clocking.the.ferocious. matter.of.15-20.minutes. Love.Hotel,.knocked.out.a. damaged. two. churches,. Weather. Service. would. winds.over.100.mph. “That. storm. got. very. window.and.blew.off.some. Please.see.Wind,.back.page Hillside Closings Cemetery We remember Memorial Day A brief history behind Memorial Day holiday Monday Annual observance JeanneGrimes Monday’s observance of The Purcell Register vacations. decorating the graves of The “late rebellion” was Memorial Day will mean a will be Monday Gen. John Logan, nation- comrades who died in the Civil War, the United 3-day weekend for most area For some area residents, The first Decoration Day al commander of the Grand defense of their country States’ bloodiest conflict residents. their attention on Monday will dates to May 1868. Army of the Republic, during the late rebellion, in 229 years. The day is a federal, state be turned to the cemeteries It wasn’t about picnics or issued an order declaring and whose bodies now lie Logan chose May 30 for and county holiday. where family members and camping or 3-day holiday May 30, 1868, a day “for in almost every city, village friends are buried. weekends to mark the unof- the purpose of strewing and hamlet churchyard in At Purcell’s Hillside Cem- ficial start of summer and with flowers or otherwise the land.” Please see History, back page Please see Closings, back page etery, the Memorial Day

Please see Hillside, back page Storm brings rain Packs winds in excess of 100 mph The damaging winds that were clocked on radar in ex- cess of 100 mph also brought a good drink of water for the area. Purcell’s official unofficial rain gauge recorded 1.90” of rain bringing the yearly total here to 14.38”. Some areas registered an even two inches of rain. So far this year Oklahoma Matthew Baker • The Purcell Register City has recorded 8.89”. The normal year-to-date rainfall Hats off to the grads amount is 12.16”. The class.of.2018.celebrates.in.Purcell..A.total.of.88.seniors.walked.across.the.stage.and.received.diplomas.at.The.Reimer.Center.last.Friday.night.

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The Falling bricks Avoiding Opinion...... 4A Purcell Register The historic Love diseases Hotel has damage How to avoid Society...... 6A ■ Deadlines ■ Contact us from the storm. insect born Neighbors...... 1B diseases. • News: 12 noon, Tuesday Obituaries....10A.&.11A • Display Ads: 12 noon, Tuesday 405-527-2126 [email protected] • Classifieds: 11 a.m., Tuesday Classifieds...... 12B • Legal Notices: 2 p.m., Tuesday Pg..2A Pg..8A 2A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018

Rain remains in forecast A low-pressure system that some isolated wind and hail is rial Day and expect it to feel is moving through will fuel possible. This rain will cause sticky outside as well. More some rain chances for Thursday humidity to increase for the rain chances are possible at the and Friday. The storms are not weekend. Temperatures will end of the week. expected to be widespread but be in the 90s for your Memo- – Leah Hill

John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register Falling facade Bricks were literally blown off the east wall of the historic Love Hotel during the horrific wind storm that blew through the area early Sunday. Scholarship recipient Corey McGregor wins $1,000 award Corey McGregor, a graduat- ter president and was a 2018 Shooting Sports team qualifier. John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register ing senior from Purcell High State FFA Degree Academic Additionally, he was honored School, won a $1,000 FFA Excellence recipient. as student of the month and Senior hug scholarship sponsored by He also was a District Star made the superintendent and 2018 Senior Lizzie Davis got a giant hug from Purcell Elementary School Principal Tammy Domino’s. Farmer and McClain County Chickasaw honor rolls. Dillard during the Senior Walk Through at the elementary building last Friday morning. McGregor will attend Mur- Reserve Senior Showman. In Eighteen students across ray State College in the fall to addition, he exhibited Purcell’s the country received $1,000 study biology. grand champion heifer. scholarships sponsored by During his time in Purcell Outside of FFA, McGregor Domino’s. The scholarships Firm FFA, McGregor served as chap- was a 2018 4-H National are part of Domino’s five-year, $1 million commitment to the National FFA Organization. footing Remember to cast your vote “I, along with the other Meet the franchisees across the country, Lex schools Tuesday, June 26 know there is no Domino’s Candidates... without the dairy, tomato, accept 100 wheat and other farmers work- ing hard every day to produce pair of cleats the food we serve,” said Steve A business partnership be- Dolan, Domino’s franchise VOTE ELECTION DAY JUNE 26TH owner in Norman. “I am glad tween Oklahoma Cleats for we can help local students by Kids and Under Armour has sponsoring scholarships to help resulted in the distribution of them achieve their dreams and more than 100 brand new pairs Larry DAVIS develop a successful career in of football cleats to teams at Lexington Public Schools. McClain County Commissioner District 1 the agriculture industry.” In November the nationwide DEMOCRAT In 2018, the National FFA Organization awarded $2.5 apparel manufacturer Under Dedicated to OUR community Armour donated $2 million DEPENDABLE QUALIFIED READY million in scholarships de- signed to fit the diversity of worth of new sports equipment [email protected] • (405) 664-8620 our applicants. Scholarships to C4K, the largest in-kind gift are sponsored by businesses in the non-profit organization’s Elect and individuals through the history. National FFA Foundation and “We are so pleased to part- Glen are given for a wide variety of ner with Under Armour to get experiences, career goals and new equipment in the hands of higher education plans. The kids who need it most,” said MURRAY selection process reviews the C4K Executive Director Stacy REPUBLICAN whole student – FFA involve- McDaniel. “We believe that a McClain County ment, work experience, super- gift this size has the potential Commissioner District 1 vised agricultural experience, to change the face of football 405-659-7656 community service, leadership programs across the state.” [email protected] skills and academics. Oklahoma Cleats for Kids empowers youngsters to live healthier lifestyles and learn life lessons through sports by Purcell Municipal Hospital and providing sports shoes and safe Purcell Medical Center Clinic equipment to players in need.

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• Photo provided 1612 N. Green Avenue Medal Program recipients Purcell, OK • 405-527-6657 The American Legion Department of Pennsylvania created the Monday – Friday, 8am – 10pm School Award Medal Program in 1921 for the purpose of instilling character and helping perpetuate the ideals of Americanism Saturday, 10am - 6pm among youth. The program went nationwide in 1926.The award Sunday, 10am – 4pm STARTS THURSDAY is given to a boy and a girl in the graduating classes that best exemplify six qualities that define character: courage, honor, leadership, patriotism, scholarship and service. Candidates for Juggling work and family commitments can be a challenge especially when you or a member the award are voted upon by a school’s faculty and members of of your family is feeling under the weather. Our friendly staff is available for your minor the candidates graduating class through a secret ballot casting. injury or non-emergency illness like colds, flu and sinus infections. PG-13 The local Legion post involved with the school makes the final selection upon receiving recommendation from students and WALK-IN WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT! HELD OVER! faculty. The American Legion Post 301 in Lexington received nominations from Lexington, Purcell and Wayne High Schools Fast Treatment I Convenient Hours this year. The awards at Lexington were given to Chloe Ille and Not for children R Jesus Solis, presented by Glenn Wilder; the awards at Purcell SHOWTIMES: were given to Haylee Swayze and Caylin Nimmo, presented by 7:30 EVENINGS John Hobbs; and the awards at Wayne were given to Arizona 2 PM SAT & SUN MATINEES Mae Ridgway and Cole Everett Mills, presented by Glenn Wilder. CALL FOR DAILY INFORMATION: Each received a certificate and a medal with the six qualities (405) 238-6358 / 238-7002 listed on the face of the medal, and the back bears the Marine NEXT TO TRAIN DEPOT Corps motto, “Semper Fidelis” (“always faithful”). However, PAULS VALLEY Purcell Medical Center Clinic | 1612 N. Green Avenue, Purcell, OK 73080 | 405-527-6657 most recipients agree the prestige of being recognized by their ROYAL THEATRE peers is an honor they will cherish forever. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-3A NEWS In summer breakfast and lunch tween Purcell and Lexington Brief starting June 4 through July will be coming much more 27 at the elementary school. frequently. There will be no meals served They strolled through on July 4. downtown Purcell Monday, The meals will be served Tuesday and Wednesday. Memorial Monday through Friday with They will be back next Day Closing breakfast from 8-9 a.m. and Tuesday and Wednesday, The Purcell Register will lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. officials report. be closed on Monday, May Purcell Junior High will be 28, in observance of Memo- available for a grab and go Wayne City Wide rial Day. breakfast and lunch. Garage Sale The office will be open at The Wayne City Wide 8 a.m. Tuesday morning and Green Avenue Garage Sale will be held all deadlines will remain the to One Lane Saturday, June 2. same. Green Avenue between Washington and Grant will be Breaking Free Memorial Day one lane for the next 3-4 weeks. Door of Hope is presenting Presentation So, here we go again with a new series “Breaking Free” A Memorial Day presen- snarled traffic and testy drivers. on Thursdays at 6:45 p.m. tation has been planned for Meanwhile, work will be The series will focus on underway to spruce up the breaking free of issues that Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Monday, May 28, at Hillside Cemetery in Purcell at 11 center median. you are battling. Church damage a.m. City officials have expressed The program meets at 920 S. Green Ave. in Purcell. Grace Chapel in Lexington sustained water damage after Sunday’s storm ripped away part of its Ron Fishburn will be the their appreciation to the public roof. A crew worked to remove sodden carpet, ceiling tiles and insulation on Sunday afternoon. keynote speaker at the yearly during this period. Lex Senior event. Drenched 5K Drenched 5K and Mile Fun Citizens Lunch Alumni Social The Lexington senior Run will be held at 7 a.m. Satur- Leadership Mid-America citizens serve lunch from 11 day, June 2, at the Purcell City Alumni’s next social is from a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednes- Lake, across from the Purcell 5-7 p.m. Thursday, May 24, days and Thursdays for a Multi-Purpose Center. at Libby’s Café in Goldsby. $6 donation. To-go orders All funds raised from the All alumni are invited to are $7. event will be donated to the attend and are welcome to The lunch is open to the Billy Keeler family. Mr. Keeler bring guests. public and home cooked is suffering from cancer. No RSVP needed, just drop and served by the Lexington For more information call by as your schedule allows. Senior Citizens. Tiffany Cheatwood at 205- The Lexington Commu- 3420. Chamber nity Center is located at 131 Luncheon Farmers Market S. Main. The May Heart of Okla- homa Chamber of Com- at Purcell Lake Purcell merce luncheon will be held Harvest from the Heart Farm- ers Market will be held from 5-8 NA Group Friday, May 25, at 12 p.m. at Purcell New Beginnings p.m. Friday, June 1, at Chandler the Purcell School Adminis- Group of Narcotics Anony- Park at the Purcell City Lake. tration Building, 919 N. 9th. mous meets Wednesday, Vendors are welcome. The host for the luncheon Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. For more information call is South Central CASA of The group meets at the Dale Bunn, City Manager, at John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register Oklahoma and Van’s Pig First Baptist Church in 527-6561. Brush everywhere Shop will be the caterer. Purcell. For more information call Tree damage is everywhere you turn in Purcell after the early morning storm that swept through Purcell Beams for Bridge the Purcell and Lexington areas Sunday. Up to two inches of rain fell with the terrible winds. Sarah W. at (405) 816-9233. Summer Meals through May 30 Purcell Schools will serve Beams for the new bridge be- Cleveland Get Rocking on the honored Ukulele at the library Ever played a ukulele? instrument, giving advice on For support Know what a ukulele is? Want choosing an instrument and to learn? then the methods for play- of Second The Purcell Public Library ing it. is giving an introduction to the Teens or adults may par- Amendment instrument at its program “Get ticipate, and registration is State Rep. Bobby Cleveland Rocking on the Ukulele,” at required in advance because this week received the Min- 10 a.m. Saturday, June 2, at space is limited. uteman Legislator of the Year the library, 919 N. Ninth St. For more information, visit Award, given by the Oklahoma Instructor and “uke” en- the library, call 527-5546 or 2nd Amendment Association thusiast Chris Davidson will go online to www.pioneerli- (OK2A). share his expertise about the brarysystem.org/purcell. The award is given “in the highest recognition of the legis- lator who aggressively defends the God-given right of the individual to self-preservation and who advances significant NEWS legislation to restore the Second from the Amendment right to keep and bear arms.” “Fighting for Second Amend- City of Purcell ment rights comes naturally to me,” said Cleveland, R-Slaugh- The City of Purcell does free brush pickup two times per year. terville. “I am a staunch believer During the remainder of the year, the City of Purcell will do in an American’s right to keep brush pickup by work order only. This means that the customer and bear arms, and receiving has to call in to City Hall to request pickup with charges to be the Minuteman Legislator of assessed to the customer utility account. the Year Award is a high honor.” The charges may range from $15 for a small load up to $50 During the 2018 legislative CELEBRATE MAY 26-27 for a large load, this includes Christmas trees. session, Cleveland authored The garbage company, WCA, does bulk waste pickup on Join us for a holiday weekend of festivity and the fourth Monday of each month. This includes small loads TWO SUMMER-LONG EXHIBITS. Honored of brush. The brush needs to be cut in three foot lengths and Please see , page 7A bundled with twine. Sculpting Cultures explores Southeast and Southwest pottery. Te Ata features the famous Chickasaw performer. Plus stomp dance demonstrations, traditional games, and more.

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Thursday • May 24, 2018 Opinion 4A The Purcell Register

(USPS 450-620) Letters to the Editor Policy Established November 23, 1887 Published every Thursday at Purcell, A little breezy here All letters to the editor must include the signature of the author and all Oklahoma by those listed as signees. All letters must include the name, address and a McClain County Publishing Company, Inc. I must admit I’m a little em- couple of muffins and was on daytime phone number for verification purposes. Addresses and phone 225 W. Main Street • Box 191 numbers will not be published. Purcell, OK 73080 barrassed to say I slept right my way. (405) 527-2126 through the storm that ripped The reading episode was an- The Purcell Register does not print anonymous letters to the edi- FAX (405) 527-3299 through Purcell and Lexington other embarrassing time for me. tor. Only two letters per month will be printed from the same author. [email protected] early last Sunday morning. I got hung up on the word Letters should be kept to a maximum of one (1) single spaced typed Purcell Emergency Manage- evangelization. letter-sized page. John D. Montgomery ment Director Kevin Rhoads After at least two attempts to Editor and Publisher The Purcell Register reserves the right to edit any and all letters. said radar clocked the winds pronounced the word correctly Letters to the editor during any campaign cycle which seek to endorse Gracie Montgomery in excess of 100 mph that I moved on with some redness a candidate or discredit another will not be published during the campaign Co-Publisher slammed into the two sister to my cheeks. cycle. Letters to the editor published in The Purcell Register do not cities. We did the entire Mass in necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. John Denny Montgomery Some windows and barn darkness due to the storm Assistant Editor doors were blown away but knocking out the power. most of the damage was to trees Light came in from the open Vickie Foraker and limbs. doors and there were some Advertising Manager A complete wrap up of the candles. storm can be found on Page 1 Other than that not much Our Views Jeanne Grimes of this week’s Register. Since it was Braums or light so I cheated and used a Reporter John Denny and I were no- Braums I made my way there. flashlight when I did my read- Todd Newville tified by City Manager Dale The place was packed with ing parts. Wedding breaks up news Sports Reporter Bunn that Braums and Walmart people wall-to-wall. Too bad I couldn’t have done both had power but that was The line to place an order a better job at pronunciation. Something positive for networks David Stull almost the extent of the busi- must have totaled about 40 It was almost weird just as Graphic Design nesses open south of Walnut deep. the last note of the closing Whether or not you were interested in last weekend’s Royal Creek. I quickly figured out I hymn had come from our a cap Wedding it did serve one important purpose. Emily Montgomery After we drove around and wouldn’t have time to wait out el lo voices, the lights came For the few days leading up to the big event and then over the Graphics Technician collected some pictures of dam- the line and make it to church brightly on. weekend you didn’t have to hear the words “Russia”, “Trump”, age, I began to think about my on time and Gracie and I were It had been nearly a dozen “Mueller” or “Comey.” Cathy Hanselman doing the Lay Readings. Advertising Representative usual Sunday morning chore hours of no electricity. The network news folks have no idea how weary many of us which is to fetch a Diet Coke So I went to Walmart, grabbed Some people were out for are about their reporting. Doris Caldwell for my roommate. a six pack of Diet Coke and a nearly 40 hours. The Purcell Register Production Technician Rebecca Cypert Receptionist News from Capitol hill Tracy Tompkins Proofreader Addressing wasteful spending through rescissions Subscriptions Rates Including Postage: McClain, Cleveland and Garvin Congressman Tom Cole programs have money that has President Trump asked Con- proposal identifies programs these rescissions only target Counties been appropriated in the past but gress to rescind more than $15 that have excess funds that are authorized and appropriated $30 Every year, Congress is re- never spent. President Trump billion – the most significant re- unused or cannot be used for its spending from previous years, Other Oklahoma sponsible for establishing leg- and his Administration have quest in the history of rescission. original purpose. and does not violate the budget Counties decided to address these un- Unfortunately, many federal For example, the ‘Railroad agreement negotiated by the $42 islation through its Appropria- Out of State tions Committees that will fund spent monies through a historic programs exist without up to Unemployment Insurance Ex- Administration and Republican $58 the federal government for the ‘rescissions’ package. date authorization to continue tended Benefits’ has 133 million leadership in both the Senate and (No refunds on subscriptions) fiscal year. As a member of the Rescissions authority is given functions and provide services. dollars of unobligated balances the House in February of this House Appropriations Commit- to the President under the Some have fulfilled their pur- since the program expired in year. Finding ways to properly Entered as periodicals postage (USPS 450-620) at the post office in Purcell, Oklahoma, under the tee, I know that the committee is Congressional Budget and Im- poses and obligations. 2012. spend federal funds is key to bal- Act of Congress of March 2, 1879 diligent to ensure that taxpayer poundment Control Act of 1974. Because of this, many of these The ‘Advanced Technology ancing our national budget and dollars are used responsibly and This act allows the President programs have unused funds Vehicles Manufacturing Loan preventing wasteful spending. POSTMASTER: Please send address changes to: for good purposes. to request Congress to rescind that will not be spent and have Program’ has not extended a I support President Trump’s Box 191, Purcell, OK 73080 Reducing excessive spending money from previously appro- been sitting in accounts for new loan since 2011, yet has proposal to rein in wasteful and finding places where cuts priated funding. prolonged periods of time. a balance of 4.3 billion dollars spending. I look forward to can be made remains a goal However, Congress must A rescissions package will in unused funds. Taking those working with him to move this Reaching Your of mine every year, which is create the legislative vehicle support reining in excess funds funds back will be helpful in rescissions package ahead and critical to addressing the federal to do so. and target the areas where reducing the debt and highlights continue to establish respon- Lawmakers debt and long-term spending After the President submits spending should be reduced or the importance of appropriating sible spending habits for our Senator problems. his request, Congress has 45 eliminated. money responsibly in the future. government. Paul Scott (R-43) State Capitol, Room 529-A However, many government days to act upon it. Last week, President Trump’s rescissions It is important to note that 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-5522

Senator John Sparks (D-16) State Capitol, Room 529-B News from Capitol hill 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-5553 The mission for better care for our veterans Senator Rob Standridge (D-15) Congressman Tom Cole the VA. The process to make programs and provide funding the VA predicts the Choice Pro- facilities, streamlined com- State Capitol, Room 429 changes is ongoing, and there for the continuation of the VA gram would run out of funding. munity care criteria and overall 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Our nation’s veterans, who continues to be areas in need Choice Program. While the legislation con- greater care for nine million (405) 521-5535 serve during times of war and of improvement. One of the Established in 2014, the VA tains numerous provisions veterans and their families. peace, have sacrificed a great primary obstacles that many Choice Program expands op- that expand the VA’s internal This legislation is a bipartisan Representative deal to keep our nation safe and veterans and their families face tions for medical care through capacity to care for veterans in agreement that makes short and Scott Martin (R-46) State Capitol, Room 432-D protect our freedoms. It is our is receiving timely and acces- a community provider, rather medical facilities by improv- long-term reforms essential to 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. duty in Congress to ensure that sible medical care. than at a VA hospital or facility ing recruitment and retention the future operation and success Oklahoma City, OK 73105 veterans receive the care they Long wait times and limited which may be hours away. The programs, changes also are of the VA. (405) 557-7329 have earned for their service to access continues to be a chal- program has had a complicated included for community care. Veterans should have the Representative our country. lenge for the VA. Congress has eligibility, authorization, ap- It will consolidate seven best care possible without the Bobby Cleveland (R-20) Although the Department of passed bipartisan legislation proval, and payment process duplicative programs into one burden of bureaucratic red-tape State Capitol, Room 325 Veterans Affairs (VA) has the annually to improve claims which is confusing and ex- cohesive program. It removes or inadequate resources. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 responsibility to provide a vari- processing and medical treat- pensive. the current 30-day, 40-mile bar- I was proud to support the (405) 557-7308 ety of services for veterans, it is ment for veterans. Unfortunately, the VA has riers to the Choice Program and reforms on the House floor, also Congress’ responsibility to Last week, the House passed struggled to keep up with the expands veteran choice and ac- and now it is up to the Sen- Representative Tim Downing (R-42) oversee the VA and ensure they one of the most comprehensive demand of the Choice Program. cess to timely and quality care. ate to pass this bipartisan bill. State Capitol, Room 300-A operate in the most transparent VA reform bills to date – the VA The VA MISSION Act includes The intent of this legislation Supporting our veterans is not 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. and efficient manner possible. MISSION Act of 2018. This $5.2 billion in mandatory fund- is to provide for shorter wait only the right thing to do – it Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Congress has made it a pri- bill will consolidate and stan- ing to circumvent a potential times, better care, faster pay- is a fundamental commitment (405) 557-7365 ority to dramatically reform dardize VA community care access crisis in early June when ment procedures, improved Congress must keep. Representative Claudia Griffith (D-45) State Capitol, Room 539 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Dog in the hen house Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 557-7386 I was almost home from When I got home, there were been dumped. one chicken were dead or still My dog Monroe was dumped Read us on the web at Meeker’s baseball game indeed turkeys and chickens in He had gotten into the pen missing, however. in the South Rock Creek area a against Oktaha Saturday eve- the pen. and had killed everything he I don’t know for sure that the couple of years ago. According www.purcellregister.com ning when daughter Brooke All dead except for one could catch. dog was dumped, but it happens to a witness, a man driving a called to say there was a dog Delaware hen. Turned out, he couldn’t catch a lot in our area. pickup pulled to the side of a RESS AS A P SO M C O IA H T A I BETTER O near the chicken and turkey The culprit was still nearby - everything. Sunday morning, People bring their no-longer- neighborhood road, let her out L K N O NEWSPAPER CONTEST pen. a young pit bull mix with dark six turkey hens were in the front wanted dogs and cats out to and drove off. SEQUOYAH 2 AWARD She didn’t want to get too circles around his eyes that gave yard, apparently home after North Rock Creek and make Fortunately, a resident took 0 1 R 6 W I N N E close because of the dog, she him a bit of a Panda look. fleeing the dog and roosting in them our problems. her in until a mutual friend said, but from her vantage point I recollected seeing him in the trees Saturday night. I believe many are eaten by she couldn’t see any turkeys or the area Saturday morning and All three toms, the rest of the coyotes that live between chickens. surmised that he probably had the turkey hens and all but my house and the river. Please see Dog, page 5A THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-5A Movies with Dave By David Stull

Another jam packed four that’s pretty much what all the m o u t h e d movie weekend this week. jokes boil down to here. mutant mer- And what a variety of films. Personally, I didn’t get much cenary is We have two completely out of them, but the people back. opposite comedies, one about in my theater seemed to just S e e k i n g older women seeking love, the about die of laughter at every to protect a other starring a loud mouthed, single joke. young boy super human mercenary. So I guess that’s what it (Julian Den- But that’s not all. comes down to. nison) from There’s also a buddy cop If you want to see Diane a time-trav- movie featuring talking dogs, Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice eling mutant from the future and to round things out a docu- Bergen, and Mary Steenburgen (Josh Brolin), Deadpool (Ryan mentary about the Pope. joke about sex for nearly two Reynolds) gathers a team of Let’s get to it shall we? hours, you’ll probably have a rogue mutants to stop him. *** great time with this movie. Alright, first things first. This First up For me though, I just couldn’t may be a superhero movie set is “Book force myself to get past the in the X-Men universe, but this Kristy Schrader • For The Purcell Register Club.” premise. is not, I repeat, not a film for Four life- “Book Club” is rated PG-13. children. Stellar play long friends’ *** This movie is incredibly Caleigh Clifton throws a runner out during the NCAA Regional Softball Tournament. The (Diane Ke- N e x t i s violent. Ridiculously so. Sooners were a perfect 3-0 in the tournament and will host the Super Regional tournament. aton, Jane “Pope Fran- It features multiple stab- Fonda, Can- cis: A Man Of bings, bullet wounds, severed dice Bergen, His Word.” limbs, decapitation, and even a and Mary This docu- crushed skull, all in full view Steenburgen) lives are turned mentary fol- for the audience to see. upside down when their book lows Pope Don’t be like the woman in club tackles the infamous “Fifty F r a n c i s , my theater who decided it was Shades of Grey.” sharing his a good idea to bring her baby • Photo provided From discovering new ro- ideas and to an R-rated movie. Please, New hardware mance to rekindling old flames, speaking to audiences around for everyone’s sake, leave the Lexington elementary each is inspired to revitalize the globe. little ones at home. teachers show off new iPads their love live. I don’t have the chance to Now that I have the dis- purchased using a donation There aren’t too many mov- see many documentaries in claimer out of the way, let me from the Purcell Rotary Club. ies where the premise, the very theaters, so for that alone this gush about how much fun I had Pictured are, from left, Kristin concept of the story, make the film is a bit of a treat. watching this movie. Belicek, Katie Shobert, Melissa film truly unappealing to me. However, this hardly feels This film, much like the first Hill and Laura George. Child Unfortunately this is one of like a movie. It’s more like a “Deadpool,” feels like it was literacy has been one of the those movies. 96 minute campaign video if made for me. Purcell Rotary Club’s main I hate “Fifty Shades of Grey.” anything. This is exactly my kind of initiatives for years. In addition I’ve never read the books, There’s barely any kind of humor. to the recent donation, the but I have had the distinct dis- story to propel the film forward. There are so many self-aware club has donated tousands pleasure of watching all three It’s mostly just a collection of gags and inside references to of dictionaries to area third films based on E. L. James’s loosely connected speeches and other movies here, especially graders. best selling novels. interviews with the Pope. comic books ones. Frankly, I found each of I suppose if there is a binding As someone who’s enjoyed From page 4A them more revolting than the narrative to the overall film, it’s superhero movies since they last. Not for the gratuitous nu- the Pope trying to live up to the were little, I loved every sec- dity or unconventional sexual saint that inspired his name, ond of it. Dog: content, that doesn’t phase me Francis of Assisi. Joke after joke left me laugh- connected us and Monroe came days - sorely needed to zero the understood my intentions and either way. And from what’s shown in ing to the point of tears. I could to live with me and Martin. sight on my .22 and perhaps doesn’t plan to return. No, I despise the series for a this documentary, it seems like hardly catch my breath I was So, there are happy endings, spend a little time on the range. By Brian Blansett much more insidious reason. he does. cracking up so much. but I suspect they are rare. I hope the dog correctly Tri-County Herald Championing a horribly abu- Pope Francis is highly sup- Ryan Reynolds was born For every Monroe, there are sive relationship. portive of the poor and even for this role. He is Deadpool. dozens or hundreds who meet Christian Grey, the leading goes as far as to celebrate Frankly I couldn’t imagine any- a painful end. man from “Fifty Shades of poverty. one doing the character better. And it is possible that this Grey,” is a whiny, disgusting He despises inequality. But it’s not just him. Every- dog merely had an irresponsible man-child who constantly He strongly dislikes how one’s great in this movie. owner who didn’t keep him in harms his partner both physi- humanity has treated the planet, I love Deadpool’s romantic the yard. cally and emotionally through- exploiting nature for profit. relationship with Morena Bac- Either way, I was determined out the series and pouts about He supports immigration, carin’s character. The two of it would never kill another bird. it when he doesn’t get his way. especially for those forced to them have so much chemistry Sadly, though, I discovered The fact that anyone finds leave their homes and country together. that I - the best marksman in that creep’s actions attractive because of terrible wars or I love Julian Dennison, who my platoon back in my Army is completely baffling to me. famine. plays the boy who Deadpool The romance of Christian All of these positions are befriends. I’ve only seen him in Grey and Anastasia Steele is great in my book, and it’s nice one other movie before, “Hunt Rep. Bobby possibly one of the worst to to see someone with so much for the Wilderpeople,” but man draw inspiration from. I can’t influence be this progressive does this kid have some cometic believe anyone would paint and caring for the common chops. I can’t wait to see him Cleveland that terrible relationship in a person. in more films. positive light. That said, I’m not sure I’d Even the more minor charac- Which leads me to this recommend people go out in ters are given plenty of time to praises new movie. droves to see this film. shine. Everyone complements This film is basically a cel- Since Francis is a native each other so well here. graduates ebration of “Fifty Shades of Spanish speaker, most of the And despite how cynical our Grey” and the author behind film’s dialogue is in Spanish. main character is, the story still State Rep. Bobby Cleveland it. The women here practically So if you don’t know Span- has a fair amount of heart. has congratulated the first make E. L. James out to be ish, you get to read subtitles Sure, most of the emotional class of female inmates to some kind of grand liberator for the large majority of the moments get played up for graduate from a new program of female sexuality, instead movie. Something I don’t mind, laughs in the end, but the writers at the Mabel Bassett Correc- of the normalizer of abusive but I know would put a lot of are still able to inject enough tional Center. relationships that she is. people off. humanity into the characters The Re-Entry Investment For that reason alone I had And like I said before, the and make them relatable. and Student Education (RISE) a very hard time enjoying any entire movie is pretty much If you enjoyed the first program allows inmates to aspect of this movie. just the Pope talking for an “Deadpool,” this is an easy earn certifications in cosme- All that said though, despite hour and a half straight. I could movie to recommend. In my tology. how much I hated the premise, see a lot of people finding that opinion it’s just as good, if not “Watching these women this film wasn’t all that painful pretty dull. better than the original. graduate filled me with such to sit through. Especially com- Honestly, on the surface this Those put off by extreme pride,” Cleveland said. pared to some other comedies whole project does appear to violence, foul-language, or “By committing themselves I’ve seen recently. be a bit self-indulgent. If the abundant comic book refer- to hard work, the women not It even made me laugh a few Pope didn’t come across as so ences should definitely steer only earned a professional times. humble, the film would look clear. certification, they gained an This movie felt like four like something crafted only to “Deadpool 2” is rated R. impressive skill to set them romantic comedies rolled into stroke his ego. *** on a better path after incar- one, with our quartet of leading Luckley Pope Francis seems L a s t ceration.” ladies meeting up occasionally like one of the most unassum- this week Sixteen women began the to discuss the latest happen- ing men on the planet. Even as is “Show program March 27, 2017, and ings of their love lives here a non-Catholic it’s hard to find Dogs.” all graduated on May 17. The and there. a single thing to dislike about In an at- program is funded through My favorite pairing ended up the guy. t e m p t t o private donations. being Diane Keaton and Andy Bottomline, if you like the r e s c u e a “Oklahoma should be look- Garcia. Keaton being a recent Pope and want to see where he stolen baby ing to increase the number of widow with overprotective stands on just about everything, panda, Max programs like RISE for people children and Garcia an adven- this is the movie for you. (Ludacris), who are incarcerated. turous pilot. Those who don’t care won’t a solitary Rottweiler police Professional job skills help I enjoyed the way the two of find this film all that compel- dog, teams up with a reluctant bridge a crucial gap after an them worked off each other. ling. human partner (Will Arnett). inmate is released. If nothing else, I thought they “Pope Francis: A Man of His Together they go undercover “We should be equipping were the funniest couple in the Word” is rated PG. at a prestigious dog show to as many inmates as possible movie overall. *** save the panda cub and arrest to become taxpayers – it not Speaking of the humor, I hope Third this week is “Dead- only broadens Oklahoma’s you enjoy sexual metaphors pool 2.” tax base, but it decreases the and double entendres because Everyone’s favorite foul- Please see Dave, page 7A odds of recidivism as well.” 6A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 The Purcell Register Society It’s a Small World Kick off Summer

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The Purcell Register will be day, June 2, at the Purcell City closed on Monday, May 28, in Lake, across from the Purcell a big day at the library observance of Memorial Day. Multi-Purpose Center. The office will be open at 8 All funds raised from the Summer is almost here, and learn a little more about the a.m. Tuesday morning and all event will be donated to the that means the annual Summer library. deadlines will remain the same. Billy Keeler family. Mr. Keeler Reading Program bringing a Sponsors for this year’s Sum- *** is suffering from cancer. jolt of activity to the community mer Reading Program are the Happy anniversary to my For more information call through the activities at the Anne and Henry Zarrow Foun- sister-in-law and brother-in- Tiffany Cheatwood at 205- Purcell Public Library. dation, Friends of the Library law, Missy and Mike Clark of 3420. This year’s theme, “Librar- groups, Hitachi Computer Del City. *** ies Rock!” is giving a chance Products of America Inc., In- They celebrate their 39th Purcell Schools will serve to explore literal rocks with stitute of Museum and Library anniversary May 26. summer breakfast and lunch the Museum of Osteology or Services, Oklahoma College *** starting June 4 through July PLS Maker Mobile staff to Savings Plan, the Pioneer Li- Happy birthday to Landon 27 at the elementary school. “rocking” with music and art brary System, Pioneer Library Wells, Cody Barton, Bernie There will be no meals programs led by a variety of System Foundation, Sonic Cash, Randy Hill, Butch Kluth, served on July 4. local performers. – America’s Drive-In, Corp., Dale Haynes, Miguel Mon- The meals will be served The library kicks off this the Oklahoma Department of telongo, Rigoberto Carrillo, Monday through Friday with year’s Summer Reading Pro- Libraries and the Oklahoman Jim Fleming, Charles Foutch, breakfast from 8-9 a.m. and gram at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Newspapers in Education. Maria Garcia, Brecklynn lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 31, at the library, 919 N. Find out more by visiting any Johnson, Edward Pacheco, Purcell Junior High will be Ninth St. PLS facility or going online to Sergio Romero, Ruby What- available for a grab and go It will be a day filled with www.pioneerlibrarysystem. ley, Esmeralda, Aguinaga, breakfast and lunch. activities get children and their org. And, make sure to down- Fatima Diaz, Sarah Dye, Luis *** caregivers ready for a summer load the PLS Connect App, Aguinaga, Cristina Garanzuay, Here’s a great recipe for the of activity at the library. It’s also available for iPhone and Apple Matthew Baker • The Purcell Register Alexander Purus, Tracey Sher- holiday weekend. a great chance to get enrolled users at the App Store or for man, Steven Richards, Abby Philadelphia A different pulpit for SRP, get a free book, and Android users via Google Play. Sheehy, Terry Hobson, Steve Mini Cheesecakes The Rev. Justin Blankenship speaks during Purcell High School’s Sherman, Asher Stone, Damon 1 cup graham cracker crumbs 2018 graduation ceremony. Carlton and Jerry Muir. 3/4 cup plus 2 Tbsp. sugar, *** divided Burton family to hold The May Heart of Oklahoma 3 Tbsp. butter or margarine, Chamber of Commerce lun- melted Stealey HCE cheon will be held Friday, May 3 8 oz. pkgs. Philadelphia 25, at 12 p.m. at the Purcell Cream Cheese, softened Stealey OHCE met May 14, 2018 in the McClain County reunion June 8 and 9 School Administration Build- 1 tsp. vanilla Farm & Home Community Center with Peggy Howard presiding. ing, 919 N. 9th. 3 eggs Flag salute was given by members in honor of our military men The children and grandchil- will be held with lots of items The host for the luncheon is 1 cup whipping cream and women followed with the reading of the OHCE Purpose. dren of the late E.B. and Ova to bid on. Also homemade South Central CASA of Okla- 2 cups blueberries Inspirational thought “Can Do Potential” (Proverbs 19:20) was Burton invite their friends and ice cream and cookies will be homa and Van’s Pig Shop will 1 Tbsp. lemon zest given by Jan Lenard. relatives to join them for a served. be the caterer. Heat oven to 325°. Members present were Susie Allen, Bonita Brakefield, Sharon family reunion Friday and Sat- On tap for Saturday will be a *** Combine graham cracker Hardcastle, Cindy Henley, Charm Kelly, Ruth Kelly, Norma urday, June 8 and 9, at the home breakfast and a potluck lunch. “Libraries Rock Kick-off crumbs, 2 Tbsp. sugar and Howard, Peggy Howard, Velma Little, Teresa Little, Jan Lenard, of Bob and Gail Trimmell. There are too many things - Summer Reading Program butter; press onto bottoms of Deborah Lenard and Nancy Richardson. There will be lots of fun, that will be happening to men- 2018” kick-off will be held 18 paper-lined muffin cups. Norma Howard read the minutes from the April meeting and games and food. tion so family members are en- Thursday, May 31, from 10:30 Beat cream cheese, vanilla treasurer’s report was given by Nancy Richardson. Both were Friday at 6 p.m. an auction couraged to not miss the event. a.m.-12 p.m. in the meeting and remaining sugar with mix- approved. room of the Purcell Public er until blended. Add eggs, 1 Club lesson this month was led by Peggy Howard titled “The Library. at a time, mixing on low speed American Flag.” We learned the procedures for displaying and Children of all ages are in- after each just until blended. retiring the American flag and we learned meanings of each vited to attend the event that Spoon over crusts. fold and the American Flag Code. includes science, technology, Bake 25 to 30 minutes or Members voted to make a monetary donation to support the engineering and mathematics, until centers are almost set. Purcell and Wayne School Backpack Program. along with drama, performing Cool completely. Refrigerate The Spring OHCE Council Meeting will be held Monday, June arts and music, art, crafts and 2 hours. 4, from 6-8 p.m. in the Pioneer Telephone Community Room in hobbies. Beat whipping cream with Blanchard. ECHO HCE will be the hostess group. Rock your summer by sign- mixer on high speed until Recycled items lists were turned in to Norma Howard and ing up for the Summer Reading stiff peaks form; spread onto quarterly report forms were brought up-to-date. Program at the Purcell Library. cheesecakes. Top with blueber- Exhibits for the McClain County Fair were reviewed and For more information call ries and zest. additional ones were assigned. Members were encouraged to the library at 527-5546. enter in the open classes. *** Bonita Brakefield and Nancy Richardson demonstrated how Harvest from the Heart to decorate and paint flower pots. They made several pretty Farmers Market will be held Bright Beginnings painted pots. from 5-8 p.m. Friday, June 1, Anyone interested in attending one of our meetings is invited at Chandler Park at the Purcell to join us on the second Monday of each month at the McClain Childcare Co. Farm & Home Community Building. For more information City Lake. located at Vendors are welcome. contact the McClain County Extension Office at 527-2437. For more information call 1729 Brookside Dr, Purcell Dale Bunn, City Manager, at NOW HAS FULL-TIME OPENINGS. 527-6561. PRIVATE PAY ONLY Oh, the things you will learn when you read For more info please call *** Keep informed Drenched 5K and Mile Fun 405-443-5915 about what’s Run will be held at 7 a.m. Satur- and ask for Wendy. going on in your • Photo provided community Better hearing PUBLICPUBLIC PUBLICPUBLIC by reading Marie Johnson didn’t know her kitchen clock ticked until she Memorial Day, Monday, May 28th public notices got a hearing aid. 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John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register Sign damage Window damage This 2003 GMC Envoy was knocked into the Emergency direction sign on the southwest corner Heartland Customs had several window panels blown out from the straight winds clocked of PMH property at the intersection of Green Avenue and Lincoln Street. The vehicle was driven by radar in excess of 100 mph. by Roxanne Phillips, 41, of Purcell. The Phillips vehicle and a 2013 Volkswagen EOS, driven by Ricki Looney, 60, of Pauls Valley, collided, according to investigating Purcell Police Sgt. Todd From page 3A Carpenter. Looney was transported to Norman Regional Hospital last Thursday about 9:46 Brazil bound Honored: a.m. with unspecified injuries. Memorial Assembly plans return House Bill 2527, which allows the board of county commis- JeanneGrimes sioners to authorize certain The Purcell Register They will be part of an 18-mem- county officials who possess ber crew from Memorial Assem- a valid handgun license issued When the Lord God makes bly of God. pursuant to the provisions of known His plans for you, only a The crew ranges in age from the Oklahoma Self-Defense foolish man would ignore those 21 to mid-60s. Fifteen of the Act to carry a concealed hand- plans. volunteers were on the 2017 gun when acting in the course The Rev. Duane Elmore, pastor mission trip. and scope of employment of Memorial Assembly of God Elmore said airfare is about on county annex facilities or in Purcell, is not a foolish man. $600 per person higher this year grounds surrounding the county Elmore led volunteers in the than in 2017. Round-trip plane courthouse. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register fall of 2017 on a mission trip to tickets from Oklahoma City to The Oklahoma 2nd Amend- Open for business a tiny Brazilian village so remote Manaus, Brazil, are projected to ment Association maintains that the only way to reach it was cost between $1,500 and $1,600 Than Maynard, broker-owner at Coldwell Banker Heart of Oklahoma Real Estate, did the heavy a daily presence at the state lifting at the Chamber Ribbon Cutting Tuesday at the company’s new office at 1800 N. Green Ave. a 7-hour boat ride up the Rio per person. Capitol during the legislative Negro. The team will depart Septem- session, bringing together legis- Once there, they built a new ber 17 and return September 23. lators, attorneys, law professors church, replacing the village’s The church will sponsor a and Second Amendment ex- existing house of worship which concert and meal June 1 to raise perts to craft public policy. The was in poor condition. money for the water filters and group also provides research to “We didn’t have a plan to go medical supplies, as well as to legislators and seeks to educate this year,” Elmore said. “But the cover a portion of the travel lawmakers, the public and the Lord opened the door for us. The expenses. media on the nation’s founders’ church is paid for.” Elmore said The Lesters will intent concerning the Second In addition to building another sing in a free concert at 7 p.m. Amendment. new church in a different village, After the concert, a free meal the missionaries will bring water of loaded baked potatoes will filters so the residents can have be served, followed by a dessert Follow us on clean water for drinking and auction. cooking. He added there will probably They are also packing supplies be a collection during the concert, John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register for an on-site medical clinic dur- as well. twitter.com/ Waiting to be set ing their stay. purcellregister “Everybody is excited about Beams are coming in and the new bridge is getting closer and closer to being opened. Dr. Rick Schmidt isn’t a mem- going again,” he said. “They feel ber of Elmore’s church, but he is the Lord opened the door.” the pastor’s physician. The mission team will be When Schmidt learned about working with a missionary who Elmore’s plans for the mission- was given a vision to build 100 ary trip, he volunteered to head new churches along the Amazon the clinic. River and its tributaries. Also staffing it will be Fred Elmore said they won’t know The Green of Washington and El- until they arrive in Brazil whether Purcell more’s daughter, Sarah. they will return to the Rio Negro Register Green is an EMT with the Nor- or to a location on the Amazon. man Fire Department and Sarah Whatever the destination, he Elmore is a nurse who works at expects a 6- to 8-hour boat ride the Purcell Clinic. to the village from Manaus. From page 5A Business Board Dave: the thieves responsible. you? I don’t care what it is, What do I even say about a nothing’s worth starring in movie like this? this nightmare. It’s just another generic I know the kind of demo- buddy cop movie, except this graphic this film is trying to one has talking dogs. appeal to. What dog obsessed The script is completely little kid doesn’t love a talking FARM • HOME • AUTO • LIFE soulless. Nothing about it is dog movie? I know I did when Roofing the least bit original. I was young. Bill Johnson If you’ve seen a buddy cop But I’m not even sure if movie, you’ve pretty much this makes a good distraction seen “Show Dogs.” for your doggie loving child. Delbert Taber, Agent Tear Off & New Construction Fully insured The animation on the ani- I don’t think a single kid in 405-527-7553 • 322 W. Washington • Purcell Free estimates mals’ mouths is shockingly my theater could stay in their Life insurance and annuity products offered through Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company/West Des Moines, IA. Property- Okla. license #0519 405-872-9499 poor. It’s like they skinned a seat for more than a minute casualty insurance products offered through Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company/ Oklahoma City, OK. 20 years local experience dog’s face and fitted it on top at a time while watching this of a creepy robot skull. movie. Not to mention all the other I couldn’t say if it was bore- cheap looking visual effects dom or if they were all just so used throughout the film. excited they couldn’t sit down. The voice acting ranges Either way, it certainly didn’t Criswell’s from lazy and terrible to ob- make for a very relaxing out- Commercial Printing noxious and terrible. ing for their parents. Business Cards • Letterheads Service• Tires Every time one of the dumb I guess if you’re kids have Wedding Invitations • Full Service Fuel • Minor Repairs pigeons that seemed to follow seen “Beverly Hills Chihua- Envelopes • Statements Jimmy Criswell • Oil Changes • U-Haul Rentals Ludacris’s character every- hua” plus all its sequels a Faxing • Copies & Brandon Criswell • Batteries where, opened their stupid Arnold Installs Mufflers hundred times and you’re just The little mouths, I wanted to jump dying for something new, this Purcell Register Hours: Monday thru Friday 7:30 AM to 5 PM • Saturday 7:30 AM to 12 Noon • Closed Sunday up and leave the theater. will probably satisfy them. 129 S. Green Ave. • Purcell • 405-527-0805 Will Arnett, what are you As for me, I’d rather slam 527-2126 doing here? You’re better than my head into a door frame for this. You can’t need money 90 minutes straight than watch this badly. this movie again. Does someone have dirt on “Show Dogs” is rated PG. 8A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 Newsmakers How to avoid

Howard named to scholar society insect- Ashley Howard of Purcell is a semifinalist for the inaugural class of the new Oklahoma State Scholars Society. The Scholars Society is the university’s premier scholar borne development program that offers major financial support and broad scholarly opportunities to top-performing in-state students. diseases Howard, who is majoring in agribusiness, will receive up to $28,000 in academic support over four years. With temperatures on the rise, insects are once again SWOSU honor students spreading disease. And it’s happening faster than it ever A total of 1,403 students have been named to honor has before. rolls at Southwestern Oklahoma State University for John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register The Centers for Disease academic work during the 2018 spring semester on the Control and Prevention re- Another film Weatherford and Sayre campuses. ports that the number of Purcell was used as a set for yet another movie, this one about the novel by John Grisham There were 672 students named to the President’s Americans infected by Lyme “An Innocent Man”. The Netflix movie scene was shot on Jackson Street between 7th and 8th Honor Roll. An undergraduate student who earns all disease, West Nile virus and streets last Thursday afternoon. A’s in 12 or more hours during a semester qualifies for other insect-borne illnesses the President’s Honor Roll. has more than tripled since There were 731 students on the Dean’s Honor Roll. 2004, jumping from 27,388 Contemporary Chickasaw Art An undergraduate student who completes 12 semester cases to more than 96,000 hours with a grade point average of 3.5 or higher with no in 2016. grade lower than “C” qualifies for the Dean’s Honor Roll. According to Oklahoma Heart of Oklahoma students named to the President’s Medical Research Foundation Exhibition opens June 7 at OU Honor Roll include Erin Cole Hayhurst of Dibble; President Stephen Prescott, Brooke Boettler of Purcell; Katy J. Elmore, Ken- The Fred Jones Jr. Museum of ments of design and render them organized it loosely around M.D., climate change ap- dra Danielle Place and Madison Lee Roberts, all of pears to be a key driver for Art on the University of Okla- using contemporary materials themes that the artists consider Washington and Amanda Leigh Nelson and Lea Ann homa Norman campus serves as and aesthetics to create an in- central to contemporary Chicka- this trend. Brown, both of Wayne. “In the southern U.S. and the first venue for a new traveling novative visual language. saw life, such as Chickasaw Named to the Dean’s Honor Roll were Nathanial exhibition of fresh Native Amer- Others investigate tribal sto- history, traditional beliefs and Gulf Coast, we are seeing Kail Ford of Lexington; Carson Andrew McLain of real changes in the types of ican artwork. Visual Voices: ries, belief systems or family designs, and issues of identity, Purcell; and Brady Douglas Kulbeth of Washington. Contemporary Chickasaw Art histories and traditions, and both personal and cultural,” he mosquitoes that can survive features more than five dozen how these relate to present-day concluded. there,” said Prescott. “More works by emerging Chickasaw Chickasaw life. Visual Voices: Contempo- USAO honor students parts of the country look artists and opens with compli- “From oil and watercolor rary Chickasaw Art is made More than 200 students at the University of Science increasingly like the climate mentary, public festivities at 7 to textiles and metals, glass, possible by grants provided by and Arts of Oklahoma were recently named to the uni- in Brazil and other tropical p.m. Thursday, June 7. bronze and other materials, the Chickasaw Nation and the versity’s two honor rolls for the spring 2018 trimester. areas, so diseases we previ- After a presentation featuring the artworks of 15 featured National Endowment for the Named to the Regents Honor Roll is Zackary Edel- ously only associated with the curator and select artists Chickasaw artists in this exhi- Arts, and by assistance from man of Purcell. those places are now here, from the exhibition, visitors bition are unique, intrinsically The American Indian Cultural Among those named to the USAO Honor Roll are Cas- even in Oklahoma.” are invited to explore the new Southeastern and distinctive Center and Museum. sidy Bennett of Lexington; Casey Gilman, Harrison Other contributing factors exhibition. Complimentary in design among today’s con- The exhibition remains on Johnson, Allyssia Lynch and Eric Lynch of Purcell; include the increase in global valet parking will be available temporary tribal artists,” Well- display through September 9 and Courtney Lyles of Washington. travel, a return of forestation to the public. Off-Man said. “They are rising before it opens again next year at The USAO Honor Roll recognizes students whose in urban areas and suburbs, “Visual Voices: Contem- contemporary voices on an aes- the Mississippi Museum of Art grade point average is 3.5 or higher for 12 or more hours and a lack of new vaccines to porary Chickasaw Art offers thetic landscape of 21st-century in Jackson and the Institute of of class work. The Regents Honor Roll recognizes those combat the new threats, said celebratory and mysterious, American Indian art.” American Indian Arts Museum who have been named to the USAO Honor Roll for three Prescott. thought-provoking and critical With more than 65 artworks of Contemporary Native Arts in or more consecutive trimesters. The honor rolls were In Oklahoma, the most com- two-dimensional and three- reflecting a wide variety of Santa Fe. created to recognize and encourage academic excellence. mon insect-borne diseases dimensional works, including themes, techniques and meth- A family day is scheduled are West Nile virus, which abstract and experimental con- ods, the exhibition finds balance from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 17, is spread by mosquitoes, Inducted into Phi Kappa Phi and Rocky Mountain spotted temporary Chickasaw art,” said in the artists’ strong connection at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Nakoma Hazlett and Ana Paez were recently initiated Manuela Well-Off-Man, exhi- to tribal identity as well as his Art that features stomp-dancing, fever, which ticks pass from into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s animals to humans. bition curator. “This traveling or her distinctly individual and storytelling and art projects oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for exhibition offers an opportunity cultural roots. presented by the Chickasaw “There are a lot of bad all academic disciplines. diseases here in Oklahoma to view recent works by lead- “Visual Voices provides the Cultural Center. Hazlett of Purcell was initiated at Oklahoma State ing and emerging artists of the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art a More information about this already, and many more could University and Paez of Purcell was initiated at Cameron be on the way. Some of them Chickasaw Nation.” unique opportunity to collabo- exhibition and related programs University. According to Well-Off-Man, rate with contemporary artists is available on the museum’s you might not even have They are among approximately 30,000 students, fac- heard of yet, like chikungunya the artworks analyze the com- from the Chickasaw Nation, website at www.ou.edu/fjjma. ulty, professional staff and alumni to be initiated into plex relationship between con- whose cultural legacy lives on The traveling exhibition’s web- or dengue,” said Prescott. Phi Kappa Phi each year. Membership is by invitation “These can do serious damage temporary Chickasaw life and through the artistic endeavors of site is www.chickasawartists. only and requires nomination and approval by a chapter. rich tribal history and culture. these featured artists,” said Mark com. to your health, and we need to Only the top 10 percent of seniors and 7.5 percent of be prepared for their arrival.” Each artist demonstrates a per- White, the museum’s Wylodean The Fred Jones Jr. Museum juniors are eligible for membership. sonal approach. and Bill Saxon director. of Art is located in the OU Arts So, how do you protect Phi Kappa Phi was founded in 1897 under the lead- yourself? Many of the artists are inspired “The included artists helped District on the corner of Elm ership of Marcus L. Urann who had a desire to create by traditional Chickasaw ele- to develop the exhibition and Avenue and Boyd Street, at 555 The best defense, Prescott a different kind of honor society: one that recognized said, is to keep insects off Elm Ave., on the OU Norman excellence in all academic disciplines. campus. your skin. “Whether you wear Admission to the museum is long sleeves and pants, use an complimentary to all visitors, Hunt named to honor roll insect repellent with DEET, or thanks to the generosity of the Libby Hunt of Purcell was named to the Provost’s both, you are taking a crucial OU Office of the President and Honor Roll at Midwestern State University in Wichita step,” he said. the OU Athletics Department. Falls, Texas. Using insect repellant, said The museum is closed on A student who completes 12 hours in one semester Prescott, doesn’t pose a risk. Mondays. with a grade point average of 3.75 to 3.99 and no grade “There is no evidence that Information and accommoda- lower than C will be included on the Provost’s Honor regular application in this tions are available by calling Roll. The student cannot have semester grades of I, circumstance is detrimental Baseball Camp (405) 325-4938 or visiting www. WF or NC. to your health. It represents far less risk than getting bitten ____ Session 1 May 29-30 • 9:00-Noon For incoming Pre-K thru 2nd Grade ou.edu/fjjma. by an infected insect.” ____ Session 2 May 31-June 1 • 9:00 -Noon For incoming 3rd thru 6th Grades He also suggests limiting (PLEASE PUT A CHECKMARK NEXT TO THE SESSION YOUR CH ILD WILL ATTEND.) outdoor activities around dusk I, the legal guardian of my child, have read the following statement of responsibility. I understand that I will and dawn, when insect activ- be responsible for my child’s insurance coverage if any injury occurs while my child is at the Washington ity is at its highest. Baseball Camp. The school will not be held responsible for the injury or medical cost. If you’re outdoors in the X ______early mornings or evenings, avoid walking through grass, Camper’s Name: ______Age: ______where you’re most likely to T-Shirt Size: YS YM YL YXL AS AM AL attract mosquitoes and ticks. Emergency Contact Name: ______Cell: ______To help control insect popu- lations, Prescott recommends dumping out flower pots that Location: Washington High School Baseball Field contain excess water and Cost: $40.00 (There will be a $10 discount for siblings.) making sure gutters or storm Camp Instructors: Jeff Kulbeth - Head High School Baseball Coach drains aren’t full or clogged. Brad Lucas - Asst. High School Baseball Coach Routinely change water in High School Baseball Players bird baths and pet water Camp Features: Proper fielding and catching techniques, proper hitting bowls, too, he said. mechanics, proper throwing mechanics, drills designed to “The best advice I can give improve skills, pitching mechanics, daily competitions, base Roofing • Gutters • Siding & more is this: do whatever it takes to running, and CAMP SHIRTS! avoid getting bitten by mos- Equipment Needed: Campers will furnish their own shoes, glove, helmet, and bat. quitoes,” said Prescott. Note: Registration will begin at 8:30 on Tuesday for Session 1 and at 8:30 on Thursday for Session 2. You can also turn registration form in to the office secretary of your child’s Visit us at: building. (Please make checks payable to Jeff Kulbeth) There will be a concession stand with drinks and snacks only. All items will be $1.00. Contact: Feel free to contact me by cell if you have any questions. 405-703-3843 Coach K’s Cell: 405-250-7485. purcellregister.com THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-9A

• Photo provided Lexington Student Council campaign The Lexington Middle School Student Council recently lead a “Spread the Word to End the Word” campaign. The campaign was to raise awareness of the derogatory use of the R-Word. Several Lexington Middle School students took a pledge to not use the word. Middle school student council members also sold T-shirts to raise awareness on the issue and raised $200 that they donated to the Heart Of Oklahoma Special Olympics team. Spreading the word were (from left) Marci Bean. Student Council Sponsor; Carson Claunch, vice president; Cooper Bean, president; Maxx Woods, secretary; Katy Henson, historian; Terri Sample, guest speaker; Adam Sample, Heart of Oklahoma Special Olympic Team athlete; Merit Skaggs, reporter; Gracie Bettes, parlimentarian; Tori Faulkenberry, treasurer; and Mallory Shewey, Student Council Sponsor.

• Photo provided McClain County Follow Freshman of the year Khia Tyler nabbed the Slow-pitch Freshman of the year award • Photo provided Conservation District for her achievement at the recent softball banquet. us on Slow-pitch holds Outdoor Classroom Offensive Player The McClain County Con- topics which they special- of the Year servation District and the ize in. Natural Resource Conservation The sessions included Fish Hannah Buchanan was Service held its annual Outdoor Lab, Wildlife Conservation, awarded the Offensive Player Classroom for Purcell fifth Composting, Making Dirt twitter.com/purcellregister of the year award for slow-pitch graders May 3. Babies and Law Enforcement at the recent softball banquet. Approximately 100 fifth Drug Dog. grade students enjoyed a day If you are interested in con- of fun and education as they servation education, contact listened to volunteer profes- our office at 1721 Hardcastle Purcell Senior Citizens sionals give informative and Blvd., Suite B, in Purcell, or By Fredda Perry interesting presentations on call 527-3452. Just when we thought summer was showing its face, spring storms blew in and I do mean blew in. I think there was a tree or limbs off of trees in every block in town. According to the weatherman, we had winds 80 to 90 miles per hour Saturday in the night and early Sunday morning. When we all got up Sunday morning and found we had no electricity, we knew there had been some activity. The center was closed Monday due to no electricity. The city guys finally got us up and going by early Monday evening. We are making bouquets for the graves for Memorial Day. If you are needing flowers, come by. Most of our flowers are $5. • Photo provided This is one of our fundraisers for the year. Fast-pitch Defensive Player of the Year The number of meals has climbed back to almost our previ- Haylee Swayze was awarded the Defensive Player of the Year ous numbers. It is so nice to have a room full for lunch. We for Fast-pitch at the recent softball banquet. Swayze is pictured still have some at home rehabbing and Bea is in Sunset Estates with coaches TaraLee McReynolds and Sarah Jones. rehabbing. We will be glad to get them back. The center will be closed Monday, May 28, for the Memorial Day holiday. There will also be no Delta Transportation that day. Joe’s Wines and Spirits Walgreens Homeland Alameda St. We would like to remind everyone the senior center is not NE 12th St. ✮ based on income. Some people do not understand the center Fine Wines • Spirits • Beer • Coolers Joe’s Andover N is a good place for anyone who is 60 or older to hang out and E. Lindsey enjoy cards, dominoes, pool or exercise. Age is the determining factor for who is eligible to attend the center. MODELO 6 PACK BOTTLE ...... $-A-L-E ...... $7.29 Anyone who is 60 or older is invited to come visit the center BLUE MOON 15 PACK CAN ...... $-A-L-E ...... $14.49 where there is always something cooking and plenty of activi- SKYY VODKA 750 “80 PROOF” ...... $-A-L-E ...... $12.99 ties. Individuals under 60 are welcome to visit the center. The PATRON SILVER TEQUILA 750 ...... $-A-L-E ...... $39.99 only difference is meals for people 60 and over are $2 and the cost of meals for other individuals is $5.85. This is the amount LAMARCA PROSECCO 750 “SPARKLING” ...... $-A-L-E ...... $11.69 set by ASCOG, a state entity which governs all senior citizen centers. Remember, if you plan to eat lunch at the center, you ** joesplacewines.com & Facebook ** 1330 AlAmedA will need to call the kitchen at 527-9462 the day before or by NormAN • 364-9262 8 a.m. the day you plan to eat. Activities are continuing on a regular schedule. The seniors have especially enjoyed the exercise class which is held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and walking on Tuesday and Thursday. Some of the people have extended the walking time each day after their exercises. We have seen such a difference in some of the ladies since we started the exercise class. The senior garage sale for this week will be Thursday, May 24, and Friday, May 25, starting at 8 a.m. and lasting until 3 p.m. We have several eight foot tables and two good White sewing machines. Come by and check out the items in the sale. New items are donated almost daily. Lots of spring items have been 119 W Main St • Purcell, OK coming in. Please do not leave donations on the patio without calling Hester at 990-1840. Thursday is bingo day every week. Bingo starts promptly at 10 405-527-9711 a.m. Everyone needs to be in their chair at 10 a.m. so the games www.WilLoFinancial.com can begin on time. Everyone is a winner before we are finished. www.facebook.com/WilLo-Financial-Group-2040278869583810 We have been having a full house each week. Thursday morning is an exciting time at the center as we usually have new people. We offer Retirement Planning, 401k If you know someone who needs help with their noon meal at their home, call the Delta Nutrition Center at 527-9462 and Rollovers, Social Security Maximization ask for John, the site manager. Once an application has been submitted, the site manager will do an evaluation and if you Does your meet the criteria, meals will begin being delivered to your home. Need a place to have a special event? The center is available Retirement Plan have? for $70 a day. If you’re interested call 527-5070 and ask for • Guaranteed Growth with No Market Risk Fredda or Hester. Call early so you can get the date you want. • Income that you can’t outlive Menu for the week of May 29-June 1: • Predictable lifetime income Guaranteed Monday—Closed for holiday. • Wealth Protection • Photo provided Tuesday—Smothered chicken, baked sweet potato, spinach, rice, mixed fruit salad. Outdoor Classroom Wednesday—Cheeseburger, oven fried french fries, green Purcell fifth graders participated in Outdoor Classroom/Natural beans, bun, lemon dessert. Call for a FREE Resource Day May 3. The McClain County Sheriff’s Department Thursday—King Ranch Casserole, green salad, refried beans, (top) show the students how the drug dog works, (middle) rice, apple raisin compote. students making dirt babies with the help of OSU Extension Friday—Sliced ham, potato soup, green beans, bread, peaches. Consultation Office and (bottom) Oklahoma Wildlife Department showing Thought for the Week: Challenges are proud memories in the kids animal skins and skulls. the making. 10A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018

John D. Montgomery The Purcell Register Headstones blown over So mighty was the wind last Sunday morning even a few headstones at Hillside Cemetery were blown over.

The ObituariesPurcell Register

Paul Gregory Estes W.K. “Noosty” Wallace Funeral Services for W.K. “Noosty” Wallace, 96, of Rose- • Photo provided 12/09/1960-05/10/2018 dale were held at 10 a.m. Monday, May 21, 2018 at the Paul G. Estes of Purcell, Oklahoma died peacefully this Wilson-Little Funeral Home Chapel. Interment was at the Learning tools week in his sleep from a heart attack. Paul was an aero- Rosedale Cemetery under the direction of the Wilson-Little Purcell Intermediate School principal Tara White and Cindy nautical engineer who designed airplane engine parts. He Funeral Home in Purcell. McGowen show off Chrome Books purchased using a donation was exceptionally bright and loved math and science. He Mr. Wallace passed away Thursday, May from the Purcell Rotary Club. attended Oklahoma University and liked 17, 2018, at Norman Regional Hospital. the area around Norman, so he stayed. Waldren Kendell Wallace was born De- An avid pilot, he owned his own Cessna cember 15, 1921 on the family homestead Courthouse News airplane and insisted on trying out his near Rosedale. He was the seventh of eight inventions himself in his own plane before children born to E.L. and Oma Wallace. passing the design along to others. He loved He was raised in Rosedale and attended The following persons have been methamphetamine. all animals, especially cats, and spent his school there. charged by the State of Oklahoma Daniel L. Maxwell, larceny of lost life collecting and caring for strays, both In November of 1942, W.K. answered the call of service with traffic or other violations or have property. domesticated and feral. filed other court actions in McClain Michael B. Porter, threaten to per- and joined the United States Army. He served his country County District Court between May form act of violence. He was preceded in death by his parents, Zach and Jonnie with pride, distinction and honor in World War II, serving 10-16, 2018. Sabino P. Calderon-Barrios, DUI. Estes; his aunt, Mary Estes Lieberman; and his grandparents, in both the Central and South Pacific and in Saipan. Traffic Luis A. Cervantes, possession of Lamar and Annie Mae Estes, and Red and Bea Mims, all The day after Pearl Harbor, W.K. married his best friend Teddy R. Rogers, overweight - 6001 CDS - methamphetamine. of whom he was very close to. and the love of his life, Ruby Catherine Bourassa. They to 7000. Felonies He is survived by his sister, Polly J. Estes of California, Hector Herrera-Lineras, no valid Tony D. Geno, unauthorized use made their home in Rosedale where together they raised driver’s license. of a vehicle. whom he cared for and tried to protect her whole life. Paul a son, Jerry. W.K., known to nearly everyone as “Noosty,” Ashley W. Talbert, speeding, 80/70. Marsha M. Duncan, unauthorized taught her how to fly, how to shoot, and he even taught her made his living in construction until 1960. At this time, he Armando J. Rosell, speeding, 80/70. use of a vehicle. calculus when she was still in grade school because he was opened a garage and welding shop in Rosedale; a building Harry G. Thomas, speeding, 80/70. Gerardo Rodriguez Jr., possession of just too excited to wait to share the magic of math with her. that still stands today. RJ M. D. Fuller Jr., speeding, 80/70. firearm after former felony conviction. When the family moved while Polly was little, Paul took Lauren E. Rodriguez, speeding, Joshua L. Villarreal, eluding/at- Noosty stayed busy doing something every day. He loved 88/65. tempting to elude police officer. time off from college to help her adjust to the new town his work and his customers. He later pursued a passion for Darnell D. Burton, speeding, 100/75. Devin A. Baker, unauthorized use because she was afraid she wouldn’t have anyone to play restoring Model A cars, and his work was widespread, even James A. Goers, speeding, 92/75. of a vehicle. with her. That is how kind and empathetic he was, even as receiving mail for the “Model A Man.” Noosty loved his Christa D. Billings, speeding, 95/75. Blake R. Pearn, domestic assault & a young man. Later, he used to surprise her by flying up to family, his community and his country. He was a wonderful Mellisa A. Soto, no seatbelt. battery by strangulation. see her in college and taking her and her roommates out Evan D. Peterson, no seatbelt. Derrick K. Clark, unauthorized use father and grandfather and a true friend to many. He will Austin L. Porter, following too of a vehicle. for dinners and to go flying. He loved the mountains and be dearly missed! closely. Mauricio R. Olguin, lewd acts with looking for geodes. He spent his entire life trying to help He was preceded in death by his wife, Ruby Wallace; Wesley D. Etchison, failure to stay a child under 16. others, and specifically trying to invent machines that would parents, E.L. and Oma Wallace; three sisters, Elsie, Viv- in lane. Daniel R. A. Vasquez, murder in improve the lives of people living in third world countries. ian and Delores and four brothers, Bill, Albert, Steve and William R. Lucas, failure to stay the first degree - malice aforethought. Tragically, three separate, traumatic head injuries over the in lane. Small Claims Cordell (Mig). Kaylee M. Ledford, left of center. Bare Property Management, Inc vs. years slowly robbed him of the life he deserved, so he would W.K. leaves behind his son, Jerry Wallace and wife, Lawrence M. Plusnick, failure to Jessica Aragon, small claims under be the first to encourage everyone to wear a helmet when Lannis, of Lexington; granddaughter, Cathie Baldock and obey traffic device. $5000. engaging in any kind of potentially dangerous activity, even husband, Jerry, of Howley, Texas; three great-grandchildren, Buck D. Peacock, taxes due state. Joy Property Management vs. Kath- if it’s just riding a bicycle. Chelsey Krueger and Chance Krueger, both of Lexington, Gavin A. Grimsey, speeding, 75/65. leen Harper, forcible entry and detainer A graveside service was held on Tuesday, May 22, 2018 Gary F. Oliver, speeding, 79/65. under $5000. and Cameron Chesser of Snyder, Texas; three great-great- Christian J. Huber, no seatbelt. Vickey Vaughn vs. Amanda Hay- at 1 p.m. at Arlington Memory Gardens, 3400 N. Midwest grandchildren, Cadyn Krueger, Cambree Johnson and Con- Kevin K. Lee, speeding, 80/70. les, forcible entry and detainer under Blvd, Midwest City, OK, 73141, (405) 427-2453. The nar Johnson, all of Lexington; several nieces and nephews Micheal P. Lee, failure to obey traf- $5000. cemetery is near Tinker Air Force Base, so Paul can spend and a host of other family and friends. fic device. Kelsea Burk vs. Thomas Levinson, eternity admiring the jets flying overhead. His sister asks You may send online condolences to the family at Parker T. Thompson, speeding, small claims under $5000. that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made in Paul’s name 85/75. Cook 01, LLC vs. Charles Thomp- wilsonlittle.com. Silvano Tarango, unsafe lane son, forcible entry and detainer under to the Brain Injury Association of America or your local Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 change. $5000. animal shelter. Bobby W. Lindsey, following too Cook 01, LLC vs. Brian Prater, forc- Services were under the direction of OK Cremation and closely. ible entry and detainer under $5000. Funeral Home, Oklahoma City. Steven M. Moody Jr., no seatbelt. Legacy Custom Homes vs. Shawn Sara D. Painter, speeding, 98/75. Jenkins, forcible entry and detainer Guillermo D. Andrade, speeding, $5000. 96/75. Legacy Custom Homes vs. Joshua Juan Torres Lara, speeding, 80/70. Sparks, forcible entry and detainer Shelly Renee Brantley Mauri Langenberg Roberto E. Bacigalupe, speeding, under $5000. Shelly Renee Brantley of Purcell was born on May 16, Funeral services for Mauri Langenberg, 64, of Purcell 80/70. Civil 1957 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Clinton and Bonnie will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 24, 2018 at the Fayte S. Givens, speeding, 80/70. Integris Baptist Medical Cent vs. Misdemeanors Sarah Reyes, civil action $10,000 Fay (Jaco) Merrick and she passed away very unexpectedly First Baptist Church in Lexington. A graveside service will Brandon B. Beasley, possession or less. from this life on Sunday, May 20, 2018 in their home at be held at 3 p.m. at the Duncan Municipal Cemetery in of CDS. Integris Baptist Medical Cent vs. Lake Texoma, Kingston, Oklahoma at the Duncan under the direction of the Wilson-Little Funeral Chad L. Goeders, possession of Cassandra A. Skeen, civil action age of 61 years. Home in Purcell. CDS. $10,000 or less. Shelly grew up in Oklahoma City where A viewing will be held Wednesday, May 23, from 8 a.m. DJ Simpson, possession of CDS. Lakeside Womens Hospital vs. Mario Avila, possession of CDS. Shawna Tonsing, civil action $10,000 she graduated from U.S. Grant High School to 8 p.m. at Wilson-Little Funeral Home. Danielle A. Lastufka, public in- or less. in 1975. She worked for 30 years as an of- Ms. Langenberg was born September 19, 1953 in Duncan, toxication. One Main Financial Services, I fice manager for Evans Electric. Okla. She passed away Friday, May 18, 2018 in her home Joshua D. Fleming, possession of vs. Jessalyn P. Johnson, civil action She married David Brantley on March 9, with family by her side. CDS. $10,000 or less. 1992 on the pond at Lake Texoma. Earlier Mauri was preceded in death by parents, Keith and Nancy Jacob D. Downey, obstructing an Portfolio Recovery Associates officer. vs. Jennifer Hardcastle, civil action this year, they moved from Moore to Purcell. Langenberg of Norman, Okla. Terry W. Gray Jr., obtaining cash $10,000 or less. Shelly loved spending time with her family especially her She is survived by sisters, Lisa Langenberg of Purcell, or merchandise by bogus check/false OneMain Financial Services, Inc vs. two grandchildren and she liked entertaining them. She Okla., Paula Lowry (Terry Lowry) of Wichita, Kan., Anne pretenses. Darlene N. Holt, civil action $10,000 enjoyed sewing, bowling, crafts, interior design, decorat- DeVore (Stephen DeVore) of Orlando, Fla., nieces, great- Joseph R. Paulino Jr., possession or less. ing houses and playing golf with the Purcell Ladies Golf nieces and great-nephews. of CDS. Sooner Harmon vs. David G. Man- Raymond M. Elledge, possession ganella, civil action $10,000 or more. Association. She also enjoyed being outdoors and their life As a graduate of Norman High School, Norman, Okla., of CDS. Legacy Roofing and Construction at Lake Texoma. Shelly will be greatly missed by her family and Oscar Rose Jr. College, Oklahoma City, Okla., Mauri Eric R. Morrison, possession of vs. Eric D. Mainka, civil action $10,000 and friends. started a career as a dental hygienist spanning decades last- CDS. or more. Her survivors include her husband, David of the home; ing 45 years. For many years she has worked for Dr. Philip Courtney A. Dean, larceny of lost Gordon White Lumber Co vs. Nick- parents, Clinton and Bonnie Merrick of Oklahoma City; K. Beyer, DDS, of Norman. property. las Root, civil action $10,000 or more. Tishanty S. U. Fleeks, permitting Theresa Williams vs. CSAA Insur- a daughter, Julie Mitchell of Moore; two grandchildren, Mauri loved her horses and other pets, loved visiting with invitees underage of 21 to possess or ance Group, civil action $10,000 or Brantley Mitchell of Moore and Justus Brantley of Purcell; family and friends. A lifelong Presbyterian, Mauri was a past consume alcohol or CDS. more. sisters, Vickie Jefferson and husband, Victor, of Kingston deacon with the First Presbyterian Church in Purcell, Okla. Afshin G. Mohammadpour, entry or Ditech Financial LLC vs. Stand and Jo Fendrych and husband, Jimmie, of Mustang and a She was absolute in her love of faith in the Lord. intrustion on real estate. Johnson, civil action $10,000 or more. brother-in-law, Steven Martin of Midwest City. Online condolences may be made at www.wilsonlittle.com. Sandra L. Woodall, possession of Wells Fargo Bank NA vs. Daniel CDS. Foster, civil action $10,000 or more. Shelly was preceded in death by her son, Steven Mitchell Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Davianna S. Whitaker, obstructing Marriages Filed and a sister, Marla Martin. an officer. Aaron K. Gilbert, 28, and Elizabeth In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Ameri- Joseph K. Ward, petit larceny. A. Fancher, 27, both of Purcell. can Heart Association, 3401 NW 63rd Street, Oklahoma James L. Johnson, possession of Divorces Granted City, OK 73116. CDS. Brian D. Haynes vs. Melanie C. Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, May 25, Roy N. Gunnoe, possession of CDS. Haynes. Visit us at: Eduardo Castillo, DUI - aggravated. Meredith K. S. Smith vs. Cary R. 2018 at the Abundant Love Fellowship, 12th & Mays Avenue, Brandon B. Beasley, entry or intrust- Smith. Maysville, Okla., with the Rev. Danny Gamble officiating. ion on real estate. Benjamin C. Davis vs. Megan V. Arrangements are under the direction of John W. Williams Dayshonell M. Hatter, obstructing Davis. of Winans Funeral Home, Maysville, Okla. an officer. Gregory R. Hawkins vs. Naowarat Words of comfort may be sent to the family at www. purcellregister.com Terrance L. Gray Jr., obstructing Hawkins. an officer. Darrin J. Hanner vs. Barbara R. D. winansfuneralhome.com. Jorge Torres, possession of CDS - Hanner. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-11A The Mini Purcell Register Stampede Obituaries Tiny horses heading to Purcell Lena Mae Rogers There’s a Mini Stampede Graveside funeral services for Lena Mae Rogers, 91, of headed to Purcell this weekend. Sulphur, formerly of the McClain County area, will be Miniature horses and ponies held at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 24, 2018 at the Washington will be the focus of three days Cemetery. Services will be under the direction of the Wilson- of shows at the McClain County Little Funeral Home in Purcell. Expo Center. Mrs. Rogers passed away Monday, May Oklahoma Miniature Horse 21, 2018 at Mercy Hospital in Ada. Club Inc. events will begin at She was born on May 20, 1927 in Cole, 8 a.m. Friday through Sunday. Oklahoma. She was the third child of four There will be an American children born to Enoch Newton Wade Miniature Horse Registry and and Stella (Price) Wade. Lena grew up and Classic Pony show on Friday. attended school in the Cole community. Classes will include hunter/ In 1942 she married Robert Stoney Rog- jumper, halter and showman- ers and together they raised two children, Roy and Janice. ship and driving. The show will Because of Robert’s job, working as a Union Electrician, conclude with liberty classes Lena and her family lived in 23 different states during their and a Roman chariot class. first 10 years of marriage. In 1953 they returned to Okla- Saturday will complete the homa and made their home in Cole, then in 1956 moved AMHR/pony show and begin to Rosedale, from 61-70 they lived in Criner, 71-83 they the AMHA show. It will con- lived in Washington and for the past 35 years she has lived tinue with more fun events for in Sulphur. spectators to watch, such as Lena worked as a homemaker, wife and mother most of obstacle, in-hand, driving and her life. While living in Criner, she also worked for Roy costume classes. Wilson’s Carpet Factory in Wayne. After moving to Sulphur, There will also be halter she worked at Apple Furniture. Throughout her life, Lena classes for mares and geldings, enjoyed gardening, cooking, mowing her yard and having in addition to driving classes Sunday get-to-gathers with her family. She was a Christian for youth, amateur and open and a member of the Baptist Faith. divisions. She was preceded in death by her parents, Toots and Stella Sunday’s show will conclude Wade; husband, Stoney Rogers; granddaughter, Robin Rog- with the Supreme Champion ers; great-granddaughter, Fashon Marie Rogers; and three class. brothers, Clarence W. “Fat” Wade, Will “Mug” Wade and Organizers have scheduled John Wade; a silent auction for the show She is survived by her son, Roy W. Rogers and wife, weekend. Some items will Rolanda, of Dougherty, Okla.; daughter, Janice Rogers close on Friday afternoon and of Sulphur, Okla.; two grandchildren, Denese Nokes and the remainder on Sunday. husband, Stewart, of Norman and Roy W. “Butch” Rogers A portion of the proceeds will II and wife, Jayme, of Hartshorn, Okla.; two stepgrand- be for the OMHCI youth fund. children, Clint Grinstead and fiancé, Randi, of Davis and In addition, a miniature horse Courtney Yingling and husband, Jason, of Davis; three will be given away around noon great-grandchildren, Alee Rogers, Hayden Nokes and Matthew Baker • The Purcell Register on Saturday. Heath Bebout; five step-great-grandchildren, Abby Eason, Tickets are $5 each or five Jake Yingling, Langston and Jolee Grinstead and Tryston Personal touches for $20. The winner must be Nowlin; one step-great-great-grandchild, Brailey Grinstead; Purcell High School graduates display messages and designs on their mortar boards during present for the drawing and one niece, Carol Wade of Cole, Okla.; one sister-in-law, their graduation ceremony. Several of the members of the Class of 2018 left PHS with some make provisions to take the Wanda Wade of Cole. pretty catchy stuff on the top of their caps. horse home by Sunday. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Admission to the show is Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 free.

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UNI_18-CNAF-005_Artesian_Arts_Fest_11.42x10.5.indd 1 5/9/18 3:35 PM 12A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 From page 1A Wind: Owners Jerry and Elaine residences sustained minor As of press time Tuesday an Butler live in an apartment damage, according to City estimated 12 homes in Purcell in the building. Manager Chris Coker. were still without power. “I heard something but there Residents in Lexington lost “My understanding is that was a lot going on,” Jerry power for about six hours, those 12 homes need an Butler said. Coker said. electrician to come in and Rhoads said a building at- “It was mainly due to having make repairs and then we will tached to Joel Milner’s busi- to shut down part of the lines to come in right behind them ness was blown onto Green fix the rest of it,” Coker said. to provide electric service,” Avenue. Coker said city crews will City Manager Dale Bunn said At least four plate glass win- be picking up brush for free Tuesday. dows at Heartland Customs starting this week. Bunn said the major out- were blown out. “The school had a lot of tree age was caused by trees in Owner Ron Page said he and damage,” he continued. “Tree the electric lines and downed others were down at the shop damage was the main thing.” power poles. at 3 a.m. cleaning before they Windows on at least one Citizens are required to put could find plywood to seal and Purcell Main Street building their brush and tree limbs out secure the building. were also broken out. by the curb so city crews can The devilish winds tore the Electric power was a major begin the task of cleaning up roof off Deveraux Law Firm issue following the storm. the giant piles of brush. and ripped a barn door off Power was out to most of Rhoads had one rule with Rhoad’s barn, hurling it 75 Purcell from about 12:40 regards to the pickup. yards away. a.m. Sunday until 12:05 p.m. “Only tree limbs and brush The Lexington General Sunday. Some areas were will be picked up,” he said. Assembly and Church of the restored just after noon while “The piles cannot contain any First Born and Grace Chapel some didn’t get power until metal or lumber such as 2x4s. were damaged. Also, a few 10:45 p.m. It has to be brush and limbs.” Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register

From page 1A From page 1A Deja vu all over again Orange cones and one-lane travel both directions on Green Avenue might seem to Purcell Closings: History: motorists like time travel into the past. But the reason isn’t nearly so complicated. Workers needed exra room to make repairs to one of the new decorative light poles that came down in There will be no mail deliv- what it wasn’t – the anniversary It first became a federal the May 2 tornado. Planting is also scheduled to begin in the GreenScape median. ery on Monday, nor will the of any particular battle. holiday 99 years after Logan’s McClain County Courthouse That first Decoration Day General Order No. 11. be open. saw some 5,000 participants But Congress couldn’t resist From page 1A Offices with the cities of decorating the graves of 20,000 tinkering with Logan’s vision. Purcell, Lexington, Goldsby Union and Confederate sol- On June 28, 1968, they and Washington will be closed diers buried at Arlington Na- passed a law confirming May Hillside: on Monday. tional Cemetery. 30 as the official Memorial Day observance will also include noon to ensure no veteran’s Stephens and Officer Josh Wayne city offices will close All northern states had rec- holiday while concurrently dic- a service to honor veterans. grave is overlooked. Van Oort. at noon Friday and remain ognized the holiday by 1890, tating federal employees’ paid The activity leading up to The ceremony will be Mon- There will also be recorded closed through Monday. while southerners honored Memorial Day holiday would that ceremony, though, will day morning at the cemetery’s music. Purcell Public Library will Confederate dead on differ- be the last Monday in May. begin on Friday morning. eastern-most veterans memo- Attending last year’s service be closed Sunday and Monday. ent days. They extended that decision That is when volunteers will rial. were about 40 to 50 people. Mid-America Technology That tradition continues. to the remainder of the country gather to set out hundreds of The observance will start Tate is hoping for a larger Center will be closed Monday. Texas honors its Confederate with the passage in 1971 of the American flags on the graves at 11 a.m. turnout this year. Other Monday closings in- war dead on January 19. The National Holiday Act. of those who served in the Keynote speaker will be “It is better advertised this clude First United Bank, Mc- date is April 26 in Alabama, A Congressional resolution country’s military. Ron Fishburn. The Rev. Justin year,” he said, including Clain Bank and The Purcell Florida, Georgia and Missis- in December 2000 created a “Last year, we set out 1,168 Blankenship, pastor of Land- through social media. 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$15,995 1101022.1 State Farm, Home Office, Bloomington, IL The Purcell Register B Thursday • May 24, 2018 • Area News • Church News • Classifieds purcellregister.com Neighbors SECTION Lights shine brighter Lex schools reap electricity rebate The City of Lexington energy demand by 149.81 for more energy-efficient and its power supplier, the kilowatts. equipment. Oklahoma Municipal Power DEEP assists OMPA’s 42 These energy improve- Authority, have presented a members with their qualified ments help OMPA delay check for $9,338 to Lexington customers to reduce electric the time in which it needs Public Schools for recent en- service energy demand and to add expensive generation ergy efficiency improvements costs. capacity. throughout the district. The program provides The program passed a The rebates were presented rebates to commercial and threshold in 2017 with more as part of the Demand and industrial customers – includ- than $1 million being handed Energy Efficiency Program ing schools and government out during its 7-year-plus his- administered by OMPA. buildings – which implement tory. The reduction of peak The rebate was given be- retrofits that reduce their de- demand since the inception cause fixtures were upgraded mand at peak times. of the program comes out to a to high-efficiency LED light- Projects include changing rebate total of just $153 dollars ing in school buildings. out lighting, HVAC, refrigera- per kilowatt, well below the The enhancements are ex- tion, commercial food service cost-per-kilowatt for building pected to reduce the district’s equipment, pumps and motors new generation. • Photo provided Hanna Brown New North Texas University track signee Hanna Brown was joined for the signing by her brother, Brady, and mother, Tammy. Back row - pole vault coach Perry Hottel and track coach Robin Schmidt.

• Photo provided • Photo provided Aubrey Schmidt Banking the savings Lexington Public Schools’ switch to LED lighting is saving energy and paying off for the Washington’s Aubrey Schmidt, flanked by her brother, Sam, and mother, Robin, district. The Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority presented a check for $9,338.61 during a recently signed a lettter of intent to run track at North Texas University in Denton. school board meeting May 14. Presenting the Demand & Energy Efficiency Program rebate Robin is a track coach for the Warriors. was Sean West, OMPA energy services technician, left. It was accepted by Peg Fletcher, interim superintendent, and city manager Chris Coker. MATC students compete at HOSA Leadership Conference Mid-America Technology nician: 1st place, Destiny Pauls Valley and Emily Nip- gible to compete on the na- Center Licensed Practical Trail and Christian Moser, per, Noble. tional level are LPN students Nurse, Emergency Medical Noble; 3rd place, Joshua Nathaneal Thornton of Michelle Pershey-Geldbaugh Technician, Health Careers Schubert, Bridge Creek Lindsay was also recognized and Linda Constant, and EMT Explore, Medical Office and Brylee Russell, Noble; at the conference,as a winner students Destiny Train, Chris- Assistant Pre-Nursing, and 5th place, Savannah Culp, of the ‘Breaking Traditional tian Moser, Carson McCarty Therapeutic Health Careers Newcastle and Glen Wright, Award – Outstanding Non- and Emily Nipper. students competed at the Noble. Traditional Student’ for 2018 For information about full- 2018 HOSA State Leader- Extemporaneous Writing: HOSA. time and short-term classes, ship Conference in Norman, 5th place, Emily Nichols, HOSA National Leadership and Business and Industry Oklahoma. Lexington. Conference will be June 27- Services at Mid-America The Practical Nursing stu- Forensic Medicine Team: 30 in Dallas. Technology Center please dents who placed were: 1st place, Carson McCarty, The MATC students eli- visit us at www.matech.edu. • Photo provided Clinical Nursing: 1st place; Michelle Pershey- Girls State participant Geldbaugh, Newalla; 4th Josiah Stephens and her mother, Angie Stephens, accept an place, Heather Mullens, Pauls all expense paid scholarship to the American Legion Auxiliary Valley. 2018 Girls State from Post 301 in Lexington. Her grandfathers Extemporaneous Writing: were Viet Nam and World War II veterans. Ms. Stephens is 3rd place, Asheton Arebalo, home schooled and is currently a high school junior. She lives in Noble; 5th place, Clint Baird, Moore and is looking forward to the opportunity to experience Norman. Girls State. The annual program is focused on government, Health Education Team: leadership, and patriotism. 2nd place, Macayla Brooks, Blanchard and Dusti Scott, Blanchard. HOSA Bowl Team: 4th place, Timothy Beasley, Turtle Run set for Washington; Cynthia Carr, Purcell; Caylee Fulp, Byars and Cherie Guillory, Norman. June 2 in Ardmore Human Growth and Devel- opment: 3rd place, Ashley The Chickasaw Nation is To receive a race T-shirt, Potts, Paoli. hosting a 5k run and 1-mile register online at https:// Job Seeking Skills: 1st fun run Saturday, June 2, at turtlerun5k.itsyourrace.com/ place, Linda Constant, Wayne. the Ardmore Regional Park, register/. Online registration Nutrition: 4th place, Lacey 2704 North Rockford Road. closes May 27. Mehmood, Oklahoma City. • Photo provided The event is open to the On-site registration will be Pathophysiology: 3rd place, public at no charge. available the day of run. Race KaLisa King, Purcell. HOSA State Leadership Conference attendees Participants can pick up T-shirts are not guaranteed for Pharmacology: 2nd place, Mid-America Technology Center LPN students participating at the HOSA State Leadership their race packets beginning on-site registration. Jovany Veleta-Romero, Pur- Conference were Asheton Arebalo, Clint Baird, Timothy Beasley, Macayla Brooks, Ashlee 7:15 a.m. The 1-mile fun walk Strollers are acceptable. Pets cell. Burger, Cynthia Carr, Linda Constant, Caylee Fulp, Cherie Guillory, KaLisa King, Hailey Lindsay, begins 8 a.m. and the 5K at are not allowed. The EMT and Therapeutic Lacey Mehmood, Heather Mullens, Leah Parker, Michelle Pershey-Geldbaugh, Ashley Potts, 8:30 a.m. For more information, con- Health Careers students who Luis Sanchez, Dusti Scott, Jovany Veleta-Romero, Brooke Walters, McKayla Wooster and Those who are walking the tact Beth Cartwright at (580) placed are: Sabrina Woydziak. LPN Coordinator Lisa Musgrove and teachers Laryssa Couch and Kristin 5k are asked to stay to the right 559-0880 or email chickasaw- Emergency Medical Tech- Frankenberg also attended. of the course. [email protected]. 2B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 Washington Elementary Honor Rolls AngieSteele Washington Correspondent drix, Blake Lindert, Breanna Kingston Stringer. Wednesday evening activi- Lindert, Rielyn Scheffe, Pais- Teacher: McPherson ties for all ages at 7 p.m. The The following students have ley Taylor, Andi Thomas, Carli Bridge Barrett, Brenden Can- church website is www.fbcole. made the honor roll for the Warren and Brysen Willes. non, Clay Davis, Preslie Srud- com. fourth nine weeks of school. Teacher: Burch der, Dorothy Shepard, Olivia The church is located in Cole Students on the Superinten- Mason Adams, Kole Ar- Smith and Jacob Woolington. on SH 74 B between Washing- dent’s honor roll have all A’s thur, Neali Beller, Journey Teacher: Six ton and Blanchard. and students on the Principal’s Childress, Addyson Larman, Cashton Adkins, Elizabeth For more information, send honor roll have all A’s and B’s. Madison McGowan, Taydem Dunn, Chance Holsey, Emily an email to the website or call Congratulations to all! Perryman, Delia Snow and Hulsey, Allie Madden, Sierra (405) 485-3377. Superintendent’s Honor Roll Reese Stidham. Medlin, Johnathen Montoya, Washington United Meth- Third Grade Teacher: Byrd Chance Phillips, Cason Pickett, odist Church Teacher: Cline Talance Barnes, Hunter Bon- Aly Reyes, Hailey Simmons, We are a friendly, Bible Emma Griffin, Luke Hager, ner, Logan Glasgow, Grace Lane Taylor and Jayden Wells. based church where everyone Chloe Royalty and Aubrie Grimsey, Cooper Hendrix, Ol- Fifth Grade is welcome. Our Sunday wor- Walkup. ivia Palumbo, Amiyah Smith, Teacher: Brewer ship service begins at 11 a.m. Teacher: Haynes Tatum Wilk and Arlie Wilson. Micha Dunn, Carson Elliott, You can call us at 288- Baelee Adkins, Bella An- Teacher: Paulk Anna Herndon, Kylie Jacobs, 1775, find us online at wash- drews, Creed Barrett, Andrew Jaxon Byrd, Ivana Cooper, Ben Johnson and Mayson ingtonumc.net or on Facebook Roth, Maddix Smith and Caden Elyssa Dorsett, Teagan Foster, Thomas. under Washington United Vaughn. Landon Hager, James Higdon, Teacher: Burch Methodist Church, Oklahoma. Teacher: Stuever Jesus Ledezma, Tanner Olson, Hanna Branham, Kirsten Union Hill Baptist Church Parker Flick, Kelsey Foster, Evan Peters, Garrett Riley and Brown, Connor Cheek, Ethan Sundays—Age Group Bible Jaaron Gordon,Stevie Haynes, Mikala West. Clark, Edgar DeLoera, Kaleb studies, 9:45 a.m. and 5:30 Justin Hobbs, Daphne Palum- Principal’s Honor Roll Fullingim, Jesse Schleff, Cash p.m.; Children’s Church, 11 bo, Elden Roach, Nate Steele Third Grade Sides, Sophie Stroud and Gar- a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. and • Photo provided and Lainey Williams. Teacher: Cline rett Wolfe. 6:30 p.m. Fourth Grade Alex Andrews, Trip Aroste- Teacher: Byrd Wednesdays—Evening Veteran of the Week Teacher: Brown qui, Carson Baker, Jeb Clayton, Hadley Barefoot, Noah Ben- meal, 5:30 p.m.; Age Group Dale K. Graham Veteran’s Foundation Veteran of the Week is Ashlynn Beller, Rylie Gavin Cloud, Xander Geor- nett, Axel Boggs, Nicole Cas- Bible Studies, 6:30 p.m. Marland Wackerly who served in the United States Navy during Caldwell, Sam Cantrell, Rheve giadis, Deiken Hill, Brayden sell, Zoey Lawrence, Trinity Monthly Schedule—Retired/ World War II. We are very proud to have been able to introduce Castle, Addison Jackson, Pre- Johnson, Mathieu Roberson Martin, Alex Pacheco, Nathan- Senior Lunch, 4th Tuesday at him to more than 100 of his fellow veterans and to present him slee Johnson, Audrey Loving and Hunter Sanders. iel Rogers, Mason Singletary Noon; Men’s Breakfast, 1st with a new cap representing his military service during that and Colt Stinnett. Teacher: Haynes and Lily Tague. Saturday of each month, 7 a.m. War. We appreciate Mr. Wackerly for his service to our country. Teacher: Kulbeth Kade Babcock, Osten Beller, Teacher: Paulk First Baptist Church Owen Andrews, Courtney Ethan Bennett, Kayden Carde- Maranda Deal, Aubrey De- Washington success would not have been caused a type of cancer that Couch, Emma Flick, Slade nas, Isabella Castillo, Allison Mattie, Taiden Craig, Jordan Weekly Worship Service achieved. This group of vet- could be presumptive to their Flora, Valerie Hernandez, Pre- Ford, Daryl Frizell, Sawyer Kilmer, Breanna Miller, Lexi Times: erans will receive an annual military service. sley Lucas, Emersyn Massey, Loveless, Emma Musgrove, Rector, Andie Sanders and Sunday—10:45 a.m. and 6 combined amount of $884,950 One we don’t talk about much Miller Orr, Jackson Rico, Reese Leslie Nolasco, Lucy Pacheco, Everett Shapiro. p.m. per year. They will also be is from the cancers caused by Schrader and Lilly Vandivort. Carson Reed, Logan Robber- Washington School Cal- Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. eligible for other Oklahoma Atomic testing that was done Teacher: McPherson son and Ryan Stidham. endar Weekly Small Group Op- State benefits. many years ago. The Justice Laney Gay, Morgan Heden- Teacher: Stuever August 7—Back to School portunities: Twenty-two veterans were Department has a $75,000 berg, Braedon Henderson, Layne Cannon, Andrew Coo- Night. Sunday School, Sundays, approved for disability rat- pay out that the veteran or his Logan Janaway, Bailey McAli- per, Riley Gay, Gage Hunter, August 9—First day of 9:45 a.m. ings from 10-90 percent for dependents might qualify for if ster, Jace Myers, Xander Addison Hyde, Tatum Hyde, School. Youth Bible Study, Sundays, their service and will receive he or she was diagnosed with Portillo, Noah Price, Kinser Brody Nash, Byllee Price and September 3—Labor Day, 5 p.m. and Wednesdays, 6:30 a combined total of $311,619 one of the presumptive condi- Scott, Scarlett Tontz and Zeke Ganon Springer. No School. p.m. per year. One surviving spouse tions. For more information on Wilson. Fourth Grade October 18-19—Fall Break. GAs (girls 1-5 grade), RAs was approved for DIC and will Atomic Veterans, please visit Teacher: Six Teacher: Brown November 19-23—Thanks- (boys 1-5 grade), Sundays at receive an annual income of us any Tuesday or Thursday Kale Brakefield, Jayleen Aydian Bray, Dakota Full- giving Break. 5 p.m. $15,397. morning with your questions. Calvert, Dylan Couch, Kallon ingim, Blake Knight, Addison December 20-January 2— Mission Friends (Pre-K and Your financial support to Our board of directors is Hodges, Liam Keltner, Brylee Lanham, Owen McCalip, Grey Christmas Break. Kindergarten), Sundays, 5 p.m. our organization makes it pos- made up of community lead- McLaughlin and Mackenzie McGuire, Couper Walker and First Baptist Church of Ladies’ Bible Study, Tues- sible for us to assist veterans ers from the areas that we Miller. Lily Wells. Cole days, 9 a.m. and surviving spouses to live serve. Their lifetime of lead- Fifth Grade Teacher: Kulbeth Church schedule: Sunday Kid’s Choir and Bible Study, a better life. Some of these ership experience has brought Teacher: Brewer Kelby Beller, Blake Heiliger, School at 9:30 a.m. and worship Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. services to veterans and their many positive changes to our Dakota Barker, Maxx Gray, Jayden Keesee, Chaiser Phil- at 10:45 a.m. Sunday evening Journey Through the Bible, surviving spouses are rental organization. They are made Karlie Haskins, Zenon Hen- lips, Giselle Rodriquez and Bible Study at 6 p.m. Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. assistance, food items, utility up of men and women who How Can I Know Bible payments, medical testing, and understand the sacrifices the Study, Sunday, 5 p.m. transportation. men and women who have Connect with us at We have four vans to trans- served our nation made and [email protected], port veterans to and from their what their needs are today. 288-6060, Facebook: FBC VA medical appointments. We Our board members include Don’t miss any news in the Washington, Twitter @FBC- now have a handicap accessible Jeri Holmes, James Marlon, WashingtonOK. van. To schedule this service, Marilyn Kaplan, Les Nunn, Dale K. Graham Veteran’s please call (405) 550-8806 and David Poarch, Joshua Hinkle, Foundation speak to Lora. Darla Jackson, Ben Robinson of Oklahoma! 00 Dale K. Graham Veter- We are currently seeking and Shelli Ribaudo. ans Foundation Veteran of another caring individual who Dale K. Graham Veterans the Week Marland Wackerly would like to become part of Foundation has food boxes $30 served in the United States our transportation team. available to those in need. An Navy during World War II. Mr. Another service we have application for this type of as- McClain, Cleveland & Wackerly makes his home in available is our loan of electric sistance will be available on Red Oak, Okla. We are very wheelchairs, mobility scooters, Tuesday and Thursday morn- Garvin Counties proud to have been able to in- walkers, bedside toilet equip- ings. A DD-214 or military troduce him to more than one ment and wheelchairs. We have discharge will be necessary to hundred of his fellow veterans several electric wheelchairs apply. Please contact Rhonda and to present him with a new and one or two scooters. (405) 550-8806 Extension 103 cap representing his military The most common problem to request a food box. 00 service during that War. with those we refurbish is the If you need a ride to and from My favorite part of each replacement of batteries that a VA Medical Appointment, $42 Tuesday and Thursday morn- will average $160 per unit. please contact (405) 550-8806 ing is when we have our Pledge Currently, we are looking for to reach Clayton at Extension Other Oklahoma of Allegiance and a few words electric scooters to add to our 105 or Louie at Ext. 106. from Pastor Gann. He is an inventory. We keep a few hy- We are at 1268 North Inter- Counties Army Veteran who knows what draulic lifts that are used to pick state Drive in Norman, Exit it means to serve. up a person out of a chair or 110 off of I-35 each Tuesday As I watch the men and bed as needed. 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Without them, that level of in the military that may have Angie Steele LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-3B No. 481-May 24-1 Time William R. Thompson Revocable Moore; Pearl M. and Julia J. Har- Berry Revocable Trust; Anadarko successors and assigns c/o Dr. Division c/o Aspen Energy Group, BEFORE THE CORPORATION Trust No. 1 under LW&T of William mon Foundation, Inc; Pearl Price E&P Onshore LLC; Anita Irene Jane Grassley; McNeill Oil & Gas, Inc.; J & L Exploration Company; COMMISSION OF THE R. Thompson, deceased Oil and c/o Kathy Davidson; Sempra Oil Simmons, Trustee of the Geil Fam- L.L.C.; McNeillco, Inc. ; Mel C. KLM Properties, Inc.; Lillian Jones STATE OF OKLAHOMA Gas Group; JPMorgan Chase and Gas c/o PEC Minerals; PEC ily Revocable Trust; Ann W. El- Gray; Michael B. McNeill; Mildred Wylie; Lindell Leonard Shoemake APPLICANT: NEWFIELD EXPLO- Bank, N.A., as successor to The Minerals, LP; Penrod Resources, dridge, Trustee of the Revocable Eby Wade; Milton H. Berry Revo- and Kim Wyatt Shoemake, Co- RATION MID-CONTINENT INC. First National Bank & Trust Com- L.L.C., an Oklahoma Limited Li- Inter Vivos Trust of Ann W. Eldridge cable Trust, an Oklahoma Trust ; Trustees of the E.L. Shoemake, Jr. RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT pany of Tulsa, Trustee of the ability Company; Phyllis Gross; dated January 23, 1997 c/o Mela- Monticello Investments, LLC; Trust u/t/a 9/25/90; R. Stephen HORIZONTAL WELL Helen Whitehill Kenyon Trust Phyllis Gross, Trustee of the Phyl- nie Ann Bigbie and James W. Wise Nancy Low; Nathan L. Smith, a/k/a Morris; Term Oil Resources, Ltd LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC- dated March 12, 1965 Oil and Gas lis Gross Living Trust Created by Jr.; AT&L Energy, L.L.C.; Baker Nathan Leavitt Smith; Norville Oil c/o Lennis, DeBow & Martin.; TIONS 14 and 23, TOWNSHIP 7 Group; JPMorgan Chase Bank, the Declaration of Trust dated Recovery, Inc.; Betty Brown Smith, Co.; O.H. Douglass, deceased and Vickie Sue McClain; West Plains NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- N.A., as successor to The First December 27, 1995; Phyllis W. deceased and her heirs, succes- his heirs successors and assigns Energy Company, Inc.; Zetta A. CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA National Bank & Trust Company Minister, deceased c/o Paige sors and assigns c/o Julian Stuart c/o Dianne Douglass aka Dianne Fayos; and all persons if, living or CAUSE CD NO. 201706865-T of Tulsa, Trustee of the Juliann W. Yates; Priscilla Farris Gebauer, Smith; Black Stone Minerals Com- Douglass Renkes; O.V. Richardson if deceased, their known and un- AMENDED NOTICE Funke Living Trust dated July 22, deceased c/o Louanna Farris pany, L.P; Brent Brewster; Buttram Living Trust, dated April 11, 1991; known successors, and all corpo- OF HEARING 1965 Oil and Gas Group; Judith Lunn; Quagga Royalty Limited Energies, Inc. ; Cambridge Invest- Okmulgee Minerals, LLC; Osage rations, existing and if dissolved, TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, Sessions; Judy Jean Baker; Julie Partnership, an Oklahoma Limited ment Properties, L.L.C.; Carol Oil and Gas Company, L.L.C. ; its known and unknown succes- PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, A. Kranker, Trustee of the Julie A. Partnership; R. Gary Thompson Lister, sole Trustee, or his succesor Otter Creek, LLC; P.W. Krindler, sors and all other persons having PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF Kranker Living Trust, a revocable and Gary B. Thompson, as Trust- under the Carol Lister Living Trust, Nina L. Kridler and the Kridler an interest in the lands covered OIL AND GAS INCLUDING SEC- trust, dated the 26th day of April, ees of the R. Gary and Gary B. dated July 28, 1996; Carolyn Revocable Trust c/o Kridler Revo- hereby, particularly in McClain TION 14-7N-4W: 89 Energy, LLC; 1999; Karis A. Kranker; Kathryn Thompson Family Trust dated Brewster Standrich; CBL Re- cable Trust; Paige S. Martin, a/k/a County, Oklahoma. Alice Gayle Grotts, her heirs suc- R. Little a/k/a R. Kathryn Little; December 18, 2009, as amended sources, LLC; Checkerboard Paige Smith Martin; Patsy Ann NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that cessors and assigns c/o Gordon Kathy Davidson; KCTC LLC, an December 21, 2012; R.D. Jones, Royalties, Inc. c/o Osborne Min- Viersen Brown; Paul Brewster; Applicant in this cause is request- Lee Grotts; Anita Louise Walden; Oklahoma LLC; Kelly Thompson Inc.; Randy Osburn a/k/a Randy eral Trust; Cheryl L. Mellenthin; Paul Diehl; Paul E. Cash; Paul G. ing that the Commission enter an Ann Farris ak/a Ann Wilson Farris, Springer; Kenneth Frisby, his heirs T. Osburn, Jr. a/k/a Randy T. Os- Christina Lynn Powers Wolak; Benedum, Jr. ; Pemmett Re- order to be effective as of the date deceased c/o Gladys F. Crutch- successors and assigns and Ken- burn c/o Kristi Bennett Brown; Red Citizen Energy II, LLC; Cimarex sources, L.L.C.; Phyllis Gross, of the execution thereof or follows: field; Ann L. Milgram, her heirs neth W. Frisby Trust c/o Jack Stone Resources, LLC; Richard Energy Co., Key Production Com- Trustee of the Phyllis Gross Living Approving a multiunit horizontal successors, and assigns c/o Nat Wayne Frisby, Trustee; Kerstan P. Keith Hoagland; Rive Lind McCaul pany, Inc., Brock Oil & Gas Cor- Trust created by the Declaration well in the 640-acre horizontal Lester Milgram; Apache Corpora- Kranker; Kevin Ray Manke and Trust u/t/a 8/11/1995; Robert Irvin poration and CNR Resources, Inc.; of Trust dated December 27, 1995; drilling and spacing units formed tion; BAHA Resources, LLC; Bank Joann Manke, as Trustees of the Parks, Jr. and Gretta Jane Young- Colton Properties, L.L.C. ; Creative Ralph William Viersen III ; Randy for the Mississippian and Wood- of America, N.A., Trustee, succes- Manke Family Trust u/t/a dated blood Parks, Trustees of the Parks Energy Concepts; Darla K. Smith, S. Cook, Trustee of the Randy S. ford common sources of supply sor to Boatman’s Trust Company, the 7th day of March, 2013; Kris- Family Revocable Trust ; Robert nee Darla Moore; Debbie Browne Cook Living Trust dated January in Sections 14 and 23, Township as Trustee of the Winifred Witwer ten Wagner Henderson; Kristi O. Farris, Jr., deceased c/o Snell; Dianne Douglass aka Dianne 17, 2017; Red River Resources, 7 North, Range 4 West, McClain Edwards Trust, under Trust Agree- Bennett Brown; Kyle J. Kranker; Louanna Farris Lunn; Robert R. Douglass Renkes; DMS Reserves, Ltd. ; Reigate Resources, Inc. ; County, Oklahoma so as to allow ment effective February 1st, 1994; L. A. Maxson; L.B. Norton, de- Boggess, aka Robert Ralph Bog- LLC; Dorcy Oil Company c/o Alan Retha Taylor, sole Trustee or her such multiunit horizontal well to be Bedam L.P.; Benny D. Wilder and ceased, his heirs, successors and gess, Individually and as Per- J. Schottenstein; Douglass & Dietz successor under the Retha Taylor drilled as described below and to Betsy Eubanks Wilder; Brenda J. assigns c/o Fentem, LLC; L.N. sonal Representative of the Estate c/o Michael Daley; Dr. Paul Ling Living Trust, dated July 28, 1996; be completed in and to produce Huff, Successor Trustee of the Fentem, Trustee under the L.N. of Sara H. Boggess; Roy B. Tai; Echo Energy, LLC; Echo Op- Robert McClintock & Julia Mc- hydrocarbons from the above Randall Family Revocable Trust Fentem Irrevocable Inter Vivos Thompson, his heirs successors erating, LLC; Edith E. Jones; Ed- Clintock; Robert W. Goldwater; named common sources of supply dated March 22, 1995; Brett Trust, dated December 4, 1979 and assigns c/o Nora T. Midkiff, ward A. Stevens; EK Energy, LLC; Roberto De Loera and Rosa Olga and establishing of a proper alloca- Thompson; Bryan P. Cook; Buf- c/o Norma Jean Fentem; Lance Successor Trustee; Roy D. and Elizabeth Casmira Brown; Eliza- De Loera, as husband and wife; tion factor for allocating the cost of falo Creek Minerals LLC; C. E. G. Youngblood a/k/a Gary Lance Kaye Moore, LLC, an Oklahoma beth Fair Eugene, deceased and Roy Glasco, deceased c/o Ludwig and the production and proceeds Crutchfield & Gladys F. Crutchfield; Youngblood c/o Sandra June LLC; Ruth Merritt a/k/a Earma Ruth her heirs successors and assigns A. Beckman; Roy Mayes, Jr. ; S & from such multiunit horizontal C.C. Cummings, deceased c/o Youngblood; Land Run Royalties, Farris Merritt, deceased c/o Ev- c/o Jean Antoinette Eugene; W Oil Company; Sara A. Trigg, well to each of the affected units Joanne S. Davis; Carey & Co., a LLC; Lean Dog Limited Partner- elyn Ruth Merritt; Sandra June Elizabeth Jane Stevens, deceased Trustee of the Trigg Family Trust; covered hereby. co-partnership; Carolyn J. Maed- ship No. 1; Lee Ann Gore Mat- Youngblood, a/k/a Sandra Young- and her heirs, successors, and Savlov Investments, Inc. ; Scott Granting such other and further er; Carolyn Lipe Wagner a/k/a thews, deceased, her heirs, suc- blood; Sara Kahan, Aaron Daniel assigns c/o Edward A. Stevens; Robinson; Seven Rivers Cattle relief as may be proper based Carolyn Louise Wagner, deceased, cessors and assigns c/o Brett Kahan and Ronia Kahan Davidson, Ellen Kay Taylor; Ellis Rudy Ltd. ; Company; Shamrock Oil & Gas, upon the evidence presented her heirs, successors and assigns Thompson; Leon Troy Cook, as Successor Trustees of the EOG Resources, Inc.; Eula Lee Inc. c/o Donald M. Saunders; at the hearing herein. The legal c/o Kristen Wagner Henderson; Trustee of the Leon Troy Cook Louis Kahan Revocable Trust c/o Browne, deceased and her heirs, Sharon Babic; Sheila K. Tilander; descriptions of the land sections Margaret Jones Wheatly, Succes- Living Trust dated the 6th day of Aaron D. Kahan; Scoop Energy successors and assigns c/o Deb- Shelly A. Minahan, Successor adjacent to the area within which sor Trustee of the Charles E. Jones, November, 2015; Leslie Eugene Company, LLC, f/k/a American bie Snell; F. Cheryl Osborn; Fam- Trustee of the M.A. Viersen Revo- the location exception lies are Jr. 2012 Trust; Chesapeake En- Gore, Jr.; Linda Starr Cook, Energy; Southwest Energy Part- ily Tree Corporation; Farmers cable Trust; Shriners Hospitals for Sections 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 22, 24, ergy Limited Partnership; Chey- Trustee of the Linda Starr Cook ners, LLC; Steely, LLC, an Okla- United Co-Operative Pool; Fentem Crippled Children, a Colorado 25, 26 and 27, Township 7 North, enne Resources, LLC; Christopher Revocable Living Trust dated the homa Limited Liability Company; LLC; Frances Dockery Row; Fran- Corporation; Span Energy, Inc.; Range 4 West, McClain County, Boysen Randall, his heirs, succes- 6th day of August, 2015; Lorraine Stephen M. Criser, Trustee of the ces J. Waters, Trustee of The Speed M. Jones, Jr. ; State of Oklahoma. Applicant further sors and assigns c/o Brenda Huff; R. Douglass; Louanna Farris Lunn; Rive Lind McCaul Trust u/t/a Frances J. Waters Revocable Oklahoma; Stephen Lee Smith, requests that Applicant or some Christopher Boysen, deceased, Louis H. Witwer III, as Trustee of dated August 11, 1994 c/o Robert Trust, dated June 18, 1996; Fred deceased and his heirs, succes- other party be authorized the right his heirs, successors and assigns the Louis H. Witwer III Trust, under M. Collins; Suffield Scheck Land W. Standefer; Fred W. Standefer, sors and assigns c/o Kathy Smith; to drill said well. Applicant further c/o Brenda Huff; Clarienne F. Trust Agreement dated August 15, & Royalty Company, L.L.C. Attn: Trustee of The Fred W. Standefer Sunbun Exploration, L.L.C.; Sur- requests that it be permitted to Youngblood, her heirs, successors 1994; Lula Farris a/k/a Louvenia T.M. Lararson; Sunbun Explora- 1982 Revocable Trust dated 9-13- vey Energy, Inc. ; Synco; TEP produce said well at said location and assigns c/o Judith Sessions; Elizabeth Farris, deceased, her tion, L.L.C., an Oklahoma Limited 82; Gorman Family LLLP, f/k/a The Anadarko Basin South III, LLC c/o from the common source of sup- Cleo M. Frisby, deceased, her heirs successors, and assigns c/o Liability Company; T. S. Dudley Billy Wayne Gorman Family Invest- Titanium Exploration Partners, ply covered hereby without any heirs, successors, and assigns c/o Louanna Farris Lunn; M. Janeen Land Company, Inc.; Ted Farris ment Limited Partnership; Halston LLC; TEP Andarko Basin South IV, downward allowable adjustment. Jack Wayne Frisby; Clyde R. Heller and Jane Bowser Woods, and Betty Farris, both deceased Resources, Inc. ; Helen L. Jones, LLC c/o Titanium Exploration NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Hoagland and Lucille S. Hoagland, Co-Trustees of the Donald P. c/o Michael E. Reif; Ted Farris and her heirs, successors, and assigns Partners, LLC; The Blakeley Fam- THAT Applicant is proposing to Co-Trustees of the Clyde R. Hoa- Bowser Revocable Trust, dated Betty Farris, both deceased c/o c/o Edith E. Jones; Helms & Un- ily Trust dated the 30th day of drill the multiunit horizontal well gland Trust u/t/a January 24, 1993 4/8/1993; M.B. White, Inc.; Ma- Patty M. Hamlin; Telee Douglass, derwood ; Herman Head and August, 2007, as amended and involved herein at the following c/o John Hoagland; Coeta Louise drona Energy, Inc.; Mamie Lou deceased c/o James B. Douglass; Mamie Mozelle Head, both de- restated on 11-12-2014 by Judy location: Frisby, deceased, her heirs, suc- Thompson, deceased c/o Mary The Alice E. Coleman 1979 Trust ceased, their heirs, successors Sue Moore Blakeley, Trustor and/ LOCATION OF WELLBORE cessors and assigns c/o Jack Lou Jamison; Mamie Lou Thomp- and The Alice E. Coleman 1979 and assigns c/o Sharon Babic; ICA or Trustee ; The Colton Company (LATERAL) AT SECTION 23 COM- Wayne Frisby; Conner Lucas son, Mary Lou Jamison, Kitty Jean Revocable Trust c/o of John D. Energy, Inc. ; Irene Bond Cook, c/o Colton Properties, LLC; The PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- Wood Irrevocable Trust, dated Lasley and Melville Don Thomp- Coleman; The Blakeley Family deceased and her heirs succes- Hefner Company, Inc. ; The Ma- POSED LOCATION OF THE END December 31, 1991; Continental son, as Trustees of the M.G. Trust dated 8-30-2007, as amend- sors and assigns c/o Randall honey Children’s Trust; The Mary POINTS OF THE COMPLETION Resources, Inc.; Crystal R. Cook; Thompson Trust c/o Mary Lou ed and restated on 4-12-2014 by Cook; J.M. Ingraham and Terra Green Family Limited Partnership INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER Daryl Ray Wood Irrevocable Trust, Jamison; MANASA, L.L.C., an Judy Sue Moore Blakeley Trustor Rosa Royalty Corp.; James B. c/o Robert Green; The Michael & THAN 0 FEET FROM THE NORTH dated December 31, 1991; David Oregon Limited Liability Company; and/or Trustee; Jonesboro, AR Douglass; James Taylor Pancoast Michelle Stacy Living Trust, dated LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 165 A. Youngblood; David Andrews; Margaret Black; Margaret Louise 72404; The H and S Drilling Com- II, Trustee of The J.T. Pancoast the 23rd day of July 2015; The FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE Diana Roysden; Dianne Douglass, Douglass, as Trustee of Margaret pany; Thomas S. Cook; Tom Ed Trust c/o Robert Pancoast; James Pinion Group, LLC; The York Fam- AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,500 now Renkes; Dorothy Gore Mc- Louise Douglass 1985 Revocable Moore; Tom Ed Moore and Val- W. Wise, Trustee of the Wise Min- ily Trust dated September 30, 2008 FEET FROM THE EAST LINE Murray, as Trustee under agree- Trust, created by the Declaration lory J. Moore, Trustees of the Jaron eral Trust; Jan Brewster Evans; c/o Gary Richard York; Theodore OF SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 7 ment with Dorothy Gore McMurray of Trust dated January 3, 1985; Tyler Moore Trust u/t/a dated Janette Douglass aka Janette H. Smyth, Trustee of the Elizabeth NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- as Trust Grantor dated December Margie Hill c/o Gregory T. Tontz; August 17, 2007, as restated May Douglass Hawkins; Jason Tyler Smyth, Trust; Tom Ed Moore and CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA 3, 1997, as it may be Amended.; Margie Lee Hill; Margie Nell 4, 2009; Tom Ed Moore, Trustee Moore Trust, amended and re- Vallory J. Moore, Trustees of the LOCATION OF WELLBORE E. Casmira Brown, aka Elizabeth Mechan, nee Smith; Mark Clifford & Vallory J. Moore, Trustee; Tri- stated 5/4/09; Jean Antoinette Jaron Tyler Moore Trust u/t/a (LATERAL) AT SECTION 14 COM- Casmira Brown; Echo Energy, Snyder and Nicholas Ray Snyder; angle Royalty Corporation; TRP Eugene; Jeffrey L. Koran Living dated August 17, 2007, as re- PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- LLC; Echo Operating, LLC; Ed- Marvin Henry Price, Trustee of The Midcon LLC; Tulsa Investors, LLC, Trust dated January 22, 2014; stated May 4, 2009; Travelers In- POSED LOCATION OF THE END ward Sammy Pogue; Elizabeth Marvin Price Revocable Trust an Oklahoma Limited Liability Jeffrey L. Koron Living Trust dated surance Company c/o Scout En- POINTS OF THE COMPLETION Fair Eugene, her heirs successors dated February 10, 2012 Attn: Company; Ursula Alexander, Indi- January 22, 2014 c/o Jeffrey L. ergy Corp; Travis S. Smith, a/k/a INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER and assigns c/o Jean Antoinette Pearl Price c/o Kathy Davidson; vidually and as Co-Trustee of the Koron, Trustee; Jeffrey P. Smith; Travis Stuart Smith; Trigg Drilling THAN 0 FEET FROM THE SOUTH Eugene; EOG Resources, Inc.; Mary Farris Cornell f/k/a Mary Gore Trust; Ursula K. Alexander, JMK, trustee; F/A/O Melvin W. Company 1980-1 Joint Venture; LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 165 ESP EOC Rose Rock, LLC; Esther Margaret Farris Evans; Mary deceased, her heirs, successors, Jackson; Joe C. Jamar, deceased Trigg Drilling Company Inc.; Trigg FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE Kahan c/o Aaron D. Kahan; Felix Fletcher Gore, her heirs, succesors and assigns c/o Ursula Alexander; and his heirs, successors, and Venture 80-I; Tropical Minerals, AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,500 Energy Holdings II, LLC; Fentem and assigns c/o Leslie Eugene Victoria Ann Youngblood, nee assigns c/o Valerie Zimmerman Inc.; TRP Midcon LLC; Vanguard FEET FROM THE EAST LINE LLC; Florence Green Witwer, de- Gore, Jr.; Mary J. Farris Davis, Smith a/k/a Victoria R. Young- Hunt; Joe Dan Trigg; John D. Cole- Operating, LLC, as successor to OF SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP 7 ceased, her heirs, successors and deceased c/o Joe S. Davis; Mary blood, deceased, her heirs, suc- man, Trustee of the John D. Cole- Eagle Rock Energy Partners, L.P. NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- assigns c/o Louis H. Witwer, III; Lou Jamison; Mary Lou Jamison, cessors and assigns c/o Judith man Mineral Trust dated February successor to Eagle Rock Mid- CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Frederick John Wagner, III; G.W. Trustee of the M.G. Thompson Sessions; Virginia Lee Youngblood 17, 2007; John L. Schaefer & Lisa Continent Assett, LLC f/k/a Crow That the entire length of the Thomas III; Garrett and Company Trust and Mary Lou Jamison, as Bennett, her heirs, successors and J. Schaefer; Johnny H. Waters Creek Energy II, L.L.C.; Vesta Mc- lateral will be cemented such that Resources, Inc.; Gary J. Young- Attorney-in-Fact for M. Don assigns c/o Kristi Bennett Brown; Trustee of The Johnny H. Waters Clain Kuntz a/k/a Vesta Kuntz the perforations will be isolated blood, deceased, his heirs, suc- Thompson, Trustee of the M. G. W. Brad James; Walter Allen Revcoable Trust dated June 18, Frommer; Viersen Oil & Gas Co. ; from the beginning and end point cessors and assigns c/o Sandra Thompson Trust; Mary Lou Roysden and Diana Colquitt Roys- 1996; Joseph M. Green and Erma Virginia Ann Dugger, Trustee of The of the lateral. June Youngblood; Gary Richard Jamison, Trustee of the M.L. den, Trustees of the Walter and D. Green, Co-Trustees of the Green Dugger Family Trust, Dated No- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN York and Karen Sue York, Co- Jamison Revocable Trust dated Diana Roysden Family Trust dated Family Trust created under instru- vember 10, 2005; W. DeVier Pier- that this cause will be heard before Trustees of The York Family Trust February 1, 2006; Mary Louise September 12, 2013; WDVD Oil ment dated April 3, 1992; Joyce son; W.E. Horkey Properties, LLC; an Administrative Law Judge on dated September 30, 2008; Gloria Youngblood Daniel, her heirs, suc- Interests, LLC; White Rock Roy- Ellen Bernstein, her heirs, succes- W.M. Haris, Neva L. Harris a/k/a the Initial Hearing Docket at the Elizabeth Simpson, Life Tenant; cessors, and assigns c/o Mary Loy alty Partners No. 1; William D. Lipe; sors, and assigns; Julia Catherine Neva L. Osborne, individually and Corporation Commission, Eastern Gordon Lee Grotts; Gulf Star McCall; Mary Loy McCall Forrest; William Farris a/k/a William Har- Best and Richard Keith Penn, as as trustee of the Neva L. Osborne Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, Royalty Company, LLC and Gulf- Mary Nell Bowser, Trustee of the rison Farris a/k/a William H. Farris; Trustee of The Best Family Trust, trust dated September 9, 1991; Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 star Royalty Company, LLC; Her- Mary Nell Bowser Revocable Trust, William M. Thompson and Lelah dated the 27th day of February, Warwick-Bacchus, LLC; Water- at 8:30 a.m. on the 11th day of man Youngblood Jr. and Margaret dated 4/8/1993; Melinda McCaul Thompson, both deceased c/o 1998; Julie Anne Jackson Barnes; man Energy, LLC ; Waycross Re- June, 2018 and that this Amended Claireene Feaster Youngblood, Mulvihill c/o Robert M. Collins; Mary Lou Jamison; William Martin K & M Oil Company; Kandus Oil sources c/o D. E. Morris; Wells- Notice be published as required both deceased and their heirs, Melinda McCaul Mulvihill, Trustee Machesney, aka William Martin & Gas Inc. c/o Bonderoue & Co.; Blinn Oil & Gas Partnership; by law and the rules of the Com- successors and assigns c/o Judith of the Melinda McCaul Mulvihill McChesney c/o Karen Elizabeth Karen Loewenherz; Kathleen Westfalen Energy, LLC; WestStar mission. Sessions; Intrust Bank, N.A., as Trust c/o Robert M. Collins; Mel- McChesney; Winston Scott Wit- Frances Neill; Kathy Smith, a/k/a Oil and Gas Inc. ; Whiteman In- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN successor to Kansas State Bank ville G. Thompson, deceased c/o wer, as Trustee of the Winston Donna Kathleen Bosholm Smith; dustries, Inc. ; William Bernstein, that in the event this cause is & Trust Co.. Agent for Rive Lind Mary Lou Jamison; Merlin O. Ben- Scott Witwer Trust, under Trust KCTC LLC; Keith Penn and Kristen deceased and his heirs, succes- uncontested, the Applicant, its McCaul Investment Agency Acct.; nett c/o Kristi Bennett Brown; Agreement dated November 1, Penn; Kevin Dale Razer, II; Kurt sors and assigns c/o Ed Bernstein; representatives, witnesses and Intrust Bank, N.A., as successor Michael C. Little and Cynthia M. 1988; Worth Petroleum, LLC; WRT Robinson; L.B. Norton, deceased William Clayton & Pat Clayton; other proponents of the Appli- to Kansas State Bank & Trust Co.. Little, Trustee of the Michael C. Minerals LLC c/o Farmers Na- and his unknown heirs, succes- Brannigan Resources, Inc. c/o cant may appear and testify by Agent for Rogene E. Williams In- and Cynthia M. Little Living Trust, tional Company, Agent; Crescent sors and assigns c/o Fentem, LLC; Cimarex Energy Co.; Atkinson, telephone. The cost of telephonic vestment Agency Acct.; Jack W. under trust agreement dated Oil and Gas Corporation; Elizabeth L.N. Fentem, Trustee under the Warren & Henley Company; B.W. communication shall be paid by Frisby, Sr. a/k/a Jack Wayne March 10, 2004; Mozelle Gooden, Farris Francis a/k/a Elizabeth L.N. Fentem Irrevocable Inter Vi- Slover, his heirs, successors, and the person or persons requesting Frisby; Jack Youngblood, his heirs, nee Smith now Knotts, her heirs, Nancy Farris Francis, her heirs, vos Trust, dated December 4th assigns; Bernice Howard; D.S. its use. Interested parties who successors, and assigns c/o David successors and assigns c/o Ed- successors and assigns; Elmer 1979 c/o John Brandon Fentem, Downey, his heirs, successors, and wish to participate by telephone A. Youngblood; James B. Doug- ward Sammy Pogue; Nancy Cook Clark a/k/a William Elmer Clark, Successor Trustee; Land Run assigns; E.J. Son, Trustees; E.O. shall contact the Applicant or lass ; James William Little; Janette Johnson, spa Nancy Wakefield, Jr. deceased, his heirs, successors Royalties, LLC; Lane Financial, Nieman and Lena H. Nieman, their Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Douglass, nka Hawkins; JBE deceased, her heirs, successors and assigns; Eva Hayes, de- Inc. ; Larry E. Walsh c/o Walsh heirs successors, and assigns; hearing date, and provide their Group, Inc; Jean Antoinette Eu- and assigns c/o Julie Kranker, ceased, her heirs successors and Mineral Properties, L.L.C.; Leroy Ernest L. Lipper, his heirs, succes- name and phone number. gene; Jeannette Hambrick Farris Personal Representative; Native assigns; Major Royalty Corpora- Gatlin II, Trustee of The Leroy sors, and assigns ; Ernest L. Lip- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN a/k/a Jenny Farris a/k/a Mary Exploration Operating, LLC; Noel/ tion; Texam Oil Corporation, as Gatlin II 2005 Revocable Trust pert; Hugh Howard; L.H. & H.S. Oil that all interested persons may ap- Jeannette Hambrick Farris, de- McGuigan Interests, Ltd., a Texas successor to Producers Royalty Agreement dated December 21, Trust; Myrtle J. Jamar formerly pear and be heard. For information ceased c/o Louanna Farris Lunn; Limited Partnership; Noel/Wagner Corporation; Tom Farris a/k/a 2005 and amended; Lillian M. Ratliff, his heirs, successors, and concerning this action, contact Jefferson Sexton Alexander, Indi- Interests, Ltd., a Texas Limited Thomas F. Farris, deceased; Jean Minter, deceased and her heirs, assigns; O.W. Foster, his heirs, Peter Burns, Newfield Exploration vidually and as Co-Trustee of the Partnership; Nora T. Midkiff, Suc- Ann Oswalt, aka Jean Ann Mabry successors and assigns c/o O. V. successors, and assigns; Roy C. Mid-Continent Inc., 24 Waterway Gore Trust; JEROCO, Inc.; Jesse cessor Trustee under LW&T of Roy Karen Elizabeth Machesney, a/k/a Richardson; Lisa Ann Smith, Smith, his heirs, successors, and Ave., Ste. 900, The Woodlands, H. Frisby c/o Jack Wayne Frisby; B. Thompson, deceased a/k/a the Karen Elizabeth McChesney; Trustee of The Lisa Ann Smith assigns ; T.J. Polk and Emily Polk; Texas 77380, 281/674-2498 or John D. Coleman, Trustee of the Roy B. Thompson Trust f/b/o Leewellyn Johnson, heirs, suces- Revocable Trust dated May 1, W.H. Livermore, his heirs, succes- Ron M. Barnes or Grayson Barnes, John D. Coleman Mineral Trust Gerald Thompson, Gene Thomp- sors and assigns; Baptist Founda- 2009; Lorraine R. Douglass; Lula sors, and assigns; Bristol Re- BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. dated February 17, 2007; John son, Joseph U.S. Thompsn and tion of the State of Oklahoma, in M. Povenz and Clifford Warren sources Corporation; Cal Green; Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, Richard Hoagland; Joseph M. Roy B. Thompson, Jr. as ex- Trust, for the use and benefit of Povenz and Paul J. Provenz, Jr. CNR Resources, Inc. successor to Oklahoma 74119, 918/382-8686. Green and Erma Dean Green, tended and modified; Nosley Oklahoma Baptist University, a and Walter A. Povenz c/o Mary Lobo Holdings, Inc c/o Brock Oil CORPORATION Trustees of the Green Family Trust SCOOP, LLC; Oaktree SC AE corporation; Carolyn Ann An- Lou Povenz; Luxe Operating Okla- & Gas Corp.; Episcopal Royalty COMMISSION under the instrument dated Scoop Holdings, LLC c/o Oaktree drews, a/k/a Carolyn Ann Andews homa, LLC; M.B. White, Inc.; Company; Glengarry Enterprises, OF OKLAHOMA 4/3/1992 c/o Linda A. Gass; Jo- Capital Management, L.P.; Pan- Osburn, her heirs, successors, and Mabel Southard and Merle South- Inc. c/o Sidney Fromer; Jeffrey P. DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman seph Paul Alexander, III, Indi- handle Oil and Gas Inc., formerly assigns c/o David Andrews; Hu- ard, both deceased c/o Judy Kay Southwick; John O. Cokerell; J. TODD HIETT, vidually and as Co-Trustee of the Panhandle Royalty Company; bert Douglass, Jr. ; Joseph Donner; Potter; MANASA, L.L.C.; Rainier American Energy, Inc.; Vice Chairman Gore Trust; Joyce E. Bernstein Panhandle Oil and Gas Inc., for- Nagode Oil Trust; SECTION 23- MAP2009-OK c/o Map Royalty, Redterra Resources Company c/o BOB ANTHONY, a/k/a Joyce Ellen Kaplan Bern- merly Panhandle Royalty Com- 7N-4W: 254984 Alberta Ltd. c/o Inc.; Margaret Louise Douglass, John R. Decker; Rockworker, Inc. Commissioner stein, her heirs, successors and pany; Patricia Margaret Stewart Bill Tajcnar; 89 Energy, LLC; Ainslie as trustee of Mararet Louise Dou- c/o David C. Wright; Steve B. DONE AND PERFORMED this assigns c/o Charles Selig Bern- Morales; Paula Elaine Thompson, Exploration, a Trigg Drililng part- glass 1985 Revocable Trust, cre- Browne; SWO Petroleum, Inc.; TBS 22nd day of May, 2018. stein and Sandrea Lee Bernstein, Trustee of the Paula Elaine Thomp- nership; Alice E. Coleman 1979 ated by the Declaration of Trust Exploration, Inc.; Aspen Energy BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Co-Personal Representatives; son Revocable Trust dated No- Trust, a/k/a Alice E. Coleman 1979 dated January 3, 1985; Mary Arden Group, Inc. ; Bronco Petroleum SION: JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as vember 4, 1998; Pauline M. Kinney, Revocable Trust, John D. Cole- Gatlin, nka Andrews; Matagorda Ltd.; East Wood Equity Venture, PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary successor to Bank One Trust formerly Moore, her heirs, succes- man, Trustee c/o John D. Coleman; B1, LP; Maurice Wirick and Edith Inc., as successor by merger to Company, N.A., Trusteee of The sors and assigns c/o Roy D. Allyson Gatlin Sullivan; Ana S. Wirick, deceased and their heirs, Crown Partners L.L.C. Minerals 4B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 The Purcell Register Religion Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church By Fr. Jim Chamberlain

Last Sunday, the Easter sea- to pray the rosary, there is the faith, one which nonetheless son closed with the celebration Church. When the youth group believed the Messiah had of Pentecost. The disciples travels on a mission trip to come. At the first Council in had come to Jerusalem, 50 experience a new culture and Jerusalem (Acts 15) it was days after the discovery of the to work in the name of Jesus, decided that Gentiles (non- Church Directory empty tomb, to celebrate the there is the Church. Jews) could also be members Jewish feast of spring harvest When Catholic Charities of the Church. as described in Exodus 34:22. send supplies and volunteers With the conversion of Jesus had, presumably, left to help victims who have been Constantine, a persecuted First Christian Church them, and they were afraid of impacted by a tornado, there is Church now suddenly became the consequences of facing the Church. The Church is the a “mainstream” Church, and (Disciples of Christ) life on their own in the midst miracle that appears whenever again the theology of who we 2nd & Washington, Purcell Purcell, OK of hostile Jewish authorities. two or three people are gath- are had to readjust. This was Rev. Bill Crawford 2705 N. 9th • 527-2535 In his atmosphere of fear and ered in the name of Jesus to do the Second Age of the Church. 405-820-8184 Pastor: Wally Kelly timidity, they prayed together the will of God on earth – to We are now in the Third Age ...finding our source, supply, Sun. Worship: 10:45 Sunday services Wednesday services and went about the business bring peace and justice among of the Church – the global Wed. Events: 9 am Sunday School 6:30 pm Bible Study and ultimate delight in God. Adult Studies: 6 or 7pm of replacing Judas with one peoples. Church – in which we are 10 am Worship 6:30 pm Awanas & Chalice Kids and Kiddos: of their own, Matthias, who What are the qualities of the no longer a European church 6 pm Evening worship Youth Goldsby, OK 405.288.2117 5:45-7 (experiential) also had known Jesus. And Church that make it special? with a Western mindset, but (Light meal at 6-ish – all) www.truevineok.org www.ebcpurcell.org suddenly there came a “mighty Here are just a few. First, the are open to the lived experi- wind that filled the whole Church doesn’t exist for itself ences of God in all peoples room” (Acts 2). The Holy only. It exists in service to the and cultures. Westside Spirit descended upon the Kingdom of God, in order to If there were no Church, Apostles, and the Church was bring about God’s reign to the world would be a very sad Church of Christ Hwy 39, 5mi. west of Purcell born – now not out of fear, but the earth. place indeed. It would be as if 401 W. Broadway 405.527.3957 - [email protected] out of energy and fullness and In other words, our mission we locked the doors upon the Sundays enthusiasm! is to build ourselves up within risen Christ, who had no place 715 W. Harrison, Purcell Lexington Age Group Bible Study 9:45 am Sunday Morning - 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am And so we celebrate the the Church walls only so that to dwell within. But the risen Community Outreach 4:30 pm beginning of the Church, the we can build the Kingdom of Christ does live. He lives in the Revival Service - 11 a.m. Sunday Morning 10:30 am Age Group Bible Study 5:30 pm Wednesday Evening - 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship 6:30 pm birthday of the Church. But God outside the Church walls. hearts of each of us, his faithful Pastor: Rev. Mark A. Stacy Sunday Evening 3:00 pm Wednesdays where is it found, the Church? Our mission is, little by little, ones. He lives in the Church. Office Ph. 405.527.3045 Fellowship Meal 5:30 pm Wednesday Evening 7:30 pm Age Group Bible Study 6:30 pm Jesus said “Wherever two to change the world. Happy Birthday, Church! or three are gathered in my Second, our emphasis should We are grateful for all the name, there am I in the midst be on inclusivity rather than catechists who taught our Johnson Road FIRST BAPTIST of them.” Or we might say that exclusivity. That is, we wel- children this past year! CHURCH the Church lives wherever the come those people that we Vacation Bible School will Baptist Church LEXINGTON Kingdom of God is present see only a few times a year, at be held July 10-12 from 6-8 4 mi. N. of Purcell on I-35 Connecting People With God and One Another and the will of God is being Easter, at Christmas, or at First p.m. in the Parish Hall. Pastor Wayne Brown Team Kids • The Way (Youth) fulfilled. Communion. We welcome Our Mass schedule is Satur- 9:45a.m ...... Sunday School Upward • Senior Activities Therefore, when bishops them because the Holy Spirit day at 5 p.m. (English), Sunday 11:00a.m ...... Worship Service Sunday School 9:45 meet with the Pope in Rome, is active in their lives as well. at 11 a.m. (English) and 1 p.m. 6:30p.m ...... Sunday Evening Morning Worship 8:30 • 10:45 • Evening 6:00 they pray together. There is the And third, as Church we (Spanish). 6:30p.m ...... Wednesday Rusty Canoy Church. When a small group reimagine ourselves accord- For more information, call Pastor 527-6758 of people gather together in ing to the age in which we our church office at 527-3077. 800 E. BROADWAY • LEXINGTON 527-7155 • 447-9709 someone’s home to grieve over live. When the Church began, Please visit our parish, and like Memorial Calvary the death of a loved one and it was thought to be a Jewish us on Facebook. Assembly of God Holiness Church 7th & Monroe, Purcell Pastor David Bittle Pastor Duane Elmore 403 N. 4th, Purcell Lexington Westside Church of Christ sunday school 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Justin Blankenship 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship Good week to all: Welcome surprised by the remedy the he tells the king to send Naa- Evening services 6:00 p.m. to the “front porch.” Lord prescribes. man on down the road to him Wed. Night services 7:00 p.m. 1106 W. Grant • Purcell • 527-3342 6:00 p.m. Sunday Night Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Do you know one of the You may remember Naaman. when he arrives. Elisha, God’s We invite You to Worship With us. Sunday Worship ...... 10:45 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Night Sunday Night ...... 6:00 p.m. Independent Pentecostal most misunderstood subjects He is a notable man in the Syr- man, knows some things about 527-2769 Wednesday ...... 7:00 p.m. Holiness Church in the Word of God? You may ian army and a great warrior and healing, of course. find it hard to believe, but it is leader. But he has a problem: Soon, Naaman and his cara- obedience. He is a leper. van pull in front of Elisha’s NEW MISSION Really, the world – both A young Israelite maiden house. But Elisha does a strange Holiness Church Lighthouse in the Bible days and in our who had been captured by the thing. He doesn’t even bother Sunday School: 10 a.m. day – often has a difficult time Syrians is the servant for Naa- to come out and recognize Worship: 11 a.m. 118 W. Broadway/Hwy 39 Downtown Worship understanding what it means man’s wife. One day the young the great and well-respected Sunday Evening: 6 p.m. Post Office Box 1028 Rev. Jeff Pierce to obey the Lord. We could lady tells Mrs. Naaman that if Naaman. He merely sends his Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Lexington, OK 73051 527.6214 Center understand this if it were a child her husband could only see the servant Gehazi out to tell Naa- 2726 N. 9th, Purcell whose mom tells her to go clean prophet in Samaria he could man this: Pastor: Steve Moore Sunday - 10:00am/6:30pm Sunday Morning - 10:30 am From South Purcell I-35, Exit 1 mile Wednesday - 7:00pm Sunday Evening - 6:00 pm her room. A child might come be healed. As soon as Naaman “Go wash yourself seven South on Highway 74 to Highway 180th Wednesday Evening - 7:00 pm up with any number of ways hears this, he rushes to the king times in the Jordan, and your St. West on 180th St. 6 miles. Pastor Charles Barton www.lighthousechurch.tv around the command: What of Syria and tells him the good flesh will be restored and you 527-7521 527-5726 does “clean” really mean? Or: news. The king immediately will be cleansed” (2 Kings Mom said “my” room, which sends him to Israel, preceded 5:10). Purcell’s First Baptist means that I can clean it any by a letter to the king of Israel Yes, Naaman, all you have to Our Lady of Victory Trinity United way I want. expressing his desire for him do to be healed is go down to Methodist Church 4th & Main 405-527-3327 We understand the silliness to heal Naaman. the Jordan and dip seven times. Catholic Church www.fbcpurcell.org of such a way of thinking, but Of course, that’s just the first Now, what do you think CORNER OF THIRD & JEFFERSON Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Come worship with us! we also must understand the example of wrong thinking, Naaman does? Do you think he Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. & 6 pm Sundays fallacy of thinking that way because the king of Israel has jumps up into his chariot and Saturday - 5 pm (English) 6 p.m. Wednesdays Sunday - 11 am (English) Rev. Dr. James Kim toward the Word of God. long ago lost touch with the heads in a bee-line to obey that 1 pm (Español) Activities for all ages & child care Yet, in the Bible, we see many Lord. In fact, the king gets mad command? Pastor provided for all services! examples of men or women and assumes the king of Syria Well, we’ll see next week, Parish Office/Oficina: 527-3077 211 N. 2nd, Purcell James Wilder, Pastor who think they can put a per- is trying to pick another fight Lord willing, on our next visit Priest House/Padre Jim: 527-4242 527-2256 Office HIS HEART, HIS PASSION, HIS PURPOSE sonal spin on God’s commands. with him. here on the “front porch.” One of the great examples But word of all of these steven.bowen@redoakisd. You Are Always Welcome At of such a man is Naaman from events comes to Elisha, and org Goldsby over in fifth chapter of Second Baptist Church 7th & Monroe St. Kings. He comes to the Lord 153 W. Center Road with a great need, but he is Goldsby, OK 73093 2223 N. 9th, Purcell, OK 73080 288-2514 Pastor Dennis Clark Church of Green Avenue Church of Christ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 527-6808 The Wednesday evening auditorium class looked at the eighth Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Christ EASTSIDE and ninth verses of First Corinthians 13 which reveal that the Evening - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening - 6:30 p.m. Morning Worship: 10:50 a.m. Purcell, oK spiritual gifts which were being discussed would come to an Evening Worship: 5:00 p.m. Sunday 10:30 & 1:30 church of christ end but love would never end. Steve Roach, Pastor Wednesday Bible Study: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 6:30 Due to severe weather in the area late Saturday, the congrega- “preaching first century tion was unable to use the meeting house Sunday because there christianity in the twenty- was no electrical power. Instead there was one worship service, first century” at the preacher’s home, Sunday afternoon. N.E. 4th and Ash At that service Keith Shackleford delivered a sermon on ‘a few new things.’ The lesson looked at the new way (John 14:6), the Lexington, OK new covenant (Luke 22:20), the new creature or new creation 527-3131 (Second Corinthians 5:17 ), the new way to approach God (Acts sunday services 4:11) and the new worship (Acts 20:7). Bible study- 9:30 am The church is located at 407 Jackson Street in Purcell. Bible classes begin at 9:45 a.m. Sunday morning and 7 p.m. Wednes- Morning worship- 10:30 am day evening, with worship at 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Sunday. evening worship- 6:00 pm Bible study correspondence courses are available. You can call wednesday Bible study- 7:00 pm the office at 527-4052. LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-5B Sunray Baptist Church Chickasaw Nation Legal James and Pam Kyzer sang from 1 Timothy 1:3-8. Paul noted soloists and songwriters to host rabies clinic “Whosoever Meaneth Me” for encouraged Timothy to stay at Mark Lanier, from Ball, Loui- Notice our morning special. Brother the church in Ephesus to stop siana, and Mark Bishop, from No. 477-May 24-1 Time Dennis spoke from 1 Corin- the false teaching and doctrine. Irvine, Kentucky. Admission The Chickasaw Nation will tions of the upcoming rabies BEFORE THE CORPORATION thians 1:26-31. In these verses He was to give truthful and is free. A love offering will be host rabies clinics in the month clinics: COMMISSION OF THE God gives us insight into the spiritual responses from God’s taken to help cover expenses. of June and July in Purcell and Thursday, June 14, Chicka- STATE OF OKLAHOMA Tishomingo. saw Nation Purcell Area Office, APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- type of people He uses. God word. Paul saw proper doctrine Please join us for this special TION OPERATING, LLC can do amazing things with as an essential in the church and night of worship, praise, and The clinic will be set up as 1430 Hardcastle Blvd., Purcell; RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL not so amazing people. He that it would produce unity and song. a drive-thru and will be first Thursday, July 12, Chicka- SPACING come, first served. saw Nation Tishomingo Area LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ALL has given us righteousness, love within the church body. Join us for Sunday school, OF SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP sanctification, and redemption We are looking forward to the worship, bible study, and all Owners must have a CDIB Office, 815 E. Sixth St., 6 NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST OF through His Son. Everything summer months at Sunray. We activities at Sunray Baptist or tribal citizenship card and Tishomingo, and Chickasaw THE IM, McCLAIN COUNTY, God does is for His glory. “He will be hosting our 12th annual Church. We are located at 2223 the animals must belong to Nation Purcell Area Office, OKLAHOMA the owner. 1430 Hardcastle Blvd., Purcell. Cause CD No. 201804098 that glorieth, let him glory in SummerSing gospel singing North 9th Street in Purcell. For NOTICE OF HEARING the Lord”. service on Saturday, June 30, additional information call The clinics will take place For more information, con- STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: The evening message was at 6:30 pm with “The 2 Marks”, 527-6808. from 10 a.m. to noon. The fol- tact the Ada area office at (580) All persons, owners, producers, lowing are the dates and loca- 436-7256. operators, purchasers and tak- ers of oil and gas, and all other interested persons, particularly in McClain County, Oklahoma, more Johnson Road Baptist Church No. 479-May 24-1 Time particularly the parties set out on BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION the Exhibit “A” attached to the Americans should never miss the ladies at the assisted living and imprisoning Christians, OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA application on file in this cause, an opportunity on Memorial center with a smile on her face but Paul did not let his past APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORATION OPERATING, LLC and, if any of the named individuals Day to remember our heroes of said, “We had a cold breakfast occupy every moment, action RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION be deceased, then the unknown LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS 30 AND 31, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, heirs, executors, administrators, the past. Take time on Monday this morning.” and objective in his life. The RANGE 3 WEST OF THE IM, McCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA devisees, trustees and assigns, to drive through the cemetery Whether it is storming, rain- sinner Paul became the great Cause CD No. 201804100 both immediate and remote, of to note the names on the grave ing or snowing, every Lord’s missionary to the world and the NOTICE OF HEARING such deceased individual; if any markers and flags posted Day at Johnson Road is a good author of great letters of love. STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All persons, owners, producers, opera- of the named entities is dissolved tors, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, and all other interested partnership, corporation or other throughout the area. day for worshipping our Great Life is too short to allow guilt persons, particularly in McClain County, Oklahoma, and, if any of the association, then the unknown If time permits, stop to join God. to destroy our happiness and individuals be deceased, then the unknown heirs, executors, adminis- successors, trustees and assigns, your friends at the Memorial Special music was provided service to God and mankind. trators, devisees, trustees and assigns, both immediate and remote, of both immediate and remote, of Day Service. The music and fel- Sunday morning by Abygail We sin when guilt is not ac- such deceased individual; if any of the entities is dissolved partnership, such dissolved entity; if any of corporation or other association, then the unknown successors, trustees the named parties designated as lowship will bless your heart. Mayo, Ginger Clifton and knowledged. We sin when we and assigns, both immediate and remote, of such dissolved entity; a trustee is not presently acting Last Saturday was one of Gynean Gentry. do not confess our guilt to God. if any of the parties designated as a trustee is not presently acting in in such capacity as trustee, then our famous Oklahoma stormy Scripture text for the morning We sin when our guilt is not such capacity as trustee, then the unknown successor or successors the unknown successor or suc- nights. The rain, lightning, sermon was taken from Psalms forgiven. Our freedom from to such trustee; if any of the parties designated as an attorney-in-fact cessors to such trustee; if any of is not presently acting in such capacity as attorney-in-fact, then the the named parties designated as thunder and wind chose the 51, Psalms 32, Acts 22 and Phi- guilt comes when our burdens unknown successor or successors to such attorney-in-fact; and if any an attorney-in-fact is not pres- Purcell and Lexington areas lippians 3. The congregation are lifted at Calvary. of the entities are corporations which do not continue to have legal ently acting in such capacity as as their stomping grounds. It was reminded that everyone Someone once said, “There existence, then unknown trustees or assigns of such parties. attorney-in-fact, then the unknown NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Applicant, Native Exploration successor or successors to such is amazing how well Oklaho- is guilty of sin. are two kinds of guilt: the kind Operating, LLC, has filed an application in this cause requesting the attorney-in-fact; and if any of the man’s have come to deal with The problem arises when we that drowns you until you’re Corporation Commission to enter an order, as follows: named entities are corporations such weather disturbances. allow guilt to drive us insane useless and the kind that fires (i) Authorizing and permitting an exception to the permitted well loca- which do not continue to have legal When the lights flicker and and cripple our ability to find your soul to purpose.” tion tolerances in the proposed 640-acre horizontal drilling and spacing existence, then unknown trustees units comprised of Sections 30 and 31, Township 6 North, Range 3 or assigns of such parties. fail and the trees shed some of peace and joy. Sermon title for this Sunday West of the IM, McClain County, Oklahoma, as to the Mississippian, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN their limbs on houses and yards, King David admitted his is “Every Life is a Memory.” Woodford and Hunton separate common sources of supply, so as to that Applicant, Native Explora- we hover inside and wait for terrible behavior in commit- The Wednesday evening allow a multiunit horizontal well to be drilled at the location as follows: tion Operating, LLC, has filed an the morning light to evaluate ting adultery and murder, but Bible study for this week will Location of Wellbore at Completion Interval in Section 30-6N-3W: application in this cause request- The proposed location of the completion interval will be no closer ing the Commission to enter an the damage. Then it’s time David did not dwell on his past be the 27th chapter of The Acts than 150 feet from the north line and no closer than 0 feet from the order, as follows: (i) amending to muscle up for the painful mistakes. David blessed God of the Apostles. south line and no closer than 330 feet from the west line of the unit Order No. 44983, as reformed by recovery work. with his great songs of praise Sunday school begins at 9:45 comprising said Section 30, Township 6 North, Range 3 West of the Order No. 48915, as reformed by For those that suffered dam- and his desire to build a beauti- a.m. Morning worship begins IM, McClain County, Oklahoma, Order No. 122605 to delete the Location of Wellbore at Completion Interval in Section 31-6N-3W: W/2 of said Section 30, Township ages and the workers that re- ful house of worship. at 11 a.m. The proposed location of the completion interval will be no closer 6 North, Range 3 West of the IM, stored the electricity we offer The Apostle Paul admitted Come eat with us and enjoy than 0 feet from the north line and no closer than 150 feet from the McClain County, Oklahoma, from our prayers of thanks. One of his horrible sins of killing the fellowship around the table. south line and no closer than 330 feet from the west line of the unit the purview of the Hunton Lime comprising said Section 31, Township 6 North, Range 3 West of the common source of supply and to IM, McClain County, Oklahoma, vacate the 80-acre lay down drill- and to be completed in and produce hydrocarbons from the above- ing and spacing units previously named common sources of supply; (ii) providing for the re-opening formed by such order for common of the cause at such time as the bottom hole location of the well source of supply in such lands; (ii) proposed hereunder has been determined; (ii) establishing a proper extending Order No. 674319, to allowable with no downward adjustment make thereto; (iv) granting enlarge and extend the boundar- such other further relief as may be proper based upon the evidence ies of the Mississippian, Woodford presented at the hearing herein. and Hunton separate common NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the name of operator(s) and well or sources of supply so as to cover wells currently completed in or producing from the common source and include Section 30, Township of supply involved herein on one or more of the tracts of land or drill- 6 North, Range 3 West of the IM, ing and spacing units adjoining or cornering said Sections 30 and 31 McClain County, Oklahoma, which toward which the location of the well covered hereby is proposed to section should be formed as 640- be moved are set forth below: acre horizontal drilling and spacing units for such separate common Operator Well Name sources of supply underlying such section, with the permitted well for Casillas Petroleum Corp Miles 1 the units to be located not less than Whetstone 1-25-36-WXH 660 feet from the unit boundary Mott Production Company Episcopal Royalty 1 for the Mississippian and Hunton Baxter-Dudley Unit 1 separate common sources of Baxter-Ewert Unit 1 supply and 165 feet from the north/south boundaries and 330 Kaiser-Francis Oil Company Daisey Nell Stephens 1-25 from east/west boundaries for • Photo provided James A. McKinnon 1-25 the Woodford common source of supply; and (iii) granting such The Lesters Davco Productions Inc. Hardage 1-25 other and further relief as may be proper based upon the evidence The Lesters, a family ministry, will be at the Memorial Assembly of God, 701 W. Monroe, in Penner Energy, Inc. Mary Ann 1-19 presented at the hearing herein. Purcell at 7 p.m. on Friday, June 1. A dinner and dessert auction will follow their ministry. The Donal 1-19 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN event is a fundraiser for the church’s mission trip to Brazil. Shoshone Oil and Gas Inc. Alsup 1 that this cause will be referred to an Administrative Law Judge Keith F. Walker Oil & Gas Tommy 1-6 for hearing, taking of evidence Company LLC and reporting to the Corporation Commission. Eagle Exploration Production Jody Mantooth 0503 7-1XHW NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Bowman Legal Notice LLC M. Terry 0504 1-1HW that this cause will be heard before an Administrative Law Judge on Bunch Oil & Gas, LLC Baker 6-1 the Merits Docket at the Corpora- No. 475-May 24-3 Times Oklahoma, containing 80 acres, Streamline Oil & Gas, Inc. Perry 1 tion Commission, First Floor, Jim IN THE DISTRICT COURT more or less (30 net mineral acres), Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Methodist OF McCLAIN COUNTY and judicially determining the Edinger Engineering, Inc. Joe Baker 1-1 Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the STATE OF OKLAHOMA death and heirship of Shirley M. 12th day of June 2018, and that SHADOW CREEK MINERALS II, Spencer, deceased. Elder Craig Oil and Gas LLC J B 1-1 this notice will be published as LLC, a limited liability company, YOU WILL FURTHER TAKE required by law and the rules of Church Plaintiff, NOTICE that the Plaintiff has al- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the application in this cause re- the Commission. V. leged that more than one (1) year quests that the order be entered in this matter be made effective as NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN What a glorious day for The Heirs, Executors, Adminis- has elapsed since the death of to the date of the execution thereof or as of a date prior thereto and that the Applicant and interested church services last Sunday and trators, Devisees and Assigns the above named deceased per- that the authorization and permission requested herein run in favor parties may present testimony by of SHIRLEY M. SPENCER, de- son without there having been a of the Applicant, Continental Resources, Inc., or some other party telephone. The cost of telephonic to praise and worship the Lord. ceased, decree by the district court having Events coming up for our recommended by Applicant. communication shall be paid by Defendants. jurisdiction to administer upon the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the legal descriptions for the land the person or persons requesting church will be a bake sale on Case No. CV-18-52 estate of such decedent wherein sections adjacent to said Sections 30 and 31 are Sections 19, 20, 29 its use. An interested party who Saturday, June 2, which will NOTICE BY PUBLICATION it was judicially determined who and 32, Township 6 North, Range 3 West of the IM, Sections 5 and wishes to participate by telephone TO: The Heirs, Executors, were the persons entitled to 6, Township 5 North, Range 3 West of the IM, Section 1, Township 5 shall contact the Applicant’s at- start at 10 a.m. We hope to see Administrators, Devisees and As- participate in the distribution of all our friends from the com- North, Range 4 West of the IM and Sections 24, 25 and 36, Township torney, prior to the hearing date, signs of SHIRLEY M. SPENCER, such real property, the name and 6 North, Range 4 West of the IM, McClain County Oklahoma. and provide his or her name and munity. The proceeds will go formerly known as SHIRLEY M. identity of all persons who took or NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be referred to an phone number. to our building fund. SCOTT, deceased were entitled to take and the pro- Administrative Law Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and reporting NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN YOU, and each of you, will take portion thereof which each took Our ladies are great bakers, to the Corporation Commission. that all interested persons may notice that you have been sued immediately upon the death of the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before appear and be heard. For informa- and we will have pecan pies, in the above named Court in an above named decedent and that an Administrative Law Judge on the Merits Docket at the Corporation tion concerning this action contact cakes, cookies and delicious action therein pending wherein this proceeding is brought to make Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Okla- Theo Coleman, Rock Creek Land Shadow Creek Minerals II, LLC is such determination of death and homa, at 8:30 a.m., on the 12th day of June 2018, and that this notice & Energy, (405) 358-6090, or Em- cinnamon rolls. Be early as the Plaintiff and you and each of heirship of said named decedent, some of these items sell fast. will be published as required by law and the rules of the Commission. ily P. Smith, attorney, OBA No. you are Defendants, the same be- and to quiet the Plaintiff’s title in NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant and interested 20805, (405) 272-4710, 101 Park We look forward to seeing you. ing Case No. CV-2018-52 to which and to the minerals as against parties may present testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic Avenue, Suite 1400, Oklahoma Our church services start at Petition you are hereby referred such Defendant. communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting City, OK 73102. Please refer to for full particulars. That you must DATED this 21st day of May, its use. An interested party who wishes to participate by telephone Cause CD Number. 11 a.m. so come and visit us. answer said Petition filed by the 2018. Pastor Cleo Bryan always has shall contact the Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and DONE AND PERFORMED THIS Plaintiff on or before the 9th day KRISTEL GRAY, provide his or her name and phone number. 16th day of May 2018. steadfast messages to help us. of July, 2018, or said petition will COURT CLERK NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear CORPORATION be taken as true and judgment By: /s/ Amy May and be heard. For information concerning this action contact Theo COMMISSION rendered in said action adjudging Deputy Court Clerk Coleman, Rock Creek Land & Energy, (405) 358-6090, or Emily P. Smith, OF OKLAHOMA Follow us on the Plaintiff to be the owner in fee (SEAL) attorney, OBA No. 20805, (405) 272-4710, 101 Park Avenue, Suite DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman simple title in and to an undivided Attorneys for Plaintiff: 1400, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. Please refer to Cause CD Number. J. TODD HIETT, 3/8 interest in the oil, gas and other PARK, NELSON, CAYWOOD, DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 16th day of May, 2018. Vice Chairman minerals underlying the following JONES & PERRYMAN, LLP CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA BOB ANTHONY, described real property, to-wit: 122 North 4th Street DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Commissioner The South Half (S/2) of the Post Office Box 968 J. TODD HIETT, Vice Chairman BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- twitter.com/ Northwest Quarter (NW/4) of Sec- Chickasha, Oklahoma 73023- BOB ANTHONY, Commissioner SION: purcellregister tion 29, Township 9 North, Range 0968 BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- 4 West, I.M., McClain County, Telephone: (405) 224-0386 PEGGY MITCHELL, Commission Secretary sion Secretary 6B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 LPXLP No. 470-May 24-1 Time 81.33 HECK JUSTIN &/OR TARYN, MOTE RANDY J & GEANETTA, 256.55 WANGSGARD CHRISTOPHER, Notice is hereby given that CHRISTENSEN TRAVIS & TE- 68.43 17.90 THE MAIN VAPOR, 140.45 359.75 under authority and mandatory RESA, 30.80 HENNING ROBIN & DOUGLAS, MOYERS LARRIE & THERESA THE PET NANNY, 60.90 WARD JUSTIN , 23.28 requirement of 68 O.S. 1991 3102, CLARK ROBERT & HELEN , 64.13 L, 18.98 TOMLINSON TALYTHA M, WARRIOR DEN HEALTH & FIT- certain taxes on personal property 24.35 HERNANDEZ MAURO, 80.19 MUELLER STEVE & KIM, 45.85 238.28 NESS, 143.68 have become delinquent for the CLAUNCH BRIAN, 102.83 HERNANDEZ ZENON, 27.58 MUNOZ MARIA, 77.03 TOWNSEND CODY, 274.83 WATKINS JOHN III, 159.50 year 2017, and if not paid within CLEMENT KENNETH, 23.28 HERRIN RICK & MICHELLE, MURRAY RYAN, 27.58 TREJO ALBINO, 100.68 WATKINS JOHN ROLAND III, thirty(30) days from date of this CODY HEATHER & DAVID 558.63 MYERS BERT & MARY, 46.93 TREJO ALBINO, 17.90 255.81 publication, shall be placed on a GONZALEZ, 87.78 HILL KENNETH & LAVERNE, NEGRETE JANETTE, 52.30 TREJO JOHN, 27.58 WEBSTER JAMES, 55.53 personal lien docket in the Office COLLINS BARRY & ANGELA, 259.78 NESMITH STEPHANIE, 284.50 TRIPLETT HANNA OR JAMES, WEBSTER PAT, 49.08 of the County Treasurer and the 603.78 HILL SEAN, 141.53 NEWMAN REBECCA, 214.63 145.08 WELLS ROGER, 35.10 homestead exemption of such tax- COLLINS LARRY B, 50.15 HINES LAWSON & SANDRA, NEWTON KEVIN & CYNTHIA, TRIPLETT JAMES N & MONITA WENZEL TERRIE MICHELLE, payer shall be canceled pursuant COLLINS MIKE &/OR BETTY, 574.75 60.90 K, 146.63 69.50 to section 2409.1 of this title. Said 43.70 HINKLE BOYD, 61.98 NIETO JUAN, 172.70 TRS RANCH, LLC, 97.45 WETSEL BRADLEY, 123.25 liens are superior to all other liens, COMPTON TROY, 64.13 HINKLE LARRY & VIRGINIA, O’NEAL BARBARA, 522.08 TRS RANCH, LLC, 290.95 WHEELER JACK, 67.35 conveyances or encumbrances CONOPCO, INC, 10.38 18.98 OATS JOSHUA & KIM, 22.20 TSOTADDLE PATRICK & BOB- WILLIAMS ANNE, 30.80 filed subsequent thereto, on real COOPER EUGENE & JEANNA, HOBSON CHRISTOPHER & ONOFRE GAYTAN, 81.33 BIE JO, 21.13 WILLIAMS DONALD, 30.80 or personal property. The tax 251.18 TRICIA, 17.90 OSBY CHRISTIE &/OR TINA TURNER JAMES, 64.13 WILLIAMS DONALD, 30.80 liens shall be a lien on all real and CORNELL VICKIE, 117.88 HOBSON CHRISTOPHER G, ADAMS, 54.45 TURNER MAURINE, 14.68 WILLIAMS FRED L & NORMA personal property of the taxpayer COULTER CLYDE, 147.98 35.10 OWEN DERIC L, 71.65 TWO T CONSTRUCTION, J, 25.43 in the county for a period of seven CROSS DON & TAMMY, 15.75 HOBSON TRICIA, 15.75 PARRA ENRIQUE, 41.55 207.10 WILSON ALICE Z, 115.73 (7) years. CRYSTAL LLOYD &/OR LISA, HOFFMAN MARK & SARA, PARRISH JAMES &/OR COURT- ULRICH MARK & KAREY, 68.43 WILSON FAMILY TRUST, 181.30 Following is a list of persons, 74.88 67.35 NEY, 222.15 VANDERBILT MTG & FINANCE, WINN MATT, 24.35 firms and corporations owing CULBERTSON DWIGHT D & HOKETT DALE E, 186.68 PEARCY JAMES LEALON, 266.23 WINTON STEVEN & BETH, delinquent personal taxes and the BARBARA, 149.20 HONAKER EVERETT JR &OR 82.40 VAUGHN CURTIS L & GRACIE 181.30 amount due as of May 24, 2018. D. WILLIAMS PIPE INSP, DANA, 255.48 PEREZ MARIA, 69.50 L, 28.65 WOOD BOBBY C & KIMBERLY 2017 Personal Taxes 2,897.83 HOPKINS FREENY & FERN, PEREZ MARIVEL, 69.50 VAUGHN IONA, 70.58 J, 220.00 ABBOTT JESSIE, 18.98 DAILY JANE A, 212.48 28.65 PEREZ MARIVEL & JOSE, 67.35 VAUGHN ROGER, 55.53 WOODFORD EXPRESS, LLC, ADAMS MONNICA , 39.40 DALEY TIM & CHERYL, 17.90 HOWE FRANK & VIKKI, 304.93 PERRY BEACH PATRICIA, VAUGHN SHEILA, 118.82 18,283.23 ADAMSON ROBERT & ELIZA- DALEY TIMOTHY & CHERYL, HUDDLESTON JEROMY, 67.35 74.88 VELASCO YESENIA, 67.35 WOOLF TRAVIS & LAURIE, BETH , 145.83 280.20 HUGHES VIRGIL &/OR DON, PERRY PATRICIA , 65.20 VELETA SERGIO, 16.83 187.75 ADKINS TAYLOR LAMAR, DAMRON JONNIE LEE, 67.35 584.43 PHARES JAMES W, 209.25 VENTURA ISSAC, 68.43 WRIGHT JERRY, 43.70 413.50 DAVIS JASON, 16.83 HUNT GARLAND H & JAN- PICKENS KARI & CHERYL VINSON J CHRISTOPHER, WULLICH KURT, 42.63 ALBERT ERIC W, 73.80 DAVIS STEVE & GAYLA, 44.78 NETTE, 31.88 NEWTON, 36.18 245.80 WULLICH KURT A, 88.85 ALBERT TRAVIS & TRACY, DE LOERA ADRIAN, 150.13 HURST BRAD & CARRIE, PORRAS DAVID & ESMER- WADE DAVID D, 37.25 WYNNE JAMES B, 98.53 87.78 DE LOERA JUAN PABLO, 48.00 260.85 ALDA, 130.15 WADLEY JACKIE & CORI , 51.23 YEARY KIMBERLY A , 77.03 ALLEN ROB & DAWN, 69.50 DEATON JIMMY L OR DONNA, HUSSFELDT MARY, 31.88 PRICE JOSEPH S & MARTHA WAGES DEAN, 52.30 ZAMORA JOE HECTOR, 118.95 ALLGOOD RACHELLE, 177.00 40.48 HUTCHISON ALYNER, 39.40 A, 241.50 WALL CAROLYN , 246.88 ZAMORA VERONICA, 221.08 ALLSTATE EXTERMINATING DEATON TODD A, 390.93 HYDE BRANDON J , 43.63 PRICE ROBERT, 31.88 WALLACE WILLIAM, 140.45 ZUCK JIMMIE A & DEBBIE, SERV., 179.15 DEES DOUG & CINDY, 30.80 IRAGGI JOSEPH, 51.23 PRICED RIGHT TIRE, 79.18 WANGSGARD CHRISTOPHER, 56.60 ALLSTATE FITNESS LLC, DELISLE LINDA, 162.08 ISBILL SID, 24.35 PRUITT REMINGTON BURL, 174.85 358.68 DEWEY JOSEPH, 69.50 J & F MOBILE HOMES, 159.80 28.69 ALVARADO & DOSS, 15.75 DICKINSON MURRAY & VIR- JARMAN TIMMY & CHERYL, QUEEN OF THE TEES, 971.43 AMRAM LLC, 42.63 GINIA, 15.75 845.65 QUEEN OF THE TEES, 20.05 No. 458-May 24-1 Time of evidence and reporting to the ANAUTICS, INC, 271.60 DIXON JANIE, 236.13 JARMAN TIMMY & CHERYL RAHAT MARY,192.05 BEFORE THE CORPORATION Commission. ANDREW ANTHONY R & SHERI DODSON DANIEL, 29.73 L, 330.73 RAMIREZ OLGA, 67.35 COMMISSION OF THE IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE L, 127.55 DOMINGUEZ JOSE & MARIA, JEVONS STEPHEN T, 299.55 RAMOS FELIPE LOPEZ, 66.28 STATE OF OKLAHOMA IS HEREBY GIVEN that this ANDREW SCOTT & GWEN, 136.15 JOHNSON ROGER & SHARLA, RAY LOLA SUE, 108.20 APPLICANT: FAR WEST DEVEL- Cause will be heard before an 118.95 DONAHO TINA, 112.50 117.88 REA JORGE & DIANA L , 96.38 OPMENT, LLC AND FAR WEST Administrative Law Judge on the ANGELES DANIEL &/OR SILVIA, DOVER DOUGLAS & SHELLY, JOHNSON SEAN , 207.10 REDMAN RANCH LLC , 229.68 ENERGY, LLC Merits Docket at the Corpora- 188.83 556.48 JOHNSTON CHUCK, 16.83 REDPATH MIKE, 279.13 RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION tion Commission, First Floor, ANGELES JUAN, 51.23 DRURY ROGER, 23.28 JONES KAYLA, 152.28 RENFRO SHIRLEY OR PAT EXCEPTION Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma ANNESLEY STANLEY, 85.63 DRUZBICKI JOSEPH, 80.25 JONES VICKIE, 442.53 COBB, 67.35 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on APPLEBAUM MANET, 44.78 DUFF JOSHUA, 14.68 KARDOKUS DARRYL G & RESENDIZ MARIA DEL CAR- 24, TOWNSHIP 7 NORTH, RANGE the 12th day of June, 2018, and AQUINAGA MARTIN, 34.03 DUNN NEAL & JENNIFER, MARCI, 28.65 MEN, 22.20 5 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, that this notice be published as ARNOLD MELISSA , 91.00 34.03 KEITH KENNY, 40.48 RESENDIZ MARIANO, 27.58 OKLAHOMA required by law and the Rules of ARREDONDO JOSE LUIS, EARLY WESLEY, 68.43 KENDALL HAROLD, 82.40 RESENDIZ ROSA &/OR ANGEL, CAUSE CD NO. 201804010 the Commission. 83.48 EISMAN MICHAEL, 120.03 KERR DON, 21.13 185.60 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ARTER RODGER, 56.60 ELLIOTT CARYL, 67.35 KETCHUM HENRY, 82.40 RESENDIZ ROSA &/OR ZAID, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All that the Applicant and interested ARTER TRAVIS & KIMBERLY, ELLIS MARY, 31.88 KINARD EDDIE C, 115.73 67.35 persons, owners, producers, op- parties may present testimony by 213.55 ENGLAND DANESA & ADAM, KING BLAKE, 67.35 REYES JAVIER, 64.13 erators, purchasers and takers of telephone. The cost of telephonic ARVIDSON TODD & HEIDI, 52.30 KIRKLAND LARRY & ALICE REYES LAURA, 50.32 oil and gas, and all other interested communication shall be paid by 169.48 ESCALERA CESAR MORALES, 51.23 RICE SAMANTHA & DUSTIN, persons, particularly in McClain the person or persons requesting ASHER MOBILE HOMES, 146.90 KLEIN DIANE, 36.18 69.50 County, Oklahoma. its use. Interested parties who 135.08 ESCOBAR BENITA, 69.50 KLEPPER CHRISTOPHER, RICHTER MARTHA, 67.35 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN wish to participate by telephone ASSOCIATES HOUSING FI- ESPARZA RAFAEL, 73.80 68.43 RITZENDOLLAR FRED, 31.88 that the Applicant in this Cause is shall contact the Applicant or NANCE LLC, 150.13 ESTRADA SOCORRO, 49.08 KLINE STEVEN, 67.35 ROBERSON JEFFREY D & requesting that this Commission Applicant’s attorney, prior to the BAHAJAK PATRICK & ROBERT, ESTRADA SOFIA, 163.03 KNOLL VERNON & CONNIE, STACEY A, 25.43 grant a well location for a well to hearing date, and provide their 69.50 FAVELA JENNIFER, 245.80 185.60 ROBERTS JOHN R JR & JEN- be drilled and produced from the name and phone number. BAIR YVONNE, 30.80 FICKLING JOE, 69.50 LAIRSON JOHN & TINISHA, ICE, 116.24 Hunton common source of sup- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN BAIRD JOE, 43.70 FINCH RICHARD OR DANNI- 24.35 ROBERTS TIMOTHY, 264.08 ply at a location not closer than that all interested persons may BAIRD MICHAEL WAYNE, ELLE, 64.13 LAWCO HARD METALS LLC, ROCHA ESPTEACION, 68.43 330 feet from the North line and appear and be heard. For informa- 312.45 FINLEY BEVERLY & WILLIAM, 1,138.05 ROCK HOLLOW STONE LAND- not closer than 630 feet from the tion concerning this action contact BAKER JOSEPH, 36.18 68.43 LAWRENCE KENNETH, 98.53 SCAPING, 7,707.38 East line of Section 24, Township DANA SITTIG, Far West Develop- BALDWIN SHANA, 117.88 FLORES MICHELLE & CARLOs, LAWSON JAMES & PATRICIA, RODRIGUEZ ADILENE, 77.03 7 North, Range 5 West, McClain ment, LLC and Far West Energy, BARBER AMANDA & JUSTIN, 21.13 30.80 RODRIGUEZ NANCY NIETO, County, Oklahoma, as exception LLC, 1410 N.W. 44th Street, Okla- 270.53 FOGLE ANN, 49.08 LAWSON ROBBIE, 36.18 122.18 to Order No. 188470. A request homa City, Oklahoma, 73118, BARRINGTON GARY & MAR- F O O T W O R K S , I N C LAYTON RICHARD, 66.28 ROJO MARIA, 67.35 will be made to designate the (405) 557-1384, or CHARLES L. CELLA, 188.83 106.46 LEE BRENDA, 513.48 ROLIN JERRY M & DEANA L Applicant or some other party as HELM, Attorney, 105 North Hud- BATES DANA &/OR ROBERT FRANKLIN TAMMY, 20.05 LEWELLING ROWDY, 36.18 LILES, 25.43 the operator of the proposed well. son, Suite 700, Oklahoma City, BRANTLEY, 188.83 GADDIS MICHAEL &/OR LIGHT TERESA, 21.13 ROSS GREG WAYNE, 102.83 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Oklahoma, 73102, (405) 232-9000. BAZEMORE GARY, 94.23 BOYCE KARLA, 88.85 LILE LINDA, 159.80 ROUSE CURTIS & ERIN, 71.65 that the drilling and spacing unit Please refer to Cause CD Number. BEAVER DUSTIN L, 56.60 GARANZUARY JUAN, 230.75 LOCKHEAD(SIMPSON)DEE- RUIZ JAVIER & MARIA, 27.58 described in the caption hereof DONE AND PERFORMED this BEBOUT LARRY, 34.03 GARCIA CONCEPCION, 67.35 ANN S, 293.10 RUSH SHALISA, 16.83 underlies Section 24, Township 15th day of May, 2018. BELL DAJA N, 118.95 GARCIA CONCEPCION, 67.35 LONG JOHN, 27.58 SALAZAR NICOLAS , 16.83 7 North, Range 5 West, McClain CORPORATION BELL DAVID, 242.58 GARRETT GARRY, 18.98 LONG ROBERT W, 78.65 SANCHEZ RENAY, 73.80 County, Oklahoma, and the sec- COMMISSION BELL TERRY JR, 69.50 GARRETT GARRY, 77.03 LOPEZ ARACELI, 69.50 SANCHEZ VICENTE MARTI- tions adjacent are Sections 13, 14, OF OKLAHOMA BELTRAN NELSON, 75.95 GARRETT TERRY LYNN, 129.70 LOPEZ CONCEPTION GARCIA, NEZ, 26.50 23, 25 and 26, Township 7 North, DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman BELTRAN NELSON, 50.15 GATES SAMUEL, 15.75 67.35 SANCHEZ VICTOR, 43.70 Range 5 West; and Sections 18, 19 J. TODD HIETT, BENNETT TERESA , 36.18 GENZEL STANLEY F JR & JANA LUMAN JARED & TERESA, SANDERS CECIL & MOZELL, and 30, Township 7 North, Range Vice Chairman BERGEY CHARLENE ANN, M, 24.35 216.78 35.10 4 West, all in McClain County, BOB ANTHONY, 34.03 GIBSON THOMAS E, 220.00 LUNA MONICA &/OR ENRIQU- SANDOVAL JOSE, 15.75 Oklahoma. Commissioner BEWLEY DIANA & JOSEPH GILLIAM TOM B, 170.83 ETA, 282.35 SCHAUER CINDY & RUEBAN, IT IS ORDERED that this Cause ATTEST: BEWLEY, 82.40 GILLISPIE ISREAL SR, 207.10 MADDEN JAKE, 123.25 140.45 be referred to an Administrative PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- BEWLEY JERRY JR, 130.78 GILMORE DEBRA, 75.95 MADDEN JAMES, 20.05 SCOTT GEORGE &/OR KIM- Law Judge for hearing, taking sion Secretary BIGWHIP RONNIE OR TINA, GLASCO SANDRA I , 26.50 MADDEN MARK W & BECKY BERLY, 194.20 144.75 GLASS BETTY D, 60.90 J, 29.73 SCOTT RONNIE C & DANA BKEP #2, 5,017.73 GONTERMAN KENTON & MADDEN MELISSA, 155.50 D, 55.53 No. 442-May 17-2 Times BKEP #3, 2,150.70 ANNA, 83.48 MADDEN PAUL, 124.33 SEARCY KENNETH OR KAR- OKLAHOMA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE BKEP #4, 951.00 GONZALEZ JOSE PC, 44.78 MADDEN PHILLIP, 126.48 EN, 56.60 LAWS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION BKEP #5, 4,274.90 GRAHAM DAVID, 295.25 MADDEN PHILLIP, 27.58 SEARCY RANDY, 30.80 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR BKEP #6, 32.95 GRAHAM PAUL, 28.65 MADDEN PHILLIP OR MEGAN, SELMAN LISA, 28.65 AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE BKEP #7, 536.05 GREEN FRED, 140.45 64.13 SELSOR CHAD &/OR KRISTEN, In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section BKEP #8, 208.18 GRIFFIN BRUCE & LA DONNA, MALICOATE DONALD & TE- 136.15 2-141 R&B 66 Superstore, Inc., 1166 N. Main St., Newcastle, Okla- BLACK RODNEY & LYNNETTE, 18.98 RESA, 501.65 SHAPIRO NANETTE & ROBERT, homa 73065, a corporation hereby publishes notice of its intention 111.43 GRIFFIN STEVE A & MANDY MANCAVE MANUFACTURING, 396.30 to apply within sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic BLANCO RODNEY, 22.20 A, 197.43 LLC, 46.93 SHEARER RICHARD & CATHY, Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission for a Retail Wine and BLANKENSHIP RUEL, 327.50 GRIFFITH TANYA, 218.93 MARIOTT JUSTIN & TAYLOR, 147.98 Retail Beer License under authority of and in compliance with the BNBG ENTERPRISES INC, GROSSNICKLAUS CHARLEY 203.88 SHEEHY CHRIS, 35.10 said Act: That it intend(s), if granted such license to operate as a 196.35 JR, 123.25 MARSHALL ROCKY & LINDA, SHEEHY CHRIS & SHERRY, Retail Wine and Retail Beer establishment with business premises BNBG ENTERPRISES INC, GUERRERO ERNEST ALBERT 164.10 53.38 located at 1166 N. Main Street in Newcastle, McClain, Oklahoma 26.50 & STEPHANIE, 141.53 MARTIN MICHAEL D, 30.80 SHEPARD MICHAEL D, 52.30 under the business name of R&B 66 Superstore. BNBG ENTERPRISES INC, GUTIERREZ CRUZ LEOP- MARTIN WESLEY, 29.73 SHOSHONE OIL & GAS, INC, Dated this 10th day of May, 2018. 365.13 OLDO, 67.35 MARTINEZ ALBERTO & LO- 2,433.43 /s/ Manaf Ahmed BNBG ENTERPRISES INC, GUTIERREZ NAJERA, 67.35 NAA, 200.65 SHUPERT GREG OR BARNEYY, Manaf Ahmed 180.23 HACKNEY TROY DEAN & MARTINEZ FERNANDO, 60.90 69.50 County of Oklahoma, State of Oklahoma BNBG ENTERPRISES INC, RHONDA, 56.50 MARTINEZ GULLERMO & SIMMONS EARL, 164.10 Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: 55.53 HAGER RODNEY, 16.83 ALMA, 115.73 SINGLETON RONALD, 66.28 Manaf Ahmed BOSWELL CRYSTAL, 144.75 HAGER RODNEY C, 410.28 MARTINEZ LAURA &/OR FER- SIRES KENDAL F OR LETHA to me known to be the person(s) described in and who executed BOWEN TRISHA, 69.50 HAGGERTY LORNA, 123.25 NANDO, 68.43 PAGE, 599.48 the foregoing application and acknowledged that he executed the BRACKIN RUSSELL, 218.93 HALSELL LLOYD, 30.80 MARTINEZ VERONICA, 232.90 SKINNER NICK, 18.98 same as his free act and deed. BRADY TERRY, 154.43 HAM JODY & ROBYN, 35.10 MASHANAY JOHN, 49.29 SKIPPER MARY KATHERINE, /s/ Akram Shakra BRANCH BILLY, 442.53 HAMILTON JOHN, 99.60 MATHEWS MARK &/OR LAU- 16.83 Akram Shakra BRANUM LAW OFFICE, 82.40 HAMILTON WANDA, 82.40 RA, 82.40 SMITH ERNEST, 28.65 My commission expires Feb. 05, 2020 BRAWNER RAY & MARY, 227.53 HARMON RYAN , 108.20 MAURER CHARLES L, 157.65 SMITH JENNIFER, 64.13 (Seal) BRITTIAN SUE, 245.80 HARMON RYAN M & KRYSTAL MC CORNACK JASON C, 10.38 SMITH JENNY & MIKE, 17.90 BROCK ALVIN & JANET, 141.53 D, 111.43 MC GEE JUSTIN & CALLIE, SMITH JUSTIN R, 74.88 BROOKS CECELIA , 53.38 HARRIS MICHAEL A, 73.80 293.10 SMITH LUKE, 26.50 No. 445-May 17-2 Times BROOKS JIMMY, 24.06 HART GEORGE S, 27.58 MC KENZIE SCOTTY & SMITH PHYLLIS, 61.98 OKLAHOMA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE BROOKS RAYMOND, 18.98 HARTMAN LEONARD & LISA, TABITHA, 17.90 SMITH SAMUEL F & STEPHA- LAWS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION BROOKS RAYMOND, 50.15 82.40 MEDINA-HERNANDEZ LIZ- NIE, 61.98 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR BROOKS RAYMOND M JR & HATCHER AMANDA, 295.25 BETH, 42.63 SMITH SHAWN, 56.60 AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE KIM, 246.88 HATCHETT JR, 100.68 MENA NOEL, 67.35 SMOCK DAVID B JR & VAN- In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Sec- BROTHERTON REBA R, 266.23 HATLEY ALBERT O & MARCIA, MEYER RUBY E, 269.45 ESSA, 269.45 tion 2-141, Kauvery Inc., 1731 N. Green Ave., Purcell, OK 73080, BRYAN ALICE M, 130.78 69.50 MILBURN PROPERTIES, 69.50 SPARKMAN REX, 394.15 a corporation hereby publishes notice of its intention to apply BRYANT KAYCE F, 61.98 HATLEY ALBERT O & MARCIA, MILLER DEBRA, 31.88 SPRAY BILL, 16.83 within sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Bever- BURCH ANTHONY, 68.43 57.68 MILLER DOYLE & BECKY, 50.15 STEELE TRAVIS & MELISSA, age Laws Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer, Retail Wine BURCH JERRY, 245.80 HATLEY ALBERT O & MARCIA, MILLER LEWIS, 107.13 46.93 License under authority of and in compliance with the said Act: BURCH PAMELA K, 574.75 18.98 MILLER MESIA N, 318.90 STEPHENS C WAYNE, 35.10 That it intend(s), if granted such license to operate as a Retail Beer, BURCH SCOTT, 24.35 HATLEY ALBERT O & MARCIA, MILLER MICHAEL E, 374.80 STEPHENS WAYNE, 43.70 Retail Wine establishment with business premises located at 1731 BURR JEFFREY, 20.05 28.65 MILSTER MARK W, 37.25 STEVENS MATTHEW E & N. Green Ave., in Purcell, McClain, Oklahoma under the business BURTCHER ANN , 392.00 HATLEY ALBERT O & MARCIA, MINER TAMMY, 64.13 TANYA R, 30.80 name of Purcell Conoco. CALDWELL JACKIE, 64.13 60.90 MINER TAMMY, 64.13 STURM BARBARA, 67.35 Dated this 11th day of May, 2018. CAMBRON GAVRIELA, 67.35 HATLEY ALBERT O & MARCIA, MISSION: KIDS, INC, 34.03 SUAREZ JOSE, 73.80 /s/ S.N. Marfatia CARPIO-ROMERO OCTAVIO, 35.10 MONROE RICHARD, 95.30 SUD-Z-MUTTS, 84.55 County of McClain, State of Oklahoma 35.10 HATLEY ALBERT O & MARCIA, MORALES SANDRA, 27.58 SUTER HOWARD & LOUISE, Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: CARRASCO MIGUEL, 97.45 13.60 MORALES-AYALA RAMIRO, 38.33 Samir Marfatia CARRILLO VICTOR, 67.35 HATLEY ALBERT O & MAR- 28.65 SWAFFORD TRAVIS B & DE- to me known to be the person(s) described in and who executed CARROLL DANNY & ANGEL, CIA, 30.80 MORNINGSTAR RICHARD JR, NISE S, 68.43 the foregoing application and acknowledged that he executed the 199.58 HATTER JUDY M, 69.50 67.35 TALIAFERRO BOBBY A, 26.50 same as his free act and deed. CASEY WANDA, 28.65 HAWKINS RONNIE, 71.65 MORRIS JANETTE, 1,018.73 TAYLOR DANNY OR JOHNNY /s/ Vickie L. Foraker CATON AUTHER & LEAH, 25.43 HAYDEN JEFFERY, 559.70 MORRIS SHANE E & AUTUMN CLARK, 69.50 Vickie L. Foraker CERVANTES VALENTIN, 42.63 HEARE RANNIE, 121.10 R, 23.28 TAYLOR JAMES, 68.43 My commission expires May 30, 2020 CERVANTEZ SANDY, 68.43 HEART OF OKLA.BARBER MORRISON DAVE, 89.93 TAYLOR JOE & PENNY, 69.50 (Seal) CHAVEZ-CHAVEZ BERNADO, SHOP, 8.23 MORRISON VICTOR, 190.98 THE COTTAGE ON MAIN LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-7B No. 461-May 24-1 Time Daisy Wynn 1-34 Lance Ruffel Oil & 3508735570 No. 463-May 24-2 Times approval of the application pro- BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION Gas Corp. NOTICE OF APPLICATION posed may directly and adversely OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO USE STREAM WATER affect legally protected interests of APPLICANT: ROAN RESOURCES LLC Webb 1 Lance Ruffel Oil & 3508721279 Notice is hereby given that Rick the person filing the protest; and RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATION EXCEPTION Gas Corp. Scott and Teresa Scott Revocable (4) a statement of the relief sought LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE Living Trust c/o Rick & Teresa by the interested person. A person 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA; SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP Joyce 34-3 Redland Resources, 3508721523 Scott, Trustees whose address is who sends a letter containing only 4 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, GARVIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Inc. 448 County Street 2770, Minco, a general objection or comment CAUSE CD NO. 201803992 OK 73059 has filed an application, will not be deemed to be a party, NOTICE OF HEARING Harris 1-34 The Quinton Little 3508700471 #2018-020, with the Oklahoma but the letter will be made part of STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Anderson-Prichard Oil Corporation; Company, Inc. Water Resources Board (Board) the permanent record. Bandera, Inc.; Basin Operating Services, LLC; C. Steven Duncker; McDaniel 2 Newfield 3508735569 for a permit to use a total of 332.5 If a protest that meets the Carl Sherman; Casillas Operating LLC; Charter Oak Production Co., Exploration acre-feet of stream water per year requirements listed in the para- LLC; David Gerald Lowry Trust dated 12/8/2009; Frederick B. Oliver Midcontinent, Inc. at a diversion rate not to exceed graph above is filed with both Family Trust dated January 16, 1986; Frederick B. Oliver Family Trust 4,200 gallons per minute from the applicant and Board, a hear- dated January 16, 1986; Jess B. Yawitz; Lance Ruffel Oil & Gas Corp.; Harris 2 Casillas Operating 3508721513 one point of diversion on Buggy ing on this application will be Mark Wetzler; Oaktree Petroleum Corporation; Raymond R. Lackey LLC Creek located as follows: NE SE scheduled and the applicant and & Associates; Ronald D. Johnson; Rupe Oil Company, Inc.; Sheridan NE of Section 20, T10N, R8WIM, protestant(s) will be advised of the Production Company, LL; Spring Energy Company; Streamline Oil & McDaniel 1 Jolen Operating Co. 3508700275 Grady County. The water is pro- hearing date. Protestants or their Gas, Inc; Sun Oil Company; TEP Anadarko Basin South III, LLC; TEP posed to be used for mining use representatives must appear at the Anadarko Basin South IV, LLC; Terrane Associates Inc.; The Quintin NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant in this cause is (drilling and primary completion of hearing and present the protest Little Company Oil & Gas Limited Partnership; Thomas F. Erickson, requesting the following special relief: to designate the Applicant or oil & gas wells) at various drilling to be considered. Hearings are Trustee of the Thomas F. Erickson 1992 Trust dated July 6, 1992; Trepco some other party as Operator of the unit well. Applicant is further sites located in Caddo and Grady governed by Section 309 of Title Production Company, Inc.; Triad Energy, Inc; Zephyr Operating Co., LLC; requesting that the Order to be entered in this cause be made effec- Counties, as more specifically 75 and Section 105.11 of Title 82 and all persons, owners, producers, operators, purchasers and takers tive on a date prior to the date of the Order. described in the application. Use of the Oklahoma Statutes, and of oil and gas and all other interested persons, particularly in McClain NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause be set before an Ad- of stream water is governed by the rules of Board, OAC Title 785, and Garvin County, Oklahoma, and if any of the above individuals are ministrative Law Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and reporting Section 105.1 and following of chapters 4 and 20. If you have any deceased, or if any of the above companies are no longer in existence, to the Commission. Title 82 of the Oklahoma Statutes questions, please contact Mary the unknown heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before and rules of the Board, Oklahoma Nell Brueggen at (405) 530-8800. assigns, immediate and remote, of the above-named parties. an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the Administrative Code (OAC), Title Board mailing address: Oklahoma NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant in this cause is re- Corporation Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 N. Lincoln, 785, Chapter 20. Water Resources Board, Planning questing that the Commission grant a well location exception for a Oklahoma City, OK 73105, at 8:30 a.m., on the 12th day of June, Protests to the application must & Management Division, 3800 N. well to be drilled and produced from the Sycamore targeted reservoir, 2018, and that this Notice be published as required by law and the be in writing and received by the Classen Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK and the Woodford as an adjacent common source of supply, said well Rules of the Commission. Board at the address listed below 73118-2881. Board fax number: to be located: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant and interested and by the applicant at the address (405) 530-8900. SURFACE LOCATION: parties may present testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic listed above no later than June 18, NOTE: All stream water use per- 340 feet from the north line and 1,625 feet from the west line of Sec- communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting its 2018, and contain the following: mits issued by the Board contain tion 34, Township 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma, use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone shall (1) name, address, and telephone the condition and limitation that COMMENCEMENT OF COMPLETION INTERVAL IN SECTION 34: contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, number of the interested person; the use of stream water shall not no closer than 165 feet from the north line and no closer than 1,320 and provide their name and telephone number. (2) the particular application num- interfere with domestic uses or feet from the west line of Section 34, Township 5 North, Range 4 West, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear ber to which the protest relates; (3) existing appropriative rights. McClain County, Oklahoma, and be heard. For information concerning this action, contact GAR- specific information to show how END OF COMPLETION INTERVAL IN SECTION 34: RETT FLOWERS, Blue Star Land Services, 1006 24th Avenue NW, no closer than 0 feet from the south line and no closer than 1,320 Suite 120, Norman, OK 73069, TELEPHONE: 405-579-0926; OR ERIC feet from the west line of Section 34, Township 5 North, Range 4 West, HUDDLESTON, Attorney, Two Leadership Square, 211 North Robinson, No. 441-May 17-2 Times 216 E. Eufaula McClain County, Oklahoma, Suite 1300, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, Telephone: (405) 232-3722. IN THE DISTRICT COURT Norman, Oklahoma 73069 COMMENCEMENT OF COMPLETION INTERVAL IN SECTION 3: CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA OF MCCLAIN COUNTY (405) 360-4529 no closer than 0 feet from the north line and no closer than 1,320 Dana L. Murphy, CHAIRMAN STATE OF OKLAHOMA Such claim must be presented feet from the west line of Section 3, Township 4 North, Range 4 West, J. Todd Hiett, VICE CHAIRMAN IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE on or before the following present- Garvin County, Oklahoma, Bob Anthony, COMMISSIONER OF CLARE A. OLSON, Deceased. ment date: August 1, 2018, or the END OF COMPLETION INTERVAL IN SECTION 3: DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 15th DAY OF MAY, 2018. Case No: PB-2018-48 same will be forever barred. no closer than 165 feet from the south line and no closer than 1,320 BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION NOTICE TO CREDITORS Respectfully Submitted, feet from the west line of Section 3, Township 4 North, Range 4 West, Peggy Mitchell, Secretary All creditors having claims /s/ Douglas S. Wall Garvin County, Oklahoma. against the estates of Clare A. Douglas S. Wall, P.C. The offset sections to said Sections 34 and 3, are contained within Olson, deceased, are required to OBA #15867 No. 451-May 17-2 Times approval of the application pro- Sections 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, Township 4 North, Range 4 West, Garvin present the same with a descrip- Wall Law Office NOTICE OF APPLICATION posed may directly and adversely County, Oklahoma, and Sections 26, 27, 28, 33, 34 and 35, Township tion of all security interests and 216 E. Eufaula TO USE STREAM WATER affect legally protected interests of 5 North, Range 4 West, McClain County, Oklahoma. other collateral (if any) held by each Norman, Oklahoma 73069 Notice is hereby given that the person filing the protest; and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the proposed well is moving creditor with respect to such claim, Telephone (405) 360-4529 Southwind Hills Land & Devel- (4) a statement of the relief sought towards the following wells: to the following named attorney Fax (405) 360-4576 opment c/o Brett Adkins whose by the interested person. A person for the Personal Representative: [email protected] Well Name Operator API address is 468 SW 24th Avenue, who sends a letter containing only Douglas S. Wall, P.C. Attorney for Personal Goldsby, OK 73093 has filed an a general objection or comment Attorney At Law Representative Dacus 1-4 Charter Oak 3504923369 application, #2018-003, with the will not be deemed to be a party, Production Co., LLC Oklahoma Water Resources Board but the letter will be made part of Bloomfield A1 Casillas Operating 3504921809 (Board) for a permit to use a total the permanent record. No. 443-May 17-3 Tmes LLC of 2,578 acre-feet of stream water If a protest that meets the IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY per year at a diversion rate not to requirements listed in the para- STATE OF OKLAHOMA Walton 9-1 Streamline Oil & 3504922380 exceed 3,500 gallons per minute graph above is filed with both OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, Gas, Inc. from one point of diversion on the the applicant and Board, a hear- Plaintiff, Canadian River located as follows: ing on this application will be vs. Chestnut 9-5 Linn Operating, LLC 3504923381 NW SE NE of Section 29, T8N, scheduled and the applicant and UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS OF MARGIE RUTH KERN, IF ANY, et al., R2WIM, McClain County. The protestant(s) will be advised of the Bloomfield A2 Triad Energy, Inc. 3504923867 Defendant(s). water is proposed to be used for hearing date. Protestants or their No. CJ-18-100 Bloomfield A1-10 Sheridan Production 3504923327 mining use - drilling and primary representatives must appear at the NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Company, LL completion of oil & gas wells at hearing and present the protest THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: various drilling sites located in to be considered. Hearings are Unknown successors of Margie Ruth Kern, if any Lindsay Townsite Casillas Operating 3504923429 Cleveland and McClain Counties, governed by Section 309 of Title TAKE NOTICE that you have been sued by Ocwen Loan Servicing, 1-10 LLC as more specifically described in 75 and Section 105.11 of Title 82 LLC, and that you must answer the Petition of said Plaintiff on file in the application. Use of stream of the Oklahoma Statutes, and said cause on or before July 4, 2018, or the allegations of said Petition Lindsay Townsite Casillas Operating 3504923480 water is governed by Section the rules of Board, OAC Title 785, will be taken as true and judgment rendered, foreclosing any interest 3-10 LLC 105.1 and following of Title 82 of chapters 4 and 20. If you have any you may have in the following-described real estate (property) situated the Oklahoma Statutes and rules questions, please contact Mary Slate 1-27 Trepco Production 3508721363 in McClain County, Oklahoma, to-wit: of the Board, Oklahoma Admin- Nell Brueggen at (405) 530-8800. Company, Inc. Lot Two (2), in Block Two (2), of Moody Addition, an Addition to the istrative Code (OAC), Title 785, Board mailing address: Oklahoma Town of Washington, McClain County, Oklahoma, according to the Franklin A1 Anderson-Prichard 3508735534 Chapter 20. Water Resources Board, Planning recorded plat thereof, Oil Corporation Protests to the application must & Management Division, 3800 N. for the sum of: be in writing and received by the Classen Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK Martin 2-27 Zephyr Operating 3508721125 Board at the address listed below 73118-2881. Board fax number: Reason Amount Co., LLC and by the applicant at the address (405) 530-8900. listed above no later than June 18, NOTE: All stream water use per- Unpaid Principal Balance: $82,699.56 Nolan 1-27 Citizen Energy II, 3508721401 2018, and contain the following: mits issued by the Board contain LLC (1) name, address, and telephone the condition and limitation that Date of Default: 01/18/2018 number of the interested person; the use of stream water shall not WC Sanders 1-27 Lance Ruffel Oil & 3508721442 Interest Due From: 03/31/2018 (2) the particular application num- interfere with domestic uses or Gas Corp. ber to which the protest relates; (3) existing appropriative rights. Lender’s Fees & Costs: Jackie 1-27 Trepco Production 3508721468 specific information to show how Company, Inc. Appraisal $550.00 Cecil 1-27 Lance Ruffel Oil & 3508721649 No. 454-May 17-2 Times day of June 2018, at 9:30 a.m., in Property Inspection $40.00 IN THE DISTRICT COURT the District Courtroom of Judge Gas Corp. MIP Payment $6,853.12 OF McCLAIN COUNTY Charles Gray, County Courthouse, Costello Heirs 1 Sun Oil Company Unknown STATE OF OKLAHOMA Purcell, McClain County, Okla- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE homa, and all persons interested including all advances by Plaintiff, if any, for taxes, insurance pre- Costello Heirs 1-28 Sheridan Production 3508721353 OF DIXIE FAYE GRAYSON, in the Estate are notified to appear miums, or expenses necessary for the preservation of the subject Company, LL Deceased. and show cause, if any they have, property, all costs of this action; reasonable attorney’s fees and costs Case No. PB-2018-3 why the Account should not be as the Court may allow, and the costs of foreclosing your interest in the Patricia Jean 2-28 Basin Operating 3508721510 property and ordering said property sold with or without appraisement Services, LLC NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST settled and allowed, the Estate AND FINAL ACCOUNT, distributed, and the Personal as Plaintiff may elect, all of which you will take due notice. PETITION FOR DECREE OF Representative discharged. WITNESS my hand and official seal this 8 day of May, 2018. Poteet 1-28 Basin Operating 3508721532 Kristel Gray, Court Clerk Services, LLC DISTRIBUTION, AND Dated this 15th day of May 2018. DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL CHARLES GRAY By: /s/ Kathy Peterson Tenth Hole 1-28 Trepco Production 3508721548 REPRESENTATIVE ASSOCIATE DEPUTY COURT CLERK Company, Inc. Notice is hereby given that DISTRICT JUDGE Don Timberlake - #9021 Randolph C. Grayson, the duly JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT Gary D. Baer - #0407 Frisco 1-28 Lance Ruffel Oil & 3508721578 appointed and qualified Personal James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 Chynna Scruggs - #32663 Gas Corp. Representative of the Estate of Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC Kim Jenkins - #32809 Dixie Faye Grayson, Deceased, 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 William H. Sullivan - #8761 Mary Del 2 Basin Operating 3508721721 BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. Services, LLC has filed his Final Account, Peti- Purcell, OK 73080 tion for Decree of Distribution, and Phone: 405-527-7575 P.O. Box 18486 Discharge of Personal Represen- Fax: 405-527-7574 Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486 Mary Del 3-28 Basin Operating 3508721810 Telephone: (405) 842-7722 Services, LLC tative. A hearing has been fixed by Attorney for Personal Repre- the Judge of the Court for the 7th sentative Facsimile: (405) 848-9349 Dukes 2-28 Basin Operating 3508721811 [email protected] Services, LLC BT: 116165 Pearl Odum 1 Raymond R. Lackey Unknown No. 467-May 24-2 Times & Associates In accordance with Section 208, Title 11, Oklahoma Statutes, notice No. 440-May 17-2 Times is hereby given of a public hearing on the Proposed Purcell Municipal OKLAHOMA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Burns A2-33 Sheridan Production 3508721514 Hospital Fiscal Year 2018/2019 Budget. This hearing will be held at 5:45 Company, LL LAWS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION p.m. on Monday, June 4, 2018, before the Regular Scheduled Meeting NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR Burns B1-33 Sheridan Production 3508721542 of the Purcell City Council, in the Purcell Police Station. At the Public AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE Company, LL Hearing any person may present to the governing body comments, In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section recommendations, or information on any part of the proposed budget. 2-141 Stephen W. Ballard, 1710 Brookside Dr., Purcell, OK 73080, Iris 1-33 Lance Ruffel Oil & 3508721716 Copies of the proposed budget are available for review in the Hospital’s an individual, hereby publishes notice of his intention to apply Gas Corp. Administrative Office, 1500 North Green Avenue, Purcell, Oklahoma. within sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Bever- Kem Scully age Laws Enforcement Commission for a Wine and Beer Retail Cicero 1 Newfield 3504937941 Chief Executive Officer License under authority of and in compliance with the said Act: Exploration Purcell Municipal Hospital That he intend(s), if granted such license to operate as a Wine and Midcontinent, Inc. Fiscal Year 2018/2019 Beer Retail establishment with business premises located at 527 Annual Budget S. Green Ave. in Purcell, McClain, Oklahoma under the business Worley 2 The Quintin Little 3504901964 BUDGET SUMMARY Company, Inc. name of Varsity Quick Stop. Dated this 9th day of May, 2018. Cicero 3 Newfield 3504923186 Audited Projected Projected /s/ Stephen W. Ballard Exploration FYE 2017 FYE 2018 FYE 2019 Stephen W. Ballard Midcontinent, Inc. Net Revenues 9,957,754 9,172,297 9,174,345 County of McClain, State of Oklahoma Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: Murray Hill 1-3 Basin Operating 3504924732 Expenses 10,449,386 10,433,100 10,404,676 Stephen W. Ballard Services, LLC to me known to be the person(s) described in and who executed Non-Operating 1,167,764 1,355,500 1,246,262 the foregoing application and acknowledged that he executed the Lane 1-3 Basin Operating 3504924824 Revenues same as his free act and deed. Services, LLC /s/ R. Knox Revenue 676,714 94,697 15,931 Industrial Heights 1 BR Polk, Inc. 3504922499 R. Knox Over/(Under) My commission expires Jan. 22, 2020 Expenses (Seal) 8B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 LPXLP No. 460-May 24-1 Time Production Co.; Citizen Energy II, Urban, husband and wife as joint Trustees under the Malone Living M. Hardwick, as Trustee of The M. ship; Quivera Exploration, LLC; BEFORE THE CORPORATION LLC; Clark G. Love; Clay Northcutt; tenants; Glenn Allen Faulk; Glenn Trust dated 11/1/95; John Robert M. Hardwick Revocable Trust, Quivera Exploration, LLC ; Qui- COMMISSION OF THE Clay Northcutt; Clear Fork Legacy H. Bracken; Glenn R. Miller; Gle- Bowling ; John S. Garner; John established September 7, 1995; vera Exploration, LLC ; R. E. and STATE OF OKLAHOMA Fund, LP; Clyde H. Alexander II, nyce G. Feeney; Glenyce G. S. Garner; John S. Reagan, Inc.; Manganese, LP; MAP2006-OK, Virginia Johnson; R. E. Hagan; R. APPLICANT: ROAN RESOURCES Trustee of the Clyde H. Alexander Feeney; Glenyce G. Feeney; Gor- Johnston Family Limited Partner- an OK General Partnership; Marcia H. Siegfried, Inc.; R. Rex Reneau; LLC Revocable Trust; Coastal Manage- don William Bulla; Greg Shepherd, ship; Jonathan Schaul; Joyce A. N. Anderson Revocable Trust R.D. Jones, Inc. ; R.H. Phillips; RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT ment Trust; Cobra Petroleum Charlotte Foster and Joann Par- Maupin; Joyce Beverly, Trustee U/T/A dated 9/18/2009, Marica N. RABSM, LLC; Rancho Oil Com- HORIZONTAL WELL Company; Come Big or Stay man, Trustees and their respective of the Beverly Family Revocable Anderson, Trustee; Margie B. pany, LLC; Randal Stubblefield; LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION Home, LLC; Connie Johnston; successor Trustees of the Bert Living Trust dated 7/24/09; Joyce Wilson; Margie B. Wilson, nee Hill, Randel J. Polk and Jeanne Marie 34, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE Cornerstone Petroleum Midcon, Wininger, Sr. and Bertha Wininger K. Wilhoit Revocable Living Trust Ann Wilson, Alvin Wilson and Polk, Co-Trustee of the Randal J. 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, LLC; Cosmo Energy, LLC; Cosmo Irrevocable Trust; Greg Shepherd, dated 3/27/2015; JP Drilling Fund, David Wilson, jtwros; Marie Ann Polk Family Trust; Randy P. Gra- OKLAHOMA; SECTION 3, TOWN- Investments, LLC; Craig J. Elder; Charlotte Foster and Joann Par- LLC; JRK Leasing, an Oklahoma Stump; Marilyn S. Riddles; Marilyn ham; Randy Williamson; Ray B. SHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, Creston H. Alexander, Trustee of man, Trustees and their respective GP; Judith A. Mock; Judy Dubose Sawyer; Marilyn Sawyer; Marion English and Debra Gene Eneglish, GARVIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA the Creston H. Alexander Revo- successor Trustees of the Bert ; June E. Speaks ; Kalkman Ha- Murray Pitcock and Bernadine S. hw, jtwros; Ray D. Bryan; Ray D. CAUSE CD NO. 201803991 cable Trust; Crow Creek Energy II, Wininger, Sr. and Bertha Wininger beck Company, and Oklahoma Murray, as Co-Trustees of the Bryan and Valorie J. Bryan, hw, NOTICE OF HEARING LLC; Cullins Energy, LP; Curtis Irrevocable Trust; Gregory C. Partnership; KANTEX, Inc; Karen Bernadine S. Murray Living Trust jtwros; Ray L. Connell; Ray Ryan; STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Parsley; Cyros Corporation; Dan Graham; Gregory C. Graham; Guy M. Gabsch; Katheryn Berset; dated 2/24/1988; Mark Moody; Red River Royalties, LLC; Red 2009 Revocable Trust of Joseph D. Moody; Daniel T. Schaul ; H. Liebmann; Hal Ross; Harold P. Kathryn A. Nance and James D. Mark Moody ; Mark Shidler, Inc.; Rocks Energy Partners, LP; Red- G. Dempsey as Amended and Darla J. Clements; Darla M. Mor- Lawson; Harold Paul Lawson, Sr. Nance; Kathy Leann Sauers; Kay Martha Burford Revocable Trust fern Oil Company, possible suc- Restated on December 13, 2013, gan; Darla M. Morgan; Daunis and Norma Jean Lawson, husband A. Schroeder, Trustee of the Kay dated 12/13/2016, Martha Bur- cessor Jetta X-2, LP; REG Energy; Ivy L. Dempsey a/k/a Iva Annelle Properties, LP; David A. Guest; and wife as joint tenants; Haskell A. Schroeder Revocable Trust; ford, Trustee; Martha Hardwick; Regina A. Deeds; Regions Bank, Dempsey, Trustee; 5M Royalties, David and Cynthia Mannas, LLC; Harvey; Haymaker Properties, LP; Kay Decker Schoonover; Kay Martha Hardwick; Martha J. Trustee of the Susan K. Thompson LLC; A.M. and Wanda Lee Reeves; David and Cynthia Mannas, LLC Hazel McAdams Testamentary Purse a/k/a Kay Marie Williams; Eaves; Martha Kiehn; Martin A. Trust; Republic National Bank of A.M. Reeves, Jr ; A.M. Reeves, Jr. ; David Burns and Mae Burns, h/w; Trust, The Frost National Bank, Kay Shirley Bracken; Kay Shirley Caldwell and Cynthia A. Caldwell; Dallas, Trustee U/W/O Clinton and Wanda Lee Reeves, Co- David Felton Williams; David Fel- Dallas, TX, Polly Lou McAdams Bracken; Kay Shirley Bracken; Kay Martin R. Connell, Trustee of the Wiley Josey, deceased; Republic Trustees of the Reeves Family ton Williams; David Felton Wil- Moore, Jack W. Hawkins, Trustees; Shirley Bracken; Keating-Martin, Richard H. Connell Trust Held National Bank of Dallas, Trustee Trust dated 10/20/95; Alan Lee liams; David Franklin; David G. Hazel McAdams Testamentary LLC; Kelley Magee, Trustee of Under the Irrevocable Trust Agree- under the Will of Clinton Wiley Cook, Trustee of the Alan L. Cook Lowry Trust; David G. Samuels; Trust, The Frost National Bank, the Wickham Irrevocable Trust ment of John Rockwood Connell Josey, deceased; Rex Ross 2003 Trust under Agreement David H. Clarke; David H. Clarke; Dallas, TX, Polly Lou McAdams B; Kelsie Wagner Trust; Kelsie uta dated December 30, 1992; Walker; Rex Ross Walker; Rex dated 7/28/03; Alan Ruffel; Aletha David Leroy Chorum, life estate, Moore, Jack W. Hawkins, Trustees; Wagner, Successor Trustee of Martin R. Connell, Trustees of the Ross Walker; Rich White Bear Smith; Alex Prather; Alexander remainderman Steven M. Chorum; Headington Minerals, Inc.; Head- the Wade Costello Trust; Kelsie Trust Agreement of John Rock- Harris; Richard Glen Stubblefield Energy Corporation; Allen Ac- David Moody; David Moody; Da- ington Royalty, Inc.; Helen Chris- Wagner, Successor Trustee of the wood Connell dated June 9, 1987 ; Richard S. Harris and Victor R. counting and Investment, Inc.; vid Patrick Anderson; Dean Brown ten Clements; Helen Christen Wade Costello Trust dated 30th et al; MARUJAKABA, LTD; Mary Harris; Rick White Bear Harris; Rita Amoco Production Company; and The Baptist Foundation of Clements; Helen Louise Forest; day of March, 1998; Kelsie Wag- Adeline Fowler Miller and Floyd Swanson; Robert Allen Bracken; Andele, LLC ; Andrew W. Iglesias Oklahoma, as Trustees under the Helen Yarbrough; Helen Yarbrough ner, Trustee of the Kelsie Wagner Freeman Miller, Trustees of the Robert E. Gonce, Jr., as Trustee and Denise Iglesias, husband and will of Ben B. Fowler, deceased; and Willis Ray Yarbrough, h/w; Trust; Kenneth C. Dalley and Ada Mary Adeline Miller Revocable of the Robert E. Gonce, Jr. 2006 wife as joint tenants; Ann Elizabeth Debra Lea Gabbard Clagg; Deck- Helms & Underwood; Henry L. E. Dalley; Kenneth Lee Decker; Trust dated October 25, 2005; Revocable Trust, dated June 13, Bowling ; Anna Jo Humphries ; er Revocable Trust; Deka, Inc.; Cullins dba Christeve Oil Com- Kenneth Martin, deceased ; Ken- Mary C. Quinn; Mary E. Trout; Mary 2006; Robert E. Gonce, Jr., as Anne Murray Litten; Anne N. Delaware Royalty Company; Del- pany; Highland Non-Op, LLC; neth Ray Scruggs and Linda Faye Edgar; Mary Edgar; Mary Edgar; Trustee of the Robert E. Gonce, Kelly, Trustee of the Anne N. bert Ray Bell; Delbert Ray Bell; Highline Resources, LLC; Hipoint Scruggs; Kepasa Corp.; Kevin Mary Edgar; Mary Elizabeth Don- Jr. 2006 Revocable Trust, dated Kelly Revocable Trust U/T/A dated Delbert Ray Bell; Delta Develop- Petroleum 1980 Fund-A, Ltd.; Michael O’Hornett; Kimberly J. nell; Mary Faye Combs and Em- June 13, 2006; Robert E. Gonce, October 8, 2010; Arthur G. ment I; Denise L. Crawford; Den- Hipoint Petroleum Corporation; Angell; King Stephenson Oil Com- ory J. Combs, h/w; Mary H. Don- Jr., as Trustee of the Robert E. McAleer III; Aspen Energy Group; nis L. Mote ; Dennis Shahan and Holland Hall; Home-Stake 1986 pany; Kirchner Investments, LLC; nell and Marie Elizabeth Donnell, Gonce, Jr. 2006 Revocable Trust, Audra Dennis; B.R. Polk, Inc; Lisa Shahan, husband and wife Employee Oil and Gas Limited Kirk R. Hagan and Mark Hagan, Trustees for the use and benefit dated June 13, 2006; Robert Mark Bandera, Inc.; Bank of Oklahoma, as joint tenants; Dianne K. Coff- Partnership; Hoyt C. Murray; Hu- Trustees; Kirk R. Hagan and Mark of Sharon Marie Donnell and Kyle Bodenhamer; Robert Todd Tem- N. A., Trustee of the Loyce A. Wal- man; Dianne Singleton, deceased; bert W. Allen and Berniece W. Hagan, Trustees of Trust A created Donnell Devery; Mary Jon Lewis; pleton; Robert Todd Templeton; lace Trust, Trust Oil and Gas Dillon Oil & Gas, LLC; DLB Energy Allen, husband and wife as joint under the Raymond Earl Hagan Mary Jon Lewis; Mary K. Connell; Robin Rouse Wells; Robro Roy- Services; Bank One Trust Com- Corporation (possibly Chesa- tenants; Hubert W. Martin and Sue 1988 Revocable Trust Agreement Mary K. Connell, Trustee of the alty Partners, Ltd., d/b/a RRP pany, N. A. as Trustee of the peake Exploration, LLC); Don A. Martin, hw, jtwros; Hurley J. dated September 6, 1988; Kirk R. O.J. Connell, Jr. Marital Trust 2010, Ltd.; Rock Hill Petroleum Neathery B. Fuller Revocable Trust Cook Minerals, LLC; Don W. Young; Hutchison Energy Limited Hagan Revocable Trust; Known Dated December 1, 1995; Mary Company; Rocky Road, LLC; dated May 12, 1992; Barbara A. Clagg; Donald B. Spence, Sr., Partnership, L.P.; Ida B. Family and Unknown heirs, successors Katherine Peelman and Fred Rodger L. Rowland, Trustee of the Call, Trustee of the Barbara A. Call Trustee of the Donald B. Spence, Partnership; Ida B. Family Partner- and assigns of Denver Swindell; Douglas Peelman; Mary L. Beck- Rodger L. Rowland and Elsie Revocable Trust Agreement dated Sr., Living Trust dated the 5th day ship; Ida B. Family Partnership; Known and Unknown heirs, suc- ham; Mary L. Beckham Trustee of Darlene Rowland Living Trust, June 3, 1997; Barbara Levisay; of April, 1990; Donald Bob Harris, Ida Bracken Lewis and Alton cessors and assigns of George E. the Mary L. Beckham Revocable dated September 26, 2003; Rod- BBX Oil Corporation; Beachum Ruth Ward Harris and Tamela Young Lewis, deceased; Ida Fort Estate; Known and Unknown Living Trust dated 11-16-95; Mary ger L. Rowland, Trustee of the Resources, LLC; Bearleen S. LeAnn Thompson, jtwros; Donald Bracken Lewis and Alton Young heirs, successors and assigns of Lorraine Brown; Mary Lynn Beech; Rodger L. Rowland and Elsie Woolley; Bella Oil, LLC; Berkeley E. Baxter, Trustee of the Donald Lewis, deceased; Ida Bracken George E. Fort Estate; Known and Mary Merkle Bowling Keating ; Darlene Rowland Living Trust, Hall School; Berlin Resources, E. Baxter Revocable Trust dated Lewis and Alton Young Lewis, Unknown heirs, successors and Mary Patricia O’Hornett Peters- dated September 26, 2003; LLC; Bernadine Murray; Bert 4/13/2000; Donald Kent Reneau; deceased; Irene Gragert; Irene assigns of George E. Fort Estate; dorf; Mary Ruffel; Mary Ruffel; Roger J. Berset, Sr., Successor Wininger, Sr., aka Bert Wininger Donna Lucas aka Donna Dee Gragert; Irene J. Provenzano and Known and Unknown heirs, suc- Mary Stubblefield; Matha A. Wilk- Trustee; Rolling Rock, LLC; Ronald and Bertha Wininger, hw; Bessie Lucas aka Donna Lucas Stovall; Kacey Provenzano, jtwros; Irene cessors and assigns of Grace L. erson; Matthew A. Campbell; U. Lurie; Rowena Sterling; Roy M. Ellison GST, LLC; Betty J. Howard; Donny Burns; Dorchester Mineral Marie Wilkerson; J. B. McAdams; Hanson; Known and Unknown Matthew A. Campbell; Matthew Peppers and Romona Gail Pep- Betty J. Ross; Betty Jean Ross Acquisitions, LP; Dorothy J. Phil- J. Carl Finch, Jr.; J. Carl Finch, Jr. heirs, successors and assigns A. Campbell; Matthew Wayne pers; Roy T. Oliver; Roy T. Oliver; Revocable Trust U/T/A dated lips; Dorothy Travis; Dorothy Tra- as Trustee for Ruth Finch; J. David of Grace L. Hanson; Known and Eckenwiler; Maxine Jo Harvey; MC Royce Foley; Royce Foley; Ruby 6/8/2000, Janie Elizabeth Ross vis; Dorwin L. Dockery and Julie Johnson; J. Wesley Lucas and Unknown heirs, successors and Mineral Company, LLC; Melanie Goodwin and Jake Goodwin, h/w; Diaz and Jimmy Kent Ross, Co- Docker, Co-Trustees of the Dorwin Dorothy Lucas, jtwros; J.C. Wall, assigns of H. E. Ekanger; Known A. Waller; Melray, LLC; Melvin Ruby Goodwin and Jake Goodwin, Trustees; Betty Jean White ; L. Dockery and Julie Dockery Liv- deceased; J.H. Taylor; J.K. Funk- and Unknown heirs, successors Gerald Atwell and Dortha Bernice h/w; Rupe Oil Company, Inc.; Rusk Betty Jo Burnett; Betty Juan ing Trust dated 7/6/2006; Dorwin houser; J.W. Beavers and Doris L. and assigns of Herbert Harris; Atwell, Co-Trustees of the Atwell Capital Management, LLC; Ruth Walker Bagwell; Betty Juan L. Dockery and Julie Docker, Co- Beavers, as husband and wife joint Known and Unknown heirs, suc- Family Trust dated 2/22/2012; A. Burditt; Ruth A. Burditt; Ruth Walker Bagwell; Betty Lu Craw- Trustees of the Dorwin L. Dockery tenants; Jack E. Wheeler; Jack E. cessors and assigns of Jean Sol- Merco of Oklahoma, Inc.; Merid- Ward Harris; Ryan Michael ford, Trustee of the Betty Lu and Julie Dockery Living Trust Wheeler; Jack Mikal Crawford, vith Estate; Known and Unknown ian Oil Production Inc.; Merlita Somers; S. Lewis Ledgerwood; Crawford Revocable Trust dated dated 7/6/2006; Dudley Andrew Trustee of the Jack Mikal Crawford heirs, successors and assigns Stiles; Merrick, Inc.; Mezaka, LLC; Sally Sue Price; Sam J. Phillips, 9/15/14; Betty Ruth Robbins, Williams; Dwight J. Flaming & Revocable Trust dated 9/15/14; of Jimmy R. Ross; Known and Mezaka, LLC ; Michael D. Cofield, Trustee of the Sam J. Phillips Trust; Trustee of the Betty Ruth Robbins Marilyn Unruh Flaming, jtwros; E. Jack R. Kizzia; Jack T. Mills; Jac- Unknown heirs, successors and Trustee of the Michael D. Cofield Sam J. Phillips, Trustee of the Sam Revocable Living Trust dated L. Shoemake, Jr., Trustee of the quelyn Knapp, Trustees of the assigns of Lizzie F. Bell; Known Revocable Trust dated 8/20/2012; J. Phillips Trust; Sam T. Bracken; 3/27/17; Bill J. Miller, Trustee of E. L. Shoemake, Jr. Trust u/t/a Jacquelyn J. Knapp Living Trust and Unknown heirs, successors Michael D. Cofield, Trustee of the Samuel C. Stone; Samuel C. the Bill J. Miller Trust, dated April 9/25/90; E.L. Shoemake Jr., dated 3/18/05; James A. Larson, and assigns of Melanie A. Weller; Michael D. Cofield Revocable Stone, Trustee of the Sara Lou 10, 1991; Black & Black Enter- Trustee of the E.L. Shoemake, Jr. Trustee of the Larson 2009 Trust Known and Unknown heirs, suc- Trust dated 8/20/2012; Michael Stone Rev. Trust Dated July 9, prises (presumed Successor Black Trust u/t/a 9/25/90; E.W. Adams; - Family Trust Share; James B. cessors and assigns of Sam H. Henson; Michael Kernan; Michael 1993; Sandridge Exploration and Family LLC); Black Oak Land & Echo Energy Partners I, LLC; Ed Mills, Trustee of the James B. Mills Bell; Kyle Donnell Devery; L.B. Hall Lee Somers; Michael Lee Somers; Production, LLC; Sara A. Marvin Minerals, LLC; Black River Energy Wiedenmann; Edna Dacus; Edna Revocable Trust under agreement Jennings Hoyle; L3 Resources, Michael P. Eckenwiler; Michael S. Trust; Sara Lou Stone Revocable Company; Blackrock Energy , LLC; Faye Ridings; Edward J.R. Hoyle; dated 2/12/86; James C. Smith LLC; Lake Hamilton Minerals, LC; Tryon and Donna M. Tryon, Trust- Trust Dated July 9, 1993; Sarah A. Blanche G. Brown; Bob L. Fuller Edward Leach Oil Company; and Sonya Jean Smith, husband Lake Investment and Production ees of the Michael S. Tryon and Burkes ; Saunders-Wallace, LLC; and Mary Ella Fuller as joint tenants Elizabeth Marie O’Hornett Gilth- and wife as joint tenants; James Company; Lana Jones Elliott; Donna M. Tryon Joint Revocable Scheming and Dreaming, Inc.; ; Bobby Gene Boydston, Jr., Suc- vedt; Elizabeth Mary Anderson; Delshawn Harris, life estate, re- Lance E. Jones; Lance Ruffel; Living Trust dated 6/2/09; Michelle Scherflein Royalties, LLC ; Scrog- cessor Trustee of the Mary Lor- Elizabeth Williams; ELSR, LP a TX maindermen James Thomas Al- Lance Ruffel Oil & Gas, LLC; Lane Eckenwiler McGregor; Michelle L. gie Royalties, LLC; Seburn Worley; raine Brown and Ethel Brown Limited Partnership, Everett R. ford and Lorien Kelley Nassi; Financial, Inc.; Lane Financial, Kingston Separate Property Trust, Sgt Pepper’s Band, LLC; Sharlotte Revocable Trust, dated November Jones, General Partners; Emmy James Keith McDaniel; James L. Inc.; Lariat Petroleum Inc.; Larry Michelle L. Kingston, Trustee; Mid Renaii Burkes; Sharlotte Renaii 4, 1992; Bobby Joe Mihlhauser; Denson and Callie D. Denson, Thompson; James L. Thompson, Beaird; Larry Dean Dyer and Linda America Minerals; Mike VanLand- Burkes; Shawn Prather; Sherflein Bodard Minerals, LLC; Bonnie husband and wife as joint tenants; Trustee of The Trust of James L. Janette Dyer; LaRue Robertson ingham; Mike VanLandingham; Royalties, LLC; Sidney E. Cook ; Dew; Bonnie Marie Riddle; Boyle- EnMark Gas Gathering, LP; Estate Thompson, A Revocable Trust, Revocable Trust dated 7/14/1992, Mildred Jeanette Canan; Minnie SMR Managed Natural Gas Fund Harmon Family Partnership; BR of Ada May Tryon and Robert E. dated the 29th day of January, LaRue Robertson, Trustee; Laura Ruth Mitchell, Trustee of the Min- 1994 LP; SMR Natural Gas Income Polk, Jr.; Brent R. Clements and Tryon, deceased; Estate of Betty 1991; James L. Wells and Jeanne Lee Graham ; Laura Lee Graham nie Ruth Mitchell Trust, UDO Fund 1993 LP; SMR Natural Gas Donna Clements, Co-Trustees of E. Dickerson, deceased; Estate of L. Wells Revocable Trust, dated ; Lauri Howell; Lawrence Consoli- 7/3/96; Minnie Ruth Mitchell, Partners 1994 LP; Snowey Range the BR and DL Family Trust UTA Ellen B. Phillips, deceased; Estate October 1, 1979; James Lafayette dated Enterprises, LTD; Lean Dog Trustee of the Minnie Ruth Mitch- Royalty, LLC; Sondra L. Fetner; dated 3/12/15; Bret Walker, of Hazel McAdams, deceased; Ezell; James M. Coffman; James Limited Partnership No. 1; Lee Ann ell Trust, UDO 7/3/96; Miramar SouthOK Development Co., LC; Trustee of the Casselman Lutes Estate of J.B. McAdams, de- M. Coffman; James R. Webb and Peters; Lee O. Brecheisen; Leon Properties, LLC; Mita Anne Bates, Southwest Petroleum Company; Irrevocable Trust; Bret Walker, ceased ; Estate of John H. Trout, P. Diane Webb, husband and wife Stanley; Leon Stanley; Lesley Trustee of the Minnett Family Southwest Royalties, Inc; Spring Trustee of the Celeste Lutes Irre- deceased; Estate of John Loet- as joint tenants ; Jane A. Etheridge Ann Chipman, now McDaniel; Revocable Trust; Mitchell Royalty; Energy Company; Spring Operat- vocable Trust; Brian E. Harpster terle, deceased; Estate of Judith Schulthess; Jane D. North; Jane Lewis House ; Lexco Petroleum, Mitchell Royalty, a Limited Partner- ing Company; Spring Operating and Louise E. Harpster, hw, jtwros, McAleer, deceased; Estate of Mulally; Janet K. Ehrlich, aka Janet Inc.; Linda D. Woodcock; Linda ship; MJ Smith Family Royalties, Company; Stanley H. Flickenger; deceased; Brickell & Associates, Lawna McKnight ; Estate of Lucile E. Walker; Janet K. Ehrlich, suc- D. Woodcock; Linda D. Wood- LLC; MJ Smith Family Royalties, Stanley H. Singer, Trustee of the P.C. and Ted Haxel; Briggs Invest- Crouse, deceased; Estate of Mary cessor Trustee of the Cordelia E. cock; Linda J. Brunch; Linda L. LLC ; Moseley Resources, LLC; Stanley H. Singer Revocable Trust ments; Briggs Investments ; Bruce Agnes Anderson, deceased; Es- Bozeman Living Trust u/t/a dated Trescott; Linda Lee Skinner and Mosley-Chappell Oil & Gas, LLC; dated March 19, 1981; Steel Hold- A. and Donnita C. Litty, husband tate of Mattie Coffman, deceased November 10, 1986; Jean A. Deward Jackson Skinner, as joint Mrs. Eleanor G. Hand; Mrs. Mary ings, Inc.; Stephen Jay English, and wife as joint tenants; Bruce ; Estate of Opal Marie Burgar and Wright, Trustee of the Jean A. tenants ; Linda Lee Skinner and Jo Wells; Nancy Sue Dimit; Nancy Personal Representative of the D. Love; Bruce D. Love and Laura John Burgar, deceased; Estate of Wright Revocable Trust; Jean Deward Jackson Skinner, as joint Sue Dimit; Napalm Royalties, LLC; Estate of Iva B. English, deceased; Lea Love; Buckhead Energy, LLC; Opal Marie Burgar and John Bur- Marie Selchow; Jeanne Yvonne tenants ; Linda M. Goldner, as Native Exploration Minerals, LLC; Stephen Jay English, Personal Buffalo Creek Minerals, LLC; Bur- gar, deceased; Estate of Thelma Pennington; Jennifer Rogers, Successor Trustee of the Adam NBL Permian, LLC; NEG Operat- Representative of the Estate of Iva nice Conner and Aaron Bruce June Childress, deceased; Eulys Trustee of the Hunt Survivor’s Chad Singer 1975 Trust created ing ; Nelco Investments, LLC; B. English, deceased; Steve Jerni- Conner, husband and wife as joint Henson a/k/a Eulys Ray Henson; Trust; Jenny Mitchell; Jerry D. by that certain Trust agreement Nelda Wells Lamb; Nelda Wells gan, Inc.; Steven R. Burk and tenants; C. Hilton Alexander F.E. Pennington, Jr.; Federal Na- Hagan, Trustee of the Jerry D. creating the Joseph B. Singer and Lamb; Neve Family Royalty Inter- Angela D. Burk; Stonewall Miner- Trustee of the C. Hilton Alexander tional Mortgage Association; Hagan 1998 Revocable Ann Gordon Singer Daughter and est, LLC; Newfield Exploration als, LLC; Sue B. Warwick; Sue B. Revocable Trust; C. L. Holloway, Ferne McCarrell; First National Trust Agreement dated Janu- Grandchildren Trust No. Two dated Mid-Continent Inc. ; Newfield Warwick ; Sue Beth Warwick as Jr.; C. Richard Phillips; C. Richard Acceptance Company; Flame ary 26, 1998; Jerry McCorkle 4/22/75, between and among Jo- Exploration Mid-Continent, Inc.; Trustee of the Sue Beth Warwick Phillips; C.M. Kaelin; C.M. Kaelin Royalties, Inc.; Fleischaker Energy, and Sheryl McCorkle, Trustees seph B. Singer and Ann Gordon O. C. Combs, deceased; O.J. Trust dated 11/3/07; Sue Beth and George G. Vaught, Jr.; Calvin LLC; Florence Lee Maples Wil- of the Jerry McCorkle and Sheryl Singer, as Grantors, and John L. Connell, III; Odos Henson; Oil Warwick as Trustee of the Sue C. Adams and Edith Mae Adams; liams; Forestar Petroleum Corpo- McCorkle Family Revocable Trust Crawford, as Trustee; Linda Sue Investments, LLC; Oil Invest- Beth Warwick Trust dated 11/3/07; Calvin C. Adams and Edith Mae ration; Forestar Petroleum Corpo- dated 12/14/1992 ; Jerry S. Ab- Harris, Trustee of the Linda Sue ments, LLC; Ola Dennis; Ollie Sue D. Krutsinger ; Sue Hunter; Adams; Calvin Moore; Camino ration; Four P Investments, Inc.; bott; Jerry S. Abbott; JG Interest, Harris Trust Dated Parker; ONEOK Resources; Osage Susan Ellen Bowling ; Suzanne Natural Resources, LLC; Carol J. Francine P. Novosad and Rose- LLC; Jim Costigan; Jim England March 31, 2009; Lisa Ann Smith, Oil & Gas Properties; Pacific En- Clark; Tammy R. Maschino; Walker as Trustee of the Carol J. mary M. Addy, Co-Trustees of the and Barbara England, as joint Trustee of the “The Lisa Ann Smith terprises ABC Corporation; Pa- Tammy R. Maschino; TEP Anadar- Walker Living Trust dated Decem- Charles L. and Mary Ellen Addy tenants; Jim Lucas aka Jim M. Revocable Trust dated May 1, mela Jane Faulk Robinson ; Pa- ko Basin South III, LLC; TEP ber 23, 1988, as amended; Caro- Family Trust dated 11/20/1999; Lucas; Jim Trepagnier; Jimmie 2009”; Lisa Foss, now Pearson mela M. Bruder; Pamela M. Anadarko Basin South IV, LLC; lina Properties, LLC; Carolyn K. Freida M. Smith; G. Frederick Burgar; Jimmy Curits Freeman; and Jeffrey Pearson, h/w; Lisa M. Bruder; Pamela Sue Williams, Teresa Billingsley; Teresa K. Ruth- Scheer; Carpenter Land Manage- Sheperd, deceased; G.M. Close Jimmy Dale Mihlhauser; Jimmy Goldner, Successor Trustee of the Trustee of the Pamela Sue Williams erford, now LeBeau; The Autry ment Company; CAS Holdings, a/k/a George M. Close; G.M. Close J. See and Mary Lou See; Jimmy Jason Keith Singer 1975 Trust Revocable Trust; Panhandle Oil Group, LLC; The Barbara Carr LLC; Cascade Oil, LLC; Cascade a/k/a George M. Close; Gail R. Ross aka Jimmy Ray Ross and created by that certain Trust agree- and Gas, Inc.; Panhandle Oil and Revocable Trust ; The City of Resources, LLC; Casillas Petro- Brown; Gary A. Sundberg and Jim Ross, deceased; Joe A. Git- ment creating the Joseph B. Gas, LLC; Panhandle Royalty Lindsay, OK; The Clark III, LLC; leum Resources Partners, LLC; Linda K. Sundberg, husband and good ; Joe A. Gitgood and Della Singer and Ann Gordon Singer Company; Parker Energy Corpora- The Decker Family Living Trust Cathy S. Kunze, now Blackburn; wife as joint tenants ; Gary A. K. Gitgood, Trustees of the Joe Daughter and Grandchildren Trust tion; Patricia A. Hanson Trust; UTA 5/6/1995; The Edna Dacus Cathy S. Kunze, now Blackburn; Sundberg and Linda K. Sundberg, A. Gitgood and Della K. Gitgood No. Two dated April 22, 1975, Patricia A. Webb; Patricia Corey; Trust dated 2/27/2007, Joseph CDM Energy, LLC; Cecil G. Wells, husband and wife as joint tenants Revocable Trust dated 9/8/2011; between and among Joseph B. Patricia J. Burden; Patricia J. Brant Stubblefield, Trustee; The H Jr.; Chacosie Royalties, LLC ; ; Gary Martin; George E. McCann Joel E. Guthals, Trustee of the Singer and Ann Gordon Singer, as Burden; Patricia Maas; Patsy Sue and S Drilling Company; The Charles Barrett and Beulah Bar- and Mary Wydell McCann, hus- Martin R. Connell Trust Held Under Grantors and John L. Crawford, Wall; Paul Donnell Anderson; Paul Hendrix Family Trust; The Hendrix rett, husband and wife as joint band and wife as joint tenants; the Irrevocable Trust Agreement as Trustee; LLY Oil and Gas, LLC; Donnell Anderson; Paul Edward Family Trust, Sam L. Hendrix and tenants ; Charles F. Lovekamp and George G. Vaught, Jr.; George M. of John Rockwood Connell uta Lorri Parker; Louie F. and Mona A. Bowling; Paula J. Haight; Pauline Violet B. Hendrix, Co-Trustees; Agnes E. Lovekamp, husband and Close, Trustee; George M. Close, Dated December 30, 1992; John Ferguson; Loyd R. Akins; Loyd R. P. Graivier, Trustee of the Testa- The Henry L. Cullins and Beverly wife as joint tenants; Charles L. Trustee; George Nemecek and Ann B. Flickenger, deceased; John B. Akins; LRBM Oil Limited, L.L.C.; mentary Trust Created pursuant S. Cullins Revocable Living Trust; Berry and Jacqueline L. Berry, Nemecek, Trustees of the George Flickinger and Phyllis Ellen Braun Lucile Burford Fielder and Sarah to Item 1 of the Last Will and The Henry L. Cullins and Beverly Trustees of the Charles L. & Jac- Nemecek 1991 Revocable Trust nee: Fickinger, legatees under Melanie Daniel, Individually and Testament of Herman Leonard S. Cullins Revocable Living Trust; queline L. Berry Living Trust dated under Agreement dated 6/25/91; the Will of Marguerite Flickinger, as Independent Co-Executrixes Pierce dated March 22, 1977, aka The Home-Stake Oil and Gas 10/5/06; Charles L. Berry and Georgia Garland, Trustee under deceased; John B. Minnet and of the Estate of Edgar O. Weller, Herman Leonard Pierce Testa- Company; The May Family Living Jacqueline L. Berry, Trustees of the Robert F. Garland Bypass Bettye Jean Minnett, Trustees deceased; Lucy Ann Moore; Lucy mentary Trust; Payday Holdings, Trust, Ralph May, Jr. Trustee; The the Charles L. & Jacqueline L. Trust; Georgia Garland, Trustee of the Minnett Family Revocable Ann Moore; Lucy B. Reynolds, LLC; PDI Inc.; Pegasus Energy Mercantile National Bank of Dallas, Berry Living Trust dated 10/5/06; under the Robert F. Garland By- Trust dated 3/27/2003; John a/k/a Bernice Reynolds, a/k/a Corporation; Pegasus Energy Trustee of the Revocable Trust Charles R. Rouse ; Charlie Lou pass Trust; Gerald Lowry Trust; Brandon Fentem and Rebecca Berniece Reynolds; Lucy Fielder Corporation; Penguin Holdings, Declaration and Agreement dated Rouse and Roscoe Rouse, Co- Geraldine Lauer Steiner and Alfred Sue Fentem; John C. Oxley, LLC; and Sarah Daniel; Lucy W. Knight LLC; Peter D. Tryon; Philip J. An- 4/5/1976; The Pfanenstiel Com- Trustees of the Roscoe and Char- L. Steiner, hw, jtwros; Geraldine John G. Rye and Shirley J. Rye, and Sarah M. Daniel, Co-Trustees derson 2007 Revocable Trust, pany, LLC; The Principia Corpora- lie Lou Rouse Trust; Chesapeake Lauer Steiner and Alfred L. Stein- Co-Trustees of the John G. Rye of the Edgar O. Weller Family Trust; Dated 6/13/07, Philip J. Anderson, tion; The Quintin Little Company Exploration Limited Partnership; er, hw, jtwros; Gerrit S. Dickerson and Shirley J. Rye Family Trust; Lyle Basom and Dorothy Basom; Trustee; Phyllis M. Braziel; Pintail Oil & Gas Limited Partnership; The Chesapeake Exploration, LLC; ; Gertrude Cathey; Gila Group LP; John Howell and Thelma Howell; Lynn Roler; M. G. Whitmire Revo- Production Company, Inc.; PLC Chris L. Cullins; Church of the Gila Group, LP; Gladys V. Simpson; John M. Ethridge ; John Paul cable Trust dated December 8, O&G Properties, LP; Polk, LLC; Magdalen; CIMA Energy Minerals, Glen Burns and Ola Burns, hw; Price ; John Paul Price ; John R. 2004; M. G. Whitmire Revocable Posse Energy, Ltd.; Quintin and Ltd.; CIMA Energy, Ltd.; Cimarron Glen J. Urban and Pamela D. Malone and Marjorie E. Malone, Trust dated December 8, 2004; M. Carrie Lou Family Limited Partner- Please see 460, page 9B LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-9B No. 462-May 24-1 Time Trust Agreement dated June 3, peake Exploration Limited Part- Kirchner Investments, LLC; Kirk III; Odos Henson; Oil Investments, of The Noni Taylor Bachman Trust; BEFORE THE CORPORATION 1997; Barbara Levisay; BBX Oil nership; Chris L. Cullins; Church R. Hagan and Mark Hagan, Trust- LLC; Oil Investments, LLC; Pa- White Rock Royalty Partners No. COMMISSION OF THE Corporation; Bella Oil, LLC; Berke- of the Magdalen; CIMA Energy ees; Kirk R. Hagan and Mark mela Sue Williams, Trustee of the 1; Wiley Oil & Gas Limited Partner- STATE OF OKLAHOMA ley Hall School; Bert Wininger, Sr., Minerals, Ltd.; CIMA Energy, Ltd.; Hagan, Trustees of Trust A cre- Pamela Sue Williams Revocable ship; William D. Kuhn, deceased, APPLICANT: ROAN RESOURCES aka Bert Wininger and Bertha Citizen Energy II, LLC; Clear Fork ated under the Raymond Earl Trust; Panhandle Royalty Com- possible heir K 5 Oil, LLC; William LLC Wininger, hw; Bessie Ellison GST, Legacy Fund, LP; Connie John- Hagan 1988 Revocable Trust pany; Parker Energy Corporation; E. Richardson, Trustee Revocable RELIEF SOUGHT: EXCEPTION TO LLC; Betty J. Howard; Betty J. ston; Cosmo Energy, LLC; Cosmo Agreement dated September 6, Patricia A. Webb; Patricia Maas; Inter Vivos Trust of William E. RULE 165:10-3-28(c)(2)(b) Ross; Betty Jean Ross Revocable Investments, LLC; Craig J. Elder; 1988; Kirk R. Hagan Revocable Pauline P. Graivier, Trustee of the Richardson U/A dtd. 4/28/94 c/o LOCATION OF HORIZONTAL Trust U/T/A dated 6/8/2000, Janie Cullins Energy, LP; Cyros Corpo- Trust; Known and Unknown heirs, Testamentary Trust Created pursu- State Bank & Trust Co.; Willis Ray WELL Elizabeth Ross Diaz and Jimmy ration; Daunis Properties, LP; successors and assigns of Denver ant to Item 1 of the Last Will and Yarbrough, as Trustee of the Willis LEGAL DESCRIPTION: FAIR PLAY Kent Ross, Co-Trustees; Betty David A. Guest; David and Cynthia Swindell; Known and Unknown Testament of Herman Leonard Ray Yarbrough Revocable Trust, 34-3-5-4 2XH WELL Ruth Robbins, Trustee of the Mannas, LLC ; David Burns and heirs, successors and assigns of Pierce dated March 22, 1977, aka dated January 26, 2001; Wizard SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 5 Betty Ruth Robbins Revocable Mae Burns, h/w; David Felton George E. Fort Estate; Known and Herman Leonard Pierce Testa- Family Partnership, Limited; WW NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- Living Trust Dated 3/27/17; Bill J. Williams; David Felton Williams; Unknown heirs, successors and mentary Trust; Payday Holdings, Worldwide, LLC; Wyatt Energy CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Miller, Trustee of the Bill J. Miller David Felton Williams; David assigns of George E. Fort Estate; LLC; PDI Inc.; Pegasus Energy Partners; XTO Energy, Inc.; Young CAUSE CD NO. 201803994 Trust, dated April 10, 1991; Black Franklin; David G. Lowry Trust; Known and Unknown heirs, suc- Corporation; Pegasus Energy Men’s Christian Association; NOTICE OF HEARING & Black Enterprises (presumed David G. Samuels; David H. cessors and assigns of George E. Corporation; Penguin Holdings, Young Women’s Chrisitian Asso- STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Successor Black Family LLC); Clarke; David Leroy Chorum, life Fort Estate; Known and Unknown LLC; Pintail Production Company, ciation; Zion Petroleum Company; 2009 Revocable Trust of Joseph Black Oak Land & Minerals, LLC; estate, remainderman Steven M. heirs, successors and assigns of Inc.; Posse Energy, Ltd.; Quintin David Johnson; Eleanor T. Kilan- G. Dempsey as Amended and Blackrock Energy , LLC; Bodard Chorum; David Moody; David Grace L. Hanson; Known and and Carrie Lou Family Limited soki, sole legatee under the Will Restated on December 13, 2013, Minerals, LLC; Brian E. Harpster Moody; Dean Brown and The Unknown heirs, successors and Partnership; Quivera Exploration, of Fred A. Richmond, deceased; Ivy L. Dempsey a/k/a Iva Annelle and Louise E. Harpster, hw, jtwros, Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma, assigns of Grace L. Hanson; LLC ; R. E. and Virginia Johnson; Known and Unknown heirs, suc- Dempsey, Trustee; Alan Ruffel; deceased; Brickell & Associates, as Trustees under the will of Ben Known and Unknown heirs, suc- R. E. Hagan; R. H. Siegfried, Inc.; cessors and assigns of Carl T. Allen Accounting and Investment, P.C. and Ted Haxel; Briggs Invest- B. Fowler, deceased; Decker Re- cessors and assigns of H. E. RABSM, LLC; Rancho Oil Com- McKelvy; Nelson B. Cramer and Inc.; Amoco Production Company, ments; Briggs Investments; Bruce vocable Trust; Deka, Inc.; Delta Ekanger; Known and Unknown pany, LLC; Randy Williamson; Ray Dorothy C. Cramer; Nelson B. possible successor BP America D. Love; Bruce D. Love & Laura Development I; Dianne K. Coff- heirs, successors and assigns of B. English and Debra Gene Eneg- Cramer and Dorothy C. Cramer, Production Company; Andele, Lea Love, jtwros; Buckhead En- man; Dillon Oil & Gas, LLC; DLB Herbert Harris; Known and Un- lish, hw, jtwros; Ray B. English and Trustees of the Cramer Family LLC ; Anne Murray Litten; Anne ergy, LLC; Buffalo Creek Minerals, Energy Corporation (possibly known heirs, successors and Debra Gene English; Ray D. Bryan Trust Dated September 8, 1989; N. Kelly, Trustee of the Anne N. LLC; C.M. Kaellin; C.M. Kaellin Chesapeake Exploration, LLC); assigns of Jean Solvith Estate; and Valorie J. Bryan, hw, jtwros; Nina B. Meadows, possibly de- Kelly Revocable Trust U/T/A dated and George G. Vaught, Jr.; Cami- Don Cook Minerals, LLC; Donald Known and Unknown heirs, suc- Ray L. Connell; Red Rocks En- ceased; and all persons, owners, October 8, 2010; Aspen Energy no Natural Resources, LLC; Carol B. Spence, Sr., Trustee of the cessors and assigns of Jimmy R. ergy Partners, LP; Redfern Oil producers, operators, purchasers Group; Bank of Oklahoma, N. A., J. Walker as Trustee of the Carol Donald B. Spence, Sr., Living Trust Ross; Known and Unknown heirs, Company, possible successor and takers of oil and gas and all Trustee of the Loyce A. Wallace J. Walker Living Trust dated De- dated the 5th day of April, 1990; successors and assigns of Lizzie Jetta X-2, LP; REG Energy; Re- other interested persons, particu- Trust, Trust Oil and Gas Services; cember 23, 1988, as amended; Donna Lucas aka Donna Dee F. Bell; Known and Unknown heirs, gions Bank, Trustee of the Susan larly in McClain County, Oklahoma, Bank One Trust Company, N. A. Carolina Properties, LLC; Carolyn Lucas; Donny Burns; Dudley An- successors and assigns of Mela- K. Thompson Trust; Republic and if any of the individuals are as Trustee of the Neathery B. K. Scheer; Carpenter Land Man- drew Williams; Dwight J. Flaming nie A. Weller, deceased ; Known National Bank of Dallas, Trustee deceased, or if any of the compa- Fuller Revocable Trust dated May agement Company; CAS Hold- & Marilyn Unruh Flaming, jtwros; and Unknown heirs, successors U/W/O Clinton Wiley Josey, de- nies are no longer in existence, 12, 1992, possible Successor ings, LLC; Cascade Oil, LLC; E. L. Shoemake, Jr., Trustee of the and assigns of Sam H. Bell; L3 ceased; Rex Ross Walker; Rex the unknown heirs, executors, Trustee JPMorgan Chase Bank, Cascade Resources, LLC; CDM E. L. Shoemake, Jr. Trust u/t/a Resources, LLC; Lake Hamilton Ross Walker; Rex Ross Walker; administrators, devisees, trustees, N. A.; Barbara A. Call, Trustee of Energy, LLC; Cecil G. Wells, Jr.; 9/25/90; Ed Wiedenmann; Edna Minerals, LC; Lance Ruffel; Lance Rich White Bear Harris; Richard successors and assigns, immedi- the Barbara A. Call Revocable Chacosie Royalties, LLC ; Chesa- Dacus; Elizabeth Marie O’Hornett Ruffel Oil & Gas, LLC; Lane Finan- S. Harris and Victor R. Harris; Rick ate and remote, of the named Gilthvedt; ELSR, LP, a Texas Lim- cial, Inc.; LaRue Robertson Revo- White Bear Harris; Robert E. parties. ited Partnership, Everett R. Jones, cable Trust dated 7/14/1992, Gonce, Jr. and Stepahnie S. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN From page 8B Jr., General Partner; EnMark Gas LaRue Robertson, Trustee; Lean Gonce, husband and wife, joint that the Applicant in this cause Gathering, LP; Eulys Henson a/k/a Dog Limited Partnership No. 1; tenants; Robert E. Gonce, Jr. and is requesting the Commission is- 460: Eulys Ray Henson; Flame Royal- Lee O. Brecheisen; Lesley Ann Stepahnie S. Gonce, husband and sue an Order allowing it to situate ties, Inc.; Fleischaker Energy, LLC; Chipman, now McDaniel; Lesley wife, joint tenants; Robert E. its proposed Fair Play 34-3-5-4 Florence Lee Maples Williams; Ann Chipman, now McDaniel; Gonce, Jr. and Stepahnie S. 2XH well no closer than 300 feet R & C Clements Exploration Co., and Dorothy C. Cramer; Nelson Forestar Petroleum Corporation; Linda J. Brunch; Linda M. Goldner, Gonce, husband and wife, joint from the Joyce 34-3 well and the LLC; The Salvation Army; The B. Cramer and Dorothy C. Cramer, Forestar Petroleum Corporation; as Successor Trustee of the Adam tenants; Robert Todd Templeton; McDaniel 1 well, located on the Stanley David Braun Revocable Trustees of the Cramer Family Four P Investments, Inc.; G. Fred- Chad Singer 1975 Trust created Robert Todd Templeton; Robro above-described unit. Trust; The Stevens Living Trust Trust Dated September 8, 1989; erick Sheperd, deceased; Gary by that certain Trust agreement Royalty Partners, Ltd., d/b/a RRP NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN dated 6/14/97, Patricia Tryon Ste- Nina B. Meadows, possibly de- Martin; George G. Vaught, Jr.; creating the Joseph B. Singer and 2010, Ltd.; Rocky Road, LLC; that this cause be set before an vens and Martin Harding Stevens, ceased; Sandra Taylor Smith Hall ; Gerald Lowry Trust; Geraldine Ann Gordon Singer Daughter and Rodger L. Rowland, Trustee of the Administrative Law Judge for Trustees; The Univeristy of Tulsa; Standford L. Rose and Mary Dean Lauer Steiner and Alfred L. Stein- Grandchildren Trust No. Two Rodger L. Rowland and Elsie hearing, taking of evidence and The Wade Costello Trust, Kelsie Rose, as trustees U/D/T dated er, hw, jtwros; Geraldine Lauer dated 4/22/75, between and Darlene Rowland Living Trust, reporting to the Commission. Wagner, Successor Trustee; The 11/25/85; William Faye Anderson; Steiner and Alfred L. Steiner, hw, among Joseph B. Singer and Ann dated September 26, 2003; Rod- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN William G. Clements Revocable and all persons, owners, produc- jtwros; Gila Group LP; Gila Group, Gordon Singer, as Grantors, and ger L. Rowland, Trustee of the that this cause will be heard before Living Trust under Agreement ers, operators, purchasers and LP; Glen Burns and Ola Burns, John L. Crawford, as Trustee; Rodger L. Rowland and Elsie an Administrative Law Judge on dated 3/1/90; The William G. takers of oil and gas and all other hw; Glenn R. Miller; Greg Shep- Linda Sue Harris, Trustee of the Darlene Rowland Living Trust, the Initial Hearing Docket at the Clements Revocable Living Trust interested persons, particularly herd, Charlotte Foster and Joann Linda Sue Harris Trust Dated dated September 26, 2003; Rolling Corporation Commission, Jim under Agreement dated 3/1/90; in McClain and Garvin County, Parman, Trustees and their re- March 31, 2009; Lisa Ann Smith, Rock, LLC; Ronald U. Lurie; Ro- Thorpe Building, 2101 N. Lin- Thomas A. Moore and Joni A. Oklahoma, and if any of the in- spective successor Trustees of the Trustee of the “The Lisa Ann Smith wena Sterling; Roy T. Oliver; Roy coln, Oklahoma City, OK 73105, Moore, husband and wife, joint dividuals are deceased, or if any Bert Wininger, Sr. and Bertha Revocable Trust dated May 1, T. Oliver; Ruby Goodwin and Jake at 8:30 a.m., on the 12th day of tenants; Thomas Joseph An- of the companies are no longer Wininger Irrevocable Trust; Greg 2009”; Lisa Foss, now Pearson Goodwin, h/w; Ruby Goodwin and June, 2018, and that this Notice derson; Thomas M. Higgins, III, in existence, the unknown heirs, Shepherd, Charlotte Foster and and Jeffrey Pearson, h/w; Lisa M. Jake Goodwin, h/w; Rupe Oil be published as required by law Trustee of the Revocable Trust executors, administrators, devi- Joann Parman, Trustees and their Goldner, Successor Trustee of the Company, Inc.; Rusk Capital Man- and the Rules of the Commission. Agreement of Mary Jo Higgins sees, trustees, successors and respective successor Trustees of Jason Keith Singer 1975 Trust agement, LLC; Ruth Ward Harris; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Dated September 10, 1991; assigns, immediate and remote, the Bert Wininger, Sr. and Bertha created by that certain Trust agree- Ruth Ward Harris and Tamela that the Applicant and interested Thomas M. Higgins, III, Trustee of the named parties. Wininger Irrevocable Trust; Guy H. ment creating the Joseph B. LeAnn Thompson, jtwros; Samu- parties may present testimony by of the Thomas M. Higgins, Jr. Ir- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Liebmann; Hal Ross; Haymaker Singer and Ann Gordon Singer el C. Stone; Samuel C. Stone, telephone. The cost of telephonic revocable Trust dated December that the Applicant requests the Properties, LP; Headington Miner- Daughter and Grandchildren Trust Trustee of the Sara Lou Stone Rev. communication shall be paid by 3, 1991; Three M Oil Company; Corporation Commission of Okla- als, Inc.; Headington Royalty, Inc.; No. Two dated April 22, 1975, Trust Dated July 9, 1993; Sara Lou the person or persons requesting Tim Connell; Tim Connell, Per- homa to enter an Order approv- Helen Yarbrough; Helen Yarbrough between and among Joseph B. Stone Revocable Trust Dated July its use. Interested parties who sonal Representative of the Es- ing a multiunit horizontal well for and Willis Ray Yarbrough, h/w; Singer and Ann Gordon Singer, as 9, 1993; Saunders-Wallace, LLC; wish to participate by telephone tate of John Rockwood Connell, the Sycamore targeted reservoir, Helms & Underwood; Henry L. Grantors and John L. Crawford, Scheming and Dreaming, Inc.; shall contact the Applicant or deceased; Tim Connell, Personal and the Woodford as an adjacent Cullins dba Christeve Oil Com- as Trustee; Lorri Parker; LRBM Oil Scherflein Royalties, LLC ; Sgt Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Representative of the Estate of common source of supply under pany; Highline Resources, LLC; Limited, L.L.C.; Lucile Burford Pepper’s Bank, LLC; SMR Man- hearing date, and provide their Mary Jo Higgins, deceased; Tim the above-described units, so as Hipoint Petroleum 1980 Fund-A, Fielder and Sarah Melanie Daniel, aged Natural Gas Fund 1994 LP; name and telephone number. Connell, Personal Representative to allow such multiunit horizontal Ltd.; Hipoint Petroleum Corpora- Individually and as Independent SMR Natural Gas Income Fund NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN of the Estate of Oakel Joseph well to be drilled as described in tion; Holland Hall; Home-Stake Co-Executrixes of the Estate of 1993 LP; SMR Natural Gas Part- that all interested persons may ap- Connell, Jr., deceased; Tim Con- paragraph 2.3 in the Application 1986 Employee Oil and Gas Lim- Edgar O. Weller, deceased; Lucy ners 1994 LP; Snowey Range pear and be heard. For information nell, Personal Representative of on file herein, and to be com- ited Partnership; Hoyt C. Murray; Fielder and Sarah Daniel; Lucy W. Royalty, LLC; Sondra L. Fetner; concerning this action, contact the Estate of Sara Lou Stone, pleted in and to produce from the Hubert W. Martin and Sue A. Mar- Knight and Sarah M. Daniel, Co- SouthOK Development Co., LC; GARRETT FLOWERS, Blue Star deceased; Timothy Christopher above-named separate common tin, hw, jtwros; Irene J. Provenza- Trustees of the Edgar O. Weller Spring Energy Company; Spring Land Services, 1006 24th Av- Anderson; Tom W. Glos, Linda sources of supply, and establish- no and Kacey Provenzano, jtwros; Family Trust; M. G. Whitmire Re- Operating Company; Spring Op- enue NW, Suite 120, Norman, OK Gayle Klos and Randel J. Polk, ing a proper allocation factor for J. B. McAdams, or his Heirs, De- vocable Trust dated December 8, erating Company; Stanley H. 73069, TELEPHONE: 405-579- Trustee of the Linda Gayle Klos allocating the costs of and the visees, Personal Representative 2004; M. G. Whitmire Revocable Singer, Trustee of the Stanley H. 0926; OR ERIC HUDDLESTON, Family Trust; Trepco Energy, LLC; production and proceeds from or their successors; J. Carl Finch, Trust dated December 8, 2004; M. Singer Revocable Trust; Steel Attorney, Two Leadership Square, Troy Day and Toni Day; Tulsa Boy’s such multiunit horizontal well to Jr.; J. Carl Finch, Jr. as Trustee for M. Hardwick, as Trustee of The M. Holdings, Inc.; Steve Jernigan, 211 North Robinson, Suite 1300, Home; Tulsa SPCA; Uhl and J. each of the affected units. Ruth Finch; J. David Johnson; J. M. Hardwick Revocable Trust, Inc.; Sue Hunter; Suzanne Clark; Oklahoma City, OK 73102, Tele- Pearlee Adams ; UMB Bank, N.A. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Wesley Lucas and Dorothy Lucas, established September 7, 1995; TEP Anadarko Basin South III, phone: (405) 232-3722. (formally United Missouri Bank of that the Applicant in this cause is jtwros; Jack E. Wheeler; Jack E. Marcia N. Anderson Revocable LLC; TEP Anadarko Basin South CORPORATION Kansas City, n.a.), Trustee under requesting the following special Wheeler; Jack R. Kizzia; James A. Trust U/T/A dated 9/18/2009, IV, LLC; Teresa K. Rutherford, now COMMISSION agreement with James E. Norton, relief: to designate the Applicant Larson, Trustee of the Larson 2009 Marica N. Anderson, Trustee; LeBeau; The Autry Group, LLC; OF OKLAHOMA uta September 24, 1974; Unives- or some other party as Operator Trust - Family Trust Share; James Margie B. Wilson; Margie B. Wil- The City of Lindsay, OK; The Clark Dana L. Murphy, CHAIRMAN tors ,LLC; Vanguard Operating, of the unit well. Applicant is fur- Delshawn Harris, life estate, re- son, nee Hill, Ann Wilson, Alvin III, LLC; The Edna Dacus Trust J. Todd Hiett, LLC; Vanguard Operating, LLC ther requesting that the Order to maindermen James Thomas Al- Wilson and David Wilson, jtwros; dated 2/27/2007, Joseph Brant VICE CHAIRMAN (Successor to Eagle Rock Mid- be entered in this cause be made ford and Lorien Kelley Nassi; Mark Moody ; Mark Shidler, Inc.; Stubblefield, Trustee; The H and Bob Anthony, Continent Asset, LLC, previously effective on a date prior to the date James Keith McDaniel; James L. Martha Kiehn; Martin R. Connell, S Drilling Company; The Hendrix COMMISSIONER Crow Creek Energy II, LLC); Ven- of the Order. Thompson; James L. Thompson, Trustee of the Richard H. Connell Family Trust, Sam L. Hendrix and DONE AND PERFORMED THIS tana Exploration and Production, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Trustee of The Trust of James L. Trust Held Under the Irrevocable Violet B. Hendrix, Co-Trustees; 15th DAY OF MAY, 2018. LLC; Vester L. Little and Linda L. that this cause be set before an Thompson, A Revocable Trust, Trust Agreement of John Rock- The Henry L. Cullins and Beverly BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Little ; Vickie S. Burns; Victoria N. Administrative Law Judge for dated the 29th day of January, wood Connell uta dated December S. Cullins Revocable Living Trust; SION Nelson, formerly Victoria E. Nor- hearing, taking of evidence and 1991; James L. Wells and Jeanne 30, 1992; Martin R. Connell, Trust- The Henry L. Cullins and Beverly Peggy Mitchell, Secretary ton, aka Vickie N. Nelson; Virginia reporting to the Commission. L. Wells Revocable Trust, dated ees of the Katherine I. Connell, S. Cullins Revocable Living Trust; Johnston; Voneta McCoy a/k/a NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN October 1, 1979; Jane Mulally; Trust Held Under the Irrevocable The Home-Stake Oil and Gas Voneta Harper; W. B. Ratliff Miner- that this cause will be heard before Janet K. Ehrlich, aka Janet E. Trust Agreement of John Rock- Company; The Principia Corpora- als, LLC; W. P. Anderson, Jr.; W.V. an Administrative Law Judge on Walker; Janet K. Ehrlich, succes- wood Connell uta Dated Decem- tion; The Quintin Little Company No. 446-May 17-2 Times Hutchinson; Wanda D. Maxim; the Initial Hearing Docket at the sor Trustee of the Cordelia E. ber 30, 1992; Martin R. Connell, Oil & Gas Limited Partnership; The IN THE DISTRICT COURT Wanda F. White; Wanda Fay White, Corporation Commission, Jim Bozeman Living Trust u/t/a dated Trustees of the Trust Agreement Salvation Army; The Stanley David OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Nancy L. Godwin, Faylin I. Godwin, Thorpe Building, 2101 N. Lin- November 10, 1986; Jeanette of John Rockwood Connell dated Braun Revocable Trust; The Uni- STATE OF OKLAHOMA Carylon S. Godwin, Kathleen A. coln, Oklahoma City, OK 73105, Johnston; Jereda Kizzia Living June 9, 1987 et al; Mary Adeline veristy of Tulsa; The Wade Costel- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES Godwin and Denise G. Godwin, at 8:30 a.m., on the 12th day of Trust dated 4/12/2012, Jereda Fowler Miller and Floyd Freeman lo Trust, Kelsie Wagner, Successor OF: jtwros; Wanda Faye Clagg; Waylon June, 2018, and that this Notice Kizzia, Jack R. Kizzia, Kimberly Miller, Trustees of the Mary Adeline Trustee; Thomas A. Moore and PAUL LEON ALDRIDGE, de- J. Pollard and Hazel B. Pollard ; be published as required by law Jan Angell and Patricia Ann Webb, Miller Revocable Trust dated Oc- Joni A. Moore, husband and wife, ceased; and LAVERN VERA Wendell Don Riddle and Betty Sue and the Rules of the Commission. Co- Trustees; Jereda Kizzia Living tober 25, 2005; Mary C. Quinn; joint tenants; Thomas M. Higgins, ALDRIDGE, deceased. Riddle; Wenonah Taylor Bachman NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Trust dated 4/12/2012, Jereda Mary Faye Combs and Emory J. III, Trustee of the Revocable Trust Case No. PB-2018-47 and Eugene Bachman, as trustees that the Applicant and interested Kizzia, Jack R. Kizzia, Kimberly Combs, h/w; Mary K. Connell; Agreement of Mary Jo Higgins NOTICE TO CREDITORS of The Noni Taylor Bachman Trust; parties may present testimony by Jan Angell and Patricia Ann Webb, Mary K. Connell, Trustee of the Dated September 10, 1991; Three TO THE CREDITORS OF THE Wesley A. Jones; Wheless Indus- telephone. The cost of telephonic Co- Trustees; Jerry D. Hagan, O.J. Connell, Jr. Marital Trust M Oil Company; Tim Connell; Tim ABOVE NAMED DECEDENTS: tries, Inc.; White Rock Royalty communication shall be paid by Trustee of the Jerry D. Hagan 1998 Dated December 1, 1995; Mary L. Connell, Personal Representative All creditors having claims Partners No. 1; Wiley Oil & Gas the person or persons requesting Revocable Trust Agreement dated Beckham; Mary L. Beckham of the Estate of John Rockwood against PAUL LEON ALDRIDGE, Limited Partnership; William A. its use. Interested parties who January 26, 1998; Jerry S. Abbott; Trustee of the Mary L. Beckham Connell, deceased; Tim Connell, deceased; and LAVERN VERA Ethridge and Kathleen A. Ethridge, wish to participate by telephone Jerry S. Abbott; Jim Costigan; Jim Revocable Living Trust dated 11- Personal Representative of the ALDRIDGE, deceased, are re- Trustees of the William A. Ethridge shall contact the Applicant or Lucas aka Jim M. Lucas; Jim 16-95; Mary Lynn Beech; Mary Estate of Mary Jo Higgins, de- quired to present the same, with a and Kathleen A. Ethridge Living Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Trepagnier; Jimmy R. Ross aka Patricia O’Hornett Petersdorf; ceased; Tim Connell, Personal description of all security interests Trust dated 10/8/13; William D. hearing date, and provide their Jimmy Ray Ross and Jim Ross, Mary Ruffel; Mary Ruffel; Matha Representative of the Estate of and other collateral, if any, held by Kuhn, deceased, possible heir K name and telephone number. deceased; Joel E. Guthals, Trust- A. Wilkerson; Matthew Wayne Oakel Joseph Connell, Jr., de- each creditor with respect to such 5 Oil, LLC; William E. Richardson NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ee of the Martin R. Connell Trust Eckenwiler; MC Mineral Company, ceased; Tim Connell, Personal claim, to PAULA ALDRIDGE PENN Trust B, Sue Ellen Richardson, that all interested persons may ap- Held Under the Irrevocable Trust LLC; Melanie A. Waller; Melray, Representative of the Estate of aka PAULA GAY PENN aka PAULA TTEE; William Wayne Wilkes and pear and be heard. For information Agreement of John Rockwood LLC; Meridian Oil Production Inc.; Sara Lou Stone, deceased; GAY ALDRIDGE PENN, Personal Ladonna Jean Wilkes as joint concerning this action, contact Connell uta Dated December 30, Merlita Stiles; Mezaka, LLC ; Mi- Trepco Energy, LLC; Tulsa Boy’s Representative of the above tenants; Willis Ray Yarbrough, as GARRETT FLOWERS, Blue Star 1992; John B. Flickenger, de- chael Henson; Michael Kernan; Home; Tulsa SPCA; UMB Bank, mentioned estates at P.O. Box 367, Trustee of the Willis Ray Yarbrough Land Services, 1006 24th Av- ceased; John B. Flickinger and Michael P. Eckenwiler; Michelle N.A. (formally United Missouri 108 North Second Street, Purcell, Revocable Trust, dated January enue NW, Suite 120, Norman, OK Phyllis Ellen Braun nee: Fickinger, Eckenwiler McGregor; Mike Van- Bank of Kansas City, n.a.), Trustee Oklahoma 73080, or to McClain 26, 2001; Witt Oil Production, 73069, TELEPHONE: 405-579- legatees under the Will of Margue- Landingham; Mike VanLanding- under agreement with James E. County District Court Clerk, Mc- Inc.; Wizard Family Partner- 0926; OR ERIC HUDDLESTON, rite Flickinger, deceased; John G. ham; Minnie Ruth Mitchell, Trust- Norton, uta September 24, 1974; Clain County Courthouse, 121 ship, Limited; WSB Resources, Attorney, Two Leadership Square, Rye and Shirley J. Rye, Co- ee of the Minnie Ruth Mitchell Vanguard Operating, LLC (Suc- N. 2nd Street Purcell, Oklahoma LLC; WW Worldwide, LLC; WW 211 North Robinson, Suite 1300, Trustees of the John G. Rye and Trust, UDO 7/3/96; Minnie Ruth cessor to Eagle Rock Mid- Con- 73080, on or before the following Worldwide, LLC; Wyatt Energy Oklahoma City, OK 73102, Tele- Shirley J. Rye Family Trust; John Mitchell, Trustee of the Minnie Ruth tinent Asset, LLC, previously Crow presentment date: July 20, 2018, Partners; XTO Energy, Inc.; Young phone: (405) 232-3722. S. Garner; John S. Garner; John Mitchell Trust, UDO 7/3/96; Mira- Creek Energy II, LLC); Ventana or the same will be forever barred. Men’s Christian Association; CORPORATION S. Reagan, Inc.; Johnston Family mar Properties, LLC; Mitchell Exploration and Production, LLC; Dated this 10th day of May, Young Women’s Chrisitian As- COMMISSION Limited Partnership; Joyce A. Royalty, LP; MJ Smith Family Victoria N. Nelson, formerly Vic- 2018. sociation; Youngblood, LTD; Zion OF OKLAHOMA Maupin; JRK Leasing, an Okla- Royalties, LLC ; Moseley Re- toria E. Norton, aka Vickie N. /s/ Paula Aldridge Penn Petroleum Company; A.A. Halter; Dana L. Murphy, CHAIRMAN homa GP; Kay Decker Schoonover; cources, LLC; Mosley-Chappell Nelson; Virginia Johnston; Voneta PAULA ALDRIDGE PENN aka Bobby Gene Merriott, Executor J. Todd Hiett, Kay Purse a/k/a Kay Marie Wil- Oil & Gas, LLC; Mrs. Eleanor G. McCoy a/k/a Voneta Harper; W. PAULA GAY PENN aka PAULA of the Estate of Loyette Merriott, VICE CHAIRMAN liams; Keating-Martin, LLC; Kelsie Hand; Mrs. Mary Jo Wells; Napalm B. Ratliff Minerals, LLC; W. P. GAY ALDRIDGE PENN, Personal deceased; David Johnson; E.D. Bob Anthony, Wagner Trust; Kelsie Wagner, Suc- Royalties, LLC; Native Exploration Anderson, Jr.; Wanda D. Maxim; Representative Klinger; Eleanor T. Kilansoki, sole COMMISSIONER cessor Trustee of the Wade Minerals, LLC; Nelco Investments; Wanda F. White; Wanda Fay White, By: /s/ Ted W. Haxel legatee under the Will of Fred A. DONE AND PERFORMED THIS Costello Trust dated 30th day of Nelda Wells Lamb; Nelda Wells Nancy L. Godwin, Faylin I. Godwin, Ted W. Haxel (OBA #3997) Richmond, deceased; Known 15th DAY OF MAY, 2018. March, 1998; Kenneth Lee Deck- Lamb; Newfield Exploration Mid- Carylon S. Godwin, Kathleen A. Post Office Box 367 and Unknown heirs, successors BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- er; Kenneth Martin, deceased ; Continent Inc. ; Newfield Explora- Godwin and Denise G. Godwin, Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 and assigns of Carl T. McKelvy; SION Kepasa Corp.; Kevin Michael tion Mid-Continent, Inc.; O. C. jtwros; Wenonah Taylor Bachman ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Loren Wright; Nelson B. Cramer Peggy Mitchell, Secretary O’Hornett; Kimberly J. Angell; Combs, deceased; O.J. Connell, and Eugene Bachman, as trustees REPRESENTATIVE 10B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 LPXLP No. 453-May 17-2 Times No. 444-May 17-2 Times IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MCCLAIN COUNTY OF McCLAIN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA Legal Publications IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE In the Matter of the Estate of CHE- OF CAROLYN DIANE KOCH, RIE ANN MARCUM, Deceased. Deceased. PB-2018-41 No. 406-May 10-4 Times REAL Total 5,361.00 1,753.92 322.53 7,437.45 Case No. PB-17-87 NOTICE TO CREDITORS SA&I 280 (2012) 12. TID: 26036 FINLEY BEVERLY & WILLIAM K NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST TO THE CREDITORS OF THE NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES 0OSA-00-001-024-0-000-00 AND FINAL ACCOUNT, ABOVE NAMED DECEDENT: McClain County, State of Oklahoma BLK 1 LOT 24 - 25 PETITION FOR DECREE OF All creditors having claims Notice is hereby given that, under authority and mandatory requirement OSIE’S ACRES DISTRIBUTION, AND against CHERIE ANN MARCUM, of 68 O.S. § 3125-3127, each of the hereinafter described lots, tracts, PERS 2016 58.00 13.92 10.00 81.92 DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL deceased, are required to pres- and parcels of real estate, all situated in McClain County, State of PERS 2017 59.00 3.54 0.00 62.54 REPRESENTATIVE ent the same, with a description Oklahoma, will be sold at public auction to the highest competitive PERS Total 117.00 17.46 10.00 144.46 Notice is hereby given that Ted of all security interests and other bidder for cash, provided that for each parcel or tract, the bidder offers REAL 2014 985.00 591.00 15.49 1,591.49 Haxel, the duly appointed and collateral, if any, held by each a sum equal to or greater than two-thirds of the assessed valuation REAL 2015 1,007.00 422.94 15.47 1,445.41 qualified Personal Representative creditor with respect to such claim, of such real estate as fixed for the current fiscal year 2017-2018, or REAL 2016 989.00 237.36 15.46 1,241.82 of the Estate of Carolyn Diane to BILLY RAY MARCUM, Personal the total amount of taxes, ad valorem and special, interest and costs REAL 2017 1,094.00 65.64 322.79 1,482.43 Koch, Deceased, has filed his Representative of the above men- legally due on such property computed to and as of June 11, 2018, REAL Total 4,075.00 1,316.94 369.21 5,761.15 Final Account, Petition for Decree tioned estate at the law office of whichever is the lesser; said sale to be held at the McClain County Grand Total 4,192.00 1,334.40 379.21 5,905.61 of Distribution, and Discharge of Ted W. Haxel, 108 North Second Treasurer’s Office, Purcell, State of Oklahoma, beginning on the second 13. TID: 15950 VALDEZ ARMANDO JR Personal Representative. A hear- Street, Purcell, Oklahoma 73080, Monday in June, 2018, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. 0VVE-00-001-046-0-000-00 ing has been fixed by the Judge of or the McClain County Court Clerk, and continuing from day to day thereafter between the same hours BLK 1 LOT 46 the Court for the 7th day of June McClain County Courthouse, 121 until said sale has been completed according to law. VALLEY VIEW ESTATES 2018, at 9:30 a.m., in the District North 2nd, Purcell, OK 73080, on It is hereby stated that each of said lots, tracts, and parcels of real REAL 2014 121.00 72.60 15.49 209.09 Courtroom of Judge Charles Gray, or before the following present- estate hereinafter listed, has remained unpaid for a period of more than REAL 2015 119.00 49.98 15.47 184.45 County Courthouse, Purcell, Mc- ment date: July 28, 2018, or the three years from the date such taxes first became due and payable; REAL 2016 139.00 33.36 15.46 187.82 Clain County, Oklahoma, and all same will be forever barred. that in the schedule below appears under caption indicating Lands REAL 2017 144.00 8.64 202.77 355.41 persons interested in the Estate Dated this 3rd day of May, 2018. (Section, Township, and Range), City or Town, or subdivision thereof, REAL Total 523.00 164.58 249.19 936.77 are notified to appear and show /s/ Billy Ray Marcum in which located, following each described lot, tract and parcel of real 14. TID: 17198 CLOUD FRANK E cause, if any they have, why the BILLY RAY MARCUM estate, in the order herein set out, the name of the owner as of 2017, BLAN-00-079-007-0-000-00 Account should not be settled and Personal Representative the year or years for which taxes have been assessed but remain BLK 79 LOTS 7 & 8 allowed, the Estate distributed, By: /s/ Ted W. Haxel unpaid, the total amount of all delinquent ad valorem taxes, costs and BLANCHARD and the Personal Representative Ted W. Haxel (OBA #3997) interest that have accrued thereon and remain legally due and unpaid REAL 2014 107.00 64.20 15.49 186.69 discharged. Post Office Box 367 as of the date of first publication of notice of Resale, the total amount REAL 2015 117.00 49.14 15.47 181.61 DATED this 15th day of May 108 N. 2nd St. of all delinquent special assessments, costs and interest that since REAL 2016 118.00 28.32 15.46 161.78 2018. Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 accrued thereon and remain due and unpaid as of the first publication REAL 2017 134.00 8.04 287.78 429.82 CHARLES GRAY 405-527-5888 in May, the date of said resale, and the total due. On resale date one REAL Total 476.00 149.70 334.20 959.90 ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL and one-half per cent further interest will have accrued. 15. TID: 18313 WALLACE CRYSTAL & SHANE DISTRICT JUDGE REPRESENTATIVE The above notice applies to the following lots, tracts and parcels, to wit: PURC-00-063-003-0-000-00 JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT Witness my hand this 10th day of May, 2018. BLK 63 N 50 OF LOTS 3 & 4 James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 /s/ Teresa Jones PURCELL Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 Teresa Jones, COUNTY TREASURER REAL 2014 40.00 24.00 15.49 79.49 Blevins & Associates, PLLC No. 456-May 17-2 Times McClain COUNTY, OKLAHOMA REAL 2015 41.00 17.22 15.47 73.69 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 IN THE DISTRICT COURT 2018 RESALE REAL 2016 43.00 10.32 15.46 68.78 Purcell, OK 73080 OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Type Year Tax Penalty Cost Total REAL 2017 45.00 2.70 214.44 262.14 Phone: 405-527-7575 STATE OF OKLAHOMA 1. TID: 3572 SAM MARISA ETAL REAL Total 169.00 54.24 260.86 484.10 Fax 405-527-7574 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 0000-14-06N-03W-0-005-05 S 2015 4,354.33 1,894.13 20.47 6,268.93 Attorney for Personal Repre- OF BOBBY RAY PRICE, NW SE SW S Total 4,354.33 1,894.13 20.47 6,268.93 sentative Deceased. UNDIVIDED 1/5 INT EACH OF 1/8 INT OF 1/2 INT Grand Total 4,523.33 1,948.37 281.33 6,753.03 Case No. PB-18-17 SECTION 14-6N-3W 16. TID: 19126 CARR ROY JR NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST REAL 2014 5.00 3.00 15.49 23.49 PURC-00-133-008-0-000-00 AND FINAL ACCOUNT, REAL 2015 5.00 2.10 15.47 22.57 BLK 133 ALL LOTS 8 & 9 & N 73 OF LOT 10 No. 465-May 24-2 Times PETITION FOR DECREE OF REAL 2016 6.00 1.44 15.46 22.90 PURCELL IN THE DISTRICT COURT DISTRIBUTION, AND REAL 2017 6.00 0.36 272.79 279.15 REAL 2014 160.00 96.00 15.49 271.49 OF MCCLAIN COUNTY DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL REAL Total 22.00 6.90 319.21 348.11 REAL 2015 165.00 69.30 15.47 249.77 STATE OF OKLAHOMA REPRESENTATIVE 2. TID: 4035 TAFT ELISA REAL 2016 174.00 41.76 15.46 231.22 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Notice is hereby given that Jer- 0000-11-06N-04W-0-034-00 REAL 2017 180.00 10.80 252.77 443.57 OF BRANDON JOE BRUNER, emy B. Price, the duly appointed BEG AT NE/C OF NE NW NE - S 354 - W 123 – REAL Total 679.00 217.86 299.19 1,196.05 Deceased. and qualified Personal Represen- N 354 - E 123 TO POB Case No. PB-17-121 tative of the Estate of Bobby Ray SECTION 11-6N-4W NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST Price, Deceased, has filed his REAL 2008 21.78 21.78 20.54 64.10 AND FINAL ACCOUNT, Final Account, Petition for Decree REAL 2009 21.00 21.00 20.54 62.54 PETITION FOR DECREE OF of Distribution, and Discharge of REAL 2010 21.00 21.00 15.44 57.44 No. 439-May 17-2 Times DISTRIBUTION, AND Personal Representative. A hear- REAL 2011 21.00 21.00 240.95 282.95 OKLAHOMA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL ing has been fixed by the Judge of REAL 2012 22.00 21.12 15.46 58.58 LAWS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE the Court for the 7th day of June REAL 2013 21.00 16.38 0.00 37.38 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR Notice is hereby given that 2018, at 9:30 a.m. in the District REAL 2014 22.00 13.20 15.49 50.69 AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE Gretchen Marie Bruner, the duly Courtroom of Judge Charles Gray, REAL 2015 24.00 10.08 15.47 49.55 In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section appointed and qualified Personal County Courthouse, Purcell, Mc- REAL 2016 24.00 5.76 15.46 45.22 2-141 Stephen W. Ballard, 1710 Brookside Dr., Purcell, OK 73080, Representative of the Estate of Clain County, Oklahoma, and all REAL 2017 26.00 1.56 202.77 230.33 an individual, hereby publishes notice of his intention to apply within Brandon Joe Bruner, Deceased, persons interested in the Estate REAL Total 223.78 152.88 562.12 938.78 sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws has filed her Final Account, Peti- are notified to appear and show 3. TID: 4109 WHITEHEAD CHRISTOPHER & CASSANDRA Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer License under authority tion for Decree of Distribution, and cause, if any they have, why the 0000-14-06N-04W-0-007-00 of and in compliance with the said Act: That he intend(s), if granted Discharge of Personal Represen- Account should not be settled and THE W 66 OF S SE SW SE such license to operate as a Retail Beer establishment with busi- tative. A hearing has been fixed by allowed, the Estate distributed, SECTION 14-6N-4W ness premises located at 401 S. Green Ave. in Purcell, McClain, the Judge of the Court for the 7th and the Personal Representative REAL 2014 60.00 36.00 15.49 111.49 Oklahoma under the business name of Guzzlers. day of June 2018, at 9:30 a.m., in discharged. REAL 2015 64.00 26.88 15.47 106.35 Dated this 9th day of May, 2018. the District Courtroom of Judge DATED this 15th day of May REAL 2016 64.00 15.36 15.46 94.82 /s/ Stephen W. Ballard Charles Gray, County Courthouse, 2018. REAL 2017 70.00 4.20 252.77 326.97 Stephen W. Ballard Purcell, McClain County, Okla- CHARLES GRAY REAL Total 258.00 82.44 299.19 639.63 County of McClain, State of Oklahoma homa, and all persons interested ASSOCIATE 4. TID: 6420 ANNESLEY JAMES REV TRUST Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: in the Estate are notified to appear DISTRICT JUDGE 0000-17-07N-04W-0-011-00 Stephen W. Ballard and show cause, if any they have, JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT S SW NW SW 1/2 EACH LESS THE WEST 202FT to me known to be the person(s) described in and who executed why the Account should not be James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 SECTION 17-7N-4W the foregoing application and acknowledged that he executed the settled and allowed, the Estate Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC REAL 2014 952.00 571.20 165.49 1,688.69 same as his free act and deed. distributed, and the Personal 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 REAL 2015 1,014.00 425.88 15.47 1,455.35 /s/ R. Knox Representative discharged. Purcell, OK 73080 REAL 2016 1,005.00 241.20 15.46 1,261.66 R. Knox DATED this 16th day of May Phone: 405-527-7575 REAL 2017 1,100.00 66.00 252.77 1,418.77 My commission expires Jan. 22, 2020 2018. Fax: 405-527-7574 REAL Total 4,071.00 1,304.28 449.19 5,824.47 (Seal) CHARLES GRAY Attorney for Personal Repre- 5. TID: 6421 ANNESLEY JAMES REV TRUST ASSOCIATE sentative 0000-17-07N-04W-0-011-01 DISTRICT JUDGE THE WEST 202FT OF THE S2 SW NW SW ANNEXED TO JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT DIBBLE CITY No. 459-May 24-2 Times And Order Of Sale issued in ac- James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 SECTION 17-7N-4W SECOND ALIAS NOTICE cordance with judgment entered Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 No. 455-May 17-2 Times REAL 2014 25.00 15.00 165.49 205.49 OF SHERIFF’S SALE in the District Court of McClain Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC IN THE DISTRICT COURT REAL 2015 27.00 11.34 15.47 53.81 CJ-2016-211 County, Oklahoma, in Case No. 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 OF MCCLAIN COUNTY REAL 2016 26.00 6.24 15.46 47.70 Notice is given that on the CJ-2016-211, entitled SunTrust Purcell, OK 73080 STATE OF OKLAHOMA REAL 2017 29.00 1.74 202.77 233.51 26th day of June, 2018, at 10:00 Mortgage, Inc., Plaintiff, vs. John Phone: 405-527-7575 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE REAL Total 107.00 34.32 399.19 540.51 AM, at Room 121 of the County F. Dunn, AKA John Francis Dunn, Fax: 405-527-7574 OF NORMA JUNE PRICE, 6. TID: 9630 SHORES SHIRLEY R Courthouse, in the City of Purcell, Spouse of John F. Dunn, if married, Attorney for Personal Repre- Deceased. 0000-19-09N-04W-0-023-00 McClain County, Oklahoma, the whose true and correct name is sentative Case No. PB-18-18 BEG 1980 W & 2654.3 N SE/C, TH E 645, S 174.30 Sheriff of said County will offer Connie Dunn, AKA Spouse of John NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST W 645, N 174.30 TO POB for sale and sell, with appraise- F. Dunn, if married, AKA Connie AND FINAL ACCOUNT, SECTION 19-9N-4W ment, for cash, at public auction, Dunn, Kristi L. Dunn, AKA Kristi No. 466-May 24-2 Times PETITION FOR DECREE OF REAL 2014 421.00 252.60 15.49 689.09 to the highest and best bidder, all Lorea Dunn, Spouse of Kristi L. IN THE DISTRICT COURT DISTRIBUTION, AND REAL 2015 432.00 181.44 15.47 628.91 that certain real estate in McClain Dunn, if married, United States of OF McCLAIN COUNTY DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL REAL 2016 454.00 108.96 15.46 578.42 County, Oklahoma, to-wit: America ex rel., Internal Revenue STATE OF OKLAHOMA REPRESENTATIVE REAL 2017 470.00 28.20 252.77 750.97 Lots Three (3) and Four (4), in Services and State of Oklahoma IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- Notice is hereby given that Lewis REAL Total 1,777.00 571.20 299.19 2,647.39 Block Two (2), Woodbrook II, being ex rel., Oklahoma Tax Commis- TATE OF EFFIE JUANITA DYER, Wayne Price, the duly appointed 7. TID: 10227 TALLEY JILL a part of the SE/4 of Section 26, sion, being all of the Defendants Deceased. and qualified Personal Represen- 0000-33-09N-04W-0-022-00 Township 7 North, Range 2 West, and persons holding or claiming Case No. PB-17-92 tative of the Estate of Norma June N2 SE NW SE NW I.M., McClain County, Oklahoma, any interest or lien in the subject NOTICE OF HEARING Price, Deceased, has filed his SECTION 33-9N-4W according to the recorded plat property. FIRST AND FINAL ACCOUNT, Final Account, Petition for Decree REAL 2014 16.00 9.60 15.49 41.09 thereof; Don Hewett, Sheriff of PETITION FOR DECREE OF of Distribution, and Discharge of REAL 2015 18.00 7.56 15.47 41.03 subject to unpaid taxes, ad- McClain County, Oklahoma DISTRIBUTION, AND Personal Representative. A hear- REAL 2017 20.00 1.20 214.44 235.64 vancements by Plaintiff for taxes, By: /s/ Don Hewett DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL ing has been fixed by the Judge of REAL Total 54.00 18.36 245.40 317.46 insurance premiums, and ex- Don Timberlake - #9021 REPRESENTATIVE the Court for the 7th day of June 8. TID: 10238 TUCKER LACEY L (REIKOWSKY )& penses necessary for the pres- BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. Notice is hereby given that Karl 2018, at 9:30 a.m., in the District JILL TALLEY ervation of the subject property, P.O. Box 18486 W. Kutschan, the duly appointed Courtroom of Judge Charles Gray, 0000-33-09N-04W-0-033-00 if any, said property having been Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486 and qualified Personal Represen- County Courthouse, Purcell, Mc- S2 SE NW SE NW duly appraised at $175,000.00. Telephone: (405) 842-7722 tative of the Estate of Effie Juanita Clain County, Oklahoma, and all SECTION 33-9N-4W Sale will be made pursuant to a Facsimile: (405) 848-9349 Dyer, Deceased, has filed his Final persons interested in the Estate REAL 2014 16.00 9.60 15.49 41.09 Second Alias Special Execution BT FiIe No.: 112971 Account, Petition for Decree of are notified to appear and show REAL 2015 18.00 7.56 15.47 41.03 Distribution, and Discharge of cause, if any they have, why the REAL 2017 20.00 1.20 202.77 223.97 Personal Representative. A hear- Account should not be settled and REAL Total 54.00 18.36 233.73 306.09 ing has been fixed by the Judge of allowed, the Estate distributed, 9. TID: 10380 RDB HOLDINGS, LLC No. 464-May 24-1 Time of McClain County Courthouse in the Court for the 14th day of June and the Personal Representative 0000-32-10N-04W-0-020-00 IN THE DISTRICT COURT Purcell, in McClain County, Okla- 2018, at 9:30 a.m., in the District discharged. BEG SW C OF SEC TH E 1372.07 TO POB TH E 155, OF MCCLAIN COUNTY homa, in the said Judge’s Court- Courtroom of Judge Charles Gray, DATED this 15th day of May N 350, W 155 S 350 TO POB STATE OF OKLAHOMA room or the Judge to whom this County Courthouse, Purcell, Mc- 2018. SECTION 32-10N-4W In the Matter of the Estate of cause is assigned on said hearing Clain County, Oklahoma, and all CHARLES GRAY REAL 2014 16.00 8.88 15.49 40.37 BAILEY FURMAN KERR, date , when and where all persons persons interested in the Estate ASSOCIATE REAL 2015 33.00 13.86 15.47 62.33 deceased. interested or creditors of the De- are notified to appear and show DISTRICT JUDGE REAL 2016 35.00 8.40 15.46 58.86 Case No. PB-2018-54 cedent may appear and object to cause, if any they have, why the JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT REAL 2017 37.00 2.22 202.77 241.99 NOTICE OF HEARING or contest same as provided by Account should not be settled and James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 REAL Total 121.00 33.36 249.19 403.55 PETITION FOR PROBATE law. Otherwise, the Petitioner shall allowed, the Estate distributed, Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC 10. TID: 11836 STALEY DON W & CAROLYN A OF FOREIGN WILL ask the Court to enter an Order and the Personal Representative 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 0CWC-00-001-002-0-000-00 TO: All persons interested in distributing the property subject discharged. Purcell, OK 73080 BLK 1 LOT 2 the Estate of Bailey Furman Kerr, to the jurisdiction of this Court in DATED this 17th day of May Phone: 405-527-7575 COTTONWOOD CREEK deceased: accordance with the documents 2018. Fax: 405-527-7574 REAL 2014 1,521.00 912.60 15.49 2,449.09 You are hereby notified that from the domiciliary probate and CHARLES GRAY Attorney for Personal Repre- REAL 2015 1,496.00 628.32 15.47 2,139.79 on the 3rd day of May, 2018, the the Petition filed herein. You may ASSOCIATE sentative REAL 2016 1,545.00 370.80 15.46 1,931.26 Petitioner, Larry C. Kerr filed in the refer to said Petition, the Exhibits DISTRICT JUDGE REAL 2017 1,588.00 95.28 264.44 1,947.72 District Court of McClain, State of attached thereto, and other instru- JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT REAL Total 6,150.00 2,007.00 310.86 8,467.86 Oklahoma PETITION FOR ANCIL- ments on file in this cause for more James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 11. TID: 13130 RISENHOOVER KEVIN R & MICHELLE LARY ADMINISTRATION, and particulars. Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 0LPA-00-001-010-0-000-00 ADMISSION OF FOREIGN WILL By: /s/ Richard Winblad Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC Visit us at: BLK 1 LOT 10 INTO PROBATE. Richard Winblad, OBA #14457 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 LITTLE PONDEROSA Notice is hereby given that a Winblad Law PLLC Purcell, OK 73080 REAL 2014 1,330.00 798.00 15.49 2,143.49 hearing on said Petition will be 102 E. Thatcher St. Phone: 405-527-7575 REAL 2015 1,310.00 550.20 15.47 1,875.67 held on 6/14/2018 at 9:30 a.m. Edmond, OK 73034 Fax: 405-527-7574 REAL 2016 1,347.00 323.28 15.46 1,685.74 before Associate District Judge 405.340.6554 Attorney for Personal Repre- purcellregister.com REAL 2017 1,374.00 82.44 276.11 1,732.55 Charles Gray in the District Court Attorney for the Petitioner sentative LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-11B No. 478-May 24-1 Time more; Margaret Lee Simmons; North Lincoln Boulevard, Okla- No. 471-May 24-2 Times sale of $1,140,000 of General interest for the Bonds. Each bidder BEFORE THE CORPORATION Marian LaSalle; Marion Irwin a/k/a homa City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS Obligation Combined Purpose shall submit with his bid a sum in COMMISSION OF THE Marion Buraczynski; Marion C. on the 12th day of June 2018, and In accordance with 62 O.S. Bonds of said School District, cash, cashier’s or certified check, STATE OF OKLAHOMA Stewart, Trustee of the Charles E. that this notice will be published 2011, § 354, notice is hereby given which Bonds will mature $285,000 electronic (wire) transfer or surety APPLICANT: NATIVE EXPLORA- Stewart 1988 Revocable Trust; as required by law and the rules that the Board of Education of In- annually in three (3) years from their bond payable to the Treasurer of TION OPERATING, LLC Marty Macon; MARUJAKABA, of the Commission. dependent School District Number date, and $285,000 annually each the District, equal to two (2%) RELIEF SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT Ltd., a Texas limited partnership; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 10 of McClain County, Oklahoma, year thereafter until paid. The bids percent of the amount of his bid. HORIZONTAL WELL Marvin Dinsmore, Jr.; Mary Ann that the Applicant and interested will receive bids by: sealed bid, will be opened and read and shall The Board reserves the right to LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC- Cullum Reed; Mary Bingaman; parties may present testimony by facsimile bid, electronic (Parity®) be awarded at the first Board of reject all bids. TIONS 30 AND 31, TOWNSHIP Mary Nell Bowser and Donald P. telephone. The cost of telephonic bid or similar secure electronic Education meeting held after the WITNESS my official hand and 6 NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST OF Bowser, Co-Trustees of the Mary communication shall be paid by bid on the 6th day of June, 2018, bids are due. seal this 14th day of May, 2018. THE IM, McCLAIN COUNTY, Nell Bowser Revocable Trust, the person or persons requesting at 12:45 o’clock p.m., at the Said Bonds shall be sold to the Bradley Dill OKLAHOMA dated April 8, 1993; Mitchell its use. An interested party who Superintendent’s Office, Wayne bidder bidding the lowest rate of Clerk, Board of Education Cause CD No. 201804099 O’Donnell & Thomas M. Affeidt, wishes to participate by telephone Public Schools, 212 South Seifried interest the Bonds shall bear and (SEAL) NOTICE OF HEARING Co-Trustees of the Troy L. Miles shall contact the Applicant or Street, Wayne, Oklahoma, for the agreeing to pay par and accrued STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All Revocable Trust Agreement dated Applicant’s attorney, prior to the persons, owners, producers, op- November 17, 1993; Mitzi Jeneene hearing date, and provide his or erators, purchasers, and takers of Terry, Trustee of the Mitzi Jeneene her name and phone number. No. 473-May 24-3 Times scribed herein below which you and encumbrances, Roxie Mc- oil and gas, and all other inter- Terry Living Trust created pursuant NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN IN THE DISTRICT COURT have or may claim to have and Coy, Deceased, Frank J. Dvorak, ested persons, particularly in to Trust Agreement dated January that all interested persons may OF MCCLAIN COUNTY you must answer the Petition of Deceased, and the Unknown McClain County, Oklahoma, in- 28, 2014; Moore & Moore Energy, appear and be heard. For informa- STATE OF OKLAHOMA said Plaintiff on file in said cause Successors, Heirs, Executors, cluding the following: A. Michael Inc.; Morris Light The known and tion concerning this action contact RUSSELL L. PRICE, on or before July 13, 2018, or the Administrators, Devisees, Trust- Clough and Joyce Nan Clough, unknown heirs and successors of Theo Coleman, Rock Creek Land Plaintiff, allegations of said Petition will be ees and Assigns of Roxie McCoy, Co-Trustees of the Franklin Da- Della Light, deceased; Morris Light & Energy, (405) 358-6090, or Em- vs. taken as true and judgment ren- Deceased, and Frank J. Dvorak, kota Jones Descendants Trust; The known and unknown heirs ily P. Smith, attorney, OBA No. MICHAEL WILLIAM GURNICK dered accordingly, adjudging and Deceased, and each of them have Advocate Oil and Gas, LLC; Alan and successors of Della Light, 20805, (405) 272-4710, 101 Park JR., ROXIE MCCOY, Deceased, decreeing that the Plaintiff is the no right, title, interest, lien, estate, L. Cook, Trustee of the Alan L. deceased; Mott Petroleum Corp; Avenue, Suite 1400, Oklahoma FRANK J. DVORAK, Deceased, owner of, and that the Plaintiff is encumbrance, claim, or assess- Cook 2203 Revocable Trust under Mrs. Byron M. Stalloup; Mrs. Ev- City, OK 73102. Please refer to JANIE DIANNE DVORAK COMP- in actual and peaceful possession ment in or to said hereinabove Agreement dated July 28, 2003; elyn Clifton, deceaased; Nancy Cause CD Number. TON, SUZANNE ROSE, KITTY and occupancy of, the following described real property, and a Alan Lee Cook; Ann Godfrey Stew- Ann Schweitzer; Nathan Alexan- DONE AND PERFORMED THIS ANN DVORAK and THE TREA- described real property situated in Decree quieting and confirming art Doyle; Ann M. Shaw, Trustee der; Native Exploration Operating, 16th day of May 2018. SURER OF MCCLAIN COUNTY, McClain County, Oklahoma, to-wit the Plaintiff’s title and possession of the Ann M. Shaw Trust, dated LLC; Native-Legacy Partners, LLC; CORPORATION OKLAHOMA, and THE BOARD OF (the “Property”): thereto, as against said Defen- July 1, 1994; Ben R. Briggs; Ber- Nelda Jean Hagy; Newfield Explo- COMMISSION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF Surface and Surface only. Part dants and their unknown suc- nadine Mowery, Trustee of the ration Mid-Continent, Inc.; Nikki OF OKLAHOMA MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, of the Southwest Quarter of the cessors, and forever barring and Bernadine Mowery Trust, dated Angel Uri; NOMOC Oil Company; DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman and the Unknown Successors, Northwest Quarter (SW1/4 NW1/4) enjoining the Defendants and their February 15, 2007; Betty J. Phelps, NOMOC Oil Company; Northcutt- J. TODD HIETT, Heirs, Executors, Administrators, of Section Thirty-one (31),Town- unknown successors from any sole Trustee of the Revocable Liv- Jacobs Properties, Inc.; Osage Oil Vice Chairman Devisees, Trustees and Assigns ship Eight (8) North, Range Four and all right, title, estate, interest ing Trust of Beulah H. Stitt; Betty and Gas Properties; Phillip A. BOB ANTHONY, of ROXIE MCCOY, Deceased and (4) West of the I.B.M., McClain or equity of redemption in and to J. Phelps, Trustee of the Phelps Knorr; Phillip Andrew Knorr and Commissioner FRANK J. DVORAK, Deceased, County, Oklahoma, more particu- the said lands and premises, or Family Trust I, dated 1/1/2000; Peggy Light Knorr; Plainview Oil BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- Defendants. larly described as follows: Com- any part thereof. Black Oak Land & Minerals, LLC; Company, LLC; Prairie Oil & Gas, SION: Case No. CV-2018-51 mencing at the SW/corner of said WITNESS MY HAND AND Bobby Gwen Uri; BOKF, NA, as LLC; PTTTP, LLC; Rancho Oil PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- NOTICE BY PUBLICATION SW1/4 NW1/4; thence N 0°05’11” OFFICIAL SEAL this 21st day of Agent for Michelle L. Kingston, Company; Raymond H. Staggs sion Secretary THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: W, a distance of 363 feet; thence N May 2018. Trustee of the Michelle L. Kingston and Helen K. Staggs; Rebecca Roxie McCoy, Deceased, Frank 90°00’00” E, a distance of 352 feet Kristel Gray, Court Clerk Separate Property Trust 2014; Bret Shoaf, Trustee of the Scott and No. 472-May 24-1 Time J. Dvorak, Deceased, and the to the point of beginning, thence By: /s/ Kathy Peterson A. Walker, Individually and as Rebecca Shoaf 2005 Revocable IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN Unknown Successors, Heirs, Ex- N 90°00’00” E, a distance of 716 Deputy Court Clerk Trustee of the Judith Mock Revo- Trust dtd 6/1/05; Richard Bowman; AND FOR McCLAIN COUNTY ecutors, Administrators, Devisees, feet to the point on the West right (Seal) cable Trust dated February 18, Robert H. Bailey; Roy Peters, Jr., STATE OF OKLAHOMA Trustees and Assigns of Roxie of way line, thence Northwesterly APPROVED: 1980; Bret A. Walker, Trustee of Trustee of the Peters Family Trust, IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- McCoy, Deceased, and Frank J. along said right of way on a curve /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. the C. Hilton Alexander Trust/Re- dated 12/31/1980; Roy Peters, Jr., TATE OF SANDRA M. MACKEY Dvorak, Deceased to the right having a radius of James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 vocable Trust aka the C. Hilton Trustee of the Peters Family Trust, PAYTON, DECEASED The above-named Defendants 1482.70 feet on a chord bearing of Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 Alexander Revocable Trust dated dated 12/31/1980; Sally G. Migdat; Case No. PB-18-58 will take notice that in the District N 48°01’58” W a chord distance of Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC February 18, 1980; Bret A. Walker, Sharon Alexander; Southwestern Notice of Hearing Petition for Court of McClain County, Okla- 366.99 feet; thence S 90°00’00” W 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 Trustee of the Patricia Hanson Trust Cotton Oil Company; Spindletop Probate of Will, Appointment homa, in the above-styled and a distance of 480.08 feet; thence S Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 aka the Patricia Hanson Revocable Exploration Company, Inc.; Ste- of Personal Representative, numbered case, an action has 00°05’11” E a distance of 281 feet PHONE: (405) 527-7575 Trustd ated February 18, 1980; phen E. Stewart; Stephens Land Determination of Heirs-at-Law, been filed by Russell L. Price, to to the point of beginning FAX: (405) 527-7574 Bret A. Walker, Trustee of the Sara Services, Inc.; Talia Bowman Devisees and Legatees, Waiving quiet any right, title, or interest free and clear of all liens, claims Attorney for Plaintiff A. Marvin Trust aka the Sara A. Jaryszak and Talia Allyn Bowman; the Personal Representative’s in and to the real property de- Marvin Revocable Trust dated Tanner Dakota Henry; The Copen- Bond, Waiver of Inventory and February 18, 1980; Bryan P. Cook; haver Trust dated October 4, 1990, Appraisal and Issuance of No. 474-May 24-1 Time in the District Court of McClain this county, the first publication of Buffalo Creek Minerals, L.L.C., an Wanda Lee Copenhaver, Trustee; Letters Testamentary IN THE DISTRICT COURT County, City of Purcell, State of which notice shall not be less than Oklahoma limited liability com- The Keeler Family Mineral Com- NOTICE is hereby given to all OF McCLAIN COUNTY Oklahoma, on the 14th day of ten days before the time fixed for pany; Carol Irwin; Casillas Petro- pany, LLC; The known and un- persons interested in the Estate STATE OF OKLAHOMA June, 2018 at 9:30 o’clock a.m., said hearing. leum Corporation; Casillas Petro- known heirs and successors of of Sandra M. Mackey Payton, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE then and there to show cause, if Dated this 21st day of May 2018. leum Resource Partners, LLC; Leo Schattel and Anabell Schattel a/k/a Sandra Payton, Deceased, OF BARBARA A. JOHNSON, any they have, why an Order, as CHARLES GRAY Casselman Lutes Irrevocable a/k/a Annabell Schattel, deceased; that on the 8th day of May, 2018, Deceased. prayed for in said Petition should ASSOCIATE DISTICT JUDGE Trust, Brett Walker, Trustee; Cathy The Linda L. Reid Revocable Trust, Bruce A. Payton produced in the Case No. PB-18-24 not be granted to the Personal JUDGE OF THE Lynn Witherow; CedarLane Enter- dated April 12, 2000; The Louise District Court of McClain County, ORDER FOR HEARING Representative to sell said real DISTRICT COURT prises, L.P.; Celeste Lutes Moon B. Reid Revocable Trust, dated Oklahoma, an instrument in writing PETITION FOR SALE property of said Decedent de- /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. Irrevocable Trust, Brett Walker, October 1, 1999; The Miriam K. purporting to be the Last Will and OF REAL PROPERTY scribed as follows: James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 Trustee; Chaile’ Bowman Allen aka Freedman Trust, under agreement Testament of Sandra M. Mackey It appearing to the satisfaction of Lot 13, Block 10, POINTON Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 Chaile’ Milynn Bowman; Cheryl dated 3-31-1987, Miriam K. Freed- Payton, a/k/a Sandra Payton, the Court from the verified Petition CITY, a part of the Northwest Blevins & Associates, PLLC Lynn Surbey; Cheryl Lynn Surbey man, Trustee; The Patsy R. Lawyer Deceased, and also filed in said for Sale of Real Property of Tim Wil- Quarter (NW/4) of Section Six (6), 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 and Raymond Carlile Roberts, Family Trust, Patsy R. Lawyer, Court his Petition, together with a son, Personal Representative of Township Eleven (11) North, Range Purcell, OK 73080 Successor Trustees of the Cheryl Trustee; The Suzanne McSwain copy of said Last Will and Testa- the Estate of Barbara A. Johnson, One (1) West of the Indian Merid- Phone: 405-527-7575 Lynn Surbey Trust; Chevron Cor- Family Trust, Suzanne McSwain, ment, praying that the Last Will Deceased, on file herein, that it is ian, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Fax: 405-527-7574 poration; Cheyenne Petroleum Trustee; Thomas S. Cook; Tom and Testament be admitted to to the best interests of the estate SURFACE ONLY. Attorney for Personal Repre- Company; Christopher A. Knorr; Farrell; Varas, Inc.; W.L. Pickens; probate, that Bruce A. Payton be to sell the property, belonging to at either public or private sale, sentative Citizen Energy II, LLC; Clyde H. Walter P. Schattel; Wiley Oil & Gas appointed as Personal Represen- said estate, and described in said for the reasons and purposes CERTIFICATE OF Alexander, II, Trustee under the Limited Partnership; William R. tative named in the Last Will and Petition, for the following reasons mentioned in said Petition, as NON-MAILING Revocable Trust Agreement dated Cook and Bryan Paul Cook and Testament, that the necessity of and purposes: to pay the debts of he shall judge to be for the best I hereby certify that a true and March 14, 1980; Continental Re- Erin Michelle Cook Dum, Co- filing an Inventory and Appraisal the estate; interests of said estate and of all correct copy of the foregoing was sources, Inc.; Creager Minerals, Trustees of the William R. Cook be waived, that the Personal Therefore, it is ordered by the parties interested therein. not mailed for the reason that Ltd., a Texas limited partnership; Revocable Trust, Dated May 24, Representative’s bond be waived, Court that all persons interested in It is the further order of the there are no known heirs at law Crystal R. Cook; CSW 2003 Ex- 2016; WW Worldwide, LLC; Bess that the heirs-at-law, devisees the Estate of Barbara A. Johnson, Court that a copy of this order to of Decedent. ploration, Limited Partnership; Harrison; Earl Weimer; F.E. Weimer; and legatees of the Deceased be Deceased, appear before Judge show cause be published once /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. Cynthia Clifton Grinslade; Debbie Jerry Harrison; Nancy June determined by the Court and that Charles Gray in his Courtroom in some newspaper published in James B. Blevins, Jr. Lee Brewer; Debbie Lee Brewer; Weimer; Ned W. Harrison; Patricia Letters Testamentary be issued to Donald P. Bowser and Mary Nell Weimer; Ruth Weimer; Willard L. Bruce A. Payton. Bowser, Co-Trustees of the Donald Miller;; and if any of the named Pursuant to an Order of this P. Bowser Revocable Trust, dated individuals be deceased, then the Court made on the 8th day of April 8, 1993; Double J. Resourc- unknown heirs, executors, admin- May, 2018, notice is hereby given Town of Wayne FYE JUNE 30, 2019 Budget Summary es, LLC; Eagle Exploration Produc- istrators, devisees, trustees and that on the 7th day of June, 2018, tion, LLC, a Delaware limited liabil- assigns, both immediate and re- at 9:30am, the Petition will be Resources' General Emergency Mgmt Rural Fire WEDA Court Public Works Total ity company; Eighty Mile Re- mote, of such deceased individ- heard at the District Courtroom, Taxes$ 226,600.00 $ 226,600.00 sources, LLC; Elizabeth Alexander; ual; if any of the named entities is Fines and forfeitures$ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 McClain County Courthouse, Pur- Interest and other $ - ELSR, LP; EOG Resources, Inc.; a dissolved partnership, corpora- cell, Oklahoma, when and where Fire Runs/dues/permits $ 9,000.00 $ 9,000.00 Eola Oil Company; Episcopal tion or other association, then the all persons interested may appear Water $165,000.00 $ 165,000.00 Royalty Company, a corporation; unknown successors, trustees and contest the same. Water Tap Fees $ 750.00 $ 750.00 Sewer $ 62,000.00 $ 62,000.00 Ernest Schattel; Eugene Schattel; and assigns, both immediate and IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I Sewer tap fees $ 750.00 $ 750.00 First United Methodist Church, remote, of such dissolved entity; have hereunto set my hand this Solid Waste $ 70,000.00 $ 70,000.00 Decatur, Alabama, f/k/a The First if any of the named parties desig- 8th day of May, 2018. Late fees and other $ 11,000.00 $ 11,000.00 Methodist Episcopal Church of nated as a trustee is not pres- Ambulance Membership $ 32,000.00 $ 32,000.00 s/ Charles N. Gray General fund balance$ 77,000.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 127,000.00 Decatur, Alabama; Fortune Oil ently acting in such capacity as Judge of the District Court Water fund Balances $170,000.00 $ 170,000.00 Partners, LLC; Fred D. Alexander; trustee, then the unknown suc- Attorney for Petitioner: Fire fund balance $ - Golden Creek Minerals, L.L.C.; cessor or successors to such Nate F. Raddatz, Court fund balances $ 48,000.00 $ 48,000.00 Transfers$ 48,000.00 $ 48,000.00 Helen Famham Hutchinson, Mark trustee; if any of the named parties Attorney-at-Law Grants $45,000.00$ 2,500.00 $47,500.00 Cavanaugh Hutchinson and Mi- designated as an attorney-in-fact 1415 N.W. 43rd St., Suite 204 Other Revenue $5,500.00 $ 2,700.00 $8,200.00 chael Famham Hutchinson, as joint is not presently acting in such Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Total Resources' $ 404,100.00 $ 2,500.00 $ 9,000.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 48,000.00 $ 514,200.00 $ 1,027,800.00 tenants; James Kent Bingman; capacity as attorney-in-fact, then Expenditures General Emergency MGMT Rural Fire weda Court Total (405) 848-2409 Administrative costs$ 9,500.00 $ 5,500.00 $ 6,000.00 $ 21,000.00 James S. Duncan and Betty I. the unknown successor or suc- (405) 608-9078 Fax Salaries$ 42,400.00 $ 7,200.00 $115,000.00 $ 164,600.00 Duncan, Trustee of The Duncan cessors to such attorney-in-fact; employee benefits$ 11,300.00 $ 6,000.00 $ 6,800.00 $ 24,100.00 Family Living Trust, dated May 12, and if any of the named entities No. 469-May 24-3 Times Legal and insurance$ 26,000.00 $ 6,000.00 $ 27,500.00 $ 59,500.00 Material and Supply$ 2,000.00 $ 2,800.00 $ 3,000.00 $ 36,000.00 $ 43,800.00 1993; Jane A. Kaleski; JASU Prop- are corporations which do not NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Services and other $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 erties, L.L.C.; Jean A. Wright, continue to have legal existence, No. FA-2018-3 Sheriff Contract$ 97,500.00 $ 97,500.00 Trustee under Revocable Trust the unknown trustees or assigns STATE OF OKLAHOMA, Street lights/repairs$ 67,800.00 $ 67,800.00 Agreement dated December 6, of such parties. MCCLAIN COUNTY, Solid waste contract $ 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 Ambulance contract $ 36,000.00 $ 36,000.00 1979; Joe E. Baker; John T. Pick- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that In the District Court within and Capital outlay $ 114,100.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 204,900.00 $ 369,000.00 ens; John Thomas Jacobs and Applicant requests the Corpora- for said County and State. Debt Services Margaret Ann Jacobs; Joy Marie tion Commission of Oklahoma to IN THE MATTER OF THE Vehicle Expenses $ 12,500.00 $ 6,000.00 $ 18,500.00 repairs and maintanence $ 2,000.00 $ 15,000.00 $ 17,000.00 Schattel; Julia F. Columbus; Julie enter and Order approving a mul- ADOPTION OF: multi-purpose expense $ 3,000.00 Town of Wayne FYE JUNE 30, 2019 Budget Summary A. Kranker, Trustee of the Julie A. tiunit horizontal well for the Mis- E.M.H. Transfers $ 48,000.00 $ 48,000.00

Kranker Revocable Living Trust, sissippian, Woodford and Hunton W.V.H. Total $ 373,600.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 35,000.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 48,000.00 $ 514,200.00 $ 1,027,800.00 A public hearing on the FY 2019 Town of Wayne Budget will be held at 5:00 pm on June 4, 2018 at the Wayne Multi-purpose Center. dated April 26, 1999; Julie D. Knorr; separate common sources of G.F.H. A copy of the proposed budget is available in the Office of the Town Clerk Located at 117 N Shannon Street, Wayne, Oklahoma, 73095. Karis A. Kranker; Kathleen A. Lane, supply under the above-described The State of Oklahoma to Public comment is always welcome and this meeting is open to the public. Page 1 5/22/2018 now Meter; Kay A. Schroeder, units, so as to allow such multiunit Father, Forrest David Harryman, Trustee under Revocable Trust horizontal well to be drilled as Greeting: Agreement dated March 24, 1981; described in paragraph 2.5 in the Forrest David Harryman, Bio- Kelsie Wagner, Trustee of the Kel- Application on file herein, and to logical Father of E.M.H., W.V.H., sie Wagner Trust; Kelsie Wagner, be completed in and to produce AND G.F.H. will take notice that Trustee of the Wade Costello Trust; from the above-named separate you have been sued in the above Kennedy Minerals, LLC; Kerstan common sources of supply, and named Court in the above named P. Kranker; Kerstan P. Kranker; establishing a proper allocation and numbered cause to determine Kerstan P. Kranker; Kyle J. Krank- factor for allocating the costs of Adoption of the minor children er; Kylee Ann Hamlin; Ladonna W. and the production and proceeds E.M.H. born 03/30/2011, W.V.H. Uri; Laurie Macon Shine; Leo Don from such multiunit horizontal well born 03/30/2011, and G.F.H. born Schattel; Leon Troy Cook and to each of the affected units. 02/20/2012. You must appear on Debora M. Cook, Trustees of the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN the 27 day of July at 10:00 a.m., Cook Living Trust, a revocable that the application in this cause before Judge Shilling, in the Mc- trust, dated November 6, 2015; requests that the order entered in Clain County Courthouse, or a Lima Resources Associates, LP; this matter be made effective as of Default Order may be granted. Linda Kay Schwarz; Linda Starr the date of the execution thereof Court Clerk Kristel Gray Cook, Trustee of the Linda Starr or a date prior thereto. By /s/ Amy Gray Page 2 5/22/2018 Cook Revocable Living Trust, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Deputy Court Clerk dated August 6, 2015; Linn Energy that this cause will be referred (Seal) Holdings, LLC; Lisa Ann Bowman, to an Administrative Law Judge /s/ Michael Noland aka Lisa A Bowman, aka Lisa Bow- for hearing, taking of evidence Michael Noland, OBA #21768 man; Lloyd Kenneth Alford; Lucille and reporting to the Corporation Michael Noland Defense Firm Leveridge Trust, Lucille Leveridge Commission. 435 North Walker Ave., Ste. 105 and George W. McKinnon, Co- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Trustees; Lynn Griffor f/k/a Lynn that this cause will be heard before Telephone: (405) 225-1311 Alexander; Magnolia Mineral Com- an Administrative Law Judge on Facsimile: (405) 225-1312 pany, LLC; Maoli Energy, LLC; the Conservation Docket at the Email: nolanddefensefirm@ Marathon Oil Company; Margaret Corporation Commission, First yahoo.com D. Dinsmore and David D. Dins- Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 Attorney for Petitioners 12B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 LPXLP Noble High School All School Reunion The Noble High School All Friday night events will begin The concert is free and open School Reunion is scheduled at 7 p.m. and will feature local to the public. • Photo provided for Friday and Saturday, June entertainment including Ga- Refreshments will be served. 8 and 9, at Noble High School. than Graham, concert pianist, For more information, con- Freshman of the A golf tournament is set for along with our very own Jude tact Joyce Miller Carle at Year 8 a.m. Friday at the Westwood Northcutt and Lavonne Farris 872-5157 or joyce.carle@ Golf Course in Norman. and the James Walters Band. sbcglobal. net. Karson Jennings was awarded the Freshman of the Year award for fast-pitch The softball at the recent banquet. Purcell Register She is pictured with coaches TaraLee McReynolds and Sarah Jones. Classifieds COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS FOR RENT RETIRED PERSON (ONLY) (JACK OF ALL TRADES) FOR RENT: 1933 N. Green Ave., 4000 SF of office space, will divide. Call Than Farm house plus moderate salary to supplement your own 405-990-8862. 01/05/tfc existing retirement income. Average of 20 hours per week. Duties include mowing, working with machinery, fencing, NEW CONSTRUCTION: 1800 N. Green bldg. repair, carpentry, light plumbing and electrical. Ave., 1300 SF facing Green and 3800 Impeccable character, integrity, good health (must have your SF upstairs. Will divided and build out. Utilities included. Call Than 405-990- own health insurance) and numerous references A MUST!!!! 8862. 01/18/tfc Background Investigation Conducted Please do not call if not fully qualified VERY NICE office space for rent, approx. 600 ft. 226 Lester Lane, Purcell. Call 405-760-2984. 05/03/tfc Green Valley Farms 405-414-7277

• Photo provided COMPUTER SALES DALE’S ETC. COMPUTER sales & Fast-pitch Offensive Player of the Year service. Repair, rebuild, and upgrade all Chelsea Spain (middle) with TaraLee McReynolds and Sarah brands. Free estimates. Reconditioned systems from $299. 709 W Jackson, Jones, was chosen as the Offensive Player of the Year for Purcell. 527-2949. 01/05/tfc Fast-pitch at the end of year softball banquet. GARAGE SALES ESTATE/MOVING SALE: June 1-2, 9-2 (no early sales), 34102 E. County Road 1516 (Eastridge Country Estates), Paoli. Furniture, antique organ, china cabinet, dishes, etc. Things too numerous to list. 05/24/2tp THE FARM HOUSE will be open Friday, May 25th, and Saturday, May 26th, 10- 4. Antiques, vintage, collectables, and much more. 21031 100 St., northwest of Maysville. Go south on Hwy 74 to Hwy 24 then west 4 miles. 05/24/1tp HELP WANTED DRIVERS NEEDED: Must have CDL • Photo provided with tanker endorsement, oil field experience required. Benefits include Slow-pitch medical ins., dental, vision, 401K and profit sharing both with company Lexington Defensive Player match, 2 weeks paid vacation after • Photo provided 1 year and bi-weekly pay. Plus you of the Year can earn $1,000 sign on bonus after Nursing Home Dragon Pride winner Addie Stanton was awarded 6 months of employment. A & A Tank Truck, 4.5 miles south of Lindsay. is now accepting applications for: Elli Balvantin was awarded the Dragon Pride award for Slow- the Defensive Player of the year 08/31/tfc pitch softball. She is pictured with coaches TaraLee McReynolds for slow-pitch softball at the HELP WANTED: Church nursery worker and Sarah Jones at the recent softball banquet. recent softball banquet. wanted, 3 weekly sessions, $75/week. • CNAs all shifts Send resume and references to Nursery (Sign-on bonus – Restrictions apply) Committee FBC, PO Box 117, Wayne, OK 73095. 05/17/2tc • Cook HELP WANTED: Experienced part-time dietary aide/prep cook for local assisted • Dietary Aides Legal Publication living. Must be dependable and a team If you are interested in long term employment with competitive wages please apply in person at player. Apply at 1215 Westbrook Blvd., Purcell, OK or email resume to admin@ No. 480-May 24-1 Time (LATERAL) AT SECTION 14 COM- Range 4 West, McClain County, westbrookgardens.com. 05/24/1tc 632 SE 3rd Street, Lexington, OK BEFORE THE CORPORATION PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- Oklahoma. EOE COMMISSION OF THE POSED LOCATION OF THE END There are no offset producing STATE OF OKLAHOMA POINTS OF THE COMPLETION Mississippian and/or Woodford APPLICANT: NEWFIELD EXPLO- INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER wells towards which this location RATION MID-CONTINENT INC. THAN 0 FEET FROM THE SOUTH exception is moving. TRAILERS FARM EQUIPMENT RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCA- LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 165 That the Applicant be permitted TRACTORS TRUCKS TION EXCEPTION (PART OF A FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE to drill and produce said well at MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL WELL) AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,500 said location for the Mississippian LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC- FEET FROM THE EAST LINE and Woodford common sources TIONS 14 AND 23, TOWNSHIP OF SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP 7 of supply without any downward FARM 7 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- allowable adjustments and des- CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA ignate Applicant or some other CAUSE CD NO. 201706867-T That the entire length of the party as operator. AMENDED NOTICE lateral will be cemented such that NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN OF HEARING the perforations will be isolated that this cause will be heard before TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, from the beginning and end point an Administrative Law Judge on PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, of the lateral. the Initial Hearing Docket at the PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF That Order No. 671048 establish Corporation Commission, Eastern AUCTION OIL AND GAS and all persons if 640-acre horizontal drilling and Regional Office, 440 S. Houston, living or if deceased, their known spacing units for the Mississippian Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 Saturday, May 26, 2018-10:00 a.m. and unknown successors and all and Woodford common sources at 8:30 a.m. on the 11th day of LIVING ESTATE OF DON EARL SIMMS & NEIGHBORS corporations existing, and if dis- of supply underlying Sections 14 June, 2018 and that this Amended LOCATION: From intersection of Hwy 19 & 76 in Lindsay, OK, go north solved, its known and unknown and 23, Township 7 North, Range 4 Notice be published as required on 76 1-1/2 miles. Auction on west side of highway. successors and all persons having West, McClain County, Oklahoma. by law and the rules of the Com- an interest in the lands covered For the Mississippian common mission. hereby, particularly in McClain source of supply the completion NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN TRACTORS TRAILERS TRUCKS County, Oklahoma. interval of a horizontal well in a that in the event this cause is John Deere 7330 w/J.D. loader, 2001 W & W Stock Trailer, 24’x6’8” 2014 Chevrolet Crew Cab NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that horizontal well unit shall be located uncontested, the Applicant, its left hand rev MWFD, very nice Older W&W Stock Trailer, 24’x6’8” 3500 1-ton dually with flat Applicant, Newfield Exploration not less than 660 feet from the representatives, witnesses and tractor. Only 814 hrs. 40’ Flat Bed Trailer w/7500 lb. axles bed w/3C 1500 lb. cube Mid-Continent Inc. has filed an ap- boundary of any 640-acre horizon- other proponents of the Appli- John Deere 2955 - 3556 hrs. 16’ Landscape Trailer feeder plication in this cause requesting tal unit. For the Woodford common cant may appear and testify by John Deere 4020, 1970 w/JD 158 25’ Car Hauler 2009 Ford F-150 Lariat, fully the Corporation Commission of source of supply the completion telephone. The cost of telephonic loader Small Tool Trailer loaded, 60,707 miles Oklahoma to enter an order, to be interval of a horizontal well drilled communication shall be paid by John Deere 1250, 3 cyl. diesel, 40 29’ Fifth Wheel Travel Villa h.p., 1500 hrs., very nice tractor 10’ Flat Bed Trailer w/fuel tank effective as of the date of the ex- in a horizontal well unit shall be the person or persons requesting John Deere 790 2 wheel dr., low ecution thereof or as of a date prior located not less than 165 feet from its use. Interested parties who 2 - 2 Wheel Hay Feeder Trailers hrs., diesel 12’ Tandem Trailer thereto, as follows: (i) authorizing any north/south unit boundary and wish to participate by telephone 2000 Cherokee Invasion 4-Horse Weekender package, shower, and permitting an exception to the not less than 330 feet from any shall contact the Applicant or queen bed, stool, micro, refrigerator, sink, clean inside & out, permitted well location tolerances east/west unit boundary. Applicant’s attorney, prior to the stud wall, new rubber, double matted floor. in the 640-acre horizontal drilling The Applicant in this cause hearing date, and provide their and spacing units formed in Sec- states that there is currently name and phone number. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS FARM EQUIPMENT tions 14 and 23, Township 7 North, pending before the Commission NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Range 4 West, McClain County, in Cause CD No. 201706865-T an that all interested persons may ap- 2002 Polaris Ranger 4x4, side x side, low hours John Deere Mo 1600 14ft. Hydra Swing 5’ Brush Hog Oklahoma for the Mississippian application of Applicant request- pear and be heard. For information 2 Man Bass Buster w/trolling motor (new seats) Hay Cutter 7’ 3 pt. Vibra Shank and Woodford common sources ing the Commission to approve the concerning this action, contact 2 Man Paddle Boat w/storage 670 & 671 New Holland Hay Rakes 16’ J.D. Chisel EZGO Gas Golf Cart, rear seat, lake special John Deere 12’ Grain Drill 27’ Fold up Section Harrow of supply, so as to allow, in part, multiunit horizontal well involved Peter Burns, Newfield Exploration Yamaha Gas Golf Cart, rear seat, lake special 2 - 12’ Krause Off Set Disc 3 Shank Big Ox a well, being a proposed multiunit herein and to establish a proper Mid-Continent Inc., 24 Waterway 6’ Danuser Blade 12’ J.D. Cultipacker horizontal well, to be drilled. allocation factor for allocating Avenue, Ste. 900, The Woodlands, John Deere 24’ 1010 Field Cultivator New Holland Hay Baler, small bales NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN the cost of and the production TX 77380, 281/674-2498 or Ron HAY 2 - 3 pt. Post Hole Diggers 272 J.D. Finish Mower, extra blades that Applicant requests that Order and proceeds from such multiunit M. Barnes and Grayson Barnes, John Deere 1635 14’ Tandem Disc HD Servos Angle Blade No. 671048 be amended to permit horizontal well to each of the units BARNES LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. 40 Bales 4x4x8 Alfalfa John Deere 3 Bottom Plow 3 pt. Hay Spike 31 Bales 4x4x8 Sudan 10’ Tandem Disc, 3 pt. 3 Bulk Cattle Feeders a well to be drilled and produced affected thereby. Boston Avenue, Ste. 100, Tulsa, 39 Bales 3x3x8 Sudan at the following location: The “land sections adjacent to Oklahoma 74119, 918/382-8686. Massey Ferguson Hay Rake, 3 pt. LOCATION OF WELLBORE the area within the location excep- CORPORATION (LATERAL) AT SECTION 23 COM- tion” requested herein in Sections COMMISSION a u c t i o n PLETION INTERVAL: THE PRO- 14 and 23, Township 7 North, OF OKLAHOMA POSED LOCATION OF THE END Range 4 West, McClain County, DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman POINTS OF THE COMPLETION Oklahoma in regard to the sub- J. TODD HIETT, INTERVAL WILL BE NO CLOSER surface location tolerance areas Vice Chairman THAN 0 FEET FROM THE NORTH described above are Sections 11 BOB ANTHONY, IDLEMAN LINE AND NO CLOSER THAN 165 and 26, Township 7 North, Range Commissioner s e r v i c e FEET FROM THE SOUTH LINE 4 West, McClain County, Okla- DONE AND PERFORMED this AND NO CLOSER THAN 1,500 homa. The other “land sections” 22nd day of May, 2018. Ted Idleman and Jim Rickey, Auctioneers FEET FROM THE EAST LINE surrounding in Sections 14 and BY ORDER OF THE COMMIS- A copy of your Oklahoma sales permit is required on file or sales tax will be charged. OF SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 7 23, Township 7 North, Range 4 SION: Terms & Conditions: Cash, Cashier’s Check or Personal Check with Proper I.D. NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, MC- West, McClain County, Oklahoma PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary All announcements made day of sale supersede all previous advertising. CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA are Sections 10, 12, 13, 15, 22, Ted Idleman - Auctioneer & Sales Associate • 32896 Hwy. 59, Wayne, OK 73095 • Ted Cell: 623-2896 • Jim Cell: 238-9732 LOCATION OF WELLBORE 24, 25 and 27, Township 7 North, THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018-13B The Purcell Register

$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED HELP WANTED CLASSIFIED AD HELP WANTED: Must be 21, no ADVERTISING NETWORK felonies, apply at Guzzlers/Ballards DEADLINE Liquor Store, 401 S. Green Ave., FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 1-888-815-2672 TRAILERS & TRUCK BEDS Purcell. 05/24/1tc DJ 11 A.M. TUESDAY LEGAL SERVICES MINERALS FOR SALE LOOKING TO HIRE new staff that have We sell: Utility, Equipment, Stock, Horse and Cargo Trailers a servants heart and are dependable. Services, Parts & Repairs SOCIAL SECURITY AND DISABILITY Openings for Certified Activities AUCTION of 530.48 MINERAL Director, Dietary Cook, CMA evenings CLAIMS Saunders & Saunders Truck Accessories & Sales ACRES in Love County, Oklahoma at and CNAs for 8 hour shifts. Shift Now Hiring Attorneys at Law. No Recovery - No OGClearinghouse.com. Auction ends differential for evenings and nights. 405-449-3535 Fee. 1-800-259-8548 DRIS. May 31, 2018. Call 281-873-4600 and Apply today at 915 N. 7th Ave., Purcell. Experienced Wait Staff Sunset Estates. EOE. 05/24/1tc 3 Mi. E. of Wayne on Hwy. 59 WANT TO BUY refer to Brahma Oil Company. ONLY ADVERTISE STATEWIDE LPN SEC/RCPT: Mid-America APPLY IN PERSON HANK HAS CASH WILL DASH! For Technology Center is accepting apps. for secretary/receptionist for LPN. (no phone calls please) old guitars, amps, mandolins, ukuleles, ADVERTISE STATEWIDE! Put your Gibson, Fender, Martin, Gretsch, etc. Strong computer skills, public relations message where it matters most – in Top dollar cash paid. 40 years in Tulsa. skills, and telephone skills required. Oklahoma newspapers. We can place 1-800-525-7273 www.stringswest.com. Previous professional secretarial/ 2406 Weedn Blvd. your ad in 167 newspapers. For more clerical experience perferred. Apps. Big Red Storage information or to place an ad, contact WANTED: INDIAN ARROWHEADS accepted thru 4 p.m., Tues., May 29, Purcell, OK 73080 Brenda Poer at (405) 499-0020 or toll- 2018. Contact Mike Eubank, Asst. Point types: Clovis, FirstView, Eden, free in OK at 1-888-815-2672. Supt., MATC, Box H, Wayne, OK, 73095 All NIce Bird Points. Must be Authentic Spring Special! or call 405-449-3391. EOE. 05/17/2tc & Unbroken. Absolute top $ paid x2. Rent 1 Month The Maysville Police Department is 979-218-3351. OCAN052018 NOW HIRING Class A CDL drivers accepting applications for full & part time with tanker endorsement. Competitive FREE Police Officer positions pay, vacation and benefits available. Get 1 Month CLEET certified preferred, Must be 21 Apply in person at Advantage Oilfield or older, no felony convictions, no DUI, Services, 14272 E. County Rd. 1558, DWI, or reckless driving violation in 405-642-8349 527-2727 past 5 years, valid driver's license, no Lindsay, OK. 04/26/12tc Call Randy at or pending criminal charges, must past background check and drug test. NOW HIRING Crude oil transport HIGHLANDER drivers. Blueknight Energy Partners, LP Applications may be picked up is hiring full-time CDL class A drivers w/ at the Maysville Town Hall ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION hazmat & tanker endorsements in the Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm Maysville, OK. Must have at least one- DUPLEX FOR RENT 510 Main Street, Maysville, OK 73057, or contact Chief Aaron Glass at year of driving exp. Come work for a [email protected] WIND/HAIL DAMAGE? company that values professionalism, 1508 S. Green Ave phone number 405-867-4447. safety, and integrity. Our drivers work CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ROOF INSPECTION! locally and are home nightly. Earn 1 br, 1 bath 1 yr lease a great living with competitive pay, First & last mo rent at HELP WANTED driver bonuses, full benefits, sick and IN LEXINGTON (405) 409-8606 vacation pay; company pay STD, life $395/mo + $100 deposit ($890) HighlanderRoofingco.com RobeRt Jackson, owner ins., 401K match $1 for $1 up to 5%, Two Yrs Previous landlord(s), employment & excellent credit references required. Part-time help needed plus profit sharing plan. APPLY ONLINE at www.bkep.com/careers. Questions? No pets, no smoking. with outside grounds Call 918-237-4076. 04/26/5tp 527-0102 and horses on a farm. Must be able to lift 50 lbs. SEEKING NURSE Aides, cooks and Great opportunity for retired person LPNs for Brookhaven Extensive Care in Norman. Great benefits and who needs extra income. competitive pay. Please apply in person Must be dependable and have own transportation.

EQUAL HOUSING LENDER at 1050 Rambling Oaks Drive, Norman, Call 405-527-2579 OK 73072 or call (405) 292-2273 01/05/ 2 BR/ACREAGE tfc 18550 84TH ST. LEXINGTON or 405-990-2455 405-627-5105 Broker Associate/ Certified Residential Specialist W & W TIRE in Wayne, 405-449- Living/dining room, 2 acres, fenced, outbuildings 3385, has a tire tech and a mechanic $695/mo. 1 Yr. Lease, First & Last Month’s Rent position available. Apply in person at Unique and private log cabin with garage apartment on @ 2.9 acres shielded by intersection of Hwy. 77 & 59. 05/24/1tc Plus Security Deposit – NO CATS trees. Could be 3 bed in house, plus efficiency apartment over oversized garage. Licensed MUST HAVE 2 Yrs. of Previous Landlords and Current Fencing for dogs. Butterfly garden,SOLD peach and appletrees, and more. $134,995 HOMES FOR SALE Employment with Excellent Credit and References. No Smoking. IS IT TIME TO SELL YOURS? Practical Nurse PLEASE DO NOT CALL IF NOT QUALIFIED needed “SPRING TIME IS THE TIME TO SELL YOUR HOME. CALL AND LIST TODAY.” FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house, enclosed garage, cracked foundation, 10 acres & at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. pond, outbuilding, 8 miles east & 1 1/2 405-414-7277 south of Lexington. $50,000 cash only. FT. Day and Night Shift. [email protected] • 405-527-7766 LMH pays 100% for medical, dental and vision insurance premiums. Call 405-999-3975. 05/17/4tp 405-872-0044 Please apply at Each office independently owned and operated. 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. Auction NOW HIRING Open House Pump Tech Trainee 3 POS. AVAILABLE AT OKC & LINDSAY, OK LOCATIONS 1300 N. 4th Purcell, OK $14-16/hr paid training • 40hrs/wk Drug screen/physical/background APPLY IN PERSON Thursday, May 31 from M-F 8am-4pm 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM 6813 Camille Ave, OKC, OK 73149 1800 sq. ft. home and personal property items available for preview before the Registered Auction Saturday June 16th. Nurse needed at Lindsay Municipal Hospital in Surgery Department. Please see Full-Time. No weekends. Experience required. LMH pays 100% premiums for medical, dental, and vision. www.advancedauctionsolutions.com Please apply at 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 or call Rick Scrivner 405-919-2271 or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 No phone calls please. Lab Technician RICHARDS needed METAL BUILDINGS at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. Evening Shift. SPECIAL 30’x50’x10’ MT/MLT, or education in biological sciences. Hospital experience preferred. 26 Ga. Colored Sheet Metal LMH pays 100% premiums for medical, dental, and vision. 1-3' Walk thru Door Please apply at 1-8'x8' Heavy Com. Garage Door 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 4" Concrete w/ Fiber Mesh or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 30” Piers & Rebar No phone calls please. $18,495 plus tax Doing business for over 30 years. Certified Nursing Assistants for ALL shifts ***New Wage Scale and Sign On Bonus*** We are looking for experienced nursing assistants that want to make a difference in our most precious generation’s lives. We have a strong team of caregivers and we are looking for more to complete our team of healthcare providers.

Custom Sizes Available Please apply in person at www.richardsmetalbuildings.net 1501 N. 8th St Noble Office 405-485-8611 Cell 405-620-2587 Just 15 minutes from Purcell. . 14B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, May 24, 2018 The Purcell Register

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Three stories plus basement. 4 HALF ACRE BUILDING SITES in or 5/2.1, hardwoodSOLD floors, huge lr & dining Woodbrook II addition in North Purcell. complete year round maintenance SO MUCH NEW & UPDATED it’s rm. $179,000 #796039 Includes city water tap. $32,500 each • sprinkler systems•retaining too much to list! 3/2 on 2.47 ac with a INVESTMENT PROPERTY #810190 & 810300 walls•fence installation•tree & 30x40 shop bldg. #813648 2 bed frame shrub trimming•tree removal home w/940sf. 716 W Brule $25,000 HALF ACRE LOT in Woodbrook II, North Call for a free estimate. 421 VAN BUREN Very solid home, #794043 Purcell. IncludesSOLD water tap. O/A #810298 converted garage, could use as 3rd bd. Insured New in ’17; flooring, granite countertops, 2906 SAGE CT 4/2.1/2 brick home with REDUCED/110 ACRES NE of (405) 527-2290 appl,UNDER tiled 2nd bath,CONTRACT guttering, fence, 2919SF! Heavily remodeled, just move in! Wynnewood. Fenced, 2 ponds, pole cell paint, storage bldg. $116,000 #815547 $249,900UNDER #757842 CONTRACT barn & shed, corral w/loading chute. (405) 204-8753 Rural water & elec on property. $2250/ INVESTMENT PROPERTY 830 S 2nd 2/1 1161 BLUE RIDGE 3/2/2 brick home ac #803169 w/~1900SF. Storm shelter & large fenced frame home on corner lot. $30,000 #781950 10 ACRES 3 miles west of Purcell Annie & Lloyd yard.UNDER $159,900 #812504CONTRACT 529 LESTER LN 2/1 frame home w/CHA. with 660’ of State Hwy 74 frontage. Rented for $520/mo. $49,500 #765691 Tree & Landscape Service INVESTMENT PROPERTY 3 bed $120,000 #761635 frame home. 409 S Santa Fe $35,000 LEXINGTON/NOBLE/ 30319 SH 59 3 units in this bldg. One • Mowing • Concrete Work GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY on WANETTE/NORMAN has been a beautySOLD shop & could easily • Tree & shrub trimming • Bucket Truck corner lot. 3 bed with nice front porch IMMACULATE HOME be re-opened. $85,000 #798920 • Tree removal • Painting and carport. #809511 on Noman’s west side. 3/2/3 with numerous upgrades, great • Stump grinding • Fencing 24494 JOHNSON 3/2 home with landscapingUNDER and safeCONTRACT room #813025 • Landscaping • Roofing wrap-around porchSOLD & many extras on • Sodding • Construction 2 acres. $234,500 #810667 WE GIVE YOUR PROPERTY THE MOST EXPOSURE. Reneé Barnes Donelda Ellis Ted Idleman Regena McNatt Jim Lewis Free Estimates Insured 659-7335 830-1317 623-2896 659-7620 249-5770 THAN MAYNARD Broker NELDA GRAY MOORE TONY CHRISTIAN SHELLEY MOORE RONNIE MAYNARD Office Manager Ron Musgrave Joell Gray Nick Meabon Tyra Weston Lonnie Gilley 990-8862 306-2419 615-8871 405-397-1365 659-8217 615-4810 620-4651 928-273-9333 517-7318 926-7140 527-7731